SB 22-091

Senate Bill 22-091 is a law that Colorado's governor has already signed. It updates and simplifies parts of the "State Administrative Procedure Act" by removing outdated or unnecessary sections related to how executive agencies review their rules. The bill also makes sure that the language used in these statutes is gender-neutral and follows modern writing standards. This affects how state agencies create and manage their rules, making the process clearer and more inclusive.

Official Summary

The act repeals a section of the "State Administrative Procedure Act" to remove obsolete or redundant provisions relating to the process for reviewing executive agency rules. The act also amends provisions in statute concerning executive agency rules to reflect current drafting practices relating to, among other practices, the use of gender-neutral language in statute. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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