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	1	+	First Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-fourth General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 23-0077.01 Chelsea Princell x4335
1	8		HOUSE BILL 23-1108
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Duran and Evans, Armagost, Bird,
3		-	Boesenecker, Brown, Daugherty, Dickson, English, Froelich, Herod, Jodeh,
4		-	Lieder, Lindsay, Martinez, Michaelson Jenet, Ortiz, Valdez, Velasco,
5		-	Weinberg, Weissman, Young, McCluskie, Catlin, deGruy Kennedy,
6		-	Hamrick, Marshall, McLachlan, Snyder, Titone;
7		-	also SENATOR(S) Hansen, Buckner, Coleman, Exum, Fields, Hinrichsen,
8		-	Kolker, Marchman, Mullica, Pelton B., Priola, Simpson, Sullivan.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	Judiciary Judiciary
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
9	13		C
10		-	ONCERNING THE CREATION OF A TASK FORCE TO STUDY VICTIM AND
11		-	SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RESPONSIVENESS TRAINING
12		-	REQUIREMENTS FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL
13		-	, AND, IN CONNECTION
14		-	THEREWITH
15		-	, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
16		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
17		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-33.5-534 as
18		-	follows:
19		-	24-33.5-534. Task force to study victim and survivor awareness
20		-	and responsiveness training requirements for judicial personnel -
21		-	creation - membership - duties - report - definitions - repeal. (1)
22		-	AS
23		-	USED IN THIS SECTION
24		-	, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
25		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
26		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
27		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
28		-	history, or the Session Laws.
29		-	________
30		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
31		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
32		-	the act. (a) "JUDICIAL PERSONNEL" MEANS JUDGES, OTHER JUDICIAL
33		-	OFFICERS
34		-	, AND COURT STAFF, BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
35		-	OR PUBLIC DEFENDERS
36		-	.
	14	+	ONCERNING THE CREATION OF A TASK FORCE TO STUDY VICTIM AND101
	15	+	SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RE SPONSIVENESS TRAINING102
	16	+	REQUIREMENTS FOR JUDICIAL
	17	+	PERSONNEL, AND, IN CONNECTION103
	18	+	THEREWITH, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .104
	19	+	Bill Summary
	20	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	21	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	22	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	23	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	24	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	25	+	.)
	26	+	The bill creates a task force to study victim and survivor awareness
	27	+	and responsiveness training requirements for judicial personnel (task
	28	+	force) in the office for victims programs in the division of criminal
	29	+	SENATE
	30	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	31	+	April 24, 2023
	32	+	SENATE
	33	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	34	+	April 21, 2023
	35	+	HOUSE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	March 6, 2023
	38	+	HOUSE
	39	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	40	+	March 3, 2023
	41	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Duran and Evans, Armagost, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown, Daugherty, Dickson, English,
	43	+	Froelich, Herod, Jodeh, Lieder, Lindsay, Martinez, McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet, Ortiz,
	44	+	Valdez, Velasco, Weinberg, Weissman, Young
	45	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	46	+	Hansen and Gardner, Buckner, Coleman, Exum, Fields, Hinrichsen, Kolker, Marchman,
	47	+	Mullica, Pelton B., Priola, Simpson, Sullivan
	48	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	49	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	50	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. justice. The task force consists of members who have experience
	51	+	representing victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault,
	52	+	or other crimes; lived experience as a victim or survivor of domestic
	53	+	violence, sexual assault, or other crimes; or are members of the judicial
	54	+	community.
	55	+	The task force is required to analyze current training provided to
	56	+	judicial personnel around the country on topics of domestic violence,
	57	+	sexual assault, and other crimes, in order to determine best practices and
	58	+	training requirements for judicial personnel in the state.
	59	+	The task force is required to convene by July 1, 2023, and is
	60	+	required to meet at least 4 times but not more than 10 times. The task
	61	+	force is required to submit a report with its findings and recommendations
	62	+	to the house of representatives judiciary committee and the senate
	63	+	judiciary committee, or their successor committees, and the judicial
	64	+	department by November 1, 2023. The task force must convene its final
	65	+	meeting no later than October 15, 2023.
	66	+	The task force is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
	67	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	68	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add article 5.7 to title
	69	+	2
	70	+	13 as follows:3
	71	+	ARTICLE 5.74
	72	+	Task Force To Study Victim And Survivor Awareness And5
	73	+	Responsiveness Training For Judicial Personnel6
	74	+	13-5.7-101. Definitions. (1)
	75	+	AS USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS
	76	+	7
	77	+	THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :8
	78	+	(a) "J
	79	+	UDICIAL PERSONNEL" MEANS JUDGES, OTHER JUDICIAL
	80	+	9
	81	+	OFFICERS, AND COURT STAFF , BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE DISTRICT10
	82	+	ATTORNEYS OR PUBLIC DEFENDERS .11
37	83		(b) "T
38	84		ASK FORCE" MEANS THE TASK FORCE TO STUDY VICTIM AND
39		-	SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RESPONSIVENESS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR
40		-	JUDICIAL PERSONNEL CREATED IN SUBSECTION
41		-	(2) OF THIS SECTION.
