Connecticut HB 5552: AN ACT CONCERNING THE BONUS DEPRECIATION TAX DEDUCTION SCHEDULE FOR PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES.
Status: REF. TO JOINT COMM. ON Finance, Revenue and Bonding (as of 2025-01-21)
State: Connecticut · Session: 2025 · Bill: HB 5552
Subjects: Affected business entity tax, Income tax deductions (State), Income tax on bonuses (State)
Sponsors: Joseph P. Gresko
Bill Text
LCO 1 of 4 General Assembly Substitute Bill No. 5552 February Session, 2026 AN ACT CONCERNING REQUIREMENTS FOR STATE CONTRACTS CONCERNING AUTOMATED LICENSE PLATE READER INFORMATION. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1. (NEW) (Effective October 1, 2026) (a) As used in this section: 1 (1) "Automated license plate reader" means a mobile or fixed 2 electronic image recording device that is capable, in combination with 3 computer programs or algorithms, of converting images of license 4 plates into computer-readable data; 5 (2) "Automated license plate reader information" means information 6 that is (A) gathered by an automated license plate reader, or (B) created 7 through an analysis of the information gathered by an automated 8 license plate reader; 9 (3) "Vendor" means a person that (A) owns or operates an automated 10 license plate reader, or (B) has access to the automated license plate 11 reader information gathered by the automated license plate reader; 12 (4) "Contracting public agency" means the public agency that enters 13 into a contract with a vendor concerning the creation, use or storage of 14 automated license plate reader information; 15 Substitute Bill No. 5552 LCO 2 of 4 (5) "Person" means an individual, association, corporation, limited 16 liability company, partnership, trust or other legal entity; and 17 (6) "Public agency" has the same meaning as provided in section 1-18 200 of the general statutes. 19 (b) On and after October 1, 2026, no public agency shall enter into or 20 renew any contract with a vendor, unless such contract provides that 21 the vendor shall not engage in any of the following activities with 22 respect to any automated license plate reader information gathered in 23 this state: 24 (1) Sell such automated license plate reader information; 25 (2) Share or transfer such automated license plate reader information 26 to any person or public agency other than the contracting public agency, 27 without receiving the prior express written authorization of the 28 contracting public agency for the sharing of such automated license 29 plate reader information for a specific purpose, and prior notification to 30 the Governor; 31 (3) Allow any person other than the contracting public agency to 32 access such automated license plate reader information, unless the 33 vendor is required to allow such person to access such automated 34 license plate reader information pursuant to a signed judicial warrant or 35 valid court order issued by a court of competent jurisdiction. As used in 36 this subdivision, "judicial warrant or valid court order" excludes any 37 subpoena or demand of a grand jury investigation; or 38 (4) Store or maintain the contracting public agency's automated 39 license plate reader information (A) with the automated license plate 40 reader information stored or maintained pursuant to a contract with a 41 different public agency concerning automated license plate reader 42 information or any such automated license plate reader information 43 stored or maintained pursuant to a contract with any other person 44 concerning such automated license plate reader information, (B) in a 45 state other than this state, or (C) in a manner that is not in accordance 46 Substitute Bill No. 5552 LCO 3 of 4 with industry-recognized data security practices, including, but not 47 limited to, using encryption when transmitting or storing such 48 automated license plate reader information. 49 (c) Beginning on October 1, 2026, no public agency shall enter into or 50 renew any contract with a vendor unless such contract (1) provides that 51 the vendor consents to personal jurisdiction in this state in the event of 52 any legal proceeding, and (2) contains a choice of law provision that 53 states that Connecticut state law shall be the controlling law for the 54 contract. 55 (d) (1) Automated license plate reader information is confidential and 56 shall not be deemed a public record for the purposes of the Freedom of 57 Information Act, as defined in section 1-200 of the general statutes, and 58 shall not be disclosed, except as provided in subdivision (2) of 59 subsection (b) of this section and subdivision (2) of this subsection. Any 60 of the following information shall be disclosable pursuant to said act: 61 (A) Locations of any still or video image recording device used as part 62 of an automated license plate reader; and 63 (B) Any data, other than automated license plate reader information, 64 derived from any audit of an automated license plate reader, usage logs 65 for such reader and logs detailing access to automated license plate 66 reader information, provided any such data disclosable under this 67 subsection has all automated license plate reader information redacted 68 from otherwise disclosable data. 69 (2) Any person who seeks to obtain automated license plate reader 70 information concerning a motor vehic
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