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HOUSE JOURNAL SIXTY-SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY STATE OF Second Regular Session

One Hundred-nineteenth Legislative Day Tuesday, May 6, 2008

1 Prayer by Dr. Gary Bowser, First Baptist Church, . 2 3 The Speaker called the House to order at 9:00 a.m. 4 5 Pledge of Allegiance led by Molly Beer, Morey Middle School, Denver. 6 7 The roll was called with the following result: 8 9 Present--62. 10 Excused--Representatives Balmer, Gardner B, McFadyen--3. 11 Present after roll call--Representatives Gardner B, McFadyen. 12 13 The Speaker declared a quorum present. 14 ______15 16 On motion of Representative Bruce, the reading of the journal of 17 May 5, 2008, was declared dispensed with and approved as corrected by 18 the Chief Clerk. 19 ______20 21 22 THIRD READING OF BILLS--FINAL PASSAGE 23 24 The following bills were considered on Third Reading. The titles were 25 publicly read. Reading of the bill at length was dispensed with by 26 unanimous consent. 27 28 SB08-011 by Senator(s) Morse, Boyd; also Representative(s) 29 Massey, Green--Concerning funding for the provision of 30 uncompensated trauma care to persons injured in motor 31 vehicle accidents in Colorado, and making an 32 appropriation therefor. 33 34 As shown by the following roll call vote, a majority of all members 35 elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and Representative Liston 36 was given permission to offer a Third Reading amendment: 37 38 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 42Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y Page 1950 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 2Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 3Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 4Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 5Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 6Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 7Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 8Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 9Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 10Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 11Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 12 Speaker Y 13 14 Third Reading amendment No. 1, by Representative Liston. 15 16 Amend revised bill, page 4, line 23, after "THOUSAND", insert 17 "DOLLARS.". 18 19 The amendment was declared passed by the following roll call vote: 20 21 YES 63 NO 00 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 22Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 23Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 24Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 25Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 26Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 27Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 28Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 29Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 30Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 31Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 32Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 33Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 34Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 35Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 36Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 37Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 38 Speaker Y 39 40 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 41 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 42 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 43 bill, as amended, was declared passed. 44 45 YES 46 NO 17 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 46Balmer E Gardner C N Madden N Riesberg Y 47Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 48Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 49Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 50Buescher Y Jahn N May N Solano Y 51Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg N 52Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 53Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 54Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 55Curry N King N Merrifield Y Summers N 56Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1951

1Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 2Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 3Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 4Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 5Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 6 Speaker Y 7 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Labuda, Liston, McGihon, 8 Soper. 9 10 SB08-246 by Senator(s) Williams, McElhany, Mitchell S., Romer, 11 Spence; also Representative(s) Jahn and Lundberg, 12 Massey, Balmer, Buescher, Rice, Rose--Concerning a 13 clarification of the prohibition on selling below cost under 14 the Colorado "Unfair Practices Act". 15 16 The question being "Shall the bill pass?". 17 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 18 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill 19 was declared passed. 20 21 YES 55 NO 08 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 22Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg N 23Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts N 24Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 25Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 26Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 27Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 28Carroll M N Kefalas N McGihon Y Soper N 29Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 30Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 31Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 32Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 33Fischer N Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 34Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 35Gagliardi N Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 36Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 37Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 38 Speaker Y 39 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Frangas, Liston, Mitchell, Summers, 40 Swalm. 41 42 SB08-227 by Senator(s) Romer, Bacon; also Representative(s) 43 McFadyen--Concerning the membership of the board of 44 governors of the Colorado state university system. 45 46 The question being "Shall the bill pass?". 47 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 48 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill 49 was declared passed. 50 51 YES 56 NO 07 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 52Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 53Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 54Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 55Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 56Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y Page 1952 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg N 2Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 3Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 4Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens N 5Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 6Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 7Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 8Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 9Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann N 10Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 11Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 12 Speaker Y 13 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Fischer, Madden, Middleton. 14 15 SB08-243 by Senator(s) Gordon; also Representative(s) Carroll M.-- 16 Concerning the creation of the election reform 17 commission. 18 19 The question being "Shall the bill pass?". 20 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 21 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill 22 was declared passed. 23 24 YES 43 NO 20 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 25Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 26Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 27Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 28Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 29Buescher N Jahn Y May N Solano Y 30Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg N 31Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 32Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 33Casso N Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 34Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 35Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 36Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell N Todd Y 37Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 38Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 39Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 40Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer N 41 Speaker Y 42 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll T, Labuda, Looper, Massey, 43 McGihon, Middleton, Todd. 44 45 SCR08-003 by Senator(s) Tapia, Shaffer, Mitchell S., Isgar, Groff, 46 Gordon, Bacon, Boyd, Keller, Morse, Romer, Williams; 47 also Representative(s) White, Kerr A., Roberts, Madden-- 48 Submitting to the registered electors of the state of 49 Colorado an amendment to section 1 of article V of the 50 constitution of the state of Colorado, concerning 51 initiatives, and, in connection therewith, requiring the 52 number of signatures gathered on a proposed initiative 53 petition for state legislation to be equal to at least four 54 percent of the votes cast in the previous election for 55 governor; requiring the number of signatures gathered on 56 a proposed initiative petition for an amendment to the House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1953 1 constitution to be equal to at least six percent of the votes 2 cast in the previous election for governor; requiring a 3 minimum number of signatures for an initiative petition to 4 amend the state constitution to be gathered from residents 5 of each congressional district in the state; requiring a 6 proposed initiative petition for state legislation to be filed 7 within nine months from the date its ballot title is finally 8 set; providing for additional review of initiative petitions: 9 and requiring a two-thirds vote of all members elected to 10 each house of the general assembly to repeal or amend 11 repeal, or supersede any law enacted by an initiative for a 12 period of five years after the law becomes effective. 13 14 As shown by the following roll call vote, a majority of all members 15 elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and Representative Lambert 16 was given permission to offer a Third Reading amendment: 17 18 YES 61 NO 02 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 19Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 20Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts N 21Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 22Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 23Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 24Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 25Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 26Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 27Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty Y Stephens Y 28Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 29Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 30Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 31Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 32Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 33Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 34Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 35 Speaker Y 36 37 Third Reading amendment No. 1, by Representative Lambert. 38 39 Amend revised concurrent resolution, page 6, line 2, strike "INITIATIVES," 40 and substitute "INITIATIVE PETITIONS,". 41 42 Page 1, line 104, strike "INITIATIVES," and substitute "INITIATIVE 43 PETITIONS,". 44 45 The amendment was declared lost by the following roll call vote: 46 47 YES 11 NO 52 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 48Balmer E Gardner C N Madden N Riesberg N 49Benefield N Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 50Borodkin N Green N Marshall N Rose N 51Bruce Y Hodge N Massey N Scanlan N 52Buescher N Jahn N May Y Solano N 53Butcher N Judd N McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 54Carroll M N Kefalas N McGihon N Soper N 55Carroll T N Kerr A N McKinley N Stafford N 56Casso N Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y Page 1954 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Curry N King Y Merrifield N Summers N 2Ferrandino N Labuda Y Middleton N Swalm N 3Fischer N Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd N 4Frangas Y Levy N Peniston Y Vaad N 5Gagliardi N Liston N Pommer N Weissmann N 6Gallegos N Looper N Primavera N White N 7Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice N Witwer N 8 Speaker N 9 10 SCR08-003 was laid over until later in the day. 11 ______12 13 14 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 15 16 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 17 Committee on HB08-1227, as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, 18 and repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 19 20 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SB08-131, 21 SB08-079, SB08-026, SB08-006, SB08-194, SB08-119, SB08-071, 22 SB08-168, SB08-206, SB08-075, SB08-060, SB08-054, SB08-130, 23 SB08-038, SB08-166, SB08-184, SB08-123, SB08-221, SB08-044, 24 SB08-210, SB08-219, SB08-200, SB08-238, SB08-228, SB08-152, 25 SB08-013 and repassed the bills as so amended. 26 27 The Senate has postponed indefinitely HB08-1411. The bill is returned 28 herewith. 29 30 The Senate voted to reconsider the First Report of the First Conference 31 Committee on HB08-1388, as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, and 32 re-adoption of HB08-1388. The Senate dissolved the First Conference 33 Committee and appointed a Second Conference Committee. The 34 President appointed Senators Windels- Chair, Tupa, and Penry as 35 members of the Second Conference Committee on HB08-1388. The 36 Senate granted permission to the members of the Second Conference 37 Committee to consider matters not at issue between the two houses. 38 ______39 40 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 41 on HB08-1227 42 43 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 44 45 To the President of the Senate and the 46 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 47 48 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1227, 49 concerning the public utilities commission, and, in connection therewith, 50 continuing the public utilities commission under the sunset law, and 51 making an appropriation, has met and reports that it has agreed upon the 52 following: 53 54 That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the bill, 55 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 56 changes: House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1955 1 Amend rerevised bill, page 3, strike lines 20 through 27. 2 3 Page 4, strike lines 1 through 24. 4 5 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 6 7 Page 17, line 7, after the semicolon, add "OR"; 8 9 line 9, strike "ASSOCIATION; OR" and substitute "ASSOCIATION."; 10 strike lines 10 and 11. 11 12 Respectfully submitted, 13 House Committee: Senate Committee: 14 (signed) (signed) 15 Alice Madden Abel Tapia 16 Buffie McFadyen Bill Cadman 17 Al White Chris Romer 18 ______19 20 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 21 22 HB08-1314 by Representative(s) Primavera, McGihon; also Senator(s) 23 Spence--Concerning the use of moneys in the local 24 government limited gaming impact fund to provide 25 gambling addiction counseling to Colorado residents, and 26 making an appropriation in connection therewith. 27 28 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 29 pages 1880-1881.) 30 31 On motion of Representative Primavera, the Conference Committee 32 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 33 34 YES 63 NO 00 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 35Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 36Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 37Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 38Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 39Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 40Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 41Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 42Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 43Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 44Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 45Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 46Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 47Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 48Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 49Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 50Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 51 Speaker Y 52 53 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 54 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 55 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 56 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. Page 1956 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 YES 55 NO 08 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 5Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg N 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 11Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 13Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 18 Speaker Y 19 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Levy, Marshall, Stafford. 20 21 22 HB08-1345 by Representative(s) Weissmann and Butcher; also 23 Senator(s) Tapia--Concerning vacancies in elective 24 offices. 25 26 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 27 pages 1881-1882.) 28 29 On motion of Representative Weissmann, the Conference Committee 30 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 31 32 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 33Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 34Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 35Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 36Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 37Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 38Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 39Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 40Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 41Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 42Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 43Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 44Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 45Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 46Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 47Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 48Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 49 Speaker Y 50 51 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 52 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 53 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 54 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1957

1 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 5Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 11Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 13Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 18 Speaker Y 19 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Gardner B, Green, Kerr J, Roberts, 20 Stafford. 21 22 HB08-1007 by Representative(s) Looper; also Senator(s) Tapia-- 23 Concerning the modification of statutory provisions 24 enacted by the general assembly during the 2006 25 legislative session that impose certain requirements on 26 private toll companies for the purpose of alleviating 27 consequences of those provisions that may affect real 28 property. 29 30 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 31 pages 1879-1880.) 32 33 On motion of Representative Looper, the Conference Committee Report 34 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 35 36 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 37Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 38Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 39Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 40Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 41Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 42Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen E Sonnenberg Y 43Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 44Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 45Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 46Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 47Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 48Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 49Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 50Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 51Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 52Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 53 Speaker Y 54 55 Page 1958 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 58 NO 06 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 10Bruce N Hodge N Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 13Carroll M Y Kefalas N McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford N 15Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 16Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera N White Y 22Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Fischer, Labuda, May. 25 ______26 27 House in recess. House reconvened. 28 ______29 30 CONSENT GRANTED TO CONFERENCE COMMITTEES 31 32 Representative Butcher moved that the First Conference Committee on 33 SB08-226 be granted permission to go beyond the scope of the difference 34 between the House and the Senate. The motion was passed by the 35 following roll call vote: 36 37 YES 62 NO 02 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 40Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 47Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell N Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 51Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 54 Speaker Y 55 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1959 1 Representative Witwer moved that the First Conference Committee on 2 SB08-212 be granted permission to go beyond the scope of the difference 3 between the House and the Senate. The motion was passed by the 4 following roll call vote: 5 6 YES 60 NO 04 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 16Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 19Frangas N Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 ______25 26 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILL 27 28 HB08-1401 by Representative(s) Marshall; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 29 Concerning a requirement that the county clerk and 30 recorder of each county send a voter information card to 31 each registered eligible elector of the county other than an 32 elector whose previous communication from the county 33 clerk and recorder was returned as undeliverable, and 34 making an appropriation therefor. 35 36 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 1351, and 37 1354, and on Third Reading, May 5, 2008) 38 39 Representative Marshall moved that the House not concur in Senate 40 amendments and that a Conference Committee be appointed. The motion 41 was declared passed by the following roll call vote: 42 43 YES 60 NO 04 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 44Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 45Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 46Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 47Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 48Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 49Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 50Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 51Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 52Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 53Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 54Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 55Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 56Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y Page 1960 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 2Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 3Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 4 Speaker Y 5 The Speaker appointed Representatives Marshall, Chairman, Weissmann 6 and Looper as House conferees to the bill. 7 ______8 9 10 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 11 12 HB08-1358 by Representative(s) Rice, Balmer, Benefield, Buescher, 13 Casso, Ferrandino, Fischer, Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, 14 Gardner B., Garza-Hicks, Green, Hodge, Jahn, Kerr A., 15 Kerr J., King, Labuda, Liston, Looper, Madden, Marshall, 16 Massey, May M., McFadyen, McGihon, McKinley, 17 McNulty, Merrifield, Middleton, Peniston, Primavera, 18 Roberts, Rose, Scanlan, Solano, Soper, Stephens, 19 Summers, Swalm, Todd, Weissmann, Witwer; also 20 Senator(s) Ward, Bacon, Gibbs, Isgar, Johnson, Keller, 21 Kester, Penry, Renfroe, Romer, Shaffer, Spence, Takis, 22 Tochtrop, Wiens, Williams--Concerning sales tax relating 23 to a group of parents and teachers of public school 24 students. 25 26 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 27 pages 1882-1884.) 28 29 On motion of Representative Rice, the Conference Committee Report was 30 adopted by the following roll call vote: 31 32 YES 64 NO 00 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 33Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 34Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 35Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 36Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 37Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 38Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 39Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 40Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 41Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 42Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 43Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 44Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 45Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 46Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 47Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 48Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 49 Speaker Y 50 51 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 52 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 53 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 54 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1961

