Proposed S.B. No. 340
Session Year 2025

AN ACT ELIMINATING THE HEALTHY HOMES FUND SURCHARGE.

To eliminate the requirement that insureds under certain homeowners insurance policies pay the surcharge imposed pursuant to section 38a-331 of the general statutes.

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