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Idaho Legislature looks to alter watchdog role - Vimarsana News

Idaho Legislature looks to alter watchdog role

Idaho House Bill 68, authored by Rep. Megan Blanksma (R-23), would shift the oversight of the Office of Performance Evaluations from the bipartisan Joint Legislative Oversight Committee to the majority-party legislative council, eliminating the committee in the process.  This change in oversight structure will result in OPE conducting performance audits…

New report shows Idaho's shortage of direct care workers is worse than national average - Vimarsana News

New report shows Idaho's shortage of direct care workers is worse than national average

An Office of Performance Evaluations report found Idaho needs an additional 3,000 direct care workers to keep up with national levels.

Idaho legislators appointed to bipartisan committee that was targeted for elimination by GOP - Vimarsana News

Idaho legislators appointed to bipartisan committee that was targeted for elimination by GOP

The appointments could clear the way for the Idaho Office of Performance Evaluations to release a report on the direct care workforce.

'EMS in Idaho is broken': Lawmakers move to reform underfunded emergency services - Vimarsana News

'EMS in Idaho is broken': Lawmakers move to reform underfunded emergency services

Idaho relies more on EMS volunteers than 40 other states, the Office of Performance Evaluations study noted.

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GOP legislators pushing new bill to change Idaho Legislature's administrative rulemaking process - Vimarsana News

GOP legislators pushing new bill to change Idaho Legislature's administrative rulemaking process

Speaker of the Idaho House Mike Moyle wants to change the process so the House and Senate have to sign off on state administrative rules.