	85	+	12
	86	+	SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RESPONSIVENESS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS13
	87	+	FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL CREATED IN SECTION 13-5.7-102.14
	88	+	13-5.7-102. Task force to study victim and survivor awareness15
	89	+	1108-2- and responsiveness training requirements for judicial personnel -1
	90	+	creation - membership - duties - report - repeal. (1) T
	91	+	HERE IS
	92	+	2
	93	+	CREATED IN THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT THE TASK FORCE TO STUDY3
	94	+	VICTIM AND SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RESPONSIVENESS TRAINING4
	95	+	REQUIREMENTS FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL .5
42	96		(2) T
43		-	HERE IS CREATED IN THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS IN THE
44		-	DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE THE TASK FORCE TO STUDY VICTIM AND
45		-	SURVIVOR AWARENESS AND RESPONSIVENESS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR
46		-	JUDICIAL PERSONNEL
47		-	.
48		-	(3) T
49	97		HE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS IN THE
50		-	~~DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY IS A~~
51		-	~~MEMBER~~ OF ~~THE TASK FORCE AND SHALL APPOINT~~ THE ~~FOLLOWING MEMBERS~~
52		-	~~TO SERVE ON~~ THE TASK FORCE
53		-	:
	98	+	6
	99	+	DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY IS7
	100	+	A MEMBER OF THE TASK FORCE AND SHALL APPOINT THE FOLLOWING8
	101	+	MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE TASK FORCE :9
54	102		(a) A
55	103		REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT
56		-	~~SERVES OR REPRESENTS VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE~~
57		-	;
	104	+	10
	105	+	SERVES OR REPRESENTS VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ;11
58	106		(b) A
59	107		REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT
60		-	~~SUPPORTS VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF CRIMES OR VIOLENCE OTHER THAN~~
61		-	~~DOMESTIC~~ VIOLENCE ~~OR SEXUAL ASSAULT~~
62		-	;
	108	+	12
	109	+	SUPPORTS VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF CRIMES OR VIOLENCE OTHER THAN13
	110	+	DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT ;14
63	111		(c) A
64	112		REPRESENTATIVE OF AN ORGANIZATION PROVIDING LEGAL
65		-	~~SERVICES TO VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS~~
66		-	;
	113	+	15
	114	+	SERVICES TO VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS;16
67	115		(d) A
68	116		FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY;
	117	+	17
69	118		(e) A
70	119		REPRESENTATIVE OF A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC ORGANIZATION
71		-	~~THAT PROVIDES VICTIM SERVICES OR WORKS WITH VICTIMS OR SURVIVORS~~
72		-	~~OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE~~ OR ~~SEXUAL ASSAULT~~
73		-	;
	120	+	18
	121	+	THAT PROVIDES VICTIM SERVICES OR WORKS WITH VICTIMS OR SURVIVORS19
	122	+	OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT ;20
74	123		(f) A
75		-	REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT ~~SERVES~~
76		-	~~OR REPRESENTS SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT~~
77		-	;
	124	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT
	125	+	21
	126	+	SERVES OR REPRESENTS SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ; 22
78	127		(g) A
79	128		REPRESENTATIVE OF A FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER ;
80		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 (h) A REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT
81		-	TREATS CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND PROVIDES
82		-	EXPERTISE ON CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND NEGLECT
83		-	;
	129	+	23
	130	+	(h) A
	131	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION THAT
	132	+	24
	133	+	TREATS CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND25
	134	+	PROVIDES EXPERTISE ON CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION AND NEGLECT ;26
84	135		(i) A
85	136		PRIVATE CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY WITH EXPERIENCE
86		-	REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT
87		-	; AND
88		-	(j) A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE OFFICE OF THE STATE PUBLIC
89		-	DEFENDER WITH EXPERIENCE REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC
90		-	VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT
91		-	.
92		-	(4) T
	137	+	27
	138	+	1108
	139	+	-3- REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT ; AND1
	140	+	(j) A
	141	+	REPRESENTATIVE OF THE OFFICE OF THE STATE PUBLIC
	142	+	2
	143	+	DEFENDER WITH EXPERIENCE REPRESENTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC3
	144	+	VIOLENCE OR SEXUAL ASSAULT .4
	145	+	(3) T
93	146		HE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT IS A
94		-	~~MEMBER OF THE TASK FORCE AND SHALL APPOINT THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS~~
95		-	~~TO SERVE ON~~ THE TASK FORCE
96		-	:
	147	+	5
	148	+	MEMBER OF THE TASK FORCE AND SHALL APPOINT THE FOLLOWING6
	149	+	MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE TASK FORCE :7
97	150		(a) A
98	151		STATE COURT JUDGE;
	152	+	8
99	153		(b) A
100		-	N INDIVIDUAL OTHER THAN A JUDGE WHO IS COURT PERSONNEL ;
	154	+	N INDIVIDUAL OTHER T HAN A JUDGE WHO IS COURT
	155	+	9
	156	+	PERSONNEL;10
101	157		(c) A
102	158		DISTRICT COURT JUDGE WITH EXPERIENCE IN DOMESTIC
103		-	~~MATTERS~~
104		-	;
	159	+	11
	160	+	MATTERS;12
105	161		(d) A
106	162		COUNTY COURT JUDGE; AND
107		-	(e) A JUDGE FROM A RURAL COUNTY .