1 YES 64 NO 00 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 5Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 11Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 13Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 18 Speaker Y 19 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Mitchell, Sonnenberg. 20 21 SB08-205 by Senator(s) Gordon and Mitchell S., Bacon, Boyd, 22 Brophy, Cadman, Gibbs, Groff, Hagedorn, Isgar, Johnson, 23 Keller, Kester, Morse, Romer, Schwartz, Shaffer, Tapia, 24 Tochtrop, Williams, Windels; also Representative(s) King 25 and Jahn, Stafford, Benefield, Borodkin, Buescher, 26 Butcher, Carroll M., Carroll T., Casso, Curry, Ferrandino, 27 Fischer, Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, Green, Hodge, 28 Kefalas, Kerr A., Kerr J., Labuda, Levy, Looper, Madden, 29 Marostica, Marshall, Massey, May M., McFadyen, 30 McGihon, McKinley, McNulty, Merrifield, Middleton, 31 Mitchell V., Peniston, Pommer, Primavera, Rice, Roberts, 32 Rose, Scanlan, Solano, Sonnenberg, Todd, Weissmann, 33 White, Witwer--Concerning judicial remedies when a law 34 enforcement agency fails to preserve evidence that is 35 subject to a judicial order. 36 37 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 38 page 1884.) 39 40 On motion of Representative King, the Conference Committee Report 41 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 42 43 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 44Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 45Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 46Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 47Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 48Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 49Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 50Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 51Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 52Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 53Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 54Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 55Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 56Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y Page 1962 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 2Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 3Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 4 Speaker Y 5 6 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 7 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 8 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 9 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 10 11 YES 61 NO 03 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 12Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 13Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 14Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 15Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 16Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 17Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 18Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 19Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 20Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 21Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers N 22Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 23Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 24Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 25Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 26Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 27Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 28 Speaker Y 29 30 SB08-218 by Senator(s) Schwartz and Penry, Isgar, Groff, Romer, 31 Windels; also Representative(s) Buescher and Balmer, 32 Fischer, Curry--Concerning the allocation of federal 33 mineral lease revenues, and, in connection therewith, 34 requiring federal mineral lease bonus payments to be 35 transferred to a new local government permanent fund and 36 a new higher education maintenance and reserve fund and 37 specifying the circumstances in which and purposes for 38 which moneys in the funds may be used, preserving 39 existing allocations of federal mineral lease revenues to 40 the state public school fund and the Colorado water 41 conservation board construction fund and allowing a 42 limited amount of growth in those allocations, allocating 43 remaining federal mineral lease revenues to counties, 44 municipalities, and school districts through federal mineral 45 lease-specific formula-based direct distributions and 46 department of local affairs grants and to the higher 47 education maintenance and reserve fund and a new higher 48 education federal mineral lease revenues fund, 49 specifying the circumstances in which higher education 50 maintenance and reserve fund moneys may be expended 51 for specified higher education funding purposes, and 52 making an appropriation. 53 54 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 55 page 1885.) 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1963 1 On motion of Representative Buescher, the Conference Committee 2 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 3 4 YES 62 NO 02 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 23 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 24 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 25 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 26 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 27 28 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 29Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 30Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 31Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 32Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 33Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 34Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 35Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 36Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 37Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 38Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 39Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 40Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 41Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 42Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 43Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 44Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 45 Speaker Y 46 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Borodkin, Butcher, Fischer, 47 Gallegos, McFadyen, Merrifield. 48 49 SB08-018 by Senator(s) Windels; also Representative(s) Massey-- 50 Concerning changes to the statutes related to higher 51 education, and, in connection therewith, clarifying the 52 roles of the department of higher education and the 53 Colorado commission on higher education, consolidating 54 provisions related to the private occupational school 55 division, and repealing obsolete provisions. 56 Page 1964 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 2, 2 page 1885.) 3 4 On motion of Representative Massey, the Conference Committee Report 5 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 6 7 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 8Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 9Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 10Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 11Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 12Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 13Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 14Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 15Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 16Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 17Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 18Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 19Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 20Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 21Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 22Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 23Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 24 Speaker Y 25 26 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 27 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 28 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 29 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 30 31 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 32Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 33Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 34Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 35Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 36Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 37Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 38Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 39Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 40Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 41Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 42Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 43Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 44Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 45Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 46Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 47Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 48 Speaker Y 49 Co-sponsor added: Representative Labuda. 50 51 52 HB08-1329 by Representative(s) Marshall; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 53 Concerning procedures for updating voter registration lists 54 as applied to registered electors deemed inactive in 55 connection with mail ballot elections. 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1965 1 (Conference Committee report printed in House Journal, May 5, 2 pages 1940-1941.) 3 4 On motion of Representative Marshall, the Conference Committee Report 5 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 6 7 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 8Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 9Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 10Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 11Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 12Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 13Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 14Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 15Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 16Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 17Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 18Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 19Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 20Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 21Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 22Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 23Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 24 Speaker Y 25 26 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 27 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 28 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 29 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 30 31 YES 49 NO 15 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 32Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 33Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 34Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 35Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 36Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 37Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 38Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 39Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 40Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens N 41Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers N 42Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 43Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 44Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 45Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 46Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 47Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 48 Speaker Y 49 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, May. 50 51 52 SB08-224 by Senator(s) Harvey and Tapia; also Representative(s) 53 McFadyen--Concerning measures to ease the regulatory 54 burden of compliance with the "Elevator and Escalator 55 Certification Act". 56 Page 1966 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 (Conference Committee report printed in House Journal, May 5, 2 pages 1946-1947.) 3 4 On motion of Representative McFadyen, the Conference Committee 5 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 6 7 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 8Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 9Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 10Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 11Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 12Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 13Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 14Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 15Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 16Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 17Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 18Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 19Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 20Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 21Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 22Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 23Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 24 Speaker Y 25 26 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 27 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 28 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 29 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 30 31 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 32Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 33Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 34Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 35Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 36Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 37Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 38Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 39Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 40Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 41Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 42Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 43Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 44Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 45Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 46Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 47Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 48 Speaker Y 49 Co-sponsor added: Representative Green. 50 51 ______52 53 54 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1967 1 THIRD READING OF BILL--FINAL PASSAGE 2 3 The following bill was considered on Third Reading. The title was 4 publicly read. Reading of the bill at length was dispensed with by 5 unanimous consent. 6 7 SCR08-003 by Senator(s) Tapia, Shaffer, Mitchell S., Isgar, Groff, 8 Gordon, Bacon, Boyd, Keller, Morse, Romer, Williams; 9 also Representative(s) White, Kerr A., Roberts, Madden-- 10 Submitting to the registered electors of the state of 11 Colorado an amendment to section 1 of article V of the 12 constitution of the state of Colorado, concerning 13 initiatives, and, in connection therewith, requiring the 14 number of signatures gathered on a proposed initiative 15 petition for state legislation to be equal to at least four 16 percent of the votes cast in the previous election for 17 governor; requiring the number of signatures gathered on 18 a proposed initiative petition for an amendment to the 19 constitution to be equal to at least six percent of the votes 20 cast in the previous election for governor; requiring a 21 minimum number of signatures for an initiative petition to 22 amend the state constitution to be gathered from residents 23 of each congressional district in the state; requiring a 24 proposed initiative petition for state legislation to be filed 25 within nine months from the date its ballot title is finally 26 set; providing for additional review of initiative petitions: 27 and requiring a two-thirds vote of all members elected to 28 each house of the general assembly to repeal or amend 29 repeal, or supersede any law enacted by an initiative for a 30 period of five years after the law becomes effective. 31 32 As shown by the following roll call vote, a majority of all members 33 elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and Representative White 34 was given permission to offer a Third Reading amendment: 35 36 YES 64 NO 00 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 37Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 38Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 39Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 40Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 41Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 42Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 43Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 44Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 45Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 46Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 47Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 48Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 49Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 50Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 51Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 52Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 53 Speaker Y 54 55 Page 1968 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 Third Reading amendment No. 1, by Representatives White, Roberts, 2 Kerr A. 3 4 Amend revised concurrent resolution, page 4, line 19, after "(5)", insert 5 "(a)"; 6 7 strike lines 22 through 26 and substitute the following: 8 "review and comment. NO LATER THAN TWO WEEKS". 9 10 Page 5, strike lines 17 through 20 and substitute the following: 11 "the fixing of a ballot title. Neither the general"; 12 13 after line 24, insert the following: 14 15 "(b) IN THE CASE OF A PROPOSED INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL 16 AMENDMENT, THE ORIGINAL DRAFT OF THE PROPOSED MEASURE SHALL BE 17 SUBMITTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH AND DRAFTING OFFICES OF 18 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY NO LATER THAN THE SIXTIETH DAY OF THE 19 LEGISLATIVE SESSION PRIOR TO THE ELECTION AT WHICH THE MEASURE IS 20 TO BE VOTED UPON. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY CONDUCT HEARINGS 21 TO REVIEW A PROPOSED INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. SUCH 22 HEARINGS SHALL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND SHALL INCLUDE AN 23 OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC TESTIMONY."; 24 25 line 27, strike ""AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION". 26 27 Page 6, strike lines 1 through 19 and substitute the following: 28 ""SHALL THERE BE AN AMENDMENT TO THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION 29 CONCERNING BALLOT INITIATIVES, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, 30 INCREASING THE NUMBER OF SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR A PROPOSED 31 INITIATIVE TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION; REDUCING THE NUMBER 32 OF SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR A PROPOSED STATUTORY INITIATIVE; 33 REQUIRING A MINIMUM NUMBER OF SIGNATURES FOR A PROPOSED 34 INITIATIVE TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION TO BE GATHERED FROM 35 RESIDENTS OF EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN THE STATE; INCREASING 36 THE TIME ALLOWED TO GATHER SIGNATURES FOR A PROPOSED STATUTORY 37 INITIATIVE; MODIFYING THE REVIEW OF INITIATIVE PETITIONS; 38 ESTABLISHING A FILING DEADLINE FOR PROPOSED INITIATIVES TO AMEND 39 THE STATE CONSTITUTION; AND REQUIRING A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF ALL 40 MEMBERS ELECTED TO EACH HOUSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO 41 AMEND, REPEAL, OR SUPERSEDE ANY LAW ENACTED BY AN INITIATIVE FOR 42 A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS AFTER THE LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE?"". 43 44 Page 1, strike lines 104 through 113. 45 46 Page 2, strike lines 101 through 110 and substitute the following: 47 "BALLOT INITIATIVES, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, INCREASING 48 THE NUMBER OF SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR A PROPOSED INITIATIVE 49 TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION; REDUCING THE NUMBER OF 50 SIGNATURES REQUIRED FOR A PROPOSED STATUTORY INITIATIVE; 51 REQUIRING A MINIMUM NUMBER OF SIGNATURES FOR A PROPOSED 52 INITIATIVE TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION TO BE GATHERED 53 FROM RESIDENTS OF EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN THE STATE; 54 INCREASING THE TIME ALLOWED TO GATHER SIGNATURES FOR A 55 PROPOSED STATUTORY INITIATIVE; MODIFYING THE REVIEW OF 56 INITIATIVE PETITIONS; ESTABLISHING A FILING DEADLINE FOR House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1969

1 PROPOSED INITIATIVES TO AMEND THE STATE CONSTITUTION; AND 2 REQUIRING A TWO-THIRDS VOTE OF ALL MEMBERS ELECTED TO EACH 3 HOUSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO AMEND, REPEAL, OR SUPERSEDE 4 ANY LAW ENACTED BY AN INITIATIVE FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS 5 AFTER THE LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE.". 6 7 As shown by the following roll call vote, less than a majority of all 8 members elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and 9 Representative Bruce was denied permission to offer a Third Reading 10 amendment that amended the White amendment: 11 12 YES 28 NO 36 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 13Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden N Riesberg Y 14Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 15Borodkin N Green Y Marshall N Rose N 16Bruce Y Hodge N Massey N Scanlan N 17Buescher N Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 18Butcher N Judd N McFadyen N Sonnenberg Y 19Carroll M N Kefalas N McGihon N Soper N 20Carroll T N Kerr A N McKinley Y Stafford Y 21Casso N Kerr J N McNulty Y Stephens Y 22Curry N King Y Merrifield N Summers Y 23Ferrandino N Labuda N Middleton N Swalm Y 24Fischer N Lambert Y Mitchell N Todd N 25Frangas Y Levy N Peniston N Vaad Y 26Gagliardi N Liston Y Pommer N Weissmann Y 27Gallegos N Looper Y Primavera Y White N 28Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 29 Speaker Y 30 31 Third Reading Amendment No. 1, by Representative White, was declared 32 passed by the following roll call vote: 33 34 YES 62 NO 02 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 35Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg N 36Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 37Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 38Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 39Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 40Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 41Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 42Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 43Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 44Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 45Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 46Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 47Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 48Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 49Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 50Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 51 Speaker Y 52 53 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 54 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 55 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 56 bill, as amended, was declared passed. Page 1970 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 YES 58 NO 06 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg N 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 5Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 11Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 13Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 14Frangas N Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 16Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 18 Speaker Y 19 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Carroll T, Casso, Curry, 20 Fischer, Green, Hodge, Labuda, Liston, Looper, Marostica, Marshall, 21 Merrifield, Peniston, Rice, Rose, Scanlan, Sonnenberg. 22 ______23 24 25 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT 26 27 HB08-1227 by Representative(s) Madden; also Senator(s) Tapia-- 28 Concerning the public utilities commission, and, in 29 connection therewith, continuing the public utilities 30 commission under the sunset law, and making an 31 appropriation. 32 33 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 34 pages 1954-1955.) 35 36 On motion of Representative Madden, the Conference Committee Report 37 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 38 39 YES 50 NO 14 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 40Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 41Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 42Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 43Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 44Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 45Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 46Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 47Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 48Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 49Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers N 50Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 51Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell N Todd Y 52Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 53Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 54Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 55Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 56 Speaker Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1971 1 2 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 3 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 4 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 5 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 6 7 YES 43 NO 21 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 8Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 9Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 10Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 11Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 12Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 13Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 14Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 15Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 16Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 17Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 18Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 19Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 20Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 21Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 22Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 23Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 24 Speaker Y 25 ______26 27 28 MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE 29 30 The Senate has passed on Third Reading and returns herewith: 31 HB08-1318, HB08-1405, HB08-1386, HB08-1399. 32 33 The Senate has passed on Third Reading and transmitted to the Revisor 34 of Statutes: 35 36 HB08-1394, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 pages 37 1349-1350, 38 HB08-1400, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 39 1350, 40 HB08-1350, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 41 1350, 42 HB08-1404, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 43 1351, 44 HB08-1389, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 45 1351, and on Third Reading, May 5, 2008, as printed in 46 Senate Journal, 47 HB08-1384, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 pages 48 1352-1353, 49 HB08-1378, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 50 1353, 51 HB08-1387, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 52 1353, 53 HB08-1401, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 54 1351, and 1354, and on Third Reading, May 5, 2008, as 55 printed in Senate Journal. 56 ______Page 1972 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 2 Committee on HB08-1240, as printed in Senate Journal, May 5 2008, 3 pages 1397-1398, and repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned 4 herewith. 5 6 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 7 Committee on HB08-1398, as printed in Senate Journal, May 1, 2008, 8 pages 1302-1303, and repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned 9 herewith. 10 11 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 12 Committee on HB08-1267, as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, 13 and repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 14 15 The Senate has granted permission to the First Conference Committee on 16 SB08-226 to go beyond the scope of the difference between the two 17 houses. 18 ______19 20 MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR 21 We herewith transmit: 22 Without comment, as amended, HB08-1350, 1378, 1384, 1387, 1389, 23 1394, 1400, 1401, and 1404. 24 ______25 26 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILLS 27 28 HB08-1350 by Representative(s) Madden; also Senator(s) Romer-- 29 Concerning the facilitation of the financing of renewable 30 energy. 31 32 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, page 1350.) 33 34 Representative Madden moved that the House concur in Senate 35 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 36 vote: 37 38 YES 56 NO 08 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 42Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 44Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 45Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 46Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 47Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 48Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 49Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 50Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 51Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 52Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 53Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 54Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 55 Speaker Y 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1973 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 55 NO 09 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 16Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 Co-sponsor added: Representative Rose. 25 26 HB08-1378 by Representative(s) Kefalas; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 27 Concerning the use of ranked voting methods, and, in 28 connection therewith, authorizing cities and special 29 districts to use ranked voting. 30 31 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, page 1353.) 32 33 Representative Kefalas moved that the House concur in Senate 34 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 35 vote: 36 37 YES 46 NO 18 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg N 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 40Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 47Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 51Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 54 Speaker Y 55 Page 1974 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 37 NO 27 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg N 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper N 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 16Curry N King N Merrifield Y Summers N 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 20Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White N 22Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 23 Speaker Y 24 Co-sponsor added: Representative Borodkin. 25 26 HB08-1384 by Representative(s) Todd and Merrifield; also Senator(s) 27 Bacon--Concerning improving retention of quality 28 educators, and making an appropriation in connection 29 therewith. 30 31 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, pages 1352-1353.) 32 33 Representative Todd moved that the House concur in Senate 34 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 35 vote: 36 37 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 40Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 47Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 51Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 54 Speaker Y 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1975 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 56 NO 08 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 16Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 20Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll T, Frangas. 25 ______26 27 House in recess. House reconvened. 28 ______29 30 31 REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE 32 33 EDUCATION 34 After consideration on the merits, the Committee recommends the 35 following: 36 37 SB08-098 be postponed indefinitely. 38 ______39 40 41 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 42 on HB08-1240 43 44 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 45 46 To the President of the Senate and the 47 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 48 49 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1240, 50 concerning continuation of the regulation of debt collection, and, in 51 connection therewith, repealing the collection agency board, has met and 52 reports that it has agreed upon the following: 53 54 That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the bill, 55 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 56 changes: Page 1976 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 Amend rerevised bill, page 7, strike lines 8 through 11 and substitute the 2 following: 3 "(b) (I) (A) Maintain, at all times, an office within this state which 4 THAT is open to the public during normal business hours, and which is 5 staffed by at least one full-time employee, said office to keep AND KEEPS 6 a record of all moneys collected and remitted by such THE agency for 7 residents of Colorado. 8 9 (B) THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2010. 10 THE DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES SHALL REVIEW THE 11 REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (I) AND SHALL MAKE 12 RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY OCTOBER 1 2009, 13 PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-34-104, C.R.S. 14 15 (II) MAINTAIN, AT ALL TIMES, A". 16 17 Respectfully submitted, 18 House Committee: Senate Committee: 19 (signed) (signed) 20 Dorothy B Butcher Paula Sandoval 21 Morgan Carroll Mike Kopp 22 Stephanie Takis 23 ______24 25 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 26 on HB08-1267 27 28 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 29 30 To the President of the Senate and the 31 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 32 33 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1267, 34 concerning the creation of a first responder school mapping system, and 35 making an appropriation therefor, has met and reports that it has agreed 36 upon the following: 37 38 That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the bill, 39 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 40 changes: 41 Amend rerevised bill, page 3, line 2, strike "ONE SCHOOL" and substitute 42 "AT LEAST ONE BUT NOT MORE THAN THREE SCHOOLS". 43 44 Page 4, line 5, strike "fifty thousand dollars ($50,000)," and substitute 45 "one hundred fifty thousand dollars ($150,000),"; 46 47 line 9, strike "fifty thousand dollars ($50,000)," and substitute "one 48 hundred fifty thousand dollars ($150,000),". 49 50 Respectfully submitted, 51 House Committee: Senate Committee: 52 (signed) (signed) 53 Tom Massey Ken Kester 54 Kathleen Curry John Morse 55 Bernie Buescher Bob Bacon 56 ______House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1977 1 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 2 on HB08-1398 3 4 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 5 6 To the President of the Senate and the 7 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 8 9 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1398, 10 concerning the operational account of the severance tax trust fund without 11 making any appropriations therefrom, and, in connection therewith, 12 changing the reserve requirement, requiring most transfers from the 13 account to be made in three installments during a fiscal year, making the 14 second and third transfers subject to proportional reduction if there are 15 insufficient funds in the account to meet the reserve requirement at the 16 end of the fiscal year, removing obsolete provisions of law, and reducing 17 an appropriation in the long bill as a result of such transfers, has met and 18 reports that it has agreed upon the following: 19 20 That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the bill, 21 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, and that the following 22 amendment be substituted therefor: 23 24 Amend rerevised bill, page 13, strike lines 2 and 3 and substitute the 25 following: 26 27 "(b) IF THE REVENUE ESTIMATE PREPARED BY THE STAFF OF"; 28 29 strike lines 20 through 23. 30 31 Respectfully submitted, 32 House Committee: Senate Committee: 33 (signed) (signed) 34 Bernie Buescher 35 Al White Moe Keller 36 Jack Pommer John Morse 37 ______38 39 40 MEMORANDUM 41 REPORT FROM THE HOUSE AND SENATE 42 COMMITTEES ON DELAYED BILLS 43 44 Pursuant to Joint Rule 23 (c), the House and Senate Committees on 45 Delayed Bills, acting jointly, extend the following deadline for House Bill 46 No. 08-1388, Concerning the Financing of Public Schools: 47 48 The Friday, March 14 deadline (the 66th legislative day) for final passage, 49 including any conference committee report, for any bill prescribing all or 50 a substantial portion of the total funding for public schools pursuant to the 51 “Public School Finance Act of 1994", article 54 of title 22, Colorado 52 Revised Statutes, as extended until Friday, April 25, 2008 (the 108th 53 legislative day), Friday, May 2, 2008 (the 115th legislative day), and 54 subsequently until Monday, May 5, 2008 (the 118th legislative day), is 55 further extended until Wednesday, May 7, 2008 (the 120th legislative 56 day). Page 1978 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 This memorandum shall be printed in the journal of each house as is 2 required by said Joint Rule 23 (c). 3 4 (signed) (signed) 5 Andrew Romanoff Peter Groff 6 Alice Madden Ken Gordon 7 Mike May 8 ______9 10 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 11 12 The Senate has passed on Third Reading and returns herewith: 13 HCR08-1009, HCR08-1008. 14 15 The Senate has passed on Third Reading and transmitted to the Revisor 16 of Statutes: 17 HB08-1356, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, 18 page1365, 19 HB08-1414, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 20 1388, 21 HB08-1415, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 22 1388, 23 HB08-1382, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 24 1389, 25 HB08-1402, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 26 1389, 27 HB08-1395, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 28 1389, 29 HB08-1407, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 30 1389, 31 HB08-1412, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, pages 32 1389-1390, 33 HB08-1391, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 34 1390, and on Third Reading, May 6, 2008 as printed in 35 Senate Journal, 36 HB08-1032, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 37 1390, 38 HB08-1406, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 39 1390, 40 HB08-1408, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 41 1395, 42 HB08-1216, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 1, 2008, pages 43 1298-1299, and May 5, 2008, page 1395, 44 HB08-1409, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, pages 45 1395-1396, 46 HB08-1410, amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 47 1364, and 1424, and on Third Reading, May 6, 2008 as 48 printed in Senate Journal. 49 ______50 51 MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR 52 53 We herewith transmit: 54 Without comment, as amended, HB08-1032, 1216, 1356, 1382, 1391, 55 1395, 1402, 1406, 1407, 1408, 1409, 1410, 1412, 1414, and 1415. 56 ______House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1979 1 House in recess. House reconvened. 2 ______3 4 5 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 6 on SB08-212 7 8 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 9 10 To the President of the Senate and the 11 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 12 13 Your first conference committee appointed on SB08-212, 14 concerning alignment of preschool to postsecondary education, and 15 making an appropriation in connection therewith, has met and reports that 16 it has agreed upon the following: 17 18 1. That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the 19 bill, as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 20 changes: 21 22 Amend rerevised bill, page 37, line 26, after "CONTRARY,", insert "IN 23 ORDER TO PRESERVE FLEXIBILITY AND ADAPTABILITY AT THE STATE 24 LEVEL,". 25 26 Page 38, strike lines 6 through 10 and substitute the following: 27 28 "(c) THE LIMITATIONS ON THE CONTENTS OF THE STATE PLAN 29 SPECIFIED IN PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS SUBSECTION (2) SHALL NOT BE 30 CONSTRUED TO PROHIBIT THE STATE BOARD AND THE COMMISSION FROM 31 ADOPTING, AND THE STATE BOARD AND THE COMMISSION ARE 32 ENCOURAGED TO ADOPT, DESCRIPTIONS, STANDARDS, ASSESSMENTS, AND 33 OTHER COMPONENTS OF THE ALIGNED PRESCHOOL THROUGH 34 POSTSECONDARY PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEMS THAT EXCEED THE 35 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL LAW AND THAT ARE COMPARABLE 36 IN SCOPE, RELEVANCE, AND RIGOR TO THE HIGHEST NATIONAL AND 37 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS THAT HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED 38 SUCCESSFULLY AND ARE CONSISTENT WITH AND RELEVANT TO 39 ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 22-7-1002.". 40 41 2. That, under the authority granted the committee to consider 42 matters not at issue between the two houses, the following amendments 43 be recommended: 44 45 Amend rerevised bill, page 16, line 6, after "LANGUAGES,", insert 46 "ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCY,". 47 48 Page 21, after line 5, insert the following: 49 50 "(3) IN ADOPTING AN ASSESSMENT THAT IS ALIGNED WITH THE 51 STATE STANDARDS FOR WRITING, THE STATE BOARD SHALL: 52 53 (a) ENSURE THAT ANY WRITING ASSESSMENT THAT IS INCLUDED 54 WITHIN THE SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENTS CAN BE EVALUATED AND THE 55 RESULTS RETURNED TO THE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS IN A TIMELY 56 MANNER AND THAT THE ASSESSMENT IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE RELEVANT, Page 1980 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 USEFUL RESULTS; AND 2 3 (b) SEEK INPUT FROM LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDERS CONCERNING 4 THE WRITING ASSESSMENTS USED BY EACH LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER, 5 THE USEFULNESS OF THE ASSESSMENTS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM 6 THE LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER CONCERNING WRITING ASSESSMENTS 7 THAT WOULD BE EFFECTIVELY USED AT A STATEWIDE LEVEL.". 8 9 Renumber succeeding subsections accordingly. 10 11 Page 39, after line 4, insert the following: 12 13 "(b) IN REVISING ITS PRESCHOOL THROUGH ELEMENTARY AND 14 SECONDARY EDUCATION STANDARDS, EACH LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER 15 SHALL ENSURE THAT IT ADOPTS STANDARDS, AT A MINIMUM, IN THOSE 16 SUBJECT MATTER AREAS THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THE STATE PRESCHOOL 17 THROUGH ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION STANDARDS, 18 INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCY.". 19 20 Reletter succeeding paragraph accordingly. 21 22 Page 39, after line 18, insert the following: 23 24 "(3) EACH LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER SHALL ADOPT 25 ASSESSMENTS THAT ARE ALIGNED WITH THE LOCAL EDUCATION 26 PROVIDER'S STANDARDS AND CURRICULA AND THAT WILL ADEQUATELY 27 MEASURE EACH STUDENT'S PROGRESS TOWARD AND ATTAINMENT OF THE 28 LOCAL EDUCATION PROVIDER'S STANDARDS FOR THE SUBJECT AREAS THAT 29 ARE NOT ASSESSED BY THE STATE THROUGH THE SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENTS 30 ADOPTED BY THE STATE BOARD PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-7-1006.". 31 32 Renumber succeeding subsections accordingly. 33 34 Page 47, after line 4, insert the following: 35 36 "(5) (a) BEGINNING IN THE 2011-12 ACADEMIC YEAR, IF A STUDENT 37 WHOSE DOMINANT LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 38 22-24-103 (4), IS ENROLLED IN ELEVENTH OR TWELFTH GRADE AND THE 39 STUDENT HAS NOT DEMONSTRATED ATTAINMENT OF THE STANDARD FOR 40 ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCY AND HAS NOT DEMONSTRATED 41 POSTSECONDARY AND WORKFORCE READINESS, THE LOCAL EDUCATION 42 PROVIDER WITH WHICH THE STUDENT IS ENROLLED SHALL PROVIDE TO THE 43 STUDENT ADDITIONAL SERVICES AND SUPPORTS AS NECESSARY TO ASSIST 44 THE STUDENT IN ATTAINING THE STANDARD. 45 46 (b) FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF THE COST STUDY REPORT DELIVERED 47 MARCH 1, 2010, PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-7-1018 (2) (a), THE GENERAL 48 ASSEMBLY SHALL ADDRESS THE SERVICES AND RESOURCES NECESSARY 49 FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF PARAGRAPH (a) OF THIS SUBSECTION (5).". 50 51 Page 49, line 9, strike "STANDARDS;" and substitute "STANDARDS, 52 INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLEMENTING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 53 COMPETENCY STANDARDS AND PROVIDING SERVICES AND SUPPORTS AS 54 REQUIRED IN SECTION 22-7-1016 (5);". 55 56 Page 50, line 13, strike "DESCRIPTION," and substitute "DESCRIPTION;"; House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1981

