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	1	+	First Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-fifth General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 25-0274.01 Michael Dohr x4347
1	8		SENATE BILL 25-143
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Daugherty and Lundeen, Amabile, Hinrichsen, Kipp,
3		-	Kirkmeyer, Mullica, Roberts, Rodriguez;
4		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) Armagost and Carter, Duran, Lieder,
5		-	McCluskie.
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Education Education
	11	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
6	12		C
7		-	ONCERNING THE LIMITED USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES BY
8		-	SCHOOLS
9		-	.
10		-
11		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
12		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-32-150, amend
13		-	(2)(a); repeal (4); and add (2)(c), (2)(d), and (2.5) as follows:
14		-	22-32-150. Contracting for facial recognition service by schools
15		-	prohibited - definition. (2) The prohibition described in subsection (1) of
16		-	this section does not apply to:
17		-	(a) A contract that was executed before August 10, 2022, including
18		-	such a contract that is renewed after August 10, 2022; or A CONTRACT IN
19		-	EFFECT ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
20		-	SENATE BILL 25-143;
	13	+	ONCERNING THE LIMITED USE OF F ACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES BY101
	14	+	SCHOOLS.102
	15	+	Bill Summary
	16	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	17	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	18	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	19	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	20	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	21	+	.)
	22	+	In current law there is a prohibition on schools contracting for
	23	+	facial recognition services that is set to repeal on July 1, 2025. The
	24	+	prohibition contains an exception for a contract executed prior to the date
	25	+	the prohibition became law or a renewal of that contract. The bill removes
	26	+	the repeal and creates new exceptions for contracts that are:
	27	+	! In effect on the date the bill becomes law;
	28	+	HOUSE
	29	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	30	+	April 3, 2025
	31	+	HOUSE
	32	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	33	+	April 2, 2025
	34	+	SENATE
	35	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	36	+	March 14, 2025
	37	+	SENATE
	38	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	39	+	March 13, 2025
	40	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	41	+	Daugherty and Lundeen, Amabile, Kipp, Kirkmeyer, Mullica, Roberts, Rodriguez
	42	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	43	+	Armagost and Carter, Duran, Lieder, McCluskie
	44	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	45	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	46	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. ! For a product, device, or software application that allows
	47	+	for analysis of facial features for educational purposes in
	48	+	conjunction with curricula; or
	49	+	! For a product, device, or software application that allows
	50	+	for the analysis of facial features to identify a person who
	51	+	has made a significant threat against a school or the
	52	+	occupants of a school, to identify a missing student when
	53	+	there is a reasonable belief that the student is still on school
	54	+	grounds, or to identify an individual who has been ordered
	55	+	by the court to stay off school district property.
	56	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	57	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-32-150, amend2
	58	+	(2)(a); repeal (4); and add (2)(c), (2)(d), and (2.5) as follows:3
	59	+	22-32-150. Contracting for facial recognition service by4
	60	+	schools prohibited - definition. (2) The prohibition described in5
	61	+	subsection (1) of this section does not apply to:6
	62	+	(a) A contract that was executed before August 10, 2022,
	63	+	7
	64	+	including such a contract that is renewed after August 10, 2022; or A8
	65	+	CONTRACT IN EFFECT ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SENATE BILL9
	66	+	25-_____;10
21	67		(c) A
22		-	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER , AS
23		-	DEFINED IN SECTION
24		-	22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT ,
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. DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR ANALYSIS OF FACIAL
33		-	FEATURES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN CONJUNCTION WITH CURRICULA
34		-	APPROVED BY THE LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT AS DEFINED
35		-	IN SECTION
36		-	22-5-103 (4); OR
37		-	(d) A CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER , AS
38		-	DEFINED IN SECTION
39		-	22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT ,
40		-	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF
41		-	FACIAL FEATURES UNDER THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES
42		-	:
43		-	(I) A
44		-	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MAKES A
45		-	DETERMINATION THAT AN INDIVIDUAL WHOSE FACIAL IMAGING HAS BEEN
46		-	OBTAINED HAS MADE AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST
47		-	A SCHOOL OR THE OCCUPANTS OF A SCHOOL
48		-	, AND THE USE OF FACIAL
49		-	RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN KEEPING THE SCHOOL AND
50		-	OCCUPANTS SAFE
51		-	;
	68	+	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER ,
	69	+	11
	70	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT,12
	71	+	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR ANALYSIS OF13
	72	+	FACIAL FEATURES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN CONJUNCTION WITH14
	73	+	CURRICULA APPROVED BY THE LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD OF A SCHOOL15
	74	+	DISTRICT AS DEFINED IN SECTION 22-5-103 (4); OR16
	75	+	(d) A
	76	+	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER ,
	77	+	17
	78	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT,18
	79	+	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF19
	80	+	FACIAL FEATURES UNDER THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES:20
	81	+	143-2- (I) A SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MAKES A1
	82	+	DETERMINATION THAT AN INDIVIDUAL WHOSE FACIAL IMAGING HAS BEEN2
	83	+	OBTAINED HAS MADE AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST3
	84	+	A SCHOOL OR THE OCCUPANTS OF A SCHOOL , AND THE USE OF FACIAL4
	85	+	RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN KEEPING THE SCHOOL AND5
	86	+	OCCUPANTS SAFE;6
52	87		(II) A
53		-	STUDENT ABSCONDS FROM A SCHOOL CLASS , EVENT, OR
54		-	PROGRAM OR IS OTHERWISE REPORTED AS LOST OR MISSING BY STUDENTS
55		-	,
56		-	PARENTS, TEACHERS, OR SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AND THERE IS A REASONABLE
57		-	BELIEF THAT USING FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN
	88	+	STUDENT ABSCONDS FROM A SCHOOL CLASS , EVENT, OR7
	89	+	PROGRAM OR IS OTHERWISE REPORTED AS LOST OR MISSING BY STUDENTS ,8
	90	+	PARENTS, TEACHERS, OR SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AND THERE IS A REASONABLE9
	91	+	BELIEF THAT USING FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN10
58	92		FINDING THE LOST STUDENT BASED ON DATA THAT COULD INDICATE THE
59		-	STUDENT
60		-	'S PRESENCE, LOCATION, OR MOVEMENTS WITHIN OR AROUND
61		-	SCHOOL GROUNDS
62		-	; OR
63		-	(III) AN INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN ORDERED BY THE COURT OR BY THE
64		-	SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO STAY OFF SC HOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY
65		-	, AND,
66		-	BASED ON THREATENING OR HARASSING BEHAVIOR , AS DETERMINED BY A
67		-	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
68		-	, THERE IS A REASONABLE
69		-	BELIEF THAT THE INDIVIDUAL MAY ATTEMPT TO REENTER DISTRICT
70		-	PROPERTY IN THE FUTURE
71		-	.
	93	+	11
	94	+	STUDENT'S PRESENCE, LOCATION, OR MOVEMENTS WITHIN OR AROUND12
	95	+	SCHOOL GROUNDS; OR13
	96	+	(III) A
	97	+	N INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN ORDERED BY THE COURT OR BY THE
	98	+	14
	99	+	SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO STAY OFF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY, AND,15
	100	+	BASED ON THREATENING OR HARASSING BEHAVIOR , AS DETERMINED BY A16
	101	+	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER , THERE IS A17
	102	+	REASONABLE BELIEF THAT THE INDIVIDUAL MAY ATTEMPT TO REENTER18
	103	+	DISTRICT PROPERTY IN THE FUTURE.19
72	104		(2.5) (a) (I) I
73		-	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE ~~FACIAL~~
74		-	RECOGNITION SERVICES ~~PURSUANT~~ TO THE EXEMPTION IN ~~SUBSECTION~~
	105	+	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL20
	106	+	RECOGNITION SERVICES PURS UANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION21
75	107		(2)(c)
76		-	OF THIS SECTION, THE SCHOOL OR CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT PROCESS :
	108	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE SCHOOL OR CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT22
	109	+	PROCESS:23
77	110		(A) A
78		-	STUDENT'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING
79		-	THE STUDENT
80		-	'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR
81		-	LEGAL GUARDIAN ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
82		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF
83		-	THIS SECTION
84		-	; EXCEPT THAT IF THE STUDENT IS IN FIFTH GRADE OR BELOW ,
85		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 25-143 ONLY THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IS
86		-	REQUIRED
87		-	;
	111	+	STUDENT'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST24
	112	+	OBTAINING THE STUDENT'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S25
	113	+	PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION26
	114	+	(2.5)(a)(II)
	115	+	OF THIS SECTION; EXCEPT THAT IF THE STUDENT IS IN
	116	+	FIFTH27
	117	+	143
	118	+	-3- GRADE OR BELOW, ONLY THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR1
	119	+	LEGAL GUARDIAN IS REQUIRED;2
88	120		(B) A
89		-	STAFF MEMBER'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST
90		-	OBTAINING THE STAFF MEMBER
91		-	'S CONSENT ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN
92		-	SUBSECTION
93		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; OR
94		-	(C) ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST
95		-	OBTAINING THE INDIVIDUAL
96		-	'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE
97		-	INDIVIDUAL
98		-	'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IF LEGALLY REQUIRED ON THE
99		-	FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
100		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION.
	121	+	STAFF MEMBER'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST3
	122	+	OBTAINING THE STAFF MEMBER 'S CONSENT ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN4
	123	+	SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; OR5
	124	+	(C) A
	125	+	NY OTHER INDIVIDUAL'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT6
	126	+	FIRST OBTAINING THE INDIVIDUAL'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE7
	127	+	INDIVIDUAL'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IF LEGALLY REQUIRED ON THE8
	128	+	FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION.9
101	129		(II) T
102		-	HE CONSENT FORM MUST:
	130	+	HE CONSENT FORM MUST:10
103	131		(A) B
104		-	E OPT-IN;
	132	+	E OPT-IN;11
105	133		(B) B
106		-	E STAND-ALONE FROM OTHER INFORMATION AND WAIVERS ;
	134	+	E STAND-ALONE FROM OTHER INFORMATION AND WAIVERS ;12
107	135		(C) I
108		-	NCLUDE A NOTICE THAT A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER IS BEING
109		-	COLLECTED
110		-	, WHAT THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WILL BE USED FOR, AND WHO
111		-	WILL BE IN CONTROL OF THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
112		-	; AND
113		-	(D) INCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RETENTION SCHEDULE OF
114		-	THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
115		-	.
	136	+	NCLUDE A NOTICE THAT A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER IS BEING13
	137	+	COLLECTED, WHAT THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WILL BE USED FOR , AND14
	138	+	WHO WILL BE IN CONTROL OF THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER ; AND15
	139	+	(D) I
	140	+	NCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RETENTION SCHEDULE OF16
	141	+	THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER.17
116	142		(III) C
117		-	ONSENT MAY BE OBTAINED EITHER AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH
118		-	SCHOOL YEAR
119		-	, TO COVER USE OF ALL CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A
120		-	BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS
121		-	, OR PRIOR TO USE OF THE
122		-	CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC
123		-	IDENTIFIERS
124		-	.
	143	+	ONSENT MAY BE OBTAINED EITHER AT THE BEGINNING OF
	144	+	18
	145	+	EACH SCHOOL YEAR, TO COVER USE OF ALL CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS19
	146	+	A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS, OR PRIOR TO USE OF20
	147	+	THE CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC21
	148	+	IDENTIFIERS.22
125	149		(b) (I) I
126		-	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL RECOGNITION
127		-	SERVICES PURSUANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION
128		-	(2)(d) OF THIS
129		-	SECTION
130		-	, THE SCHOOL SHALL PROVIDE NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS , PARENTS
131		-	AND LEGAL GUARDIANS
132		-	, AND STAFF, AND SHALL POST NOTICES AT THE
133		-	ENTRANCES TO SCHOOL GROUNDS THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY BE SUBJECT TO
134		-	USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
135		-	.
	150	+	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL RECOGNITION23
	151	+	SERVICES PURSUANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS24
	152	+	SECTION, THE SCHOOL SHALL PROVIDE NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS, PARENTS25
	153	+	AND LEGAL GUARDIANS , AND STAFF, AND SHALL POST NOTICES AT THE26
	154	+	ENTRANCES TO SCHOOL GROUNDS THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY BE SUBJECT TO27
	155	+	143
	156	+	-4- USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ON SCHOOL GROUNDS .1
136	157		(II) I
137		-	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF
138		-	THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
139		-	(2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,
140		-	PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 25-143 THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST ONLY BE USED TO IDENTIFY AND
141		-	LOCATE THE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS FOR THE EXEMPTED
142		-	CIRCUMSTANCE AND TO IDENTIFY AND LOCATE A SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR
143		-	INDIVIDUALS WHOM THERE IS REASONABLE BELIEF WERE C ONNECTED TO THE
144		-	EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE
145		-	.
	158	+	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF2
	159	+	THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,3
	160	+	THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST ONLY BE USED TO IDENTIFY AND
	161	+	4
	162	+	LOCATE THE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS FOR THE EXEMPTED5
	163	+	CIRCUMSTANCE AND TO IDENTIFY AND LOCATE A SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR6
	164	+	INDIVIDUALS WHOM THERE IS REASONABLE BELIEF WERE CONNECTED TO7
	165	+	THE EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE .8
146	166		(III) I
147		-	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF
148		-	THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
149		-	(2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,
150		-	THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES, ONCE ENABLED, MUST NOT BE USED FOR
151		-	ANY OTHER PURPOSE DURING THAT TIME FRAME AND MUST BE DISABLED
152		-	IMMEDIATELY UPON IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF
153		-	THE INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS IN THE EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE
154		-	; EXCEPT
155		-	THAT IF THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IS NOT ABLE TO BE
156		-	ENABLED OR DISABLED WITHOUT DECREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
157		-	TECHNOLOGY
158		-	, A SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT UTILIZES FACIAL RECOGNITION
159		-	TECHNOLOGY THROUGH SECURITY CAMERAS MAY MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM IN
160		-	AN OPERATIONAL STATE AT ALL TIMES
161		-	, BUT THE SYSTEM MUST NOT BE USED
162		-	TO ACTIVELY OR PASSIVELY IDENTIFY ANY INDIVIDUALS UNLESS ONE OR
163		-	MORE OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
164		-	(2)(d) OF THIS
165		-	SECTION IS ACTIVELY OCCURRING
166		-	.
	167	+	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY9
	168	+	OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS10
	169	+	SECTION, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES, ONCE ENABLED,
	170	+	MUST NOT11
	171	+	BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE DURING THAT TIME FRAME AND MUST12
	172	+	BE DISABLED IMMEDIATELY UPON IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINING THE13
	173	+	LOCATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS IN THE EXEMPTED14
	174	+	CIRCUMSTANCE; EXCEPT THAT IF THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE SCHOOL15
	175	+	CONTRACTOR IS NOT ABLE TO BE ENABLED OR DISABLED WITHOUT16
	176	+	DECREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TECHNOLOGY , A SCHOOL17
	177	+	DISTRICT THAT UTILIZES FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY THROUGH18
	178	+	SECURITY CAMERAS MAY MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM IN AN OPERATIONAL19
	179	+	STATE AT ALL TIMES, BUT THE SYSTEM MUST NOT BE USED TO ACTIVELY20
	180	+	OR PASSIVELY IDENTIFY ANY INDIVIDUALS UNLESS ONE OR MORE OF THE21
	181	+	CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION IS22
	182	+	ACTIVELY OCCURRING.23
167	183		(IV) I
168	184		N CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(d)(II) OF
169		-	THIS SECTION
170		-	, IF THE STUDENT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO NO LONGER BE ON
171		-	THE SCHOOL GROUNDS
172		-	, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST BE
173		-	DISABLED ONCE THE LOCATION OF THE STUDENT WHO EXITED THE SCHOOL
174		-	GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED OR THE LAST KNOWN LOCATION OF THE
175		-	STUDENT ON SCHOOL GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED
176		-	.
	185	+	24
	186	+	THIS SECTION, IF THE STUDENT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO NO LONGER BE25
	187	+	ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST BE26
	188	+	DISABLED ONCE THE LOCATION OF THE STUDENT WHO EXITED THE SCHOOL27
	189	+	143
	190	+	-5- GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED OR THE LAST KNOWN LOCATION OF THE1
	191	+	STUDENT ON SCHOOL GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED .2
177	192		(V) E
178	193		ACH SCHOOL DISTRICT SHALL DEVELOP A POLICY GOVERNING
179		-	THE USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
180		-	, INCLUDING CLEAR
181		-	GUIDELINES ON ACCESS AND OVERSIGHT
182		-	. THE POLICY MUST DESIGNATE
183		-	SPECIFIC AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL
184		-	, SUCH AS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS AND
185		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS
186		-	, WHO ARE PERMITTED TO PROCESS FACIAL
187		-	RECOGNITION DATA IN RESPONSE TO AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT
188		-	THREAT AGAINST THE SCHOOL
189		-	. NO OTHER INDIVIDUALS HAVE ACCESS TO OR
190		-	ARE ALLOWED TO UTILIZE THE FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA
191		-	. FACIAL
192		-	RECOGNITION SEARCHES MAY ONLY BE CONDUCTED THROUGH A FORMAL
193		-	REQUEST PROCESS
194		-	, ENSURING APPROPRIATE OVERSIGHT AND ADHERENCE TO
195		-	SECURITY PROTOCOLS WHILE MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM
196		-	'S READINESS FOR
197		-	EMERGENCIES
198		-	.
199		-	PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 25-143 (c) A SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IN POSSESSION OF BIOMETRIC
200		-	IDENTIFIERS SHALL NOT RETAIN EACH INDIVIDUAL
201		-	'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
202		-	FOR LONGER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS
203		-	.
	194	+	3
	195	+	THE USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY , INCLUDING CLEAR4
	196	+	GUIDELINES ON ACCESS AND OVERSIGHT . THE POLICY MUST DESIGNATE5
	197	+	SPECIFIC AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL , SUCH AS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS6
	198	+	AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS , WHO ARE PERMITTED TO PROCESS7
	199	+	FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA IN RESPONSE TO AN ARTICULABLE AND8
	200	+	SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST THE SCHOOL . NO OTHER INDIVIDUALS HAVE9
	201	+	ACCESS TO OR ARE ALLOWED TO UTILIZE THE FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA .10
	202	+	F
	203	+	ACIAL RECOGNITION SEARCHES MAY ONLY BE CONDUCTED THROUGH A
	204	+	11
	205	+	FORMAL REQUEST PROCESS , ENSURING APPROPRIATE OVERSIGHT AND12
	206	+	ADHERENCE TO SECURITY PROTOCOLS WHILE MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM 'S13
	207	+	READINESS FOR EMERGENCIES.14
	208	+	(c) A
	209	+	SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IN POSSESSION OF15
	210	+	BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS SHALL NOT RETAIN EACH INDIVIDUAL 'S BIOMETRIC16
	211	+	IDENTIFIER FOR LONGER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS .17
204	212		(d) W
205	213		HENEVER AN AGGRIEVED PARTY OR COUNSEL OF AN
206		-	AGGRIEVED PARTY HAS CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT A SCHOOL
207		-	, EMPLOYEE OF A
208		-	SCHOOL
209		-	, OR CONTRACTOR OF A SCHOOL HAS ENGAGED IN OR IS ENGAGING IN
210		-	A PRACTICE THAT VIOLATES THIS SECTION
211		-	, THE AGGRIEVED PARTY MAY
212		-	APPLY FOR
213		-	, IN AN ACTION IN THE APPROPRIATE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS
214		-	STATE
215		-	, A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTION , OR BOTH,
216		-	PURSUANT TO THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, PROHIBITING THE
217		-	SCHOOL
218		-	, AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SCHOOL, OR A CONTRACTOR OF THE SCHOOL
219		-	FROM CONTINUING THE PRACTICES OR DOING ANY ACT IN FURTHERANCE OF
220		-	A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION
221		-	. THE COURT MAY ENTER ORDERS OR
222		-	JUDGMENTS AS NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF THE
223		-	PROHIBITED PRACTICE
224		-	, TO RESTORE ANY PERSON INJURED TO THEIR ORIGINAL
225		-	POSITION
226		-	, OR TO PREVENT ANY UNJUST ENRICHMENT BY ANY PERSON
227		-	THROUGH THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF ANY VIOLATION
228		-	.
229		-	(4) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2025.
230		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-30.5-529, amend
231		-	(2)(a); repeal (4); and add (2)(c), (2)(d), and (2.5) as follows:
232		-	22-30.5-529. Contracting for facial recognition service by
233		-	institute charter schools prohibited - definition. (2) The prohibition
234		-	described in subsection (1) of this section does not apply to:
235		-	(a) A contract that was executed before August 10, 2022, including
236		-	such a contract that is renewed after August 10, 2022; or A CONTRACT IN
237		-	EFFECT ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
238		-	SENATE BILL 25-143;
	214	+	18
	215	+	AGGRIEVED PARTY HAS CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT A SCHOOL , EMPLOYEE OF19
	216	+	A SCHOOL, OR CONTRACTOR OF A SCHOOL HAS ENGAGED IN OR IS20
	217	+	ENGAGING IN A PRACTICE THAT VIOLATES THIS SECTION , THE AGGRIEVED21
	218	+	PARTY MAY APPLY FOR , IN AN ACTION IN THE APPROPRIATE DISTRICT22
	219	+	COURT OF THIS STATE, A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTION ,23
	220	+	OR BOTH, PURSUANT TO THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ,24
	221	+	PROHIBITING THE SCHOOL , AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SCHOOL , OR A25
	222	+	CONTRACTOR OF THE SCHOOL FROM CONTINUING THE PRACTICES OR DOING26
	223	+	ANY ACT IN FURTHERANCE OF A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION . THE COURT27
	224	+	143
	225	+	-6- MAY ENTER ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS AS NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE USE1
	226	+	OR EMPLOYMENT OF THE PROHIBITED PRACTICE , TO RESTORE ANY PERSON2
	227	+	INJURED TO THEIR ORIGINAL POSITION , OR TO PREVENT ANY UNJUST3
	228	+	ENRICHMENT BY ANY PERSON THROUGH THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF ANY4
	229	+	VIOLATION.5
	230	+	(4) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2025.6
	231	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-30.5-529, amend7
	232	+	(2)(a); repeal (4); and add (2)(c), (2)(d), and (2.5) as follows:8
	233	+	22-30.5-529. Contracting for facial recognition service by9
	234	+	institute charter schools prohibited - definition. (2) The prohibition10
	235	+	described in subsection (1) of this section does not apply to:11
	236	+	(a) A contract that was executed before August 10, 2022,12
	237	+	including such a contract that is renewed after August 10, 2022; or A13
	238	+	CONTRACT IN EFFECT ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SENATE BILL14
	239	+	25-_____;15
239	240		(c) A
240		-	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER , AS
241		-	DEFINED IN SECTION
242		-	22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT ,
243		-	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR ANALYSIS OF FACIAL
244		-	FEATURES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN CONJUNCTION WITH CURRICULA
245		-	APPROVED BY THE CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD
246		-	; OR
247		-	(d) A CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER , AS
248		-	DEFINED IN SECTION
249		-	22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT ,
250		-	PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 25-143 DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF
251		-	FACIAL FEATURES UNDER THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES
252		-	:
	241	+	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER ,
	242	+	16
	243	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT,17
	244	+	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR ANALYSIS OF18
	245	+	FACIAL FEATURES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN CONJUNCTION WITH19
	246	+	CURRICULA APPROVED BY THE CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD ; OR20
	247	+	(d) A
	248	+	CONTRACT WITH A SCHOOL SERVICE CONTRACT PROVIDER ,
	249	+	21
	250	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 22-16-103 (8), FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PRODUCT,22
	251	+	DEVICE, OR SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT ALLOWS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF23
	252	+	FACIAL FEATURES UNDER THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES:24
253	253		(I) A
254		-	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MAKES A
	254	+	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER MAKES A25
255	255		DETERMINATION THAT AN INDIVIDUAL WHOSE FACIAL IMAGING HAS BEEN
256		-	~~OBTAINED HAS MADE AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST~~
257		-	~~A SCHOOL OR THE OCCUPANTS OF A SCHOOL~~
258		-	~~, AND THE USE OF FACIAL~~
259		-	~~RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN KEEPING~~ THE SCHOOL AND
260		-	~~OCCUPANTS SAFE~~
261		-	;
	256	+	26
	257	+	OBTAINED HAS MADE AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST27
	258	+	143
	259	+	-7- A SCHOOL OR THE OCCUPANTS OF A SCHOOL , AND THE USE OF FACIAL1
	260	+	RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN KEEPING THE SCHOOL AND2
	261	+	OCCUPANTS SAFE;3
262	262		(II) A
263		-	STUDENT ABSCONDS FROM A SCHOOL CLASS , EVENT, OR
264		-	PROGRAM OR IS OTHERWISE REPORTED AS LOST OR MISSING BY STUDENTS
265		-	,
266		-	PARENTS, TEACHERS, OR SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AND THERE IS A REASONABLE
267		-	BELIEF THAT USING FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN
	263	+	STUDENT ABSCONDS FROM A SC HOOL CLASS , EVENT, OR4
	264	+	PROGRAM OR IS OTHERWISE REPORTED AS LOST OR MISSING BY STUDENTS ,5
	265	+	PARENTS, TEACHERS, OR SCHOOL OFFICIALS, AND THERE IS A REASONABLE6
	266	+	BELIEF THAT USING FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY MAY ASSIST IN7
268	267		FINDING THE LOST STUDENT BASED ON DATA THAT COULD INDICATE THE
269		-	STUDENT
270		-	'S PRESENCE, LOCATION, OR MOVEMENTS WITHIN OR AROUND
271		-	SCHOOL GROUNDS
272		-	; OR
273		-	(III) AN INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN ORDERED BY THE COURT OR BY THE
274		-	SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO STAY OFF SC HOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY
275		-	, AND,
276		-	BASED ON THREATENING OR HARASSING BEHAVIOR , AS DETERMINED BY A
277		-	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
278		-	, THERE IS A REASONABLE
279		-	BELIEF THAT THE INDIVIDUAL MAY ATTEMPT TO REENTER DISTRICT
280		-	PROPERTY IN THE FUTURE
281		-	.
	268	+	8
	269	+	STUDENT'S PRESENCE, LOCATION, OR MOVEMENTS WITHIN OR AROUND9
	270	+	SCHOOL GROUNDS; OR10
	271	+	(III) A
	272	+	N INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN ORDERED BY THE COURT OR BY THE
	273	+	11
	274	+	SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO STAY OFF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY, AND,12
	275	+	BASED ON THREATENING OR HARASSING BEHAVIOR , AS DETERMINED BY A13
	276	+	SCHOOL OFFICIAL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER , THERE IS A14
	277	+	REASONABLE BELIEF THAT THE INDIVIDUAL MAY ATTEMPT TO REENTER15
	278	+	DISTRICT PROPERTY IN THE FUTURE.16
282	279		(2.5) (a) (I) I
283		-	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE ~~FACIAL~~
284		-	RECOGNITION SERVICES ~~PURSUANT~~ TO THE EXEMPTION IN ~~SUBSECTION~~
	280	+	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL17
	281	+	RECOGNITION SERVICES PURS UANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION18
285	282		(2)(c)
286		-	OF THIS SECTION, THE SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT
287		-	PROCESS
288		-	:
	283	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT19
	284	+	PROCESS:20
289	285		(A) A
290		-	STUDENT'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING
291		-	THE STUDENT
292		-	'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR
293		-	LEGAL GUARDIAN ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
294		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF
295		-	THIS SECTION
296		-	; EXCEPT THAT IF THE STUDENT IS IN FIFTH GRADE OR BELOW ,
297		-	ONLY THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IS
298		-	REQUIRED
299		-	;
	286	+	STUDENT'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST21
	287	+	OBTAINING THE STUDENT'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S22
	288	+	PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION23
	289	+	(2.5)(a)(II)
	290	+	OF THIS SECTION; EXCEPT THAT IF THE STUDENT IS IN
	291	+	FIFTH24
	292	+	GRADE OR BELOW, ONLY THE CONSENT OF THE STUDENT 'S PARENT OR25
	293	+	LEGAL GUARDIAN IS REQUIRED;26
300	294		(B) A
301		-	STAFF MEMBER'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST
302		-	OBTAINING THE STAFF MEMBER
303		-	'S CONSENT ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN
304		-	SUBSECTION
305		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; OR
306		-	PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 25-143 (C) ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST
307		-	OBTAINING THE INDIVIDUAL
308		-	'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE
309		-	INDIVIDUAL
310		-	'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IF LEGALLY REQUIRED ON THE
311		-	FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
312		-	(2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; AND
313		-	(II) THE CONSENT FORM MUST:
	295	+	STAFF MEMBER'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT FIRST27
	296	+	143
	297	+	-8- OBTAINING THE STAFF MEMBER 'S CONSENT ON THE FORM DESCRIBED IN1
	298	+	SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; OR2
	299	+	(C) A
	300	+	NY OTHER INDIVIDUAL'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WITHOUT3
	301	+	FIRST OBTAINING THE INDIVIDUAL'S CONSENT AND THE CONSENT OF THE4
	302	+	INDIVIDUAL'S PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN IF LEGALLY REQUIRED ON THE5
	303	+	FORM DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2.5)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION; AND6
	304	+	(II) T
	305	+	HE CONSENT FORM MUST:7
314	306		(A) B
315		-	E OPT-IN;
	307	+	E OPT-IN;8
316	308		(B) B
317		-	E STAND-ALONE FROM OTHER INFORMATION AND WAIVERS ;
	309	+	E STAND-ALONE FROM OTHER INFORMATION AND WAIVERS ;9
318	310		(C) I
319		-	NCLUDE A NOTICE THAT A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER IS BEING
320		-	COLLECTED
321		-	, WHAT THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WILL BE USED FOR, AND WHO
322		-	WILL BE IN CONTROL OF THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
323		-	; AND
324		-	(D) INCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RETENTION SCHEDULE OF
325		-	THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
326		-	.
	311	+	NCLUDE A NOTICE THAT A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER IS BEING10
	312	+	COLLECTED, WHAT THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER WILL BE USED FOR , AND11
	313	+	WHO WILL BE IN CONTROL OF THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER ; AND12
	314	+	(D) I
	315	+	NCLUDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RETENTION SCHEDULE OF13
	316	+	THE BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER.14
327	317		(III) C
328		-	ONSENT MAY BE OBTAINED EITHER AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH
329		-	SCHOOL YEAR
330		-	, TO COVER USE OF ALL CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A
331		-	BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS
332		-	, OR PRIOR TO USE OF THE
333		-	CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC
334		-	IDENTIFIERS
335		-	.
	318	+	ONSENT MAY BE OBTAINED EITHER AT THE BEGINNING OF
	319	+	15
	320	+	EACH SCHOOL YEAR, TO COVER USE OF ALL CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS16
	321	+	A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS, OR PRIOR TO USE OF17
	322	+	THE CURRICULUM THAT COLLECTS A BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER OR BIOMETRIC18
	323	+	IDENTIFIERS.19
336	324		(b) (I) I
337		-	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL RECOGNITION
338		-	SERVICES PURSUANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION
339		-	(2)(d) OF THIS
340		-	SECTION
341		-	, THE SCHOOL SHALL PROVIDE A NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS , PARENTS
342		-	AND LEGAL GUARDIANS
343		-	, AND STAFF, AND SHALL POST NOTICES AT THE
344		-	ENTRANCES TO SCHOOL GROUNDS THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY BE SUBJECT TO
345		-	USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
346		-	.
