Idaho Bills
9 bills · 2024 Regular Session
Amends and repeals existing law relating to the sale, transfer, or disposition of state administrative facilities.
Amends and repeals existing law relating to the sale, transfer, or disposition of state administrative facilities.
This legislation repeals Section 67-5709A, which creates a separate process for the sale of the state administrative facilities in the custody or control of the State of Idaho.
70 – 0
Adds to existing law to prohibit the state government and its employees from paying membership fees or dues.
Adds to existing law to prohibit state agencies from donating to or sponsoring a nongovernmental event or organization and to provide exceptions.
Thislegislationprohibitsstatedepartmentsfromdonatingtoandorsponsoringnon-governmentalorganizations unlessspecificallyrequiredbylaworunlesspreviouslyapprovedbytheGovernor. Thislegislationalsorequires DFM to report all donations and sponsorships to the legislature.
Adds to existing law to prohibit state agencies from donating to or sponsoring a nongovernmental event or organization and to provide exceptions.
58 – 11
Amends and adds to existing law to provide that notice of intent prior to an agreement taking effect shall be required in certain instances.
35 – 0
Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding interagency contracts with state institutions of higher education.
Idaho Code 67-2332(A) requires agencies to follow the normal procurement process when seeking to contract with an Idaho university. This change will update the statute to require agencies to obtain quotes/proposals directly from all universities informally instead of through the Division of Purchasing.
34 – 0
Adds to existing law to prohibit public entities from entering into contracts with entities that boycott certain industry sectors.
This legislation prohibits public contracts with companies that are boycotting certain industries. It defines the industries included and offers an exemption. The provisions of this legislation shall not apply to contracts with atotalpotentialvalueoflessthanonehundredthousanddollarsortocontractorswithfewerthantenemployees.
59 – 11
Amends and adds to existing law to provide that notice of intent prior to an agreement taking effect shall be required in certain instances.
This bill requires any state agency, officer, department, division, bureau, board, commission, and institution of the state, including the public utilities commission and any state institution of higher education to give 30 days notice via e-mail to legislators, newspapers, television stations and on their own entities website of any agreementtheyintendtoenterinwhichthetransactionis$25millionormoreinactualstateobligationorvalue. RFP proposals, emergency expenditures, legal settlements, ITD projects which comply with their bid process, and expenditures authorized by the legislature are exempt. Approval of the transaction is void if the notice is not given as required.