HB22-1300 – Local Enforcement To Prevent Human Trafficking
Concerning local enforcement against human trafficking by allowing the adoption of local ordinances to prevent human trafficking-related offenses in illicit businesses represented as massage businesses.
The bill allows a board of county commissioners to adopt a local resolution or ordinance to establish business licensure requirements to regulate massage facilities for the sole purpose of deterring illicit massage businesses and preventing human trafficking. The bill allows the board to charge an administrative licensure fee for a massage facility.
Primary Sponsors
Representative Terri Carver – District 20 – El Paso
Representative Lindsey Daugherty – District 19 – Jefferson
Senator Rhonda Fields – District 29 – Arapahoe
Senator Bob Gardner – District 12 – El Paso
Link to HB22-1300 – Local Enforcement to Prevent Human Trafficking
Link to pdf of Final Act
06-09-2022 – Signed Act
05-31-2022 – Sent to the Governor
05-31-2022 – Senate – Signed by the President of the Senate
05-27-2022 – House – Signed by Speaker of the House
05-23-2022 – Final Act
04-22-2022 – Senate Third Reading – Passed No Amendments
04-21-2022 – Senate Second Reading – Passed No Amendments
04-19-2022 – Senate Local Government Hearing
• Link to audio of 04-19-2022 Senate Local Government Hearing
03-30-2022 – Introduced in Senate – Assigned to Local Government
03-29-2022 – House Third Reading
• Link to audio of 03-29-2022 Third Reading
03-28-2022 – House Second Reading
• Link to audio of 03-28-2022 House Second Reading
03-23-2022 – House Judiciary Committee Hearing
• Link to audio of 03-23-2022 House Judiciary Committee
03-15-2022 – Introduced – Assigned to House Judiciary Committee
• Link to pdf of Introduced Bill