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81) A citizen's guide to Colorado state government

Publisher

Colorado Office of Constituent Services

Pub. Date

[2015]

Edition

[2015 revision].

82) A citizen's guide to Colorado state government agencies

Publisher

[Citizens' Advocate Corps]

Pub. Date

[2008]

83) A citizen's guide to Colorado state government

Publisher

[Citizens' Advocate Corps]

Pub. Date

[2011]

Edition

Revision.

84) Initiatives and referenda in the 1990s

Author

Elofson, Stan

Series

Issue brief volume 97-5

Publisher

Colorado Legislative Council

Pub. Date

1997.

85) 1. Gross ton mile tax: 2. Educational endeavor ; 3. Continuity in government : report to the Colorado General Assembly

Author

Colorado. General Assembly. Legislative Council

Series

Research publication volume no. 36

Publisher

Colorado Legislative Council

Pub. Date

1959.

86) 2011 inauguration address

Author

Colorado. Governor (2011-2019 : Hickenlooper)

Publisher

[Office of the Governor]

Pub. Date

2011.

87) Organization and direction of the Lamm administration

Publisher

[Office of the Governor]

Pub. Date

[1978]

88) Organization and direction of the Lamm administration

Publisher

[Office of the Governor]

Pub. Date

[1978]

89) The general organization structure of the state government

Series

State of Colorado volume report no. 1

Publisher

Griffenhagen & Associates

Pub. Date

[1939]

90) Organization of State government: report to the Colorado General Assembly

Author

Colorado. General Assembly. Legislative Council. Committee on Organization of State Government

Series

Research publication volume no. 162

Publisher

Colorado Legislative Council

Pub. Date

[1970]

91) Conducting legislative business remotely during a declared disaster emergency

Author

Colorado. General Assembly. Office of Legislative Legal Services

Publisher

Office of Legislative Legal Services, Colorado General Assembly

Pub. Date

2020.

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Because of safety concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, the general assembly may be unable to reconvene the regular legislative session by physically appearing at the State Capitol and may instead be forced to use electronic or other means to reconvene the legislative session and allow legislators to participate remotely. Are there any constitutional provisions or legislative rules or statutory provisions that would prevent the general assembly...