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HB22-1086 by Representative(s) Sullivan and Bacon; also Senator(s)
Fields and Jaquez Lewis–Concerning prohibiting openly
carrying firearms at a voting location.
(Laid Over from February 17, 2022.)
HB22-1022 by Representative(s) Roberts and Esgar, Michaelson Jenet;
also Senator(s) Woodward, Rodriguez, Smallwood–Concerning
modifications to the administration of the Colorado state fair
and industrial exposition.
(Laid Over from February 7, 2022.)
HB22-1024 by Representative(s) Bird and Woog; also Senator(s) Hansen
and Kolker, Liston–Concerning an expansion of the existing
sales and use tax exemption for construction and building
materials used for the building of public works to require that
home rule cities exempt such tax on sales of such materials
when used for public school construction.
(Amendment recommended by Transportation and Local Government Report,
dated February 8, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, February 9, 2022.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated February 17,
2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
February 17, 2022.)
HB22-1049 by Representative(s) Bacon and Ricks; also Senator(s)
Pettersen–Concerning prohibiting a postsecondary institution
from making payment of an outstanding balance on a student’s
account a condition of issuing the student’s documents.
(Amendment recommended by Education Report, dated February 16, 2022, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, February 17,
2022.)
HB22-1110 by Representative(s) Boesenecker and Bradfield; also
Senator(s) Story–Concerning the circumstances under which a
board of education may meet in executive session when
selecting a chief executive officer.
HB22-1104 by Representative(s) Boesenecker; also Senator(s) Priola–Concerning public recreational trails in electric
transmission corridors of the state, and, in connection therewith,
encouraging transmission providers to enter into written
agreements for the construction and maintenance of powerline
trails and requiring transmission providers to provide
informational resources and notify local governments regarding
the potential for powerline trails when planning for the
expansion or construction of transmission corridors.
(Amendment recommended by Transportation and Local Government Report,
dated February 16, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed
in House Journal, February 17, 2022.)
HB22-1038 by Representative(s) Daugherty and Van Beber; also
Senator(s) Moreno and Gardner–Concerning client-directed
legal representation for youth in court proceedings for youth.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated February 16, 2022, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, February 17,
2022.)

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–Consideration of JBC Staff Figure Setting Comebacks for
Compensation Common Policies, and Consideration of Figure Setting
Recommendations for the Department of Education (Management and
Administration/ Assistance to Public Schools (Grant Programs,
Distributions, and Other Assistance)/ Library Programs/ School for the
Deaf and the Blind)
(PLEASE NOTE: Figure Setting Considerations Not Presented Today May be
Considered at a Future Meeting.)

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HB22-1153 Tipper and Esgar–Affirm Parentage Adoption In
Assisted Reproduction
HB22-1113 Van Beber and Kipp–Appeal Procedures Dependency and
Neglect Cases
HB22-1157 McCormick and Titone–Utilization Of Demographic
Data By CDPHE
HB22-1167 Bradfield–Temporary Proxy Medical Decision-makers

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–Consideration of Potential Legislation/Review Bill Drafts, and
Continuation of Consideration of Figure Setting Recommendations As
Needed
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SB22-078 by Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and Ginal; also Representative(s) (None)–Concerning alternatives to
health insurer prior authorization requirements for health-care providers that achieve a specified
approval rate on prior authorization requests.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, February 17, 2022.)
(Laid Over from February 18, 2022.)
SB22-065 by Senator(s) Hisey and Story; also Representative(s) Gray and Will–Concerning the status of
elected county coroners in class II, III, and IV counties.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, February 18, 2022.)
SB22-059 by Senator(s) Holbert; also Representative(s) Hooton and Ransom–Concerning limitations
regarding a proxy that a unit owner in a common interest community obtains from another unit
owner in the common interest community to vote on behalf of the other unit owner at a meeting
of the unit owners’ association.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, February 18, 2022.)
SB22-049 by Senator(s) Fields and Gardner; also Representative(s) Tipper and Carver–Concerning
updating the “Victim Rights Act”.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, February 18, 2022.)

