Prayer by Pastor Brad Strait, South
Presbyterian Church, Littleton.
The Speaker called the House to order at 9:00
a.m.
The roll was called with the following result:
Present--62.
Absent and excused--Representatives Grampsas, Kreutz, Tate--3.
Present after roll call--Representative Kreutz.
The Speaker declared a quorum present.
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On motion of Representative Spradley, the reading of the journal of March 16, 1998, was declared dispensed with and approved as corrected by the Chief Clerk.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE
HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT, WELFARE, AND INSTITUTIONS
After consideration on the merits, the Committee
recommends the following:
SB9872 be
amended as follows, and as so amended, be referred to the Committee
on Finance with favorable recommendation:
Amend reengrossed bill, page 5, strike lines 12 through
26.
Strike pages 6 and 7.
Page 8, strike lines 1 through 9, and substitute
the following:
"SECTION 5. 1514506,
Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW
SUBSECTION to read:
1514506. Medical durable
power of attorney. (3.5) ANY
MEDICAL DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY EXECUTED UNDER SECTIONS 1514503
TO 1514509 MAY ALSO HAVE A DOCUMENT WITH A WRITTEN
STATEMENT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 1234105 (1) (c),
C.R.S., OR A STATEMENT IN SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR FORM, INDICATING
A DECISION REGARDING ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION. SUCH A DOCUMENT
SHALL BE EXECUTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE "UNIFORM
ANATOMICAL GIFT ACT", ARTICLE 34 OF TITLE 12, C.R.S.
SUCH A WRITTEN STATEMENT MAY BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
I HEREBY MAKE AN ANATOMICAL GIFT, TO BE EFFECTIVE
UPON MY DEATH, OF:
A. __ ANY NEEDED ORGANS/TISSUES
B.__ THE FOLLOWING ORGANS/TISSUES:
DONOR SIGNATURE: _______________________________
SECTION 6. 1514603
(3), Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
1514603. Applicability.
(3) (a) The authority of an attorneyinfact
or an agent to act on behalf of the principal may include, but
is not limited to, the powers specified in sections 1514501
to 1514506.
(b) ANY DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY EXECUTED
UNDER THIS PART 6 MAY ALSO HAVE A DOCUMENT WITH A WRITTEN STATEMENT
AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 1234105 (1) (c), C.R.S., OR
A STATEMENT IN SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR FORM, INDICATING A DECISION
REGARDING ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION. SUCH A DOCUMENT SHALL BE
EXECUTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE "UNIFORM
ANATOMICAL GIFT ACT", ARTICLE 34 OF TITLE 12, C.R.S.
SUCH A WRITTEN STATEMENT MAY BE IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
I HEREBY MAKE AN ANATOMICAL GIFT, TO BE EFFECTIVE
UPON MY DEATH, OF:
A. __ ANY NEEDED ORGANS/TISSUES
B.__ THE FOLLOWING ORGANS/TISSUES:
DONOR SIGNATURE: _______________________________
SECTION 7. 1518104,
Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW
SUBSECTION to read:
1518104. Declaration as
to medical treatment. (4) ANY
DECLARATION MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3) OF THIS SECTION MAY
ALSO HAVE A DOCUMENT WITH A WRITTEN STATEMENT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION
1234105 (1) (c), C.R.S., OR A WRITTEN STATEMENT IN
SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR FORM, INDICATING A DECISION REGARDING ORGAN
AND TISSUE DONATION. SUCH A DOCUMENT SHALL BE EXECUTED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE "UNIFORM ANATOMICAL GIFT ACT",
ARTICLE 34 OF TITLE 12, C.R.S. SUCH A WRITTEN STATEMENT MAY BE
IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
I HEREBY MAKE AN ANATOMICAL GIFT, TO BE EFFECTIVE UPON MY DEATH, OF:
A. __ ANY NEEDED ORGANS/TISSUES
B.__ THE FOLLOWING ORGANS/TISSUES:
DONOR SIGNATURE: _______________________________
SECTION 8. 1518.6103
(2), Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF
A NEW PARAGRAPH to read:
1518.6103. CPR directive
forms duties of state board of health.
