Motor Vehicle Regulation Administration

Added a new subsection (3) defining an exemption for individuals who receive express written permission from the Department of Revenue to make, distribute, advertise, sell, promote, complete, alter, or produce official documents.

Added a new subsection (4) stating that violations of this section may be charged in addition to any other violations committed by the person in the course of violating this section.

Removed the 'Rerevised' header and Senate sponsorship list, replacing them with 'Revised' header and updated amendment status text.

Added Senate sponsorship names (Hinrichsen, Jaquez Lewis, Marchman, Michaelson Jenet) and updated committee assignments to include Senate Transportation & Energy.

Removed preliminary House-only markings and committee designations that indicated the bill had not yet passed Senate.

Updated header text from 'PREAMENDED' to 'REREVISED' and changed the version description to reflect all adopted amendments rather than pending committee changes.

Added header information including session details, assembly number, and committee designations for both House and Senate.

Inserted a bill summary section explaining the purpose of each section in plain language.

Added formatting notes explaining how to identify amendments (shading, underlining, capitalization, and dashes).

Removed the original header identifying this as a 'Final Act' and the list of sponsors in the original format.

Reorganized the document structure to follow standard legislative pre-amendment formatting with page numbers and section markers.

Added new Section 18-5-121 establishing penalties for vehicular document piracy, including definitions of official documents and exemptions for those with written permission from the Department of Revenue.

Modified license plate eligibility to include LGBT veterans in addition to honorably discharged veterans, expanding the group eligible for special Navy SEAL veteran license plates.

Corrected multiple text errors in existing statutes, including changing 'suc THE' to 'such THE', 'vchicic' to 'vehicle', and fixing capitalization inconsistencies in Public Law references.

Updated penalty references in Section 42-4-1208 to correct section number formatting from 'scction SECTIONS' to 'section SECTIONS'.

Added new statute 18-5-121 creating the crime of 'vehicular document piracy' for making, distributing, or using documents that simulate official motor vehicle or identification documents.

Established vehicular document piracy as a civil infraction punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, which can be charged in addition to other penalties.

Defined 'official document' to include license plates, driver's licenses, identification cards, certificates of title, emissions test evidence, and registrations.

Added exemption for agents of the Department of Revenue who are performing official duties on behalf of the department.

Modified veteran license plate eligibility by removing the requirement that service-connected disability must be permanent, and updated language regarding Navy SEAL license plates.

Extended the Uniform Power of Attorney Act to apply to power of attorney forms created by the Department of Revenue for motor vehicle documents.

Four new names (Bacon, Carter, McCluskie, Velasco) were added to the House sponsorship list.

Section 2, which added a penalty provision for unlawful possession or use of a license to the Colorado Revised Statutes, was removed from the bill text.

The document header was updated from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and the amendment status description was revised to reflect amendments adopted in the House of Introduction.

Replaced references to power of attorney forms with references to unlawful possession or use of licenses in the statutory citations.

Added a provision stating that violating the license possession statute also violates vehicular document piracy penalties.

Deleted the section that explicitly applied the Uniform Power of Attorney Act to motor vehicle documents created by the Department of Revenue.