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House committee reports list dozens of bills for printing, referral and second reading
Summary
Committee chairs reported numerous bills printed, referred to committees, and transmitted to other chambers; several enrolled measures were signed and sent to the Senate or Secretary of State on Feb. 12–13, 2025.
On Feb. 13, 2025, during the Idaho House session, committee chairs reported a slate of bills and resolutions for printing, referral to committee, enrollment and transmission. The clerk read multiple committee reports and listed bills that were printed, referred to other committees, or filed for second reading.
The House received committee reports including, among others: judiciary rules and administration reporting that several House bills (for example, HB 219, HB 220, HB 221, HB 202, HB 203, HB 204 and HB 225) were printed; health and welfare reporting HB 138 filed for the second reading calendar; environment, energy and technology reporting that House Concurrent Resolution 8 and House Joint Memorial 5 would be filed for second reading; transportation and defense reporting HB 21, HB 202 and HB 23 to the second reading calendar; local government reporting HB 142 and HB 171 to second reading; and education reporting HB 175 to second reading.
The judiciary rules and administration committee reported enrolled measures HB 50, HB 52 and HB 56 for signature by the speaker and return to the Senate. The committee also transmitted an enrolled House concurrent resolution to the Secretary of State. Committee chairs announced referrals of specific bills to committees including health and welfare, state affairs, appropriations and others for consideration.
The clerk also announced upcoming committee meeting times and locations for the remainder of the week, including joint appropriations with Senate Finance and several standing committee meetings scheduled Feb. 13–14.
Items that were placed on calendars or filed for second reading during the session will appear on the House second-reading calendar as noted by the clerk and committee chairs; individual measures will proceed through committee consideration, second reading and potential floor action as the session advances. The clerk closed the business and the House adjourned until 11 a.m. Feb. 14, 2025.
