Concerning repeal of the behavioral health transformation council.

Concerning permitting a public school to include operation as a community school in its innovation plan.

Concerning changing the maximum jail sentence for certain crimes from one year to three hundred sixty-four days.

Concerning the systematic review of education programs enacted by the general assembly for the preschool through secondary public education system.

Concerning the expansion of the income tax credit for child care expenses that is a percentage of a similar federal income tax credit.

Concerning controlling medicaid fraud.

Concerning measures to reduce the number of people who drive a vehicle without providing for financial responsibility.

Concerning the definition of a charitable organization for purposes of state sales and use tax, and, in connection therewith, removing the limitation that a veterans' organization only gets the charitable organization exemption for purposes of sponsoring a special event, meeting, or other function in the state, so long as such event, meeting, or function is not part of the organization's regular activities in the state.

Concerning the creation of a new public school funding distribution formula for the preschool through secondary public education system.

Concerning a financial relief program to provide financial assistance to an individual earning a household income of not more than five hundred percent of the federal poverty line of which the individual spends more than twenty percent on health insurance premiums for individual health insurance purchased through the Colorado health benefit exchange, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

Concerning the establishment of best practices for state boards and commissions.

Concerning the protection of human life beginning at conception.