CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-07
Reporting
6-1-1706 — Enforcement by the attorney general - deceptive trade
Annual AG Reporting on Enforcement Actions and Cure Periods (2028-2029)
Description
Beginning in January 2028 and annually thereafter (through repeal in 2030), the Attorney General must include in the Department of Law's presentation during its SMART Act hearing (per Section 2-7-203) a report detailing enforcement actions and cure periods related to Part 17 violations, including: (I) number of actions filed against developers and deployers respectively; (II) number of completed actions against developers and deployers respectively; (III) number of cure periods offered to developers and deployers respectively; (IV) number of cure periods not met by developers and deployers respectively; and (V) number of violations filed where a cure period was not deemed possible.
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CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-01
Reporting
AG Enforcement via Colorado Consumer Protection Act
CO-ADMT-6-1-1706-02
Prohibition
Exclusive AG Enforcement of Disclosure and Consumer Rights Provisions
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-6-1-1706-08
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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