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Judiciary & Rules committee backs printing limits, approves multiple RSs and forwards landlord-tenant reorganization bill to floor
Summary
The committee voted to support the joint printing committee recommendation to limit printed session-law copies, sent multiple RSs to print and forwarded a landlord-tenant code reorganization bill (removing a historical reference to coverture) to the Senate floor with a due pass recommendation.
The Senate Judiciary & Rules Committee voted to support the joint printing committee’s recommendation to limit printed session laws and took several procedural votes to send research statutes (RSs) to print. The committee also voted to send Senate Bill 1043 — a reorganization of landlord-tenant statutes that removes the last reference to coverture in Idaho law — to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Jennifer Novak, secretary of the Senate and a member of the joint printing committee, told senators the committee recommended “the continued endorsement of limiting the printing of the session laws to a maximum of 90 copies given the accessibility and decrease in expenditures associated with online access,” citing Idaho Code section 67-509.
The committee approved that recommendation by voice vote after a motion to support the recommendation. The chair indicated the endorsement will proceed to the Senate floor for ultimate…
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