	325	+	F A SCHOOL HAS A CONTRACT TO USE FACIAL RECOGNITION20
	326	+	SERVICES PURSUANT TO THE EXEMPTION IN SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS21
	327	+	SECTION, THE SCHOOL SHALL PROVIDE A NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS ,22
	328	+	PARENTS AND LEGAL GUARDIANS , AND STAFF, AND SHALL POST NOTICES23
	329	+	AT THE ENTRANCES TO SCHOOL GROUNDS THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY BE24
	330	+	SUBJECT TO USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ON SCHOOL GROUNDS .25
347	331		(II) I
348		-	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF
349		-	THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
350		-	(2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,
351		-	THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST ONLY BE USED TO IDENTIFY AND
352		-	LOCATE THE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS FOR THE EXEMPTED
353		-	CIRCUMSTANCE AND TO IDENTIFY AND LOCATE A SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR
354		-	INDIVIDUALS WHOM THERE IS REASONABLE BELIEF WERE CONNECTED TO THE
355		-	EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE
356		-	.
	332	+	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF26
	333	+	THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,27
	334	+	143
	335	+	-9- THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST ONLY BE USED TO IDENTIFY AND1
	336	+	LOCATE THE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS FOR THE EXEMPTED2
	337	+	CIRCUMSTANCE AND TO IDENTIFY AND LOCATE A SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL OR3
	338	+	INDIVIDUALS WHOM THERE IS REASONABLE BELIEF WERE CONNECTED TO4
	339	+	THE EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE .5
357	340		(III) I
358		-	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY OF
359		-	PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 25-143 THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION,
360		-	THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES, ONCE ENABLED, MUST NOT BE USED FOR
361		-	ANY OTHER PURPOSE DURING THAT TIME FRAME AND MUST BE DISABLED
362		-	IMMEDIATELY UPON IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINING THE LOCATION OF
363		-	THE INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS IN THE EXEMPTED CIRCUMSTANCE
364		-	; EXCEPT
365		-	THAT IF THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IS NOT ABLE TO BE
366		-	ENABLED OR DISABLED WITHOUT DECREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
367		-	TECHNOLOGY
368		-	, A SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT UTILIZES FACIAL REC OGNITION
369		-	TECHNOLOGY THROUGH SECURITY CAMERAS MAY MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM IN
370		-	AN OPERATIONAL STATE AT ALL TIMES
371		-	, BUT THE SYSTEM MUST NOT BE USED
372		-	TO ACTIVELY OR PASSIVELY IDENTIFY ANY INDIVI DUALS UNLESS ONE OR
373		-	MORE OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION
374		-	(2)(d) OF THIS
375		-	SECTION IS ACTIVELY OCCURRING
376		-	.
	341	+	F FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES ARE BEING USED FOR ANY6
	342	+	OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS7
	343	+	SECTION, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES, ONCE ENABLED,
	344	+	MUST NOT8
	345	+	BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE DURING THAT TIME FRAME AND MUST9
	346	+	BE DISABLED IMMEDIATELY UPON IDENTIFICATION AND DETERMINING THE10
	347	+	LOCATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL OR INDIVIDUALS IN THE EXEMPTED11
	348	+	CIRCUMSTANCE; EXCEPT THAT IF THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE SCHOOL12
	349	+	CONTRACTOR IS NOT ABLE TO BE ENABLED OR DISABLED WITHOUT13
	350	+	DECREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TECHNOLOGY , A SCHOOL14
	351	+	DISTRICT THAT UTILIZES FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY THROUGH15
	352	+	SECURITY CAMERAS MAY MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM IN AN OPERATIONAL16
	353	+	STATE AT ALL TIMES, BUT THE SYSTEM MUST NOT BE USED TO ACTIVELY17
	354	+	OR PASSIVELY IDENTIFY ANY INDIVIDUALS UNLESS ONE OR MORE OF THE18
	355	+	CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(d) OF THIS SECTION IS19
	356	+	ACTIVELY OCCURRING.20
377	357		(IV) I
378	358		N THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(d)(II)
379		-	OF THIS SECTION, IF THE STUDENT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO NO LONGER BE
380		-	ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS
381		-	, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST BE
382		-	DISABLED ONCE THE LOCATION OF THE STUDENT WHO EXITED THE SCHOOL
383		-	GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED OR THE LAST KNOWN LOCATION OF THE
384		-	STUDENT ON SCHOOL GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED
385		-	.
	359	+	21
	360	+	OF THIS SECTION, IF THE STUDENT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO NO LONGER22
	361	+	BE ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS, THE FACIAL RECOGNITION SERVICES MUST23
	362	+	BE DISABLED ONCE THE LOCATION OF THE STUDENT WHO EXITED THE24
	363	+	SCHOOL GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED OR THE LAST KNOWN LOCATION25
	364	+	OF THE STUDENT ON SCHOOL GROUNDS HAS BEEN DETERMINED .26
386	365		(V) E
387	366		ACH SCHOOL DISTRICT SHALL DEVELOP A POLICY GOVERNING
388		-	THE USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TEC HNOLOGY
389		-	, INCLUDING CLEAR
390		-	GUIDELINES ON ACCESS AND OVERSIGHT
391		-	. THE POLICY MUST DESIGNATE
392		-	SPECIFIC AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL
393		-	, SUCH AS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS AND
394		-	LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS
395		-	, WHO ARE PERMITTED TO PROCESS FACIAL
396		-	RECOGNITION DATA IN RESPONSE TO AN ARTICULABLE AND SIGNIFICANT
397		-	THREAT AGAINST THE SCHOOL
398		-	. NO OTHER INDIVIDUALS HAVE ACCESS TO OR
399		-	ARE ALLOWED TO UTILIZE THE FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA
400		-	. FACIAL
401		-	RECOGNITION SEARCHES MAY ONLY BE CONDUCTED THROUGH A FORMAL
402		-	REQUEST PROCESS
403		-	, ENSURING APPROPRIATE OVERSIGHT AND ADHERENCE TO
404		-	SECURITY PROTOCOLS WHILE MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM
405		-	'S READINESS FOR
406		-	EMERGENCIES
407		-	.
