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Senate introduces slate of House bills, sends several to committee
Summary
Clerk read multiple House bills into the Senate record and those measures were referred to committees including Finance, Health and Human Services, and Military Affairs; items include bills on youth mental-health fees tied to social-media add-ons and continuation of the Colorado Medical Board.
The Senate clerk read a series of House bills into the record and the presiding officer referred them to committee.
Among the bills introduced were House Bill 10-29 (by Representatives Hamrick and Carter and Senator Marchman), concerning adjustments to higher education representation and referred to Military Affairs; House Bill 11-41 (Representative Bacon; Senators Kolker and Marchman) addressing civil-rights violations in public schools; House Bill 13-07 (Representatives Gilchrist and Bradley; Senators Mullica and Rich) to continue the Colorado Medical Board and implement recommendations from the Department of Regulatory Agencies' 2025 sunset report (referred to Health and Human Services); House Bill 14-18 (Representatives Zakai and Camacho; Senators Amabile and Roberts), which would require certain social media platforms offering online games to impose a fee on add-on transactions to fund newly created youth mental-health and youth programming enterprises (referred to Finance); House Bill 14-25 (regulating applied behavior analysis services; held in Human Services); an antitrust notification update (House Bill 14-1027); and House Bill 14-30 (transportation funding adjustments, referred to Finance).
The transcript contains only the clerk’s readings and committee referrals; no substantive debate, amendments, or votes on these bills are recorded in this excerpt.