1 line 14, after "STANDARDS," insert "INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE 2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPETENCY STANDARDS;". 3 4 Respectfully submitted, 5 Senate Committee: House Committee: 6 (signed) (signed) 7 Chris Romer Robert Witwer 8 Josh Penry Christine Scanlan 9 Peter Groff Andrew Kerr 10 ______11 12 MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE 13 14 The Senate has voted not to concur in House Amendments to SB08-243, 15 and requests that a Conference Committee be appointed. The President 16 appointed Senators Gordon- Chair, Bacon, and Cadman, as members of 17 the First Conference Committee on SB08-243 on the part of the Senate. 18 The bill is transmitted herewith. 19 20 The Senate has voted not to concur in House Amendments to SB08-011, 21 and requests that a Conference Committee be appointed. The President 22 appointed Senators Morse- Chair, Boyd, and Penry as members of the 23 First Conference Committee on SB08-011 on the part of the Senate. The 24 bill is transmitted herewith. 25 26 In response to the request of the House for a Conference Committee on 27 HB08-1401, the President appoints Senators Gordon- Chair, Bacon, 28 Johnson as conferees on the First Conference Committee on HB08-1401. 29 30 The Senate voted to recall HB08-1216, for purposes of reconsideration, 31 and requests the return of the bill. 32 ______33 34 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJR08-021, SJR08-029, 35 SJR08-033, and SJR08- 035. 36 ______37 38 39 INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS 40 41 The following resolutions were read by title and laid over until later in the 42 day: 43 44 SJR08-021 by Senator(s) Wiens, Tapia; also Representative(s) 45 Butcher--Concerning the U.S.S. Pueblo. 46 47 SJR08-029 by Senator(s) Veiga; also Representative(s) Ferrandino-- 48 Concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the Denver Urban 49 Renewal Authority. 50 51 SJR08-033 by Senator(s) Cadman; also Representative(s) White-- 52 Concerning a United States-Taiwan free trade agreement. 53 54 SJR08-035 by Senator(s) Tupa; also Representative(s) Madden-- 55 Concerning recognition of Colorado researchers who 56 participated in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Page 1982 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 Change, and, in connection therewith, honoring Colorado 2 researchers who shared the award for the Nobel Peace 3 Prize for 2007. 4 ______5 6 7 APPOINTMENTS TO CONFERENCE COMMITTEES 8 9 Pursuant to a request from the Senate, the Speaker appointed House 10 conferees to the First Conference Committees as follows: 11 12 SB08-011--Representatives Massey, Chairman, McGihon and Rice 13 SB08-243--Representatives Carroll M, Chairman, Ferrandino and 14 Lundberg 15 ______16 17 18 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILLS 19 20 HB08-1387 by Representative(s) Buescher, Gallegos, McFadyen, 21 Pommer; also Senator(s) Veiga--Concerning energy- 22 related assistance to low-income households from the 23 proceeds of the operational account of the severance tax 24 trust fund, and making an appropriation in connection 25 therewith. 26 27 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, page 1353.) 28 29 Representative Buescher moved that the House concur in Senate 30 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 31 vote: 32 33 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 34Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 35Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 36Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 37Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 38Buescher Y Jahn E May Y Solano Y 39Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 40Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 41Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 42Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 43Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 44Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 45Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 46Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 47Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 48Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 49Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 50 Speaker Y 51 52 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 53 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 54 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 55 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1983

1 YES 55 NO 09 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 5Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 11Curry N King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 13Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 18 Speaker Y 19 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Rice. 20 21 HB08-1389 by Representative(s) Carroll M., Benefield, Borodkin, 22 Butcher, Carroll T., Casso, Curry, Ferrandino, Fischer, 23 Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, Green, Hodge, Kefalas, Kerr 24 A., Labuda, Levy, Madden, McFadyen, McKinley, 25 Merrifield, Middleton, Pommer, Primavera, Solano, Soper, 26 Stafford, Todd, Weissmann; also Senator(s) Sandoval, 27 Gordon, Shaffer, Tochtrop--Concerning increased 28 oversight of health insurance rates, and making an 29 appropriation therefor. 30 31 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, 2008 page 1351, and on 32 Third Reading, May 5, 2008) 33 34 Representative Carroll M moved that the House concur in Senate 35 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 36 vote: 37 38 YES 48 NO 16 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 42Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 44Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 45Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 46Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 47Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 48Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 49Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 50Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 51Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 52Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 53Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 54Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 55 Speaker Y 56 Page 1984 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 42 NO 22 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 16Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 20Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 23 Speaker Y 24 Co-sponsor added: Representative Marshall. 25 26 HB08-1394 by Representative(s) Weissmann; also Senator(s) Tapia-- 27 Concerning reporting requirements to the committees of 28 the general assembly, and, in connection therewith, 29 continuing certain reporting requirements pursuant to the 30 Colorado "Information Coordination Act". 31 32 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, pages 1349-1350.) 33 34 Representative Weissmann moved that the House concur in Senate 35 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 36 vote: 37 38 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 42Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 44Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 45Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 46Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 47Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 48Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 49Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 50Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 51Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 52Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 53Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 54Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 55 Speaker Y 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1985 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 16Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 25 26 HB08-1400 by Representative(s) Scanlan; also Senator(s) Gibbs-- 27 Concerning the authority of the division of employment 28 and training to use private moneys. 29 30 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, page 1350.) 31 32 Representative Scanlan moved that the House concur in Senate 33 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 34 vote: 35 36 YES 55 NO 09 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 37Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 38Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 39Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 40Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 41Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 42Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 43Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 44Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 45Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 46Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 47Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 48Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell N Todd Y 49Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 50Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 51Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 52Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 53 Speaker N 54 55 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 56 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a Page 1986 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 2 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 3 4 YES 61 NO 03 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell Y Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 Co-sponsor added: Representative Labuda. 23 24 HB08-1404 by Representative(s) Stafford, Marostica, McGihon, 25 Garza-Hicks, Green, Gagliardi, Primavera; also Senator(s) 26 Keller--Concerning a comprehensive review of Colorado's 27 child welfare system to result in the development of an 28 action plan to provide improved protection of children, 29 and making an appropriation in connection therewith. 30 31 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 2, page 1351.) 32 33 Representative Stafford moved that the House concur in Senate 34 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 35 vote: 36 37 YES 61 NO 03 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 40Borodkin Y Green N Marshall Y Rose N 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 47Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 51Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 54 Speaker Y 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1987 1 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 47 NO 17 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 16Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell N Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 20Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann N 21Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 23 Speaker Y 24 25 ______26 27 28 CONSENT GRANTED TO CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 29 30 Representative Marshall moved that the First Conference Committee on 31 HB08-1401 be granted permission to go beyond the scope of the 32 difference between the House and the Senate. The motion was passed by 33 the following roll call vote: 34 35 YES 58 NO 06 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 36Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 37Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 38Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 39Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 40Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 41Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 42Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 43Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 44Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 45Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 46Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 47Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 48Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 49Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 50Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 51Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 52 Speaker Y 53 54 ______55 56 Page 1988 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILLS 2 3 HB08-1356 by Representative(s) Merrifield, Kefalas, Soper, 4 Weissmann; also Senator(s) Tupa and Boyd--Concerning 5 landlord and tenant relations. 6 7 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1365.) 8 9 Representative Merrifield moved that the House concur in Senate amend- 10 ments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call vote: 11 12 YES 45 NO 17 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 13Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 14Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 15Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 16Bruce N Hodge E Massey Y Scanlan Y 17Buescher N Jahn Y May N Solano Y 18Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 19Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 20Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 21Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 22Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 23Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 24Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 25Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 26Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 27Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 28Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 29 Speaker Y 30 31 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 32 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 33 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 34 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 35 36 YES 38 NO 24 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 37Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 38Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 39Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 40Bruce N Hodge E Massey N Scanlan Y 41Buescher N Jahn Y May N Solano Y 42Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 43Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 44Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 45Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 46Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 47Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 48Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 49Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 50Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 51Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White N 52Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 53 Speaker Y 54 Representatives Hodge, Mitchell excused from voting under House Rule 55 21(c). 56 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Carroll T, Curry, Riesberg. House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1989 1 HB08-1414 by Representative(s) Buescher; also Senator(s) Penry-- 2 Concerning an increase in the regulation of the disposal of 3 exploration and production wastes from oil and gas 4 operations at commercial solid waste facilities pursuant to 5 rules promulgated by the solid and hazardous waste 6 commission. 7 8 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1388.) 9 10 Representative Buescher moved that the House concur in Senate 11 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 12 vote: 13 14 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 15Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 16Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 17Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 18Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 19Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 20Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 21Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 22Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 23Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 24Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 25Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 26Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 27Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 28Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 29Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 30Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 31 Speaker Y 32 33 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 34 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 35 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 36 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 37 38 YES 63 NO 01 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 42Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 44Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 45Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 46Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 47Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 48Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 49Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 50Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 51Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 52Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 53Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 54Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 55 Speaker Y 56 Co-sponsor added: Representative Borodkin. Page 1990 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 HB08-1415 by Representative(s) Massey and Jahn, Looper, Todd, Kerr 2 A., McGihon, Labuda, Frangas; also Senator(s) Gibbs and 3 Spence--Concerning the designation of a portion of the 4 limited gaming fund revenues that would otherwise be 5 transferred to the film incentives cash fund to the Colorado 6 office of economic development to be used for the 7 operational expenses of the Colorado film commission, 8 and making an appropriation in connection therewith. 9 10 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1388.) 11 12 Representative Massey moved that the House concur in Senate amend- 13 ments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call vote: 14 15 YES 62 NO 02 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 16Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 17Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 18Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 19Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 20Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 21Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 22Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 23Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 24Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 25Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 26Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 27Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 28Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 29Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 30Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 31Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 32 Speaker Y 33 34 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 35 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 36 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 37 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 38 39 YES 61 NO 03 EXCUSED 01 ABSENT 00 40Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 41Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 42Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 43Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 44Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 45Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 46Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 47Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 48Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 49Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 50Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 51Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell Y Todd Y 52Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 53Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 54Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 55Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 56 Speaker Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1991 1 HB08-1382 by Representative(s) Carroll T.; also Senator(s) Shaffer-- 2 Concerning criminal procedural matters that affect 3 convicted persons, and making an appropriation in 4 connection therewith. 5 6 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1389.) 7 8 Representative Carroll T moved that the House concur in Senate 9 amendments. A substitute motion by Representative Weissmann that the 10 House not concur in Senate amendments and that a Conference 11 Committee be appointed was declared passed by the following roll call 12 vote: 13 14 YES 47 NO 16 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 15Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 16Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 17Borodkin Y Green N Marshall Y Rose Y 18Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 19Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 20Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 21Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 22Carroll T N Kerr A N McKinley Y Stafford Y 23Casso N Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens N 24Curry Y King N Merrifield N Summers Y 25Ferrandino N Labuda Y Middleton N Swalm Y 26Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 27Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 28Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 29Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White N 30Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 31 Speaker Y 32 The Speaker appointed Representatives Carroll T, Chairman, Carroll M 33 and Witwer as House conferees to the bill. 34 35 HB08-1402 by Representative(s) Gagliardi and Ferrandino, Benefield, 36 Borodkin, Butcher, Carroll M., Casso, Fischer, Gallegos, 37 Green, Kerr A., McGihon, Merrifield, Middleton, 38 Peniston, Pommer, Primavera, Solano, Soper, Todd; also 39 Senator(s) Bacon, Boyd, Groff, Morse, Tapia, Tochtrop-- 40 Concerning additional protections for homeowners facing 41 foreclosure, and making an appropriation therefor. 42 43 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1389.) 44 45 Representative Ferrandino moved that the House concur in Senate 46 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 47 vote: 48 49 YES 45 NO 18 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 50Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg N 51Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 52Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 53Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 54Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 55Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 56Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y Page 1992 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 2Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 3Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 4Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 5Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 6Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 7Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 8Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 9Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 10 Speaker Y 11 12 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 13 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 14 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 15 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 16 17 YES 42 NO 21 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 18Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg N 19Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 20Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 21Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 22Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 23Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 24Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 25Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 26Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 27Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 28Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 29Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 30Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 31Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 32Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 33Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 34 Speaker Y 35 36 HB08-1395 by Representative(s) Marostica, Carroll T., Ferrandino, 37 Gardner B., Gardner C., Hodge, Kerr J., King, Looper, 38 Lundberg, Marshall, Massey, May M., McFadyen, 39 McNulty, Mitchell V., Riesberg, Roberts, Rose, 40 Sonnenberg, Stephens, Summers, Swalm, Vaad, White, 41 Witwer; also Senator(s) Windels, Bacon, Penry-- 42 Concerning a property tax exemption for certain property 43 leased by governmental entities that use the property for 44 governmental purposes. 45 46 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1389.) 47 48 Representative Marostica moved that the House concur in Senate 49 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 50 vote: 51 52 YES 61 NO 02 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 53Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 54Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 55Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 56Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1993

1Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 2Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 3Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 4Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 5Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 6Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 7Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 8Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 9Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 10Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 11Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 12Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 13 Speaker Y 14 15 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 16 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 17 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 18 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 19 20 YES 58 NO 05 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 21Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 22Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 23Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 24Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 25Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 26Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 27Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 28Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 29Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 30Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 31Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 32Fischer N Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 33Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 34Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 35Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 36Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 37 Speaker Y 38 Co-sponsor added: Representative Soper. 39 40 HB08-1407 by Representative(s) Romanoff; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 41 Concerning strengthening penalties for the unreasonable 42 conduct of an insurance carrier, and making an 43 appropriation in connection therewith. 44 45 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1389.) 46 47 Representative Romanoff moved that the House concur in Senate 48 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 49 vote: 50 51 YES 58 NO 05 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 52Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 53Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 54Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 55Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 56Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y Page 1994 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 2Carroll M N Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 3Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 4Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 5Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 6Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 7Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 8Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 9Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 10Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 11Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 12 Speaker Y 13 14 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 15 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 16 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 17 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 18 19 YES 43 NO 20 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 20Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 21Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 22Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 23Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 24Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 25Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 26Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 27Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 28Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 29Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 30Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 31Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 32Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 33Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 34Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 35Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 36 Speaker Y 37 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Buescher, Curry, Jahn, Kefalas, Levy, 38 Pommer, Rice, Scanlan, Solano. 39 40 HB08-1412 by Representative(s) Labuda, Gardner B., Levy, McGihon, 41 Roberts; also Senator(s) Brophy, Veiga--Concerning the 42 revision of statutes in the Colorado Revised Statutes, as 43 amended, and, in connection therewith, amending or 44 repealing obsolete, inconsistent, and conflicting provisions 45 of law and clarifying the language to reflect the legislative 46 intent of the laws. 47 48 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, pages 1389-1390.) 49 50 Representative Labuda moved that the House concur in Senate 51 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 52 vote: 53 54 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 55Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 56Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1995

1Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 2Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 3Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 4Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 5Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 6Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 7Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 8Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 9Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 10Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 11Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 12Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 13Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 14Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 15 Speaker Y 16 17 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 18 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 19 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 20 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 21 22 YES 63 NO 00 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 23Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 24Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 25Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 26Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 27Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 28Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 29Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 30Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 31Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 32Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 33Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 34Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 35Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 36Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 37Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 38Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 39 Speaker Y 40 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Kerr J, Rose. 41 42 HB08-1391 by Representative(s) Romanoff and Buescher, McGihon, 43 Stafford, Benefield, Carroll T., Fischer, Frangas, Kefalas, 44 Kerr J., Marostica, Massey, Primavera, Rice, Riesberg, 45 Roberts, Scanlan, Stephens, White; also Senator(s) Keller 46 and Morse, Boyd--Concerning the creation of a pilot 47 program to provide mental health services for children 48 who have been involved in a substantiated case of child 49 abuse or neglect, and making an appropriation therefor. 50 51 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 1390, and on 52 Third Reading, May 6, 2008) 53 54 Representative Buescher moved that the House concur in Senate 55 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 56 vote: Page 1996 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 YES 61 NO 02 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 5Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 11Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 13Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 15Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 18 Speaker Y 19 20 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 21 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 22 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 23 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 24 25 YES 61 NO 02 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 26Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 27Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 28Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 29Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 30Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 31Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 32Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 33Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 34Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 35Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 36Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 37Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 38Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 39Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 40Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 41Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 42 Speaker Y 43 44 HB08-1032 by Representative(s) Massey, Green, Riesberg; also 45 Senator(s) Morse, Boyd--Concerning a change in 46 payments to pharmacies for certain drugs under medicaid. 47 48 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1390.) 49 50 Representative Massey moved that the House concur in Senate 51 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 52 vote: 53 54 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 55Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 56Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1997

1Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 2Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 3Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 4Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 5Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 6Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 7Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 8Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 9Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 10Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 11Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 12Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 13Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 14Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 15 Speaker Y 16 17 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 18 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 19 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 20 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 21 22 YES 61 NO 02 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 23Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 24Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 25Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 26Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 27Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 28Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 29Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 30Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 31Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 32Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 33Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 34Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 35Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 36Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 37Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera N White Y 38Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 39 Speaker Y 40 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Peniston. 41 42 HB08-1406 by Representative(s) Madden; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 43 Concerning the circulation of initiative and referendum 44 petitions. 45 46 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1390.) 47 48 Representative Madden moved that the House concur in Senate 49 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 50 vote: 51 52 YES 55 NO 08 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 53Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 54Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 55Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 56Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y Page 1998 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 2Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 3Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 4Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 5Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 6Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 7Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 8Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 9Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 10Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 11Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 12Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer N 13 Speaker Y 14 15 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 16 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 17 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 18 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 19 20 YES 51 NO 12 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 21Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 22Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 23Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 24Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 25Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 26Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 27Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 28Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 29Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 30Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 31Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 32Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 33Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 34Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 35Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 36Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 37 Speaker Y 38 Co-sponsor added: Representative McFadyen. 39 40 HB08-1408 by Representative(s) Levy, Merrifield; also Senator(s) 41 Veiga--Concerning the implementation of additional 42 requirements on a corporate income taxpayer to verify the 43 validity of transactions related to real estate investment 44 trusts. 45 46 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, page 1395.) 47 48 Representative Levy moved that the House concur in Senate 49 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 50 vote: 51 52 YES 48 NO 15 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 53Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 54Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 55Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 56Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 1999

1Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 2Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 3Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 4Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 5Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 6Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 7Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 8Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 9Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 10Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 11Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 12Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 13 Speaker Y 14 15 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 16 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 17 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 18 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 19 20 YES 37 NO 26 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 21Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 22Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 23Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 24Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 25Buescher N Jahn N May N Solano Y 26Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 27Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 28Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford N 29Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 30Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 31Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 32Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 33Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 34Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 35Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White N 36Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 37 Speaker Y 38 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Fischer, Judd, Labuda, Merrifield. 39 40 HB08-1409 by Representative(s) Pommer; also Senator(s) Johnson-- 41 Concerning recovery of payments under medicaid, and 42 making an appropriation. 43 44 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, pages 1395-1396.) 45 46 Representative Pommer moved that the House concur in Senate 47 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 48 vote: 49 50 YES 53 NO 10 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 51Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 52Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 53Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 54Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 55Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 56Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N Page 2000 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 2Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 3Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 4Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 5Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 6Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 7Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 8Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 9Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 10Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 11 Speaker Y 12 13 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 14 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 15 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 16 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 17 18 YES 51 NO 12 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 19Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 20Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 21Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 22Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 23Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 24Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 25Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 26Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 27Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 28Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 29Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 30Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 31Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 32Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 33Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 34Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 35 Speaker Y 36 37 HB08-1410 by Representative(s) Kerr A., Frangas, Borodkin, Butcher, 38 Casso, Ferrandino, Fischer, Gallegos, Green, Hodge, 39 Kefalas, Labuda, Madden, Marshall, McFadyen, 40 McGihon, Middleton, Peniston, Primavera, Scanlan, 41 Soper, Todd; also Senator(s) Tochtrop--Concerning a 42 requirement that health insurance plans include coverage 43 for colorectal cancer prevention services, and, in 44 connection therewith, exempting certain small group basic 45 health plans. 46 47 (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 5, 2008, page 1364, and 48 1424, and on Third Reading, May 6, 2008) 49 50 Representative Kerr A moved that the House not concur in Senate 51 amendments and that a Conference Committee be appointed. The motion 52 was declared passed by the following roll call vote: 53 54 YES 53 NO 10 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 55Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 56Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2001

1Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 2Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 3Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 4Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 5Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 6Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 7Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 8Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 9Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 10Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 11Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 12Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 13Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 14Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer N 15 Speaker Y 16 The Speaker appointed Representatives Kerr A, Chairman, Butcher and 17 Roberts as House conferees to the bill. 18 ______19 20 21 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 22 23 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the Second Conference 24 Committee on HB08-1388, as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, and 25 repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 26 ______27 28 29 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 30 on HB08-1388 31 32 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 33 34 To the President of the Senate and the 35 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 36 37 Your second conference committee appointed on HB08-1388, 38 concerning the financing of public schools, and making an appropriation 39 therefor, has met and reports that it has agreed upon the following: 40 41 1. That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the 42 bill, as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 43 changes: 44 45 Amend rerevised bill, page 5, line 8, strike "$5,269.63," and substitute 46 "$5,270.13,"; 47 48 line 9, strike "$19.22" and substitute "$19.72"; 49 50 line 10, strike "$19.22" and substitute "$19.72"; 51 52 line 20, strike "nine million seven hundred"; 53 54 line 21, strike "thousand" and substitute "ten million". 55 56 Page 6, line 5, strike "$5,269.63," and substitute "$5,270.13,"; Page 2002 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 line 6, strike "$182.02" and substitute "$182.52"; 2 3 line 7, strike "$19.22" and substitute "$19.72". 4 5 Page 9, line 9, strike the second "and"; 6 7 line 10, strike "kindergarten"; 8 9 line 17, after "THE" insert "MINIMUM"; 10 11 line 27, strike "FOR" and substitute "Such FOR", and after "THEREAFTER, 12 THE", insert "MINIMUM". 13 14 Page 15, line 6, after "FUND.", add "OF SUCH ADDITIONAL MONEYS 15 APPROPRIATED IN THE 2008-09 BUDGET YEAR, ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE 16 THOUSAND DOLLARS SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 17 22-54-133.". 18 19 Page 25, line 27, strike "YEAR AND EACH BUDGET YEAR". 20 21 Page 26, strike line 1; 22 23 line 2, strike "MILLION DOLLARS TO BE USED" and substitute"YEAR, OF THE 24 MONEYS APPROPRIATED"; 25 26 line 3, strike "22-20-114.5," and substitute "22-54-124 (3),"; 27 28 line 4, strike "ADDITIONAL", and after "SECTION.", add "THIS SECTION 29 SHALL NOT AFFECT THE ABILITY OF A CHARTER SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF OR 30 THE BLIND TO APPLY FOR AND TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL 31 MONEYS PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-54-124 (3).". 32 33 Page 30, line 24, strike "YEAR; EXCEPT THAT, FOR" and substitute 34 "YEAR."; 35 36 strike lines 25 through 27. 37 38 Page 31, strike lines 1 through 3. 39 40 Page 35, line 11, strike "and kindergarten"; 41 42 line 13, strike "AND"; 43 44 line 14, strike "KINDERGARTEN"; 45 46 line 15, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN"; 47 48 line 18, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN"; 49 50 line 20, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN"; 51 52 line 23, strike "AND"; 53 54 line 24, strike "KINDERGARTEN"; 55 56 line 26, strike "AND"; House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2003

1 line 27, strike "KINDERGARTEN". 2 3 Page 36, line 1, strike "AND"; 4 5 line 2, strike "KINDERGARTEN"; 6 7 strike lines 15 through 27. 8 9 Page 37, strike lines 1 through 3. 10 11 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 12 13 Page 50, strike lines 23 through 27. 14 15 Strike pages 51 through 56. 16 17 Page 57, strike lines 1 through 15 and substitute the following: 18 19 "SECTION 34. Title 22, Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended 20 BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW ARTICLE to read: 21 22 ARTICLE 69 23 Alternative Teacher Compensation Plan Act 24 25 22-69-101. Short title. THIS ARTICLE SHALL BE KNOWN AND MAY 26 BE CITED AS THE "ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN ACT". 27 28 22-69-102. Legislative declaration. (1) THE GENERAL 29 ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS THAT: 30 31 (a) TEACHERS ARE A KEY COMPONENT IN THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS 32 OF CHILDREN; 33 34 (b) TO SUPPORT TEACHERS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS SHOULD 35 ENCOURAGE INNOVATIVE, CREATIVE, AND HIGH-QUALITY TEACHING 36 PRACTICES, AND TEACHERS WHO FOLLOW THESE PRACTICES AND WHO 37 PROMOTE EXCELLENT STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOULD BE REWARDED; 38 39 (c) PROMOTING STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND ACHIEVING 40 TEACHING EXCELLENCE IS PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT WHEN DEALING WITH 41 THE ISSUES RELATED TO AT-RISK STUDENTS; 42 43 (d) CONSISTENT WITH THE FINDINGS OF THE P-20 COUNCIL, THE 44 STATE DOES NOT FULLY FUND STATE MANDATES NOR ADEQUATELY MEET 45 THE NEEDS OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO ATTRACT, RETAIN, AND SUPPORT THE 46 HIGH-QUALITY TEACHERS NEEDED TO REACH COLORADO'S EDUCATIONAL 47 GOALS; 48 49 (e) ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLANS CAN SERVE AS 50 A MECHANISM FOR REWARDING TEACHING EXCELLENCE AND 51 ENCOURAGING CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO HELPING 52 COLORADO IMPROVE THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF ALL STUDENTS 53 AND MEET ITS EDUCATION GOALS THAT INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED 54 TO, DECREASING THE DROPOUT RATE, CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP, 55 AND INCREASING THE NUMBER OF POSTSECONDARY DEGREES AND 56 CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO COLORADO STUDENTS; AND Page 2004 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 (f) CONSISTENT WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE P-20 2 COUNCIL, THE ULTIMATE SUCCESS OF ALTERNATIVE COMPENSATION 3 SYSTEMS WILL REQUIRE BOTH SIGNIFICANT INCREASES IN BASE PAY AND 4 SUSTAINED, STABLE, AND SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO ENSURE 5 THAT MEANINGFUL, DIFFERENTIATED PAY SCHEDULES CAN BE SUPPORTED 6 OVER THE LONG TERM. 7 8 (2) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THEREFORE DECLARES THAT 9 PROVIDING SEED MONEY THROUGH A COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM TO 10 SCHOOL DISTRICTS THAT SEEK TO DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE TEACHER 11 COMPENSATION PLANS IS A CONCRETE WAY IN WHICH THE STATE CAN 12 FURTHER THE GOALS OF TEACHING EXCELLENCE AND HIGH STUDENT 13 ACHIEVEMENT IN THE PARTICIPATING SCHOOL DISTRICTS. 14 15 (3) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FURTHER FINDS AND DECLARES THAT, 16 FOR PURPOSES OF SECTION 17 OF ARTICLE IX OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION, 17 PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE 18 TEACHER COMPENSATION PLANS IS SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED AS AN 19 AUTHORIZED USE OF MONEYS IN THE STATE EDUCATION FUND CREATED IN 20 SECTION 17 (4) OF ARTICLE IX OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION. THEREFORE, 21 THIS ARTICLE MAY BE IMPLEMENTED WITH APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE 22 STATE EDUCATION FUND. 23 24 22-69-103. Definitions. AS USED IN THIS ARTICLE, UNLESS THE 25 CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES: 26 27 (1) "DEPARTMENT" MEANS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 28 CREATED AND EXISTING PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-1-115, C.R.S. 29 30 (2) "GRANT PROGRAM" MEANS THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER 31 COMPENSATION PLAN GRANT PROGRAM CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION 32 22-69-104. 33 34 (3) "P-20 COUNCIL" MEANS THE GOVERNOR'S P-20 EDUCATION 35 COORDINATING COUNCIL CREATED BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER EXECUTIVE 36 ORDER B 003 07. 37 38 (4) "SCHOOL DISTRICT" MEANS ANY SCHOOL DISTRICT ORGANIZED 39 AND EXISTING PURSUANT TO LAW BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE A JUNIOR 40 COLLEGE DISTRICT. 41 42 (5) "STATE BOARD" MEANS THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, 43 CREATED AND EXISTING PURSUANT TO SECTION 1 OF ARTICLE IX OF THE 44 STATE CONSTITUTION. 45 46 (6) "TEACHER" MEANS A PERSON EMPLOYED TO INSTRUCT 47 STUDENTS IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THE STATE. 48 49 22-69-104. Alternative teacher compensation plan grant 50 program - created - applications. (1) THERE IS HEREBY CREATED IN 51 THE DEPARTMENT THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN 52 GRANT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SUPPORT 53 THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE TEACHER 54 COMPENSATION PLAN THAT IS TAILORED TO THE PARTICULAR SCHOOL 55 DISTRICT. 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2005

1 (2) (a) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PROGRAM 2 AS PROVIDED IN THIS ARTICLE AND PURSUANT TO THE RULES ESTABLISHED 3 BY THE STATE BOARD. 4 5 (b) A SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY APPLY TO THE DEPARTMENT, IN 6 ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURES AND TIME FRAMES ESTABLISHED BY THE 7 STATE BOARD, TO RECEIVE GRANT MONEYS FOR THE DESIGN AND 8 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN. 9 10 (c) THE CRITERIA FOR AWARDING GRANTS, AT A MINIMUM, SHALL 11 REQUIRE THAT: 12 13 (I) THE FINAL ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN BE 14 DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED COLLABORATIVELY WITH TEACHERS THROUGH 15 THE SCHOOL DISTRICT-ADOPTED PROCEDURES FOR SETTING 16 COMPENSATION, ADMINISTRATORS, PARENTS, AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 17 BOARD OF EDUCATION; 18 19 (II) THE FINAL ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN BE 20 OPEN TO ALL TEACHERS WHO MEET THE ESTABLISHED PERFORMANCE 21 CRITERIA WITHOUT REGARD TO GRADE LEVEL, SUBJECT AREA, OR 22 ASSIGNMENT; AND 23 24 (III) THE SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEK A STABLE, SUFFICIENT, AND 25 SUSTAINABLE SOURCE OF NEW REVENUE TO FUND THE ALTERNATIVE 26 TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN ON AN ONGOING BASIS. 27 28 (d) THE STATE BOARD SHALL UTILIZE THE RESEARCH AND 29 RESOURCES OF THE P-20 COUNCIL IN ESTABLISHING ANY ADDITIONAL 30 CRITERIA FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS SEEKING GRANT MONEYS. 31 32 (3) MONEYS AWARDED TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE 33 GRANT PROGRAM SHALL BE USED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO SUPPORT 34 THE CREATION OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT'S ALTERNATIVE TEACHER 35 COMPENSATION PLAN. SUPPORT MAY INCLUDE, BUT NEED NOT BE LIMITED 36 TO: 37 38 (a) IDENTIFYING OVERALL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THE 39 SCHOOL DISTRICT'S ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN; 40 41 (b) IDENTIFYING VARIOUS METHODS OF ASSESSING STUDENT 42 ACHIEVEMENT AND TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS; 43 44 (c) CREATING DATA SYSTEMS NEEDED FOR AN ALTERNATIVE 45 TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM; 46 47 (d) FORECASTING THE FUTURE COSTS OF THE ALTERNATIVE 48 TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM TO ENSURE SUSTAINABILITY; 49 50 (e) LINKING THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN 51 WITH THE OVERALL SCHOOL DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT 52 STRATEGY AND THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL GOALS; 53 54 (f) ALIGNING THE SCHOOL DISTRICT'S HUMAN RESOURCES, 55 CURRICULUM, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURES WITH THE 56 PAY STRUCTURE SPECIFIED IN THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION Page 2006 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 PLAN; 2 3 (g) ESTABLISHING OUTREACH AND ON-GOING COMMUNICATIONS 4 WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND TO THE COMMUNITY REGARDING THE 5 ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN; 6 7 (h) STRATEGIES FOR RECRUITING AND SUPPORTING HIGHLY 8 EFFECTIVE TEACHERS IN STRUGGLING SCHOOLS; AND 9 10 (i) STRATEGIES FOR RECRUITING AND RETAINING HIGH-QUALITY 11 TEACHERS IN SUBJECT AREAS THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO STAFF. 12 13 (4) A SCHOOL DISTRICT'S FINAL PLAN FOR AN ALTERNATIVE 14 TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM SHALL: 15 16 (a) PROVIDE COMPENSATION IN ADDITION TO EXISTING PAY 17 SCHEDULES; 18 19 (b) BE TRANSPARENT WITH RESPECT TO HOW A TEACHER QUALIFIES 20 FOR ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION AND HOW MUCH ADDITIONAL 21 COMPENSATION A QUALIFYING TEACHER MAY RECEIVE; 22 23 (c) CONTAIN BROAD, MULTI-DIMENSIONAL CRITERIA FOR 24 ASSESSING PERFORMANCE WITHIN THE SYSTEM; 25 26 (d) INCLUDE ALL OF THE ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION IN A 27 TEACHER'S RETIREMENT OR PENSION CALCULATIONS; 28 29 (e) INCLUDE A PROCEDURE FOR CHALLENGING ADVERSE DECISIONS 30 UNDER THE SYSTEM TO ENSURE FAIRNESS; AND 31 32 (f) CONTAIN A PROCESS FOR CONTINUAL EVALUATION OF THE 33 SYSTEM THAT SHALL, AT A MINIMUM, ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING: 34 35 (I) HOW THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM WILL 36 DEMONSTRATE MEASURABLE EFFECTIVENESS; 37 38 (II) HOW THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM 39 WILL MEASURE AND DEMONSTRATE A DECREASE IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT'S 40 DROPOUT RATE; 41 42 (III) HOW THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM 43 WILL HELP TO CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP; AND 44 45 (IV) HOW THE ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION SYSTEM 46 WILL HELP TO INCREASE STUDENTS' ATTAINMENT OF POSTSECONDARY 47 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES. 48 49 (5) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE TO EACH SCHOOL 50 DISTRICT THAT RECEIVES A GRANT PURSUANT TO THE GRANT PROGRAM 51 THE RESEARCH AND OTHER MATERIALS CONCERNING ALTERNATIVE 52 TEACHER COMPENSATION PLANS COLLECTED BY THE P-20 COUNCIL. 53 54 (6) EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT RECEIVES A GRANT SHALL 55 SUBMIT A COPY OF ITS FINAL ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN 56 TO THE DEPARTMENT, ALONG WITH A SUMMARY OF THE KEY COMPONENTS House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2007

