Colorado Ireland Trade Commission

Summary

The bill would set up a Colorado‑Ireland International Trade Commission inside the state Office of Economic Development, staffed by legislators and appointed experts, to boost trade, investment and cultural exchange between Colorado and Ireland. Commissioners would meet at least twice a year, file annual reports, and serve without pay. The measure failed after the House committee postponed it indefinitely.

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