Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 18a - Joint Committee on Legislative Management
Section 2-71o. - Group health insurance for temporary sessional employees. Payment. Regulations.

(a) Any person employed as a temporary sessional employee by the Joint Committee on Legislative Management may elect to participate in any group hospitalization and medical and surgical insurance plan offered to full-time permanent employees of the Legislative Department, provided such participation shall be at the employee's own expense.

(b) On or after July 1, 1984, any such temporary sessional employee who (1) is employed during both the sessional and interim periods, (2) was so employed for at least two hundred days during the previous twelve-month period and (3) elects to participate in any such plan, shall be eligible to have payment for the cost of such participation made in the same manner and to the same extent as in the case of full-time permanent employees of the Legislative Department. The Joint Committee on Legislative Management shall adopt regulations to implement the provisions of this subsection.
(P.A. 83-447; P.A. 84-356, S. 1, 3.)
History: P.A. 84-356 amended Subsec. (a) making it applicable to “temporary” sessional employees and added Subsec. (b), providing that the state shall pay for such sessional employees' coverage as if they were full-time permanent employees if certain requirements are met and granting the legislative management committee regulatory authority.

Structure Connecticut General Statutes

Connecticut General Statutes

Title 2 - General Assembly and Legislative Agencies

Chapter 18a - Joint Committee on Legislative Management

Section 2-71a. - Joint Committee on Legislative Management.

Section 2-71b. - Duties and powers of committee.

Section 2-71c. - Offices of Legislative Research and Fiscal Analysis. Executive director and directors and functions of offices. Assistance from municipalities and state agencies.

Section 2-71d. - Executive director of legislative management committee to administer other commissions.

Section 2-71e. - Staff for legislative commissions and interim committees.

Section 2-71f. - Employment of staffs to assist legislative leaders.

Section 2-71g. - Supplies and equipment for General Assembly.

Section 2-71h. - Supervision, control and maintenance of State Capitol and Legislative Office Building, parking garage, grounds and other facilities and areas. Provision of press room. Display of flags.

Section 2-71i. - Leaders as members of legislative commissions and interim committees. Naming of designees to serve on certain committees, task forces, boards and commissions.

Section 2-71j and 2-71k. - Transfer of Legislative Council employees. Appropriation.

Section 2-71l. - Provision of general statutes and agency regulations to legislative committees.

Section 2-71m. - Legislative audit review subcommittee.

Section 2-71n. - Staff for joint standing committees having cognizance of matters relating to appropriations, finance, revenue and bonding.

Section 2-71o. - Group health insurance for temporary sessional employees. Payment. Regulations.

Section 2-71p. - Legislative purchases and contracts for supplies, materials, equipment and contractual services; sale of obsolete, unserviceable or unusable personal property; competitive bidding or competitive negotiation; emergencies; award of ord...

Section 2-71q. - Procedures for selection of design professional services or construction manager.

Section 2-71r. - Disqualification from bidding on contracts. Suspension.

Section 2-71s. - Restrictions on contract extensions.

Section 2-71t. - Retention of personal service contractors; personal service agreements.

Section 2-71u. - Extension of personal service agreements; extension of contracts based on competitive negotiation.

Section 2-71v. - Cooperative purchasing plans. Purchase from person having existing contract to sell.

Section 2-71w. - Multiple criteria bids or proposals. Pilot program.

Section 2-71x. - Funds for Connecticut Television Network coverage.

Section 2-71y. - Lease or sublease of Old State House by Joint Committee on Legislative Management to Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

Section 2-71z. - Approval of certain legislative contracts by legislative leaders required. Exceptions.