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SR 4

RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PRINTING OF THE SENATE JOURNAL.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Bob Duff

Connecticut Senate authorizes official printing of its legislative journal to maintain public record of proceedings and votes.

ADOPTED, SENATE
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Bill Summary · SR 4

Legislative bill overview

SR 4 is a procedural resolution authorizing the printing and distribution of the Connecticut Senate Journal, which is the official record of Senate proceedings, debates, and votes. This is a routine administrative measure that has been adopted by the Senate.

Why is this important

The Senate Journal serves as the official public record of legislative activity, ensuring transparency and creating a historical archive of government proceedings. Having a printed version maintains accessibility to these records and fulfills statutory or procedural requirements for legislative documentation.

Potential points of contention

  • Cost and practicality: In an increasingly digital age, the necessity and expense of printing physical journals may be questioned when electronic versions are readily available
  • Scope of printing: The resolution may not specify details about quantity, distribution channels, or which entities receive copies, leaving implementation questions unanswered
  • Environmental considerations: Printing requirements may face scrutiny from those prioritizing digital-only records to reduce paper waste

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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