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HB 1302Session 2026AHouseStatus unavailable

Colorado Bureau of Investigation Firearms InstaCheck Unit Operating Hours

In current law, the Colorado bureau of investigation (bureau) must remain open 12 hours a day, every calendar day except Christmas and Thanksgiving, to transmit requests for a background check to the national instant criminal background check system and search other databases. The act allows the bureau to determine its own hours of operation that best meet its business needs to timely transmit the background check requests. The act requires the bureau to immediately place in the processing queue a request for a background check and accept requests for a background check every calendar day except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Additionally, the act requires the bureau to submit a report every year to the house of representatives judiciary committee and the senate judiciary committee describing background check processing times, operating hours, system outages, and actions taken by the bureau to improve efficiency.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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Introduced

Feb 26, 2026

Latest action

Jun 3, 2026

Recorded roll calls

4

Topics and classification

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Justice & Public SafetyElections & GovernmentBusiness & Economy

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Crimes, Corrections, & EnforcementState Government

Document type

Bill

Sponsors

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Primary sponsorA. Boesenecker
Primary sponsorC. Kipp
Primary sponsorM. Duran
cosponsorI. Jodeh
cosponsorJ. Amabile
cosponsorJ. Bacon
cosponsorJ. Coleman
cosponsorJ. Danielson
cosponsorJ. Gonzales
cosponsorJ. Jackson
cosponsorJ. Joseph
cosponsorJ. McCluskie
cosponsorK. Brown
cosponsorK. Nguyen
cosponsorL. Cutter
cosponsorL. Daugherty
cosponsorM. Froelich
cosponsorM. Lindsay
cosponsorS. Camacho
cosponsor

S. Woodrow

cosponsorT. Sullivan
cosponsorW. Lindstedt

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Roll-call votes

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passApr 14, 2026House

BILL

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Amabileyes
Baisleyno
Ballyes
Benavidezyes
Bridgesyes
Brightno
Carsonno
Catlinno
Colemanyes
Cutteryes
Danielsonyes
Daughertyyes
Exumyes
Frizellno
Gonzales J.yes
Hinrichsenyes
Jodehyes
Kippyes
Kirkmeyerno
Kolkeryes
Lindstedtyes
Listonno
Marchmanyes
Mullicayes
Pelton B.no
Pelton R.no
Presidentyes
Richno
Robertsno
Rodriguezyes
Simpsonno
Snyderyes
Sullivanyes
Wallaceyes
Weissmanyes
Zamora Wilsonno
passApr 7, 2026Senate

Refer House Bill 26-1302 to the Committee of the Whole.

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Katie Wallaceyes
Lynda Zamora Wilsonno
Rod Peltonno
Tom Sullivanyes
William Lindstedtyes
passMar 23, 2026House

Adopt amendment L.002 (Attachment A).

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Brandi Bradleyno
Cecelia Espenozayes
Chad Cliffordyes
Jenny Willfordyes
Kenny Nguyenyes
Lisa Feretyes
Meg Froelichyes
Michael Carteryes
Naquetta Ricksyes
Scott Bottomsno
Stephanie Luckno
passMar 23, 2026House

Refer House Bill 26-1302, as amended, to the Committee of the Whole.

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Brandi Bradleyno
Cecelia Espenozayes
Chad Cliffordyes
Jenny Willfordyes
Kenny Nguyenyes
Lisa Feretyes
Meg Froelichyes
Michael Carteryes
Naquetta Ricksyes
Scott Bottomsno
Stephanie Luckno

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Source data last updated Aug 20, 2026.