108		-	(5) I
	163	+	13
	164	+	(e) A
	165	+	JUDGE FROM A RURAL COUNTY .
	166	+	14
	167	+	(4) I
109	168		N MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO THE TASK FORCE , THE MANAGER
110		-	OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
111		-	COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL ENSURE THAT THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE
112		-	TASK FORCE INCLUDES INDIVIDUALS WHO REFLECT THE ETHNIC
113		-	, CULTURAL,
114		-	AND GENDER DIVERSITY OF THE STATE AND REPRESENT ALL AREAS OF THE
115		-	STATE
116		-	.
117		-	(6) T
	169	+	15
	170	+	OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE16
	171	+	C
	172	+	OLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL ENSURE THAT THE MEMBERSHIP OF
	173	+	17
	174	+	THE TASK FORCE INCLUDES INDIVIDUALS WHO REFLECT THE ETHNIC ,18
	175	+	CULTURAL, AND GENDER DIVERSITY OF THE STATE AND REPRESENT ALL19
	176	+	AREAS OF THE STATE.20
	177	+	(5) T
118	178		HE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND THE
119		-	CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
120		-	COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL SERVE AS
121		-	CO
122		-	-CHAIRS OF THE TASK FORCE FOR THE DURATION OF THE TASK FORCE . IN
123		-	THE EVENT OF A VACANCY OR AN UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCE THAT
124		-	PREVENTS A CO
125		-	-CHAIR FROM CARRYING OUT THE CO -CHAIR'S DUTIES, THE
126		-	TASK FORCE SHALL NOMINATE AND ELECT A REPLACEMENT CO
127		-	-CHAIR AT THE
128		-	NEXT MEETING
129		-	.
130		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 (7) THE TERM OF EACH APPOINTMENT TO THE TASK FORCE IS FOR THE
131		-	DURATION OF THE TASK FORCE
132		-	. A VACANCY MUST BE FILLED AS SOON AS
133		-	POSSIBLE BY THE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS OR THE
134		-	CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
135		-	COLORADO SUPREME COURT .
136		-	(8) T
	179	+	21
	180	+	CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL SERVE AS22
	181	+	CO-CHAIRS OF THE TASK FORCE FOR THE DURATION OF THE TASK FORCE .23
	182	+	I
	183	+	N THE EVENT OF A VACANCY OR AN UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCE THAT
	184	+	24
	185	+	PREVENTS A CO-CHAIR FROM CARRYING OUT THE CO-CHAIR'S DUTIES, THE25
	186	+	TASK FORCE SHALL NOMINATE AND ELECT A REPLACEMENT CO -CHAIR AT26
	187	+	THE NEXT MEETING.27
	188	+	1108
	189	+	-4- (6) THE TERM OF EACH APPOINTMENT TO THE TASK FORCE IS FOR1
	190	+	THE DURATION OF THE TASK FORCE. A VACANCY MUST BE FILLED AS SOON2
	191	+	AS POSSIBLE BY THE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS OR3
	192	+	THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT .4
	193	+	(7) T
137	194		HE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND THE
138		-	CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
139		-	COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL MAKE THEIR
140		-	APPOINTMENTS ON OR BEFORE
141		-	JULY 1, 2023. IN MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO
142		-	THE TASK FORCE
143		-	, THE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND
144		-	THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
145		-	COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL ENSURE THAT
146		-	THE APPOINTEES INCLUDE INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH OR
147		-	INTEREST IN THE TASK FORCE STUDY AREAS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTIONS
148		-	(11)
149		-	AND (12) OF THIS SECTION.
150		-	(9) M
151		-	EMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION .
152		-	H
153		-	OWEVER, MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE MAY RECEIVE REIMBURSEMENT
154		-	FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR DUTIES ON
155		-	THE TASK FORCE
156		-	.
