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Senate lays over resolution recognizing Home Education Day; committee reports list new bills
Summary
The majority leader moved to lay over Senate Joint Resolution 20, which recognises 04/09/2026 as Home Education Day, until 04/09/2026; the motion passed. The clerk also read committee reports and several House bills and noted a referral for Senate Bill 153 to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation.
The Colorado Senate on April 6 received committee reports and introduced several House bills, and approved a motion to lay over Senate Joint Resolution 20 (recognizing April 9, 2026, as Home Education Day) until Thursday, April 9, 2026.
During routine committee reports the clerk announced that the Committee on Education recommended that Senate Bill 153 be referred to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation and placed on the consent calendar. The clerk then read the full list of new House bills and their committee referrals, including House Bill 1110 (protection of vulnerable adults from financial exploitation) to Business, Labor and Technology; House Bill 1123 (measures to prevent abuse in jails, with an appropriation) to Judiciary; House Bill 1252 (emergency-response entity updates) to State, Veterans and Military Affairs; House Bill 1304 (authority to dispose of certain mineral rights) to State, Veterans and Military Affairs; and House Bill 1318 (traffic safety near schools) to Transportation and Energy.
The majority leader (name not specified in the transcript) moved that Senate Joint Resolution 20 lay over until Thursday, 04/09/2026. The presiding officer put the question and members voiced their approval; the motion carried and the resolution was laid over to that date. Later, the majority leader moved to adjourn until 9 a.m. on Tuesday, 04/07/2026; that motion also passed by voice vote and the Senate adjourned.
