Voluntary Do-Not-Sell Firearms Waiver

Added a requirement that the Bureau must deny firearm transfers to individuals who have voluntarily waived their right to purchase firearms while the waiver is in effect.

Added a requirement for the Bureau to develop an online portal allowing individuals to electronically file for voluntary waivers, update contact information, and revoke waivers.

Removed the '3rd Reading Unamended' stamp and date from the document header.

Updated the document title from 'REREVISED' to 'REVISED' and adjusted the House sponsorship list formatting.

Added a civil infraction penalty with a maximum $25 fine for attempting to purchase a firearm while subject to a voluntary waiver.

Updated the statutory section number from 24-33.5-424.7 to 24-33.5-424.5.

Changed document status from 'Final Act' (signed by Governor) to 'Rerevised' version with all amendments adopted in the Second House.

Removed provisions requiring $200,000 in gifts, grants, or donations before implementation and removed specific budget appropriation language for fiscal years 2026-27 and subsequent years.

Added a note about legislative status and signature process at the beginning of the bill

Reformatted section headers and text alignment throughout the document

Adjusted punctuation and capitalization in several subsections

Removed the effective date provision for Section 4 amendment (July 1, 2025) from the provided text

Added a formal short title 'Colorado Voluntary Do-Not-Sell Act' and expanded the legislative declaration with specific suicide statistics and research findings to justify the program.

Added detailed statutory provisions requiring the Bureau of Investigation to develop an online portal for filing waivers, verifying identities, and notifying designated contact persons within 24 hours of waiver acceptance or revocation.

Added a funding requirement that the program will not take effect until the department receives $200,000 in gifts, grants, or donations for the online portal, with provisions for state funding in future fiscal years.

Added an effective date provision stating that the program takes effect upon receiving the $200,000 funding or by July 1, 2025, whichever comes first, and added a notice requirement to the Revisor of Statutes.

Changed the statute number from 24-33.5-424.5 to 24-33.5-424.7 and added a new subsection (4) to Colorado Revised Statutes 18-12-111, though the full text of this amendment appears to be cut off in the provided diff.

Added requirement for the Bureau to immediately notify the waiver filer and contact persons upon acceptance of the voluntary waiver.

Added 24-hour deadline for the Bureau to enter the voluntary waiver into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System and other federal or state computer-based systems.

Updated document header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and added co-sponsors Amabile, Bridges, Coleman, Cutter, Danielson, Gonzales J., Michaelson Jenet, Snyder, Sullivan, Wallace, and Weissman to the Senate sponsorship list.

Added a requirement for the Bureau of Investigation to provide notice to the Revisor of Statutes when amending this section, ensuring legislative tracking of changes to the voluntary firearm waiver system.

Added the Appropriations committee to the list of Senate committees reviewing the bill, indicating expanded oversight of the legislation.