Modifies provisions relating to security of the state capitol
Second Read and Referred S General Laws Committee
Summary
The bill repeals the current security statute and creates a new one that lets the Commissioner of the Office of Administration issue key cards for the state capitol to legislators, and to their spouses and children if the legislator asks in writing. It also requires the Senate president pro tem and House speaker to set up a training program on capitol security. The measure aims to simplify family access while maintaining oversight of building security.
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