(2) CPR directive protocols to be adopted by the state
board shall require the following information concerning the person
who is the subject of the CPR directive:
(i) THE PERSON'S DIRECTIVE IN THE FORM
OF A DOCUMENT WITH A WRITTEN STATEMENT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION
1234105 (1) (c), C.R.S., OR A STATEMENT IN SUBSTANTIALLY
SIMILAR FORM, INDICATING A DECISION REGARDING ORGAN AND TISSUE
DONATION. SUCH A DOCUMENT SHALL BE EXECUTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE PROVISIONS OF THE "UNIFORM ANATOMICAL GIFT ACT",
ARTICLE 34 OF TITLE 12, C.R.S. SUCH A WRITTEN STATEMENT MAY BE
IN THE FOLLOWING FORM:
I HEREBY MAKE AN ANATOMICAL GIFT, TO BE EFFECTIVE
UPON MY DEATH, OF:
A. __ ANY NEEDED ORGANS/TISSUES
B.__ THE FOLLOWING ORGANS/TISSUES:
DONOR SIGNATURE: _______________________________".
Renumber succeeding sections accordingly.
SB98-173 be referred
to the Committee of the Whole with favorable recommendation.
HJR98-1009 be amended
as follows, and as so amended, be referred out for final action:
Amend printed resolution, page 1, after line 11,
insert the following:
"WHEREAS, most public employees in Colorado
have benefited for several decades from actuarially sound pension
plans that provide comprehensive benefits in lieu of Social Security;
and".
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MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE
Mr. Speaker:
The Senate has passed on Third Reading and returns
herewith HB98-1047, 1064, 1080, 1094, 1096, 1124, 1150, 1208.
The Senate has passed on Third Reading and transmitted
to the Revisor of Statutes:
HB98- 1086, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, page 457;
HB98- 1105, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, page 454;
HB98- 1131, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, page 459;
HB98- 1207, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, pages 458-459;
HB98- 1359, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, pages 457-458;
HB98- 1365, amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 13, pages 459-460.
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The Senate has adopted and returns herewith: HJR98-1016.
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In response to the request of the House for a Conference Committee on
HB98-1149, the President appointed Senators Wham, Chm., Wells, and Reeves as members of the First Conference Committee on the part of the Senate.
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MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR
We herewith transmit without comment, as amended, HB98-1086, 1105, 1131, 1207, 1359, and 1365.
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MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
I certify I received the following on the 16th day
of March, 1998, at 3:10 p.m. The original is on file in the
records of the House of Representatives of the General Assembly.
Judith Rodrigue,
Chief Clerk of the House
March 16, 1998
To the Honorable
Colorado House of Representatives
Sixty-first General Assembly
Second Regular Session
Denver, CO 80203
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I have the honor to inform you that I have approved
and filed with the Secretary of State the following Acts:
H.B. 98-1022 Concerning Revisions to the Statutory
Provisions Governing Fire and Police Pension Plans for Purposes
of Compliance with the Qualified Plan Requirements of the Federal
Internal Revenue Code.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:50 a.m.
H.B. 98-1043 Concerning Continuation of the Functions
of the Secretary of State Related to the Commissioning of Notaries
Public.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:51 a.m.
H.B. 98-1054 Concerning the Use of Inmate Labor for
Disaster Relief.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:18 a.m.
H.B. 98-1071 Concerning Clarification of the Definition
of Substitute Teacher.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:16 a.m.
H.B. 98-1210 Concerning the Infant Immunization Tracking
System.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:20 a.m.
H.B. 98-1230 Concerning the Elimination of the Requirement
that an Absentee Voter Provide Residence Address Information in
the Self-Affirmation Printed on the Return Envelope for an Absentee
Ballot.
Approved March 16, 1998 at 11:55 a.m.
Sincerely,
(signed)
Roy Romer
Governor
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS
The following resolution was read by title and referred
to the committee indicated:
HJR98-1018 by
Representatives Hagedorn, Agler, Clarke, May, and Tate; also Senators
Schroeder, B. Alexander, Ament, Matsunaka, Wattenberg, Wells,
and Wham--Concerning Taxation of Internet Services.
Committee on Finance.
WHEREAS, The Internet is a massive global network
spanning local government, state, and international borders; and
WHEREAS, Transmissions over the Internet are made
through packetswitching, a process that makes it not only
impossible to determine with any degree of certainty the precise
geographic route or endpoints of specific Internet transmissions
but infeasible to separate interstate from intrastate Internet
transmissions or domestic from foreign transmissions; and
WHEREAS, The United States Supreme Court has ruled
that state taxation of companies operating outside the borders
of the state is constitutional only if there is a substantial
connection between the state and the company and the tax is fairly
apportioned, does not discriminate against interstate commerce,
and is fairly related to services provided by the state; and
WHEREAS, The tax laws and regulations of local governments,
state governments, and the federal government were established
long before the Internet or interactive computer services became
available; and
WHEREAS, Taxation of Internet transmissions by local,
state, and federal governments without a thorough understanding
of the impact such taxation would have on Internet users and providers
could have unintentional and unpredictable consequences and may
be unconstitutional if it does not meet the tests set forth by
the United States Supreme Court; and
WHEREAS, The United States Congress is being asked
to consider federal legislation that would establish a national
policy on the taxation of the Internet and other interactive computer
services; now, therefore,
Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives
of the Sixtyfirst General Assembly of the State of Colorado,
the Senate concurring herein:
That the Colorado General Assembly does not support
at this time any Congressional action that would establish a national
policy expanding taxation of the Internet and other interactive
computer services.
