Bill > SB216

This bill eliminates the annual requirement for the Colorado Commissioner of Education to reprint education laws and distribute copies, while also reducing the state public school fund appropriation by $35,480. Specifically, the bill removes two existing statutory provisions: one that mandated the annual reprinting of education laws enacted by the General Assembly, and another that specified these publishing costs would be paid from the state public school fund. The legislation will take effect on July 1, 2025, and effectively ends the practice of annually reproducing and distributing printed copies of education laws, likely as a cost-saving measure. By removing these requirements, the state will save money on printing and distribution costs, and presumably rely on digital or alternative methods for making education laws accessible to interested parties.

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https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb25-216