Concerning implementing recommendations of the state auditor's office by establishing the authority of the correctional education program to sell inmate-produced products to specified persons.

Concerning procedures to be followed in connection with the disconnection by ordinance of land from a municipality.

Concerning granting electronic access to court information to attorneys under contract with the office of the respondent parents' counsel.

Concerning modification of the means of repayment for certain ongoing financial obligations incurred by the state in order to fund capital construction projects for state-supported institutions of higher education.

Concerning increasing judicial discretion regarding the imposition of consecutive sentences for violent crimes.

Concerning additional oversight of the activities of the department of transportation.

Concerning the immediate reestablishment of the voluntary contributions excluded from the 2015 Colorado income tax return form for not receiving the requisite minimum dollar amount of contributions by the statutory deadline, and, in connection therewith, expanding the number of voluntary contributions that may appear on the income tax return form and lowering the minimum amount of donations that must be received by every fund appearing on the form.

Concerning the transfer of money from the general fund to cash funds that are used for the state's infrastructure.

Concerning the continuation of the rural alcohol and substance abuse prevention and treatment program.

Concerning the appointment of representatives of the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes as voting members of the statewide transportation advisory committee.

Concerning an authorization for seaplanes to operate where motorboats may be operated.

Submitting to the registered electors of the state of Colorado an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning modifications to the operations of the general assembly, and, in connection therewith, decreasing the maximum length of regular sessions of the general assembly from one hundred twenty calendar days to ninety calendar days in even-numbered years and to sixty calendar days in odd-numbered years, limiting the number of bills and resolutions that a member of the general assembly may introduce during a regular session of the general assembly, establishing a biennial budget process, and establishing the process for consideration of the general appropriation bill.