Wildlife Damage Protection of Personal Information

Removed the '3rd Reading Unamended' status and February 28, 2025 date from the header.

Reduced the list of House sponsors from over 20 members to just McCluskie and Winter T., Martinez, and McCormick.

Added a new definition of 'personal information' that lists specific identifiers like name, phone number, and email addresses.

Added an explicit exemption stating that information about nonlethal predator-livestock conflict minimization measures and aggregated data does not count as personal information.

Sponsorship lists were reorganized and reformatted to clearly separate Senate and House sponsors with updated formatting.

Reading dates and committee assignments were added to reflect the bill's progression through the legislative process.

Document structure was reorganized to include bill summary, committee assignments, and reading status information.

The core provisions protecting claimant personal information from public disclosure remain substantively the same.

Corrected the name in the Senate President signature line from 'Jame ashadToleman' to 'James Rashad Coleman'

Fixed formatting inconsistencies in section headers and spacing throughout the document

Fixed typos in 'RECORDS' references throughout the document

The bill's formatting and structure were updated to show it has been signed into law, including changes to the title page, sponsor lists, and signature blocks.

Added language clarifying that the act is subject to referendum petition and will take effect after the 2026 general election if challenged.

Minor text corrections and formatting adjustments throughout the document to finalize the legislative text.

Added 17 new Senate sponsors to the bill, including Amabile, Baisley, Bright, Carson, Coleman, Cutter, Daugherty, Exum, Frizell, Hinrichsen, Jodeh, Kipp, Kirkmeyer, Kolker, Liston, Lundeen, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Pelton R., Rich, Rodriguez, Snyder, Weissman, and Winter F.

Updated the document header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and added a note indicating the bill summary applies to the reengrossed version available as of February 5, 2025.

Removed a confidentiality provision that previously prevented disclosure of county-level claims data, including the number of claims, settlement status, and monetary amounts, under the Colorado Open Records Act.

Changed 'claimant' to 'person' in the confidentiality definition to broaden who is protected.

Added explicit protection for proactive nonlethal predator-livestock conflict minimization measures and related data from public disclosure.

Added a new subsection to the Colorado Open Records Act statute that explicitly exempts records protected under the confidentiality provision from disclosure.

Removed the original standalone section 33-3-110.5 and replaced it with a reference to an existing statute.