House Bill 25-1028 Introduced

A Bill for an Act

• Page 1, Line 101Concerning modifications to the address confidentiality

• Page 1, Line 102program.

Bill Summary

(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at http://leg.colorado.gov.)

The bill modifies the address confidentiality program (program), which is intended to protect the confidentiality of the actual address of a relocated protected health-care worker or a relocated victim of domestic violence, a sexual offense, human trafficking, or stalking. The modifications to the program are:

• Expanding the requirement to use a substitute address for a program participant from applying only to government agencies to applying to private entities, upon request of the program participant;
• Removing work and school addresses from the definition of actual address, such that an actual address only covers a residential address;
• Allowing a program participant to apply with their actual address and either a telephone number or an email address, rather than requiring a telephone number;
• Clarifying that entities and agencies must use a substitute address in the place of the name of a school or employer or for a program participant's home-based business, if requested;
• Increasing the court fine applied to convictions for certain offenses, which is used to fund the program, from $28 to $33 and expanding this fine by applying it to convictions for sexual assault and municipal offenses for domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, and human trafficking;
• Creating a process to allow program participants to shield real property records from public inspection; and
• Allowing a criminal justice official or government agency that has requested and been approved for expedited disclosure of a program participant's actual address to share the actual address with a law enforcement agency for the purpose of conducting a welfare check.

The bill also makes technical and conforming amendments.

• Page 2, Line 1Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:

• Page 2, Line 2SECTION 1.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2102, amend

• Page 2, Line 3(2); and repeal (3) as follows:

• Page 2, Line 424-30-2102.  Legislative declaration. (2)  The general assembly

• Page 2, Line 5further finds and declares that the desired result of the "Address

• Page 2, Line 6Confidentiality Program Act" for the purpose of post-enactment review

• Page 2, Line 7is to establish a substitute address for a program participant that is used

• Page 2, Line 8by state and local government agencies whenever possible, to permit

• Page 2, Line 9state and local government agencies to have access to the

• Page 2, Line 10participant's actual address when appropriate, to establish a mail

• Page 3, Line 1forwarding system for program participants, and to ensure that there is

• Page 3, Line 2adequate funding to pay the program costs for all persons who apply to

• Page 3, Line 3the program.

• Page 3, Line 4(3)  The general assembly further declares that private entities,

• Page 3, Line 5including but not limited to private businesses, can help protect program

• Page 3, Line 6participants by seeking to prevent the disclosure of unique identifying

• Page 3, Line 7information that could jeopardize the safety of program participants. The

• Page 3, Line 8general assembly recognizes that a legitimate need for private entities to

• Page 3, Line 9request and have access to an individual's actual address often exists and

• Page 3, Line 10that the opportunity exists for private entities to partner with state and

• Page 3, Line 11local governmental agencies in the effort to protect the safety of program

• Page 3, Line 12participants.

• Page 3, Line 13SECTION 2.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2103, amend

• Page 3, Line 14(1); and add (10.5), (10.6), (10.8), (11.5), and (15) as follows:

• Page 3, Line 1524-30-2103.  Definitions. As used in this part 21, unless the

• Page 3, Line 16context otherwise requires:

• Page 3, Line 17(1)  "Actual address" means a residential work, or school address

• Page 3, Line 18in the state of Colorado as specified on the individual's application

• Page 3, Line 19to be a program participant under this part 21, and includes the county,

• Page 3, Line 20voting precinct number, and any unique identifying information related

• Page 3, Line 21to the individual's residential work, or school address.

• Page 3, Line 22(10.5)  "Real property ACP notice" means the notice

• Page 3, Line 23required under section 24-30-2108.5 for a program participant to

• Page 3, Line 24request the shielding of real property records.

• Page 3, Line 25(10.6)  "Real property record" means any physical or

• Page 3, Line 26electronic record or data maintained by a state or local

• Page 3, Line 27government agency in connection with land or tax records.

• Page 4, Line 1(10.8)  "Sexual assault" means an act described in part 4 of

• Page 4, Line 2article 3 of title 18.

• Page 4, Line 3(11.5)  "Shielding" means, with respect to a real property

• Page 4, Line 4record accepted for recording by a state or local government

• Page 4, Line 5agency, to remove the record from public inspection and to

• Page 4, Line 6remove the record to a separate secure area to which persons

• Page 4, Line 7who do not have a legitimate reason for access are denied

• Page 4, Line 8access in accordance with section 24-30-2108.5.

