Concerning date labeling on foods, and, in connection therewith, encouraging the use of elevated risk dates and quality dates on certain foods.

Concerning measures to limit the global warming potential for certain materials used in public projects.

Concerning protections for consumers who participate in health care cost-sharing arrangements.

Concerning the creation of income tax benefits to facilitate family leave.

Concerning the creation of the legislative oversight committee concerning tax policy.

Concerning the management of single-use products.

Concerning the definitions applicable to the misbranding of food, and, in connection therewith, prohibiting failing to label food from animals not born, raised, and harvested exclusively in the United States as imported; prohibiting labeling food that does not come from animals as "meat" or terms that describe meat; and requiring laboratory-grown meat labeling to display notice of its origin.

Concerning a clarification under the Colorado open meetings law of the requirements governing communication by electronic mail that do not relate to the substance of public business.

Concerning the consent of one parent for a licensed professional person to treat a minor for a behavioral health disorder.

Concerning a prohibition against a retail food establishment's distribution of an expanded polystyrene product for use as a container for ready-to-eat food.

Concerning the protection of pollinators by restricting the use of certain pesticides.