	195	+	5
	196	+	CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT SHALL MAKE THEIR6
	197	+	APPOINTMENTS ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2023. IN MAKING APPOINTMENTS7
	198	+	TO THE TASK FORCE , THE MANAGER OF THE OFFICE FOR VICTIMS8
	199	+	PROGRAMS AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT9
	200	+	SHALL ENSURE THAT THE APPOINTEES INCLUDE INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE10
	201	+	EXPERIENCE WITH OR INTEREST IN THE TASK FORCE STUDY AREAS SET11
	202	+	FORTH IN SUBSECTIONS (10) AND (11) OF THIS SECTION.12
	203	+	(8) M
	204	+	EMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE SERVE WITHOUT
	205	+	13
	206	+	COMPENSATION. HOWEVER, MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE MAY RECEIVE14
	207	+	REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES ASSOCIATED15
	208	+	WITH THEIR DUTIES ON THE TASK FORCE.16
	209	+	(9) T
	210	+	HE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE ITS FIRST MEETING NO LATER
	211	+	17
	212	+	THAN JULY 15, 2023. THE TASK FORCE SHALL MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES18
	213	+	BUT NOT MORE THAN TEN TIMES . THE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE ITS19
	214	+	FINAL MEETING NO LATER THAN JANUARY 15, 2024.20
157	215		(10) T
158		-	HE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE ITS FIRST MEETING NO LATER
159		-	THAN
160		-	JULY 15, 2023. THE TASK FORCE SHALL MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES
161		-	BUT NOT MORE THAN TEN TIMES
162		-	. THE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE ITS FINAL
163		-	MEETING NO LATER THAN
164		-	JANUARY 15, 2024.
165		-	(11) T
166	216		HE TASK FORCE SHALL, AT A MINIMUM, DETERMINE AND
167		-	~~ANALYZE THE FOLLOWING~~
168		-	:
	217	+	21
	218	+	ANALYZE THE FOLLOWING :22
169	219		(a) C
170		-	URRENT JUDICIAL TRAINING AROUND THE COUNTRY ON TOPICS
171		-	RELATED TO SEXUAL ASSAULT
172		-	, HARASSMENT, STALKING, AND DOMESTIC
173		-	VIOLENCE
174		-	;
	220	+	URRENT JUDICIAL TRAINING AROUND THE COUNTRY ON
	221	+	23
	222	+	TOPICS RELATED TO SEXUAL ASSAULT , HARASSMENT, STALKING, AND24
	223	+	DOMESTIC VIOLENCE;25
175	224		(b) G
176	225		APS IN CURRENT TRAINING IN COLORADO AND HOW TO FILL
177		-	THOSE GAPS
178		-	;
179		-	(c) B
180		-	EST PRACTICES TO PROMOTE TRAUMA -INFORMED PRACTICES
181		-	AND APPROACHES IN THE COURTS
182		-	;
	226	+	26
	227	+	THOSE GAPS;27
	228	+	1108
	229	+	-5- (c) BEST PRACTICES TO PROMOTE TRAUMA -INFORMED PRACTICES1
	230	+	AND APPROACHES IN THE COURTS ;2
183	231		(d) S
184	232		TRATEGIES TO ENSURE TRAINING IS EFFECTIVE FOR LEARNING
185		-	ABOUT VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS AND THE IMPACT THAT CRIME
186		-	, DOMESTIC
187		-	VIOLENCE
188		-	, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT HAVE ON VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS , AND
189		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION ON TRAUMA AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE
190		-	RETRAUMATIZATION OF VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS
191		-	;
	233	+	3
	234	+	ABOUT VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS AND THE IMPACT THAT CRIME , DOMESTIC4
	235	+	VIOLENCE, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT HAVE ON VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS , AND5
	236	+	THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION ON TRAUMA AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE6
	237	+	RETRAUMATIZATION OF VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS ;7
192	238		(e) A
193	239		PPROACHES TO BEST PROVIDE TRAINING ON GENDER -BASED
194		-	~~VIOLENCE AND ISSUES AFFECTING MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES~~
195		-	;
	240	+	8
	241	+	VIOLENCE AND ISSUES AFFECTING MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES ;9
196	242		(f) T
197	243		HE AMOUNT OF TRAINING JUDICIAL PERSONNEL CURRENTLY
198		-	~~RECEIVE CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF VICTIMS IN ORDER~~
199		-	~~TO ENSURE ANY IMPLEMENTED TRAINING EMPHASIZES THAT~~ THE RIGHTS OF
200		-	~~VICTIMS ARE~~ TO ~~BE PROTECTED AS VIGOROUSLY AS THE RIGHTS OF~~
201		-	~~DEFENDANTS~~
202		-	;
	244	+	10
	245	+	RECEIVE CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF VICTIMS IN11
	246	+	ORDER TO ENSURE ANY IMPLEMENTED TRAINING EMPHASIZES THAT THE12
	247	+	RIGHTS OF VICTIMS ARE TO BE PROTECTED AS VIGOROUSLY AS THE RIGHTS13
	248	+	OF DEFENDANTS;14
203	249		(g) T
204	250		HE SCOPE OF JUDICIAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES ALREADY
205		-	PROVIDED TO JUDGES RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
206		-	, THE RIGHTS OF
207		-	VICTIMS
208		-	, CASE MANAGEMENT, DOMESTIC RELATIONS DOCKETS, DEPENDENCY
209		-	AND NEGLECT DOCKETS
210		-	, JUVENILE PROCEEDINGS , AND CRIMINAL
211		-	PROCEEDINGS
212		-	;
	251	+	15
	252	+	PROVIDED TO JUDGES RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE , THE RIGHTS OF16
	253	+	VICTIMS, CASE MANAGEMENT , DOMESTIC RELATIONS DOCKETS ,17
	254	+	DEPENDENCY AND NEGLECT DOCKETS , JUVENILE PROCEEDINGS, AND18
	255	+	CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS;19
213	256		(h) T
214	257		HE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL JUDICIAL
215		-	~~EDUCATION~~
216		-	;
	258	+	20
	259	+	EDUCATION;21
217	260		(i) T
218	261		HE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO ALLOW JUDGES TO PARTICIPATE
219		-	IN ADDITIONAL EDUCATION
220		-	; AND
221		-	(j) ANY OTHER TOPIC OR CONCERN THE TASK FORCE BELIEVES IS
222		-	NECESSARY TO ADEQUATELY STUDY TRAINING FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL
223		-	REGARDING VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
224		-	, SEXUAL
225		-	ASSAULT
226		-	, AND OTHER CRIMES.
