Second Regular Session
Seventy-fourth General Assembly
STATE OF COLORADO
INTRODUCED
LLS NO. 24-0190.01 Christopher McMichael x4775
HOUSE BILL 24-1075
House Committees Senate Committees
Health & Human Services
A BILL FOR AN ACT
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ONCERNING CONSIDERATION OF A STATEWIDE UNIVERSAL101
HEALTH-CARE PAYMENT SYSTEM , AND, IN CONNECTION102
THEREWITH, CREATING AN ADVISORY TASK FORCE FOR THE103
PURPOSE OF ADVISING THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC104
HEALTH IN CONDUCTING AN ANALYSIS OF DRAFT MODEL105
LEGISLATION CONCERNING A STATEWIDE UNIVERSAL106
HEALTH-CARE PAYMENT SYSTEM .107
Bill Summary
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
http://leg.colorado.gov
.)
HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
McCormick and Boesenecker,
SENATE SPONSORSHIP
Marchman and Jaquez Lewis,
Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. The bill requires the Colorado school of public health to analyze
draft model legislation for implementing a single-payer, nonprofit,
publicly financed, and privately delivered universal health-care payment
system for Colorado that directly compensates providers. The Colorado
school of public health must submit a report detailing its findings to the
general assembly by October 1, 2025.
The bill also creates the statewide health-care analysis advisory
task force consisting of 21 members appointed by the general assembly
and the governor, as well as executive directors of specified state
departments, the commissioner of insurance, and the chief executive
officer of the Colorado health benefit exchange or any designees of the
executive directors, the commissioner, and the chief executive officer.
The advisory task force is created for the purpose of advising the
Colorado school of public health during the analysis.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 23-20-146 as2
follows:3
23-20-146. Universal health-care payment system - research4
and selection of draft model legislation - analysis - legislative5
declaration - report - definitions - repeal. (1) Legislative declaration.6
T
HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT :7
(a) T
HE FINAL REPORT OF THE BLUE RIBBON COMMISSION FOR8
HEALTH CARE REFORM , CREATED IN SECTION 10-16-131 BEFORE ITS9
REPEAL, ISSUED IN JANUARY 2008 AND THE SEPTEMBER 1, 2021, REPORT10
OF THE HEALTH CARE COST ANALYSIS TASK FORCE , CREATED IN SECTION11
25.5-11-103
BEFORE ITS REPEAL, BOTH CLEARLY SHOWED THAT A SINGLE ,12
NONPROFIT SYSTEM FOR HEALTH CARE CAN SAVE MONEY , COVER13
EVERYONE IN THE STATE, AND SUPPORT BETTER HEALTH CARE ;14
(b) T
O ACHIEVE BETTER, MORE AFFORDABLE, AND FAIRER HEALTH15
CARE, THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO NEED ANSWERS TO VERY IMPORTANT16
QUESTIONS REGARDING UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE ; AND17
HB24-1075-2- (c) AN ANALYSIS OF DRAFT MODEL LEGISLATION FOR A UNIVERSAL1
HEALTH-CARE PAYMENT SYSTEM IS IMPORTANT IN ORDER TO DETERMINE2
WHETHER SUCH A SYSTEM WOULD ACHIEVE THE GOALS OF BETTER , MORE3
AFFORDABLE, AND FAIRER HEALTH CARE FOR ALL COLORADANS.4
(2) A
S USED IN THIS SECTION:5
(a) "A
DVISORY TASK FORCE " MEANS THE STATEWIDE6
HEALTH-CARE ANALYSIS ADVISORY TASK FORCE CREATED PURSUANT TO7
SECTION 25.5-1-135.8
(b) "F
EDERAL ACT" MEANS THE FEDERAL "PATIENT PROTECTION9
AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT", PUB.L. 111-148, AS AMENDED BY THE10
FEDERAL "HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION RECONCILIATION ACT OF11
2010",
PUB.L. 111-152.12
(c) (I) "H
EALTH-CARE PROVIDER" OR "PROVIDER" MEANS ANY13
PERSON WHO IS LICENSED , CERTIFIED, REGISTERED, OR OTHERWISE14
PERMITTED BY STATE LAW TO ADMINISTER HEALTH CARE IN THE ORDINARY15
COURSE OF BUSINESS OR IN THE PRACTICE OF A PROFESSION .16
(II) "H
EALTH-CARE PROVIDER" OR "PROVIDER" INCLUDES A17
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CORPORATION , LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, OR18
