Bill, to limit the types of flags on state real estate, in Idaho House | Regional news

The chairman of the Idaho House State Affairs Committee Brent Crane, R-Nampa, hears Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, at the meeting of the committee of the committee in Idaho Statehouse in Boise. (Pat Sutphin for Idaho Capital Sun)

A legislation to limit the flags that a state company can use on its property is progressing on the ground of the Idaho representative.

On Wednesday the Idaho House State Affairs Committee stopped a hearing House bill 96sponsored by MP Heather Scott, R-Blanchard. According to the draft law, municipalities, counties, special districts or other political subdivisions or “state instrumentalities” would be limited by the use of invoices that are not:

• The US flag
• The official flag of a state unit
• Official flags of a state in the United States
• Official flags of military branches and units of the United States
• The Pow/Mia flag
• Official flags of the American indigenous people of America

The committee agreed with a recommendation that has to say goodbye to bring the bill to the ground. The two Democrats of the Committee, Rep. Todd Achilles, D-BoiseAnd a replacement for Rep. Brooke Green, D-Boisevoted against the application. The house can vote on it in the coming days or weeks of the legislative meeting.

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