CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-02
Prohibition
6-1-1706 — Enforcement by the attorney general - deceptive trade
Exclusive AG Enforcement of Disclosure and Consumer Rights Provisions
Description
Violations of the disclosure requirements and consumer rights described in Sections 6-1-1702, 6-1-1703, 6-1-1704, and 6-1-1705 are enforceable exclusively by the Attorney General, overriding any other enforcement provision in Title 6. This establishes that developers and deployers face liability for these violations solely through AG action, not private suits.
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CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-01
Reporting
AG Enforcement via Colorado Consumer Protection Act
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-03
Prohibition
Violation of Part 17 Constitutes Deceptive Trade Practice
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-04
Requirement
AG Must Issue Notice of Violation Before Enforcement (Where Cure Possible)
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-05
Requirement
Developer/Deployer Obligation to Cure Violation Within 60 Days
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-06
Prohibition
No Cure Period Required for Knowing or Repeated Violations
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-07
Reporting
Annual AG Reporting on Enforcement Actions and Cure Periods (2028-2029)
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-08
Requirement
AG Rulemaking Authority to Implement and Clarify Part 17
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-09
Requirement
AG Must Use Stakeholder Engagement Process in Rulemaking
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