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SB22-079 by Senator(s) Kolker and Ginal; also Representative(s) Young–Concerning required dementia
training for direct-care staff of specified facilities that provide services to clients living with
dementia.
(Health and Human Services recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
February 15, 2022.)
(Laid Over from February 17, 2022.)
SB22-086 by Senator(s) Winter; also Representative(s) Gray–Concerning assets exempted from seizure in
certain proceedings, and, in connection therewith, expanding the amount and application of the
homestead exemption to include personal property that is actually used as a residence,
increasing the scope and amount of assets that may be exempted, adding certain new
exemptions, recreating and increasing an exemption for money in depository accounts, and
removing a requirement that a person must deposit and not commingle funds in order to render
child support payments or unemployment benefits exempt from levy to pay a debt.
(Finance recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, February 17, 2022.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR
MEMBERS OF THE
COLORADO COMMISSION ON THE AGING
for a term expiring July 1, 2022:
Jacqueline E. Stiff of Centennial, Colorado, serving as a Democrat from the Sixth
Congressional District, occasioned by the resignation of Ryan James Burmood of
Aurora, Colorado, appointed.
for a term expiring July 1, 2024:
Erin Smith Berge of Montrose, Colorado, serving as a Republican from the Third
Congressional District, occasioned by the resignation of Susan Janet Hansen of
Montrose, Colorado, appointed.
(Health and Human Services recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
MEMBERS OF THE
FINANCIAL SERVICES BOARD
effective July 2, 2021, for terms expiring July 1, 2025:
Mickey Freeman of Golden, Colorado, to serve as a member of the public with expertise
in finance and as an Unaffiliated, reappointed;
Michael George Hurst of Del Norte, Colorado, to serve as an executive officer of a state
savings and loan association and a Democrat, reappointed;
Michael L. Williams of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, to serve as an executive officer of a
state credit union and a Republican, reappointed.
(Finance recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS
MEMBERS OF THE
PINNACOL ASSURANCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
effective January 1, 2022, for terms expiring January 1, 2027:
Howard L. Carver of Silverthorne, Colorado, to serve as a member with experience in
management and operation of insurance companies not competing with Pinnacol,
reappointed;
Jesus Salazar of Denver, Colorado, to serve as an employer whose liability is insured by
Pinnacol, reappointed;
for a term expiring January 1, 2024:
Mowa Haile of Denver, Colorado, to serve as an employee of employer whose liability is
insured by Pinnacol, occasioned by the resignation of Brad Robert Busse of Denver,
Colorado, appointed;
for a term expiring January 1, 2026:
Andi Rugg of Denver, Colorado, to serve as an employee of an employer whose liability
is insured by Pinnacol, occasioned by the resignation of Geraldine Ann Lewis-Jenkins of
Denver, Colorado, appointed.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the above appointments be confirmed.)

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Consideration of Potential Legislation/Review Bill Drafts, and Continuation of Consideration
of Figure Setting Recommendations As Needed

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MEMBERS OF THE
COLORADO BOARD OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
for a term expiring June 30, 2022:
Raymond Taylor of Pagosa Springs, Colorado, a Republican, and a veteran who has
been honorably released or separated from the armed forces of the United States,
occasioned by the resignation of Duane Dailey of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado,
appointed.
effective July 1, 2021, for terms expiring June 30, 2025:
Sean Maday of Superior, Colorado, an Unaffiliated, and a veteran who has been
honorably released or separated from the Armed Forces of the United States, appointed;
Longinos Gonzales of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a Republican, and a veteran who
has been honorably released or separated from the armed forces of the United States,
reappointed.
SB22-112 by Senator(s) Kirkmeyer; also Representative(s) Larson–State Agency Emergency
Procurement Modifications
SB22-118 by Senator(s) Woodward; also Representative(s) Holtorf and Valdez D.–Encourage
Geothermal Energy Use
SENATE STATE, VETERANS, and MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (continued)
SB22-123 by Senator(s) Lundeen; also Representative(s) (None)–Late Vehicle Titling and Registration
Penalties
SB22-125 by Senator(s) Sonnenberg; also Representative(s) Will–Allow Rural Public Health-care Entity
Cooperation
SB22-104 by Senator(s) Donovan; also Representative(s) (None)–Tribal Governments Included In State
Programs
SB22-105 by Senator(s) Donovan; also Representative(s) (None)–Tribal Govs Annual Address To Joint
Session
SB22-129 by Senator(s) Cooke; also Representative(s) (None)–Process For Proposed Air Quality Rules