Legislative Log

Fri., Jan. 13, 1995

Associated Press

Introduced In House

HCR3 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) Authorizes printing of legislation.

HCR4 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) Authorizes printing of House and Senate journals.

Introduced in Senate

SJM102 (Beck) Demands the federal government cease acting beyond its authority.

SB1001 (Schroeder) Expands the Fish and Game Commission to include a member from the state’s Indian tribes.

SB1002 (Darrington) Allows cities and counties with populations under 10,000 to set their own polling hours.

SB1003 (Beck, Boatright, Bunderson, Cameron, Crow, Danielson, Frasure, Furness, Hawkins, Ingram, Ipsen, Kerrick, Lee, Parry, Richardson, Risch, Sorensen, Thorne, Wetherell, Wheeler and Whitworth) Requires state financing of any mandates imposed on local government.

SB1004 (Beck) Earmarks $1 million to finance a special panel to preserve state sovereignty in challenges against the federal government.

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