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[August 25, 2006 SENATE JOURNAL 521 WHEREAS, article 4, section 9 of the Constitution of the SENATE JOURNAL State of Idaho empowers the Governor, on extraordinary OF THE occasions, to convene the Legislature by proclamation; NOW, THEREFORE, I, JAMES E. RISCH, Governor of the IDAHO LEGISLATURE State of Idaho, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the State of Idaho, do by this FIRST EXTRAORDINARY SESSION Proclamation convene the 58th Idaho Legislature in Extraordinary Session in the Legislative Chambers at the Capitol in Boise City, FIFTY-EIGHTH LEGISLATURE Ada County, Idaho, at the hour of 8 a.m., on the Twenty-fifth day ____________________ of August, 2006, to: Consider for passage RS16445, a copy of which is attached hereto. FIRST LEGISLATIVE DAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2006 The Extraordinary Session of the Legislature convened by this Proclamation shall have no power to legislate on any subject other than that specified herein. Senate Chamber I HEREBY DIRECT AND REQUIRE that a copy of this Proclamation and RS16445 be delivered to the presiding officers At the hour of 8 a.m. on Friday, August 25, 2006, being the of the Idaho Senate and House of Representatives, to each of the day and hour fixed by proclamation of the Governor of the State members of the 58th Idaho Legislature, and to the Constitutional of Idaho for the convening of the First Extraordinary Session of Officers of the State Government at the earliest practicable time. the Fifty-Eighth Idaho Legislature, the members of the Senate IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and convened in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol in the city of caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Idaho at the Boise, with President Mark G. Ricks presiding. Secretary of the Capitol in Boise on this Twenty-fifth day of July in the year of our Senate Jeannine Wood read the following Certification and Lord two thousand and six and of the Independence of the United Proclamation calling the Legislature to meet in Extraordinary States of America the two hundred thirty-first and of the Statehood Session: of Idaho the one hundred seventeenth. /s/ JAMES E. RISCH STATE OF IDAHO GOVERNOR OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATION /s/ BEN YSURSA Secretary of State I, BEN YSURSA, Secretary of State of the State of Idaho and legal custodian of the Seal of said State and all Proclamations of The Certification and Proclamation were ordered filed in the the Governor of the State of Idaho pursuant to Section 67-903, office of the Secretary of the Senate. Idaho Code, do hereby certify that the annexed is a full, true, and complete copy of the Proclamation of the Governor of the State of The following Certificate of Election was read by the Idaho concerning the convening of the Fifty-eighth Legislature in Secretary of the Senate: an Extraordinary Session, received and filed in this office on the Twenty-fifth day of July, and that the same appears of record in STATE OF IDAHO this office. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Idaho. Done at Boise, Idaho, I, BEN YSURSA, Secretary of State of the State of Idaho and this Twenty-fifth day of July, 2006. legal custodian of the records of elections held in the State of Idaho, do hereby certify that the following is a full, true, and /s/ BEN YSURSA complete list of those elected or appointed to serve as members of Secretary of State the Senate of the First Extraordinary Session of the Fifty-eighth Legislature, as shown by official records on file in my office: STATE OF IDAHO OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR DISTRICT NAME EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT BOISE 1 ...............................Shawn A. Keough(R) PROCLAMATION 2 ............................ Joyce M. Broadsword(R) 3 ........................ Michael “Mike” Jorgenson(R) WHEREAS, rising property taxes are a major concern to 4 ................................ John W. Goedde(R) property owners across the State of Idaho; and 5 ..................................Dick Compton(R) WHEREAS, the Idaho State Legislature has evaluated the 6 .............................. Gary J. Schroeder(R) issues surrounding property taxes in Idaho for over a year; and 7 .................................... Joe Stegner(R) WHEREAS, the issues of property tax relief and safeguarding 8 ......................... R. Skipper "Skip" Brandt(R) public education constitute an extraordinary occasion; and 9 ................................ Monty J. Pearce(R) 522 SENATE JOURNAL August 25, 2006] 10 ................................. John T. McGee(R) Assistant Secretary of the Senate/Journal Clerk . Rusti Horton 11 .....................................Brad Little(R) Secretary to the Majority . Ann DeAngeli 12 ................................. Curt McKenzie(R) Sergeant at Arms ....................... Margaret Lundy 13 ............................... Patti Anne Lodge(R) Doorkeeper ......................... Robert McDonald 14 ................................. Hal Bunderson(R) Committee Secretary ..................... Juanita Budell 15 .............................. John C. Andreason(R) Chaplain ...................... Pastor Don Hardenbrook 16 ................................David Langhorst(D) Page ....................................Dana Nelson 17 .................................... Elliot Werk(D) Page .................................. Brigitte Harper 18 .....................................Kate Kelly(D) 19 ...................................Mike Burkett(D) Whereupon the President instructed the Sergeant at Arms to 20 ................................... Gerry Sweet(R) escort the attaches to the desk at which time the Oath of Office 21 .............................. Russell M. Fulcher(R) was administered to the elected attaches, and they were escorted 22 .................................Tim Corder, Sr.(R) from the Chamber. 23 ...................................Tom Gannon(R) 24 ............................... Charles H. Coiner(R) On request by Senator Davis, granted by unanimous consent, 25 .................................. Clint Stennett(D) the Senate returned to the Eighth Order of Business. 26 ............................... Dean L. Cameron(R) 27 .............................. Denton Darrington(R) Messages from the Governor 28 .............................. J. Stanley Williams(R) 29 ................................. Bert C. Marley(D) June 20, 2006 30 ...............................Edgar J. Malepeai(D) 31 ............................... Robert L. Geddes(R) The Honorable Robert L. Geddes 32 .........................Melvin “Mel” Richardson(R) President Pro Tempore 33 .................................. Bart M. Davis(R) Idaho State Senate 34 ..................................... Brent Hill(R) 35 ............................. Don M. Burtenshaw(R) Dear President Pro Tem Geddes: IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand I have the honor to inform you that Mark G. Ricks of and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Idaho. Done at Boise, the Rexburg, Idaho, was appointed Lieutenant Governor for the State Capital of Idaho, this 22nd day of August, in the year of our Lord of Idaho to serve a term commencing June 15, 2006, and Two Thousand and six, and of the Independence of the United continuing until the term of office expires. States of America, the Two Hundred and Thirty-first. This appointment was made subject to confirmation by the Senate, and notice of appointment is hereby given. /s/ BEN YSURSA Secretary of State Very truly yours, /s/ JAMES E. RISCH The Certificate of Election was ordered filed in the office of Governor the Secretary of the Senate. The correspondence was ordered filed in the office of the Roll call showed all members present except Senator Burkett, Secretary of the Senate. absent and excused. The Gubernatorial appointment was referred to the State Prayer was offered by Chaplain Don Hardenbrook, Associate Affairs Committee. Pastor, Nampa Church of the Brethren, Nampa, Idaho. On request by Senator Davis, granted by unanimous consent, the Senate returned to the Sixth Order of Business. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Senator John McGee. Reports of Standing Committees On request by Senator Davis, granted by unanimous consent, the Senate advanced to the Tenth Order of Business. Senator Burkett was recorded present at this order of business. Motions and Resolutions The President called President Pro Tempore Geddes to the On request by Senator Davis, granted by unanimous consent, Chair. the Rules of the Senate and the Joint Rules of the Senate and August 25, 2006 House of the Fifty-eighth Idaho Legislature were adopted as the rules of the First Extraordinary Session of the Fifty-eighth The STATE AFFAIRS Committee reports it has had under Legislature. consideration the Gubernatorial appointment listed below and the Committee recommends that said appointment be confirmed by On request by Senator Davis, granted by unanimous consent, the Senate: the following attaches were elected to fill the offices provided for by the Constitution of the State of Idaho and by statute: [August 25, 2006 SENATE JOURNAL 523 Mark G. Ricks as Lieutenant Governor of the State of Idaho, AYES--Andreason, Brandt, Broadsword, Bunderson, Burkett, until the term of office expires. Burtenshaw, Cameron, Coiner, Compton, Corder, Darrington, Davis, Fulcher, Gannon, Geddes, Goedde, Hill, Jorgenson, Kelly, BURTENSHAW, Chairman Keough, Langhorst, Little, Lodge, Malepeai, Marley, McGee, McKenzie, Pearce, Richardson, Schroeder,
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