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Colorado Senate Bill SB014

Colorado 2023 Regular Session

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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. 23-0166.01 Alana Rosen x2606
18 SENATE BILL 23-014
2-BY SENATOR(S) Moreno, Buckner, Coleman, Cutter, Exum, Fields,
3-Ginal, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Mullica, Priola, Winter F.;
4-also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Lindsay, Amabile, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown,
5-deGruy Kennedy, Dickson, Duran, Froelich, Garcia, Hamrick, Jodeh, Kipp,
6-Lieder, Mabrey, Michaelson Jenet, Ricks, Sirota, Snyder, Story, Titone,
7-Vigil, Woodrow, Young, McCluskie.
9+Senate Committees House Committees
10+Health & Human Services Public & Behavioral Health & Human Services
11+Appropriations Appropriations
12+A BILL FOR AN ACT
813 C
9-ONCERNING ESTABLISHING THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION
10-PROGRAM IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND
11-ENVIRONMENT
12-, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN
13-APPROPRIATION
14-.
15-Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
16-SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 21 to article
17-20.5 of title 25 as follows:
18-PART 21
19- DISORDERED
20-EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM
21-25-20.5-2101. Legislative declaration. (1) T
22-HE GENERAL
23-ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT
24-:
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) EATING DISORDERS ARE INCREASINGLY RECOGNIZED AS A
33-LEADING CAUSE OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY
34-;
14+ONCERNING ESTABLISHING THE
15+ DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION101
16+PROGRAM IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND102
17+ENVIRONMENT, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN103
18+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+Colorado Youth Advisory Council Committee. The bill
26+establishes the office of disordered eating prevention (office) in the
27+department of public health and environment (department).
28+HOUSE
29+3rd Reading Unamended
30+May 6, 2023
31+HOUSE
32+2nd Reading Unamended
33+May 3, 2023
34+SENATE
35+3rd Reading Unamended
36+April 25, 2023
37+SENATE
38+Amended 2nd Reading
39+April 24, 2023
40+SENATE SPONSORSHIP
41+Moreno, Buckner, Coleman, Cutter, Exum, Fields, Ginal, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Mullica,
42+Priola, Winter F.
43+HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
44+Lindsay, Amabile, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown, deGruy Kennedy, Dickson, Duran, Froelich,
45+Garcia, Hamrick, Jodeh, Kipp, Lieder, Mabrey, McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet, Ricks, Sirota,
46+Snyder, Story, Titone, Vigil, Woodrow, Young
47+Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
48+Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
49+Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. The office and the department are required to:
50+! Create and maintain a resource bank for research,
51+intervention methods, treatment resources, information on
52+crisis services, awareness programs, and educational
53+resources regarding disordered eating prevention and care
54+in Colorado;
55+! Collaborate with the office of suicide prevention, the
56+behavioral health administration, and organizations within
57+the health-care industry to close gaps in care and provide
58+support to individuals with disordered eating who transition
59+out of inpatient care, facilitate public outreach, and
60+increase awareness regarding disordered eating prevention
61+and care with a focus on impacted communities, such as
62+youth, people of color, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and
63+transgender individuals;
64+! Create outreach resources directing youth on how to seek
65+care for disordered eating and how to report concerns for
66+other youth, with a focus on impacted communities, such
67+as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth and youth
68+of color;
69+! Partner with the department of education to inform
70+teachers, administrators, school staff, students, and parents
71+on disordered eating preventions and treatment for youth;
72+! Collaborate with advocacy groups, including faith-based
73+organizations, to support a shift in public perception
74+regarding health-care systems and disordered eating
75+treatment and prevention;
76+! Coordinate the disordered eating prevention research grant
77+program; and
78+! Prepare written information for primary care offices and
79+providers throughout the state. The information must be
80+culturally specific concerning how to recognize and
81+respond to a patient with disordered eating and include
82+separate written information for providers and information
83+that may be shared with an adult patient or a youth patient
84+and the caregivers of the youth patient.
85+The bill creates the disordered eating prevention commission
86+(commission) in the department. The commission will have 17 members
87+with professional or personal connections to disordered eating prevention.
