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Votes at a glance: committee introductions and recognitions from House State Affairs
Summary
The House State Affairs Committee conducted a series of introductions and voice-vote approvals including recognition of Alex J. Adams (RS 32773) and several introduced review studies and resolution sponsors. All listed motions carried by voice vote; roll-call tallies were not provided in the committee transcript.
The Idaho House State Affairs Committee completed several introductory items and carried multiple motions by voice vote during the session.
Key outcomes (voice votes unless otherwise noted):
- RS 32773 (recognition of Alex J. Adams): Introduced and sent to the second reading calendar. Motion by Representative Palmer; motion carried.
- RS 30-2700 and RS 70-5: Introduced (motion language in transcript: “I move to introduce RS 30 2700 and 70 5”). Motion carried.
- RS 30 2700/70 5 naming and details: not specified in transcript beyond motion to introduce.
- RS 30 2700/2705/other introduced items: the transcript records a set of introduction motions late in the agenda; details beyond the motion were not specified.
- RS 302700 / 702705 (as recorded in the transcript): motion to introduce carried.
- RS 302775 (parent and child relationship; representative Ehart): introduced (adds language to Title 16, Chapter 20 to prevent placing a child with a parent convicted of abusing other children). Sponsor presented the proposed change; motion to introduce carried.
All motions recorded in this portion of the transcript were approved by voice vote; the committee did not record roll-call vote tallies in the committee transcript for these items. Several items were ceremonial or introductory in nature and did not include substantive testimony. The committee also honored page Carter Durst with remarks, which are ceremonial and were not included as substantive agenda business.
If further details (bill text, fiscal notes or witness lists) are needed for any RS numbers listed above, the legislative record and bill files should be consulted; the committee transcript does not provide full text for every introduced RS.