1 OF THE PLAN AND THE MECHANISM FOR FUNDING THE PLAN. 2 3 (7) NOTHING IN THIS ARTICLE SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO REQUIRE 4 A SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GRANT PROGRAM OR TO 5 MODIFY THE TERMS OF AN EXISTING TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN OR 6 CONTRACT. 7 8 22-69-105. Alternative teacher compensation plan grant 9 program - rules - awarding grants. (1) THE STATE BOARD SHALL 10 PROMULGATE RULES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE "STATE ADMINISTRATIVE 11 PROCEDURE ACT", ARTICLE 4 OF TITLE 24, C.R.S., FOR IMPLEMENTATION 12 OF THE GRANT PROGRAM. AT A MINIMUM, THE RULES SHALL SPECIFY THE 13 PROCEDURES AND TIME FRAMES FOR APPLYING FOR THE GRANT, THE FORM 14 OF THE GRANT APPLICATION, THE INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY THE 15 SCHOOL DISTRICT APPLICANT, AND ANY ADDITIONAL CRITERIA FOR 16 AWARDING GRANTS. 17 18 (2) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REVIEW EACH GRANT APPLICATION 19 RECEIVED FROM A SCHOOL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-69-104 20 AND SHALL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE STATE BOARD CONCERNING 21 WHETHER A GRANT SHOULD BE AWARDED TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE 22 AMOUNT OF THE GRANT TO BE AWARDED. IF THE DEPARTMENT 23 DETERMINES THAT AN APPLICATION IS MISSING ANY INFORMATION 24 REQUIRED BY RULE OF THE STATE BOARD TO BE INCLUDED WITH THE 25 APPLICATION, THE DEPARTMENT MAY CONTACT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO 26 OBTAIN THE MISSING INFORMATION. 27 28 (3) SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS, BEGINNING IN THE 29 2008-09 FISCAL YEAR, THE STATE BOARD SHALL ANNUALLY AWARD 30 GRANTS UNDER THE GRANT PROGRAM TO APPLYING SCHOOL DISTRICTS, 31 TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE DEPARTMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS. 32 33 (4) THE DEPARTMENT IS AUTHORIZED TO SEEK AND ACCEPT GIFTS, 34 GRANTS, AND DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE 35 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GRANT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE. 36 37 (5) THE DEPARTMENT MAY ANNUALLY EXPEND NO MORE THAN 38 TWO PERCENT OF THE MONEYS ANNUALLY APPROPRIATED FOR THE GRANT 39 PROGRAM TO OFFSET THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS INCURRED IN 40 IMPLEMENTING THE GRANT PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE. 41 42 (6) FOR THE 2008-09 BUDGET YEAR, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 43 SHALL APPROPRIATE ONE MILLION DOLLARS FROM THE STATE EDUCATION 44 FUND OR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE TO THE DEPARTMENT TO FUND GRANTS 45 TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE. 46 47 22-69-106. Alternative teacher compensation plan grant 48 program - report. (1) ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 15, 2010, AND ON OR 49 BEFORE JANUARY 15 EACH YEAR THEREAFTER, SO LONG AS GRANT 50 MONEYS WERE AWARDED TO AT LEAST ONE SCHOOL DISTRICT PURSUANT 51 TO THE GRANT PROGRAM DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR, THE 52 DEPARTMENT SHALL REPORT TO THE EDUCATION COMMITTEES OF THE 53 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE, OR ANY SUCCESSOR 54 COMMITTEES, AND TO THE GOVERNOR THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION 55 FROM THE PRECEDING CALENDAR YEAR: 56 Page 2008 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 (a) A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF HOW THE GRANT PROGRAM WAS 2 IMPLEMENTED, INCLUDING THE CRITERIA USED TO AWARD THE GRANTS TO 3 SCHOOL DISTRICTS; 4 5 (b) THE NUMBER OF GRANTS AWARDED, THE NAME OF EACH 6 SCHOOL DISTRICT RECEIVING A GRANT, AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH GRANT 7 AWARDED; 8 9 (c) A SUMMARY OF THE GOALS OF EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 AWARDED A GRANT WITH RESPECT TO THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF 11 ITS ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN; AND 12 13 (d) A SUMMARY OF THE KEY COMPONENTS OF EACH FINAL 14 ALTERNATIVE TEACHER COMPENSATION PLAN SUBMITTED TO THE 15 DEPARTMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-69-104 (6). 16 17 (2) EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTICIPATING IN THE GRANT 18 PROGRAM SHALL PROVIDE ANY DATA OR OTHER INFORMATION REQUESTED 19 BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEETING THE REPORTING 20 REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION.". 21 22 Page 58, strike line 26 and substitute the following: 23 24 "sum of thirty-four million five hundred thousand dollars ($34,500,000)". 25 26 Page 61, after line 9, insert the following: 27 28 "(13) In addition to any other appropriation, for the fiscal year 29 beginning July 1, 2008, there is hereby appropriated, out of any moneys 30 in the state education fund created in section 17 (4) of article IX of the 31 state constitution not otherwise appropriated, to the department of 32 education, for the alternative teacher compensation plan grant program 33 created in article 69 of title 22, Colorado Revised Statutes, the sum of one 34 million dollars ($1,000,000), or so much thereof as may be necessary, for 35 the implementation of the alternative teacher compensation plan grant 36 program.". 37 38 Renumber succeeding subsections accordingly. 39 40 Page 63, strike lines 6 through 11; 41 42 line 15, strike "section 11" and substitute "section 12"; 43 44 line 18, strike "Section 24" and substitute "Section 25"; 45 46 line 21, strike "Section 25" and substitute "Section 26". 47 48 2. That, under the authority granted the committee to consider 49 matters not at issue between the two houses, the following amendments 50 be recommended: 51 52 Amend rerevised bill, page 6, line 21, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN". 53 54 Page 7, line 26, strike "IS"; 55 56 line 27, strike "RECEIVING" and substitute "RECEIVED". House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2009 1 Page 12, strike line 12 and substitute the following: 2 3 "AMENDED IN HOUSE BILL 08-1388, ENACTED AT THE SECOND REGULAR 4 SESSION OF THE SIXTY-SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.". 5 6 Page 13, after line 10, insert the following: 7 8 "SECTION 9. 22-54-112, Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended 9 BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SUBSECTION to read: 10 11 22-54-112. Reports to the state board. (4) (a) EXCEPT AS 12 OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS SUBSECTION (4), EVERY 13 SCHOOL OF A DISTRICT, CHARTER SCHOOL OF A DISTRICT, AND INSTITUTE 14 CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL INCLUDE IN THE MATERIALS FOR PUPIL 15 REGISTRATION THE PUPIL APPLICATION FORM TO PARTICIPATE UNDER THE 16 FEDERAL "NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 1751 ET SEQ., 17 REFERRED TO IN THIS SUBSECTION (4) AS THE "PUPIL APPLICATION FORM". 18 THE REGISTRATION MATERIALS SHALL INCLUDE AN EXPLANATION TO 19 PARENTS THAT THE PUPIL APPLICATION FORM WILL BE USED BY THE 20 SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT, DISTRICT CHARTER SCHOOL, OR INSTITUTE 21 CHARTER SCHOOL TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT, 22 DISTRICT CHARTER SCHOOL, OR INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL IS ELIGIBLE 23 FOR AT-RISK FUNDING ON BEHALF OF THE PUPIL AND THAT, BY FILLING OUT 24 THE FORM, THE PARENT IS ENSURING THAT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR 25 SCHOOL WILL RECEIVE THE AT-RISK FUNDING TO WHICH IT IS ENTITLED 26 BASED ON THE POPULATION OF AT-RISK PUPILS SERVED BY THE SCHOOL 27 DISTRICT OR SCHOOL. 28 29 (b) IF ONE OR MORE SCHOOLS OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT OR IF A 30 DISTRICT CHARTER SCHOOL OR AN INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL DOES NOT 31 PARTICIPATE IN THE FEDERAL CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS UNDER THE 32 FEDERAL "NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 1751 ET SEQ., 33 OR THE FEDERAL "CHILD NUTRITION ACT OF 1966", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 1771 34 ET SEQ., THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, THE DISTRICT CHARTER SCHOOL, OR THE 35 INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL SHALL USE THE FAMILY ECONOMIC DATA 36 SURVEY FORM CREATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO IDENTIFY 37 THOSE PUPILS WHO QUALIFY AS AT-RISK PUPILS IN LIEU OF THE PUPIL 38 APPLICATION FORM. 39 40 (c) IN CERTIFYING THE PUPIL ENROLLMENT PURSUANT TO 41 SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION, THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF 42 EDUCATION OF EACH DISTRICT AND THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE 43 CHARTER SCHOOL INSTITUTE BOARD SHALL SPECIFY AS AT-RISK PUPILS 44 THOSE PUPILS IDENTIFIED THROUGH USE OF THE PUPIL APPLICATION FORM 45 AND THE FAMILY ECONOMIC DATA SURVEY FORM.". 46 47 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 48 49 Page 18, line 20, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN"; 50 51 line 23, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN". 52 53 Page 19, line 6, strike "AND"; 54 55 line 7, strike "KINDERGARTEN"; 56 Page 2010 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 line 26, strike "AND"; 2 3 line 27, strike "KINDERGARTEN". 4 5 Page 20, line 4, strike "AND"; 6 7 line 5, strike "KINDERGARTEN"; 8 9 line 24, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN", and after "THEY", insert "MAY". 10 11 Page 25, line 13, strike "SENATE" and substitute "SENATE, OR ANY 12 SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES,"; 13 14 line 18, strike "facility". 15 16 Page 32, line 10, after "audited", insert "OPERATING"; 17 18 line 11, after "audited", insert "OPERATING". 19 20 Page 33, line 10, strike "and"; 21 22 line 11, strike "kindergarten"; 23 24 line 14, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten"; 25 26 line 19, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten"; 27 28 line 21, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten". 29 30 Page 34, line 1, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and 31 kindergarten"; 32 33 line 3, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten"; 34 35 line 7, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN". 36 37 line 14, strike "and kindergarten"; 38 39 line 17, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten"; 40 41 line 20, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten"; 42 43 line 23, strike "and kindergarten" and substitute "and kindergarten". 44 45 Page 35, line 1, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN". 46 47 Page 47, line 20, strike "and kindergarten". 48 49 Page 48, line 23, strike "AND KINDERGARTEN". 50 51 Page 57, after line 15, insert the following: 52 53 "SECTION 35. 22-28-102 (1), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 54 amended to read: 55 56 22-28-102. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2011 1 hereby finds, determines, and declares that there are substantial numbers 2 of children in this state entering kindergarten and the primary grades who 3 are not adequately prepared to learn. The general assembly further finds 4 that early school failure may ultimately contribute to such children 5 dropping out of school at an early age, failing to achieve their full 6 potential, becoming dependent upon public assistance, or becoming 7 involved in criminal activities. By enacting this article, the general 8 assembly acknowledges the need to adequately prepare all children to 9 learn through preschool and full-day kindergarten programs in school 10 districts with high dropout rates or low performance of children in 11 kindergarten and primary grades. In establishing the programs, the 12 general assembly encourages school districts and parents to work together 13 to ensure that the children benefit from the programs. 14 15 SECTION 36. 22-28-103 (5) and (9), Colorado Revised Statutes, 16 are amended, and the said 22-28-103 is further amended BY THE 17 ADDITION OF A NEW SUBSECTION, to read: 18 19 22-28-103. Definitions. As used in this article, unless the context 20 otherwise requires: 21 22 (2.5) "COLORADO PRESCHOOL PROGRAM" MEANS ALL THE 23 DISTRICT PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED IN THE STATE PURSUANT 24 TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE. 25 26 (5) "District preschool and kindergarten program" means a 27 preschool and full-day kindergarten program established by a school 28 district pursuant to the provisions of section 22-28-107. 29 30 (9) "State preschool and kindergarten program" means all the 31 district preschool and full-day kindergarten programs established within 32 this state pursuant to the provisions of this article. 33 34 SECTION 37. The introductory portion to 22-28-104 (1) and 35 22-28-104 (2) (a) (I), (2) (a) (II), (3), (4) (a), and (5) (b), Colorado 36 Revised Statutes, are amended to read: 37 38 22-28-104. Establishment of public preschool programs. 39 (1) There is hereby established a state preschool and kindergarten 40 program, which shall be implemented in school districts beginning in the 41 2006-07 budget year. The purposes of the program are: 42 43 (2) (a) (I) For the 2006-07 budget year, fourteen thousand three 44 hundred sixty children may annually participate in the state preschool and 45 kindergarten program. 46 47 (II) For the 2007-08 budget year, sixteen thousand three hundred 48 sixty children may annually participate in the state preschool and 49 kindergarten program. 50 51 (3) A school district that participates in the state preschool and 52 kindergarten program shall be entitled to count children enrolled in the 53 district preschool and kindergarten program in accordance with the 54 provisions of section 22-54-103 (9.5) for purposes of determining 55 preschool and kindergarten program enrollment under the "Public School 56 Finance Act of 1994", article 54 of this title. Page 2012 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 (4) (a) Subject to the limitations in paragraph (b) of this 2 subsection (4), the per pupil operating reimbursement provided to any 3 school district that participates in the preschool portion of the state 4 preschool and kindergarten program shall be increased to allow a single 5 child to enroll in the preschool portion of the program using two positions 6 so that the child may attend a full day of preschool. 7 8 (5) Nothing in this article shall be construed to: 9 10 (b) Prohibit school districts from establishing and maintaining 11 other preschool or kindergarten programs using any funds available for 12 that purpose, but children enrolled in such other preschool or kindergarten 13 programs shall not be counted for purposes of determining preschool and 14 kindergarten program enrollment or pupil enrollment under the "Public 15 School Finance Act of 1994", article 54 of this title. 16 17 SECTION 38. 22-28-105 (1) (d), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 18 amended to read: 19 20 22-28-105. District preschool program advisory council - 21 duties. (1) (d) The board of education shall have final responsibility for 22 submittal of the application to participate in the state COLORADO 23 preschool and kindergarten program and for operation and maintenance 24 of the preschool and kindergarten program within the school district. No 25 action taken by the district advisory council shall be final until approved 26 by the board of education. 27 28 SECTION 39. The introductory portions to 22-28-107 (1) and (1) 29 (d), 22-28-107 (1) (d) (III), and the introductory portion to 22-28-107 (4) 30 (b), Colorado Revised Statutes, are amended to read: 31 32 22-28-107. Eligibility of school districts for participation in 33 Colorado preschool program. (1) By a date to be determined by rule 34 of the state board for the 2006-07 budget year and each budget year 35 thereafter, any school district may apply to the department for 36 participation in the state COLORADO preschool and kindergarten program 37 using forms provided by the department. Along with the application, the 38 school district shall submit a proposal for the implementation of its 39 district preschool and kindergarten program, which shall include, but 40 need not be limited to, the following information requested by the 41 department: 42 43 (d) If the district preschool and kindergarten program is to be 44 provided by the school district: 45 46 (III) The training program for preschool and kindergarten 47 teachers; 48 49 (4) (b) The department shall annually select a reasonable number 50 of school districts that have implemented preschool and kindergarten 51 programs pursuant to this article and shall conduct on-site visits to 52 determine whether: 53 54 SECTION 40. 22-28-108 (1) (a), the introductory portion to 55 22-28-108 (1) (b), and 22-28-108 (1) (b) (II), Colorado Revised Statutes, 56 are amended to read: House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2013 1 22-28-108. Criteria for district preschool programs. 2 (1) (a) The department shall establish basic program standards for district 3 preschool and kindergarten programs using nationally accepted standards 4 for preschool programs and requiring compliance with the Colorado rules 5 for child care centers promulgated by the department of human services 6 pursuant to section 26-6-106, C.R.S. except that a full-day kindergarten 7 component of a district preschool and kindergarten program need not be 8 in compliance with such rules. 9 10 (b) The state board shall establish, by rule, criteria for school 11 districts to use in establishing district preschool and kindergarten 12 programs, subject to the following requirements: 13 14 (II) The maximum number of pupils in a preschool class shall not 15 exceed sixteen. and the maximum number of pupils in a full-day 16 kindergarten class shall not exceed twenty. 17 18 SECTION 41. The introductory portion to 22-28-109 (1) and 19 22-28-109 (1) (a) and (3), Colorado Revised Statutes, are amended to 20 read: 21 22 22-28-109. District preschool programs provided by a head 23 start agency or child care agencies. (1) The state recognizes that there 24 is significant value in using existing and established infrastructure 25 through a head start agency or child care agencies, where available, for 26 the provision of a district preschool and kindergarten program. Before 27 the board of education of any school district whose pupil enrollment was 28 less than or equal to seven hundred fifty pupils for the preceding budget 29 year expends money for capital projects to provide additional facilities for 30 a district preschool and kindergarten program, the board shall consider 31 whether the district preschool and kindergarten program may be 32 contracted out, in whole or in part, to a head start agency or one or more 33 child care agencies located in the school district. The board of any school 34 district, regardless of pupil enrollment, may contract out the district 35 preschool and kindergarten program only if the provisions of this section 36 are satisfied. In making its determination on whether to contract out the 37 district preschool and kindergarten program, the board shall consider the 38 recommendation of the district advisory council along with the following: 39 40 (a) Whether there is an established preschool program being 41 provided by the school district or by a head start agency or one or more 42 child care agencies that could be expanded or modified to include the 43 district preschool and kindergarten program; 44 45 (3) If the district preschool and kindergarten program is contracted 46 out pursuant to the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, the board 47 of education and the head start agency or child care agencies shall 48 develop a plan for the transition of children from the preschool portion of 49 the program to kindergarten. or to the kindergarten portion of the 50 program, whichever is applicable, and from the kindergarten portion of 51 the program to first grade. 52 53 SECTION 42. Article 28 of title 22, Colorado Revised Statutes, 54 is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION to read: 55 Page 2014 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 22-28-114. Change of program name - direction to revisor - 2 authorization. (1) THE REVISOR OF STATUTES IS AUTHORIZED TO 3 CHANGE ALL REFERENCES TO THE COLORADO PRESCHOOL AND 4 KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM AND TO THE STATE PRESCHOOL AND 5 KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM THAT APPEAR IN THE COLORADO REVISED 6 STATUTES TO THE COLORADO PRESCHOOL PROGRAM. 7 8 (2) THE REVISOR OF STATUTES IS AUTHORIZED TO CHANGE ALL 9 REFERENCES TO THE DISTRICT OR DISTRICT'S PRESCHOOL AND 10 KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM THAT APPEAR IN THE COLORADO REVISED 11 STATUTES TO THE DISTRICT OR DISTRICT'S PRESCHOOL PROGRAM. 12 13 SECTION 43. 22-54-103 (9.5), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 14 amended to read: 15 16 22-54-103. Definitions - repeal. As used in this article, unless 17 the context otherwise requires: 18 19 (9.5) (a) (I) "Preschool and kindergarten program enrollment" 20 means the number of pupils enrolled in a district preschool and 21 kindergarten program pursuant to article 28 of this title on October 1 22 within the applicable budget year or the school date nearest said date. A 23 pupil enrolled in a district preschool and kindergarten program pursuant 24 to article 28 of this title shall be counted as a half-day pupil. 25 26 (II) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (I) of this 27 paragraph (a), for budget years commencing on or after July 1, 2005, a 28 district may choose to determine the number of pupils enrolled in the 29 preschool portion of the district preschool and kindergarten program 30 pursuant to article 28 of this title on November 1 within the applicable 31 budget year or the school date nearest said date, rather than on October 32 1. The "preschool and kindergarten program enrollment" for the district 33 shall be the number of pupils enrolled in the preschool portion of the 34 district PRESCHOOL program, who shall be counted as half-day pupils. 35 36 (b) For purposes of determining preschool and kindergarten 37 program enrollment for the 2005-06 budget year 2008-09 BUDGET YEAR 38 and each budget year thereafter, a district shall count and receive funding 39 only for: 40 41 (I) Pupils enrolled in the preschool portion of a district preschool 42 and kindergarten program pursuant to section 22-28-104 who are three 43 years old as of October 1 of the applicable budget year; AND 44 45 (II) Pupils enrolled in the preschool portion of a district preschool 46 and kindergarten program pursuant to section 22-28-104 who are at least 47 four years old as of October 1 of the applicable budget year. and 48 49 (III) Pupils enrolled in a full-day kindergarten component of a 50 district preschool and kindergarten program pursuant to section 51 22-28-104 who are five years old as of October 1 of the applicable budget 52 year.". 53 54 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 55 56 Page 57, line 27, strike "and". House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2015 1 Page 58, line 1, strike "kindergarten". 2 3 Page 62, line 20, strike "and kindergarten". 4 5 Respectfully submitted, 6 House Committee: Senate Committee: 7 (signed) (signed) 8 Jack Pommer Sue Windels 9 Michael Merrifield Ron Tupa 10 Tom Massey Josh Penry 11 ______12 13 14 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 15 on SB08-183 16 17 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 18 19 To the President of the Senate and the 20 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 21 22 Your first conference committee appointed on SB08-183, 23 concerning the effect of DNA evidence of nonparentage on child-related 24 orders, has met and reports that it has agreed upon the following: 25 26 That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the bill, 27 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 28 changes: 29 30 Amend rerevised bill, page 2, line 5, strike "exceptions - repeal." and 31 substitute "exceptions."; 32 33 line 6, strike "ASIDE," and substitute "ASIDE"; 34 35 strike line 7; 36 37 line 11, strike "CHILD AND THE COURT DETERMINES THAT" and substitute 38 "CHILD, UNLESS THE COURT DETERMINES THAT TO DO SO WOULD BE 39 SUBSTANTIALLY INEQUITABLE AFTER CONSIDERATION OF THE FOLLOWING 40 FACTORS: 41 42 (I) THE ROLE OF THE MOTHER IN ESTABLISHING PARENTAGE IN THE 43 INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE ORDER; 44 45 (II) WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE 46 ORDER ACTED TO IMPAIR THE ABILITY OF THE MOTHER TO IDENTIFY, OR TO 47 COLLECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM, THE BIOLOGICAL FATHER OF THE 48 CHILD; AND 49 50 (III) WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE 51 ORDER WILL SEEK ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME 52 ORDERS IF THE ORDER DETERMINING PARENTAGE IS MODIFIED OR SET 53 ASIDE."; 54 55 strike lines 12 and 13; 56 Page 2016 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 strike lines 24 through 26. 2 3 Page 3, strike lines 1 through 4. 4 5 Renumber succeeding subsections accordingly. 6 7 Page 4, after line 5, insert the following: 8 9 "SECTION 3. 19-4-106 (6), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 10 amended to read: 11 12 19-4-106. Assisted reproduction. (6) If there is no signed 13 consent form, the nonexistence of the father-child relationship shall be 14 determined pursuant to section 19-4-107 (1) (b) SECTION 19-4-107. 15 16 SECTION 4. 19-4-107 (1), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 17 amended to read: 18 19 19-4-107. Determination of father and child relationship - who 20 may bring action - when action may be brought. (1) A child, his OR 21 HER natural mother, or a man presumed to be his OR HER father under 22 section 19-4-105 (1) (a), (1) (b), or (1) (c) or the state, the state 23 department of human services, or a county department of social services, 24 pursuant to article 13 or 13.5 of title 26, C.R.S., or article 5 of title 14, 25 C.R.S., may bring an action: 26 27 (a) At any time for the purpose of declaring the existence of the 28 father and child relationship presumed under section 19-4-105 (1) (a), (1) 29 (b), or (1) (c); or 30 31 (b) For the purpose of declaring the nonexistence of the father and 32 child relationship presumed under section 19-4-105 (1) (a), (1) (b), or (1) 33 (c) only if the action is brought within a reasonable time after obtaining 34 knowledge of relevant facts but in no event later than five years after the 35 child's birth; EXCEPT THAT THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN AN 36 ORDER DETERMINING PARENTAGE MAY BRING AN ACTION AT ANY TIME 37 PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-4-107.3 OR SECTION 14-10-122 (6), C.R.S. 38 After the presumption has been rebutted, paternity of the child by another 39 man may be determined in the same action, if he has been made a party.". 40 41 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 42 43 Page 4, line 12, strike "lien -" and substitute "lien."; 44 45 line 13, strike "repeal."; 46 47 strike line 14 and substitute "ARTICLE,"; 48 49 line 15, strike "SUBSECTION (6),"; 50 51 line 25, strike "ENTERED AND THAT IT IS JUST AND" and substitute 52 "ENTERED,"; 53 54 strike line 26; 55 56 line 27, strike "CHILD,". 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1 Page 5, line 3, strike "TERMINATION, AND THE" and substitute 2 "TERMINATION, UNLESS THE COURT DETERMINES THAT TO DO SO WOULD 3 BE SUBSTANTIALLY INEQUITABLE AFTER CONSIDERATION OF THE 4 FOLLOWING FACTORS: 5 6 (I) THE ROLE OF THE MOTHER IN ESTABLISHING PARENTAGE IN THE 7 INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE ORDER; 8 9 (II) WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE 10 ORDER ACTED TO IMPAIR THE ABILITY OF THE MOTHER TO IDENTIFY, OR TO 11 COLLECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM, THE BIOLOGICAL FATHER OF THE 12 CHILD; AND 13 14 (III) WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IN THE 15 ORDER WILL SEEK ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME 16 ORDERS IF THE CHILD SUPPORT ORDER IS MODIFIED OR TERMINATED. 17 18 (c) IF THE COURT MODIFIES OR TERMINATES AN ORDER 19 CONCERNING CHILD SUPPORT PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (b) OF THIS 20 SUBSECTION (6), THE"; 21 22 strike lines 9 through 18. 23 24 Page 7, after line 11, insert the following: 25 26 "SECTION 8. 19-4-105.5 (5), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 27 amended to read: 28 29 19-4-105.5. Commencement of proceedings - summons. (5) A 30 summons issued upon commencement of a proceeding under this article 31 shall contain the following advisements: 32 33 (a) That a request for genetic tests shall not prejudice the 34 requesting party in matters concerning allocation of parental 35 responsibilities pursuant to section 14-10-124 (1.5), C.R.S; and 36 37 (b) That, if genetic tests are not obtained prior to a legal 38 establishment of paternity and submitted into evidence prior to the entry 39 of the final order establishing paternity, the genetic tests may not be 40 allowed into evidence at a later date. THAT THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS 41 THE FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN GENETIC TESTING PRIOR TO THE 42 ENTRY OF AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY. 43 44 SECTION 9. 19-4-111 (1), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 45 amended to read: 46 47 19-4-111. Pretrial proceedings. (1) As soon as practicable after 48 an action to declare the existence or nonexistence of the father-child 49 relationship has been brought, an informal hearing shall be held if it is 50 determined by the court to be in the child's best interest. The court may 51 order that the hearing be held before a magistrate. The public shall be 52 barred from the hearing if it is determined by the court to be in the best 53 interest of any of the parties. A record of the proceeding or any portion 54 thereof shall be kept if any party requests or the court orders. Rules of 55 evidence need not be observed. At the informal hearing, the judge or 56 magistrate shall give a verbal advisement to the parties that a request for Page 2018 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 genetic tests shall not prejudice the requesting party in matters concerning 2 allocation of parental responsibilities pursuant to section 14-10-124 (1.5), 3 C.R.S. The judge or magistrate shall further advise the parties that if 4 genetic tests are not obtained prior to the legal establishment of paternity 5 and submitted into evidence prior to the entry of the final order 6 establishing paternity, the genetic tests may not be allowed into evidence 7 at a later date THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO 8 OBTAIN GENETIC TESTING PRIOR TO THE ENTRY OF AN ORDER 9 ESTABLISHING PATERNITY. 10 11 SECTION 10. 19-6-101 (6), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 12 amended to read: 13 14 19-6-101. Initiation of proceedings - support - repayment of 15 birth-related debt. (6) A petition filed pursuant to this article shall 16 contain the following advisements: 17 18 (a) That a request for genetic tests shall not prejudice the 19 requesting party in matters concerning allocation of parental 20 responsibilities pursuant to section 14-10-124 (1.5), C.R.S.; and 21 22 (b) That, if genetic tests are not obtained prior to a legal 23 establishment of paternity and submitted into evidence prior to the entry 24 of the final order establishing paternity, the genetic tests may not be 25 allowed into evidence at a later date THAT THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE 26 FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN GENETIC TESTING PRIOR TO THE ENTRY 27 OF AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY. 28 29 SECTION 11. 19-6-104 (1.5), Colorado Revised Statutes, is 30 amended to read: 31 32 19-6-104. Hearing - orders. (1.5) At the hearing, the court shall 33 give a verbal advisement to the parties that a request for genetic tests shall 34 not prejudice the requesting party in matters concerning allocation of 35 parental responsibilities pursuant to section 14-10-124 (1.5), C.R.S. The 36 judge or magistrate shall further advise the parties that if genetic tests are 37 not obtained prior to the legal establishment of paternity and submitted 38 into evidence prior to the entry of the final order establishing paternity, 39 the genetic tests may not be allowed into evidence at a later date THE 40 INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN GENETIC 41 TESTING PRIOR TO THE ENTRY OF AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY. 42 43 SECTION 12. 14-10-107 (4) (b) (III), Colorado Revised Statutes, 44 is amended to read: 45 46 14-10-107. Commencement - pleadings - abolition of existing 47 defenses - automatic, temporary injunction - enforcement. 48 (4) (b) (III) The summons shall contain the following advisements: 49 50 (A) That a request for genetic tests shall not prejudice the 51 requesting party in matters concerning allocation of parental 52 responsibilities pursuant to section 14-10-124 (1.5); and 53 54 (B) That, if genetic tests are not obtained prior to a legal 55 establishment of paternity and submitted into evidence prior to the entry 56 of the legal final decree of dissolution, the genetic tests may not be House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2019

