Senate Health & Human Services
Colorado's Senate Health & Human Services Committee sent a sign-language interpreter study and a single-use serviceware measure onward — the latter over a cross-party dissent — while two sponsors pulled the plug on their own bills, killing measures on medical spas and insurer contract notices.
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Sign in to subscribeAnd Health and Human Services, come to order. Mr. Brown, please call the roll. Senators Bright. Here. Cutter. Present. Dy. Here. Brazell. Present. Weisman. Excused. Judah. Excused. Mr. Chairmelka. Here. Members, our first order of business today is a confirmation hearing for Brain Injury Trust Board members. The appointees for the day are Rebecca Wayzel, who is not with us. Caitlyn Hayes. If I call your name, come on up if you're here or online. Caitlyn Hayes. Kathy Harden. Jennifer Medina. Tobin Wright is not with us. And Shane Maloof is also not with us. Rusha Naur is here to introduce our nominees. Miss ner. There you go. Yep. It has to be green. Usually it isn't turning out. There you go. You can hear me? Yep. Well, the light is broken, but it's okay. Just to note, Tobin Wright is online and will be is present for this hearing this afternoon. Oh, yes, I apologize. I said remote. I apologize. Oh, no worries. Mr. Chair, members of the committee, my name is Russia Montag Naur, and I'm the director of the MindSource Brain Injury Network, which resides in the Colorado Department of Human Services. My staff and I provide…
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