Be It Further Resolved,
That the Colorado General Assembly endorses a moratorium on taxation
of the Internet and interactive computer services until the impact
of such taxation can be thoroughly studied and evaluated.
Be It Further Resolved,
That the Colorado General Assembly encourages Congress to establish
or appoint a consultative group to study, evaluate, and report
back to Congress on the impact of any taxation on the use of the
Internet and other interactive computer services and the users
of those services.
Be It Further Resolved, That any consultative group established or appointed by Congress should include state and local governments, consumer and business groups, and other groups and individuals that may be impacted by a national policy on the taxation of the Internet and other interactive computer services.
Be It Further Resolved,
That copies of this Joint Resolution be sent to the United States
Senate, the United States House of Representatives, Governor Roy
Romer, the National Governors' Association, and each member of
the Colorado Congressional Delegation.
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The following resolution was read by title and laid
over one day under the rules:
HJR98-1019 by
Representative Kreutz; also Senator Blickensderfer--Designating
March 21, 1998, as "Single Parents Day".
WHEREAS, Parents must invest unlimited time, energy,
and devotion when raising their children in order to provide them
with the love, support, and guidance required to become responsible,
productive, and successful adults; and
WHEREAS, The responsibility of raising children in
today's society is particularly difficult when it falls on the
shoulders of a single parent; and
WHEREAS, Every day single parents bear the tremendous
responsibilities of breadwinning and nurturing alone; and
WHEREAS, The number of single parent families has
more than doubled in the past twentyfive years; and
WHEREAS, Over sixteen million children in this country
currently live in single-parent homes; and
WHEREAS, The greatest need of all children is to
be loved, whether they live in a singleparent or twoparent
family; and
WHEREAS, The achievements of single parents are deserving
of our recognition; and
WHEREAS, The United States Congress has established
March 21 as "Single Parents Day"; and
WHEREAS, Colorado became the first state to sign
a proclamation officially recognizing March 21 as "Single
Parents Day"; now, therefore,
Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives
of the Sixtyfirst General Assembly of the State of Colorado,
the Senate concurring herein:
That the General Assembly designate March 21, 1998,
as "Single Parents Day" in Colorado in recognition of
the dedication of all parents who have the difficult task of raising
their children alone.
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THIRD READING OF BILLS--FINAL PASSAGE
The following bills were considered on Third Reading.
The titles were publicly read. Reading of the bill at length was
dispensed with by unanimous consent.
SB98-055 by
Senator Dennis; also Representative Lawrence--Concerning the enforcement
authority of county governments for violations of county laws.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 54 NO 9 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen N Anderson N Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean N Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany N | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave N Nichol Y Owen N Pankey Y Paschall N Pfiffner N Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant N Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
Co-sponsor added: Representative Spradley.
SB98-035 by Senator
Mutzebaugh; also Representative Swenson--Concerning the performance
of a field survey by a professional land surveyor before railroad
tracks are removed from abandoned railroad rights-of-way to create
a legal description of the property.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 56 NO 7 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen N Anderson Y Arrington YBacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace N May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller N Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol N Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley N Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis N Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young N Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
SB98-046 by Senator
Arnold; also Representative Reeser--Concerning an exemption from
emission inspection requirements for the sale of a motor vehicle
if sufficient notice is provided to the purchaser.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 63 NO 0 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
SB98-087 by Senator
Hopper; also Representative Epps--Concerning the establishment
of the most current version of the "American National Standard
for Buildings and Facilities providing Accessibility and Usability
for Physically Handicapped People" as the criteria for structural
requirements for buildings.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant N Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
SB98-027 by Senator
Reeves; also Representative Tucker--Concerning the authority of
county treasurers.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson N June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
SB98-045 by Senator
J. Johnson; also Representative George--Con-cerning an increase
in compensation for public trustees, and, in connection therewith,
increasing fees for certain public trustees' services and public
trustees' salaries.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 40 NO 23 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins N Agler N Alexander Y Allen N Anderson Y Arrington N Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean N Dyer Y Entz Y Epps N Faatz N George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley N Johnson N June Y Kaufman N Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May N McElhany N | McPherson N Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave N Nichol Y Owen N Pankey N Paschall N Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz N Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley N Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor N Tool N Tucker Y Tupa N Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. N Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
SB98-037 by Senator
Lacy; also Representative Tool--Concerning disciplinary
procedures applicable to the alleged sale of alcohol beverages
to a person under twenty-one years of age who is acting at the
direction of an employee of a law enforcement agency.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez N Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
Co-sponsor added: Representative Dean.
