In Idaho, rulemaking is governed by the Idaho Administrative Procedures Act (“Idaho APA”)(Title 67, Chapter 52, Idaho Code). Rulemaking is conducted by state agencies for three primary reasons; the enactment or amendment of a statute by the state Legislature, new regulations adopted by the federal government or receipt of a petition from outside the agency to change or adopt a rule. A stakeholder may petition the agency to initiate rulemaking by completing a Petition to Initiate Rulemaking.
The following rules are being presented for review and negotiated rulemaking as part of the Governor’s Executive Order on Zero-Based Regulation (ZBR).
For questions, comments or to sign-up for a meeting, contact the Rules Review Officer.
This rule covers the changes in cattle feeding requirements
Cervidae
02.04.19 Rules Governing Domestic Cervidae
This rule covers the changes Cervidae Rules
H.592 - Wolf and Grizzly Bear Depredation
H.592 – Livestock Depredation by Grizzly Bear and Wolves
This rule covers the new legislation set forth by Idaho legislators in regards to Grizzly and Wolf Depredation.
Registrations and Licenses
02.06.02 Rules Governing Registrations and Licenses
This rule covers the changes registration rules and license issuance.
Organic Food Products Rules
02.06.33 Organic Food Products Rules
This rule covers the changes in rules governing organic food.
Produce Safety
02.05.01 Rules Governing Produce Safety
This rule covers the new regulations set forth by federal agencies.
Public Comment
The Idaho APA provides for public comment as part of the rulemaking process. If you are interested in providing comments on one or more of the proposed rules, you may do so by submitting your comments in writing to the person named in the Notice, or by submitting comments to the Rules Review Officer. Please specify the rule name in your comments. Be aware that public comments are part of the rulemaking record and are public record.