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	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-third General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 22-0306.01 Sarah Lozano x3858
1	8		HOUSE BILL 22-1348
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Froelich and Caraveo, Amabile, Bacon,
3		-	Bernett, Cutter, Duran, Gray, Hooton, Jodeh, Kennedy, Kipp, Lindsay,
4		-	Lontine, Sirota, Bird, Boesenecker, Gonzales-Gutierrez, McCormick, Ricks,
5		-	Titone, Valdez A., Weissman, Benavidez, Herod, Snyder, Sullivan,
6		-	Woodrow;
7		-	also SENATOR(S) Winter, Buckner, Donovan, Ginal, Gonzales, Hansen,
8		-	Jaquez Lewis, Lee, Moreno, Pettersen, Story, Zenzinger, Fenberg.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	Energy & Environment Transportation & Energy
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
9	13		C
10		-	ONCERNING ENHANCED OVERSIGHT OF THE CHEMICALS USED IN OIL AND
11		-	GAS PRODUCTION
12		-	, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN
13		-	APPROPRIATION
14		-	.
15		-
16		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
17		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
18		-	hereby finds and declares that:
19		-	(a) There are tens of thousands of active oil and gas wells in
20		-	Colorado;
21		-	(b) Many different types of products that contain chemical additives
22		-	are used by operators during the drilling and stimulation of these wells to
23		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
24		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
25		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
26		-	history, or the Session Laws.
27		-	________
28		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
29		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
30		-	the act. break up the subsurface and extract oil and gas from the ground;
31		-	(c) While water and sand can make up the vast majority of these
32		-	products, the amount of chemical additives injected into a well can add up
33		-	to tens of thousands of gallons because of the amount of these products that
34		-	are used during the course of an oil and gas operation;
35		-	(d) When these chemical additives are injected into a well, there is
36		-	a high risk of contamination to nearby groundwater or surface water; and
37		-	(e) Some chemicals used in chemical products, such as
38		-	perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals and biocides, have high
39		-	aquatic toxicity and can be incredibly harmful to human health and the
40		-	environment.
41		-	(2) The general assembly further finds and declares that:
42		-	(a) Even though exposure to these chemical additives poses a danger
43		-	to public health and the environment, scientists, state and local regulators,
44		-	and the public lack full access to information about the chemical additives
45		-	used in oil and gas production in the state;
46		-	(b) While Colorado requires the reporting of certain chemical
47		-	information for products that are used in hydraulic fracturing (fracking)
48		-	operations for input into a third-party database, there are broad exemptions
49		-	allowed for chemical information that is deemed proprietary or confidential
50		-	by the operator or supplier of a product;
51		-	(c) In recent years, thousands of operators who conduct fracking
52		-	operations have used trade secrecy claims to avoid disclosing information
53		-	about the chemicals that they use in their operations;
54		-	(d) Operators and suppliers of the products often do not have
55		-	knowledge of the chemical information that they are required to report to
56		-	the state;
57		-	(e) As a result of the amount of trade secrecy claims and the
58		-	operators' and suppliers' lack of knowledge of specific chemical
59		-	information, information about the chemical additives that are used in
60		-	fracking operations in the state is vastly underreported;
61		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 (f) Greater transparency regarding chemical use in oil and gas
62		-	production is urgently needed and can be achieved by:
63		-	(I) Requiring manufacturers and disclosers, rather than operators, to
64		-	disclose information about chemicals that are used in oil and gas production
65		-	in the state;
66		-	(II) Requiring the Colorado oil and gas conservation commission to
67		-	gather the chemical information so that the disclosure of specific chemical
68		-	information can be separated from the trade name of a product, which will
69		-	thereby protect any proprietary information; and
70		-	(III) Ensuring that operators disclose chemical information to the
71		-	state, local governments, and communities in close proximity to operations
72		-	after the operations have commenced; and
73		-	(g) A full inventory of the chemicals used in oil and gas production
74		-	will:
75		-	(I) Assist state agencies, local governments, health-care
76		-	professionals, public health officials, and scientists in determining if highly
77		-	hazardous chemicals are being used in oil and gas production; and
78		-	(II) Encourage the disclosers and users of products that contain
79		-	highly hazardous chemicals to use less toxic alternatives in future products
80		-	and oil and gas operations.
81		-	(3) Therefore the general assembly determines and declares that the
82		-	state should enact a regulatory scheme that provides full disclosure of the
83		-	chemicals that are being deposited into the environment through oil and gas
84		-	production because:
85		-	(a) Coloradans have the right to know what chemicals are being
86		-	deposited into the environment where they live, work, and recreate; and
87		-	(b) State and local governments and regulators need this chemical
88		-	information to adequately protect the people, water systems, wildlife, and
89		-	environment of Colorado.
90		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 34-60-132 as
91		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 follows:
92		-	34-60-132. Disclosure of chemicals used in downhole oil and gas
93		-	operations - chemical disclosure lists - community notification - reports
94		-	- definitions - rules - repeal. (1) A
95		-	S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE
96		-	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES
97		-	:
	14	+	ONCERNING ENHANCED OVERSIGHT OF THE CHEMICALS USED IN OIL101
	15	+	AND GAS
	16	+	PRODUCTION, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH,102
	17	+	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .103
	18	+	Bill Summary
	19	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	20	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	21	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	22	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	23	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	24	+	.)
	25	+	The bill establishes a regulatory scheme that requires disclosure
	26	+	of certain chemical information for products used in downhole oil and gas
	27	+	operations (chemical disclosure information). On or before July 31, 2023,
	28	+	the oil and gas conservation commission (commission) is required to
	29	+	utilize or develop a chemical disclosure website to collect and share
	30	+	SENATE
	31	+	Amended 3rd Reading
	32	+	May 11, 2022
	33	+	SENATE
	34	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	35	+	May 10, 2022
	36	+	HOUSE
	37	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	38	+	April 27, 2022
	39	+	HOUSE
	40	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	41	+	April 26, 2022
	42	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	43	+	Froelich and Caraveo, Amabile, Bacon, Bernett, Cutter, Duran, Gray, Hooton, Jodeh,
	44	+	Kennedy, Kipp, Lindsay, Lontine, Sirota, Bird, Boesenecker, Gonzales-Gutierrez,
	45	+	McCormick, Ricks, Titone, Valdez A., Weissman
	46	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	47	+	Winter, Buckner, Donovan, Fenberg, Ginal, Gonzales, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Lee, Moreno,
	48	+	Pettersen, Story, Zenzinger
	49	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	50	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
	51	+	Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. certain chemical disclosure information to the public (chemical disclosure
	52	+	website).
	53	+	On and after July 31, 2023, a manufacturer that sells or distributes
	54	+	a chemical product for use in underground oil and gas operations
	55	+	(downhole operations) in the state must disclose to the commission:
	56	+	! The trade name of the chemical product;
	57	+	! A list of the names of each chemical used in the chemical
	58	+	product;
	59	+	! The estimated amount of each chemical used in the
	60	+	chemical product; and
	61	+	! A description of the intended purpose of the chemical used
	62	+	in the chemical product.
	63	+	The manufacturer must also provide the commission with a
	64	+	declaration that the chemical product contains no intentionally added
	65	+	perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl chemicals.
	66	+	For manufacturers that were already selling or distributing a
	67	+	chemical product for use in downhole operations in the state before July
	68	+	31, 2023, the disclosure and declaration must be made at least 30 days
	69	+	before July 31, 2023. For manufacturers that begin to sell or distribute a
	70	+	chemical product for use in downhole operations in the state on or after
	71	+	July 31, 2023, the disclosure and declaration must be made at least 30
	72	+	days before the manufacturer begins selling or distributing the chemical
	73	+	product.
	74	+	On and after July 31, 2023, an operator of downhole operations
	75	+	using a chemical product must disclose to the commission:
	76	+	! The date of commencement of downhole operations;
	77	+	! The county of the well site where downhole operations are
	78	+	being conducted;
	79	+	! The numerical identifier assigned by the American
	80	+	Petroleum Institute to the well where downhole operations
	81	+	are being conducted; and
	82	+	! The trade names and quantities of any chemical products
	83	+	the operator plans to use in downhole operations.
	84	+	The operator must also provide the commission with a declaration
	85	+	that the chemical product contains no intentionally added perfluoroalkyl
	86	+	or polyfluoroalkyl chemicals.
