Concerning the prescription drug affordability board, and, in connection therewith, modifying the affordability review process, allowing the board to establish upper payment limits for an unlimited number of prescription drugs, clarifying which board functions are subject to judicial review, authorizing an individual to request an independent external review of a denial of a request for benefits for a prescription drug that has been withdrawn from sale or distribution in the state, and extending the repeal date of the board.

Concerning policies relating to in-state tuition classification at state-supported institutions of higher education.

Concerning a prohibition against requiring compensation to a health-care staffing agency if a contracted health-care facility hires the health-care staffing agency's employee as a permanent employee of the health-care facility.

Concerning recognition of Single Parent Day in Colorado.

Concerning changes to the "Colorado Standardized Health Benefit Plan Act".

Concerning a correction to the Colorado Revised Statutes to ensure that the attorney general's powers and duties include concurrent jurisdiction with the relevant district attorney over the regulation of architects.

Concerning the utilization of automated vehicle identification systems for increased traffic law enforcement by certain jurisdictions.

Memorializing an application to the United States Congress for an article V convention of the states for proposing amendments to the United States Constitution that impose fiscal restraints on the federal government, limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government, and limit the terms of office for its officials and for members of Congress.

Concerning clarifications to the requirements that the court conduct a bond hearing within forty-eight hours after an individual is placed in jail.

Concerning the inclusion of certain items of information in consumer reports, and, in connection therewith, prohibiting the reporting of medical debt information by consumer reporting agencies and prohibiting debt collectors and collection agencies from falsely representing that medical debt information will be included in a consumer report or failing to timely disclose that, with certain exceptions, medical debt will not be included in a consumer report.

Concerning the correction of a defective date reference to properly reflect the legislative intent that agricultural equipment that is used in any controlled environment agricultural facility be exempt from the property taxation for only five years.

Concerning the creation of the rural opportunity office in the office of economic development, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.