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Senate committee sends respiratory care interstate-compact resolution to print
Summary
The Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee granted unanimous consent to send RS 32,442 — a resolution addressing a respiratory care interstate compact — to a privilege committee for printing and potential later hearing.
The Idaho Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Jan. 16, 2025 granted unanimous consent to send RS 32,442, described by its sponsor as a bill dealing with a respiratory care interstate compact, to a privilege committee for printing.
Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking, senator from District 18, asked the committee for unanimous consent to send RS 32,442 to a privilege committee "for print," saying the request "should be really quick" so the matter could return for a hearing.
Committee leadership asked whether there were any objections. "Is there any objections to any unanimous consent request to send this RS to, a privilege committee?" the chair asked; no objections were raised and the request was granted.
The action formally advances RS 32,442 to the next step in the committee process (printing and placement with a privilege committee); committee members did not take a roll-call vote during the exchange. The sponsor indicated the committee would take up a hearing on the measure at a later date.
No technical details of the compact or draft language were offered in the committee exchange recorded in the transcript.
The committee proceeded to its next scheduled agenda item following the unanimous-consent action.
