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Committee advances code-cleanup bill repealing inactive outdoor-recreation trust sections
Summary
H 566, a code-cleanup bill to repeal dormant provisions of the State Trust Fund for Outdoor Recreation Enhancement (STOR) that were never funded, was sent to the Senate floor with a do pass recommendation.
Senator Semmelroth explained H 566 as part of the Idaho Code Cleanup Act work, proposing repeal of several Idaho Code sections related to the State Trust Fund for Outdoor Recreation Enhancement (STOR) that the sponsor said had not been funded or active since 1995. Senator Okuniewicz asked whether the fund had ever received appropriations; Semmelroth said not to her knowledge.
Senator Okuniewicz moved to send H 566 to the floor with a do pass recommendation; Senator Guthrie seconded and the motion carried by voice vote. The bill removes dated statutory provisions but does not create new funding or programmatic authority in the minutes recorded.
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