• Page 4, Line 9(15)  "Unique location information" means information

• Page 4, Line 10that can be used to locate a program participant, including the

• Page 4, Line 11program participant's phone number, email address, social

• Page 4, Line 12security number, driver's license or state identification number,

• Page 4, Line 13and actual address. "Unique location information" also

• Page 4, Line 14includes a program participant's name when the name is used in

• Page 4, Line 15connection with a location identifier, such as a county of

• Page 4, Line 16residence.

• Page 4, Line 17SECTION 3.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2104, amend

• Page 4, Line 18(1)(a) as follows:

• Page 4, Line 1924-30-2104.  Address confidentiality program - creation -

• Page 4, Line 20substitute address - uses - service by mail - application assistance

• Page 4, Line 21centers. (1)  There is created the address confidentiality program in the

• Page 4, Line 22department to protect the confidentiality of the actual address of a

• Page 4, Line 23relocated protected health-care worker or a relocated victim of domestic

• Page 4, Line 24violence, a sexual offense, human trafficking, or stalking and to prevent

• Page 4, Line 25the victim's assailants or potential assailants from finding the victim

• Page 4, Line 26through public records. Under the program, the executive director or the

• Page 4, Line 27executive director's designee shall:

• Page 5, Line 1(a)  Designate a substitute address for a program participant that

• Page 5, Line 2shall be used by persons and state and local government agencies as set

• Page 5, Line 3forth in this part 21; and

• Page 5, Line 4SECTION 4.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2105, amend

• Page 5, Line 5(3)(c) introductory portion, (3)(c)(III), and (3)(g); and add (3)(c)(V) and

• Page 5, Line 6(3)(c)(VI) as follows:

• Page 5, Line 724-30-2105.  Filing and certification of applications -

• Page 5, Line 8authorization card. (3)  The application must be on a form prescribed by

• Page 5, Line 9the executive director or the executive director's designee and must

• Page 5, Line 10contain the following:

• Page 5, Line 11(c)  Evidence Supporting documentation that the applicant is

• Page 5, Line 12a protected health-care worker or an actual or threatened

• Page 5, Line 13victim of domestic violence, a sexual offense, human trafficking, or

• Page 5, Line 14stalking, if applicable. This evidence supporting documentation may

• Page 5, Line 15include any of the following:

• Page 5, Line 16(III)  Documentation from a sexual assault program if the applicant

• Page 5, Line 17is alleged to be a victim of a sexual offense; or

• Page 5, Line 18(V)  Documentation showing that the applicant has

• Page 5, Line 19previously been enrolled in another confidential address

• Page 5, Line 20program; or

• Page 5, Line 21(VI)  Documentation from a reproductive health-care

• Page 5, Line 22provider engaged in the provision, facilitation, or promotion of

• Page 5, Line 23a legally protected health-care activity, as defined in section

• Page 5, Line 2412-30-121 (1)(d).

• Page 5, Line 25(g)  The mailing address and telephone number or email address

• Page 5, Line 26where the applicant can be contacted by the executive director or his or

• Page 5, Line 27her the executive director's designee;

• Page 6, Line 1SECTION 5.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2106, amend

• Page 6, Line 2(2) as follows:

• Page 6, Line 324-30-2106.  Change of name, address, telephone number, or

• Page 6, Line 4email address. (2)  A program participant shall notify the executive

• Page 6, Line 5director or his or her the executive director's designee of a change in

• Page 6, Line 6address, email address, or telephone number from the address, email

• Page 6, Line 7address, or telephone number listed for the participant on the application

• Page 6, Line 8pursuant to the requirements set forth in section 24-30-2105 (3)(g) and

• Page 6, Line 9(3)(h) no later than seven days after the change occurs.

• Page 6, Line 10SECTION 6.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2107, amend

• Page 6, Line 11(1)(b) and (3) as follows:

• Page 6, Line 1224-30-2107.  Certification cancellation - records. (1)  The

• Page 6, Line 13certification of a program participant shall be canceled under any of the

• Page 6, Line 14following circumstances:

• Page 6, Line 15(b)  The program participant fails to notify the executive director

• Page 6, Line 16or his or her the executive director's designee of a change in the

• Page 6, Line 17participant's name, address, email address, or telephone number listed

• Page 6, Line 18on the application pursuant to section 24-30-2106.

