CT HJ00033

Proposes a constitutional amendment limiting regular sessions of the General Assembly to 45 legislative days in duration, replacing the previous deadline structure tied to specific calendar dates.

Requires regular sessions to adjourn on the 45th day after convening, or if that day falls on a legal holiday or weekend, on the next legislative day.

Prohibits General Assembly members from receiving fringe benefits, including insurance, health, medical care, and retirement benefits.

Directs the proposed amendment to be presented to voters at the general election on November 3, 2020, with ballot language asking whether the Constitution should be amended to require 45-day session limits and prohibit member fringe benefits.