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Offender Management Board rules: committee approves lowering continuing-education requirement

Judiciary & Rules · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved rule docket 5701012501 after Nancy Boley said the change reduces continuing-education hours for private licensed evaluators from 40 to 30 and eliminates duplicative language in incorporated reference documents.

Nancy Boley, program manager for the Idaho Offender Management Board, presented pending rule docket 5701012501 and said it accomplishes two goals: reducing continuing-education requirements for private licensed evaluators and removing duplicative incorporated-by-reference language.

"It reduces a regulatory burden by reducing the number of continuing education credits required for private licensed individuals," Boley said, and she told the committee the negotiated-rulemaking process took place on April 11, 2025. A committee member clarified that the requirement is being lowered from 40 to 30 hours; Boley confirmed that the change appears in documents incorporated by reference. Senator Wintrow moved to approve the docket with an early effective date of sine die; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote.