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SB22-034 by Senator(s) Kolker and Priola; also Representative(s) Bird
and Sandridge–Concerning measures to counteract the filing
of fraudulent business documents with the secretary of state.
(Referred back to Second Reading on March 29, 2022; previously amended as
printed in House Journal, March 25, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1297 by Representative(s) Kipp and Neville; also Senator(s) Bridges
and Scott–Concerning the designation of daylight saving time
as the standard year-round time within the state when allowed
by federal law.
(Amendment recommended by State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs
Report, dated March 28, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also
printed in House Journal, March 29, 2022.)
SB22-152 by Senator(s) Fenberg and Jaquez Lewis; also Representative(s)
Gray and Bernett–Concerning authorization for a person
whose residence is destroyed or becomes uninhabitable to
continue to use the address of the residence as the person’s
residence for purposes of voting if the person intends to return
to the residence once it is replaced or becomes habitable.

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HB22-1092 by Representative(s) Soper and Roberts; also Senator(s)
Bridges and Coram–Concerning the issuance of loans by
irrigation districts to landowners for certain purposes.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, March 3, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 22, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 24, 2022.)
HB22-1049 by Representative(s) Bacon and Ricks; also Senator(s)
Pettersen and Bridges–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.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, February 28, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 28, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1168 by Representative(s) McKean and Mullica, Bockenfeld,
Bradfield, Catlin, Geitner, Gray, Holtorf, Lynch, Pelton, Pico,
Ransom, Rich, Roberts, Van Beber, Will, Woog; also
Senator(s) Woodward and Ginal–Concerning permitting public
schools to provide a hunter education course to seventh grade
students.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, March 3, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 25, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1209 by Representative(s) Bradfield and Young, Amabile,
M i c h a e l s o n J e n e t , P e l t o n ; a l s o S e n a t o r ( s )
Woodward–Concerning the continuation of the strategic action
planning group on aging, and, in connection therewith,
implementing the recommendation contained in the 2021 sunset
report by the department of regulatory agencies to sunset the
strategic action planning group on aging.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, March 9, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 28, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1252 by Representative(s) Bernett; also Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and
Jaquez Lewis–Concerning provisions of public school
contracts, and, in connection therewith, specifying requirements
and limitations for such provisions.
(Passed on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, March 16, 2022.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 29, 2022.)

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HB22-1019 Larson–Modifications To Qualified State Tuition
Programs
HB22-1310 Larson and Kipp–529 Account Apprenticeship
Expenses

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HB22-1227 by Representative(s) Mullica; also Senator(s) Smallwood–Concerning the continuation of the
health-care work force data advisory group, and, in connection therewith, implementing the
recommendation in the department of regulatory agencies’ sunset report to repeal the advisory
group.
HB22-1262 by Representative(s) Sullivan and Snyder; also Senator(s) Rodriguez and Cooke–Concerning
the continuation of the authority of the director of the division of workers’ compensation to
impose fines on an employer for a subsequent failure to carry workers’ compensation insurance
within a specified period after a previous failure, and, in connection therewith, implementing
the recommendation in the 2021 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB22-157 by Senator(s) Holbert and Fenberg; also Representative(s) Hooton and Van
Winkle–Concerning the enforcement of laws relating to unfair business practices committed by
regulated persons.
(Amended in Special Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 30, 2022.)

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HB22-1089 by Representative(s) Woodrow; also Senator(s) Winter–Concerning a requirement that
transportation network companies provide insurance to protect individuals from damages
caused by uninsured motorists.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 16, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1165 by Representative(s) Snyder and Soper; also Senator(s) Lee and Gardner–Concerning
implementation of the committee on legal services’ recommendations in connection with
legislative review of state agencies’ rules.
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1153 by Representative(s) Tipper and Esgar; also Senator(s) Bridges and Moreno–Concerning
affirming parentage by adoption for a person who did not give birth when the child is conceived
as a result of assisted reproduction.
(Health and Human Services recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 24, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 30, 2022.)
HB22-1214 by Representative(s) Young and Pelton; also Senator(s) Kolker–Concerning changes to the
behavioral health crisis response system.
GENERAL ORDERS - SECOND READING OF BILLS (continued)
HB22-1286 by Representative(s) Esgar and Garnett; also Senator(s) Moreno and Fenberg–Concerning the
payment of the expenses of the legislative department.
HB22-1247 by Representative(s) Herod and McCluskie; also Senator(s) Hansen and Rankin–Concerning
requirements for additional supplemental payments for nursing facility providers, and, in
connection therewith, making an appropriation.
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR
MEMBER OF THE
COLORADO TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY TRUST FUND BOARD
effective July 1, 2021, for a term expiring on June 30, 2024:
Kenneth Anderson Scott, MPH, PhD of Denver, Colorado, reappointed.
(Health and Human Services recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)

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MEMBERS OF THE
ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION AUTHORITY
for a term expiring February 18, 2024:
Chris Caskey, of Paonia, Colorado, to serve as a representative of the interests of electric
utility customers residing west of the continental divide, appointed;
for a term expiring February 18, 2025:
Karl Rabago, of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a representative of expertise in financial
matters involving financing major electric transmission projects, appointed.
SB22-170 by Senator(s) Winter; also Representative(s) Gray–Permissible Uses Of Waste Tire Fund
HB22-1139 by Representative(s) Geitner and Hooton; also Senator(s) Bridges and Hisey–HOAs Cannot
Regulate Use Of Public Rights-of-way

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HB22-1202 by Representative(s) Herod and McCluskie; also Senator(s) Zenzinger and Coleman–At-risk
Student Measure For School Finance
HB22-1255 by Representative(s) Ortiz and Bradfield; also Senator(s) Zenzinger and Kirkmeyer–Improve
Higher Ed For Students With A Disability
HB22-1295 by Representative(s) Sirota and Garnett; also Senator(s) Buckner and Fenberg–Dept. Early
Childhood and Universal Preschool Prog