88+The purpose of the commission is to:
89+! Provide public and private leadership on disordered eating
90+prevention in Colorado;
91+! Set statewide, data-driven, evidence-based, and clinically
92+informed priorities for disordered eating prevention in
93+Colorado;
94+014
95+-2- ! Serve as the advisor to the office of disordered eating
96+prevention;
97+! Establish and lead subgroups to set strategy and
98+implementation plans for the office;
99+! Provide a forum for government agencies, community
100+members, and lawmakers to examine the current status of
101+disordered eating prevention policies;
102+! Provide a voice for youth and focus on youth issues;
103+! Provide a forum for diverse perspectives to support and
104+inform diverse communities; and
105+! Provide a forum for perspectives from rural communities
106+to support and inform rural communities.
107+The bill creates the disordered eating prevention research grant
108+program (grant program) in the department. The purpose of the grant
109+program is to provide financial assistance to eligible applicants to conduct
110+research on risk factors for disordered eating, the impact disordered
111+eating has on Colorado, or public health interventions that examine and
112+address the root causes of disordered eating.
113+Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
114+SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 20 to article2
115+20.5 of title 25 as follows:3
116+PART 204
117+
118+ DISORDERED5
119+EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM6
120+25-20.5-2001. Legislative declaration. (1) T
121+HE GENERAL7
122+ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT :8
123+(a) E
124+ATING DISORDERS ARE INCREASINGLY RECOGNIZED AS A9
125+LEADING CAUSE OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY ;10
35126 (b) I
36-N 2015, COLORADO HAD THE FIFTH-HIGHEST RATE OF EATING
37-DISORDERS IN THE COUNTRY AMONG YOUTH
38-;
39-(c) P
40-EOPLE OF COLOR; LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, OR TRANSGENDER
41-INDIVIDUALS
42-; YOUTH; AND OLDER COLORADANS ARE MORE LIKELY TO
43-SUFFER FROM DISORDERED EATING BUT LESS LIKELY TO RECEIVE EATING
44-DISORDER TREATMENT
45-, CREATING A DISPROPORTIONATE GAP IN EATING
46-DISORDER PREVENTION AND CARE
47-; AND
48-(d) THERE IS LIMITED STATE-SPECIFIC RESEARCH ON DISORDERED
49-EATING AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE STATE OF
50-COLORADO.
127+N 2015, COLORADO HAD THE FIFTH-HIGHEST RATE OF EATING11
128+DISORDERS IN THE COUNTRY AMONG YOUTH ;12
129+
130+13
131+(c) PEOPLE OF COLOR; LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, OR TRANSGENDER14
132+INDIVIDUALS; YOUTH; AND OLDER COLORADANS ARE MORE LIKELY TO15
133+014-3- SUFFER FROM DISORDERED EATING BUT LESS LIKELY TO RECEIVE EATING1
134+DISORDER TREATMENT, CREATING A DISPROPORTIONATE GAP IN EATING2
135+DISORDER PREVENTION AND CARE ; AND3
136+(d) THERE IS LIMITED STATE-SPECIFIC RESEARCH ON DISORDERED4
137+EATING AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE STATE OF COLORADO.5
51138 (2) T
52-HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS , THEREFORE, THAT TO
53-UNDERSTAND DISORDERED EATING AND ITS IMPACTS ON
54-COLORADANS, THE
55-STATE MUST FOCUS ON DEVELOPING RESEARCH AND RESOURCES TO EDUCATE
56-COLORADANS ON THE SEVERITY OF DISORDERED EATING , PREVENT
57-DISORDERED EATING IN
58-COLORADO, AND SUPPORT COLORADANS WHO
59-DEVELOP DISORDERED EATING
60-. IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT TO RECOGNIZE THAT
61-DISORDERED EATING HARMS AND INCREASES THE MORTALITY RATE OF
62-PEOPLE OF COLOR
63-; LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, OR TRANSGENDER
64-INDIVIDUALS
65-; YOUTH; AND OLDER COLORADANS.
