Proposed Bill 464 voted on by the General Law Commitee

Proposed Bill 464 has now moved from the General Law Committee to Office of Legislative Research and to the Office of Fiscal Analysis. All of those who were present for the vote in the General Law Committee voted 'yeah' as you can see here: http://www.cga.ct.gov/2011/TS/S/2011SB-00464-R00GL-CV34-TS.htm

Those interested in supporting this effort cam reach out to local local newspapers via letters to the editor and their legislators in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

You can find out who your state legislators are by using this online form: http://cga.ct.gov/asp/menu/CGAFindLeg.asp

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Office of Legislative Research

http://www.cga.ct.gov/olr/- You can email them at olr@cga.ct.gov

According to their web page they are, "The nonpartisan Office of Legislative Research (OLR) helps the General Assembly make policy and serve the public by providing accurate, timely, and objective research, policy analysis, and assistance in the development of legislation. Our major services to members of the General Assembly are committee staffing, research, and legislative analyses. "

Office of Fiscal Analysis

http://www.cga.ct.gov/ofa/ - You can email them at ofa@cga.ct.gov

According to their web page they are, "The Office of Fiscal Analysis (OFA) provides the General Assembly with independent, accurate, and timely fiscal information to assist members in making budgetary decisions and to inform members of the fiscal impact of legislation under consideration."

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Comment by Bryon Turner on March 20, 2011 at 7:50am: We just need to keep our eyes on this bill... If it goes to another committee, it would be good for folks to reach out to the committee members and show support.

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