REGISTERED LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP ORGANIZED PURSUANT TO19
STATE LAW FOR THE PRACTICE OF A HEALTH -CARE PROFESSION.20
(d) "M
EDICAID" MEANS THE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS21
ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO THE "COLORADO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ACT",22
ARTICLES 4 TO 6 OF TITLE 25.5.23
(e) "M
EDICARE" MEANS FEDERAL INSURANCE OR ASSISTANCE24
PROVIDED BY THE "HEALTH INSURANCE FOR THE AGED ACT", TITLE XVIII25
OF THE FEDERAL "SOCIAL SECURITY ACT", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 1395 ET SEQ.,26
AS AMENDED.27
HB24-1075
-3- (f) (I) "REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE " MEANS HEALTH CARE AND1
OTHER MEDICAL SERVICES RELATED TO THE REPRODUCTIVE PROCESSES ,2
FUNCTIONS, AND SYSTEMS AT ALL STAGES OF LIFE.3
(II) "R
EPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE" INCLUDES FAMILY PLANNING4
AND CONTRACEPTIVE CARE; ABORTION CARE; PRENATAL, POSTNATAL, AND5
DELIVERY CARE; FERTILITY CARE; STERILIZATION SERVICES; AND6
PREVENTION OF AND TREATMENTS FOR SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED7
INFECTIONS AND REPRODUCTIVE CANCERS .8
(g) (I) "R
ESIDENT" MEANS A PERSON WHO IS LIVING, OTHER THAN9
TEMPORARILY, WITHIN THE STATE AND WHO INTENDS TO ESTABLISH10
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OLORADO AS THE PERSON'S PRIMARY STATE OF RESIDENCE.11
(II) "R
ESIDENT" INCLUDES COLORADO RESIDENTS WHO ARE12
TEMPORARILY LIVING IN ANOTHER STATE OR WHO ARE TRAVELING OUT OF13
STATE.14
(h) "U
NIVERSAL HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM" MEANS A SINGLE-PAYER,15
NONPROFIT HEALTH-CARE PAYMENT SYSTEM THAT IS PUBLICLY FINANCED16
AND PRIVATELY DELIVERED, UNDER WHICH EVERY RESIDENT OF THE STATE17
HAS ACCESS TO ADEQUATE AND AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE .18
(3) (a) (I) N
O LATER THAN JULY 1, 2024, THE COLORADO SCHOOL19
OF PUBLIC HEALTH SHALL RESEARCH AND SELECT DRAFT MODEL20
LEGISLATION THAT PROPOSES A UNIVERSAL HEALTH -CARE SYSTEM FOR21
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OLORADO THAT DIRECTLY COMPENSATES PROVIDERS .22
(II) T
HE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH SHALL MAKE THE23
DRAFT MODEL LEGISLATION IT SELECTS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE ON ITS24
WEBSITE SO THAT INTERESTED PARTIES MAY EVALUATE AND REVIEW THE25
DRAFT MODEL LEGISLATION.26
(b) T
HE DRAFT MODEL LEGISLATION SELECTED MUST BE CREATED27
HB24-1075
-4- BY A COLORADO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PRIORITIZES A1
UNIVERSAL HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM THAT:2
(I) P
ROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS FOR MEDICAL CARE ,3
INCLUDING DENTAL, HEARING, VISION, AND MENTAL HEALTH;4
(II) P
ROVIDES LONG-TERM CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO ALL5
RESIDENTS AT LEAST AT THE LEVEL OF COVERAGE AVAILABLE TO THOSE6
RESIDENTS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE , AS7
DEFINED IN SECTION 25.5-4-103 (13);8
(III) R
EQUIRES HEALTH-CARE DECISIONS TO BE MADE BY PATIENTS9
AND THE PATIENTS' HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS;10
(IV) A
LLOWS PATIENTS TO CHOOSE AMONG ALL PROVIDERS THAT11
PARTICIPATE IN THE UNIVERSAL HEALTH -CARE SYSTEM;12
(V) P
ROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH -CARE BENEFITS TO ALL13
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OLORADO RESIDENTS;14
(VI) I
S FUNDED BY PREMIUMS, WHICH PREMIUMS ARE IN AMOUNTS15
THAT ARE DETERMINED BASED ON AN INDIVIDUAL 'S ABILITY TO PAY;16
(VII) P
ROHIBITS DEDUCTIBLES AND COPAYMENTS ;17
(VIII) E
NSURES FAIR DRUG AND HOSPITAL PRICES AS WELL AS FAIR18
PAYMENT TO PROVIDERS;19
(IX) I
S DELIVERED THROUGH A PUBLICLY ADMINISTERED20
NONPROFIT ENTERPRISE THAT IS THE SOLE AGENCY PAYING FOR21
HEALTH-CARE COSTS IN THE STATE; AND22
(X) I
S DESIGNED TO PRIORITIZE BENEFITS AND ACCESS TO CARE23
FOR PATIENTS WHILE PREVENTING BARRIERS TO CARE THAT ARE IMPOSED24
FOR THE PURPOSE OF INCREASING PROFITS.25
(4) T
HE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH SHALL ANALYZE26
THE DRAFT MODEL LEGISLATION SELECTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)27
HB24-1075
-5- OF THIS SECTION. THE ANALYSIS MAY:1
(a) I
NCLUDE AN ESTIMATE OF THE FIRST-, SECOND-, FIFTH-, AND2
TENTH-YEAR COSTS FOR OPERATING A UNIVERSAL HEALTH -CARE SYSTEM;3
(b) I
DENTIFY REIMBURSEMENT RATES FOR HEALTH -CARE4
PROVIDERS AT LEVELS THAT RESULT IN NET INCOME THAT WILL ATTRACT5
AND RETAIN NECESSARY HEALTH -CARE PROVIDERS;6
(c) C
ONSIDER A PROGRAM TO COVER HEALTH -CARE BENEFITS AT7
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PERCENT OF MEDICARE RATES FOR RESIDENTS AND8
AT OTHER REIMBURSEMENT LEVELS AS DETERMINED APPROPRIATE BY THE9
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OLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ;10
(d) C
ONSIDER WHETHER THE BENEFITS OUTLINED IN THE DRAFT11
MODEL LEGISLATION ARE THE SAME AS THE BENEFITS REQUIRED BY THE12
FEDERAL ACT AND BY STATE LAW ;13
(e) I
DENTIFY HEALTH EXPENDITURES BY PAYER ;14
(f) I
DENTIFY COSTS BASED ON AN INDIVIDUAL 'S ABILITY TO PAY;15
(g) C
OMPARE HOSPITAL COSTS THAT USE A GLOBAL BUDGETING16
SYSTEM WITH HOSPITAL COSTS THAT USE A FEE-FOR-SERVICE BUDGETING17
SYSTEM;18
(h) D
ESCRIBE HOW A UNIVERSAL HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM PROVIDES19
THE FOLLOWING:20
(I) S
ERVICES REQUIRED BY THE FEDERAL ACT AND BY STATE LAW ;21
(II) S
ERVICES COVERED UNDER MEDICARE ;22
(III) M
EDICAID SERVICES AND BENEFITS THAT MEET OR EXCEED23
CURRENT SERVICES AND BENEFITS WITH PROVIDER REIMBURSEMENT RATES24
THAT ARE EQUIVALENT TO OR HIGHER THAN CURRENT MEDICAID25
REIMBURSEMENT RATES;26
(IV) M
EDICAID SERVICES AND BENEFITS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH27
HB24-1075
-6- DISABILITIES WHO DO NOT OTHERWISE QUALIFY FOR MEDICAID ;1
(V) C
OVERAGE FOR WOMEN 'S HEALTH-CARE SERVICES AND2
COMPREHENSIVE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE TO THE EXTENT THAT3
THOSE SERVICES ARE ALLOWABLE BY STATE LAW ;4
(VI) V
ISION, HEARING, AND DENTAL SERVICES;5
(VII) A
CCESS TO PRIMARY AND SPECIALTY HEALTH -CARE6
SERVICES IN RURAL COLORADO AND OTHER UNDERSERVED AREAS OR7
POPULATIONS; AND8
(VIII) B
EHAVIORAL, MENTAL HEALTH, AND SUBSTANCE USE9
DISORDER SERVICES;10
(i) C
ONSIDER OTHER COLLATERAL COSTS AS DETERMINED BY THE11
C
OLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ;12
(j) P
ROVIDE A GENERAL COST ESTIMATE AND SUGGEST POTENTIAL13
ADDITIONAL REVENUE SOURCES TO COVER LONG -TERM CARE AND SUPPORT14
SERVICES FOR ALL RESIDENTS;15
(k) E
STIMATE THE IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTING A UNIVERSAL16
HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM ON VARIOUS SOCIOECONOMIC GROUPS , INCLUDING17
A RACIAL EQUITY IMPACT ASSESSMENT ;18
(l) E
STIMATE THE IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTING A UNIVERSAL19
HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM ON HEALTH -CARE FACILITIES, PRIVATE HEALTH20
INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND THE COLORADO OPTION HEALTH INSURANCE21
PLAN;22
(m) E
STIMATE THE IMPACT OF A UNIVERSAL HEALTH-CARE SYSTEM23
ON THE COST AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIALTY PHARMACEUTICALS AND24
TREATMENT FOR RARE DISEASES ;25
(n) E
STIMATE THE IMPACT OF A UNIVERSAL HEALTH -CARE SYSTEM26
ON THE PRICE OF PHARMACEUTICALS ; AND27
HB24-1075
-7- (o) PROVIDE ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION THE COLORADO1
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH FINDS RELEVANT .2
(5) B
Y OCTOBER 1, 2025, THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC3
HEALTH SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT DETAILING ITS FINDINGS FROM THE4
ANALYSIS COMPLETED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (4) OF THIS SECTION TO5
