House Resolution 25-1002 is an internal organizational resolution for the Colorado House of Representatives. It names the officers and employees who will serve the House during the First Regular Session of the Seventy-fifth General Assembly, assigning specific individuals to positions such as Chief Clerk, Assistant Chief Clerk/Calendar Clerk, Journal Clerk/Docket Clerk, Reading Clerk/Bill Status Clerk, enrolling clerks, sergeants-at-arms, assignable clerks, and various majority and minority staff roles.
The resolution also appoints certain individuals to shared House and Senate support positions, including a Print Shop Courier and a State Services Front Office Clerk. In addition, it identifies student participants from Arrupe Jesuit High School for front office information clerk and visitor aide roles, with some students to be named later. Because this is a resolution of appointment rather than a substantive policy bill, it does not amend Colorado statutes or create new legal duties for the public; its effect is limited to the internal staffing and administration of the General Assembly.
Impact
HR1002 affects the internal operations of the Colorado General Assembly, specifically the House of Representatives and a few joint legislative support positions. It does not change state law, regulate conduct, or alter any existing statutory scheme; instead, it formally authorizes and records the appointment of legislative officers, staff, and aides needed to conduct House business during the session.
Sentiment
The available voting history shows unanimous support in the House, with 63 yeas and 0 nays on January 13, 2025. That vote pattern suggests the resolution was noncontroversial and viewed as a routine housekeeping measure necessary to organize chamber operations at the start of the session. No committee transcripts were provided, and there is no indication of opposition in the record supplied.
Contention
There is little to no apparent contention in the available materials. Because the resolution is primarily administrative, any discussion would likely have centered on staffing assignments, leadership appointments, or the inclusion of student aides, but no objections or competing viewpoints are reflected in the provided transcripts or vote record. The unanimous vote indicates broad agreement across the chamber.