	87	+	For downhole operations that commenced before July 31, 2023,
	88	+	and that will be ongoing on July 31, 2023, the disclosure and declaration
	89	+	must be made at least 75 days before July 31, 2023. For downhole
	90	+	operations that commence on or after July 31, 2023, the disclosure and
	91	+	declaration must be made at least 75 days before commencement of
	92	+	downhole operations.
	93	+	The commission will use the chemical disclosure information to
	94	+	create a chemical disclosure list for each well site, which will include:
	95	+	! An alphabetical list of names of chemicals that will be used
	96	+	1348
	97	+	-2- in downhole operations at the well site; and
	98	+	! The total estimated amount of each chemical that will be
	99	+	used at the well site.
	100	+	The commission will post each chemical disclosure list on the
	101	+	chemical disclosure website. The commission shall provide the chemical
	102	+	disclosure list to the applicable operator within 7 days after the operator's
	103	+	disclosures.
	104	+	Prior to the commencement of downhole operations, the operator
	105	+	is required to disclose the chemical disclosure list to communities near
	106	+	where downhole operations will be conducted, local public water
	107	+	administrators, and, if there is a high-priority habitat near where
	108	+	downhole operations are being conducted, the division of parks and
	109	+	wildlife. For downhole operations that commenced before July 31, 2023,
	110	+	and that will be ongoing on July 31, 2023, the disclosure of the chemical
	111	+	disclosure list by the operator to these entities must be made at least 60
	112	+	days before July 31, 2023. For downhole operations that commence on or
	113	+	after July 31, 2023, the disclosure of the chemical disclosure list by the
	114	+	operator to these entities must be made at least 60 days before
	115	+	commencement of downhole operations.
	116	+	If a manufacturer believes that any information that will be
	117	+	included on a chemical disclosure list is a trade secret, the manufacturer
	118	+	must file a trade secret claim with the commission. If the commission
	119	+	determines that the information covered by the trade secret claim
	120	+	constitutes a trade secret, the commission shall not include the
	121	+	information in any applicable chemical disclosure list.
	122	+	On or before July 31, 2023, the commission must promulgate rules
	123	+	that set standards for the disclosure of the chemical disclosure
	124	+	information to:
	125	+	! An officer or employee of the United States, the state, or a
	126	+	local government in connection with the officer's or
	127	+	employee's official duties;
	128	+	! Contractors of the United States, the state, or a local
	129	+	government if the commission determines that the
	130	+	disclosure is necessary for performance of a contract or the
	131	+	protection of public health and safety;
	132	+	! A health-care professional in connection with an
	133	+	emergency or with diagnosing or treating a patient; and
	134	+	! In order to protect public safety, a person who is employed
	135	+	in public health or a scientist or researcher employed by an
	136	+	institution of higher education.
	137	+	No later than February 1, 2025, and no later than February 1 each
	138	+	year thereafter, the commission shall submit and present an annual report
	139	+	to the general assembly based on the chemical disclosure information.
	140	+	1348-3- Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	141	+	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly2
	142	+	hereby finds and declares that:3
	143	+	(a) There are tens of thousands of active oil and gas wells in4
	144	+	Colorado;5
	145	+	(b) Many different types of products that contain chemical6
	146	+	additives are used by operators during the drilling and stimulation of these7
	147	+	wells to break up the subsurface and extract oil and gas from the ground;8
	148	+	(c) While water and sand can make up the vast majority of these9
	149	+	products, the amount of chemical additives injected into a well can add10
	150	+	up to tens of thousands of gallons because of the amount of these11
	151	+	products that are used during the course of an oil and gas operation;12
	152	+	(d) When these chemical additives are injected into a well, there13
	153	+	is a high risk of contamination to nearby groundwater or surface water;14
	154	+	and15
	155	+	(e) Some chemicals used in chemical products, such as16
	156	+	perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals and biocides, have high17
	157	+	aquatic toxicity and can be incredibly harmful to human health and the18
	158	+	environment.19
	159	+	(2) The general assembly further finds and declares that:20
	160	+	(a) Even though exposure to these chemical additives poses a21
	161	+	danger to public health and the environment, scientists, state and local22
	162	+	regulators, and the public lack full access to information about the23
	163	+	chemical additives used in oil and gas production in the state;24
	164	+	(b) While Colorado requires the reporting of certain chemical25
	165	+	information for products that are used in hydraulic fracturing (fracking)26
	166	+	operations for input into a third-party database, there are broad27
	167	+	1348
	168	+	-4- exemptions allowed for chemical information that is deemed proprietary1
	169	+	or confidential by the operator or supplier of a product;2
	170	+	(c) In recent years, thousands of operators who conduct fracking3
	171	+	operations have used trade secrecy claims to avoid disclosing information4
	172	+	about the chemicals that they use in their operations;5
	173	+	(d) Operators and suppliers of the products often do not have6
	174	+	knowledge of the chemical information that they are required to report to7
	175	+	the state;8
	176	+	(e) As a result of the amount of trade secrecy claims and the9
	177	+	operators' and suppliers' lack of knowledge of specific chemical10
	178	+	information, information about the chemical additives that are used in11
	179	+	fracking operations in the state is vastly underreported;12
	180	+	(f) Greater transparency regarding chemical use in oil and gas13
	181	+	production is urgently needed and can be achieved by:14
	182	+	(I) Requiring manufacturers and disclosers, rather than operators,15
	183	+	to disclose information about chemicals that are used in oil and gas16
	184	+	production in the state;17
	185	+	(II) Requiring the Colorado oil and gas conservation commission18
	186	+	to gather the chemical information so that the disclosure of specific19
	187	+	chemical information can be separated from the trade name of a product,20
	188	+	which will thereby protect any proprietary information; and21
	189	+	(III) Ensuring that operators disclose chemical information to the22
	190	+	state, local governments, and communities in close proximity to23
	191	+	operations after the operations have commenced; and24
	192	+	(g) A full inventory of the chemicals used in oil and gas25
	193	+	production will:26
	194	+	(I) Assist state agencies, local governments, health-care27
	195	+	1348
	196	+	-5- professionals, public health officials, and scientists in determining if1
	197	+	highly hazardous chemicals are being used in oil and gas production; and2
	198	+	3
	199	+	(II) Encourage the disclosers and users of products that contain4
	200	+	highly hazardous chemicals to use less toxic alternatives in future5
	201	+	products and oil and gas operations.6
	202	+	(3) Therefore the general assembly determines and declares that7
	203	+	the state should enact a regulatory scheme that provides full disclosure of8
	204	+	the chemicals that are being deposited into the environment through oil9
	205	+	and gas production because:10
	206	+	(a) Coloradans have the right to know what chemicals are being11
	207	+	deposited into the environment where they live, work, and recreate; and12
	208	+	(b) State and local governments and regulators need this chemical13
	209	+	information to adequately protect the people, water systems, wildlife, and14
	210	+	environment of Colorado.15
	211	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 34-60-132 as16
	212	+	follows:17
	213	+	34-60-132. Disclosure of chemicals used in downhole oil and18
	214	+	gas operations - chemical disclosure lists - community notification19
	215	+	- - reports - definitions - rules - repeal. (1) A S USED IN THIS SECTION,20
	216	+	UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :21
98	217		(a) (I) "A
99		-	DDITIVE" MEANS A CHEMICAL OR COMBINATION OF
100		-	CHEMICALS ADDED TO A BASE FLUID FOR USE IN A HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
101		-	TREATMENT
102		-	.
	218	+	DDITIVE" MEANS A CHEMICAL OR COMBINATION OF22
	219	+	CHEMICALS ADDED TO A BASE FLUID FOR USE IN A HYDRAULIC23
	220	+	FRACTURING TREATMENT .24
103	221		(II) "A
104		-	DDITIVE" INCLUDES PROPPANTS.
	222	+	DDITIVE" INCLUDES PROPPANTS.25
105	223		(b) "B
106		-	ASE FLUID" MEANS THE CONTINUOUS PHASE FLUID TYPE , SUCH
107		-	AS WATER
108		-	, USED IN A HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT .
109		-	(c) "C
110		-	HEMICAL" MEANS ANY ELEMENT, CHEMICAL COMPOUND, OR
111		-	MIXTURE OF ELEMENTS OR CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS THAT HAS A SPECIFIC
112		-	NAME OR IDENTITY
113		-	, INCLUDING A CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE NUMBER.
