Collaborative Management Program Updates

Header text was updated to clarify that amendments were adopted on second reading in the Senate instead of being fully adopted in the second house.

Four Senate co-sponsors (Amabile, Cutter, Gonzales J., Jodeh, Kipp) were removed from the sponsorship list.

The reading status was changed from '3rd Reading Unamended' to 'Revised' with a new date of March 7, 2025.

Updated bill header to reflect 'REREVISED' status and indicate that all amendments adopted in the Second House are now included.

Added Senate committee assignments and reading dates (March 10, 2025 for Senate 3rd Reading; March 7, 2025 for Senate Amended 2nd Reading).

Added House sponsorship names (Garcia, Lindsay) and Senate sponsorship names (Weissman, Amabile, Cutter, Gonzales J., Jodeh, Kipp).

Adjusted Section 3 safety clause line numbers and formatting to align with final adopted amendments.

Modified Section 10 regarding record release by Individualized Service and Support Teams, changing language from requiring written consent to referencing existing state law.

Added managed care entities as eligible partners for memorandums of understanding under the collaborative management program

Added courts with jurisdiction to hear cases as entities that may access individualized service and support team records

Modified record access provisions to clarify that nothing prohibits record release upon written consent of the child, youth, or family receiving services

Added a note explaining that the bill is prepared for signatures and directing readers to legislative status sheets

Reorganized bill text layout with adjusted indentation and spacing

Corrected formatting of signature lines and official titles

Fixed minor text inconsistencies such as 'Oiily' to 'Only' and spacing around 'JUR I SDICTION' to 'JURISDICTION'

Courts with jurisdiction over a case at issue are now explicitly authorized to access current service and support plans created by individualized service and support teams.

Updated the list of entities eligible to enter memorandums of understanding for collaborative service management to include each managed care entity as defined in section 25.5-5-802.

Added a provision stating that nothing in the section prohibits the release of records pursuant to existing state law, clarifying that other legal mechanisms for record access remain available.

Added two new sponsors (Garcia and Lindsay) to the House sponsorship list.

Updated the header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' to indicate the bill has been amended.

Adjusted the bill summary note to clarify that a new summary will be available after third reading in the House of Introduction.

Added the court with jurisdiction to the list of entities that may access individualized service and support team records.

Added a new provision clarifying that nothing in the section prohibits releasing records upon written consent from the child, youth, or family receiving services.

Removed the safety clause section that was previously included in the bill text.