Senate Business, Labor, & Technology

Tuesday, April 14, 2026·1h 12m·▶ Watch / Listen

The Senate Business, Labor & Technology Committee waved through three slates of board nominees on the consent calendar and unanimously advanced HB26-1110, an elder financial-exploitation bill that drew wrenching testimony from fraud victims who said banks refused to stop the money from walking out the door.

Key Actions

·Vulnerable Adult Financial Exploitation BankingPassed

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Notable Quotes

“even if they see a fraudulent transaction in front of them, the law is unclear and doesn't provide them the protection to halt the transaction without liability.”
Jessie Danielson — The core problem the bill targets: bank staff who suspect fraud but fear liability if they pause a customer's own transaction.

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Votes

Referred to Committee of the Whole and with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendarAction

Yes (5)Marc Catlin, Iman Jodeh, Larry Liston, Nick Hinrichsen, Jessie Danielson

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TranscriptPreview

Judah. Present. Liston. Here. Sorry. Henriksen. Here. Madam Chair. Here. Okay. Welcome everyone. So we have our first two panels of appointees are, as I understand, all in person. Correct. Okay. So if we could have the confirmations for the state electrical board. Come forward please. At time. The same time. Okay. Welcome. Who would like to begin? I would. Thank you. Good afternoon, Madam Chair, members of the committee. My name is Sam Delp and I'm honored to be the division director for the Division of Professions and Occupations at Dora. I'm here to introduce three members pending confirmation to the state electrical board. The electrical board licenses and regulates electricians, apprentices and electrical contractors. The board's mission is to protect the health safety of people of Colorado by enforcing the state electrical statutes. Here before you today we have Michael Cachet, Sharisa Allen, who's actually not in the room with us right now, and Russell Strickler. Michael Koche is seeking a new appointment to serve as the general contractor professional member on the board. He is a licensed general contractor in Colorado and is currently the CEO at KLM Construction Incorporated. Mr. Koche holds a Bachelor of Arts…

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