HB 22-1410

House Bill 22-1410, which has been signed into law, allows employees of supervised lenders in Colorado to work remotely under certain conditions. This means that these workers can now perform their duties from locations outside the office if they meet specific requirements set by the bill. Additionally, the law removes the need for debt-management service providers to submit criminal background checks for their agents when applying for registration. This change affects employees of supervised lenders and debt-management services companies in Colorado. Since the bill has been signed, it is now active and enforceable in the state.

Official Summary

The act permits and specifies the conditions for employees of supervised lenders to work from remote locations. Additionally, the act repeals the requirement that an applicant for registration as a debt-management services provider include with the application the results of a state and national criminal history record check for any agent of the applicant. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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