Exempts critical infrastructure information technology equipment from Colorado's consumer right to repair laws.
The bill modifies Colorado's consumer right to repair laws by exempting information technology equipment intended for use in critical infrastructure. Critical infrastructure is defined as systems or assets vital to national security, economic security, public health, or safety. This exemption applies to equipment that, if incapacitated or destroyed, would have a debilitating impact on these areas. The bill adds a definition for "critical infrastructure" and specifies that the consumer right to repair does not apply to information technology equipment intended for such infrastructure.
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