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CT HB05387

Bill

Official Source

Status

Passed

5/20/2013

Primary Sponsor

Veterans' Affairs Committee

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Origin

House of Representatives

2013 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Establishes a task force to study whether military occupational specialty (MOS) training can substitute for state licensing requirements in occupational, professional, and trade licensing
  • Task force membership includes 8 state commissioners/directors (Veterans' Affairs, Military Department, Office of Military Affairs, Labor, Consumer Protection, Education, and Higher Education officials) plus 6 legislative appointees from House and Senate leadership
  • All task force appointments must be completed within 30 days of the act's effective date, with the first meeting scheduled within 60 days
  • Task force must submit findings and recommendations to the joint standing committee on veterans' affairs by January 1, 2014, and terminates on that date or when the report is submitted, whichever is later
  • Purpose is to aid veterans in securing employment by identifying specific MOS training that meets equivalent state licensing training requirements

Legislative Description

An Act Establishing A Task Force To Study The Use Of Military Occupational Specialty Training As A Substitute For State Licensing Requirements.

Last Action

Signed by the Governor

5/24/2013

Committee Referrals

Labor and Public Employees3/7/2013
Select Committee on Veterans' Affairs1/17/2013

Full Bill Text

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