Idaho Senate Republicans introduce new resolution to cancel Gov. Little’s public health order
BOISE, Idaho — Republicans in the Idaho Legislature have introduced a number of resolutions to target Gov. Brad Little’s (R-Idaho) emergency orders this legislative session, with the most recent one introduced last Friday.
The concurrent resolution, a piece of legislation that can be approved by both chambers without the governor’s approval, introduced in the Idaho Senate aims to eliminate Little’s Stay Healthy order, the emergency order issued when the COVID-19 pandemic began.
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