Require hotels and similar public lodging establishments to display posters relating to human trafficking, provide for training regarding recognition of human trafficking for employees of such establishments, and limit liability for human trafficking activity at such establishments

Looking ahead

No hearings or votes scheduled.

History

1. 2026
   1. Feb 25Approved by Governor Jim Pillen on February 24, 2026Became Law
   2. Feb 20Dispensing of reading at large approved
      • Vote recorded Passed on Final Reading 46-1-2. Result: pass.Legislature
   3. Feb 20Passed on Final Reading 46-1-2Passed 2nd Chamber
   4. Feb 20President/Speaker signedPassed 1st Chamber
   5. Feb 20Presented to Governor on February 20, 2026To Governor
   6. Feb 17Placed on Final ReadingMinor
   7. Feb 9Enrollment and Review ER111 adopted
   8. Feb 9Advanced to Enrollment and Review for Engrossment
   9. Feb 3Placed on Select File with ER111Minor
   10. Feb 3Enrollment and Review ER111 filedMinor
   11. Jan 28Business and Labor AM687 adopted
       • Vote recorded Business and Labor AM687 adopted. Result: pass.Legislature
       • Vote recorded Dungan FA927 lost. Result: fail.Legislature
       • Vote recorded Bosn FA928 adopted. Result: pass.Legislature
       • Vote recorded Advanced to Enrollment and Review Initial. Result: pass.Legislature
   12. Jan 28Sanders AM170 withdrawn
   13. Jan 28Dungan FA927 filedMinor
   14. Jan 28Dungan FA927 lost
   15. Jan 28Cavanaugh, J. AM250 filedMinor
   16. Jan 28Cavanaugh, J. AM250 withdrawn
   17. Jan 28Bosn FA928 filedMinor
   18. Jan 28Bosn FA928 adopted
   19. Jan 28Advanced to Enrollment and Review Initial
   20. Jan 7Title printed. Carryover bill
2. 2025
   1. Mar 19Placed on General File with AM687Minor
   2. Mar 19Business and Labor AM687 filedMinor
   3. Feb 28Sanders AM170 filedMinor
   4. Jan 24Notice of hearing for February 03, 2025
   5. Jan 21Referred to Business and Labor CommitteeMinor
   6. Jan 16Date of introductionIntroduced