66-25-20.5-2102. Definitions. A
67-S USED IN THIS PART 21, UNLESS THE
68-CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES
69-:
139+HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS , THEREFORE, THAT TO6
140+UNDERSTAND DISORDERED EATING AND ITS IMPACTS ON COLORADANS,7
141+THE STATE MUST FOCUS ON DEVELOPING RESEARCH AND RESOURCES TO8
142+EDUCATE COLORADANS ON THE SEVERITY OF DISORDERED EATING ,
143+9
144+PREVENT DISORDERED EATING IN COLORADO, AND SUPPORT COLORADANS10
145+WHO DEVELOP DISORDERED EATING . IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT TO RECOGNIZE11
146+THAT DISORDERED EATING HARMS AND INCREASES THE MORTALITY RATE12
147+OF PEOPLE OF COLOR; LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, OR TRANSGENDER13
148+INDIVIDUALS; YOUTH; AND OLDER COLORADANS.14
149+25-20.5-2002. Definitions. A
150+S USED IN THIS PART 20, UNLESS THE15
151+CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :16
152+
153+17
70154 (1) "D
71-ISORDERED EATING" MEANS A RANGE OF IRREGULAR EATING
72-DISORDERS THAT MAY WARRANT A DIAGNOSIS
73-.
155+ISORDERED EATING" MEANS A RANGE OF IRREGULAR EATING18
156+DISORDERS THAT MAY WARRANT A DIAGNOSIS .19
74157 (2) "D
75158 ISORDERED EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM " OR "PROGRAM"
76-MEANS THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM CREATED IN
77-SECTION
78-25-20.5-2103.
79-(3) "D
80-ISORDERED EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM "
81-OR "GRANT PROGRAM" MEANS THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION
82-RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM CREATED IN SECTION
83-25-20.5-2105.
84-PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 23-014 (4) "YOUTH" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS LESS THAN TWENTY -FIVE
85-YEARS OF AGE
86-.
87-25-20.5-2103. Disordered eating prevention program - creation
88-- reports. (1) O
89-N OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2024, THE DISORDERED EATING
90-PREVENTION PROGRAM IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT WITHIN THE
91-PREVENTION SERVICES DIVISION
92-, ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 25-20.5-103.
159+20
160+MEANS THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM CREATED IN21
161+SECTION 25-20.5-2003.22
162+(3) "DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT23
163+PROGRAM" OR "GRANT PROGRAM" MEANS THE DISORDERED EATING24
164+PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM CREATED IN SECTION25
165+25-20.5-2005.26
166+ 27
167+014
168+-4- (4) "YOUTH" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IS LESS THAN1
169+TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE.2
170+25-20.5-2003. Disordered eating prevention program -3
171+creation - reports. (1) O
172+N OR BEF5ORE JULY 1, 2024, THE DISORDERED
173+4
174+EATING PREVENTION PROGRAM IS CREATED IN THE DEPARTMENT WITHIN5
175+THE PREVENTION SERVICES DIVISION , ESTABLISHED IN SECTION6
176+25-20.5-103.7
93177 (2) T
94178 HE DIVISION SHALL:
179+8
95180 (a) C
96181 REATE AND MAINTAIN AN EXTERNAL -FACING RESOURCE THAT
97-IS UPDATED ANNUALLY AND INCLUDES KEY INFORMATION ABOUT
98-DISORDERED EATING
99-, INCLUDING RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTION FACTORS .
100-T
101-HE EXTERNAL-FACING RESOURCE MUST BE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE , AND,
102-WHEN POSSIBLE, AVAILABLE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH.
182+9
183+IS UPDATED ANNUALLY AND INCLUDES KEY INFORMATION ABOUT10
184+DISORDERED EATING, INCLUDING RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTION11
185+FACTORS. THE EXTERNAL-FACING RESOURCE MUST BE CULTURALLY12
186+SENSITIVE, AND, WHEN POSSIBLE, AVAILABLE IN BOTH ENGLISH AND13
187+S
188+PANISH.
