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Idaho Senate passes bill moving newborn screening rules into state law
Summary
The Idaho Senate approved Senate Bill 10‑14, transferring existing newborn‑screening rules into Idaho Code without changing current testing requirements and will transmit the measure to the House.
The Idaho Senate on Feb. 4 approved Senate Bill 10‑14, which moves existing newborn‑screening rules into Idaho law; the chamber voted to pass the bill and the measure will be transmitted to the Idaho House of Representatives.
Sen. Blaylock, sponsor of the bill, told colleagues the proposal “moves existing rules on newborn screening into Idaho Code” and said the bill does not introduce new requirements or…
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