Idaho Bills
661 bills · 2022 Regular Session
States findings of the Legislature and recognizes the 50th anniversary of the Sawtooth National Recreation Act.
22 – 45
States findings of the Legislature and directs the Committee on Federalism to study the topic of environmental, social, and governance standards in Idaho.
This resolution is descriptive of the effects that ESG scoring is having throughout the world and how it is detrimental to Idaho, Idahoans, Idaho businesses and our values.
51 – 17
States findings of the Legislature and rejects a certain rule of the Department of Labor relating to Unemployment Insurance Benefits Administration Rules.
Amends existing law to provide an exception for certain contracts.
37 – 33
States findings of the Legislature and approves fee and non-fee rules reviewed by the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee.
This Concurrent Resolution reflects the approval of the rules reviewed and approved by the House and the Senate Commerce’s and Human Resources Committee. It also reflects one rule approved by the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee but rejected by the Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee.
53 – 16
States findings of the Legislature and rejects certain rules of the Department of Health and Welfare relating to Medicaid basic plan benefits and developmental disabilities agencies.
This bill rejects the pending rules contained in IDAPA 16.03.09, relating to Medicaid Basic Plan Benefits, Section 772., Subsection 01.c.; and IDAPA 16.03.21, relating to Developmental Disabilities Agencies, Section 101., Subsection 04.q.; Section 302., Subsection 01.; and Section 407., adopted as pending rules under Docket Number 16-0000-2100.
69 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and reaffirms Idaho's commitment to a strong relationship with Taiwan.
States findings of the Legislature and rejects a certain rule of the State Tax Commission relating to Tax Commission Administration and Enforcement Rules.
67 – 1
States findings of the Legislature and rejects a certain rule of the Department of Parks and Recreation relating to state and federal grant funds.
66 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves administrative rules that impose a fee or charge reviewed by the Senate Resources and Environment Committee and the House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee with an exception.
63 – 3
Proposes an amendment to Article I of the Constitution of the State of Idaho by the addition of a new Section 24 regarding the rights and responsibilities of the sexes.
Melissa Wintrow · SD-019
States findings of the Legislature and approves administrative rules that impose a fee or charge reviewed by the Senate and House State Affairs Committees.
ThisconcurrentresolutionreflectstheapprovalofthefeerulesreviewedandapprovedbytheHouseandSenate State Affairs Committees pursuant to 67-5224.
69 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and encourages Idaho schools to teach students the whole and honest history of our nation.
There is concern that the history of the United States being taught in some schools in Idaho are not presenting a balanced view of the actual events that have been documented. This resolution is intended to create awareness of an alternate history curriculum that should be evaluated by school districts in Idaho.
54 – 10
States findings of the Legislature and requests that Congress close a certain legal loophole regarding crimes committed in Yellowstone National Park.
States findings of the Legislature and resolves that it must be ensured that rural counties with large federal installations are not negatively affected by core-based statistical area designations.
Amends existing law to allow school buses to travel up to 70 miles per hour on the interstate.
16 – 19
Appropriates and transfers moneys from the General Fund to the Idaho Opportunity Fund.
31 – 35
Amends existing law to prohibit the use of drop boxes to return absentee ballots.
37 – 33
Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the deadline to change political party affiliation or unaffiliated designation.
Under current Idaho code, voters in the four recognized political parties who want to change to a different party or become unaffiliated, must do so by the candidate filing deadline prior to the primary election. Those already in the unaffiliated category, however, are currently able to change their affiliation at any time, up to and including the primary election day. This bill changes the rule for unaffiliated voters. If they wish to change affiliation, they must do so by the candidate filing deadline prior to the primary election just like all the other voters.
36 – 32
Relates to the appropriation to the Division of Financial Management for fiscal years 2022 and 2023.
29 – 5
Amends existing law to provide for service extenders.
30 – 34
States findings of the Legislature and condemns the military invasion of Ukraine by Russia.
The purpose of this memorial is to commend the courage and resolve shown by the Ukrainian people during the illegal invasion of their country by the Russian Federation, and to urge the United States and the Governor of the State of Idaho to enact appropriate sanctions against the Russian Federation to deter and bring an end to this unjustified violence.
69 – 0
Amends existing law to revise the interest rate on the delinquent payment of property taxes.
16 – 19
Repeals and adds to existing law to establish the Extended Employment Services program in the Department of Health and Welfare.
The proposed legislation would move the administration of the Extended Employment Services program administration from the Idaho Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Chapter 63, Title 33, Idaho Code, where the program is currently codified would be repealed and a new chapter would be added to Title 56, reestablishing the program. In addition to moving the currently codified provisions, amendments have been made to provide additional clarification to the administration of the program that would otherwise need to be provided through the administrative rulemaking process.
67 – 0
Adds to existing law to require notification of boundary changes for election zones, districts, and subdistricts.
This legislation will require cities and special districts that are subject to election consolidation to provide the county clerk with adequate notification of any changes to their election zones, districts, or subdistricts. This will ensure that the county clerk is provided with adequate time to make the necessary changes to the streets and districts within the elections system, prior to the deadline for candidate filings.
35 – 0