HB 26-1118

HB 26-1118 is a bill that establishes the Colorado-Ireland Trade Commission within the state legislature. The commission consists of 11 members who will meet twice a year to promote economic ties and investments between Colorado and Ireland. They are required to submit an annual report with details about their activities and recommendations for future work. Since the bill has been signed, this trade commission is now officially in place and active, aiming to strengthen business relationships between the two states/countries.

Official Summary

The bill creates the Colorado-Ireland trade commission (commission) in the Colorado legislature. The commission is comprised of 11 members.     Members of the commission serve without compensation and do not receive reimbursement for expenses incurred in furtherance of the commission's responsibilities.     The commission is required to:Meet twice per year, with a quorum of at least 6 members;Annually submit a report to the members of the general assembly and the governor with the number of times the commission met in the preceding 12 months, the minutes of commission meetings, and any recommendations or requests that may assist the commission's work; andWork to advance bilateral economic interests and investments between Colorado and Ireland.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

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