SB98-073 by Senator
Matsunaka; also Representative McElhany--Concerning property rental
issues.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis N Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
Co-sponsor added: Representative Sullivant.
SB98-102 by Senator
Linkhart; also Representative Tate--Con-cerning entities created
pursuant to title 7, Colorado Revised Statutes.
Laid over until March 18, retaining place on Calendar.
SB98-151 by Senators
Phillips, Thiebaut, Linkhart, Matsunaka, et al; also Representative
Kaufman--Concerning mediation of controversies between
unit owners' associations and unit owners under the "Colorado
Common Interest Ownership Act".
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington YBacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant N Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
SB98-001 by Senators
Wells; also Representative Adkins--Concerning discipline of students
in public schools.
As shown by the following roll call vote, a majority
of all members elected to the House voted in the affirmative,
and Representative Adkins was given permission to offer a Third
Reading amendment:
YES 63 NO 0 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
Third Reading amendment No. 1,
by Representative Adkins.
Amend revised bill, page 6, line 13, strike "AND
TO STUDENTS AT RISK OF EXPULSION";
line 14, strike "2233203 (2)."
and substitute "2233203 (2) AND TO STUDENTS AT
RISK OF EXPULSION.".
The amendment was declared passed by the following
roll call vote:
YES 63 NO 0 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander YAllen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative, and the bill, as amended, was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
| Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall N Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y |
Co-sponsors added: Representatives Bacon, Dean, Hagedorn, Leyba,
Mace, Reeser, S.Williams.
SB98-063 by Senators
Arnold, B. Alexander, Blickensderfer, et. al.; also Representatives
Adkins, Allen, Arrington, June, Keller, Musgrave, Reeser, Sinclair,
and Sullivant--Concerning repeal of the repeal provision of the
"Charter Schools Act".
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 58 NO 5 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke N Dean Y Dyer Y Entz N Epps Y Faatz Y George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba N Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol N Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis N Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
Co-sponsors added: Representatives Dean, Grossman, Hagedorn, McElhany,
Paschall, Pfiffner, Taylor.
SB98-076 by Senator
Weddig, J. Johnson, Pascoe, and Tebedo; also Representative Lawrence--Concerning
the acknowledgment of instruments.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?".
A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following
recorded vote, a majority of those elected to the House voted
in the affirmative and the bill was declared passed.
YES 62 NO 1 EXCUSED 2 ABSENT 0
Adkins Y Agler Y Alexander Y Allen Y Anderson Y Arrington Y Bacon Y Berry, G. Y Chavez Y Clarke Y Dean Y Dyer Y Entz Y Epps Y Faatz N George Y | Gordon Y Gotlieb Y Grampsas E Grossman Y Hagedorn Y Hefley Y Johnson Y June Y Kaufman Y Keller Y Kreutz Y Lawrence Y Leyba Y Mace Y May Y McElhany Y | McPherson Y Miller Y Morrison Y Musgrave Y Nichol Y Owen Y Pankey Y Paschall Y Pfiffner Y Reeser Y Romero Y Salaz Y Saliman Y Schauer Y Sinclair Y Smith Y | Snyder Y Spradley Y Sullivant Y Swenson Y Takis Y Tate E Taylor Y Tool Y Tucker Y Tupa Y Udall Y Veiga Y Williams, S. Y Williams, T. Y Young Y Zimmerman Y Mr. Speaker Y | ||||
Co-sponsors added: Representatives Dean, Paschall, Sullivant.
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LAY OVER OF CALENDAR ITEMS
On motion of Representative Anderson, the following
items on the Calendar were laid over until March 18, retaining
place on Calendar:
Consideration of General Orders--HB98-1011, SB98-133, 159, 174, 8, 31, 54, 124, 136, HB98-1023, 1063, 1099, 1144, 1321, SB98-2, 49, 93, 141, HB98-1378, SB98-118, 157, 11, 82, 71, 51, 111, 70, 128, HB98-1379, 1068, 1072, 1091, 1173, 1246, 1272, 1318, SB98-7, 172.
Consideration of Resolution--SJR98-12.
Consideration of Senate Amendments--HB98-1015, 1039.
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On motion of Representative Anderson, the House adjourned
until 9:00 a.m., March 18, 1998.
Approved:
CHARLES E. BERRY,
Speaker
Attest:
JUDITH RODRIGUE,
Chief Clerk