Idaho Bills
718 bills · 2024 Regular Session
States findings of the Legislature honoring and commending Lieutenant General Erik Peterson and declares March 31, 2024, as Lieutenant General Erik Peterson Day.
States findings of the Legislature and makes a formal application to Congress to call a convention limited to proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to set a limit on the number of terms that a person may be elected as a member of Congress.
This Concurrent Resolution recognizes that serving in Congress should be a public service, not a career, and joins Idaho's voices to the other states calling for an Article V Convention for the sole purpose of drafting a Congressional Term Limits Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Rick Just · SD-015
States findings of the Legislature and declares support for the development of clean and safe nuclear energy.
The purpose of this legislation is to state the Idaho Legislature's strong support for the historical, current, and future regional impacts of the Idaho National Laboratory. In addition, the legislature recognizes the newly formed Idaho Advanced Energy Consortium and its potential contributions to clean energy innovation and regional economic development.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Idaho State Police and the Idaho Transportation Department reviewed by the Senate Transportation Committee and the House Transportation and Defense Committee, with an exception.
70 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the State Board of Education and the State Board of Career Technical Education reviewed by the Senate Education Committee and the House Education Committee.
68 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the State Board of Education reviewed by the Senate Education Committee.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Idaho State Board of Tax Appeals reviewed by the Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses reviewed by the Senate Health and Welfare Committee and the House Environment, Energy, and Technology Committee.
65 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Department of Environmental Quality reviewed by the Senate Resources and Environment Committee.
69 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Idaho Department of Lands reviewed by the Senate Resources and Environment Committee.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Division of Human Resources and Personnel Commission, the Idaho Industrial Commission, and the Public Employees Retirement System of Idaho reviewed by the Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee and the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee, with exceptions.
70 – 0
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Idaho State Lottery Commission reviewed by the Senate State Affairs Committee.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses and the Department of Insurance reviewed by the Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee, with an exception.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses reviewed by the Senate Commerce and Human Resources Committee and the House Business Committee.
States findings of the Legislature and denounces racism and hate speech.
33 – 1
Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to repeal the prohibition on sectarian appropriations.
States findings of the Legislature and approves pending rules of the Department of Health and Welfare reviewed by the Senate Health and Welfare Committee.
This is a Senate Concurrent Resolution adopting IDAPA 16.03.02, Department of Health and Welfare, Docket No. 16-0302-2301.
67 – 0
Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to revise the percentage of assent required during statewide election years.
States findings of the Legislature and recommends to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that flows of the Snake River at and below Hells Canyon Dam be maintained at a minimum of 8500 CFS from May 15 to October 1.
The Hells Canyon complex of dams support the economic well-being, recreation, and quality of life for all Idahoans. This resolution supports the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s relicensing process for the Hells Canyon complex of dams to provide electricity for Idahoans, and encourages that this be done with a minimum stream flow requirement of 8,500 cfs during the May 15 to October 1 period each year. Doing so will reduce major fluctuations in stream levels, which will help improve water temperatures, fisheries, and river navigation, all of which are important to a $230 million recreation industry.
Amends existing law to provide that individuals who are not citizens of the United States cannot vote in any election in the State of Idaho.
28 – 6
Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to limit the length of any extraordinary or special session of the Legislature.
25 – 10
Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to include private and home schooling in the compulsory attendance provision.
States findings of the Legislature and expresses concern over the influence of the United Nations and the World Economic Forum in this state.
Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding state employee telework.
19 – 16
States findings of the Legislature and calls on Congress to impeach the President and to prioritize laws tightening border security and immigration.
The Federal government controls immigration, naturalization and entry to the United States. President Biden’s administration has failed to meet its responsibility to enforce our immigration laws and secure our Nation’s borders. This Memorial expresses the desire of Idaho citizens to hold President Biden and the Federal government accountable for the invasion at our southern border. Enforcing immigration laws, securing our border and reducing the flow of illegal drugs and sex trafficking must be at the forefront of any policy discussion with the need for labor absolutely secondary.
Ben Toews · SD-004