Chapter 31 - Governor

Chapter 31 - Governor

Section 3-1 - General powers and duties.
Section 3-1a - Council on Gubernatorial Incapacity. Composition. Duties.
Section 3-2 - Salaries of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Office of Governor full time.
Section 3-2a - Pensions for Governors and their spouses.
Section 3-2b - Footstones, flags and funeral honor guards for deceased Governors, certain other state officers and members of the General Assembly.
Section 3-3 - Governor's cabinet.
Section 3-4 - Executive secretary and clerk; executive journal.
Section 3-5 - Governor to institute lawsuits for state.
Section 3-6 - Investigatory authority of Governor.
Section 3-6a - Power of Governor to restrict use of streets and highways during extreme weather conditions.
Section 3-6b - Transportation emergencies: Powers of Governor and joint legislative committee; publication requirements; penalty for violation of emergency order or interference with emergency activities.
Section 3-6c - Compacts between Connecticut and other states or Indian tribes. Amendments. General Assembly approval or rejection.
Section 3-6d - Highway safety programs. Securing of federal funds. Regulations.
Section 3-7 - Cancellation of uncollectible claims. Compromise of disputed claims.
Section 3-8 - Restoration and repair of state boundary marks.
Section 3-9 - Automobile for use of the Governor.
Section 3-10 - Maintenance of the Governor's residence. Foundations established re Governor's residence. Disclosure of income, expenditures, contributions, officers and state employees.
Section 3-10a - Governor to take steps to assure federal aid for higher education.
Section 3-10b - Governor may request waiver of certain federal-aid program requirements re administration of aid.
Section 3-10c - Appropriation to be used by or on behalf of former Governor.
Section 3-10d - Reactivation of military units for parades, celebrations or other ceremonies.
Section 3-10e - Transferred
Section 3-10f - Flying flags at half-staff.

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