1 allowed into evidence at a later date THAT THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED AS THE 2 FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN GENETIC TESTING PRIOR TO THE ENTRY 3 OF AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY. 4 5 SECTION 13. 26-13.5-103 (1) (a.5), Colorado Revised Statutes, 6 is amended to read: 7 8 26-13.5-103. Notice of financial responsibility issued - 9 contents. (1) The delegate child support enforcement unit shall issue a 10 notice of financial responsibility to an obligor who owes a child support 11 debt or who is responsible for the support of a child on whose behalf the 12 custodian of that child is receiving support enforcement services from the 13 delegate child support enforcement unit pursuant to article 13 of this title. 14 The notice shall advise the obligor: 15 16 (a.5) That a request for genetic tests shall not prejudice the obligor 17 in matters concerning allocation of parental responsibilities pursuant to 18 section 14-10-124 (1.5), C.R.S., and that if genetic tests are not obtained 19 prior to the legal establishment of paternity and submitted into evidence 20 prior to the entry of the final order establishing paternity, the genetic tests 21 may not be allowed into evidence at a later date THE INDIVIDUAL NAMED 22 AS THE FATHER IS ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN GENETIC TESTING PRIOR TO 23 THE ENTRY OF AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY;". 24 25 Renumber succeeding section accordingly. 26 27 Respectfully submitted, 28 Senate Committee: House Committee: 29 (signed) (signed) 30 Shawn Mitchell Nancy Todd 31 Bob Bacon Debbie Stafford 32 Ken Gordon Bob Gardner 33 ______34 35 36 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 37 on SB08-226 38 39 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 40 41 To the President of the Senate and the 42 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 43 44 Your first conference committee appointed on SB08-226, 45 concerning the prohibition of aquatic nuisance species in Colorado, and 46 making an appropriation in connection therewith, has met and reports that 47 it has agreed upon the following: 48 49 1. That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the 50 bill, as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 51 changes: 52 53 Amend rerevised bill, page 4, line 13, strike "OFFICER" and substitute 54 "OFFICER, SPECIAL PARKS OFFICER,". 55 56 Page 8, line 1, after "OFFENSE,", insert "IS GUILTY OF A CLASS 2 PETTY Page 2020 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 OFFENSE, AS DEFINED BY SECTION 18-1.3-503, C.R.S., AND, UPON 2 CONVICTION,"; 3 4 line 2, after "WARNING", insert "OF THE INCREASED PENALTIES FOR 5 SUBSEQUENT VIOLATIONS". 6 7 Page 9, line 24, strike "SECTIONS 33-1-112 AND" and substitute 8 "SECTION". 9 10 Page 11, strike lines 12 through 16. 11 12 Reletter succeeding paragraph accordingly. 13 14 Page 11, line 18, strike "SIX HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE" and substitute "ONE 15 MILLION TWO HUNDRED FIFTY". 16 17 Page 13, line 5, strike "TWO MILLION SIX HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR" and 18 substitute "THREE MILLION TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE"; 19 20 line 8, strike "THREE MILLION TWO" and substitute "TWO MILLION SIX"; 21 22 line 9, strike "NINETY-TWO" and substitute "SIXTY-SEVEN". 23 24 Page 14, line 19, after "by" insert "section 1 of". 25 26 Page 15, line 1, strike "SECTIONS 33-1-112 AND" and substitute 27 "SECTION"; 28 29 strike lines 7 through 12 and substitute the following: 30 31 "(b) In the use of such moneys, priority shall be given to 32 containment and eradication of aquatic nuisance species in the waters of 33 the state in which such species have been detected and prevention of the 34 introduction of aquatic nuisance species in areas determined to be most 35 vulnerable to such an introduction."; 36 37 strike lines 22 through 27 and substitute the following: 38 39 "(b) In the use of such moneys, priority shall be given to 40 containment and eradication of aquatic nuisance species in the waters of 41 the state in which such species have been detected and prevention of the 42 introduction of aquatic nuisance species in areas determined to be most 43 vulnerable to such an introduction.". 44 45 Page 16, line 11, strike "ACQUATIC" and substitute "AQUATIC"; 46 47 line 15, strike "TWO MILLION SIX HUNDRED"; 48 49 line 16, strike "SIXTY-FOUR" and substitute "THREE MILLION TWO 50 HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE"; 51 52 line 18, strike "THREE"; 53 54 line 19, strike "MILLION TWO HUNDRED NINETY-TWO" and substitute "TWO 55 MILLION SIX HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN". 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2021 1 Page 18, line 26, strike "6 and 7" and substitute "5 and 6". 2 3 Page 19, line 2, strike "8 and 9" and substitute "7 and 8"; 4 5 line 5, strike "10" and substitute "9". 6 7 2. That, under the authority granted the committee to consider 8 matters not at issue between the two houses, the following amendment be 9 recommended: 10 11 Amend rerevised bill, page 12, strike lines 8 through 17. 12 13 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 14 15 Respectfully submitted, 16 Senate Committee: House Committee: 17 (signed) (signed) 18 James Isgar Dorothy Butcher 19 Gail Schwartz Buffie McFadyen 20 Josh Penry Steve King 21 ______22 23 24 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 25 26 SB08-226 by Senator(s) Isgar; also Representative(s) Butcher and 27 McFadyen, Fischer, King--Concerning the prohibition of 28 aquatic nuisance species in Colorado, and making an 29 appropriation in connection therewith. 30 31 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, pages 32 2019-2021.) 33 34 On motion of Representative Butcher, the Conference Committee Report 35 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 36 37 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 40Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 47Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 51Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 54 Speaker Y 55 Page 2022 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 51 NO 12 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn N May N Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty Y Stephens Y 16Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 21Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 23 Speaker Y 24 25 HB08-1240 by Representative(s) Butcher, Liston; also Senator(s) 26 Sandoval--Concerning continuation of the regulation of 27 debt collection, and, in connection therewith, repealing the 28 collection agency board. 29 30 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 31 pages 1975-1976.) 32 33 On motion of Representative Butcher, the Conference Committee Report 34 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 35 36 YES 52 NO 11 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 37Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 38Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 39Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 40Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 41Buescher Y Jahn N May Y Solano Y 42Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 43Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 44Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 45Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 46Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 47Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 48Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 49Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 50Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 51Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 52Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice N Witwer N 53 Speaker Y 54 55 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 56 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2023 1 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 2 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 3 4 YES 52 NO 11 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn N May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 14Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 16Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 21 Speaker Y 22 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Labuda, Stafford. 23 24 HB08-1398 by Representative(s) Buescher, Pommer, White; also 25 Senator(s) Johnson, Keller, Morse--Concerning the 26 operational account of the severance tax trust fund without 27 making any appropriations therefrom, and, in connection 28 therewith, changing the reserve requirement, requiring 29 most transfers from the account to be made in three 30 installments during a fiscal year, making the second and 31 third transfers subject to proportional reduction if there are 32 insufficient funds in the account to meet the reserve 33 requirement at the end of the fiscal year, removing 34 obsolete provisions of law, and reducing an appropriation 35 in the long bill as a result of such transfers. 36 37 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 38 page 1977.) 39 40 On motion of Representative Buescher, the Conference Committee 41 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 42 43 YES 56 NO 07 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 44Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 45Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 46Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 47Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 48Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 49Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 50Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 51Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 52Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 53Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 54Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 55Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 56Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y Page 2024 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 2Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 3Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 4 Speaker Y 5 6 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 7 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 8 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 9 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 10 11 YES 52 NO 11 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 12Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 13Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 14Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 15Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 16Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 17Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 18Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 19Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 20Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 21Curry N King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 22Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 23Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 24Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 25Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann N 26Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 27Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 28 Speaker Y 29 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, King, Labuda, Marshall, May. 30 ______31 32 House in recess. House reconvened. 33 ______34 35 36 INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION 37 38 The following resolution was read by title and laid over until later in the 39 day: 40 41 HJR08-1044 by Representative(s) Madden, Romanoff, May M.; also 42 Senator(s) Gordon, Groff, McElhany--Concerning the 43 adjournment sine die of the Second Regular Session of the 44 Sixty-sixth General Assembly. 45 ______46 47 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 48 49 HB08-1267 by Representative(s) Massey, Balmer, Benefield, Carroll 50 M., Gardner C., May M., McNulty, Merrifield, Rose, 51 Solano, Stephens, Todd, Witwer; also Senator(s) Kester-- 52 Concerning the creation of a first responder school 53 mapping system, and making an appropriation therefor. 54 55 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 56 page 1976.) House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2025 1 On motion of Representative Massey, the Conference Committee Report 2 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 3 4 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 23 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 24 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 25 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 26 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 27 28 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 29Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 30Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 31Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 32Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 33Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 34Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 35Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 36Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 37Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 38Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 39Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 40Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 41Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 42Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 43Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 44Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 45 Speaker Y 46 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Fischer, McFadyen. 47 48 SB08-212 by Senator(s) Romer and Penry, Boyd, Gibbs, Keller, 49 Mitchell S., Morse, Schwartz, Veiga, Bacon, Gordon, 50 Groff, Tapia, Tochtrop, Williams, Windels; also 51 Representative(s) Witwer and Scanlan, Benefield, Casso, 52 Hodge, Jahn, Kerr A., Marostica, Massey, May M., 53 McFadyen, McNulty, Middleton, Mitchell V., Rice, 54 Summers, Todd--Concerning alignment of preschool to 55 postsecondary education, and making an appropriation in 56 connection therewith. Page 2026 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 2 pages 1979-1981.) 3 4 On motion of Representative Witwer, the Conference Committee Report 5 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 6 7 YES 59 NO 04 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 8Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 9Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 10Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 11Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 12Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano N 13Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 14Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 15Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 16Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 17Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 18Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 19Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 20Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 21Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 22Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 23Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 24 Speaker Y 25 26 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 27 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 28 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 29 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 30 31 YES 59 NO 04 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 32Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 33Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 34Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 35Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 36Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano N 37Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 38Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 39Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 40Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 41Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 42Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 43Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 44Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 45Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 46Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 47Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 48 Speaker Y 49 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Lambert, Marshall, Rose. 50 51 HB08-1388 by Representative(s) Pommer; also Senator(s) Windels-- 52 Concerning the financing of public schools, and making an 53 appropriation therefor. 54 55 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 56 pages 2001-2015.) House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2027 1 On motion of Representative Pommer, the Conference Committee Report 2 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 3 4 YES 60 NO 03 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 23 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 24 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 25 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 26 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 27 28 YES 58 NO 05 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 29Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 30Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 31Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 32Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 33Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 34Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 35Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 36Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 37Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 38Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 39Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 40Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 41Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 42Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 43Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 44Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 45 Speaker Y 46 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Butcher, Gallegos, Massey. 47 48 SB08-183 by Senator(s) Mitchell S.; also Representative(s) Todd-- 49 Concerning the effect of DNA evidence of nonparentage 50 on child-related orders. 51 52 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, pages 53 2015-2019.) 54 55 Representative Todd, moved for the adoption of the Conference 56 Committee Report. A substitute motion by Representative McGihon that Page 2028 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 the House adhere to its position was adopted by the following roll call 2 vote: 3 4 YES 34 NO 29 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 5 Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 6 Benefield N Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 7 Borodkin N Green N Marshall Y Rose Y 8 Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 9 Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10 Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen N Sonnenberg N 11 Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper N 12 Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford N 13 Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 14 Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers N 15 Ferrandino Y Labuda N Middleton N Swalm N 16 Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd N 17 Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston N Vaad N 18 Gagliardi N Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19 Gallegos N Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20 Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 21 Speaker Y 22 ______23 24 House in recess. House reconvened. 25 ______26 27 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 28 on SB08-011 29 30 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 31 32 To the President of the Senate and the 33 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 34 35 Your first conference committee appointed on SB08-011, 36 concerning funding for the provision of uncompensated trauma care to 37 persons injured in motor vehicle accidents in Colorado, and making an 38 appropriation therefor, has met and reports that it has agreed upon the 39 following: 40 41 That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the bill, 42 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 43 changes: 44 Amend rerevised bill, page 3, line 3, strike "(I)"; 45 46 strike lines 17 through 27. 47 48 Page 4, strike lines 1 through 4. 49 50 Respectfully submitted, 51 Senate Committee: House Committee: 52 (signed) (signed) 53 John Morse Tom Massey 54 Betty Boyd Anne McGihon 55 Josh Penry 56 ______House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2029 1 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 2 on SB08-243 3 4 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 5 6 To the President of the Senate and the 7 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 8 9 Your first conference committee appointed on SB08-243, 10 concerning the creation of the election reform commission, has met and 11 reports that it has agreed upon the following: 12 13 That the Senate accede to the House amendments made to the bill, 14 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 15 changes: 16 17 Amend rerevised bill, page 3, line 14, strike "NINE" and substitute 18 "ELEVEN"; 19 20 strike lines 16 through 27 and substitute the following: 21 22 "(a) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE; 23 24 (b) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE 25 SENATE; 26 27 (c) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF 28 REPRESENTATIVES, ONE OF WHOM SHALL BE EITHER A COUNTY CLERK AND 29 RECORDER OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDERS, OR 30 A REPRESENTATIVE OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT; 31 32 (d) TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE 33 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ONE OF WHOM SHALL BE EITHER A COUNTY 34 CLERK AND RECORDER OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF COUNTY CLERK AND 35 RECORDERS, OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, 36 WHICHEVER WAS NOT APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF 37 REPRESENTATIVES PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (c) OF THIS SUBSECTION (2); 38 39 (e) ONE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR; 40 41 (f) ONE MEMBER APPOINTED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE; AND 42 43 (g) ONE MEMBER, APPOINTED JOINTLY BY THE SPEAKER OF THE 44 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, WHO 45 SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE COMMISSION.". 46 47 Page 4, strike lines 1 through 4. 48 49 Page 5, line 1, strike "MEMBER APPOINTED PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (g) 50 OF" and substitute "CHAIRPERSON OF THE COMMISSION"; 51 52 line 2, strike "SUBSECTION"; 53 54 line 3, strike "AT THE FIRST MEETING OF"; 55 56 strike lines 4 and 5 and substitute the following: Page 2030 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1 "THE CHAIRPERSON SHALL". 2 3 Page 7, strike lines 8 and 9. 4 5 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly. 6 7 Page 7, line 12, strike "(5)" and substitute "(4)". 8 9 Respectfully submitted, 10 Senate Committee: House Committee: 11 (signed) (signed) 12 Ken Gordon Morgan Carroll 13 Bob Bacon Mark Ferrandino 14 Bill Cadman Kevin Lundberg 15 ______16 17 18 MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE 19 20 The Senate has granted permission to the First Conference Committee on 21 HB08-1401 to go beyond the scope of the difference between the two 22 houses. 