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Colorado · SB 26-189

Automated-decision transparency & consumer rights.

Applies to: Deployers/developers of consequential automated decisions in Colorado. Updated · signed 14 May 2026 · effective 1 Jan 2027

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Disclosure, consumer rights, and record-retention for consequential automated decisions. Repeals & replaces SB 24-205.

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Where this stands. SB 26-189 repeals and replaces SB 24-205 and is still pre-rulemaking: formal notice, comment and a hearing must happen before 1 January 2027. Enforcement of SB 24-205 itself remains stayed under a joint-motion order while litigation continues.

Citation: Colorado SB 26-189 (2026), Session Law ch. 131

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