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House Business Committee introduces three RSs including EV charger preemption and athletic-commission exemption
Summary
The committee introduced RS31906 (electric-vehicle charger preemption) and RS31843 (Idaho Athletic Commission exemption for nonprofit fight exhibitions) and approved both for bill drafting. RS31831 (wildfire insurance) was also introduced (see separate article).
The House Business Committee on Jan. 15 introduced three resolution subjects (RSs) from the committee agenda: RS31906 related to electric-vehicle charging and parking, RS31843 to adjust Idaho Athletic Commission rules for certain nonprofit combat-sport exhibitions, and RS31831 on wildfire insurance (introduced separately with a detailed Department of Insurance presentation).
RS31906: EV charger preemption Representative Joe Palmer (R–Meridian) introduced RS31906, described in his remarks as a preemption measure that would prohibit any entity — public or private — from requiring installation of electric-vehicle chargers or designating parking spaces specifically for EVs. "If this bill is enacted then there will not be a provision available for anyone to force anybody to…
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