227		-	(12) I
228		-	N ADDITION TO THE TOPIC AREAS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (11)
	262	+	22
	263	+	IN ADDITIONAL EDUCATION; AND23
	264	+	(j) A
	265	+	NY OTHER TOPIC OR CONCERN THE TASK FORCE BELIEVES IS
	266	+	24
	267	+	NECESSARY TO ADEQUATELY STUDY TRAINING FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL25
	268	+	REGARDING VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE , SEXUAL26
	269	+	ASSAULT, AND OTHER CRIMES.27
	270	+	1108
	271	+	-6- (11) IN ADDITION TO THE TOPIC AREAS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION1
	272	+	(10)
229	273		OF THIS SECTION, THE TASK FORCE SHALL ENSURE THE TRAINING
230		-	RECOMMENDATIONS COMPLY WITH THE FEDERAL
231		-	"KEEPING CHILDREN SAFE
232		-	FROM FAMILY VIOLENCE ACT", 34 U.S.C. SEC. 10446, AS AMENDED. AT A
233		-	MINIMUM
234		-	, THE PORTION OF THE TRAINING THAT IMPLEMENTS THESE FEDERAL
235		-	REQUIREMENTS MUST
236		-	:
	274	+	2
	275	+	RECOMMENDATIONS COMPLY WITH THE FEDERAL "KEEPING CHILDREN3
	276	+	S
	277	+	AFE FROM FAMILY VIOLENCE ACT", 34 U.S.C. SEC. 10446, AS AMENDED.
	278	+	4
	279	+	A
	280	+	T A MINIMUM, THE PORTION OF THE TRAINING THAT IMPLEMENTS THESE
	281	+	5
	282	+	FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS MUST :6
237	283		(a) B
238	284		E PROVIDED TO ANY JUDGE OR MAGISTRATE WHO PRESIDES
239		-	~~OVER PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY PROCEEDINGS~~
240		-	;
	285	+	7
	286	+	OVER PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY PROCEEDINGS ;8
241	287		(b) I
242		-	NCLUDE NO LESS THAN TWENTY HOURS OF INITIAL TRAINING AND
243		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 NO LESS THAN FIFTEEN HOURS OF ONGOING TRAINING EVERY FIVE YEARS ;
	288	+	NCLUDE NO LESS THAN TWENTY HOURS OF INITIAL TRAINING
	289	+	9
	290	+	AND NO LESS THAN FIFTEEN HOURS OF ONGOING TRAINING EVERY FIVE10
	291	+	YEARS;11
244	292		(c) F
245	293		OCUS ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE , INCLUDING:
	294	+	12
246	295		(I) C
247	296		HILD SEXUAL ABUSE;
	297	+	13
248	298		(II) P
249	299		HYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL ABUSE ;
	300	+	14
250	301		(III) C
251	302		OERCIVE CONTROL;
	303	+	15
252	304		(IV) I
253	305		MPLICIT AND EXPLICIT BIAS, INCLUDING BIAS RELATING TO
254		-	~~INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES~~
255		-	;
	306	+	16
	307	+	INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES;17
256	308		(V) T
257	309		RAUMA;
	310	+	18
258	311		(VI) L
259	312		ONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM IMPACTS ON CHILDREN; AND
260		-	(VII) VICTIM AND PERPETRATOR BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS AND
261		-	RELATIONSHIP DYNAMICS
262		-	;
	313	+	19
	314	+	(VII) V
	315	+	ICTIM AND PERPETRATOR BE HAVIORAL PATTERNS AND
	316	+	20
	317	+	RELATIONSHIP DYNAMICS;21
263	318		(d) B
264	319		E CONDUCTED BY A PROFESSIONAL TRAINER WHO HAS
265		-	SUBSTANTIAL EXPERIENCE IN ASSISTING SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
266		-	OR CHILD ABUSE AND WHO MAY BE A PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTING A VICTIM
267		-	SERVICES PROVIDER OR A SURVIVOR WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF DOMESTIC
268		-	VIOLENCE OR PHYSICAL OR SEXUAL ABUSE AS A CHILD
269		-	. IN CONDUCTING THE
270		-	TRAINING
271		-	, THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINER SHALL RELY ON EVIDENCE -BASED
272		-	AND PEER
273		-	-REVIEWED RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY RECOGNIZED EXPERTS THAT
274		-	FOCUSES ON THE TYPES OF ABUSE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
275		-	(12)(c) OF THIS
276		-	SECTION AND SHALL ONLY INCLUDE THEORIES
277		-	, CONCEPTS, OR BELIEF
278		-	SYSTEMS IN THE REQUIRED TRAINING THAT ARE SUPPORTED BY
279		-	EVIDENCE
280		-	-BASED AND PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH; AND
