Databases, nonprofit records, wage theft, transparency on Colorado legislature’s 2016 agenda

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In The News COEthics

Jeffrey Roberts (Colorado Springs Gazette)-

Colorado lawmakers will consider at least four measures to expand public access to information during the legislature’s 2016 session, which convenes Wednesday.

Those measures include database records; nonprofit records; wage theft transparency and judicial branch records.

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