Senate Bill 17-056 Summary

• Exempts multiple Department of Public Health and Environment reports from automatic repeal provisions in Colorado law, ensuring continued submission to the General Assembly and relevant committees.

• Modifies suicide prevention program reporting requirements to continue annually on November 1 with findings and recommendations for improving state suicide prevention efforts.

• Changes marijuana health effects monitoring panel reports from January 31, 2015 to every two years thereafter, submitted to the state board of health, department of revenue, and General Assembly.

• Shifts health facility data reporting from January 15 to July 15 annually, with the initial report due July 15, 2017, maintaining requirements to post reports on the department's website.

• Repeals the comprehensive human sexuality education grant program reporting requirement effective July 2, 2020, which previously required annual reports to education and health committees detailing grant recipients, student reach, and funding sources.