	224	+	ASE FLUID" MEANS THE CONTINUOUS PHASE FLUID TYPE ,26
	225	+	SUCH AS WATER, USED IN A HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT .27
	226	+	1348
	227	+	-6- (c) "CHEMICAL" MEANS ANY ELEMENT, CHEMICAL COMPOUND, OR1
	228	+	MIXTURE OF ELEMENTS OR CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS THAT HAS A SPECIFIC2
	229	+	NAME OR IDENTITY, INCLUDING A CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE3
	230	+	NUMBER.4
114	231		(d) "C
115		-	HEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE NUMBER" MEANS THE UNIQUE
116		-	NUMERICAL IDENTIFIER ASSIGNED BY THE
117		-	CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE
118		-	TO A CHEMICAL
119		-	.
	232	+	HEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE NUMBER" MEANS THE UNIQUE5
	233	+	NUMERICAL IDENTIFIER ASSIGNED BY THE CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE6
	234	+	TO A CHEMICAL.7
120	235		(e) "C
121		-	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE INFORMATION " MEANS ~~THE~~
122		-	INFORMATION DISCLOSED TO THE COMMISSION UNDER ~~SUBSECTIONS~~
	236	+	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE INFORMATION " MEANS THE8
	237	+	INFORMATION DISCLOSED TO THE COMMISSION UNDER SUBSECTIONS9
123	238		(2)(a)(I)
124		-	AND (3)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.
	239	+	AND (3)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.10
125	240		(f) "C
126		-	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST" MEANS A LIST OF CHEMICALS USED
127		-	IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS AT A WELL SITE
128		-	.
	241	+	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST" MEANS A LIST OF CHEMICALS11
	242	+	USED IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS AT A WELL SITE .12
129	243		(g) "C
130		-	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE " MEANS A WEBSITE THAT IS
131		-	CAPABLE OF DISPLAYING CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS AND CAN BE
132		-	ACCESSED BY THE PUBLIC
133		-	.
	244	+	HEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE" MEANS A WEBSITE THAT IS13
	245	+	CAPABLE OF DISPLAYING CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS AND CAN BE14
	246	+	ACCESSED BY THE PUBLIC.15
134	247		(h) (I) "C
135		-	HEMICAL PRODUCT" MEANS ANY PRODUCT THAT CONSISTS
136		-	OF ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS AND IS SOLD OR DISTRIBUTED FOR USE IN
137		-	DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE
138		-	.
	248	+	HEMICAL PRODUCT" MEANS ANY PRODUCT THAT16
	249	+	CONSISTS OF ONE OR MORE CHEMICALS AND IS SOLD OR DISTRIBUTED FOR17
	250	+	USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE .18
139	251		(II) "C
140		-	HEMICAL PRODUCT" INCLUDES ADDITIVES, BASE FLUIDS, AND
141		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUIDS .
142		-	(III) "C
143		-	HEMICAL PRODUCT" DOES NOT INCLUDE THE STRUCTURAL
144		-	AND MECHANICAL COMPONENTS OF A WELL SITE WHERE DOWNHOLE
145		-	OPERATIONS ARE BEING CONDUCTED
146		-	.
147		-	(i) (I) "D
148		-	IRECT VENDOR" MEANS ANY DISTRIBUTOR, SUPPLIER, OR
149		-	OTHER ENTITY THAT SELLS OR SUPPLIES ONE OR MORE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
150		-	DIRECTLY TO AN OPERATOR OR SERVICE PROVIDER FOR USE AT A WELL SITE
151		-	.
152		-	(II) "D
153		-	IRECT VENDOR" DOES NOT INCLUDE ENTITIES THAT
154		-	MANUFACTURE
155		-	, PRODUCE, OR FORMULATE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS FOR
156		-	FURTHER MANUFACTURE
157		-	, FORMULATION, SALE, OR DISTRIBUTION BY THIRD
158		-	PARTIES PRIOR TO BEING SUPPLIED DIRECTLY TO OPERATORS OR SERVICE
159		-	PROVIDERS
160		-	.
161		-	(j) "D
162		-	ISCLOSER" MEANS AN OPERATOR , ANY SERVICE PROVIDER
163		-	USING ONE OR MORE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS IN THE COURSE OF DOW NHOLE
164		-	OPERATIONS
165		-	, AND ANY DIRECT VE NDOR THAT PROVIDES ONE OR MORE
166		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCTS DIRECTLY TO THE OPERATOR OR SERVICE PROVIDER
167		-	FOR USE AT A WELL SITE
168		-	.
169		-	(k) "D
170		-	IVISION" MEANS THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND WILDLIFE IN THE
171		-	DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
172		-	.
173		-	(l) "D
174		-	OWNHOLE OPERATIONS " MEANS OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION
175		-	OPERATIONS THAT ARE CONDUCTED UNDERGROUND
176		-	.
177		-	(m) "H
178		-	EALTH-CARE PROFESSIONAL" MEANS A PHYSICIAN, PHYSICIAN
179		-	ASSISTANT
180		-	, NURSE PRACTITIONER, REGISTERED NURSE, OR EMERGENCY
181		-	MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDER LICENSED OR CERTIFIED BY THE STATE
182		-	.
183		-	(n) "H
184		-	IGH-PRIORITY HABITAT" MEANS HABITAT AREAS IDENTIFIED BY
185		-	THE DIVISION WHERE MEASURES TO AVOID
186		-	, MINIMIZE, AND MITIGATE
187		-	ADVERSE IMPACTS TO WILDLIFE HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED TO PROTECT
188		-	BREEDING
189		-	, NESTING, FORAGING, MIGRATING, OR OTHER USES BY WILDLIFE.
190		-	(o) "H
191		-	YDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUID" MEANS THE FLUID, INCLUDING
192		-	ANY BASE FLUID AND ADDITIVES
193		-	, USED TO PERFORM A HYDRAULIC
194		-	FRACTURING TREATMENT
195		-	.
196		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 (p) "HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT " MEANS ALL STAGES OF
197		-	THE TREATMENT OF A WELL BY THE APPLICATION OF HYDRAULIC
198		-	FRACTURING FLUID UNDER PRESSURE
199		-	, WHICH TREATMENT IS EXPRESSLY
200		-	DESIGNED TO INITIATE OR PROPAGATE FRACTURES IN AN UNDERGROUND
201		-	GEOLOGIC FORMATION TO ENHANCE THE PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS
202		-	.
203		-	(q) "M
204		-	ANUFACTURER" MEANS A PERSON OR ENTITY THAT MAKES ,
205		-	ASSEMBLES, OR OTHERWISE GENERATES A CHEMICAL PRODUCT OR WHOSE
206		-	TRADE NAME IS AFFIXED TO A CHEMICAL PRODUCT
207		-	.
208		-	(r) "P
209		-	ERFLUOROALKYL AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES " OR
210		-	"PFAS CHEMICALS" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-5-1302 (7).
211		-	(s) "P
212		-	ROPPANTS" MEANS MATERIALS INSERTED OR INJECTED INTO AN
213		-	UNDERGROUND GEOLOGIC FORMATION DURING A HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
214		-	TREATMENT THAT ARE INTENDED TO PREVENT FRACTURES FROM CLOSING
215		-	.
216		-	(t) "P
217		-	UBLIC WATER SYSTEMS" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN
218		-	SECTION
219		-	25-1.5-201 (1).
