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Colorado House announces committee hearings on multiple bills, including HB 1016 and sunset review of Colorado Securities Act
Summary
House members announced committee schedules: Education will hear HB 1016, HB 1027 and HB 1050 in Room 107 at 1:30 p.m.; House Finance will hold a sunset review of the Colorado Securities Act and hear HB 1032 and HB 1059 in Room 112 upon adjournment; other committees also listed hearings.
The Colorado House of Representatives announced a series of committee hearings and sunset reviews during Monday’s session, including several education bills and a scheduled sunset review of the Colorado Securities Act.
Representative Lukens told members that the House Education Committee will meet in Room 107 at 1:30 p.m. to hear House Bill 1016, House Bill 1027 and House Bill 1050. Representative Woodrow said House Finance will meet in Room 112 upon adjournment to conduct a sunset review of the Colorado Securities Act and to hear House Bill 1032 and House Bill 1059. A separate notice said the State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs Committee will meet 15 minutes after adjournment in LSBA to hear House Bill 1068 and House Bill 1022.
The House Business and Labor Committee was also scheduled to meet to hear the sunset review of the Barber and Cosmetology Act and the Business Intelligence Center and advisory board, Representative Camacho said. Committee locations and start times were given as part of the chamber’s routine announcements; members were urged to attend promptly where substitutions had been announced.
Why it matters: the listed committee hearings move bills to the next stage of legislative consideration. A sunset review is the legislature’s mechanism for evaluating whether an existing law or board should continue, be revised, or be allowed to lapse. The Colorado Securities Act sunset review was scheduled specifically for the House Finance hearing upon adjournment.
What to watch next: the announced committee hearings are the next procedural steps for each listed bill. Members and the public can expect testimony and debate in the respective committee rooms at the times announced.
