C.R.S. Section 2-3-113
Programs that receive tobacco settlement money

  • program review
  • definitions

(1)

As used in this section:

(a)

“Health sciences facility” has the meaning set forth in section 26.5-3-503. For purposes of this section, “health sciences facility” includes any contractor or subcontractor engaged by the health sciences facility to assist in the implementation and monitoring of the nurse home visitor program established pursuant to part 5 of article 3 of title 26.5.

(b)

“Master settlement agreement” means the master settlement agreement, the smokeless tobacco master settlement agreement, and the consent decree approved and entered by the court in the case denominated State of Colorado, ex rel. Gale A. Norton, Attorney General v. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.; American Tobacco Co., Inc.; Brown &Williamson Tobacco Corp.; Liggett & Myers, Inc.; Lorillard Tobacco Co., Inc.; Philip Morris, Inc.; United States Tobacco Co.; B.A.T. Industries, P.L.C.; The Council For Tobacco Research--U.S.A., Inc.; and Tobacco Institute, Inc., Case No. 97 CV 3432, in the district court for the city and county of Denver.

(c)

“Tobacco settlement program” means any program that receives appropriations from moneys received by the state pursuant to the master settlement agreement.

(2)

Beginning January 1, 2002, it is the duty of the state auditor to conduct or cause to be conducted program reviews and evaluations of the performance of each tobacco settlement program to determine whether the program is effectively and efficiently meeting its stated goals. The program reviews and evaluations shall subject all tobacco settlement programs to audit, whether operated directly by a state agency or by a private entity or by a local government agency.

(3)

The state auditor may contract with one or more public or private entities to conduct the program reviews and evaluations and prepare the annual executive summary reports required in subsection (5) of this section.

(4)

The joint budget committee staff, the legislative council staff, the office of legislative legal services, the department of public health and environment, and the health sciences facility shall work with the state auditor’s office in conducting the program reviews and evaluations of tobacco settlement programs.

(5)

Beginning December 15, 2002, the state auditor’s office shall first submit to the legislative audit committee and then to the governor, the attorney general, the department of public health and environment, the joint budget committee, and the health and human services committees of the senate and the house of representatives, or any successor committees, reports on the program reviews and evaluations of tobacco settlement programs performed pursuant to subsection (2) of this section. In addition, the state auditor’s office shall submit to the health and human services committees of the senate and the house of representatives, or any successor committees, and to the department of public health and environment an annual executive summary of the program reviews and evaluations.

(6)

The legislative audit committee shall design a schedule for reviewing tobacco settlement programs to ensure that each program is reviewed and evaluated as deemed necessary by the committee after consultation with the state auditor.

(7)

Repealed.

Source: Section 2-3-113 — Programs that receive tobacco settlement money - program review - definitions, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-02.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