	252	+	HEMICAL PRODUCT" INCLUDES ADDITIVES, BASE FLUIDS,19
	253	+	AND HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUIDS .20
	254	+	(III) "CHEMICAL PRODUCT" DOES NOT INCLUDE THE STRUCTURAL21
	255	+	AND MECHANICAL COMPONENTS OF A WELL SITE WHERE DOWNHOLE22
	256	+	OPERATIONS ARE BEING CONDUCTED .23
	257	+	(i) (I) "DIRECT VENDOR" MEANS ANY DISTRIBUTOR, SUPPLIER, OR24
	258	+	OTHER ENTITY THAT SELLS OR SUPPLIES ONE OR MORE CHEMICAL25
	259	+	PRODUCTS DIRECTLY TO AN OPERATOR OR SERVICE PROVIDER FOR USE AT26
	260	+	A WELL SITE.27
	261	+	1348
	262	+	-7- (II) "DIRECT VENDOR" DOES NOT INCLUDE ENTITIES THAT1
	263	+	MANUFACTURE, PRODUCE, OR FORMULATE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS FOR2
	264	+	FURTHER MANUFACTURE, FORMULATION, SALE, OR DISTRIBUTION BY3
	265	+	THIRD PARTIES PRIOR TO BEING SUPPLIED DIRECTLY TO OPERATORS OR4
	266	+	SERVICE PROVIDERS.5
	267	+	(j) "DISCLOSER" MEANS AN OPERATOR, ANY SERVICE PROVIDER6
	268	+	USING ONE OR MORE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS IN THE COURSE OF DOWNHOLE7
	269	+	OPERATIONS, AND ANY DIRECT VENDOR THAT PROVIDES ONE OR MORE8
	270	+	CHEMICAL PRODUCTS DIRECTLY TO THE OPERATOR OR SERVICE PROVIDER9
	271	+	FOR USE AT A WELL SITE.10
	272	+	(k) "DIVISION" MEANS THE DIVISION OF PARKS AND WILDLIFE IN11
	273	+	THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES .12
	274	+	(l) "DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS " MEANS OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION13
	275	+	OPERATIONS THAT ARE CONDUCTED UNDERGROUND .14
	276	+	(m) "HEALTH-CARE PROFESSIONAL" MEANS A PHYSICIAN ,15
	277	+	PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, NURSE PRACTITIONER, REGISTERED NURSE, OR16
	278	+	EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDER LICENSED OR CERTIFIED BY THE17
	279	+	STATE.18
	280	+	(n) "HIGH-PRIORITY HABITAT" MEANS HABITAT AREAS IDENTIFIED19
	281	+	BY THE DIVISION WHERE MEASURES TO AVOID, MINIMIZE, AND MITIGATE20
	282	+	ADVERSE IMPACTS TO WILDLIFE HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED TO PROTECT21
	283	+	BREEDING, NESTING, FORAGING, MIGRATING, OR OTHER USES BY WILDLIFE.22
	284	+	(o) "HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUID " MEANS THE FLUID ,23
	285	+	INCLUDING ANY BASE FLUID AND ADDITIVES , USED TO PERFORM A24
	286	+	HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT .25
	287	+	(p) "HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT " MEANS ALL STAGES OF26
	288	+	THE TREATMENT OF A WELL BY THE APPLICATION OF HYDRAULIC27
	289	+	1348
	290	+	-8- FRACTURING FLUID UNDER PRESSURE , WHICH TREATMENT IS EXPRESSLY1
	291	+	DESIGNED TO INITIATE OR PROPAGATE FRACTURES IN AN UNDERGROUND2
	292	+	GEOLOGIC FORMATION TO ENHANCE THE PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS .3
	293	+	(q) "MANUFACTURER" MEANS A PERSON OR ENTITY THAT MAKES,4
	294	+	ASSEMBLES, OR OTHERWISE GENERATES A CHEMICAL PRODUCT OR WHOSE5
	295	+	TRADE NAME IS AFFIXED TO A CHEMICAL PRODUCT .6
	296	+	(r) "PERFLUOROALKYL AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES " OR7
	297	+	"PFAS
	298	+	CHEMICALS" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-5-13028
	299	+	(7).9 (s) "PROPPANTS" MEANS MATERIALS INSERTED OR INJECTED INTO10
	300	+	AN UNDERGROUND GEOLOGIC FORMATION DURING A HYDRAULIC11
	301	+	FRACTURING TREATMENT THAT ARE INTENDED TO PREVENT FRACTURES12
	302	+	FROM CLOSING.13
	303	+	(t) "PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN14
	304	+	SECTION 25-1.5-201 (1).15
220	305		(u) "T
221	306		RADE SECRET" HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION
222		-	~~7-74-102 (4).~~
223		-	~~(v) "T~~
224		-	~~YPE III AQUIFER" MEANS AN AQUIFER THAT CONSISTS OF~~
225		-	~~UNCONSOLIDATED GEOLOGIC MATERIAL~~
226		-	~~, INCLUDING ALLUVIAL,~~ ~~COLLUVIAL,~~
227		-	~~OR OTHER CONSOLIDATED MATERIALS .~~
228		-	~~(w) "W~~
229		-	~~ELL SITE"~~ ~~MEANS THE AREA THAT IS DIRECTLY DISTURBED~~
230		-	~~DURING OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS~~
231		-	.
232		-	(2) Discloser chemical disclosure information and declaration.
	307	+	16
	308	+	7-74-102
	309	+	(4).
	310	+	17
	311	+	18
	312	+	(v) "TYPE III AQUIFER" MEANS AN AQUIFER THAT CONSISTS OF19
	313	+	UNCONSOLIDATED GEOLOGIC MATERIAL , INCLUDING ALLUVIAL ,20
	314	+	COLLUVIAL, OR OTHER CONSOLIDATED MATERIALS .21
	315	+	(w) "WELL SITE" MEANS THE AREA THAT IS DIRECTLY DISTURBED22
	316	+	DURING OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS.23
	317	+	(2) Discloser chemical disclosure information and declaration.24
233	318		(a) O
234		-	N AND AFTER JULY 31, 2023, AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF
235		-	THIS SECTION
236		-	, A DISCLOSER THAT SELLS OR DISTRIBUTES A CHEMICAL
237		-	PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE
238		-	OR THAT USES
239		-	A CHEMICAL PRODUCT IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE MUST
240		-	:
	319	+	N AND AFTER JULY 31, 2023, AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (2)(b) OF25
	320	+	THIS SECTION, A
	321	+	DISCLOSER THAT SELLS OR DISTRIBUTES A CHEMICAL26
	322	+	PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE OR THAT USES27
	323	+	1348
	324	+	-9- A CHEMICAL PRODUCT IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE MUST:1
241	325		(I) D
242		-	ISCLOSE TO THE COMMISSION:
	326	+	ISCLOSE TO THE COMMISSION:2
243	327		(A) T
244	328		HE TRADE NAME OF THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT ; AND
245		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 (B) A LIST OF THE NAMES AND CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE
246		-	NUMBERS OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT
247		-	; AND
248		-	(C) IF A DISCLOSER BELIEVES THAT A CHEMICAL CONSTITUENT OF A
249		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCT IS A TRADE SECRET OR IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
250		-	,
251		-	NEVERTHELESS DISCLOSE THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUENT ; AND
252		-	(II) PROVIDE A WRITTEN DECLARATION TO THE COMMISSION THAT
253		-	THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT CONTAINS NO INTENTIONALLY ADDED
254		-	PFAS
255		-	CHEMICALS.
	329	+	3
	330	+	(B) A
	331	+	LIST OF THE NAMES AND CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE4
	332	+	NUMBERS OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT ; AND
	333	+	5
	334	+	(C) I
	335	+	F A DISCLOSER BELIEVES THAT A CHEMICAL CONSTITUENT OF
	336	+	6
	337	+	A CHEMICAL PRODUCT IS A TRADE SECRET OR IS PROPRIETARY7
	338	+	INFORMATION, NEVERTHELESS DISCLOSE THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUENT ;8
	339	+	AND9
	340	+	10
	341	+	(II) P
	342	+	ROVIDE A WRITTEN DECLARATION TO THE COMMISSION THAT11
	343	+	THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT CONTAINS NO INTENTIONALLY ADDED PFAS12
	344	+	CHEMICALS.13
256	345		(b) (I) (A) F
257		-	OR DISCLOSERS THAT WERE ALREADY SELLING OR
258		-	DISTRIBUTING A CHEMICAL PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN
259		-	THE STATE BEFORE
260		-	JULY 31, 2023, OR THAT WERE USING THE CHEMICAL
261		-	PRODUCT BEFORE
262		-	JULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION
263		-	REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
264		-	(2)(a) OF THIS
265		-	SECTION MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS
266		-	BEFORE
267		-	JULY 31, 2023.
	346	+	OR
	347	+	DISCLOSERS THAT WERE ALREADY SELLING OR14
	348	+	DISTRIBUTING A CHEMICAL PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS15
	349	+	IN THE STATE BEFORE JULY 31, 2023,OR THAT WERE USING THE CHEMICAL16
	350	+	PRODUCT BEFORE JULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION17
	351	+	REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS18
	352	+	SECTION MUST BE PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS19
	353	+	BEFORE JULY 31, 2023.20
268	354		(B) T
269		-	HIS SUBSECTION (2)(b)(I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1,
270		-	2024.
