Idaho 66th Legislature, 1st Regular Session (2021) Status: Enacted

H 135 — EMERGENCY DECLARATIONS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding a declaration of disaster emergency by the Governor.

Last action — Returned from Senate Failed; Filed in the office of the Chief Clerk

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced February 12, 2021. Enacted.

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135 BY STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS ACT;
135, As Amended in the Senate BY STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS ACT;
Because all jobs are essential, declared emer - gencies must not restrict the right of Idahoans to work, provide for their families, and otherwise contribute to the economy of Idaho.
Because all jobs are essential to the economy of the state of Idaho, any orders or proclamations that restrict citizens must be narrowly tailored to the purposes of the disaster emergency, include a specific and limited duration, and may not universally restrict jobholders by job type or classification .
Such orders and proclamations must be narrowly tailored to their purposes and not restrict jobholders by job type or classification .
In such a case, those provisions of the governor's order or proclamation necessary for receiving such funding, benefits, or resources shall continue in full force and effect as long as any conditions associated with accepting such funding, benefits, or resources do not violate any provision of this section.
In such a case, those provisions of the governor's order or proclamation necessary for receiving such funding, benefits, or resources shall con - tinue in full force and effect as long as any conditions associated with accepting such funding, benefits, or resources do not violate any pro - vision of this section.
All other provisions of the order or procla - mation shall expire unless the legislature by concurrent resolution extends the duration of the state of disaster emergency for up to three hundred sixty-five (365) days.
All other provisions of the order or procla - mation shall expire unless the legislature by concurrent resolution or other legislative action extends the duration of the state of disaster emergency for up to three hundred sixty-five (365) days.
The governor may not circumvent the sixty (60) day limitation by redeclaring successive states of disaster emergency for the same emergency in the absence of an extension by the legislature.
The governor may not circumvent the sixty (60) day limitation by redeclaring succes - sive states of disaster emergency for the same emergency in the absence of an extension by the legislature.
(c) If, during a state of disaster emergency, the legislature is con- vened in a regular session or has been convened in an extraordinary session to address the disaster emergency, the legislature may consider any legislation to respond to the disaster emergency, including ap - propriating necessary emergency funding.
(c) If, during a state of disaster emergency, the legislature is con- vened in a regular session or has been convened in an extraordinary ses - sion to address the disaster emergency, the legislature may consider any legislation to respond to the disaster emergency, including appro - priating necessary emergency funding.
Any orders or proclamations issued by the governor under the authority of this section may be ter - minated by concurrent resolution by the legislature.
Any orders or proclamations is - sued by the governor under the authority of this section may be termi - nated by concurrent resolution or other legislative action by the leg - islature.
Such termination will be binding on the governor, state agencies, governmental enti - ties, and political subdivisions;
Such termination will be binding on the governor, state agen - cies, governmental entities, and political subdivisions;
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Action History

  1. Returned from Senate Failed; Filed in the office of the Chief Clerk

  2. Senate vote to override veto - FAILED - 21-12-2AYES – Agenbroad, Anthon, Bair, Bayer, Burtenshaw, Cook, Crabtree, Den Hartog, Funk(Souza), Grow, Harris, Lakey, Lee, Lent, Rice, Ricks, Riggs, Thayn, Vick, Winder, ZitoNAYS – Burgoyne, Guthrie, Heider, Lamar(Nelson), Lodge, Martin, Nye, Reider(Rabe), Stennett, Ward-Engelking, Wintrow, WoodwardAbsent and excused – Johnson, PatrickVeto Sustained by Senate; Returned to House

  3. Received from the House veto overridden

  4. Received from the House veto overridden

  5. House vote to override veto - PASSED - 48-19-3AYES – Adams, Addis, Amador, Andrus, Armstrong, Barbieri, Blanksma, Boyle, Bundy, Cannon, Christensen, Clow, Crane, DeMordaunt, Dixon, Ehardt, Ferch, Furniss, Galloway, Gestrin, Giddings, Hanks, Harris, Holtzclaw, Horman, Kerby, Kingsley, Marshall, Mendive, Mitchell, Monks, Moon, Moyle, Nate, Nichols, Okuniewicz, Palmer, Scott, Shepherd, Skaug, Troy, Vander Woude, Weber, Wisniewski, Yamamoto, Young, Youngblood, Mr. SpeakerNAYS – Berch, Chaney, Chew, Davis(Burns), Gannon, Green, Hartgen, Kauffman, Lickley, Manwaring, Mathias, McCrostie, Nash, Necochea, Rubel, Ruchti, Syme, Toone, WoodAbsent – Erickson, Gibbs, von EhlingerTransmitted to Senate

