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Senate receives introductions of four House bills on diaper-changing stations, real-estate regulation, campus abortion medication and foster-care benefits
Summary
The Clerk read introductions of four House bills: one on public diaper-changing stations, a continuation of Division of Real Estate regulatory functions per the 2025 sunset report, access to abortion medication on college campuses, and changes to federal-benefits practices for youth in foster care. The transcript records titles and sponsors but not bill text or committee assignments.
The Clerk read introductions of four House bills to the Senate, listing sponsors and brief subject descriptions but not the bill text or committee referrals.
The bills read included "House bill 11 30" (Representatives Storey and Jackson; Senators Cutter and Judah), described as concerning baby diaper changing stations and public restrooms accessible to the public; "House Bill 12 87" (Representatives Basenicker and Brooks; Senators Colker and Judah), described as addressing continuation of certain regulatory functions of the Division of Real Estate and implementing recommendations from the Department of Regulatory Agencies' 2025 sunset report; "House bill 13 35" (Representatives Garcia and Wynne; Senator Wallace), concerning access to abortion medication services on Colorado college campuses; and "House bill 13 47" (Representatives Gilchrist and Brown; Senator Doherty), described as concerning changes to practices related to federal benefits for youth in foster care.
The Clerk read only bill numbers, sponsors, and short subject headings; the transcript does not include bill text, committee referrals, fiscal notes, or debate. Where the transcript omits substantive details, this article notes those items as not specified. Lawmakers or staff did not provide further explanation on these measures in the recorded segment.
Next steps: Introduced bills are typically referred to committee for hearings and possible amendment; the transcript does not record committee assignments or schedules for these bills.
