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BILL SUMMARY For HB22-1099
SENATE COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS, LABOR, & TECHNOLOGY
Date Mar 2, 2022
Location SCR 352
HB22-1099 - Referred to the Committee of the Whole - Consent Calendar
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01:34:15 PM |
Senators Zenzinger and Woodward introduced House Bill 22-1099, concerning online third party sellers. The bill requires mandatory disclosures by high-volume third-party sellers utilizing online marketplaces.
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01:38:08 PM |
The sponsors responded to questions from the committee.
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01:46:28 PM |
Jeff Riester, representing the Department of Law, testified in support of the bill.
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01:47:05 PM |
Danny Katz, representing the Colorado Public Interest Research Group, testified in support of the bill.
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01:50:08 PM |
Mr. Riester responded to questions from the committee.
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01:51:53 PM |
David Ternus, representing Walgreens, testified in support of the bill.
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01:53:52 PM |
Alex Baker, representing the Adams and Broomfield District Attorney's Office, testified in support of the bill.
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01:57:49 PM |
Adam Burg, representing the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, testified in support of the bill.
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02:00:34 PM |
Mr. Baker responded to questions from the committee.
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02:02:45 PM |
Jamie Bourne, representing The Home Depot, testified in support of the bill.
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02:05:33 PM |
Chris Howes, representing
the Colorado Retail Council, testified in support of the bill. He
responded to questions from the committee.
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02:05:34 PM |
Additional written testimony that was submitted to the committee for consideration is provided as Attachment A.
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02:11:10 PM |
Senator Zenzinger made comments about the testimony.
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02:12:07 PM
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Motion |
Refer House Bill 22-1099 to the Committee of the Whole and with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendar. |
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Coleman |
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Kolker |
Yes |
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Liston |
Yes |
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Woodward |
Yes |
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Coleman |
Yes |
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Rodriguez |
Yes |
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Final |
YES: 5 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS |
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