Collections : [Connecticut State Library, State Archives]

Rejected Bills begin in the year 1808 and continue until 1911. They consist of records that chronologically follow what are commonly called the "Connecticut Archives"³ and are closely related to General Assembly Papers, 1803-1870, bulk 1821-1870.⁴ The papers described here cover the years 1808-1870. . Thomas Day succeeded Samuel Wyllys as Secretary of the State in 1810 and this change of administration may have led to the division between Rejected Bills and General Assembly Papers. The 1870 closing date was chosen because it was about the time of the end of post-Civil War legislation to promote civil rights and to care for disabled veterans.

Rejected bills begin in the year 1808 and continue until 1911. The rejected bills described here cover the years 1871-1911 and are closely related to the General Assembly Papers, 1821-2010. Starting in 1913, rejected bills can be found within . Rejected bills contain petitions, appointments, amendments, committee reports, drafts of legislation, and drafts of resolutions that did not pass.

The records include meeting documents for most years. These consist of notices, agendas, minutes, roll call votes, and attendance. Session reports may consist of roll call attendance and vote records for a session, list of bills considered to be most important by the committee, lists of bills that received a Joint Favorable report by the committee, and vote sheets.

Contains meeting summaries of the Council and its subcommittees. Meeting summaries include agendas, minutes, and supplemental material such as reports and presentations.

Includes meeting material such as agendas, minutes, transcripts and handouts; procedures; correspondence and responses; and resolutions.

Public meeting transcripts, September - October 1989. Also present are recordings of the September 6, 1989 and October 4, 1989 meetings on audiocassettes.

Draft of report with edits.

The records contain agendas and minutes of Committee meetings as well as agendas, minutes, and research material of the interim pilot study groups. There are no documents from the high school volunteer program interim pilot study. The meeting documents present for 1995-2000 are scant.

Includes a briefing book, meeting notices, minutes, report of the Commission, responses to request for information, tesimonies, and a transcript.

These records consist solely of meeting transcripts from 1972. Some transcripts are for the Subcommittee on Banks and for the Subcommittee on Public Utilities.