House Resolution 13 Appoints Committee to Recognize Senator Martin M. Looney

Original title: RESOLUTION RAISING A COMMITTEE TO INFORM SENATOR MARTIN M. LOONEY THAT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IS ORGANIZED AND READY TO RECOGNIZE HIS DISTINGUISHED LEGISLATIVE CAREER.

Last action · May 5, 2026: Adopted, HouseSponsors: Matthew Ritter and 10 others

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What This Bill Does

The Connecticut House of Representatives adopted a appointing the New Haven delegation of Representatives to inform Senator Martin M. Looney that the House is organized and ready to recognize his legislative career.

Why it matters

Establishes a formal legislative committee for a ceremonial acknowledgment; no funding, service changes, or new state laws are created.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Senator Martin M. Looney

The resolution establishes a committee to inform him of the House's readiness to recognize his legislative career.

Directly affected

New Haven delegation of Representatives

Members are appointed to form the committee assigned to inform Senator Looney.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does House Resolution 13 do?

It appoints a committee made up of the New Haven delegation of Representatives to notify Senator Martin M. Looney that the House is ready to recognize his legislative career.

Who is appointed to the committee?

The New Haven delegation of Representatives.

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