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PUBLIC
BILL SUMMARY For HB22-1203
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
Date Feb 24, 2022
Location HCR 0107
HB22-1203 -
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03:00:52 PM |
Representative Hanks,
sponsor, presented House Bill 22-1203, Income Tax Credits for Nonpublic
Education. This bill creates an income tax credit for the parents,
guardians, or scholarship benefactors of students who enroll in a private
or home-based school.
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03:02:04 PM |
April Hawley, representing
Christian Home Educators of Colorado, testified in support of the bill.
Jennifer Gregg, representing herself, testified in support of the
bill. Kevin DiPasquale, representing Douglas County Federation/AFT,
testified in support of the bill. Rachel Kopfle, representing herself,
testified in support of the bill. |
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03:08:37 PM |
Marla Benavides, representing herself, testified in support of the bill. |
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03:23:46 PM |
Members of the committee asked questions of the first witness panel. |
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03:23:58 PM |
Kevin Vick, representing
Colorado Education Association, testified in opposition to the bill. Angelica
Givler, representing herself, testified in opposition to the bill. Senator
Evie Hudak, representing Colorado Parent Teacher Association, testified
in opposition to the bill. Caroline Nutter, representing Colorado
Fiscal Institute, testified in opposition to the bill. |
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03:38:59 PM |
Judy Reynolds, representing herself, testified in support of the bill. |
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03:40:28 PM |
The bill sponsor provided closing remarks on the bill. |
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03:47:41 PM |
Members of the committee provided closing remarks on the bill. |
03:58:45 PM
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Motion |
Refer House Bill 22-1203 to the Committee on Finance. |
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Kipp |
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Baisley |
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Baisley |
Yes |
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Caraveo |
No |
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Exum |
No |
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Geitner |
Yes |
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Kipp |
No |
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Larson |
Yes |
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Michaelson Jenet |
No |
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Young |
No |
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McLachlan |
No |
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YES: 3 NO: 6 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: FAIL
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03:59:53 PM
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Motion |
Postpone House Bill 22-1203 indefinitely using a reversal of the previous roll call. There was no objection to the use of the reverse roll call, therefore, the bill was postponed indefinitely. |
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Kipp |
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| Seconded |
Baisley |
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Baisley |
No |
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Caraveo |
Yes |
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Exum |
Yes |
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Geitner |
No |
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Kipp |
Yes |
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Larson |
No |
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Michaelson Jenet |
Yes |
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Young |
Yes |
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McLachlan |
Yes |
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Final |
YES: 6 NO: 3 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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