House approves changes to Climate Commitment Account distribution after floor debate
The House passed Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill 22-51, which rearranges how Climate Commitment Account auction revenue is distributed, after members debated reductions to air-quality and health-disparities accounts and allocations to a new CCA operating account. The bill passed 54-40 with 4 excused.
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The state House voted to pass Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill 22-51, a measure that reorganizes how revenue from the Climate Commitment Act (CCA) auctions is allocated, after lawmakers debated changes made by the Senate and their potential impacts on health and transportation funding. The bill passed on final passage by a roll-call vote of 54 yeas, 40 nays and 4 excused.
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