CT HB05263

Removes requirement for independent automotive technical experts to sit as nonvoting members on arbitration panels during oral testimony in lemon law disputes (effective July 1, 2014)

Changes the timeline for Department of Consumer Protection to contact consumers about arbitration award performance from "ten working days" to "ten business days" after the performance date

Modifies charitable organization registration standards to allow commissioners to accept written compliance assurances when violations exist if public interest would not be served by denial or suspension

Changes reference in New Home Construction Guaranty Fund claims from "real property" to "personal property" when describing assets subject to execution for satisfying judgments

Allows commissioners to dispense with execution requirements in guaranty fund claims when consumers demonstrate impracticability and reasonable collection efforts