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Committee approves annual codifiers bill to correct technical errors in state code
Summary
House Bill 113, the annual codifiers bill that makes technical corrections to statutory language, was sent to the House floor with a “do pass” recommendation. Sponsor Rep. Heather Scott said the bill contains no substantive policy changes.
A committee voted to send House Bill 113 to the House floor with a “do pass” recommendation after sponsor Rep. Heather Scott said the bill makes technical corrections and removes archaic language from Idaho code.
"House Bill 113 is just the annual codifiers bill. What it does is makes technical corrections for code sections or mistakes that are found throughout the Code every year," Scott said, adding that there are no substantive policy changes in the measure.
There was no public testimony at the hearing on the bill. A committee member moved the bill to the floor with a due-pass recommendation and the motion carried without recorded opposition in the transcript.
If advanced by the Legislature, the corrections in HB 113 would be incorporated into the state code; the transcript did not list specific sections or examples of the corrections.
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