HCR 22-1006

House Concurrent Resolution 22-1006 is a bill that changes Colorado's constitution regarding charitable gaming. It removes the requirement for organizations to exist for five continuous years before they can get a license to run games like raffles or bingo for charity. The resolution also allows managers and operators of these games to be paid minimum wage until 2024, after which they will no longer have restrictions on their pay. Since the status is "signed," this means that the changes proposed in the bill are now part of Colorado's constitution and are enforceable law.

Official Summary

The concurrent resolution amends section 2 of article XVIII of the Colorado constitution by: Repealing the 5-year continuous existence requirement to obtain a charitable gaming license; and Authorizing a manager or operator of a charitable game to make minimum wage until 2024, when the provision repeals the prohibition on paying managers or operators.(Note: This summary applies to this concurrent resolution as adopted.)

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