Signed Into LawHB26-13802026 Regular Session
Repeal Office of Judicial Discipline Ombudsman
Sponsors: Kyle Brown, Rick Taggart, Jeff Bridges, Barbara Kirkmeyer·Appropriations·
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current status of HB26-1380?
HB26-1380 is currently "Signed Into Law" in the 2026 Regular Session. It was introduced by Kyle Brown and is assigned to the Appropriations committee.
Who sponsors HB26-1380?
HB26-1380 is sponsored by Kyle Brown, Rick Taggart, Jeff Bridges, Barbara Kirkmeyer.
What committee is reviewing HB26-1380?
HB26-1380 is assigned to the Appropriations committee in the Colorado House.
When was HB26-1380 last updated?
The last action on HB26-1380 was "Governor Signed" on 06/04/2026.
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