The bills will now be have to be put through another committee, and then put to vote before the full Senate, where they are expected to pass.
Four of the seven have already passed the House, while the other three will be sent to the House, if they pass the Senate.
Almost all of the voting has been on party lines, with Democrats voting for them and Republicans voting against.
- House Bill 1224 limits gun ammunition magazines to fifteen rounds.
- House Bill 1226 ends Colorado's law which keeps public college campuses from banning concealed weapons.
- House Bill 1228 revives fees for gun purchasers who need background checks.
- House Bill 1229 adds a background check requirement for guns sold in private transactions.
- Senate Bill 195 requires people seeking concealed carry permits to take gun training courses in person, not online.
- Senate Bill 196 adds legal liability for gun sellers and owners.
- Senate Bill 197 expands a ban on gun ownership for people convicted of certain domestic violence offenses.
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