Human Services Committee

• Catherine F. AbercrombieChair

  Democrat · 83rd District

• Joe MarkleyCo-chair

  Republican · 16th District

• Marilyn V. MooreCo-chair

  Democrat · 22nd District

• Terry B. AdamsVice Chair

  Democrat · 146th District

• Beth ByeVice Chair

  Democrat · 5th District

• Kevin C. KellyVice Chair

  Republican · 21st District

• Jay M. CaseRanking Member

  Republican · 63rd District

• Larry B. Butler

  Democrat · 72nd District

• Gary Byron

  Republican · 27th District

• Michelle L. Cook

  Democrat · 65th District

• Anne Dauphinais

  Republican · 44th District

• Charles J. Ferraro

  Republican · 117th District

• John Fusco

  Republican · 81st District

• Brandon L. McGee Jr.

  Democrat · 5th District

• Bruce V. Morris

  Democrat · 140th District

• Brian M. Ohler

  Republican · 64th District

• Hilda E. Santiago

  Democrat · 84th District

• Charlie L. Stallworth

  Democrat · 126th District

• Terrie E. Wood

  Republican · 141st District

• Bills sent25

  2% of the bills sent to joint committees

• Reported out76%

  19 of 25; 6 stopped in committee

• Time in committee17 days

  most between 13 and 23 days

• Amendments offered0

  committee amendments

• 202662 bills

  reported 74% · typically 14 days, most 7–21 · 0 amendments · 23 members

• 2025157 bills

  reported 38% · typically 15 days, most 8–22 · 0 amendments · 23 members

• 202448 bills

  reported 90% · typically 19 days, most 13–19 · 0 amendments · 22 members

• 2023138 bills

  reported 34% · typically 28 days, most 21–42 · 0 amendments · 22 members

• 202248 bills

  reported 73% · typically 21 days, most 14–21 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 2021118 bills

  reported 30% · typically 19 days, most 15–28 · 0 amendments · 21 members

• 202057 bills

  reported 12% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 20 members

• 2019175 bills

  reported 16% · typically 14 days, most 13–26 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 201825 bills

  reported 76% · typically 17 days, most 13–23 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2017118 bills

  reported 23% · typically 22 days, most 17–29 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 201662 bills

  reported 68% · typically 15 days, most 12–22 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 2015153 bills

  reported 35% · typically 18 days, most 14–36 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 201464 bills

  reported 84% · typically 13 days, most 5–19 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 2013112 bills

  reported 43% · typically 14 days, most 4–33 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 201266 bills

  reported 50% · typically 14 days, most 14–16 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 2011137 bills

  reported 58% · typically 15 days, most 7–34 · 0 amendments · 17 members

• 201092 bills

  reported 78% · typically 15 days, most 9–22 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2009167 bills

  reported 48% · typically 19 days, most 9–30 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2008108 bills

  reported 58% · typically 12 days, most 9–19 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2007242 bills

  reported 43% · typically 17 days, most 9–34 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2006109 bills

  reported 64% · typically 14 days, most 7–20 · 0 amendments · 17 members

• 2005205 bills

  reported 63% · typically 21 days, most 9–50 · 0 amendments · 17 members

• 2004129 bills

  reported 60% · typically 9 days, most 7–14 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 2003159 bills

  reported 58% · typically 21 days, most 8–57 · 0 amendments · 19 members

• 2002106 bills

  reported 60% · typically 13 days, most 7–14 · 0 amendments · 18 members

• 2001243 bills

  reported 41% · typically 16 days, most 7–69 · 0 amendments · 17 members

25 bills

• Senate Bill 258 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE EXEMPTION OF PROBATE-COURT APPROVED CONSERVATOR AND FIDUCIARY FEES FROM MEDICAID APPLIED INCOME AND ASSET TRANSFER DETERMINATIONS.

  Sent March 15, 2018 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5460 · AN ACT CONCERNING MINIMUM EMPLOYEE WAGES FOR PROVIDERS OF STATE-ADMINISTERED SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 15 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5461 · AN ACT CONCERNING FUNDING FOR NUTRITION PROGRAMS FOR ELDERLY PERSONS.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Stopped in committee after 2 days

• House Bill 5462 · AN ACT CONCERNING TRANSITION SERVICES FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 13 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5463 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE STUDY OF HEALTH INSURANCE OPTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS INELIGIBLE FOR MEDICAID.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 15 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and not the Senate

• House Bill 5464 · AN ACT CONCERNING NURSING HOME SERVICES.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 13 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• Senate Bill 436 · AN ACT PROMOTING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE COST-EFFICIENT DELIVERY OF HUMAN SERVICES.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 15 days · then passed the Senate, and not the House of Representatives

• Senate Bill 437 · AN ACT CONCERNING A TWO-GENERATIONAL INITIATIVE.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 15 days · then passed the Senate, and became law

• Senate Bill 438 · AN ACT REQUIRING TIMELY PAYMENT OF FUEL VENDORS IN THE CONNECTICUT ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the Senate, and became law

• Senate Bill 439 · AN ACT CONCERNING TECHNICAL REVISIONS TO HUMAN SERVICES STATUTES.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the Senate, and became law

• Senate Bill 440 · AN ACT CONCERNING COVERAGE OF PHARMACOGENOMICS TESTING UNDER THE HUSKY HEALTH PROGRAMS.

  Sent March 7, 2018 · Stopped in committee after 2 days

• Senate Bill 270 · AN ACT CONCERNING WORK AND COMMUNITY SERVICE REQUIREMENTS FOR RECIPIENTS OF CERTAIN PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS.

  Sent February 28, 2018 · Stopped in committee after 9 days

• House Bill 5253 · AN ACT EXPANDING ACCESS TO THE MONEY FOLLOWS THE PERSON DEMONSTRATION PROJECT AND REPEALING OBSOLETE STATUTES.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 17 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5254 · AN ACT CONCERNING CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION FEES.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 17 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5255 · AN ACT CONCERNING THE AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER ADVISORY COUNCIL.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 23 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• House Bill 5256 · AN ACT REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO COLLECT AND MAINTAIN DATA CONCERNING THE TRANSPORTATION NEEDS OF MEDICAID RECIPIENTS.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 23 days · did not pass the House of Representatives

• House Bill 5257 · AN ACT CONCERNING REPORTS OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY OR AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 23 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

• Senate Bill 242 · AN ACT CONCERNING NOTICE OF REGULATORY, POLICY AND PROCEDURAL CHANGES FOR THE CONNECTICUT HOME-CARE PROGRAM FOR THE ELDERLY.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Stopped in committee after 16 days

• Senate Bill 243 · AN ACT CONCERNING AUDITS OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDERS.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 23 days · then passed the Senate, and became law

• Senate Bill 244 · AN ACT REQUIRING BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS TO BE MANDATED REPORTERS OF SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT.

  Sent February 27, 2018 · Reported out after 21 days · then passed the Senate, and became law