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Votes at a glance: House actions March 31 — key bills adopted, amendments and committee reports
Summary
The House disposed of dozens of measures on March 31. This roundup lists the principal bills and recorded outcomes in the posted transcript excerpt; where roll‑call tallies were not present in the excerpt, the entry notes that the tally was not specified.
On March 31 the Colorado House considered and acted on numerous measures. Below are the principal items recorded in the transcript excerpt, with outcomes and vote tallies where the transcript shows them. If a final tally is not included in the transcript excerpt, the entry is marked “not specified.”
- House Resolution 1004 (recognition of Cesar Chavez Day): Adopted (63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 11‑30 (labor requirements for certain construction projects): Adopted (40 yes, 22 no, 3 excused). - House Bill 12‑39 (CADA modifications): Amendments adopted in session (permission to run amendment 41–22, 2 excused; amendment L14 adopted 42–22, 1 excused). Final roll tally for passage as amended not specified in transcript excerpt. - House Bill 12‑48 (school seclusion/disciplines — reorganize/reporting): Adopted (recorded in excerpt as 64 yes, 0 no, 1 excused). - House Bill 11‑12 (motor vehicle registration enforcement): Final passage recorded; roll‑call tallies not specified in provided excerpt. - House Bill 13‑01 (add voice court reporters to list of oath‑givers): Adopted (recorded: 51 yes, 13 no, 1 excused in excerpt). - House Bill 12‑94 (juvenile monetary amounts adjustments): Adopted (41 yes, 23 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - House Bill 10‑31 (law enforcement whistleblower protections): Adopted (63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused recorded in excerpt). - House Bill 10‑96 (automated permitting for residential clean energy projects): Adopted (42 yes, 22 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - House Bill 10‑82 (death certificate procedural changes): Adopted (64 yes, 0 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - House Bill 10‑80 (incentives for wireless telecom infrastructure): Adopted (52 yes, 12 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 77 (Colorado Open Records Act modifications): Adopted (45 yes, 19 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 86 (social media protections): Adopted (recorded votes present in transcript; final tally not specified in excerpt). - House Bill 12‑44 (statewide welcome/reception integration program): Adopted (41 yes, 23 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - House Bill 12‑72 (program to address housing defects and third‑party inspections): Adopted (59 yes, 5 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 59 (measures to support mass‑shooting response and victims): Adopted (41 yes, 23 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 151 (preventing youth runaways from residential placements): Adopted (44 yes, 20 no, 1 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 85 (academic adjustments for students with disabilities at higher ed): Adopted (50 yes, 13 no, 2 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 87 (academic adjustments for students with disabilities — another provision): Adopted (58 yes, 5 no, 2 excused recorded in excerpt). - Senate Bill 33 (limitations on liquor and drugstore license impacts): Adopted (committee unanimous; floor adoption recorded — final tally not specified in excerpt). - Senate Bill 171 (sunset Commodity Metals Theft Task Force): Adopted (recorded as adopted in transcript excerpt).
Notes and methodology: This roundup lists votes and actions verbatim from the transcript excerpt provided. Where the transcript includes a machine vote tally, that tally is reported exactly. Where the transcript excerpt shows the motion and debate but omits the final roll‑call numbers, the entry is marked “not specified.” For complete certified vote records consult the official House journal and roll‑call archives.
