Online Cancellation of Automatic Renewal Contracts

Removed 14 House sponsors from the bill sponsorship list, reducing the House sponsors to only Lindsay and Zokaie.

Added line breaks and formatting to clarify the cancellation request requirement text.

Added a requirement that businesses must promptly process cancellation requests and cannot obstruct or delay the consumer's cancellation request.

Added authority for the Attorney General to adopt rules necessary for implementing and enforcing the cancellation provisions.

Removed pre-amended draft headers indicating this was an unofficial version with committee amendments not yet adopted.

Added revised headers indicating this version includes all amendments adopted in the Second House.

Added reading status information showing the bill was amended at 2nd reading and is now at 3rd reading unamended.

Added new House sponsors to the bill sponsorship list, reflecting additional legislators joining the bill.

Removed blank lines and formatting artifacts from the bill text.

Added formal header information including 'First Regular Session', 'Seventy-fifth General Assembly', and 'STATE OF COLORADO' with committee sponsorship details for both Senate and House.

Removed preliminary note about bill preparation for signatures and removed the original bill title block that appeared before the formal bill text.

Reorganized the bill summary section to include a note about the summary applying to the bill as introduced, with references to future amendments and reading dates.

Added explanatory notes about how amendments are denoted in the bill text, including shading for House amendments and double underlining for Senate amendments.

Added six new Senate sponsors (Amabile, Ball, Bridges, Coleman, Cutter, Gonzales J., Hinrichsen, Jodeh, Kolker, Michaelson Jenet, Roberts, Snyder, Wallace, Weissman, Winter F.) to the bill sponsorship list.

Updated the legislative status header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and added a note indicating the bill summary reflects amendments adopted during third reading in the House of Introduction.

Added a new definition for 'ONE-STEP ONLINE CANCELLATION' to clarify that cancellation methods should not require additional actions beyond what the consumer has already completed.

Added a new subsection requiring businesses to display a prominently located, continuously proximate direct cancellation link alongside any discounted offers, retention benefits, or information about cancellation effects.

Added a new subsection requiring businesses to promptly process cancellation requests made through online systems and not obstruct or delay the consumer's cancellation.

Modified the existing cancellation mechanism requirements to include both online one-step cancellation links and in-person cancellation options at physical locations where consumers regularly use goods or services.

Added authority for the Attorney General to adopt rules necessary for implementing and enforcing the new cancellation requirements.