Establishes the Colorado-Ireland International Trade Commission to promote economic and cultural exchanges.
The bill creates the Colorado-Ireland International Trade Commission within the Colorado Office of Economic Development. The commission consists of 11 members, including eight voting members appointed by legislative leaders and three ex-officio members. Members serve without compensation and meet at least twice a year. The commission's duties include advancing bilateral trade and investment, encouraging mutual investment, promoting business, educational, and cultural exchanges, and addressing other issues as necessary.
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