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HEALTH AND INSURANCE COMMITTEE6
AND THE SENATE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE , OR THEIR7
SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES.8
(6) T
HE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH MAY SEEK ,9
ACCEPT, AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS, OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR10
PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE ANALYSIS11
REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION.12
(7) T
HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2026.13
SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25.5-1-135 as14
follows:15
25.5-1-135. Statewide health-care analysis advisory task force16
- creation - membership - duties - repeal. (1) (a) T
HERE IS CREATED IN17
THE STATE DEPARTMENT THE STATEWIDE HEALTH -CARE ANALYSIS18
ADVISORY TASK FORCE, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE "ADVISORY19
TASK FORCE", FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADVISING THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF20
PUBLIC HEALTH IN COMPLETING THE ANALYSIS REQUIRED BY SECTION21
23-20-146.22
(b) T
HE ADVISORY TASK FORCE IS MERELY ADVISORY AND THE23
C
OLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH IS THE ENTITY RESPONSIBLE FOR24
CONDUCTING THE ANALYSIS PURSUANT TO SECTION 23-20-146.25
(2) O
N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2024, THE PRESIDENT OF THE26
SENATE, THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE , THE SPEAKER OF THE27
HB24-1075
-8- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE1
OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL EACH APPOINT ONE MEMBER OF THE GENERAL2
ASSEMBLY TO THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE .3
(3) (a) O
N OR BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2024, THE GOVERNOR SHALL4
APPOINT THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE :5
(I) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A STATEWIDE HOSPITAL6
ASSOCIATION;7
(II) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS ORGANIZED LABOR ;8
(III) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE DISABILITY COMMUNITY ;9
(IV) O
NE MEMBER WHO IS A REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH -CARE10
ADVOCATE;11
(V) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION OF12
PHYSICIANS;13
(VI) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION14
OF MENTAL HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS;15
(VII) O
NE MEMBER WHO IS A STATE TAX EXPERT OR AN EXPERT ON16
SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION;17
(VIII) O
NE MEMBER WHO IS A RURAL HEALTH -CARE ADVOCATE;18
(IX) O
NE MEMBER WHO IS A REGISTERED NURSE REPRESENTING A19
STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION OF NURSES ;20
(X) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A COLORADO ADVOCACY21
ORGANIZATION FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ;22
(XI) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN ADVOCACY23
ORGANIZATION FOR HEALTH-CARE CONSUMERS;24
(XII) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION25
OF DENTISTS;26
(XIII) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN ADVOCACY27
HB24-1075
-9- ORGANIZATION FOR HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES ;1
(XIV) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN ADVOCACY2
ORGANIZATION FOR LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, AND QUEER3
COMMUNITIES;4
(XV) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION5
OF PHARMACISTS;6
(XVI) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS SMALL EMPLOYER7
INTERESTS; AND8
(XVII) O
NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS LARGE EMPLOYER9
INTERESTS.10
(b) I
N MAKING THE APPOINTMENTS PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION11
(3)(a)
OF THIS SECTION, THE GOVERNOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE12
