H00572017 Regular Session✓ Signed into law
Amends existing law to revise the definition of “major procurement.”
STATE LOTTERY -- Amends existing law to revise the definition of “major procurement.”
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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
Amends existing law to revise the definition of “major procurement.” was introduced in the 2017 Idaho Legislative Session. This bill is categorized under general legislation. The most recent floor vote was 30-5 (passed). View the full bill text and voting record on the Idaho Legislature website.
HOW THEY VOTED
house Chamber· Feb 9, 2017
House Third Reading
✓ Passed
59 Yea
11 Nay
Passed by 48 votes
Republican
55 yea/4 nay
Democrat
4 yea/7 nay
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YEA (59)
RBrandon HixonHD-010ARBrent CraneHD-013ARBryan ZollingerHD-033BRCaroline TroyHD-005BRChristy PerryHD-011BRChristy ZitoSD-008RClark KauffmanHD-025BRDell RaybouldHD-034BRDon CheathamSD-003RDorothy MoonHD-008BRDustin ManwaringHD-029AREric RedmanHD-002BRFred WoodHD-027BRGary CollinsHD-013BRGayann DeMordauntHD-014BRGreg ChaneyHD-010BRHeather ScottHD-002ADIlana RubelHD-018ARJames HoltzclawHD-020BRJanet TrujilloHD-033ARJason MonksHD-022BRJeffrey ThompsonHD-030ARJoe PalmerHD-020ADJohn GannonHD-017ARJohn Vander WoudeHD-022ARJudy BoyleHD-009BRKarey HanksHD-035ARKelley PackerHD-028BRLance ClowHD-025ARLuke MalekHD-004ARLynn LukerHD-015ARMarcus GibbsHD-032ARMaxine BellHD-025ARMegan BlanksmaHD-008BRMike KingsleyHD-007ARMike MoyleHD-010ARPatrick McDonaldHD-015BRPaul AmadorHD-004BRPaul ShepherdHD-007BDPaulette JordanHD-005ARPriscilla GiddingsHD-007ARRandall ArmstrongHD-028ARRick YoungbloodHD-012BRRobert AnderstHD-012ARRon MendiveHD-005ARRyan KerbyHD-009ARSage DixonHD-001BRScott BedkeHD-027ARScott SymeHD-011ARStephen HartgenHD-024BRSteven HarrisHD-021ADSusan ChewHD-017BRTerry GestrinHD-008ARThomas DayleyHD-021BRThomas LoertscherHD-032BRThyra StevensonHD-006ARVan BurtenshawSD-031RVito BarbieriHD-003ARWendy HormanHD-032B
senate Chamber· Feb 21, 2017
Senate Third Reading
✓ Passed
30 Yea
5 Nay
Passed by 25 votes
Republican
25 yea/4 nay
Democrat
5 yea/1 nay
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YEA (30)
RAbby LeeSD-009RBart DavisSD-033RBob NoniniSD-003RBrent HillSD-034RCarl CrabtreeSD-007RCharles WinderSD-020DCherie Buckner-WebbSD-019RClifford BayerSD-021RDan JohnsonSD-006RDean MortimerSD-030RFred MartinSD-015DGrant BurgoyneSD-016RJames RiceSD-010RJeff AgenbroadSD-013RJeff SiddowaySD-035RJim GuthrieSD-028RJim PatrickSD-025RKelly AnthonSD-027RLee HeiderSD-024RLori Den HartogSD-022DMarcus NyeSD-029RMark HarrisSD-035RMary SouzaSD-004DMaryanne JordanSD-017DMichelle StennettSD-026RShawn KeoughSD-001RSteve VickSD-002RSteven BairSD-031RSteven ThaynSD-008RTodd LakeySD-023
LATEST ACTION
Reported Signed by Governor on March 2, 2017 Session Law Chapter 54 Effective: 07/01/2017
BILL INFO
- Session
- 2017
- Chamber
- house
- Status date
- Mar 2, 2017
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