AN ACT REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION TO STUDY LICENSING AND REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO PERFORM TITLE SEARCHES OF REAL PROPERTY IN THIS STATE.

SB 756 requires Connecticut's Department of Consumer Protection to study whether individuals performing title searches on real property should be licensed or regulated. The study would evaluate current requirements and potential new rules, directly affecting title searchers who currently operate without state licensing. The department must submit a final report to relevant legislative committees within the timeframe specified by law, but the bill does not create new licensing rules itself.