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Committee approves radiation-control rules; requires out-of-state licensees to register
Summary
The House Health and Welfare Committee approved a rewrite of Idaho radiation-control rules covering x-ray and mammography machines, removing incorporation-by-reference and adding a 30-day registration requirement for out-of-state licensees; fees remain unchanged.
Jared Larson briefed the committee on the Idaho radiation-control rules docket, telling members the rewrite reduces rule text by roughly 70% and removes incorporation-by-reference to make the rules clearer. He said all license fees are unchanged and that new language requires out-of-state licensees operating in Idaho to register within 30 days.
"All license fees are unchanged by this rule," Larson said; he also said the department had added a registration requirement for out-of-state operators. Representative Redmond moved to approve the docket; the committee approved the motion by voice vote.
The rewrite aims to simplify compliance for radiology licensees and clarify registration obligations for operators based out of state. The department put technical staff on hand for any follow-up questions.
