Final
BILL SUMMARY for
HB05-1328
HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON
BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND LABOR
Votes:
Action Taken:
Moved amendment L.001 (Attachment A). The motion
Moved that HB05-1328 be referred, as amended by am
Pass Without Objection
PASS
11:34 AM -- House Bill 05-1328
Representative Kerr presented HB05-1328 which updates specifications and measures of fuels to be consistent with current national standards. He pointed out for the committee that a proposed strike-below amendment, amendment L.001 (Attachment A), replaces the bill.
11:37 AM --
Stan Dempsey, representing the Colorado-Wyoming Petroleum Marketing Association, testified in support of the bill. Mr. Dempsey testified that the bill addresses compliance issues that have arisen recently between refiners and wholesale sellers of fuels. Mr. Dempsey responded to questions from the committee.
11:43 AM --
Dick Piper, representing the Department of Labor and Employment, Division of Oil and Public Safety, provided the committee with an overview of the bill. Standard specifications and measures of fuels have changed over recent years. The bill brings references to those standards in statute up to date. Mr. Piper responded to questions from the committee.
BILL:
HB05-1328
TIME:
11:51:37 AM
MOVED:
Knoedler
MOTION:
Moved amendment L.001 (Attachment A). The motion passed without objection.
SECONDED:
Balmer
VOTE
Balmer
Borodkin
Butcher
Carroll M.
Coleman
Knoedler
Liston
Massey
McCluskey
Paccione
White
Cerbo
Marshall
Not Final
YES:
0
NO:
0
EXC:
0
ABS:
0
FINAL ACTION:
Pass Without Objection
BILL:
HB05-1328
TIME:
11:53:36 AM
MOVED:
Marshall
MOTION:
Moved that HB05-1328 be referred, as amended by amendment L.001, to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation. The motion passed 13-0.
SECONDED:
Borodkin
VOTE
Balmer
Yes
Borodkin
Yes
Butcher
Yes
Carroll M.
Yes
Coleman
Yes
Knoedler
Yes
Liston
Yes
Massey
Yes
McCluskey
Yes
Paccione
Yes
White
Yes
Cerbo
Yes
Marshall
Yes
Final
YES:
13
NO:
0
EXC:
0
ABS:
0
FINAL ACTION:
PASS