Connecticut § 14-12j - Agreements with qualified independent contractors to provide consulting and other services.
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§ 14-12j. Agreements with qualified independent contractors to provide consulting and other services.
Sec. 14-12j. Agreements with qualified independent contractors to provide consulting and other services. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may enter into a negotiated agreement or agreements, notwithstanding chapter 58, with one or more qualified independent contractors to provide consulting and such other services as may be necessary for the implementation of the provisions of sections 14-12c and 14-12f to 14-12k, inclusive, 38a-343 and 38a-343a.
(P.A. 93-298, S. 8.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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