Bill to combat misconduct by crime workers goes to the desk of the governor of Colorado.

The Colorado senators approved a legislative template to remedy the backlog in DNA tests collected by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. It is now going to governor Jared Polis' desk.

The invoice deals with gaps after a scandal of the CBI in which the DNA analyst Yvonne “Missy” Woods is involved.

Woods, a former CBI forensic scientist, was accused Delay of the results of sexual attack kits.

House Bill 25-1275 is sponsored by the state deputy Matt Soper from Delta and the Mesa Counties, the state MP Yara Zokaie from Larimer County, the Senator Mike Weissman, the Adams and the districts of Arapahoe and the Senator Lisa Fricatally from Douglas County.

“The recent events have shown gaps in our laws when it comes to fixing allegations because of defect behavior that question the criminal proceedings,” said Weissman.

The legislation would “demand that he witness or discovery of misconduct or an important event to the director of the Crime Laboratory … or to report to the direct supervisor of the employee who should report it to the director”.