CO HB1280

Court appointees (receivers, executors, administrators, guardians, conservators, trustees, etc.) must certify they are not prohibited from obtaining a marijuana license before accepting appointment to possess, operate, manage, or control a licensed medical or retail marijuana business.

State licensing authority shall issue a temporary appointee registration effective on the appointment date, which may be suspended or revoked if the appointee is found unsuitable or fails to comply with marijuana regulations.

Appointees must notify state and local licensing authorities of their appointment within a timeframe established by rules and apply for a suitability finding.

Appointees must inform the court of any enforcement actions against their temporary registration within two business days.

$28,950 appropriated to the Department of Revenue for the 2018-19 fiscal year ($14,032 for GenTax IT system support and $14,918 for legal services, with the latter amount reappropriated to the Department of Law).