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Idaho House approves journal, transmits HCR 22 to Secretary of State and refers a package of bills for printing

Idaho House of Representatives · January 27, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 27, 2026, the Idaho House adopted its journal, the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee reported transmitting House Concurrent Resolution 22 to the Secretary of State, and the chamber referred a group of newly read bills to committee for printing and consideration.

The House of Representatives adopted the House Journal for Jan. 27, 2026, after a motion to approve the record was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote.

During the committee-report portion of the session, the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee reported that it had transmitted and enrolled House Concurrent Resolution 22 to the Secretary of State at 11:46 a.m. on Jan. 16, 2026. The committee representative read a list of bills the committee had printed and recommended for referral or printing.

The committee report named a batch of introduced measures and their initial committee destinations: Joint Memorial No. 11 was referred to the House Education Committee; House Bills 525–525 (as read into the record) were referred to the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee; House Bills 526–528 and 531 were referred to Health and Welfare; and House Bills 529–530 were referred to Business. The Chair announced that House Bills 532–539 would be referred to the Judiciary Rules and Administration Committee for printing.

House committee representatives cited specific Idaho Code sections in the bill texts as they were read into the record; among the statutory references were provisions in Title 49 (motor vehicles) and Title 74 (open meetings), which the committee asked be printed for committee consideration.

The House then advanced to announcements and other business.