281		-	(e) BE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE ABILITY OF COURTS TO :
	320	+	22
	321	+	SUBSTANTIAL EXPERIENCE IN ASSISTING SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC23
	322	+	VIOLENCE OR CHILD ABUSE AND WHO MAY BE A PROFESSIONAL24
	323	+	REPRESENTING A VICTIM SERVICES PROVIDER OR A SURVIVOR WITH LIVED25
	324	+	EXPERIENCE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR PHYSICAL OR SEXUAL ABUSE AS26
	325	+	A CHILD. IN CONDUCTING THE TRAINING , THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINER27
	326	+	1108
	327	+	-7- SHALL RELY ON EVIDENCE -BASED AND PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH1
	328	+	CONDUCTED BY RECOGNIZED EXPERTS THAT FOCUSES ON THE TYPES OF2
	329	+	ABUSE DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (11)(c) OF THIS SECTION AND SHALL3
	330	+	ONLY INCLUDE THEORIES, CONCEPTS, OR BELIEF SYSTEMS IN THE REQUIRED4
	331	+	TRAINING THAT ARE SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE -BASED AND5
	332	+	PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH; AND6
	333	+	(e) B
	334	+	E DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE ABILITY OF COURTS TO :
	335	+	7
282	336		(I) R
283	337		ECOGNIZE AND RESPOND TO PHYSICAL ABUSE OF A CHILD ,
284		-	SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND FAMILY TRAUMA;
285		-	AND
286		-	(II) MAKE APPROPRIATE CUSTODY DECISIONS THAT PRIORITIZE CHILD
287		-	SAFETY AND WELL
288		-	-BEING AND THAT ARE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE AND
289		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 APPROPRIATE FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES .
290		-	(13) T
	338	+	8
	339	+	SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND FAMILY TRAUMA;9
	340	+	AND10
	341	+	(II) M
	342	+	AKE APPROPRIATE CUSTODY DECISIONS THAT PRIORITIZE
	343	+	11
	344	+	CHILD SAFETY AND WELL-BEING AND THAT ARE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE12
	345	+	AND APPROPRIATE FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES .13
	346	+	(12) T
291	347		HE TASK FORCE MAY WORK WITH OTHER GROUPS , TASK
292		-	FORCES
293		-	, OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH THE TOPICS THE
294		-	TASK FORCE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR STUDYING
295		-	.
296		-	(14) (a) T
297		-	HE TASK FORCE MAY FORM WORKING GROUPS IN ADDITION
298		-	TO THE WORKING GROUP DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
299		-	(14)(b) OF THIS SECTION
300		-	TO FURTHER THE PURPOSE OF THE TASK FORCE
301		-	.
	348	+	14
	349	+	FORCES, OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH THE TOPICS15
	350	+	THE TASK FORCE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR STUDYING .16
	351	+	(13) (a) T
	352	+	HE TASK FORCE MAY FORM WORKING GROUPS IN
	353	+	17
	354	+	ADDITION TO THE WORKING GROUP DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (13)(b) OF18
	355	+	THIS SECTION TO FURTHER THE PURPOSE OF THE TASK FORCE .19
302	356		(b) T
303	357		HE TASK FORCE SHALL ESTABLISH A WORKING GROUP TO
304		-	ANALYZE AND DETERMINE TRAINING ST ANDARDS FOR JUDICIAL PERSONNEL
305		-	REGARDING DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES THAT INCLUDES
306		-	, BUT IS NOT
307		-	LIMITED TO
308		-	, TOPICS RELATED TO PARENTING ISSUES , ISSUES REGARDING
309		-	RELATIONS WITHIN A FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD
310		-	, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL
311		-	HEALTH CHALLENGES THAT MAY IMPACT FAMILIES
312		-	, ISSUES THAT MAY
313		-	IMPACT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A CHILD AND FAMILY MEMBERS
314		-	, AND
315		-	IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FAMILY CONFLICT
316		-	. THE WORKING
317		-	GROUP MUST ALSO CONSIDER THE DATA DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
318		-	(14)(c)
319		-	OF THIS SECTION.
