Bill > HB1295

This bill repeals numerous outdated statutory requirements in Colorado law, primarily focusing on eliminating reporting obligations that have already been fulfilled and are no longer necessary, as well as dissolving task forces, working groups, and review counsels created for these now-obsolete reports. For example, it removes a requirement for the state court administrator's office to report on truancy policies by April 15, 2016, and eliminates the child welfare appeals workgroup which was established to monitor recommendations from a 2021 report. The bill also removes reporting mandates related to domestic abuse task forces, early literacy assessments, media literacy committees, COVID-19 education loss, special education funding, justice-engaged students, nonpublic higher education institutions, and the Colorado domestic violence fatality review board, among others, all of which have past deadlines or have completed their intended purpose.

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https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/HB26-1295