Sec. 2-27. Printing and distribution of file bills. - Connecticut Statutes

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      Sec. 2-27. Printing and distribution of file bills. Copies of each bill for an act reported favorably by a committee shall be printed in sufficient numbers, as determined by the clerks of the House and Senate, for use by the General Assembly. A greater number of copies of any bill shall be printed upon order of either legislative commissioner. Seven copies of each printed bill shall be reserved for the use of the Secretary of the State who shall bind and distribute volumes thereof as follows: One to the State Library, one to the law library of Yale University, one to the library of The University of Connecticut and one to the law library of The University of Connecticut, one to the Wesleyan University library, one to the Library of Congress and one to the library of Quinnipiac College.

      (1949 Rev., S. 32; 1957, P.A. 368; 627; 1959, P.A. 478, S. 1; 1961, P.A. 285; P.A. 93-180.)

      History: 1959 act made technical change required by appointment of two legislative commissioners instead of one; 1961 act removed mandatory quantities of file copies to be printed and left the number within the discretion of the clerks and reduced from 20 to 7 the number of copies to be given the secretary; P.A. 93-180 deleted provision requiring that private-nature bills be printed at the expense of the party applying therefor before being finally considered and substituted reference to "Quinnipiac College" for reference to "the University of Bridgeport".

      See Sec. 11-2 re powers and duties of State Librarian.

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      Sec. 2-27. Printing and distribution of file bills. Copies of each bill for an act reported favorably by a committee shall be printed in sufficient numbers, as determined by the clerks of the House and Senate, for use by the General Assembly. A greater number of copies of any bill shall be printed upon order of either legislative commissioner. Seven copies of each printed bill shall be reserved for the use of the Secretary of the State who shall bind and distribute volumes thereof as follows: One to the State Library, one to the law library of Yale University, one to the library of The University of Connecticut and one to the law library of The University of Connecticut, one to the Wesleyan University library, one to the Library of Congress and one to the library of Quinnipiac College.

      (1949 Rev., S. 32; 1957, P.A. 368; 627; 1959, P.A. 478, S. 1; 1961, P.A. 285; P.A. 93-180.)

      History: 1959 act made technical change required by appointment of two legislative commissioners instead of one; 1961 act removed mandatory quantities of file copies to be printed and left the number within the discretion of the clerks and reduced from 20 to 7 the number of copies to be given the secretary; P.A. 93-180 deleted provision requiring that private-nature bills be printed at the expense of the party applying therefor before being finally considered and substituted reference to "Quinnipiac College" for reference to "the University of Bridgeport".

      See Sec. 11-2 re powers and duties of State Librarian.

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      Sec. 2-27. Printing and distribution of file bills. Copies of each bill for an act reported favorably by a committee shall be printed in sufficient numbers, as determined by the clerks of the House and Senate, for use by the General Assembly. A greater number of copies of any bill shall be printed upon order of either legislative commissioner. Seven copies of each printed bill shall be reserved for the use of the Secretary of the State who shall bind and distribute volumes thereof as follows: One to the State Library, one to the law library of Yale University, one to the library of The University of Connecticut and one to the law library of The University of Connecticut, one to the Wesleyan University library, one to the Library of Congress and one to the library of Quinnipiac College.

      (1949 Rev., S. 32; 1957, P.A. 368; 627; 1959, P.A. 478, S. 1; 1961, P.A. 285; P.A. 93-180.)

      History: 1959 act made technical change required by appointment of two legislative commissioners instead of one; 1961 act removed mandatory quantities of file copies to be printed and left the number within the discretion of the clerks and reduced from 20 to 7 the number of copies to be given the secretary; P.A. 93-180 deleted provision requiring that private-nature bills be printed at the expense of the party applying therefor before being finally considered and substituted reference to "Quinnipiac College" for reference to "the University of Bridgeport".

      See Sec. 11-2 re powers and duties of State Librarian.