	358	+	20
	359	+	ANALYZE AND DETERMINE TRAINING STANDARDS FOR JUDICIAL21
	360	+	PERSONNEL REGARDING DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES THAT INCLUDES , BUT22
	361	+	IS NOT LIMITED TO, TOPICS RELATED TO PARENTING ISSUES , ISSUES23
	362	+	REGARDING RELATIONS WITHIN A FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD , PHYSICAL AND24
	363	+	MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES THAT MAY IMPACT FAMILIES , ISSUES THAT25
	364	+	MAY IMPACT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A CHILD AND FAMILY MEMBERS ,26
	365	+	AND IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FAMILY CONFLICT . THE27
	366	+	1108
	367	+	-8- WORKING GROUP MUST ALSO CONSIDER THE DATA DESCRIBED IN1
	368	+	SUBSECTION (13)(c) OF THIS SECTION.2
320	369		(c) T
321	370		HE OFFICE OF THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL
322		-	~~PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DATA TO THE WORKING GROUP AS SOON AS~~
323		-	~~PRACTICABLE BUT NOT LATER THAN~~
324		-	NOVEMBER 1, 2023:
	371	+	3
	372	+	PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DATA TO THE WORKING GROUP AS SOON AS4
	373	+	PRACTICABLE BUT NOT LATER THAN NOVEMBER 1, 2023:5
325	374		(I) T
326	375		HE NUMBER OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES IN EACH JUDICIAL
327		-	~~DISTRICT AND THE NUMBER OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES AS A~~
328		-	~~PERCENTAGE OF~~ THE ~~TOTAL~~ NUMBER OF CASES ~~IN EACH DISTRICT~~
329		-	;
	376	+	6
	377	+	DISTRICT AND THE NUMBER OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES AS A7
	378	+	PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES IN EACH DISTRICT ;8
330	379		(II) T
331		-	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN WHICH A
332		-	PARTY SEEKS TO REOPEN A CLOSED DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE
333		-	; AND
334		-	(III) THE STATUS OF REPRESENTATION FOR PARTIES IN DOMESTIC
335		-	RELATIONS CASES IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
336		-	, INCLUDING:
	380	+	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN WHICH
	381	+	9
	382	+	A PARTY SEEKS TO REOPEN A CLOSED DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE ; AND10
	383	+	(III) T
	384	+	HE STATUS OF REPRESENTATION FOR PARTIES IN DOMESTIC
	385	+	11
	386	+	RELATIONS CASES IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, INCLUDING:12
337	387		(A) T
338	388		HE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH BOTH PARTIES WERE
339		-	REPRESENTED BY COUNSEL AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE AND THE
340		-	NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH ONLY ONE PARTY WAS REPRESENTED BY
341		-	COUNSEL AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE
342		-	;
343		-	PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 (B) THE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH THERE WAS A SUBSEQUENT
344		-	ENTRY OF APPEARANCE BY COUNSEL IN A CASE IN WHICH ONE OR BOTH
345		-	PARTIES PROCEEDED WITHOUT REPRESENTATION BY COUNSEL AT THE
346		-	COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE
347		-	;
	389	+	13
	390	+	REPRESENTED BY COUNSEL AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE AND THE14
	391	+	NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH ONLY ONE PARTY WAS REPRESENTED BY15
	392	+	COUNSEL AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE ;16
	393	+	(B) T
	394	+	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH THERE WAS A SUBSEQUENT
	395	+	17
	396	+	ENTRY OF APPEARANCE BY COUNSEL IN A CASE IN WHICH ONE OR BOTH18
	397	+	PARTIES PROCEEDED WITHOUT REPRESENTATION BY COUNSEL AT THE19
	398	+	COMMENCEMENT OF THE CASE ;20
348	399		(C) T
349		-	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH THERE WAS A WITHDRAWAL BY
350		-	COUNSEL
351		-	; AND
352		-	(D) THE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH AN ATTORNEY WAS NOT
353		-	COUNSEL OF RECORD BUT PROVIDED SERVICES TO A PARTY TO THE CASE
354		-	.
	400	+	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH THERE WAS A WITHDRAWAL
	401	+	21
	402	+	BY COUNSEL; AND22
	403	+	(D) T
	404	+	HE NUMBER OF CASES IN WHICH AN ATTORNEY WAS NOT
	405	+	23
	406	+	COUNSEL OF RECORD BUT PROVIDED SERVICES TO A PARTY TO THE CASE .24
355	407		(d) T
356	408		HE FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY THAT SERVES ON THE TASK FORCE
357		-	~~SHALL SERVE AS CHAIR OF THE WORKING GROUP~~
358		-	.
