The Connecticut Bar Association is considering some of the broadest changes to its constitution in more than 65 years. Among the proposals, which will be discussed with the 9,300-plus members of the organization, is whether the current governance structure should be changed.

In a report submitted to CBA President Kimberly Knox at her request, a three-member committee comprised of Wesley Horton, Tom Gugliotti and Ira Bloom laid out the major issues that they feel should be addressed.