Colorado § 25-23-106 - Reporting - repeal.
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§ 25-23-106. Reporting - repeal.
(1) On or before October 1, 2023, and on or before each October 1 thereafter through October 1, 2028, the department of public health and environment shall report to the joint budget committee for the preceding state fiscal year:
(a) (I) The money allocated to the state dental loan repayment program;
(II) The number of qualified dental professionals who applied to the dental loan repayment program; and
(III) The number of qualified dental professionals who received a contract for loan repayment assistance; and
(b) The proportion of money appropriated from the state dental loan repayment and oral health programs fund for oral health programs, reported by, as applicable:
(I) Use;
(II) County;
(III) Patients served, including payer source; and
(IV) The process for allocating funding.
(2) The October 1, 2023, report must also include the information required in subsection (1) of this section for the 2021-22 state fiscal year.
(3) This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2029.
Source: L. 2022: Entire section added, (HB 22-1292), ch. 186, p. 1249, § 4, effective May 18.
ARTICLE 25
Colorado Health Facilities Authority
25-25-101. Short title.
25-25-102. Legislative declaration.
25-25-103. Definitions.
25-25-104. Colorado health facilities authority - creation - membership - appointment - terms - vacancies - removal.
25-25-105. Organization meeting - chair - executive director - surety bond - conflict of interest.
25-25-106. Meetings of board - quorum - expenses.
25-25-107. General powers of authority.
25-25-108. Acquisition of property.
25-25-109. Notes.
25-25-110. Bonds.
25-25-111. Negotiability of bonds.
25-25-112. Security for bonds and notes.
25-25-113. Personal liability.
25-25-114. Purchase.
25-25-115. Procedure concerning issuance of bonds.
25-25-116. Trust agreement to secure bonds.
25-25-117. Payment of bonds - nonliability of state.
25-25-118. Exemption from taxation - securities law.
25-25-119. Rents and charges.
25-25-120. Fees.
25-25-121. Conveyance of title - release of lien.
25-25-122. Investment of funds.
25-25-123. Proceeds as trust funds.
25-25-124. Agreement of state not to limit or alter rights of obligees.
25-25-125. Enforcement of rights of bondholders.
25-25-126. Bonds eligible for investment.
25-25-127. Account of activities - receipts for expenditures - report - audit.
25-25-128. Federal social security act.
25-25-129. Powers of authority not restricted - law complete in itself.
25-25-130. Powers in addition to those granted by other laws.
25-25-131. Annual report.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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