Legislative Action

Thu., Jan. 23, 1997

Associated Press

Confirmed by Senate

John Burns, Carmen - to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission.

Fred Wood, Burley - to the Idaho Fish and Game Commission.

Patricia Story, Boise - to the Idaho State Building Authority.

Clay Wilcox, Boise - to the Idaho Human Rights Commission.

Legislative action complete

HCR5 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Approves contract for printing bills and resolutions.

HCR6 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Approves contract for printing the House and Senate journals.

HCR7 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Approves contract for printing the annual session laws.

Introduced in House

HB124 (Revenue and Taxation) - Includes value of lot in “50-50” homeowner exemption, phased in over four-year period.

HB125 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Enables counties to seek reimbursement for the cost of incarceration from individuals sentenced to the county jail.

Introduced in Senate

SB1026 (Finance) - Makes a $223,800 emergency appropriation to the state insurance fund for the current budget year.

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