A Colorado non-profit organization advocating for animals in the political arena

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PVA 1999 Voting Records and Scorecards
Colorado Governor

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General notes:

• The governor can act only on legislation that has been passed by the legislature. Therefore, the governor's scorecard lists only PVA's high-priority legislation that has been passed by both the state Senate and the state House of Representatives.

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Governor Bill Owens (R)

Bill or Resolution #	Description	Governor's Action	PVA Position
SB99-111	Requires permission of County Commissioners to relocate 'destructive rodent pests' (i.e., prairie dogs) into said county.	Signed bill into law 03/29/99	Oppose
HB99-1229	Requires approval of legislature before re-introduction of extinct (in Colorado) species into Colorado.	Signed bill into law 04/22/99	Oppose
HB99-1313	Reduces number of members of the Colorado Wildlife Commission to be from the public at large. (The Wildlife Commission is the governing body of the Colorado Division of Wildlife.) The remainder of the Commission is almost entirely "sportsmen" and agriculture/livestock producers.	Signed bill into law 05/17/99	Oppose
SB99-081	Eliminates requirement of "random" drug testing of animals used in racing events.	Signed into law 06/03/99	Oppose
	Score:	0% (0/4)

Display Governor Owens's actions, scores, and average and cumulative scores for his entire 1999-2002 term

Governor's PVA History Governor's overall score in previous years tracked: (1999 was the first year of PVA's existence and therefore is the first year we have a score for the governor.)