23 24 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 25 Committee on SB08-205, as printed in Senate Journal May 2, 2008, 26 pages 1356-1357, and repassed the bill as amended. 27 28 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 29 Committee on SB08-218, as printed in Senate Journal May 2, 2008, 30 pages 1343-1344, and repassed the bill as amended. 31 32 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 33 Committee on SB08-018, as printed in Senate Journal May 2, 34 2008,pages 1357-1358 and repassed the bill as amended. 35 36 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 37 Committee on SB08-224, as printed in Senate Journal May 5, 2008, 38 pages 1398-1399, and repassed the bill as amended. 39 40 In response to the request of the House for a Conference Committee on 41 HB08-1382, the President appoints Senators Shaffer- Chair, Boyd, and 42 Penry as conferees on the First Conference Committee on HB08-1382. 43 44 In response to the request of the House for a Conference Committee on 45 HB08-1410, the President appoints Senators Tochtrop- Chair, Boyd, and 46 Kester as conferees on the First Conference Committee on HB08-1410. 47 48 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SCR08-003, and 49 repassed the bill as so amended. 50 ______51 52 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SB08-217 and 233, 53 and repassed the bills as so amended. 54 ______55 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2031 1 CONSIDERATION OF MEMORIAL 2 3 SJM08-001 by Senator(s) Keller, Morse, Johnson; also 4 Representative(s) Buescher, Pommer, White-- 5 Memorializing Congress to restore funding for the federal 6 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant 7 Program. 8 9 On motion of Representative Buescher, the memorial was adopted by 10 viva voce vote. 11 12 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Butcher, Carroll M, Carroll T, Curry, 13 Ferrandino, Frangas, Gallegos, Green, Hodge, Kefalas, Kerr A, King, Labuda, 14 Looper, Marshall, McGihon, Merrifield, Peniston, Primavera, Riesberg, 15 Scanlan, Soper, Stafford, Todd. 16 ______17 18 19 CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS 20 21 SJR08-010 by Senator(s) Gibbs, Isgar, Penry, Kopp, Morse, Romer, 22 Schwartz, Williams; also Representative(s) Scanlan, 23 Butcher, Casso, Curry, Fischer, Judd, Kefalas, Kerr A., 24 Levy, McFadyen, McNulty, Merrifield, Rose, Swalm, 25 White, Witwer--Concerning stewardship contracting. 26 27 (Printed and placed in member's file.) 28 29 On motion of Representative Scanlan, the resolution was adopted by viva 30 voce vote. 31 32 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Buescher, Carroll M, 33 Ferrandino, Frangas, Garza-Hicks, Hodge, Jahn, Kerr J, King, Labuda, Lambert, 34 Looper, Lundberg, Marostica, Massey, Riesberg, Roberts, Solano, Soper, 35 Stafford, Summers, Todd, Speaker. 36 37 SJR08-020 by Senator(s) Spence, Cadman, Romer; also 38 Representative(s) Todd--Concerning support of the 39 membership of the Republic of China in the United 40 Nations. 41 42 (Printed and placed in member's file.) 43 44 On motion of Representative Todd, the resolution was adopted by viva 45 voce vote. 46 47 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Butcher, Carroll M, Ferrandino, Frangas, 48 Gallegos, Garza-Hicks, Kerr A, Kerr J, King, Labuda, Lambert, Lundberg, 49 Marostica, Massey, May, McNulty, Roberts, Scanlan, Solano, Swalm, White, 50 Witwer, Speaker. 51 52 SJR08-021 by Senator(s) Wiens, Tapia; also Representative(s) 53 Butcher--Concerning the U.S.S. Pueblo. 54 55 (Printed and placed in member's file). 56 Page 2032 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 On motion of Representative Butcher, the resolution was adopted by the 2 following roll call vote: 3 4 YES 62 NO 01 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Buescher, Butcher, Carroll M, Curry, 23 Ferrandino, Fischer, Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, Gardner B, Gardner C, 24 Garza-Hicks, Green, Hodge, Jahn, Judd, Kefalas, Kerr A, Kerr J, King, Labuda, 25 Liston, Looper, Marostica, Massey, May, McFadyen, McGihon, McKinley, 26 McNulty, Primavera, Rice, Riesberg, Roberts, Scanlan, Solano, Soper, Stafford, 27 Stephens, Summers, Swalm, Todd, Vaad, Weissmann, White, Witwer, Speaker. 28 29 SJR08-029 by Senator(s) Veiga; also Representative(s) Ferrandino-- 30 Concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the Denver Urban 31 Renewal Authority. 32 33 (Printed and placed in member's file). 34 35 On motion of Representative Ferrandino, the resolution was adopted by 36 viva voce vote. 37 38 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Buescher, Butcher, Carroll M, 39 Carroll T, Fischer, Frangas, Hodge, Judd, Kerr A, Labuda, Levy, McFadyen, 40 McGihon, Merrifield, Peniston, Pommer, Scanlan, Soper, Stafford. 41 42 SJR08-033 by Senator(s) Cadman; also Representative(s) White-- 43 Concerning a United States-Taiwan free trade agreement. 44 45 (Printed and placed in member's file). 46 47 On motion of Representative White, the resolution was adopted by viva 48 voce vote. 49 50 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Buescher, Frangas, Gardner B, 51 Gardner C, Garza-Hicks, Green, Kerr A, Kerr J, Labuda, Lambert, Lundberg, 52 Marostica, Massey, May, McGihon, McNulty, Merrifield, Roberts, Stafford, 53 Stephens, Summers, Swalm, Todd, Vaad, Witwer. 54 ______55 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2033 1 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 2 3 SB08-243 by Senator(s) Gordon; also Representative(s) Carroll M.-- 4 Concerning the creation of the election reform 5 commission. 6 7 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 8 pages 2029-2030.) 9 10 On motion of Representative Carroll M, the Conference Committee 11 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 12 13 YES 53 NO 10 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 14Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 15Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 16Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 17Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 18Buescher N Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 19Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 20Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 21Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 22Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 23Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers Y 24Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 25Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 26Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 27Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 28Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 29Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 30 Speaker Y 31 32 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 33 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 34 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 35 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 36 37 YES 45 NO 18 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 38Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 39Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts N 40Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 41Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 42Buescher N Jahn Y May N Solano Y 43Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 44Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 45Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 46Casso N Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 47Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 48Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 49Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 50Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 51Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 52Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 53Gardner B N Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer N 54 Speaker Y 55 Co-sponsor added: Representative Frangas. 56 Page 2034 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 SB08-011 by Senator(s) Morse, Boyd; also Representative(s) 2 Massey, Green--Concerning funding for the provision of 3 uncompensated trauma care to persons injured in motor 4 vehicle accidents in Colorado, and making an 5 appropriation therefor. 6 7 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 8 page 2028.) 9 10 Representative Massey moved that the Conference Committee Report be 11 adopted. A substitute motion by Representative Weissmann that the 12 House reject the First Conference Committee Report, that the Conference 13 Committee be discharged and that a Second Conference Committee be 14 appointed was declared lost by the following roll call vote: 15 16 YES 15 NO 46 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00 17Balmer E Gardner C N Madden E Riesberg Y 18Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts N 19Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall E Rose N 20Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan N 21Buescher N Jahn N May N Solano Y 22Butcher Y Judd N McFadyen N Sonnenberg N 23Carroll M N Kefalas N McGihon N Soper N 24Carroll T N Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford N 25Casso N Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 26Curry Y King N Merrifield N Summers N 27Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton N Swalm N 28Fischer N Lambert N Mitchell E Todd N 29Frangas N Levy N Peniston N Vaad N 30Gagliardi N Liston N Pommer N Weissmann Y 31Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera N White N 32Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice N Witwer N 33 Speaker Y 34 35 Representative Massey's motion that the House adopt the Conference 36 Committee Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 37 38 YES 52 NO 09 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00 39Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden E Riesberg Y 40Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 41Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall E Rose Y 42Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 43Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 44Butcher N Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 45Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 46Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley N Stafford Y 47Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 48Curry N King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 49Ferrandino Y Labuda N Middleton Y Swalm N 50Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 51Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 52Gagliardi N Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 53Gallegos N Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 54Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 55 Speaker Y 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2035 1 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 4 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 5 6 YES 45 NO 16 EXCUSED 04 ABSENT 00 7Balmer E Gardner C N Madden E Riesberg Y 8Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 9Borodkin Y Green N Marshall E Rose N 10Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 11Buescher Y Jahn N May N Solano Y 12Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 13Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 14Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 15Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 16Curry N King Y Merrifield Y Summers N 17Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 18Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 19Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 20Gagliardi N Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann N 21Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 22Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 23 Speaker Y 24 Representative Green requested her name be removed as sponsor. 25 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Buescher, McFadyen, Rice, Riesberg, 26 Stafford. 27 ______28 29 30 INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS 31 32 SJR08-035 by Senator(s) Tupa; also Representative(s) Madden-- 33 Concerning recognition of Colorado researchers who 34 participated in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate 35 Change, and, in connection therewith, honoring Colorado 36 researchers who shared the award for the Nobel Peace 37 Prize for 2007. 38 39 (Printed and placed in member's file). 40 41 On motion of Representative Madden, the resolution was adopted by the 42 following roll call vote: 43 44 YES 47 NO 16 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 45Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 46Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica N Roberts Y 47Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 48Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 49Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 50Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 51Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 52Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 53Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 54Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 55Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 56Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y Page 2036 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 2Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 3Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White N 4Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 5 Speaker Y 6 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Carroll M, Ferrandino, Fischer, 7 Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, Hodge, Kefalas, Kerr A, Labuda, Levy, McGihon, 8 Primavera, Scanlan, Solano, Weissmann, Speaker. 9 10 HJR08-1044 by Representative(s) Madden, Romanoff, May M.; also 11 Senator(s) Gordon, Groff, McElhany--Concerning the 12 adjournment sine die of the Second Regular Session of the 13 Sixty-sixth General Assembly. 14 15 (Printed and placed in member's file). 16 17 On motion of Representative Madden, the resolution was adopted by 18 viva voce vote. 19 20 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Borodkin, Buescher, Butcher, 21 Carroll M, Carroll T, Curry, Ferrandino, Frangas, Gagliardi, Gallegos, Gardner 22 B, Garza-Hicks, Green, Hodge, Jahn, Kerr A, Kerr J, King, Lambert, Liston, 23 Looper, Lundberg, Marostica, Massey, McFadyen, McGihon, McKinley, 24 McNulty, Merrifield, Middleton, Peniston, Pommer, Primavera, Roberts, Rose, 25 Scanlan, Solano, Soper, Stafford, Stephens, Summers, Swalm, Todd, Vaad, 26 White. 27 28 SJR08-042 by Senator(s) Gordon, Groff, McElhany; also 29 Representative(s) Madden, Romanoff, May M.-- 30 Concerning the appointment of a joint committee to notify 31 the Governor that the Second Regular Session of the 32 Sixty-sixth General Assembly is about to adjourn sine die. 33 34 (Printed and placed in member's file). 35 36 On motion of Representative Madden, the resolution was adopted by 37 viva voce vote. 38 39 The Speaker appointed Representatives Weissmann, Levy, Witwer 40 pursuant to the resolution. 41 42 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Carroll T, Curry, 43 Gagliardi, Gardner B, Garza-Hicks, Kerr A, Kerr J, Labuda, Lundberg, 44 Marshall, Massey, McFadyen, Merrifield, Middleton, Pommer, Rose, 45 Soper, Stafford, Swalm, White. 46 ______47 48 House in recess. House reconvened. 49 ______50 51 52 MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE 53 54 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJR08-025, amended on 55 May 6, 2008, as printed in Senate Journal. 56 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2037 1 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJR08-036, SJR08-037 2 3 The Senate has adopted and returns herewith: HJR08-1042, HJR08-1030, 4 HJR08-1038, HJR08-1043, HJR08-1044. 5 ______6 7 On reconsideration, the Senate passed on Third Reading and transmitted 8 to the Revisor of Statutes: 9 10 HB08-1216 amended as printed in Senate Journal May 6, 2008. 11 ______12 13 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 14 Committee on SB08-226, as printed in Senate Journal May 6, 2008, and 15 repassed the bill as amended. 16 17 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 18 Committee on SB08-212, as printed in Senate Journal May 6, 2008, and 19 repassed the bill as amended. 20 21 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 22 Committee on HB08-1382 as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, and 23 repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 24 25 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 26 Committee on HB08-1410, as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, and 27 repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 28 ______29 30 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJR08-041. 31 32 The Senate has adopted and returns herewith: HJR08-1035, HJR08-1036, 33 HJR08-1031. 34 ______35 36 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 37 Committee on SB08-243, as printed in Senate Journal May 6, 2008, and 38 repassed the bill as amended. 39 40 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 41 Committee on SB08-011, as printed in Senate Journal May 6, 2008, and 42 repassed the bill as amended. 43 44 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJR08-038, amended on 45 May 6, 2008, as printed in Senate Journal. 46 47 ______48 49 50 MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR 51 52 We herewith transmit: 53 Without comment, as amended, HB08-1216. 54 ______55 56 Page 2038 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 2 on HB08-1382 3 4 This Report Amends the Reengrossed Bill. 5 6 To the President of the Senate and the 7 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 8 9 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1382, 10 concerning criminal procedural matters that affect convicted persons, and 11 making an appropriation in connection therewith, has met and reports that 12 it has agreed upon the following: 13 14 That the Senate recede from its amendments made to the bill and 15 that the reengrossed bill be adopted without change. 16 17 Respectfully submitted, 18 House Committee: Senate Committee: 19 (signed) (signed) 20 T. Carroll Brandon Shaffer 21 Robert Witwer Betty Boyd 22 Morgan Carroll Josh Penry 23 ______24 25 26 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 27 on HB08-1410 28 29 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill. 30 31 To the President of the Senate and the 32 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 33 34 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1410, 35 concerning a requirement that health insurance plans include coverage for 36 colorectal cancer prevention services, and, in connection therewith, 37 exempting certain small group basic health plans, has met and reports that 38 it has agreed upon the following: 39 40 That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the bill, 41 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 42 changes: 43 44 Amend rerevised bill, page 4, strike lines 9 and 10 and substitute the 45 following: 46 47 "COPAYMENTS AND COINSURANCE MAY APPLY. FOR A HEALTH 48 MAINTENANCE". 49 50 Respectfully submitted, 51 House Committee: Senate Committee: 52 (signed) (signed) 53 Andrew Kerr Lois Tochtrop 54 Dorothy Butcher Ken Kester 55 Ellen Roberts Betty Boyd 56 ______House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2039 1 SECOND REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 2 on HB08-1240 3 4 This Report Amends the Rerevised Bill and is a Corrected Report. 5 6 To the President of the Senate and the 7 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 8 9 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1240, 10 concerning continuation of the regulation of debt collection, and, in 11 connection therewith, repealing the collection agency board, has met and 12 reports that it has agreed upon the following: 13 14 That the House accede to the Senate amendments made to the bill, 15 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill, with the following 16 changes: 17 18 Amend rerevised bill, page 7, strike lines 8 through 11 and substitute the 19 following: 20 21 "(b) (I) (A) Maintain, at all times, an office within this state which 22 THAT is open to the public during normal business hours, and which is 23 staffed by at least one full-time employee, said office to keep AND KEEPS 24 a record of all moneys collected and remitted by such THE agency for 25 residents of Colorado. 26 27 (B) THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (I) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2010. 28 THE DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES SHALL REVIEW THE 29 REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBPARAGRAPH (I) AND SHALL MAKE 30 RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY OCTOBER 1 2009, 31 PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-34-104, C.R.S. 32 33 (II) MAINTAIN, AT ALL TIMES, A". 34 35 Respectfully submitted, 36 House Committee: Senate Committee: 37 (signed) (signed) 38 Dorothy Butcher Paula Sandoval 39 Morgan Carroll Stephanie Takis 40 Amy Stephens Mike Kopp 41 ______42 43 INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS 44 45 SJR08-037 by Senator(s) Tupa and Penry, McElhany, Bacon, Spence, 46 Williams; also Representative(s) Kerr A.--Concerning the 47 review and examination of student fees by the Department 48 of Higher Education. 49 50 (Printed and placed in member's file). 51 52 On motion of Representative Kerr A, the resolution was adopted by viva 53 voce vote. 54 55 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Carroll T, Fischer, Gallegos, 56 Labuda, Merrifield, Todd. Page 2040 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 SJR08-038 by Senator(s) Gordon; also Representative(s) Levy-- 2 Concerning the just treatment of people of all faiths. 3 4 (Printed and placed in member's file). 5 6 On motion of Representative Levy, the resolution was adopted by viva 7 voce vote. 8 9 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll M, Carroll T, Fischer, Frangas, 10 Kefalas, Labuda, McFadyen, McGihon, Merrifield, Peniston, Primavera, 11 Riesberg, Solano, Stafford, Todd. 12 ______13 14 15 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS 16 17 HB08-1240 by Representative(s) Butcher, Liston; also Senator(s) 18 Sandoval--Concerning continuation of the regulation of 19 debt collection, and, in connection therewith, repealing the 20 collection agency board. 21 22 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 23 page 2039.) 24 25 On motion of Representative Butcher, the Second Report of the First 26 Conference Committee was adopted by the following roll call vote: 27 28 YES 55 NO 07 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 29Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 30Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 31Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 32Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 33Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 34Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 35Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 36Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 37Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 38Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 39Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 40Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 41Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 42Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 43Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 44Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer E 45 Speaker Y 46 47 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 48 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 49 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 50 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 51 52 YES 48 NO 14 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 53Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 54Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 55Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 56Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2041

