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SB 12

BillStateCOSenate
Compensable Losses for Tribal Members
About This Bill
Latest Action · May 29, 2026
Governor Signed
Session
2026A
Introduced
Jan 14, 2026
Primary Sponsor
J. Danielson· sponsor

Summary

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The act allows persons who are indigenous to receive compensation for traditional Native American healing ceremonies and practices and related expenses under the 'Colorado Crime Victim Compensation Act', which includes:Traditional counseling and healing from an elder or spiritual healer;Traditional ceremonial practices;Ceremonial burials, including clothing for the deceased, meals, and other related expenses;Child care during burial ceremonies;Reimbursement for honoraria provided in connection with ceremonial services; andReasonable travel expenses related to the traditional Native American healing ceremonies and practices.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Subjects

Courts & Judicial

Co-sponsors (42)

E. Velasco · sponsor
J. Carson · cosponsor
J. Coleman · cosponsor
L. Cutter · cosponsor
T. Exum · cosponsor
J. Gonzales · cosponsor
N. Hinrichsen · cosponsor
I. Jodeh · cosponsor
C. Kipp · cosponsor
C. Kolker · cosponsor
W. Lindstedt · cosponsor
J. Marchman · cosponsor
K. Mullica · cosponsor
D. Roberts · cosponsor
C. Simpson · cosponsor
M. Snyder · cosponsor
K. Wallace · cosponsor
M. Weissman · cosponsor
J. Bacon · cosponsor
A. Boesenecker · cosponsor
K. Brown · cosponsor
M. Carter · cosponsor
C. Clifford · cosponsor
M. Duran · cosponsor
C. Espenoza · cosponsor
M. Froelich · cosponsor
L. Goldstein · cosponsor
E. Hamrick · cosponsor
J. Jackson · cosponsor
M. Lindsay · cosponsor
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