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Pat Sutphin for the Idaho Capital Sun. To receive the full extent of our reporting in your inbox each day, sign up for our free email newsletter The Sunrise on our website at idahocapitalsun. Legislation introduced to allow public funds for private education, bill introduced to repeal Medicaid expansion.
Measures that address some of the most controversial and fiscally consequential issues that may come before the Idaho Legislature all session were introduced this week. Legislators introduced highly anticipated legislation on Wednesday that would allow millions in public funds to pay for private and religious schooling expenses β referred to as school choice β in the Idaho House of Representatives and Idaho Senate. This year, due to several factors including changes to which legislators make up the relevant committees that hear these bills and prevailing changes at the federal level with the Trump administration, may mean these policies could be on surer footing in But standing in their way on both issues is one overarching question: How much will these proposals affect the overall state budget and its financial future?
Similarly, some Democrats and even one Republican on the Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee questioned how much repealing the voter-supported Medicaid expansion law would cost the state. Legislation of interest during the third week of the session. House Bill 14 , a bill that would require all Idaho state agencies to recommend outdated, obsolete or unnecessary laws for the Idaho Legislature to consider removing, will be before the committee on Monday after passing the House on a vote on Thursday.
House Bill 32 , a bill seeking to prohibit the state, cities, counties, public health districts, school districts and state officers from mandating the use of masks, face shields or coverings to prevent the spread of contagious diseases, will be before the committee for a full public hearing on Monday.
Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa, on House Bill 37 , the bill that would make the firing squad the primary way of administering the death penalty in Idaho. How to track which bills have made it to Gov. You can scroll down to the bottom of the site and enter your email address to get alerts sent straight to your inbox when the page has been updated.