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Senate committee sends respiratory-care compact measure for printing
Summary
The Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee granted unanimous consent to send RS 32442, a measure on the respiratory care interstate compact, to a privilege committee for printing ahead of a hearing.
The Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Jan. 16 agreed by unanimous consent to send RS 32442, a measure dealing with the respiratory care interstate compact, to a privilege committee for printing as a preliminary step before a formal hearing.
Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking, a sponsor of the RS, identified herself and asked the committee to grant unanimous consent to forward the measure to print. No committee members objected and the chair noted the request was approved. The committee did not take further action on the measure during the session; scheduling of a formal hearing was not specified.
RS 32442 was described in the meeting as a bill “that deals with respiratory care interstate compact.” The committee’s action was procedural only: sending a measure for print places it on track for a later public hearing and possible committee debate. No additional details about the compact’s provisions, fiscal impact, or hearing date were provided at the meeting.