	367	+	27
	368	+	143
	369	+	-10- THE USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY , INCLUDING CLEAR1
	370	+	GUIDELINES ON ACCESS AND OVERSIGHT . THE POLICY MUST DESIGNATE2
	371	+	SPECIFIC AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL , SUCH AS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS3
	372	+	AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS , WHO ARE PERMITTED TO PROCESS4
	373	+	FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA IN RESPONSE TO AN ARTICULABLE AND5
	374	+	SIGNIFICANT THREAT AGAINST THE SCHOOL . NO OTHER INDIVIDUALS HAVE6
	375	+	ACCESS TO OR ARE ALLOWED TO UTILIZE THE FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA .7
	376	+	F
	377	+	ACIAL RECOGNITION SEARCHES MAY ONLY BE CONDUCTED THROUGH A
	378	+	8
	379	+	FORMAL REQUEST PROCESS , ENSURING APPROPRIATE OVERSIGHT AND9
	380	+	ADHERENCE TO SECURITY PROTOCOLS WHILE MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM 'S10
	381	+	READINESS FOR EMERGENCIES.11
408	382		(c) A
409		-	SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IN POSSESSION OF BIOMETRIC
410		-	IDENTIFIERS SHALL NOT RETAIN EACH INDIVIDUAL
411		-	'S BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIER
412		-	FOR LONGER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS
413		-	.
	383	+	SCHOOL OR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR IN POSSESSION OF12
	384	+	BIOMETRIC IDENTIFIERS SHALL NOT RETAIN EACH INDIVIDUAL 'S BIOMETRIC13
	385	+	IDENTIFIER FOR LONGER THAN EIGHTEEN MONTHS .14
414	386		(d) W
415	387		HENEVER AN AGGRIEVED PARTY OR COUNSEL OF AN
416		-	AGGRIEVED PARTY HAS CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT A SCHOOL
417		-	, EMPLOYEE OF A
418		-	PAGE 8-SENATE BILL 25-143 SCHOOL, OR CONTRACTOR OF A SCHOOL HAS ENGAGED IN OR IS ENGAGING IN
419		-	A PRACTICE THAT VIOLATES THIS SECTION
420		-	, THE AGGRIEVED PARTY MAY
421		-	APPLY FOR
422		-	, IN AN ACTION IN THE APPROPRIATE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS
423		-	STATE
424		-	, A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTION , OR BOTH,
425		-	PURSUANT TO THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, PROHIBITING THE
426		-	SCHOOL
427		-	, AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SCHOOL, OR A CONTRACTOR OF THE SCHOOL
428		-	FROM CONTINUING THE PRACTICES OR DOING ANY ACT IN FURTHERANCE OF
429		-	A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION
430		-	. THE COURT MAY ENTER ORDERS OR
431		-	JUDGMENTS AS NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF THE
432		-	PROHIBITED PRACTICE
433		-	, TO RESTORE ANY PERSON INJURED TO THEIR ORIGINAL
434		-	POSITION
435		-	, OR TO PREVENT ANY UNJUST ENRICHMENT BY ANY PERSON
436		-	THROUGH THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF ANY VIOLATION
437		-	.
438		-	(4) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2025.
439		-	SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,
440		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
441		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for
442		-	PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 25-143 the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state
443		-	institutions.
444		-	____________________________ ____________________________
445		-	James Rashad Coleman, Sr. Julie McCluskie
446		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
447		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
448		-	____________________________ ____________________________
449		-	Esther van Mourik Vanessa Reilly
450		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
451		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
452		-	APPROVED________________________________________
453		-	(Date and Time)
454		-	_________________________________________
455		-	Jared S. Polis
456		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
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	389	+	AGGRIEVED PARTY HAS CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT A SCHOOL , EMPLOYEE OF16
	390	+	A SCHOOL, OR CONTRACTOR OF A SCHOOL HAS ENGAGED IN OR IS17
	391	+	ENGAGING IN A PRACTICE THAT VIOLATES THIS SECTION , THE AGGRIEVED18
	392	+	PARTY MAY APPLY FOR , IN AN ACTION IN THE APPROPRIATE DISTRICT19
	393	+	COURT OF THIS STATE, A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER OR INJUNCTION ,20
	394	+	OR BOTH, PURSUANT TO THE COLORADO RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ,21
	395	+	PROHIBITING THE SCHOOL , AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SCHOOL , OR A22
	396	+	CONTRACTOR OF THE SCHOOL FROM CONTINUING THE PRACTICES OR DOING23
	397	+	ANY ACT IN FURTHERANCE OF A VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION . THE COURT24
	398	+	MAY ENTER ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS AS NECESSARY TO PREVENT THE USE25
	399	+	OR EMPLOYMENT OF THE PROHIBITED PRACTICE , TO RESTORE ANY PERSON26
	400	+	INJURED TO THEIR ORIGINAL POSITION , OR TO PREVENT ANY UNJUST27
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	402	+	-11- ENRICHMENT BY ANY PERSON THROUGH THE USE OR EMPLOYMENT OF ANY1
	403	+	VIOLATION.2
	404	+	(4) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2025.3
	405	+	SECTION 3. Safety clause. The general assembly finds,4
	406	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate5
	407	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for6
	408	+	the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state7
	409	+	institutions.8
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