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MARCH 1, 2001 The Senate leadership committee of the Idaho Legislature on Wednesday approved an emergency bill requiring lawmakers to approve any gaming compact negotiated by Governor Dirk Kempthorn and tribes. Lobbyists for tribes say the proposal is not clear. Its proponents say it will still allow the Governor to negotiate but requires the Legislature's ratification. Other states, including New Mexico, have similar arrangements. Get the Story:
Senate moves to have a say on tribal compacts (The Spokesman Review 3/1)
Idaho lawmakers seek compact approval
Facebook TwitterMARCH 1, 2001 The Senate leadership committee of the Idaho Legislature on Wednesday approved an emergency bill requiring lawmakers to approve any gaming compact negotiated by Governor Dirk Kempthorn and tribes. Lobbyists for tribes say the proposal is not clear. Its proponents say it will still allow the Governor to negotiate but requires the Legislature's ratification. Other states, including New Mexico, have similar arrangements. Get the Story:
Senate moves to have a say on tribal compacts (The Spokesman Review 3/1)
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