Initiated by the People - An Amendement to the Colorado Constitution to Require that Every Measure Referred to a Committee of Reference of the General Assembly be Considered by the Committee Upon its Merits, to Provide that each Measure Reported by a Committee of Reference to the Seante or House Shall Appear on the Calendar of that Chamber in the Order in Which it was Reported, and to Prohibit Members of the General Assembly from Committing Themselves or Other Members in a Party Caucus to Vote in Favor of or Againt any Matter Pending or to be Introduced in the General Assembly.

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

1989

Chapter

n/a

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

1

Document Type

Constitutional Amendment

Start Page

1664

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "Initiated by the People - An Amendement to the Colorado Constitution to Require that Every Measure Referred to a Committee of Reference of the General Assembly be Considered by the Committee Upon its Merits, to Provide that each Measure Reported by a Committee of Reference to the Seante or House Shall Appear on the Calendar of that Chamber in the Order in Which it was Reported, and to Prohibit Members of the General Assembly from Committing Themselves or Other Members in a Party Caucus to Vote in Favor of or Againt any Matter Pending or to be Introduced in the General Assembly." (1989). Session Laws 1951-2000. 12400.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-1951-2000/12400