Month: May 2014

  • Colorado LegiSource is on hiatus

    The Colorado LegiSource will be taking a break for the next several weeks. We expect to resume weekly postings on July 10. However, if the Governor calls the General Assembly into special session before July 10, we will resume postings sooner. In the meantime, if you have questions you would like answered or issues you would like to see discussed on the Colorado LegiSource, please contact us using our feedback form.

  • The Second Regular Session of the Sixty-ninth General Assembly Moves into the History Books

    By Julie Pelegrin

    The second regular session of the Sixty-ninth General Assembly wrapped up Wednesday, April 7, 2014, adjourning sine die at 8:22 p.m. in the Senate and 10:26 p.m. in the House. Since January, the legislators have spent many hours holding stakeholder meetings, listening to testimony in committee, and debating and amending bills on a wide range of topics from regulation of recreational and medicinal marijuana to tax credits, to flood relief, to adoption, to license plates, to criminal laws, to financing public education, to water law. (more…)

  • From the Legislative Chambers to the Governor’s Desk – The Process for Enrolling Bills

    The main goal of the Legislative Session is to pass bills. So what happens to a bill once the bill sponsors have championed it through both houses? Sure, it goes to the Governor for his signature, but why does it take so long to land on his desk? (more…)