IdahoSenate resolution records committee approval of agency rules
The adopted Senate resolution records committee approval of rules from four state agencies, excludes one temporary rule, and sets an end-of-session start for one pending docket.
What it does
The resolution records committee approval of covered rules from four state agencies, except for one Sexual Offender Management Board temporary rule the committee did not hear.
One pending rule docket for the Sexual Offender Management Board takes effect when the 2026 legislative session ends.
Argument forCommittee approval could help covered agency rules move forward, and one pending rule docket takes effect when the session ends.
Argument againstPeople affected by the excluded temporary rule could face uncertainty because the committee did not hear or approve it.
More detail
The resolution records that the Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee approved the covered rules, except for one temporary rule it did not hear. The resolution covers temporary and pending rules adopted by the Idaho State Police, the Division of Veterans Services, the Sexual Offender Management Board, and the Office of Administrative Hearings, and submitted for legislative review during the 2026 session. The exception is the Sexual Offender Management Board temporary rule, Docket No. 57-0101-2502, which the committee did not hear and did not approve.
The resolution states that a pending Sexual Offender Management Board rule docket takes effect when the session ends. This applies to the Sexual Offender Management Board’s pending rule docket No. 57-0101-2501. The docket takes effect upon sine die, meaning when the Second Regular Session ends.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Mar 31Read in full – ADOPTED – voice voteFloor Sponsor – RuchtiTitle apvd – Filed in Office of Secretary of SenateAdopted
- Mar 25Retained on calendar
- Mar 20Reported Printed; referred to 10th order; held one legislative day
- Mar 19Introduced; read first time; referred to JR for PrintingIntroduced
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