Concerning vehicle transactions for deployed military families.

Concerning measures to involve youth in environmental justice, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

Concerning the taxation of premium cigars, and, in connection therewith, capping the statutory excise tax on premium cigars at twenty percent.

Concerning the designation of January 22 as "Reproductive Rights and Justice Day".

Concerning standards that public schools are required to include in policies regarding library resources.

Concerning construction of laws regarding federally recognized tribes in Colorado.

Concerning measures to support the state's response to mass shootings, and, in connection therewith, to support services for victims of mass shootings.

Concerning the cancellation of the voter registrations of persons not legally qualified to vote in the state by reason of noncitizenship, and, in connection therewith, requiring the executive directors of the department of revenue, the department of public health and environment, and the department of corrections to furnish the secretary of state with regular reports of all persons who are not citizens based on existing information-sharing agreements; requiring the state court administrator to furnish the secretary of state with regular reports of all persons who report as ineligible to serve as jurors because they are not citizens; and requiring the cancellation of the voter registrations of the persons included on the reports.

Concerning the motor vehicle dealer board's consideration of an individual's criminal convictions when issuing a license.

Concerning businesses, and, in connection therewith, requiring certain regulatory agencies to prioritize the public health; adding labeling requirements for marijuana and natural medicine; requiring the marijuana enforcement division to seek the assistance of the department of public health and environment when adopting certain rules; setting limits on the serving size and packaging size of inhaled marijuana; limiting the marijuana products that can be sold to an individual who is twenty-five years of age or younger; requiring rules to set labeling requirements for natural medicine; requiring rules to set standards for collecting and reporting data about adverse medical or behavioral reactions to natural medicine; establishing certain prohibitions on how natural medicine can be manufactured, distributed, or transferred; and expanding the social equity program.

Concerning appropriate state contracting with opioid antagonist businesses.