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Committee approves ISP alcohol-testing rule docket after public comment period
Summary
The committee approved Docket 11-0301-2401, a set of pending Idaho State Police rules on alcohol testing that the agency said streamlined language without substantive change.
Lieutenant Colonel Russ Wheatley presented Docket 11-0301-2401 on behalf of Idaho State Police, describing the rules as a streamlined rewrite of existing alcohol-testing rules without substantive change. Wheatley said ISP held three public hearings (Aug. 19, Oct. 3 and Nov. 8, 2024) and received written comments from the Idaho Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; ISP said it addressed the concerns raised.
Wheatley summarized that one commenter at the public hearings reported not receiving the draft, and that no other public concerns were expressed in the hearings. After presentation Chairman moved the docket; Representative Horace (who moved) noted no substantive dispute about the text and the committee approved the docket by voice vote.
Wheatley and committee members said the docket reflected the original document’s substance and that the changes were intended to remove unnecessary or burdensome language while preserving the rules’ meaning.
The committee recorded no amendments at this hearing and adopted the pending rules.
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