Colorado § 25-1-1507 Council facilitator - duties

Colorado Statutes

§ 25-1-1507 — Council facilitator - duties

Colorado § 25-1-1507

Title 25Public

Art.Administration

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 25-1-1507 (2026).

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(1)Unless the council determines that an administrator is not needed, the council shall contract for the services of a facilitator to provide assistance to the council, as determined by the council, in an annual amount not to exceed fifty thousand dollars. The facilitator's assistance to the council may include:

(a)Scheduling and conducting meetings, preparing meeting minutes, and managing the council's online content;

(b)Organizing the work of the council;

(c)Conducting research and providing information to the council concerning issues addressed by the council;

(d)Conducting public outreach and soliciting public feedback, as well as publicizing the findings and recommendations of the council;

(e)Inviting and coordinating interested persons and experts to provide inform

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(1) Unless the council determines
that an administrator is not needed, the council shall contract for the services of a
facilitator to provide assistance to the council, as determined by the council, in an
annual amount not to exceed fifty thousand dollars. The facilitator's assistance to
the council may include:

(a) Scheduling and conducting meetings, preparing meeting minutes, and
managing the council's online content;

(b) Organizing the work of the council;

(c) Conducting research and providing information to the council concerning
issues addressed by the council;

(d) Conducting public outreach and soliciting public feedback, as well as
publicizing the findings and recommendations of the council;

(e) Inviting and coordinating interested persons and experts to provide
information to the council;

(f) Soliciting gifts, grants, and donations, including in-kind donations, for the
council;

(g) Securing and managing the council's money and facilitating council
expenditures; and

(h) Any other duties in support of the council's activities.

(2) The facilitator must be a nonprofit entity in Colorado with experience
organizing and advocating for the needs of persons with respect to all rare
diseases.