Colorado Code § 24-51-220

Reporting to general assembly - inclusion of climate risk assessment in annual stewardship report
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(1) The association shall submit a report to the general assembly
on January 1, 2016, and every five years thereafter, regarding the economic impact of the 2010
legislative changes to the annual increase provisions on the retirees and benefit recipients as
compared to the actual rate of inflation and the progress made toward eliminating the unfunded
liabilities of each division of the association.
(2) On and after January 1, 2025, the association shall include, as part of its annual
investment stewardship report or any successor annual report regarding the association's
investments that the association posts on its website or otherwise makes available to the public, a
description of:
(a) The association's process for identifying climate-change-related risks and assessing
the financial impact that the climate-change-related risks have on the association's operations;
(b) The current or anticipated future risks that climate change poses to the association's
investment portfolio, the impact that climate change has on the association's investment
strategies, and any strategy changes that the association has implemented in response to such
impact;
(c) Actions that the association is taking to manage the risks that climate change poses to
the association's operations; and
(d) The association's use and consideration of any climate-related reporting that the
federal securities and exchange commission requires.

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