Committees · 2012 Regular Session
Banking Committee
Members
As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.
Bob DuffChair
Democrat · 25th District
William TongChair
Democrat · 147th District
Joseph J. Crisco Jr.Vice Chair
Democrat · 17th District
Timothy D. LarsonVice Chair
Democrat · 11th District
Mike AlbertsRanking Member
Republican · 50th District
L. Scott FrantzRanking Member
Republican · 36th District
Democrat · 99th District
Democrat · 15th District
Republican · 2nd District
Republican · 111th District
Democrat · 29th District
Republican · 120th District
Republican · 132nd District
Democrat · 24th District
Democrat · 40th District
Democrat · 1st District
Democrat · 51st District
Democrat · 98th District
Bills
Bills sent to the committee in the 2012 Regular Session.
Bills sent29
2% of the bills sent to joint committees
Reported out66%
19 of 29; 10 stopped in committee
Time in committee14 days
most between 14 and 29 days
Amendments offered0
committee amendments
In every session
Each session over its whole term.
202620 bills
reported 90% · typically 12 days, most 12–20 · 0 amendments · 13 members
202533 bills
reported 76% · typically 15 days, most 12–28 · 0 amendments · 13 members
202427 bills
reported 67% · typically 26 days, most 12–26 · 0 amendments · 13 members
202341 bills
reported 49% · typically 19 days, most 12–19 · 0 amendments · 13 members
202225 bills
reported 100% · typically 12 days · 0 amendments · 17 members
202134 bills
reported 59% · typically 29 days, most 20–36 · 0 amendments · 18 members
202018 bills
reported 0% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 15 members
201939 bills
reported 59% · typically 33 days, most 26–47 · 0 amendments · 16 members
201836 bills
reported 69% · typically 13 days, most 13–19 · 0 amendments · 19 members
201754 bills
reported 43% · typically 12 days, most 12–32 · 0 amendments · 19 members
201645 bills
reported 56% · typically 12 days · 0 amendments · 18 members
201543 bills
reported 33% · typically 24 days, most 15–24 · 0 amendments · 18 members
201432 bills
reported 53% · typically 14 days, most 12–26 · 0 amendments · 18 members
201341 bills
reported 66% · typically 38 days, most 22–51 · 0 amendments · 18 members
201229 bills
reported 66% · typically 14 days, most 14–29 · 0 amendments · 18 members
201141 bills
reported 37% · typically 26 days, most 13–27 · 0 amendments · 18 members
201034 bills
reported 68% · typically 31 days, most 20–36 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200966 bills
reported 45% · typically 20 days, most 20–41 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200840 bills
reported 65% · typically 12 days, most 12–19 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200747 bills
reported 49% · typically 32 days, most 20–41 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200635 bills
reported 66% · typically 10 days, most 8–21 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200540 bills
reported 58% · typically 14 days, most 13–39 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200426 bills
reported 65% · typically 15 days, most 14–22 · 0 amendments · 19 members
200349 bills
reported 49% · typically 20 days, most 20–39 · 0 amendments · 19 members
200218 bills
reported 94% · typically 13 days, most 12–17 · 0 amendments · 18 members
200138 bills
reported 58% · typically 43 days, most 7–56 · 0 amendments · 18 members
Bills it was sent
Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2012 Regular Session, newest first.
29 bills
Senate Bill 407 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE DEBTS.
Sent April 25, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 0 days
Senate Bill 361 · AN ACT CONCERNING REGULATORY RELIEF FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHECK CASHING INDUSTRY.
Sent April 18, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 0 days
Senate Bill 362 · AN ACT CONCERNING DEBT NEGOTIATORS.
Sent April 18, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 0 days
Senate Bill 155 · AN ACT ALLOWING EMPLOYERS TO PAY WAGES USING PAYROLL CARDS.
Sent April 10, 2012 · Reported out after 7 days · did not pass the Senate
House Bill 5140 · AN ACT CONCERNING PAYMENT OF INSURANCE SETTLEMENT PROCEEDS TO AN INSURED BY A MORTGAGE HOLDER.
Sent March 28, 2012 · Reported out after 6 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5414 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE ELIMINATION OF THE INTEREST RATE FLOOR FOR TAX AND INSURANCE ESCROW ACCOUNTS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 5415 · AN ACT PROVIDING CONSUMER PROTECTION TO CLIENTS OF EXCHANGE FACILITATORS FOR TAX DEFERRED EXCHANGES.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate
House Bill 5416 · AN ACT CONCERNING CREDIT CARD APPLICATIONS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 3 days
House Bill 5417 · AN ACT CONCERNING BROKER PRICE OPINIONS FOR MORTGAGE LOAN MODIFICATIONS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5418 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE MODERNIZATION OF CERTAIN BANKING STATUTES.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5419 · AN ACT CONCERNING NONRECOURSE CIVIL LITIGATION PURCHASE AGREEMENTS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
Senate Bill 358 · AN ACT ENCOURAGING INCREASED SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 359 · AN ACT CONCERNING FINANCIAL LITERACY.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 361 · AN ACT CONCERNING REGULATORY RELIEF FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHECK CASHING INDUSTRY.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 362 · AN ACT CONCERNING DEBT NEGOTIATORS.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Reported out after 14 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 363 · AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY.
Sent March 6, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 3 days
Senate Bill 201 · AN ACT CONCERNING PREPAID CARDS.
Sent February 22, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 8 days
House Bill 5182 · AN ACT CONCERNING A CHANGE REGARDING THE FINANCIAL SECURITY OF LOTTERY SALES AGENTS.
Sent February 17, 2012 · Reported out after 27 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
House Bill 5183 · AN ACT REQUIRING BANKS TO NOTIFY HOLDERS OF INACTIVE ACCOUNTS BY CERTIFIED MAIL THAT ACCOUNT FUNDS WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE TREASURER AND SUBJECT TO ESCHEAT TO THE STATE.
Sent February 17, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 13 days
Senate Bill 158 · AN ACT CONCERNING ENFORCEMENT BY THE BANKING COMMISSIONER.
Sent February 17, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 13 days
9 more
Senate Bill 159 · AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF THE ELIMINATION OF THE PROVISION THAT PERMITS FORECLOSURE BY A HOLDER OF A NOTE WHO DOES NOT HAVE LEGAL TITLE TO THE MORTGAGED PREMISES.
Sent February 17, 2012 · Reported out after 32 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives
Senate Bill 160 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE S.A.F.E. MORTGAGE LICENSING ACT.
Sent February 17, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 13 days
House Bill 5070 · AN ACT CONCERNING LOAN PRODUCTION OFFICES, INTERSTATE BRANCHING AND NONBANK TRUSTEES.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Stopped in committee after 15 days
House Bill 5071 · AN ACT CONCERNING SECURED AND UNSECURED LENDING.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 29 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5072 · AN ACT CONCERNING CONNECTICUT BANKS.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 34 days · did not pass the House of Representatives
House Bill 5073 · AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO CONNECTICUT'S MODEL ENTITY TRANSACTIONS ACT AND THE CONNECTICUT BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 29 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law
Senate Bill 65 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE DEPARTMENT OF BANKING.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 29 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 66 · AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 29 days · did not pass the Senate
Senate Bill 67 · AN ACT CONCERNING REVISIONS TO THE BANKING STATUTES.
Sent February 15, 2012 · Reported out after 29 days · then passed the Senate, and became law