	355	+	HIS SUBSECTION (2)(b)(I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1,21
	356	+	2024.22
271	357		(II) F
272		-	OR DISCLOSERS THAT BEGIN TO SELL , DISTRIBUTE, OR USE A
273		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE ON
274		-	OR AFTER
275		-	JULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED
276		-	TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
277		-	(2)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE
278		-	PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS BEFORE THE
279		-	DISCLOSER BEGINS SELLING
280		-	, DISTRIBUTING, OR USING THE CHEMICAL
281		-	PRODUCT
282		-	.
	358	+	OR
	359	+	DISCLOSERS THAT BEGIN TO SELL, DISTRIBUTE, OR USE A23
	360	+	CHEMICAL PRODUCT FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE ON24
	361	+	OR AFTER JULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED25
	362	+	TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST26
	363	+	BE PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS BEFORE THE27
	364	+	1348
	365	+	-10- DISCLOSER BEGINS SELLING, DISTRIBUTING, OR USING THE CHEMICAL1
	366	+	PRODUCT.2
283	367		(c) T
284		-	HE COMMISSION SHALL ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION AND
285		-	DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION
286		-	(2)(a) OF THIS
287		-	SECTION IS PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION
288		-	.
289		-	(d) I
290		-	F A MANUFACTURER DOES NOT PROVIDE THE INFORMATION
291		-	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
292		-	(2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION FOR A CHEMICAL
293		-	PRODUCT THAT IT SELLS OR DISTRIBUTES FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS
294		-	IN THE STATE TO A DISCLOSER UPON THE REQUEST OF THE DISCLOSER OR THE
295		-	COMMISSION
296		-	, THE MANUFACTURER MUST PROVIDE THE COMMISSION WITH A
297		-	TRADE SECRET FORM OF ENTITLEMENT
298		-	, AS DETERMINED BY THE COMMISSION
299		-	PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 BY RULE, FOR THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT. AT A MINIMUM, THE MANUFACTURER
300		-	MUST INCLUDE IN THE TRADE SECRET FORM OF ENTITLEMENT FOR THE
301		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCT
302		-	:
303		-	(I) T
304		-	HE NAME OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT ;
305		-	AND
306		-	(II) THE CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE NUMBER OF EACH
307		-	CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT
308		-	.
309		-	(e) I
310		-	F, AFTER MAKING A REQUEST TO THE MANUFACTURER OF THE
311		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCT PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
312		-	(2)(d) OF THIS SECTION, A
313		-	DISCLOSER IS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE THE INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN
314		-	SUBSECTION
315		-	(2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, THE DISCLOSER SHALL DISCLOSE TO
316		-	THE COMMISSION
317		-	:
318		-	(I) T
319		-	HE NAME OF THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT 'S MANUFACTURER;
320		-	(II) T
321		-	HE CHEMICAL PRODUCT'S TRADE NAME;
322		-	(III) T
323		-	HE AMOUNT OR WEIGHT OF THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT ; AND
324		-	(IV) A SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT , IF IT IS
325		-	AVAILABLE FOR DISCLOSURE BY THE DISCLOSER AND PROVIDES THE
326		-	INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
327		-	(2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.
	368	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL
	369	+	ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION3
	370	+	AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION (2)(a)4
	371	+	OF THIS SECTION IS PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION .5
	372	+	(d) IF A MANUFACTURER DOES NOT PROVIDE THE INFORMATION6
	373	+	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION FOR A CHEMICAL7
	374	+	PRODUCT THAT IT SELLS OR DISTRIBUTES FOR USE IN DOWNHOLE8
	375	+	OPERATIONS IN THE STATE TO A DISCLOSER UPON THE REQUEST OF THE9
	376	+	DISCLOSER OR THE COMMISSION, THE MANUFACTURER MUST PROVIDE THE10
	377	+	COMMISSION WITH A TRADE SECRET FORM OF ENTITLEMENT , AS11
	378	+	DETERMINED BY THE COMMISSION BY RULE, FOR THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT.12
	379	+	AT A MINIMUM, THE MANUFACTURER MUST INCLUDE IN THE TRADE SECRET13
	380	+	FORM OF ENTITLEMENT FOR THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT :14
	381	+	(I) THE NAME OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL15
	382	+	PRODUCT; AND16
	383	+	(II) THE CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE NUMBER OF EACH17
	384	+	CHEMICAL USED IN THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT .18
	385	+	19
	386	+	(e) IF, AFTER MAKING A REQUEST TO THE MANUFACTURER OF THE20
	387	+	CHEMICAL PRODUCT PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,21
	388	+	A DISCLOSER IS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE THE INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN22
	389	+	SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, THE DISCLOSER SHALL DISCLOSE23
	390	+	TO THE COMMISSION:24
	391	+	(I) THE NAME OF THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT 'S MANUFACTURER;25
	392	+	(II) THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT'S TRADE NAME;26
	393	+	(III) THE AMOUNT OR WEIGHT OF THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT ; AND27
	394	+	1348
	395	+	-11- (IV) A SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT, IF IT IS1
	396	+	AVAILABLE FOR DISCLOSURE BY THE DISCLOSER AND PROVIDES THE2
	397	+	INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION.3
328	398		(f) I
329		-	N THE EVENT THAT THE DISCLOSER IS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE ~~THE~~
330		-	~~INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION~~
331		-	(2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, ~~THE~~
332		-	COMMISSION SHALL OBTAIN THE INFORMATION DESCRIBED ~~IN SUBSECTION~~
333		-	(2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION FROM THE MANUFACTURER .
334		-	(3) Operator chemical disclosure information - declaration.
	399	+	N THE EVENT THAT THE DISCLOSER IS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE
	400	+	4
	401	+	THE INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION,5
	402	+	THE COMMISSION SHALL OBTAIN THE INFORMATION DESCRIBED IN6
	403	+	SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION FROM THE MANUFACTURER .7
	404	+	(3) Operator chemical disclosure information - declaration.8
335	405		(a) O
336		-	N AND AFTER JULY 31, 2023, AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF
337		-	THIS SECTION
338		-	, AN OPERATOR OF DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS USING A CHEMICAL
339		-	PRODUCT MUST
340		-	:
	406	+	N AND AFTER JULY 31, 2023, AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (3)(b) OF9
	407	+	THIS SECTION, AN OPERATOR OF DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS USING A10
	408	+	CHEMICAL PRODUCT MUST :11
341	409		(I) D
342		-	ISCLOSE TO THE COMMISSION:
	410	+	ISCLOSE TO THE COMMISSION:12
343	411		(A) T
344		-	HE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS ;
345		-	~~PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 22-1348~~ (B) ~~THE COUNTY OF THE WELL SITE WHERE DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS~~
346		-	~~ARE BEING OR WILL BE CONDUCTED~~
347		-	;
	412	+	HE DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS ;13
	413	+	(B) T
	414	+	HE COUNTY OF THE WELL SITE WHERE DOWNHOLE14
	415	+	OPERATIONS ARE BEING OR WILL BE CONDUCTED ;15
348	416		(C) T
349	417		HE UNIQUE NUMERICAL IDENTIFIER ASSIGNED BY THE
350		-	AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE TO THE WELL WHERE DOWNHOLE
351		-	OPERATIONS ARE BEING OR WILL BE CONDUCTED AND THE
352		-	US WELL NUMBER
353		-	ASSIGNED TO THE WELL WHERE DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS ARE BEING OR WILL
354		-	BE CONDUCTED
355		-	; AND
356		-	(D) THE TRADE NAMES AND QUANTITIES OF ANY CHEMICAL
357		-	PRODUCTS THE OPERATOR USED IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS
358		-	; AND
359		-	(II) PROVIDE A WRITTEN DECLARATION TO THE COMMISSION THAT
360		-	THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT CONTAINS NO INTENTIONALLY ADDED
361		-	PFAS
362		-	CHEMICALS.
