Concerning protections for consumers who utilize funeral services, and, in connection therewith, distinguishing transportation protection agreements from preneed contracts, establishing a violation under the "Colorado Consumer Protection Act" and under the "Mortuary Science Code" for a funeral director who commits theft of a client's money, and changing the date by which an applicant must demonstrate four thousand hours' work experience to receive a provisional license.

Concerning a model act to provide a framework that allows insurance companies to give rebates that meet specified criteria to maintain consumer protections.

Concerning requirements for the retail sale of ammunition for firearms, and, in connection therewith, establishing requirements for the delivery of ammunition sold at retail.

Concerning access to the department of labor and employment's vocational rehabilitation services.

Concerning automobile insurance coverage for the replacement of a child restraint system.

Concerning the payment of the expenses of the legislative department.

Concerning the designation of a decedent's gender identity on the decedent's certificate of death.

Concerning enhancing support for military-connected children with disabilities who enroll in Colorado schools.

Concerning modifications to the "Colorado Open Records Act".

Concerning emergency preparedness for paratransit services.

Concerning public hospital boards of trustees.

Concerning the continuation of the commodity metals theft task force, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendation contained in the 2024 sunset review by the department of regulatory agencies to repeal the commodity metals theft task force.