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Press Releases
Mar 11, 2020
COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TO PROVIDE HOMELESS YOUTH SHELTER ON THEIR TERMS
The House Committee on Public Health Care and Human Services today passed Representatives Cathy Kipp and Brianna Titone’s bill that allows youth who are 15-years-old, or older, to directly consent to receive shelter services from a licensed facility. The bill is also sponsored by Senators Joann Ginal and Rob Woodward. The committee passed the bill by a vote of 10-3.
Mar 10, 2020
REP. SINGER’S HELPING THE HELPER BILL PASSES COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY
The House Committee on Business Affairs and Labor today passed Representative Jonathan Singer’s legislation to provide worker’s compensation for employees who have experienced visual and audible psychological trauma. The committee approved the bill unanimously
Mar 10, 2020
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO ADDRESS YOUTH VAPING
The House today passed Representatives Kyle Mullica and Colin Larson’s bipartisan bill to address the youth vaping epidemic in Colorado by a vote of 39-22. HB20-1001 would raise the age of sale to 21; require cigarette, tobacco and nicotine product retailers to obtain a license; and increase enforcement to prevent underage sales.
Mar 10, 2020
NICOTINE FLAVOR RESTRICTIONS PASS HOUSE COMMITTEE
The House Committee on Health and Insurance today passed legislation sponsored by Representative Yadira Caraveo and Speaker KC Becker that would restrict the sale of flavored tobacco products to stores that only allow customers who are 21 years of age or older to enter. The vote was 7-3.
Mar 10, 2020
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO ADDRESS YOUTH VAPING
The House today passed Representatives Kyle Mullica and Colin Larson’s bipartisan bill to address the youth vaping epidemic in Colorado by a vote of 39-22. HB20-1001 would raise the age of sale to 21; require cigarette, tobacco and nicotine product retailers to obtain a license; and increase enforcement to prevent underage sales.
Mar 10, 2020
COMMITTEE VOTES: HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS MUST DISCLOSE CONVICTIONS OR DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS FOR SEXUAL MISCONDUCT
The House Committee on Health and Insurance today unanimously passed Representatives Yadira Caraveo and Brianna Titone’s bill to require specified health care providers to disclose when they are convicted or professionally disciplined for a sex offense after the effective date of this bill.
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