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The Joint Budget Committee worked through a run of conference-committee fixes and placeholder adjustments to the long bill and its companion measures, then turned to two new JBC bills — an education data-collection measure and a county human-services error-rate bill — all clearing 6-0.
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It. Oh, It. The first conference committee for House Bill 1411 will come to order. Ms. Kanagaraja, please call the roll whenever you get set. Sorry. Senators and Representatives. Bridges. Here. Brown. Here. Kirkmeyer. Here. Taggart? Here. Amabile? Here. Sirota. Here. Okay. Given that we had differences to work out between the House and senate past versions. Mr. Vice Chair, would you like to make a motion? Thank you, Madam Chair. I move we start with the Senate version of the bill and then adjust the dental cap up from 750 per member to 1100 per member. The cap applies to all. Cover all Coloradans participants, which is outlined in the first report of the first Conference Committee. So do we. Can I move both at the same time? Second. Seconded by Senator Kirkmeyer. Ms. Kanagaraja, please poll the. Senators and Representatives. Bridges, Aye. Brown, yes. Kirkmeyer, Aye. Taggart. Yes. Amabale. Yes. Madam Chair. Yes. All right, that passes on a vote of 6 to 0. And thank you, Ms. Princel. Thank you, Ms. Princel, for joining us. Do you need to speak or just be available for questions? All right, Mr. Vice Chair. Thank you, Madam Chair. I just…
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