• Page 6, Line 19(3)  An individual who ceases to be a program participant is

• Page 6, Line 20responsible for notifying persons who use the substitute address that the

• Page 6, Line 21designated substitute address is no longer valid. An individual who

• Page 6, Line 22ceases to be a program participant is also responsible for

• Page 6, Line 23notifying state or local government agencies to whom the

• Page 6, Line 24individual has submitted a real property ACP notice that the

• Page 6, Line 25individual is no longer a program participant.

• Page 6, Line 26SECTION 7.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2108, amend

• Page 6, Line 27(1), (2), (10) introductory portion, (10)(b), and (11) as follows:

• Page 7, Line 124-30-2108.  Substitute address use. (1)  The program

• Page 7, Line 2participant, and not the executive director or his or her the executive

• Page 7, Line 3director's designee, is responsible for requesting that a person or state

• Page 7, Line 4or local government agency use the participant's substitute address as the

• Page 7, Line 5participant's residential, work, or school address for all purposes for

• Page 7, Line 6which the person or agency requires or requests such residential, work,

• Page 7, Line 7or school address.

• Page 7, Line 8(2)  Except as otherwise provided in this section or unless the

• Page 7, Line 9executive director or his or her the executive director's designee

• Page 7, Line 10grants a state or local government agency's request for a disclosure

• Page 7, Line 11pursuant to section 24-30-2110, when a program participant submits a

• Page 7, Line 12current and valid address confidentiality program authorization card to the

• Page 7, Line 13a person or agency, the person or agency shall accept the substitute

• Page 7, Line 14address designation by the executive director or his or her designee on the

• Page 7, Line 15card as the participant's address to be used as the participant's residential,

• Page 7, Line 16work, or school address when creating a new public record, including

• Page 7, Line 17in place of the name of a school or employer or for the

• Page 7, Line 18participant's home-based business. The substitute address given to the

• Page 7, Line 19agency shall be is the last-known address for the participant used by the

• Page 7, Line 20agency until such time that the person or agency receives notification

• Page 7, Line 21pursuant to section 24-30-2107 (3). The person or agency may make a

• Page 7, Line 22photocopy of the card for the their records of the agency and thereafter

• Page 7, Line 23shall immediately return the card to the program participant.

• Page 7, Line 24(10)  Except as otherwise provided in this section, a program

• Page 7, Line 25participant's actual address, email address, and telephone number

• Page 7, Line 26maintained by a person or state or local government agency or disclosed

• Page 7, Line 27by the executive director or his or her the executive director's

• Page 8, Line 1designee is not a public record that is subject to inspection pursuant to the

• Page 8, Line 2provisions of part 2 of article 72 of this title title 24. This subsection

• Page 8, Line 3(10) shall does not apply: to the following:

• Page 8, Line 4(b)  If a program participant voluntarily requests that a state or

• Page 8, Line 5local government person or agency use the participant's actual address.

• Page 8, Line 6or voluntarily gives the actual address to the state or local government

• Page 8, Line 7agency.

• Page 8, Line 8(11)  For any public record created within ninety days prior to the

• Page 8, Line 9date that a program participant applied to be certified in the program, a

• Page 8, Line 10state or local government person or agency shall redact the actual

• Page 8, Line 11address from a public record or change the actual address to the substitute

• Page 8, Line 12address in the public record if a program participant who presents a

• Page 8, Line 13current and valid program authorization card requests that the person

• Page 8, Line 14or agency that maintains the public record to use the substitute address

• Page 8, Line 15instead of the actual address on the public record.

• Page 8, Line 16SECTION 8.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 24-30-2108.5 as

• Page 8, Line 17follows:

• Page 8, Line 1824-30-2108.5.  Shielding real property records. (1) (a)  A

• Page 8, Line 19program participant who acquires an ownership interest in real

• Page 8, Line 20property while participating in the address confidentiality

• Page 8, Line 21program may request that a state or local government agency

• Page 8, Line 22shield the program participant's real property records

• Page 8, Line 23concerning that property.

