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Editor: HB23-1068 has unintended consequences. If insurance companies cannot charge premiums based on risk (large or aggressive pets) then they will just raise premiums on everyone. Dead beat tenants might get a pet to put more evictions roadblocks in place. Use my taxpayer dollars and your taxpayer dollars to reimburse owners up to $1000 tenants pay for pet damage. What happened to personal responsibility?
—Bill Seighman
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Personal accountability is no longer politically acceptable. It is only important that the legislature look caring and sensitive.