Concerning certificates of title issued for motor vehicles purchased from motor vehicle dealers.

Concerning modernization of election law provisions, and, in connection therewith, correcting statutory citations, updating terms and procedures to reflect modern elections administration, conforming state law to federal law, eliminating redundancies and obsolete references and practices, harmonizing durational residency requirements for certain local government elections, and making an appropriation.

Concerning allowing certain military personnel who are less than twenty-one years of age to obtain a permit to carry a concealed handgun.

Concerning modernizing statutes related to sexually transmitted infections.

Concerning requiring students to correctly answer a portion of the civics questions on the United States naturalization test as part of the existing state requirement for high school students to satisfactorily complete a course on civil government before graduating from high school.

Concerning marriages by individuals who are parties to a civil union, and, in connection therewith, prohibiting marriages in circumstances in which one of the parties is already in a civil union with another individual, addressing the legal effect of parties to a civil union marrying each other, clarifying the dissolution process when parties to a civil union marry, and amending the bigamy statute to include parties to a civil union.

Concerning notifications of health care billing charges for covered persons.

Concerning the creation of income tax credits for nonpublic education.

Concerning certain legislative oversight committees, and, in connection therewith, modifying the manner in which members are appointed to the committees, allowing temporary appointments to the committees, and specifying that the chair and vice-chair of the executive committee of the legislative council also serve as chair and vice-chair of the legislative council.

Concerning the ability of a physician assistant to perform functions delegated by a physician that are within the physician assistant's scope of practice.

Concerning a clarification of the status of state police power jurisdiction on federally managed lands to address issues that affect the public safety of the residents of the state.