	418	+	16
	419	+	A
	420	+	MERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE TO THE WELL WHERE DOWNHOLE
	421	+	17
	422	+	OPERATIONS ARE BEING OR WILL BE CONDUCTED AND THE US WELL18
	423	+	NUMBER ASSIGNED TO THE WELL WHERE DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS ARE19
	424	+	BEING OR WILL BE CONDUCTED; AND20
	425	+	(D) T
	426	+	HE TRADE NAMES AND QUANTITIES OF ANY CHEMICAL21
	427	+	PRODUCTS THE OPERATOR
	428	+	USED IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS ; AND22
	429	+	(II) P
	430	+	ROVIDE A WRITTEN DECLARATION TO THE COMMISSION THAT23
	431	+	THE CHEMICAL PRODUCT CONTAINS NO INTENTIONALLY ADDED PFAS24
	432	+	CHEMICALS.25
363	433		(b) (I) (A) F
364		-	OR A DOWNHOLE OPERATION THAT ~~COMMENCED BEFORE~~
365		-	JULY 31, 2023, AND THAT WILL BE ONGOING ON JULY 31, 2023, ~~THE~~
366		-	~~INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO~~
367		-	~~SUBSECTION~~
368		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE PROVIDED ~~TO THE COMMISSION~~
369		-	WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS AFTER
370		-	~~JULY 31,~~ 2023.
	434	+	OR A DOWNHOLE OPERATION THAT COMMENCED26
	435	+	BEFORE JULY 31, 2023, AND THAT WILL BE ONGOING ON JULY 31, 2023,27
	436	+	1348
	437	+	-12- THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED1
	438	+	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE PROVIDED TO2
	439	+	THE COMMISSION WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS AFTER JULY 31,3
	440	+	2023.4
371	441		(B) T
372		-	HIS SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1,
373		-	2024.
	442	+	HIS SUBSECTION (3)(b)(I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1,5
	443	+	2024.6
374	444		(II) F
375		-	OR A DOWNHOLE OPERATION THAT COMMENCES ON OR ~~AFTER~~
376		-	~~JULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE~~
377		-	~~PROVIDED PURSUANT~~ TO ~~SUBSECTION~~
378		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE
379		-	PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION ~~WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS AFTER~~
380		-	~~THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE DOWNHOLE OPERATION~~
381		-	.
	445	+	OR A DOWNHOLE OPERATION THAT COMMENCES ON OR AFTER7
	446	+	J
	447	+	ULY 31, 2023, THE INFORMATION AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE8
	448	+	PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION MUST BE9
	449	+	PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION
	450	+	WITHIN ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS10
	451	+	AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE DOWNHOLE OPERATION .11
382	452		(c) T
383		-	HE COMMISSION SHALL ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION AND
384		-	DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION
385		-	(3)(a) OF THIS
386		-	SECTION IS PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION
387		-	.
	453	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL
	454	+	ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION12
	455	+	AND DECLARATION REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION (3)(a)13
	456	+	OF THIS SECTION IS PROVIDED TO THE COMMISSION .14
388	457		(4) Change in chemical disclosure information. I
389		-	F THERE IS A
390		-	CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION
391		-	(2)(a)(I) OR
392		-	(3)(a)(I) OF THIS SECTION, THE DISCLOSER OR OPERATOR, OR IN THE CASE OF
393		-	DISCLOSURE UNDER SUBSECTION
394		-	(2)(d) OF THIS SECTION , THE
395		-	MANUFACTURER
396		-	, MUST SUBMIT THE CHANGE TO THE COMMISSION WITHIN
397		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE THE DISCLOSER , MANUFACTURER, OR
398		-	OPERATOR FIRST KNEW OF THE CHANGE
399		-	.
	458	+	F THERE IS A15
	459	+	CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER SUBSECTION (2)(a)(I) OR16
	460	+	(3)(a)(I)
	461	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE
	462	+	DISCLOSER OR OPERATOR, OR IN THE CASE17
	463	+	OF DISCLOSURE UNDER SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION, THE18
	464	+	MANUFACTURER, MUST SUBMIT THE CHANGE TO THE COMMISSION WITHIN19
	465	+	THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE THE DISCLOSER , MANUFACTURER, OR20
	466	+	OPERATOR FIRST KNEW OF THE CHANGE .21
400	467		(5) Chemical disclosure lists. (a) T
401		-	HE COMMISSION SHALL USE THE
402		-	CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE INFORMATION TO CREATE A CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE
403		-	LIST FOR EACH APPLICABLE WELL SITE
404		-	.
	468	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL USE22
	469	+	THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE INFORMATION TO CREATE A CHEMICAL23
	470	+	DISCLOSURE LIST FOR EACH APPLICABLE WELL SITE .24
	471	+
	472	+	25
405	473		(b) (I) T
406	474		HE COMMISSION SHALL INCLUDE IN THE CHEMICAL
407		-	~~DISCLOSURE LIST AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE NAMES AND~~
408		-	~~CHEMICAL~~
409		-	~~ABSTRACTS SERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN~~
410		-	~~DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS AT THE WELL SITE~~
411		-	.
	475	+	26
	476	+	DISCLOSURE LIST AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE NAMES AND CHEMICAL27
	477	+	1348
	478	+	-13- ABSTRACTS SERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF EACH CHEMICAL USED IN1
	479	+	DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS AT THE WELL SITE .2
412	480		(II) N
413	481		OTWITHSTANDING ANY LAW TO THE CONTRARY , THE
414		-	COMMISSION SHALL INCLUDE THE NAMES AND
415		-	CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS
416		-	SERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF ALL CHEMICALS USED IN DOWNHOLE
417		-	OPERATIONS IN THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST AND SHALL NOT PROTECT
418		-	THE NAMES OR
419		-	CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF ANY
420		-	CHEMICAL AS A TRADE SECRET OR PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
421		-	. ANY
422		-	FORMULAS AND PROCESSES CONTINUE TO HAVE TRADE SECRET
423		-	PROTECTIONS
424		-	.
	482	+	3
	483	+	COMMISSION SHALL INCLUDE THE NAMES AND CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS4
	484	+	S
	485	+	ERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF ALL CHEMICALS USED IN DOWNHOLE
	486	+	5
	487	+	OPERATIONS IN THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST AND SHALL NOT PROTECT6
	488	+	THE NAMES OR CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SERVICE REGISTRY NUMBERS OF7
	489	+	ANY CHEMICAL AS A TRADE SECRET OR PROPRIETARY INFORMATION . ANY8
	490	+	FORMULAS AND PROCESSES CONTINUE TO HAVE TRADE SECRET9
	491	+	PROTECTIONS.10
425	492		(c) T
426		-	HE COMMISSION SHALL NOT INCLUDE IN THE CHEMICAL
427		-	DISCLOSURE LIST
428		-	:
	493	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL NOT INCLUDE IN THE CHEMICAL11
	494	+	DISCLOSURE LIST:12
429	495		(I) T
430		-	HE TRADE NAME OF A CHEMICAL PRODUCT USED IN ~~DOWNHOLE~~
431		-	OPERATIONS AT THE WELL SITE
432		-	~~; OR~~
433		-	~~(II) THE~~ TOTAL AMOUNT OF A CHEMICAL IN A CHEMICAL PRODUCT .
434		-	(d) ~~NO LATER THAN THIRTY DAYS AFTER AN OPERATOR MAKES THE~~
435		-	~~DISCLOSURES REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION~~
436		-	~~(3) OF THIS SECTION,~~ ~~THE~~
437		-	~~COMMISSION SHALL~~
438		-	:
	496	+	HE TRADE NAME OF A CHEMICAL PRODUCT USED IN DOWNHOLE13
	497	+	OPERATIONS AT THE WELL SITE; OR14
	498	+	(II) T
	499	+	HE TOTAL AMOUNT OF A CHEMICAL IN A CHEMICAL PRODUCT . 15
	500	+	(d) N
	501	+	O LATER THAN THIRTY
	502	+	DAYS AFTER AN OPERATOR MAKES THE16
	503	+	DISCLOSURES REQUIRED UNDER SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION, THE17
	504	+	COMMISSION SHALL:18
439	505		(I) P
440		-	OST THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST ON THE ~~CHEMICAL~~
441		-	DISCLOSURE WEBSITE AND INCLUDE THE DATE OF THE SUBMISSION OF ~~THE~~
442		-	CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO THE COMMISSION IN THE POST
443		-	~~; AND~~
444		-	~~(II) PROVIDE~~ THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO THE ~~OPERATOR OF~~
445		-	THE APPLICABLE WELL
446		-	.