APPOINTEES:13
(I) H
AVE DEMONSTRATED AN ABILITY TO REPRESENT THE14
INTERESTS OF ALL COLORADANS AND, REGARDLESS OF THE APPOINTEES'15
BACKGROUNDS OR AFFILIATIONS , ARE ABLE TO PRESENT OBJECTIVE ,16
NONPARTISAN, FACTUAL, AND EVIDENCE -BASED IDEAS AND TO17
OBJECTIVELY ADVISE THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH18
CONCERNING A SINGLE-PAYER, NONPROFIT, UNIVERSAL HEALTH-CARE19
PAYMENT SYSTEM; AND20
(II) R
EFLECT THE SOCIAL, DEMOGRAPHIC, AND GEOGRAPHIC21
DIVERSITY OF THE STATE, INCLUDING HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED22
COMMUNITIES.23
(c) A
MEMBER OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE APPOINTED24
PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION MAY BE REMOVED BY25
A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE .26
(d) I
F A VACANCY OCCURS ON THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE , THE27
HB24-1075
-10- ORIGINAL APPOINTING AUTHORITY SHALL APPOINT A NEW MEMBER TO FILL1
THE VACANCY.2
(4) T
HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN3
SERVICES AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT , THE COMMISSIONER OF4
INSURANCE, AND THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE COLORADO5
HEALTH BENEFIT EXCHANGE CREATED IN ARTICLE 22 OF TITLE 10, OR THE6
DESIGNEE OF AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE COMMISSIONER, OR THE CHIEF7
EXECUTIVE OFFICER, SHALL SERVE ON THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE .8
(5) (a) T
HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT , OR9
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S DESIGNEE SERVING ON THE ADVISORY TASK10
FORCE, SHALL CALL THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE .11
(b) A
T THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE , THE12
ADVISORY TASK FORCE SHALL SELECT A CHAIR AND VICE -CHAIR FROM13
AMONG ITS MEMBERS.14
(c) T
HE ADVISORY TASK FORCE SHALL MEET AT LEAST SIX TIMES15
BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 2025, AND MAY CONVENE ADDITIONAL MEETINGS BY16
A MAJORITY VOTE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE .17
(d) A
LL MEETINGS OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE MUST BE OPEN18
TO THE PUBLIC, AND THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE SHALL POST NOTICE OF A19
MEETING AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ON THE20
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OLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 'S WEBSITE AND THE STATE21
DEPARTMENT'S WEBSITE.22
(6) A
T THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE , A23
REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE ENTITY PROVIDING THE DRAFT MODEL24
LEGISLATION SELECTED BY THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH25
PURSUANT TO SECTION 23-20-146 (3) SHALL PRESENT THE DRAFT MODEL26
LEGISLATION TO THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE FOR FEEDBACK .27
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-11- (7) NONLEGISLATIVE ADVISORY TASK FORCE MEMBERS APPOINTED1
PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION ARE NOT ENTITLED TO2
RECEIVE PER DIEM OR OTHER COMPENSATION FOR PERFORMANCE OF3
SERVICES FOR THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE BUT MAY BE REIMBURSED FOR4
ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF5
OFFICIAL DUTIES OF THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE. LEGISLATORS WHO SERVE6
ON THE ADVISORY TASK FORCE ARE REIMBURSED PURSUANT TO SECTION7
2-2-307
(3).8
(8) T
HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2026.9
SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,10
determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate11
preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for12
the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state13
institutions.14
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