• Page 8, Line 24(b) (I)  A program participant may request the shielding of

• Page 8, Line 25a real property record prior to its recording by submitting to a

• Page 8, Line 26state or local government agency the following documents:

• Page 8, Line 27(A)  A real property ACP notice; and

• Page 9, Line 1(B)  The real property record to be recorded that the

• Page 9, Line 2program participant seeks to shield.

• Page 9, Line 3(II)  A real property ACP notice submitted pursuant to this

• Page 9, Line 4subsection (1)(b) applies to:

• Page 9, Line 5(A)  The real property record submitted for recording

• Page 9, Line 6with the real property ACP notice; and

• Page 9, Line 7(B)  Any other real property record that concerns the

• Page 9, Line 8property identified in the real property ACP notice and is

• Page 9, Line 9submitted to the agency for recording during the period in which

• Page 9, Line 10the program participant both holds an interest in the property

• Page 9, Line 11and participates in the program.

• Page 9, Line 12(c) (I)  A program participant may request the shielding of

• Page 9, Line 13a real property record after its recording by submitting to a

• Page 9, Line 14state or local government agency the following documents:

• Page 9, Line 15(A)  A real property ACP notice; and

• Page 9, Line 16(B)  Sufficient information to identify the real property

• Page 9, Line 17that is the subject of the records that the program participant

• Page 9, Line 18seeks to shield.

• Page 9, Line 19(II)  A real property ACP notice submitted pursuant to this

• Page 9, Line 20subsection (1)(c) applies to any real property record that:

• Page 9, Line 21(A)  Concerns the property identified in the real property

• Page 9, Line 22ACP notice; and

• Page 9, Line 23(B)  Is or has been submitted to the agency for recording

• Page 9, Line 24during the period in which the program participant both holds an

• Page 9, Line 25interest in the property and participates in the program.

• Page 9, Line 26(d)  A program participant who requests to have a real

• Page 9, Line 27property record shielded pursuant to this subsection (1)(b) shall

• Page 10, Line 1not submit the real property record for electronic recording

• Page 10, Line 2with the state or local government agency.

• Page 10, Line 3(2)  A program participant shall submit to the executive

• Page 10, Line 4director or the executive director's designee a copy of any real

• Page 10, Line 5property ACP notice submitted to a state or local government

• Page 10, Line 6agency pursuant to subsection (1) of this section.

• Page 10, Line 7(3) (a)  A state or local government agency or an

• Page 10, Line 8employee of an agency shall not disclose unique location

• Page 10, Line 9information related to property for which a real property ACP

• Page 10, Line 10notice has been submitted to the agency unless the program

• Page 10, Line 11participant consents to the disclosure in writing or the

• Page 10, Line 12disclosure is permitted pursuant to section 24-30-2110 or

• Page 10, Line 1324-30-2111 or subsection (3)(b) of this section.

• Page 10, Line 14(b) (I)  Upon request, the executive director or the

• Page 10, Line 15executive director's designee may authorize disclosure of

• Page 10, Line 16unique location information or real property records that have

• Page 10, Line 17been shielded. The executive director or the executive director's

• Page 10, Line 18designee may authorize disclosure pursuant to this subsection

• Page 10, Line 19(3)(b) only for the purpose of performing a title examination and

• Page 10, Line 20only after the executive director or the executive director's

• Page 10, Line 21designee confirms that the property subject to the title

• Page 10, Line 22examination is the property identified in the real property ACP

• Page 10, Line 23notice of a current program participant.

• Page 10, Line 24(II)  An individual submitting a request for disclosure

• Page 10, Line 25pursuant to this subsection (3)(b) shall include the following in

• Page 10, Line 26the request:

• Page 10, Line 27(A)  The name, title, address, and affiliated organization,

• Page 11, Line 1if applicable, of the individual requesting the disclosure;

• Page 11, Line 2(B)  The individual's purpose for requesting the disclosure;

• Page 11, Line 3(C)  The individual's relationship to the program

• Page 11, Line 4participant, if any;

• Page 11, Line 5(D)  A legal description of the property subject to the

• Page 11, Line 6title examination;

• Page 11, Line 7(E)  An acknowledgment that the individual will treat as

• Page 11, Line 8confidential all unique location information disclosed to the

• Page 11, Line 9individual and will use the information only for the purposes

• Page 11, Line 10identified in the request;

• Page 11, Line 11(F)  The individual's signature; and

• Page 11, Line 12(G)  Any other information required by the executive

• Page 11, Line 13director or the executive director's designee.

