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Committee introduces resolution reaffirming Idaho’s partnership with Taiwan
Summary
A concurrent resolution reaffirming Idaho’s long-standing partnership with Taiwan was introduced by Representative Britt Raybould and voted into committee consideration.
Representative Britt Raybould (District 34) asked the House State Affairs Committee to introduce Senate Resolution RS322.03, a concurrent resolution reaffirming Idaho’s close relationship with Taiwan.
Raybould told the committee that Taiwan is one of Idaho’s top trading partners and emphasized recent exchanges and a delegation visit celebrating more than 40 years of partnership. "This resolution basically just calls for a reaffirming of that partnership and our support for their efforts to be a free nation that gets to make its own decisions," Raybould said.
Representative Mickelson moved to introduce RS322.03. The motion was approved by voice vote; the chair announced the motion was carried. No substantive amendments or fiscal impacts were discussed in the recorded exchange.
The resolution will proceed through the legislature following standard committee scheduling.
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