189+14
103190 (b) C
104191 OLLABORATE WITH THE OFFICE OF SUICIDE PREVENTION ,
105-CREATED IN SECTION 25-1.5-101 (1)(w), AND OTHER PROGRAMS WITHIN THE
106-DIVISION TO ALIGN WORK FOCUSED ON DISORDERED EATING
107-, FACILITATE
108-PUBLIC OUTREACH
109-, AND INCREASE AWARENESS REGARDING DISORDERED
110-EATING PREVENTION WITH A FOCUS ON IMPACTED COMMUNITIES
111-, SUCH AS
112-YOUTH
113-, OLDER COLORADANS, PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND LESBIAN, GAY,
114-BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS ;
192+15
193+CREATED IN SECTION 25-1.5-101 (1)(w), AND OTHER PROGRAMS WITHIN16
194+THE DIVISION TO ALIGN WORK FOCUSED ON DISORDERED EATING ,17
195+FACILITATE PUBLIC OUTREACH, AND INCREASE AWARENESS REGARDING18
196+DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION WITH A FOCUS ON IMPACTED19
197+COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS YOUTH, OLDER COLORADANS, PEOPLE OF COLOR,20
198+AND LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUALS ;21
115199 (c) P
116200 ARTNER WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO INFORM
117-TEACHERS
118-, ADMINISTRATORS, SCHOOL STAFF, STUDENTS AND PARENTS ON
119-DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION
120-; AND
121-(d) COORDINATE THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH
122-GRANT PROGRAM
123-.
201+22
202+TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, SCHOOL STAFF, STUDENTS AND PARENTS ON23
203+DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION ; AND24
204+(d) C
205+OORDINATE THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH
206+25
207+GRANT PROGRAM.26
124208 (3) T
125209 HE DIVISION MAY:
126-(a) C
127-ONTRACT WITH A THIRD-PARTY TO CONDUCT FOCUS GROUPS ,
128-INTERVIEW KEY INDIVIDUALS , CONDUCT SURVEYS , AND ESTABLISH A
129-COLLABORATIVE GROUP TO DISCUSS KEY ISSUES REGARDING DISORDERED
130-EATING PREVENTION
131-;
210+27
211+014
212+-5- (a) CONTRACT WITH A THIRD-PARTY TO CONDUCT FOCUS GROUPS ,1
213+INTERVIEW KEY INDIVIDUALS , CONDUCT SURVEYS, AND ESTABLISH A2
214+COLLABORATIVE GROUP TO DISCUSS KEY ISSUES REGARDING DISORDERED3
215+EATING PREVENTION;4
132216 (b) P
133217 ARTNER WITH THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION ,
134-CREATED IN SECTION 27-50-102; AND
135-PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 23-014 (c) IDENTIFY DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION STRATEGIES ,
136-INCLUDING DISMANTLING DISCRIMINATION AND BIAS WITH REGARD TO
137-WEIGHT
138-.
139-(1) T
140-HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,
141-OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
142-THIS SECTION
143-.
144-(2) N
145-OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), ON OR BEFORE
146-NOVEMBER 1, 2025, AND EVERY NOVEMBER 1 THEREAFTER, THE DIVISION
147-SHALL SUBMIT TO THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE
148-SENATE AND THE PUBLIC AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
149-COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
150-, OR ANY SUCCESSOR
151-COMMITTEES
152-, A REPORT THAT SUMMARIZES THE RECOMMENDATIONS FROM
153-THE INFORMATION THE DIVISION RECEIVES REGARDING THE DISORDERED
154-EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO SECTION
155-25-20.5-2105 (3)(b). THE DIVISION SHALL INCLUDE IN THE REPORT ANY
156-FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IT HAS TO IMPROVE DISORDERED EATING
157-PREVENTION IN THE STATE
158-.
