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7CC793E46759341C8725882F0074EE7A Hearing Summary




PUBLIC
BILL SUMMARY For SB22-133

HOUSE COMMITTEE ON STATE, CIVIC, MILITARY, & VETERANS AFFAIRS
Date Apr 25, 2022      
Location LSB A



SB22-133 - Referred to House Appropriations


03:19:02 PM  
Representative Woodrow,
bill sponsor, presented Senate Bill 22-133. This bill expands the provision
of security and protection services by the Colorado State Patrol for members
of the General Assembly and statewide constitutional officers. The committee
asked questions to the sponsor.
03:23:52 PM  
A panel of witnesses testified on the bill. Secretary of State Jena Griswold, representing Colorado Secretary of State's Office, testified in support of the bill. John Magnino, representing Colorado Secretary of State's Office, was present to answer questions. Cameron Hill, representing Colorado Common Cause, testified in support of the bill. Ashish Sinha, representing Center for Secure and Modern Elections, testified in support of the bill. The committee asked questions to the panel.
03:39:08 PM  
A panel of witnesses testified on the bill. Captain Michael Honn, representing Colorado State Patrol, testified in support of the bill. Jefferey Riester, representing Department of Law, testified in support of the bill. Gaythia Weis, representing League of Women Voters of Colorado, testified in support of the bill. The committee asked questions to the panel.
03:46:52 PM  
The bill sponsor and committee gave final remarks.


03:49:28 PM
Motion Refer Senate Bill 22-133 to the Committee on Appropriations.
Moved Woodrow
Seconded Valdez A.
Amabile Yes
Bacon Yes
Bernett Yes
Bockenfeld No
Boesenecker Yes
Bradfield Yes
Neville No
Valdez A. Yes
Woog No
Woodrow Yes
Kennedy Yes
Final YES: 8   NO: 3   EXC: 0   ABS:  0   FINAL ACTION:  PASS






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