447		-	~~PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 (e) THE~~ COMMISSION SHALL:
	506	+	OST THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST ON THE CHEMICAL19
	507	+	DISCLOSURE WEBSITE AND INCLUDE THE DATE OF THE SUBMISSION OF THE20
	508	+	CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO THE COMMISSION IN THE POST ; AND21
	509	+	(II) P
	510	+	ROVIDE THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO THE OPERATOR22
	511	+	OF THE APPLICABLE WELL.23
	512	+	(e) T
	513	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL:24
448	514		(I) P
449		-	OST AN UPDATED CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST IF THERE ARE ANY
450		-	NOTIFICATIONS RECEIVED FROM A DISCLOSER
451		-	, MANUFACTURER , OR
452		-	OPERATOR UNDER SUBSECTION
453		-	(4) OF THIS SECTION AND INCLUDE THE DATE
454		-	OF THE NOTIFICATION BY THE DISCLOSER
455		-	, MANUFACTURER, OR OPERATOR IN
456		-	THE POST
457		-	; AND
458		-	(II) ENSURE THAT:
	515	+	OST AN UPDATED CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST IF THERE ARE25
	516	+	ANY NOTIFICATIONS RECEIVED FROM A DISCLOSER , MANUFACTURER,
	517	+	OR26
	518	+	OPERATOR UNDER SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION AND INCLUDE THE27
	519	+	1348
	520	+	-14- DATE OF THE NOTIFICATION BY THE DISCLOSER , MANUFACTURER, OR1
	521	+	OPERATOR IN THE POST; AND2
	522	+	(II) E
	523	+	NSURE THAT:3
459	524		(A) A
460		-	LL CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS AND UPDATED CHEMICAL
461		-	DISCLOSURE LISTS REMAIN VIEWABLE BY THE PUBLIC
462		-	;
	525	+	LL CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS AND UPDATED CHEMICAL4
	526	+	DISCLOSURE LISTS REMAIN VIEWABLE BY THE PUBLIC ;5
463	527		(B) T
464		-	HE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE IS SEARCHABLE BY
465		-	CHEMICAL
466		-	, DATE OF SUBMISSION OR UPDATE OF A CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE
467		-	LIST
468		-	, NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OPERATOR , AND COUNTY OF THE WELL
469		-	SITE
470		-	; AND
471		-	(C) THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE ALLOWS MEMBERS OF THE
472		-	PUBLIC TO DOWNLOAD CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS IN AN ELECTRONIC
473		-	,
474		-	DELIMITED FORMAT.
	528	+	HE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE IS SEARCHABLE BY6
	529	+	CHEMICAL, DATE OF SUBMISSION OR UPDATE OF A CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE7
	530	+	LIST, NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OPERATOR , AND COUNTY OF THE WELL8
	531	+	SITE; AND9
	532	+	(C) T
	533	+	HE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE WEBSITE ALLOWS MEMBERS OF10
	534	+	THE PUBLIC TO DOWNLOAD CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LISTS IN AN11
	535	+	ELECTRONIC, DELIMITED FORMAT.12
475	536		(6) Community notification. (a)
476		-	ON OR BEFORE JULY 31, 2023,
477		-	AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (6)(b) OF THIS SECTION, AN OPERATOR SHALL
478		-	PROVIDE THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO
479		-	:
	537	+	ON OR BEFORE JULY 31, 2023,13
	538	+	AND SUBJECT TO SUBSECTION (6)(b) OF THIS SECTION, AN OPERATOR14
	539	+	SHALL PROVIDE THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST TO :15
480	540		(I) A
481	541		LL OWNERS OF MINERALS THAT ARE BEING DEVELOPED AT THE
482		-	~~WELL SITE~~
483		-	;
	542	+	16
	543	+	WELL SITE;17
484	544		(II) A
485		-	LL SURFACE OWNERS, BUILDING UNIT OWNERS, AND ~~RESIDENTS,~~
486		-	~~INCLUDING TENANTS OF BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES ,~~
487		-	~~THAT ARE WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET~~ OF ~~THE WELL~~
488		-	~~SITE~~
489		-	;
	545	+	LL SURFACE OWNERS , BUILDING UNIT OWNERS , AND
	546	+	18
	547	+	RESIDENTS, INCLUDING TENANTS OF BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL19
	548	+	PROPERTIES, THAT ARE WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET20
	549	+	OF THE WELL SITE;21
490	550		(III) T
491	551		HE STATE LAND BOARD IF THE STATE OWNS MINERALS THAT
492		-	~~ARE BEING DEVELOPED AT THE WELL SITE~~
493		-	;
	552	+	22
	553	+	ARE BEING DEVELOPED AT THE WELL SITE ;23
494	554		(IV) T
495	555		HE FEDERAL BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT IF THE UNITED
496		-	STATES OWNS THE MINERALS THAT ARE BEING DEVELOPED AT THE WELL
497		-	SITE
498		-	;
499		-	PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 (V) THE SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN TRIBE IF THE MINERALS BEING
500		-	DEVELOPED AT THE WELL SITE ARE WITHIN THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARY OF THE
501		-	TRIBE
502		-	'S RESERVATION AND ARE SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE
503		-	COMMISSION
504		-	;
	556	+	24
	557	+	S
	558	+	TATES OWNS THE MINERALS THAT ARE BEING DEVELOPED AT THE WELL
	559	+	25
	560	+	SITE;26
	561	+	(V) T
	562	+	HE SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN TRIBE IF THE MINERALS BEING
	563	+	27
	564	+	1348
	565	+	-15- DEVELOPED AT THE WELL SITE ARE WITHIN THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARY OF1
	566	+	THE TRIBE'S RESERVATION AND ARE SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE2
	567	+	COMMISSION;3
505	568		(VI) A
506		-	LL SCHOOLS, CHILD CARE CENTERS, AND SCHOOL GOVERNING
507		-	BODIES WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY F EET OF THE WELL SITE
508		-	;
	569	+	LL SCHOOLS, CHILD CARE CENTERS , AND SCHOOL
	570	+	4
	571	+	GOVERNING BODIES WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF5
	572	+	THE WELL SITE;6
509	573		(VII) P
510	574		OLICE DEPARTMENTS, FIRE DEPARTMENTS, EMERGENCY
511		-	SERVICE AGENCIES
512		-	, AND FIRST RESPONDER AGENCIES THAT HAVE A
513		-	JURISDICTION THAT INCLUDES THE WELL SITE
514		-	;
	575	+	7
	576	+	SERVICE AGENCIES, AND FIRST RESPONDER AGENCIES THAT HAVE A8
	577	+	JURISDICTION THAT INCLUDES THE WELL SITE;9
515	578		(VIII) L
516	579		OCAL GOVERNMENTS THAT HAVE A JURISDICTION WITHIN
517		-	TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE
518		-	;
519		-	(IX) T
520		-	HE ADMINISTRATOR OF ANY PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM THAT
521		-	OPERATES
522		-	:
	580	+	10
	581	+	TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE ;11
	582	+	(IX) THE ADMINISTRATOR OF ANY PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM THAT12
	583	+	OPERATES:13
523	584		(A) A
524		-	SURFACE WATER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM INTAKE THAT IS
525		-	LOCATED FIFTEEN STREAM MILES OR LESS DOWNSTREAM FROM THE WELL
526		-	SITE
527		-	;
	585	+	SURFACE WATER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM INTAKE THAT IS14
	586	+	LOCATED FIFTEEN STREAM MILES OR LESS DOWNSTREAM FROM THE WELL15
	587	+	SITE;16
528	588		(B) A
529		-	GROUNDWATER UNDER THE DIRECT INFLUENCE OF A SURFACE
530		-	WATER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SUPPLY WELL WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX
531		-	HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE
532		-	; AND
533		-	(C) A PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SUPPLY WELL COMPLETED IN A TYPE
534		-	III AQUIFER WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL
535		-	SITE
536		-	; AND
537		-	(X) THE DIVISION IF:
	589	+	GROUNDWATER UNDER THE DIRECT INFLUENCE OF A17
	590	+	SURFACE WATER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SUPPLY WELL WITHIN TWO18
	591	+	THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE ; AND19
	592	+	(C) A
	593	+	PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SUPPLY WELL COMPLETED IN A TYPE20
	594	+	III
	595	+	AQUIFER WITHIN TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE21
	596	+	WELL SITE; AND22
	597	+	(X)
	598	+	THE DIVISION IF:23
538	599		(A) T
539		-	HERE IS A HIGH-PRIORITY HABITAT AREA WITHIN ONE MILE OF
540		-	THE WELL SITE
541		-	; OR
542		-	(B) THERE IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
543		-	33-1-102 (42), OR A STATE PARK OR RECREATION AREA WITHIN TWO
544		-	THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE
545		-	.
