Idaho Senate unanimously passes bill requiring state agencies to recommend laws for removal
Idaho lawmakers are taking a broom to the state’s legal code. The Senate unanimously passed House Bill 14, the _Idaho Code Cleanup Act_, which now heads to Gov. Brad Little’s desk. The bill requires state agencies to identify outdated or redundant laws and recommend them for repeal—a push for a leaner, less intrusive government. Supporters, including House Speaker Mike Moyle and Senate President Pro Tem Kelly Anthon, frame it as a common-sense measure to streamline governance. Now, it’s up to Little to decide its fate.
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