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Senate passes SB152 to require health care practitioner identification
Summary
Senate Bill 152, concerning requirements for health care practitioner identification, passed the Colorado Senate on March 26, 2025, on third and final reading by a 34-1 vote.
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The Colorado Senate passed Senate Bill 152 on third and final reading on March 26, 2025. The measure was described in the bill title as "concerning requirements for health care practitioner identification."
Senator Frizzell moved the bill on third reading, saying, "I move senate bill 152 on third and final passage." The motion carried on a roll-call vote of 34 ayes and 1 no; the lone recorded no vote was Senator Catlin. The clerk announced the result as "Senate Bill 152 is passed."
The bill title read on the floor identified the sponsors as Senators Frizzell and Michaelson Genet and Representatives Garcia Sander and Ferre. Cosponsors listed in the transcript included Senators Mullica and Judah. The transcript did not include debate about the bill's specific provisions beyond the title; details of the identification requirements and any implementing language were not specified in the floor transcript.
Because the transcript records the bill only by title and final vote, additional information on statutory changes, effective dates, or implementation responsibilities will appear in the enrolled bill text and accompanying fiscal or committee reports.
Article provenance: the clerk's reading of the bill title, the motion by Senator Frizzell, and the roll-call announcement are the transcript sources for this article.