	409	+	25
	410	+	SHALL SERVE AS CHAIR OF THE WORKING GROUP .26
359	411		(e) T
360	412		HE CO-CHAIRS OF THE TASK FORCE SHALL APPOINT THE
361		-	FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE WORKING GROUP
362		-	:
	413	+	27
	414	+	1108
	415	+	-9- FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE WORKING GROUP :1
363	416		(I) O
364		-	NE ACTIVELY PRACTICING MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL ~~WITH~~
365		-	~~TESTIMONIAL OR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS~~
366		-	~~CASES~~
367		-	, RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF ~~THE COLORADO SUPREME~~
368		-	~~COURT FROM AMONG CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED BY THE~~
369		-	~~COLORADO BAR~~
370		-	~~ASSOCIATION~~
371		-	;
	417	+	NE ACTIVELY PRACTICING MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
	418	+	2
	419	+	WITH TESTIMONIAL OR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE IN DOMESTIC3
	420	+	RELATIONS CASES, RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE4
	421	+	C
	422	+	OLORADO SUPREME COURT FROM AMONG CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED
	423	+	5
	424	+	BY THE COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION ;6
372	425		(II) T
373	426		WO FAMILY LAW ATTORNEYS LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN
374		-	COLORADO, RECOMMENDED BY THE COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION ;
	427	+	7
	428	+	C
	429	+	OLORADO, RECOMMENDED BY THE COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION ;
	430	+	8
375	431		(III) O
376	432		NE ACTIVELY PRACTICING FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL WITH
377		-	~~TESTIMONIAL OR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS~~
378		-	~~CASES~~
379		-	, RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO ~~SUPREME~~
380		-	COURT FROM AMONG ~~C ANDIDATES~~ RECOMMENDED BY THE FAMILY ~~LAW~~
381		-	SECTION OF THE
382		-	~~COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION ; AND~~
383		-	~~(IV) THE~~ CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT OR ~~THE~~
384		-	~~CHIEF JUSTICE~~
385		-	'S DESIGNEE.
	433	+	9
	434	+	TESTIMONIAL OR DISPUTE RESOLUTION PRACTICE IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS10
	435	+	CASES, RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME11
	436	+	COURT FROM AMONG CANDIDATES RECOMMENDED BY THE FAMILY LAW12
	437	+	SECTION OF THE COLORADO BAR ASSOCIATION ; AND13
	438	+	(IV) T
	439	+	HE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT OR
	440	+	14
	441	+	THE CHIEF JUSTICE'S DESIGNEE.15
386	442		(f) O
387		-	N OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2023, THE WORKING GROUP SHALL
388		-	CREATE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES RECOMMENDATIONS ON TRAINING
389		-	STANDARDS REGARDING DOMESTIC RELATIONS AND SUBMIT THE REPORT TO
390		-	THE TASK FORCE FOR REVIEW
391		-	.
392		-	PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 (15) ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 2024, THE TASK FORCE SHALL
393		-	SUBMIT A REPORT
394		-	, INCLUDING ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON
395		-	CONSIDERATIONS AND GUIDANCE IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS
396		-	(11) AND (12)
	443	+	N OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2023, THE WORKING GROUP
	444	+	16
	445	+	SHALL CREATE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES RECOMMENDATIONS ON17
	446	+	TRAINING STANDARDS REGARDING DOMESTIC RELATIONS AND SUBMIT THE18
	447	+	REPORT TO THE TASK FORCE FOR REVIEW .19
	448	+	(14) O
	449	+	N OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 2024, THE TASK FORCE SHALL
	450	+	20
	451	+	SUBMIT A REPORT, INCLUDING ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON21
	452	+	CONSIDERATIONS AND GUIDANCE IDENTIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS (10) AND22
	453	+	(11)
397	454		OF THIS SECTION AND FROM THE WORKING GROUP ESTABLISHED IN
398		-	SUBSECTION
399		-	(14) OF THIS SECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
400		-	JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
401		-	, OR THEIR
402		-	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES
403		-	, AND THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT . ALL
404		-	RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE TASK FORCE MUST BE APPROVED BY A
405		-	MAJORITY OF THE TASK FORCE MEMBERS IN ORDER TO BE INCLUDED IN THE
406		-	REPORT
407		-	.
408		-	(16) T
	455	+	23
	456	+	SUBSECTION (13) OF THIS SECTION TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES24
	457	+	JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMI TTEE , OR THEIR25
	458	+	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT . ALL26
	459	+	RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE TASK FORCE MUST BE APPROVED BY A27
	460	+	1108
	461	+	-10- MAJORITY OF THE TASK FORCE MEMBERS IN ORDER TO BE INCLUDED IN THE1
	462	+	REPORT.2
	463	+	(15) T
409	464		HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024.
410		-	SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2023-24 state fiscal year,
411		-	$11,900 is appropriated to the department of public safety for use by the
412		-	division of criminal justice. This appropriation is from the general fund. To
413		-	implement this act, the division may use this appropriation for DCJ
414		-	administrative services.
415		-	SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
416		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 23-1108 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
417		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
418		-	____________________________ ____________________________
419		-	Julie McCluskie Steve Fenberg
420		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
421		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
422		-	____________________________ ____________________________
423		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
424		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
425		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
426		-	APPROVED________________________________________
427		-	(Date and Time)
428		-	_________________________________________
429		-	Jared S. Polis
430		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
431		-	PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 23-1108
	465	+	3
	466	+	SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2023-24 state fiscal year,4
	467	+	$11,900 is appropriated to the judicial department for use by courts5
	468	+	administration. This appropriation is from the general fund. To implement6
	469	+	this act, the department may use this appropriation for general courts7
	470	+	administration.8
	471	+	SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,9
	472	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate10
	473	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.11
	474	+	1108
	475	+	-11-