HB 5360
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HB 5360
AN ACT CONCERNING FIREARM INCIDENT REPORTS AND A TASK FORCE ON RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF POLICE OFFICERS
Connecticut · Became law
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| Tami Zawistowski | Sponsors | Tami Zawistowski sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Jason Perillo | Sponsors | Jason Perillo sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Paul Cicarella | Sponsors | Paul Cicarella sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Gary Turco | Sponsors | Gary Turco sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Mark Anderson | Sponsors | Mark Anderson sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Dave Rutigliano | Sponsors | Dave Rutigliano sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Tammy Nuccio | Sponsors | Tammy Nuccio sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| Rick Hayes | Sponsors | Rick Hayes sponsored HB 5360. | None |
| An Act Concerning Firearm Incident Reports and A Task Force on Recruitment and Retention of Police Officers. | Source records | HB 5360 has an explicit source reference to An Act Concerning Firearm Incident Reports and A Task Force on Recruitment and Retention of Police Officers.. | None |
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