2‑3‑101
Legislative audit committee - membership - meetings - powers and duties
2‑3‑102
State auditor - qualifications and appointment - term of office
2‑3‑103
Duties of state auditor - definition
2‑3‑103.5
Deputies
2‑3‑103.7
Disclosure of reports before filing
2‑3‑104
Salary and staff of state auditor
2‑3‑104.5
Legal representation of the state auditor
2‑3‑107
Authority to subpoena witnesses - access to records
2‑3‑108
Special audits
2‑3‑109
Emergency reports
2‑3‑110
Reimbursement of state auditor for certain audits - disclosure
2‑3‑110.5
Fraud hotline - investigations - confidentiality - access to records - definitions
2‑3‑113
Programs that receive tobacco settlement money - program review - definitions
2‑3‑114
State records management - duties of state auditor - definitions
2‑3‑115
Use of state education fund money for school capital construction - audits - reports
2‑3‑119
Audit of healthcare affordability and sustainability fee - cost shift
2‑3‑120
Periodic performance audits of Colorado new energy improvement district and new energy improvement program - reports
2‑3‑121
Performance audits of public highway authorities
2‑3‑124
Audits of reports of recidivism and educational outcomes by the division of youth services
2‑3‑125
Periodic performance audits of Colorado civil rights division and commission - reports
2‑3‑126
Performance audits of Colorado electric transmission authority
2‑3‑128
Oil and gas - performance audit - report - definitions - repeal
2‑3‑201
Joint budget committee established
2‑3‑202
Organization and meetings
2‑3‑203
Powers and duties of the joint budget committee
2‑3‑204
Staff director, assistants, and consultants
2‑3‑205
Expenses - vouchers
2‑3‑206
Recommendations and findings
2‑3‑208
Budget requests - amendments - supplemental appropriation requests - deadlines - definitions
2‑3‑209
Long-range financial plan - definitions
2‑3‑210
Evidence-based decision-making - budget requests - legislative declaration - definitions
2‑3‑301
Legislative council created - executive committee created
2‑3‑302
Organization - meetings
2‑3‑303
Functions - report - definitions
2‑3‑303.3
Interim committees - repeal
2‑3‑304
Director of research - assistants
2‑3‑304.5
Tax policy changes - dynamic model - pilot program - advisory committee
2‑3‑305
Requests of the governor
2‑3‑306
Authority to subpoena witnesses
2‑3‑307
Minutes of council
2‑3‑308
Recommendations and findings
2‑3‑309
Reimbursement of members for expenses
2‑3‑310
Centralized legislative accounting service
2‑3‑311
Interstate cooperation
2‑3‑501
Legal services in legislative department
2‑3‑502
Committee on legal services - membership - duties
2‑3‑503
Director - staff - revisor
2‑3‑504
Duties of office
2‑3‑505
Requests for drafting bills and amendments - confidential nature thereof - lobbying for bills
2‑3‑506
Use of supreme court library
2‑3‑507
Office space in or near capitol - office hours - appropriations
2‑3‑508
Terminology - references
2‑3‑511
Office of legislative workplace relations - creation - duties - records - definitions
2‑3‑601
Commission on uniform state laws - creation
2‑3‑602
Compensation - expenses
2‑3‑603
Meetings - organization
2‑3‑603.5
Status of commissioners
2‑3‑604
Duties of commissioners
2‑3‑701
Function of committee - statute revision
2‑3‑702
Revisor of statutes - duties
2‑3‑703
Revision - editorial work
2‑3‑705
Distribution of statutes
2‑3‑901
Statutory revision committee - creation
2‑3‑902
Duties of committee
2‑3‑1001
Legal counsel retained
2‑3‑1002
Legislative expenses cash fund - creation
2‑3‑1201
Sunrise and sunset review - designation of committees of reference to conduct review
2‑3‑1202
Staff assistance
2‑3‑1203
Sunset review of advisory committees - legislative declaration - definition - repeal
2‑3‑1301
Definitions
2‑3‑1302
Capital development committee established
2‑3‑1303
Rules of procedure
2‑3‑1304
Powers and duties of capital development committee - definition
2‑3‑1304.6
Capital construction and long-range planning by state agencies and state institutions of higher education - policy
2‑3‑1305
Recommendations and findings
2‑3‑1306
Staff assistance
2‑3‑1307
Highway and bridge projects - exempt
2‑3‑1401
Oversight of economic development activities of state - business affairs and labor committee and business, labor, and technology committee - reports from governor to joint budget committee on economic development programs
2‑3‑1501
Legislative declaration
2‑3‑1502
Definitions
2‑3‑1503
Legislative emergency preparedness, response, and recovery committee - creation - membership - duties
2‑3‑1601
Legislative declaration
2‑3‑1602
Wildfire matters review committee - creation - repeal - repeal of part
2‑3‑1701
Definitions
2‑3‑1702
Joint technology committee established
2‑3‑1703
Organization, procedures, and meetings
2‑3‑1704
Powers and duties of the joint technology committee
2‑3‑1705
Staff assistance
2‑3‑1707
Task force for the consideration of facial recognition services - creation - membership - duties - compensation - staff support - repeal
2‑3‑1801
Legislative committees to receive information from the executive branch during a declared disaster emergency - definition
2‑3‑1901
Legislative oversight committee for Colorado jail standards - creation - duties
2‑3‑1902
Colorado jail standards commission - creation - membership
2‑3‑1903
Commission - duties - report
2‑3‑1904
Repeal of part
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