Votes at a glance: bills the Idaho Senate passed March 10, 2025

The Idaho Senate completed final consideration of numerous bills on March 10, 2025. Below are brief summaries and recorded outcomes for measures that the chamber passed with limited floor debate. (This list omits bills with extended debate covered in separate articles.)

- House Bill 2‑24 (education technical cleanup): Passed Senate 34‑1. Sponsor said the bill clarifies school district planning and emergency operation training language. - House Bill 1‑10 (scope of practice / Medicaid interaction): Passed Senate 34‑1. Bill prevents Medicaid from vetoing legislative decisions about scope of practice; department raised no objection. - House Bill 1‑98 (lab rules to statute; lab fee adjustments): Passed Senate 32‑2‑1. Moves select IDAPA laboratory rules into statute and adjusts lab fees to open market opportunities. - House Bill 19 (Idaho State Police fingerprint services for vulnerable‑population organizations): Passed Senate 34‑1. - House Bill 36 (subpoena enforcement in contested administrative cases): Passed Senate 34‑1. - House Bill 64, 65, 66, 67 (workers’ compensation technical and benefit updates): Passed (counts recorded on floor; see actions below). Details include fee and definition clarifications, notice service changes, and increases to maximum burial expense from $6,000 to $10,000. - House Bill 122, 121, 151, 142, 141 and other occupational licensing and deregulation bills (cosmetology, barbering, occupational license reporting): Passed (many by voice or unanimous roll calls, typically 34‑1 or 35‑0 depending on the roll call used). - Senate Bill 11‑50 (appropriations to Department of Agriculture and Soil and Water Conservation Commission): Passed Senate 22‑13 (recorded roll call on floor); transmitted to the House. - House Bill 206 and 207 (EMS restructuring and recognition of EMS personnel licensure compact): HB206 passed 33‑3‑1; HB207 passed 31‑3‑1. HB207 is a trailer bill to HB206 and arranges recognition of interstate licensure compact language into the new EMS chapter. - House Bill 3‑10 (official ballot identification): Passed Senate 35‑0. - House Bill 2‑26 (abandoned mine lands fund changes): Passed Senate 35‑0. - House Bill 28 (long‑term care administrators consolidation): Passed Senate 35‑0. - House Bill 90 (limits on Department of Health and Welfare state plan amendments without legislative input): Passed Senate 30‑5. - House Bill 200, 99, 205, 234, 120, 121 (cosmetology subitems) and other legislative cleanups: Passed (see recorded roll calls; many unanimous or near‑unanimous).

Many bills were returned to the House or transmitted to the House after title approval. For the full recorded roll calls and official enrolled text, refer to the Senate journal and bill files.