159-25-20.5-2104. Disordered eating prevention research grant
160-program - creation - process - reporting requirements - definitions -
218+5
219+CREATED IN SECTION 27-50-102; AND6
220+(c) I
221+DENTIFY DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION STRATEGIES ,
222+7
223+INCLUDING DISMANTLING DISCRIMINATION AND BIAS WITH REGARD TO8
224+WEIGHT. 9
225+(1) THE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,10
226+OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF11
227+THIS SECTION.12
228+(2) NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), ON OR13
229+BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2025, AND EVERY NOVEMBER 1 THEREAFTER, THE14
230+DIVISION SHALL SUBMIT TO THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES15
231+COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE AND THE PUBLIC AND BE HAVIORAL HEALTH16
232+AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ,17
233+OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , A REPORT THAT SUMMARIZES THE18
234+RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE INFORMATION THE DIVISION RECEIVES19
235+REGARDING THE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT20
236+PROGRAM PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-20.5-2005 (3)(b). THE DIVISION21
237+SHALL INCLUDE IN THE REPORT ANY FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IT22
238+HAS TO IMPROVE DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION IN THE STATE .23
239+ 24
240+ 25
241+ 26
242+25-20.5-2004. Disordered eating prevention research grant27
243+014
244+-6- program - creation - process - reporting requirements - definitions -1
161245 repeal. (1) A
162-S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE
163-REQUIRES
164-:
246+S USED IN THIS SECTION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE2
247+REQUIRES:3
165248 (a) "E
166-LIGIBLE APPLICANT" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL , NONPROFIT
167-ORGANIZATION
168-, OR FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT CONDUCTS RESEARCH
169-ON DISORDERED EATING AND PREVENTION IN YOUTH
170-, ADULTS, AND OLDER
171-COLORADANS OR SERVES YOUTH , ADULTS, AND OLDER COLORADANS WHO
172-HAVE DISORDERED EATING TRAITS
173-.
249+LIGIBLE APPLICANT" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL, NONPROFIT4
250+ORGANIZATION, OR FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT C ONDUCTS5
251+RESEARCH ON DISORDERED EATING AND PREVENTION IN YOUTH , ADULTS,
252+6
253+AND OLDER COLORADANS OR SERVES YOUTH , ADULTS, AND OLDER7
254+C
255+OLORADANS WHO HAVE DISORDERED EATING
256+ TRAITS.8
174257 (b) "G
175-RANT RECIPIENT" MEANS AN ELIGIBLE APPLICANT THAT THE
176-DIVISION SELECTS TO RECEIVE MONEY THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM
177-.
258+RANT RECIPIENT" MEANS AN ELIGIBLE APPLICANT THAT THE9
259+DIVISION
260+ SELECTS TO RECEIVE MONEY THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM .10
178261 (2) (a) T
179-HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION THE DISORDERED EATING
180-PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM
181-. THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT
182-PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS
183-TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON THE ROOT CAUSES OF DISORDERED EATING AND
184-EXAMINE THE RISK FACTORS AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR DISORDERED
185-EATING IN YOUTH
186-, ADULTS, AND OLDER COLORADANS.
187-PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 23-014 (b) ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL ADOPT
188-GUIDELINES FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM
189-. THE GUIDELINES MUST INCLUDE:
262+HERE IS CREATED IN THE DIVISION
263+ THE DISORDERED11
264+EATING PREVENTION RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM . THE PURPOSE OF THE12
265+GRANT PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE13
266+APPLICANTS TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON THE ROOT CAUSES OF DISORDERED14
267+EATING AND EXAMINE THE RISK FACTORS AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR15
268+DISORDERED EATING IN YOUTH, ADULTS, AND OLDER COLORADANS.16
269+(b) O
270+N OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2024, THE DIVISION SHALL ADOPT
271+17
272+GUIDELINES FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM. THE GUIDELINES MUST INCLUDE:18
190273 (I) A
191-PPLICATION PROCEDURES BY WHICH ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS MAY
192-APPLY FOR A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
193-;
274+PPLICATION PROCEDURES BY WHICH ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS19
275+MAY APPLY FOR A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ;20
194276 (II) C
195-RITERIA TO USE IN SELECTING ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS TO RECEIVE
196-GRANT MONEY AND DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF GRANT MONEY TO BE
197-AWARDED TO EACH GRANT RECIPIENT
198-;
277+RITERIA TO USE IN SELECTING ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS TO21
278+RECEIVE GRANT MONEY AND DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF GRANT22
279+MONEY TO BE AWARDED TO EACH GRANT RECIPIENT ;
280+23
199281 (III) P
200-ROCEDURES FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GRANT
201-PROGRAM
202-, INCLUDING THE DATES THE DEPARTMENT AND THE OFFICE OF
203-DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION ANNOUNCE THE GRANT PROGRAM
204-, BEGIN
205-ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
206-, ALLOW ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS TO SUBMIT
207-APPLICATIONS
208-, AND BEGIN DISTRIBUTING GRANT MONEY TO THE GRANTEES ;
209-AND
210-(IV) REPORTING PROCEDURES FOR GRANT RECIPIENTS .
