The first big thing that the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. So this is a Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights. If you go to Kansas or Wyoming, they don't have this. This is a Colorado thing. The Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights says that any time that government wants to raise taxes, it has to go to a vote of the people on the ballot. That people have to have a chance to vote before taxes can be raised. The second thing that the Taxpayer Bill of Rights does is it sets another equation. (21:47–21:52)
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Asserts that tax increases in Colorado require voter approval due to the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
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