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At a glance: committee outcomes on several ceremonial and procedural resolutions
Summary
The committee advanced some noncontroversial ceremonial measures to the full House or Committee of the Whole while declining to advance several contested constitutional amendments. This roundup lists actions and short outcomes recorded at the meeting.
Votes at a glance from the House State, Civic, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee:
- HR 1006 (law enforcement recognition): Sent to the full House with a favorable recommendation (vote recorded in committee and poll showed unanimous support). Sponsors: Vice Chair Clifford, Representative Luke. Action: motion to the full House; committee recommended passage.
- HR 1007 (Colorado 150th anniversary alliterative resolution): Amendment L001 adopted; resolution moved to the full House as amended with a favorable recommendation (unanimous). Sponsors: Representative Luck and AML Bacon.
- SB 143 (rename the review committee for COYAC to honor Representative Hugh McKean and Senator Faith Winter): Approved to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation (committee vote recorded 8-3). Sponsors: Representative Garcia and Representative Wilford.
Formal committee outcomes recorded in this hearing included successes for ceremonial recognition measures and a favorable committee recommendation to refer a proposal on special-session proclamation scope (HCR 1006) to the Committee of the Whole for potential ballot referral. Several major constitutional proposals (HCR 1004 parental-rights; HCR 1005 vacancy reform; HR 1008 TABOR affirmation) did not advance and were postponed indefinitely.
For details on debate, testimony and recorded votes see the committee transcript.