  6. Returned from Governor vetoed on April 20, 2021

  7. Delivered to Governor at 1:58 p.m. on April 19, 2021

  8. Returned Signed by the President; Ordered Transmitted to Governor

  9. Signed by President; returned to House

  10. Received from the House enrolled/signed by Speaker

  11. Reported Enrolled; Signed by Speaker; Transmitted to Senate

  12. Rules Suspended: Ayes 69 Nays 0 Abs/Excd 1, read in full as required – PASSED - 52-15-3AYES – Adams, Addis, Amador, Andrus, Armstrong, Barbieri, Blanksma, Boyle, Bundy, Cannon, Chaney, Christensen, Clow, Crane, DeMordaunt, Dixon, Ehardt, Erickson, Ferch, Furniss(Blanchard), Galloway, Gestrin, Giddings, Hanks, Harris, Holtzclaw, Horman, Kauffman, Kerby, Kingsley, Marshall, Mendive, Mitchell, Monks, Moon, Moyle, Nate, Nichols, Okuniewicz, Palmer, Scott, Shepherd, Skaug, Troy, Vander Woude, von Ehlinger, Weber, Wisniewski, Yamamoto, Young, Youngblood, Mr. SpeakerNAYS – Berch, Chew, Davis, Gibbs, Hartgen, Lickley, Manwaring, Mathias, McCrostie, Nash, Necochea, Rubel, Ruchti, Syme, TooneAbsent – Gannon, Green, WoodFloor Sponsor - MonksTitle apvd - to enrol

  13. Read second time as amended in Senate; Filed for Third Reading

  14. Read first time as amended in Senate; Filed for Second Reading

  15. Reported Engrossed; Filed for First Reading of Engrossed Bills

  16. Bills as Amended Referred to JRA for Engrossing

  17. House Concurred in Senate Amendments

  18. Reported out of Committee and Recommend Concurrence

  19. Referred to State Affairs for concurrence recommendation

  20. Returned from the Senate Amended

  21. Rules Suspended (2/3 Vote - Read in full as required) – Read third time as amended in the Senate – PASSED - 25-10-0AYES – Agenbroad, Anthon, Bair, Bayer, Burtenshaw, Cook, Crabtree, Den Hartog, Grow, Harris, Heider, Johnson, Lakey, Lee, Lent, Lodge, Patrick, Rice, Ricks, Riggs, Souza, Thayn, Vick, Winder, ZitoNAYS – Burgoyne, Guthrie, Martin, Nelson, Nye, Rabe, Stennett, Ward-Engelking, Wintrow, WoodwardAbsent and excused – NoneFloor Sponsor - AnthonTitle apvd - to House

  22. Read second time as amended in the Senate, filed for Third Reading

  23. Read first time as amended in the Senate; Filed for Second Reading

  24. Amendments reported printed

  25. Reported out as amended; filed for first reading

  26. Amendments ordered printed

  27. Placed in the Committee of the Whole

  28. Reported out of committee; to 14th Order for amendment

  29. Introduced, read first time; referred to: State Affairs

  30. Received from the House passed; filed for first reading

  31. Rules Suspended: Ayes 69 Nays 0 Abs/Excd 1, read in full as required – PASSED - 49-20-1AYES – Adams, Addis, Amador, Andrus, Armstrong, Barbieri, Blanksma, Boyle, Bundy, Cannon, Chaney, Christensen, Clow, Crane, DeMordaunt, Dixon, Ehardt, Erickson, Ferch, Furniss, Galloway, Gestrin, Giddings, Hanks, Harris, Holtzclaw, Horman, Kerby, Kingsley, Marshall, Mendive, Mitchell, Monks, Moon, Moyle, Nate, Nichols, Okuniewicz, Palmer, Scott, Shepherd, Skaug, Vander Woude, von Ehlinger, Weber, Wisniewski, Yamamoto, Young, Mr. SpeakerNAYS – Berch, Chew, Davis, Gannon, Gibbs, Green, Hartgen, Kauffman, Lickley, Manwaring, Mathias, McCrostie, Nash, Necochea, Rubel, Ruchti, Syme, Toone, Troy, WoodAbsent – YoungbloodFloor Sponsor - MonksTitle apvd - to Senate

  32. Read second time; Filed for Third Reading

  33. Reported Printed; Filed for Second Reading

  34. Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for Printing

Sponsors

  • STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE · Primary

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