• Page 11, Line 14(III)  The executive director or the executive director's

• Page 11, Line 15designee shall provide a written response approving or denying

• Page 11, Line 16a request submitted pursuant to this subsection (3)(b) within two

• Page 11, Line 17business days after receiving the request.

• Page 11, Line 18(4) (a)  The executive director or the executive director's

• Page 11, Line 19designee shall make a real property ACP notice form available

• Page 11, Line 20to program participants. The real property ACP notice form

• Page 11, Line 21must include:

• Page 11, Line 22(I)  The full legal name of the program participant,

• Page 11, Line 23including their middle name;

• Page 11, Line 24(II)  The program participant's address confidentiality

• Page 11, Line 25program authorization number;

• Page 11, Line 26(III)  The substitute address;

• Page 11, Line 27(IV)  A description of the property that is the subject of

• Page 12, Line 1the real property records that the program participant

• Page 12, Line 2requests to shield; and

• Page 12, Line 3(V)  The program participant's signature.

• Page 12, Line 4(b)  A real property ACP notice is not a public record for

• Page 12, Line 5purposes of the "Colorado Open Records Act", part 2 of article

• Page 12, Line 672 of this title 24.

• Page 12, Line 7(5)  Nothing in this section prohibits a state or local

• Page 12, Line 8government agency or an employee of an agency from returning

• Page 12, Line 9an original deed, instrument, or other real property record to

• Page 12, Line 10the individual who submitted the record for recording.

• Page 12, Line 11SECTION 9.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2109, amend

• Page 12, Line 12(1) introductory portion, (1)(a), (4), and (5) as follows:

• Page 12, Line 1324-30-2109.  Disclosure of actual address prohibited. (1)  The

• Page 12, Line 14executive director or his or her the executive director's designee is

• Page 12, Line 15prohibited from disclosing any address, email address, or telephone

• Page 12, Line 16number of a program participant other than the substitute address

• Page 12, Line 17designated by the executive director or his or her the executive

• Page 12, Line 18director's designee, except under any of the following circumstances:

• Page 12, Line 19(a)  The information is required by direction of a court order

• Page 12, Line 20pursuant to section 24-30-2111. However, any a person to whom a

• Page 12, Line 21program participant's address, email address, or telephone number has

• Page 12, Line 22been disclosed shall not disclose the address, email address, or

• Page 12, Line 23telephone number to any other person unless permitted to do so by order

• Page 12, Line 24of the court.

• Page 12, Line 25(4)  No A person shall not knowingly and intentionally obtain a

• Page 12, Line 26program participant's actual address, email address, or telephone

• Page 12, Line 27number from the executive director or his or her the executive

• Page 13, Line 1director's designee or an agency knowing that the person is not

• Page 13, Line 2authorized to obtain the address information.

• Page 13, Line 3(5)  No An employee of the executive director or his or her the

• Page 13, Line 4executive director's designee or of an agency shall not knowingly and

• Page 13, Line 5intentionally disclose a program participant's actual address, email

• Page 13, Line 6address, or telephone number unless the disclosure is permissible by

• Page 13, Line 7law. This subsection (5) only applies when an employee obtains a

• Page 13, Line 8participant's actual address, email address, or telephone number during

• Page 13, Line 9the course of the employee's official duties and, at the time of disclosure,

• Page 13, Line 10the employee has specific knowledge that the actual address, email

• Page 13, Line 11address, or telephone number disclosed belongs to a participant.

• Page 13, Line 12SECTION 10.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2110, amend

• Page 13, Line 13(12) as follows:

• Page 13, Line 1424-30-2110.  Request for disclosure. (12)  Notwithstanding any

• Page 13, Line 15other provision of this section, the executive director or his or her the

• Page 13, Line 16executive director's designee shall establish an expedited process for

• Page 13, Line 17disclosure to be used by a criminal justice official or agency for situations

• Page 13, Line 18where disclosure is required pursuant to a criminal justice trial, hearing,

• Page 13, Line 19proceeding, or investigation involving a program participant or to

• Page 13, Line 20conduct a welfare check on a program participant. An official or

• Page 13, Line 21agency receiving information pursuant to this subsection (12) shall certify

• Page 13, Line 22to the executive director or his or her the executive director's

• Page 13, Line 23designee that the official or agency has a system in place to protect the

• Page 13, Line 24confidentiality of a participant's actual address from the public and from

• Page 13, Line 25personnel who are not involved in the welfare check, trial, hearing,

• Page 13, Line 26proceeding, or investigation. When disclosure is requested for the

• Page 13, Line 27purpose of conducting a welfare check on a program participant,

• Page 14, Line 1the requesting official or agency may disclose the participant's

• Page 14, Line 2name and actual address to another law enforcement agency as

• Page 14, Line 3necessary to conduct the welfare check.

• Page 14, Line 4SECTION 11.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-2114, amend

• Page 14, Line 5(1), (2) introductory portion, (2)(b), (2)(c), and (5); and add (2)(a.7) and

• Page 14, Line 6(2)(d) as follows:

• Page 14, Line 724-30-2114.  Surcharge - collection and distribution - address

• Page 14, Line 8confidentiality program surcharge fund - creation - definitions.

• Page 14, Line 9(1)  On and after July 1, 2007, but before July 1, 2025, each person

• Page 14, Line 10individual who is convicted of the crimes a crime set forth in

• Page 14, Line 11subsection (2) of this section shall be required to pay a surcharge of

• Page 14, Line 12twenty-eight dollars to the clerk of the court for the judicial district in

• Page 14, Line 13which the conviction occurs. On and after July 1, 2025, each

• Page 14, Line 14individual who is convicted of a crime set forth in subsection (2)

• Page 14, Line 15of this section shall be required to pay a surcharge of

• Page 14, Line 16thirty-three dollars to the clerk of the court for the judicial

• Page 14, Line 17district in which the conviction occurs.

• Page 14, Line 18(2)  The following crimes shall be are subject to the surcharge set

• Page 14, Line 19forth in subsection (1) of this section:

• Page 14, Line 20(a.7)  Sexual assault;

• Page 14, Line 21(b)  A crime, the underlying factual basis of which has been found

• Page 14, Line 22by the court on the record to include an act of domestic violence; or

• Page 14, Line 23(c)  Criminal attempt, conspiracy, or solicitation to commit the

• Page 14, Line 24crimes set forth in subsections (2)(a), (2)(a.5), (2)(a.6), and (2)(b) of this

• Page 14, Line 25section; or

• Page 14, Line 26(d)  A violation of a municipal ordinance prohibiting

• Page 14, Line 27stalking, human trafficking, sexual assault, or an act of

• Page 15, Line 1domestic violence.

• Page 15, Line 2(5)  The court may waive all or any portion of the surcharge

• Page 15, Line 3required by this section if the court finds that a person an individual

• Page 15, Line 4subject to the surcharge is indigent or financially unable to pay all or any

• Page 15, Line 5portion of the surcharge. The court may waive only that portion of the

• Page 15, Line 6surcharge that the court finds that the person individual is financially

• Page 15, Line 7unable to pay.

• Page 15, Line 8SECTION 12.  In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1-2-213, amend

• Page 15, Line 9(2)(e) as follows:

• Page 15, Line 101-2-213.  Registration at driver's license examination facilities.

• Page 15, Line 11(2) (e)  The department of revenue, through its local driver's license

• Page 15, Line 12examination facilities, shall notify inform a program participant, as

• Page 15, Line 13defined in section 24-30-2103 (9), C.R.S., who submits a current and

• Page 15, Line 14valid address confidentiality program authorization card of the provisions

• Page 15, Line 15of section 24-30-2108 (4), C.R.S., and inform the participant about how

• Page 15, Line 16he or she the participant may use a substitute address, as defined in

• Page 15, Line 17section 24-30-2103 (14), C.R.S., on the driver's license or identification

• Page 15, Line 18card.

• Page 15, Line 19SECTION 13.  Effective date. This act takes effect July 1, 2025.

• Page 15, Line 20SECTION 14.  Safety clause. The general assembly finds,

• Page 15, Line 21determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate

• Page 15, Line 22preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for

• Page 15, Line 23the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state

• Page 15, Line 24institutions.