1Buescher Y Jahn N May Y Solano Y 2Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 3Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 4Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 5Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 6Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 7Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 8Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 9Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 10Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 11Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 12Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice N Witwer E 13 Speaker Y 14 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Carroll M, Madden. 15 16 HB08-1382 by Representative(s) Carroll T.; also Senator(s) Shaffer-- 17 Concerning criminal procedural matters that affect 18 convicted persons, and making an appropriation in 19 connection therewith. 20 21 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 22 page 2038.) 23 24 On motion of Representative Carroll T, the Conference Committee 25 Report was adopted by the following roll call vote: 26 27 YES 56 NO 06 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 28Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 29Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 30Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 31Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 32Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 33Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 34Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon N Soper Y 35Carroll T Y Kerr A N McKinley Y Stafford Y 36Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 37Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 38Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 39Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 40Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 41Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 42Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 43Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer E 44 Speaker Y 45 46 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 47 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 48 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 49 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 50 51 YES 54 NO 08 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 52Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 53Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 54Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 55Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 56Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y Page 2042 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008

1Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 2Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 3Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 4Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty N Stephens Y 5Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 6Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 7Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 8Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 9Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 10Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 11Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer E 12 Speaker Y 13 Co-sponsor added: Representative Carroll M. 14 15 16 HB08-1410 by Representative(s) Kerr A., Frangas, Borodkin, Butcher, 17 Casso, Ferrandino, Fischer, Gallegos, Green, Hodge, 18 Kefalas, Labuda, Madden, Marshall, McFadyen, 19 McGihon, Middleton, Peniston, Primavera, Scanlan, 20 Soper, Todd; also Senator(s) Tochtrop--Concerning a 21 requirement that health insurance plans include coverage 22 for colorectal cancer prevention services, and, in 23 connection therewith, exempting certain small group basic 24 health plans. 25 26 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 27 page 2038.) 28 29 On motion of Representative Kerr A, the Conference Committee Report 30 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 31 32 YES 58 NO 05 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 33Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 34Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 35Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 36Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 37Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 38Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 39Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 40Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 41Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 42Curry Y King Y Merrifield Y Summers Y 43Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 44Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 45Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 46Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 47Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 48Gardner B Y Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer Y 49 Speaker Y 50 51 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 52 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 53 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 54 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2043

1 YES 42 NO 21 EXCUSED 02 ABSENT 00 2Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg N 3Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica Y Roberts Y 4Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 5Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 6Buescher Y Jahn Y May N Solano Y 7Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 8Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 9Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 10Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 11Curry Y King N Merrifield Y Summers N 12Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 13Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 14Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 15Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 16Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 17Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 18 Speaker Y 19 20 21 ______22 23 24 CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION 25 26 SJR08-025 by Senator(s) Kopp, Gibbs, Romer, Harvey, Isgar, Taylor; 27 also Representative(s) Witwer, Roberts, Scanlan, Curry, 28 Gardner C., Jahn, Kerr J., Labuda, Massey, May M., 29 McNulty--Concerning the creation of an interim 30 committee on wildfire issues in wild land-urban interface 31 areas. 32 33 (Printed and placed in member's file). 34 35 Representative Witwer moved that the resolution be adopted. 36 37 Representative Weissmann moved the following amendment: 38 39 Amendment No. 1, moved by Representative Weissmann. 40 41 Amend engrossed joint resolution, page 2, line 23, strike "ten" and 42 substitute "eight". 43 44 strike lines 25 through 33 and substitute the following: 45 46 "(a) Four members of the Senate, two appointed by the President 47 of the Senate and two appointed by the Minority Leader of the Senate; 48 and 49 50 (b) Four members of the House of Representatives, two appointed 51 by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and two appointed by the 52 Minority Leader of the House of Representatives.". 53 54 The amendment was declared passed by viva voce vote. 55 Page 2044 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 On motion of Representative Witwer, the resolution as amended was 2 adopted by viva voce vote. 3 4 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Buescher, Carroll T, Casso, Fischer, 5 Frangas, Gardner B, Garza-Hicks, Hodge, Kerr A, King, Lambert, Liston, 6 Looper, Lundberg, Marostica, McFadyen, McGihon, Middleton, Primavera, 7 Rose, Soper, Stafford, Stephens, White. 8 ______9 10 11 CONSIDERATION OF SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE BILL 12 13 HB08-1216 by Representative(s) Ferrandino; also Senator(s) Romer-- 14 Concerning the creation of the consumer outreach and 15 education program within the department of regulatory 16 agencies, and making an appropriation therefor. 17 18 amended as printed in Senate Journal, May 1, 2008, pages 1298-1299, 19 and May 5, 2008, page 1395 and on May 6, 2008. 20 21 Representative Ferrandino moved that the House concur in Senate 22 amendments. The motion was declared passed by the following roll call 23 vote: 24 25 YES 41 NO 21 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 26Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 27Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts Y 28Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 29Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y 30Buescher Y Jahn N May N Solano Y 31Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 32Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 33Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 34Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 35Curry Y King N Merrifield E Summers N 36Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 37Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 38Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 39Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 40Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White Y 41Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 42 Speaker Y 43 44 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 45 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 46 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the 47 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 48 49 YES 37 NO 25 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 50Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 51Benefield Y Garza-Hicks N Marostica N Roberts Y 52Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose N 53Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 54Buescher Y Jahn N May N Solano Y 55Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 56Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2045

1Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley N Stafford N 2Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 3Curry Y King N Merrifield E Summers N 4Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 5Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 6Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 7Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann N 8Gallegos Y Looper N Primavera Y White N 9Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 10 Speaker Y 11 Co-sponsor added: Representative Stafford. 12 ______13 14 15 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 16 17 The Senate has adopted and returns herewith: HJR08-1020, HJR08-1033, 18 HJR08-1039 19 20 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJM08-003, amended on 21 May 6, 2008, as printed in Senate Journal. 22 23 The Senate has adopted and transmits herewith: SJM08-004, SJM08-005 24 25 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SJR08-024, and 26 repassed the resolution as amended. 27 28 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SJR08-030, and 29 repassed the resolution as amended. 30 ______31 32 33 INTRODUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF MEMORIALS 34 35 SJM08-005 by Senator(s) Keller, Morse, Johnson; also 36 Representative(s) Buescher, Pommer, White-- 37 Memorializing Congress to enact legislation preventing 38 the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services from 39 enforcing rules that would adversely affect Colorado's 40 health care safety net. 41 42 (Printed and placed in member's file). 43 44 On motion of Representative Buescher, the memorial was adopted by 45 viva voce vote. 46 47 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Borodkin, Carroll M, Ferrandino, Fischer, 48 Frangas, Jahn, Kefalas, Labuda, Levy, Looper, McGihon, Primavera, Riesberg, 49 Stafford. 50 51 SJM08-004 by Senator(s) Gordon; also Representative(s) Romanoff-- 52 Memorializing former member Herrick S. Roth. 53 54 (Printed and placed in member's file). 55 Page 2046 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 On motion of Representative Romanoff, the resolution was adopted by 2 the following roll call vote: 3 4 YES 62 NO 00 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 5Balmer E Gardner C Y Madden Y Riesberg Y 6Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica Y Roberts Y 7Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 8Bruce Y Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 9Buescher Y Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 10Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg Y 11Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 12Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 13Casso Y Kerr J Y McNulty Y Stephens Y 14Curry Y King Y Merrifield E Summers Y 15Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm Y 16Fischer Y Lambert Y Mitchell E Todd Y 17Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad Y 18Gagliardi Y Liston Y Pommer Y Weissmann Y 19Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White Y 20Gardner B Y Lundberg Y Rice Y Witwer Y 21 Speaker Y 22 Co-sponsors added: Current Roll Call of the House. 23 ______24 25 26 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 27 28 The Senate voted to recede from its position on SB08-183, concur in 29 House amendments, and repassed the bill. 30 31 The Senate has adopted the Corrected First Report of the First Conference 32 Committee on HB08-1240, as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, and 33 repassed the bill as amended. 34 35 The Senate has adopted the First Report of the First Conference 36 Committee on HB08-1401, as printed in Senate Journal, May 6, 2008, and 37 repassed the bill as amended. The bill is returned herewith. 38 ______39 40 41 FIRST REPORT OF FIRST CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 42 on HB08-1401 43 44 This Report Amends the Reengrossed Bill. 45 46 To the President of the Senate and the 47 Speaker of the House of Representatives: 48 49 Your first conference committee appointed on HB08-1401, 50 concerning a requirement that the county clerk and recorder of each 51 county send a voter information card to each registered eligible elector of 52 the county other than an elector whose previous communication from the 53 county clerk and recorder was returned as undeliverable, has met and 54 reports that it has agreed upon the following: 55 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2047 1 1. That the Senate recede from its amendments made to the bill, 2 as the amendments appear in the rerevised bill. 3 4 2. That, under the authority granted the committee to consider 5 matters not at issue between the two houses, the following amendments 6 be recommended: 7 8 Amend reengrossed bill, page 2, strike line 19 and substitute the 9 following: 10 11 "UNDELIVERABLE OR AN ELECTOR WHOSE REGISTRATION RECORD WAS 12 MARKED "INACTIVE" BY THE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER PURSUANT 13 TO SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION BEFORE THE GENERAL ELECTION OF 14 2006."; 15 16 line 21, strike "amended" and substitute "amended, and the said 1-5-206 17 is further amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SUBSECTION,"; 18 19 line 22, strike "notice." and substitute "notice - reimbursement of 20 mailing cost - repeal.". 21 22 Page 3, strike line 6 and substitute the following: 23 24 "UNDELIVERABLE OR AN ELECTOR WHOSE REGISTRATION RECORD WAS 25 MARKED "INACTIVE" BY THE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER PURSUANT 26 TO SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION BEFORE THE GENERAL ELECTION OF 27 2006. 28 29 (5) (a) THE SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL REIMBURSE A COUNTY 30 FOR THE COST OF SENDING VOTER INFORMATION CARDS TO INACTIVE 31 REGISTERED ELECTORS BEFORE THE 2008 GENERAL ELECTION IN 32 ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION. NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 33 24-21-104 (3), C.R.S., THE REIMBURSEMENT SHALL BE PAID FROM MONEYS 34 IN THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 24-21-104 35 (3) (b), C.R.S. 36 37 (b) THIS SUBSECTION (5) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009. 38 39 SECTION 3. Appropriation. (1) In addition to any other 40 appropriation, there is hereby appropriated, out of any moneys in the 41 department of state cash fund created in section 24-21-104 (3) (b), 42 Colorado Revised Statutes, not otherwise appropriated, to the department 43 of state, for the purpose of local election reimbursement pursuant to 44 section 1-5-505.5, Colorado Revised Statutes, for the fiscal year 45 beginning July 1, 2008, the sum of one hundred fifty thousand dollars 46 ($150,000) cash funds, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the 47 implementation of this act. 48 49 (2) In addition to any other appropriation, there is hereby 50 appropriated, out of any moneys in the department of state cash fund 51 created in section 24-21-104 (3) (b), Colorado Revised Statutes, not 52 otherwise appropriated, to the department of state, for the fiscal year 53 beginning July 1, 2008, the sum of three hundred thousand dollars 54 ($300,000), or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the purpose of 55 reimbursing counties for the cost of implementing section 2 of this act.". 56 Page 2048 House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 1 Renumber succeeding section accordingly. 2 3 Respectfully submitted, 4 House Committee: Senate Committee: 5 (signed) (signed) 6 Rosemary Marshall Ken Gordon 7 Paul Weissmann Bob Bacon 8 Steve Johnson 9 ______10 11 12 CONSIDERATION OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT 13 14 HB08-1401 by Representative(s) Marshall; also Senator(s) Gordon-- 15 Concerning a requirement that the county clerk and 16 recorder of each county send a voter information card to 17 each registered eligible elector of the county other than an 18 elector whose previous communication from the county 19 clerk and recorder was returned as undeliverable, and 20 making an appropriation therefor. 21 22 (Conference Committee Report printed in House Journal, May 6, 23 pages 2046-2048.) 24 25 On motion of Representative Marshall, the Conference Committee Report 26 was adopted by the following roll call vote: 27 28 YES 44 NO 18 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 29Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 30Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica N Roberts N 31Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 32Bruce N Hodge Y Massey Y Scanlan Y 33Buescher N Jahn Y May Y Solano Y 34Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen Y Sonnenberg N 35Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 36Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 37Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens Y 38Curry Y King N Merrifield E Summers N 39Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 40Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 41Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 42Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 43Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White N 44Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 45 Speaker Y 46 47 The question being "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?". 48 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a 49 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the 50 bill, as amended, was declared repassed. 51 52 YES 40 NO 22 EXCUSED 03 ABSENT 00 53Balmer E Gardner C N Madden Y Riesberg Y 54Benefield Y Garza-Hicks Y Marostica N Roberts N 55Borodkin Y Green Y Marshall Y Rose Y 56Bruce N Hodge Y Massey N Scanlan Y House Journal--119th Day--May 6, 2008 Page 2049

1Buescher N Jahn Y May N Solano Y 2Butcher Y Judd Y McFadyen N Sonnenberg N 3Carroll M Y Kefalas Y McGihon Y Soper Y 4Carroll T Y Kerr A Y McKinley Y Stafford Y 5Casso Y Kerr J N McNulty N Stephens N 6Curry Y King N Merrifield E Summers N 7Ferrandino Y Labuda Y Middleton Y Swalm N 8Fischer Y Lambert N Mitchell E Todd Y 9Frangas Y Levy Y Peniston Y Vaad N 10Gagliardi Y Liston N Pommer Y Weissmann Y 11Gallegos Y Looper Y Primavera Y White N 12Gardner B N Lundberg N Rice Y Witwer N 13 Speaker Y 14 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Labuda, Levy, Pommer, Speaker. 15 ______16 17 MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE 18 19 The Senate voted to concur in House amendments to SJR-025, and 20 repassed the resolution as amended. 21 ______22 23 House in recess. House reconvened. 24 ______25 26 REPORT OF SINE DIE COMMITTEE 27 28 The Committee appointed pursuant to SJR08-042 reported that they had 29 notified Governor that the Second Regular Session of the 30 Sixty-sixth General Assembly was ready to adjourn sine die. 31 ______32 33 The hour of 9:30 p.m., having arrived, and both the House of 34 Representatives and the Senate being in agreement, on motion of 35 Representative Madden, the Second Regular Session of the Sixty-sixth 36 General Assembly was declared adjourned sine die by the Speaker of the 37 House, Andrew Romanoff. 38 ______39 40 The following bills and resolutions did not receive final action in the 41 House: 42 43 Consideration of Resolutions--HJR08-1040, 1041. 44 Consideration of Adherence--SB08-019. 45 Consideration of Governor's Partial Veto--HB08-1375. 46 47 48 Approved: 49 ANDREW ROMANOFF, 50 51 Speaker 52 Attest: 53 MARILYN EDDINS, 54 Chief Clerk