	600	+	HERE IS A HIGH-PRIORITY HABITAT AREA WITHIN ONE MILE OF24
	601	+	THE WELL SITE; OR25
546	602		(B) T
547		-	HE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST MUST BE DISCLOSED IN
548		-	PAGE 12-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION WITHIN THIRTY
549		-	DAYS AFTER THE OPERATOR
550		-	'S RECEIPT OF THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST
551		-	FROM THE COMMISSION
552		-	.
553		-	(7) Reporting to the general assembly. (a) (I) T
554		-	HE COMMISSION
555		-	SHALL PREPARE AN ANNUAL REPORT THAT INCLUDES A LIST OF THE
556		-	CHEMICALS USED IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE IN THE PRIOR
557		-	CALENDAR YEAR
558		-	.
	603	+	HERE IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA, AS DEFINED IN SECTION26
	604	+	33-1-102
	605	+	(42), OR A STATE PARK OR RECREATION AREA WITHIN TWO27
	606	+	1348
	607	+	-16- THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY FEET OF THE WELL SITE .1
	608	+	2
	609	+	(b) THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST MUST BE DISCLOSED IN3
	610	+	ACCORDANCE WITH SUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION WITHIN THIRTY4
	611	+	DAYS AFTER THE OPERATOR'S RECEIPT OF THE CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE LIST5
	612	+	FROM THE COMMISSION.6
	613	+	7
	614	+	8
	615	+	9
	616	+	(7) Reporting to the general assembly. (a) (I) T HE COMMISSION10
	617	+	SHALL PREPARE AN ANNUAL REPORT THAT INCLUDES A LIST OF THE11
	618	+	CHEMICALS USED IN DOWNHOLE OPERATIONS IN THE STATE IN THE PRIOR12
	619	+	CALENDAR YEAR.13
	620	+	14
	621	+	15
559	622		(II) T
560	623		HE COMMISSION SHALL PRESENT THE ANNUAL REPORT TO THE
561		-	TRANSPORTATION AND ENERGY COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE AND THE
562		-	ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF
563		-	REPRESENTATIVES
564		-	, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , DURING THE
565		-	COMMITTEES
566		-	' HEARINGS HELD PRIOR TO THE 2026 REGULAR SESSION, AND
567		-	EACH SESSION THEREAFTER
568		-	, OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNDER THE "STATE
569		-	MEASUREMENT FOR ACCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND TRANSPARENT
570		-	(SMART) GOVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF TITLE 2. THE
571		-	COMMISSION SHALL ALSO POST THE REPORT ON THE COMMISSION
572		-	'S WEBSITE.
	624	+	16
	625	+	TRANSPORTATION AND ENERGY COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE AND THE17
	626	+	ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF18
	627	+	REPRESENTATIVES, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , DURING THE19
	628	+	COMMITTEES' HEARINGS HELD PRIOR TO THE 2026 REGULAR SESSION, AND20
	629	+	EACH SESSION THEREAFTER , OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNDER THE21
	630	+	"S
	631	+	TATE MEASUREMENT FOR ACCOUNTABLE, RESPONSIVE, AND
	632	+	22
	633	+	T
	634	+	RANSPARENT (SMART) GOVERNMENT ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 7 OF
	635	+	23
	636	+	TITLE 2. THE COMMISSION SHALL ALSO POST THE REPORT ON THE24
	637	+	COMMISSION'S WEBSITE.25
573	638		(b) N
574		-	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE
575		-	REQUIREMENT TO REPORT TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES CONTINUES
576		-	INDEFINITELY
577		-	.
578		-	(8) Rules. T
579		-	HE COMMISSION MAY PROMULGATE RULES THAT ARE
580		-	NECESSARY FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THIS
581		-	SECTION
582		-	.
583		-	(9) Local governments. N
584		-	OTHING IN THIS SECTION OR THE RULES
585		-	PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION LIMITS A
586		-	LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM ENACTING OR ENFORCING ANY ORDINANCE
587		-	,
588		-	REGULATION, OR OTHER LAW RELATED TO THE DISCLOSURE OF ANY
589		-	CHEMICAL PRODUCT
590		-	.
591		-	(10) Collection of chemical disclosure information under other
	639	+	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE26
	640	+	REQUIREMENT TO REPORT TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES CONTINUES27
	641	+	1348
	642	+	-17- INDEFINITELY.1
	643	+	(8) Rules. T HE COMMISSION MAY PROMULGATE RULES THAT ARE2
	644	+	NECESSARY FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF THIS3
	645	+	SECTION.4
	646	+	(9) Local governments. NOTHING IN THIS SECTION OR THE RULES5
	647	+	PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION LIMITS A6
	648	+	LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM ENACTING OR ENFORCING ANY ORDINANCE,7
	649	+	REGULATION, OR OTHER LAW RELATED TO THE DISCLOSURE OF ANY8
	650	+	CHEMICAL PRODUCT.9
	651	+	(10) Collection of chemical disclosure information under other10
592	652		provisions of law. N
593	653		OTWITHSTANDING ANY LAW TO THE CONTRARY ,
594		-	NOTHING IN THIS SECTION OR THE RULES PROMULGATED BY THE COMMISSION
595		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION PREVENTS THE COMMISSION
596		-	, THE STATE, OR A
597		-	LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM COLLECTING CHEMICAL DISCLOSURE
598		-	INFORMATION FROM DISCLOSERS
599		-	, MANUFACTURERS, OR OPERATORS UNDER
600		-	ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW
601		-	.
602		-	PAGE 13-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 SECTION 3. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,
603		-	$61,500 is appropriated to the department of natural resources. This
604		-	appropriation is from the oil and gas conservation and environmental
605		-	response fund created in section 34-60-122 (5)(a), C.R.S. To implement this
606		-	act, the department may use this appropriation for the purchase of
607		-	information technology services.
608		-	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $61,500 is appropriated to the
609		-	office of the governor for use by the office of information technology. This
610		-	appropriation is from reappropriated funds received from the department of
611		-	natural resources under subsection (1) of this section. To implement this act,
612		-	the office may use this appropriation to provide information technology
613		-	services for the department of natural resources.
614		-	SECTION 4. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
615		-	PAGE 14-HOUSE BILL 22-1348 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
616		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
617		-	____________________________ ____________________________
618		-	Alec Garnett Steve Fenberg
619		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
620		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
621		-	____________________________ ____________________________
622		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
623		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
624		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
625		-	APPROVED________________________________________
626		-	(Date and Time)
627		-	_________________________________________
628		-	Jared S. Polis
629		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
630		-	PAGE 15-HOUSE BILL 22-1348
	654	+	11
	655	+	NOTHING IN THIS SECTION OR THE RULES PROMULGATED BY THE12
	656	+	COMMISSION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION PREVENTS THE COMMISSION, THE13
	657	+	STATE, OR A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM COLLECTING CHEMICAL14
	658	+	DISCLOSURE INFORMATION FROM DISCLOSERS, MANUFACTURERS, OR15
	659	+	OPERATORS UNDER ANY OTHER PROVISION OF LAW .16
	660	+	SECTION 3. Appropriation. (1) For the 2022-23 state fiscal17
	661	+	year, $61,500 is appropriated to the department of natural resources. This18
	662	+	appropriation is from the oil and gas conservation and environmental19
	663	+	response fund created in section 34-60-122 (5)(a), C.R.S. To implement20
	664	+	this act, the department may use this appropriation for the purchase of21
	665	+	information technology services.22
	666	+	(2) For the 2022-23 state fiscal year, $61,500 is appropriated to23
	667	+	the office of the governor for use by the office of information technology.24
	668	+	This appropriation is from reappropriated funds received from the25
	669	+	department of natural resources under subsection (1) of this section. To26
	670	+	implement this act, the office may use this appropriation to provide27
	671	+	1348
	672	+	-18- information technology services for the department of natural resources.1
	673	+	SECTION 4. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,2
	674	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate3
	675	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.4
	676	+	1348
	677	+	-19-