282+ROCEDURES FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GRANT24
283+PROGRAM, INCLUDING THE DATES THE DEPARTMENT AND THE OFFICE OF25
284+DISORDERED EATING PREVENTION ANNOUNCE THE GRANT PROGRAM ,26
285+BEGIN ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS, ALLOW ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS TO SUBMIT27
286+014
287+-7- APPLICATIONS, AND BEGIN DISTRIBUTING GRANT MONEY TO THE1
288+GRANTEES; AND2
289+(IV) R
290+EPORTING PROCEDURES FOR GRANT RECIPIENTS .
291+3
292+ 4
211293 (3) (a) E
212-ACH GRANT RECIPIENT SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT TO
213-THE DIVISION
214-. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE A SUMMARY OF THE RESEARCH
215-MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GRANT MONEY
216-.
294+ACH GRANT RECIPIENT SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT5
295+TO THE DIVISION. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE A SUMMARY OF
296+ THE6
297+RESEARCH MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GRANT MONEY .7
217298 (b) T
218-HE DIVISION SHALL INCLUDE IN THE REPORT REQUIRED
219-PURSUANT TO SECTION
220- 25-20.5-2103 (4) THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
221-REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GRANT PROGRAM DURING THE
222-PRECEDING YEAR
223-:
299+HE DIVISION
300+ SHALL INCLUDE IN THE REPORT REQUIRED8
301+PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-20.5-2003 (4) THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION9
302+REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE GRANT PROGRAM DURING THE10
303+PRECEDING YEAR:11
224304 (I) T
225-HE NUMBER OF GRANT RECIPIENTS THAT RECEIVED MONEY FROM
226-THE GRANT PROGRAM
227-;
305+HE NUMBER OF GRANT RECIPIENTS THAT RECEIVED MONEY12
306+FROM THE GRANT PROGRAM ;13
228307 (II) T
229-HE AMOUNT OF EACH GRANT AWARD TO EACH GRANT
230-RECIPIENT
231-;
308+HE AMOUNT OF EACH GRANT AWARD TO EACH GRANT14
309+RECIPIENT;15
232310 (III) A
233- SUMMARY OF GRANT RECIPIENTS ' WRITTEN REPORTS
234-DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
235- (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION.
311+ SUMMARY OF GRANT RECIPIENTS ' WRITTEN REPORTS16
312+DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION.17
236313 (4) T
237-HE DIVISION MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,
238-OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF
239-THIS SECTION
240-.
241-PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 23-014 (5) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2027.
242-SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2023-24 state fiscal year,
243-$26,679 is appropriated to the department of public health and environment
244-for use by the prevention services division. This appropriation is from the
245-general fund and is based on an assumption that the division will require an
246-additional 0.2 FTE. To implement this act, the division may use this
247-appropriation for the disordered eating prevention program related to family
248-and community health.
249-SECTION 3. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act
250-takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the
251-ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except
252-that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V
253-of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this act
254-within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take effect
255-unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in
256-PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 23-014 November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the official
257-declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.
258-____________________________ ____________________________
259-Steve Fenberg Julie McCluskie
260-PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
261-THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
262-____________________________ ____________________________
263-Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
264-SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
265-THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
266- APPROVED________________________________________
267- (Date and Time)
268- _________________________________________
269- Jared S. Polis
270- GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
271-PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 23-014
314+HE DIVISION
315+ MAY SEEK, ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS,18
316+OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF19
317+THIS SECTION.20
318+(5) T
319+HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2027.21
320+
321+22
322+ 23
323+SECTION 2. Appropriation. For the 2023-24 state fiscal year,24
324+$26,679 is appropriated to the department of public health and25
325+environment for use by the prevention services division. This26
326+appropriation is from the general fund and is based on an assumption that27
327+014
328+-8- the division will require an additional 0.2 FTE. To implement this act, the1
329+division may use this appropriation for the disordered eating prevention2
330+program related to family and community health.3
331+SECTION 3. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act4
332+takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the5
333+ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except6
334+that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V7
335+of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this8
336+act within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take9
337+effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in10
338+November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the11
339+official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.12
340+014
341+-9-