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Votes at a glance: House actions Feb. 4 include gender-neutral drafting, state mushroom and several policy measures
Summary
The House completed votes on multiple bills Feb. 4; among them, House Bill 1084 (gender-neutral language in Title 35), House Bill 1091 (state mushroom), and the other bills listed earlier on the agenda were adopted as announced on the floor.
Several bills received final action on the House floor on Feb. 4. Below are brief outcomes and key floor references recorded in the transcript.
House Bill 10 84 (Representative McCormick). Title reading: "concerning the substitution of gender neutral language for gendered language in title 35 of the Colorado revised statutes." Representative McCormick said the bill "makes no changes to substantive law" and updates archaic phrasing. The chair asked for passage; the transcript records, "10 84 passes." The bill was ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for third reading earlier in committee-of-the-whole remarks.
House Bill 10 91 (Representative Phillips; Senator Mullica). Short title: designation of the Agaricus julius mushroom as the state mushroom. The majority leader moved third-reading passage; the clerk announced the vote as recorded: "With 55 I, 8 no to excused, House Bill 10 91 is adopted."
Other bills with recorded final action on Feb. 4 include House Bill 1030, House Bill 1023 (as amended), House Bill 1053 and House Bill 1070; each is covered in separate floor items or in the articles above. The transcript announces adoption for these bills as quoted in the related sections.
