Limits the number of bills a Colorado General Assembly member can introduce in a regular session to three, with exceptions.

Colorado HB1073 sets a statutory limit on the number of bills a member of the General Assembly can introduce in a regular legislative session to three, excluding appropriations bills and those recommended by interim committees. Exceptions allow for additional bills if requested by legislative committees or if they pertain to emergency matters or technical corrections. Leadership in the Senate and House can permit additional bill introductions if certain conditions are met. The act takes effect August 12, 2026, unless a referendum petition is filed.

Limits the number of bills a Colorado General Assembly member can introduce in a regular session to three, with exceptions.

Colorado HB1073 sets a statutory limit on the number of bills a member of the General Assembly can introduce in a regular legislative session to three, excluding appropriations bills and those recommended by interim committees. Exceptions allow for additional bills if requested by legislative committees or if they pertain to emergency matters or technical corrections. Leadership in the Senate and House can permit additional bill introductions if certain conditions are met. The act takes effect August 12, 2026, unless a referendum petition is filed.