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Votes at a glance: Senate State Affairs committee actions — minutes, appointment, and rule dockets
Summary
A roundup of formal actions recorded during the Senate State Affairs Committee meeting: approval of minutes, advancement of a gubernatorial appointment, and committee approval of three rule dockets.
The Idaho Senate State Affairs Committee recorded the following formal actions during its Friday meeting.
Votes and motions (voice votes unless otherwise noted):
- Minutes — The committee approved minutes for Jan. 15, 2025 and Jan. 17, 2025. Motions to approve were moved and seconded by committee members; both motions carried on voice votes.
- Appointment — Motion by Senator Harris, seconded by Senator Burnt, to send the gubernatorial appointment of Brigadier General Timothy J. Donilon to the Senate floor with the recommendation that he be confirmed. The motion carried by voice vote; no roll-call tally is recorded.
- Docket 52-0103-2401 (Idaho Lottery) — Motion by Senator Toews, second by Senator Adams, to approve proposed rule changes governing Idaho Lottery retail prize payments (allowing up to $100 cash payments and a no-fee prize-payment card for amounts above $100 up to $499). The committee gave the docket a due-pass recommendation on a voice vote.
- Docket 24-0201-2401 (Idaho Athletic Commission — temporary rules) — Motion by Senator Denhartock, second by Senator Toews, to approve temporary rules continuing the commission’s prior rules. The motion carried on voice vote.
- Docket 24-0201-2402 (IDAPA 24.02.01 — Idaho Athletic Commission pending rules) — Motion by Senator Toews, second by Senator Harris, to approve the pending rules package updating the commission chapter (updates include referencing WADA 2024, charity-event provisions, and procedural clarifications). The motion carried on voice vote.
Notes: All actions recorded in the committee transcript were decided by voice vote; the transcript does not provide roll-call tallies for any of these items. Several items (particularly the two Idaho Athletic Commission dockets) were presented with stakeholder engagement described by agency staff.
