Protections Against Deceptive Pricing Practices

Updated Senate sponsorship list to remove individual names and replace with a blank line, likely indicating a procedural change in how sponsors are listed.

Changed the reading status header from '3rd Reading Unamended' to 'Revised' with updated language about amendments adopted on second reading.

Expanded the definition of 'clearly and conspicuously' to specify that disclosures must be noticeable and understandable through the same means as the communication for visual-only or audible-only communications, and simultaneously in both visual and audible portions for combined communications.

Added co-sponsors to both House and Senate sponsorship lists, expanding the bipartisan support for the bill.

Updated bill status labels from 'PREAMENDED' to 'REREVISED' and added reading dates and chamber information to reflect final legislative action.

Reorganized bill summary section to include both House and Senate reading dates and amendment statuses, clarifying the legislative process timeline.

Added definition for 'ancillary good, service, or property' to clarify what constitutes additional items offered in a transaction.

Modified pricing disclosure requirements to allow exemptions for food and beverage establishments that properly disclose mandatory service charges and distribute them to non-managerial employees.

Added eligibility exemption for persons governed by applicable federal law regarding pricing transparency.

Modified enforcement provisions to clarify civil action remedies and written demand procedures for violations.

Changed document format from final act version to preliminary committee version with different header information and page numbering.

Changed the header from 'HOUSE BILL 25-1090' to include a note about signature status and Governor action, indicating this is a final version ready for official processing.

Corrected capitalization inconsistency in Section 1, changing 'AS USED IN' to match the rest of the document's formatting standards.

Standardized the definition letter numbering in the definitions section, converting some uppercase letters to lowercase for consistency.

Removed explanatory notes about how to read the bill (capital letters, bold numbers, dashes) that were included in the original version but not needed in the final act.

Added additional Senate sponsors (Amabile, Ball, Exum, Gonzales J., Hinrichsen, Jodeh, Kipp, Kolker, Michaelson Jenet, Rodriguez, Sullivan, Wallace, Winter F., Coleman) and Representative Phillips, Story, and Titone to the bill's sponsorship list.

Reorganized and clarified definitions for 'Total Price', 'Mandatory Service Charge', and 'Food and Beverage Service Establishment' to better align with existing Colorado statutes.

Added definitions for 'Delivery Network Company', 'Dwelling Unit', and 'Government Charge' to clarify the scope of the new pricing disclosure requirements.

Added specific requirements for disclosures in interactive electronic media, stating that required price information must be unavoidable for consumers.

Modified exemptions for food and beverage establishments to require clear disclosure of mandatory service charge percentages and distribution methods rather than just inclusion in the total price.

Added new exemption for services where total price cannot be reasonably known at the time of offer due to consumer selections or preferences, requiring clear disclosure of determining factors.

Added multiple co-sponsors to the House sponsorship list, expanding legislative support for the bill.

Removed requirements that disclosures must be easily noticeable, readable, and understandable to ordinary persons.

Deleted specific provisions requiring audible disclosures to be delivered in a volume, speed, and cadence sufficient for ordinary persons to hear and understand.

Removed mandates that disclosures in interactive electronic media must be unavoidable.

Changed the statute title from 'remedies' to 'rules' in the section header.

Reordered the definition subsections, moving the 'clearly and conspicuously' definition to appear before the ancillary goods/service definition.

Adjusted page numbering and formatting throughout the document to reflect the amendment status.