HB1044

DeadDeferred to the 41st day···

transfer the Office of Indian Education to the Department of Education.

Shawn Bordeaux,Troy Heinert

House Bill

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HB 1044 moves the Office of Indian Education from its current location to become part of the Department of Education, consolidating Native American education oversight under one state agency. This change streamlines the state's education administration by placing Indian education programs and services within the broader K-12 education system rather than as a separate office.

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State agency operationsBill would reform (relevance: 80%)State-tribal cooperationBill would strengthen (relevance: 70%)Government transparencyBill would expand (relevance: 40%)

Changes to Existing Law

10 sections affected76 words added95 words removed

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§ 1-54-11amended § 1-54-12amended § 1-54-13amended § 1-54-14amended § 1-54-15amended § 1-54-16amended § 1-54-17amended § 1-54-18amended § 1-54-19amended § 1-54-20amended

History (3)

Jan 27, 2021H
Education Deferred to the 41st legislative day Passed, YEAS 12, NAYS 3.
Jan 27, 2021H
Education Scheduled for hearing
Jan 12, 2021H
First read in House and referred to House Education H.J. 16

Sponsors (9)

Shawn Bordeaux

Prime sponsor · Rep.

Troy Heinert

Prime sponsor · Sen.

Cosponsors

Peri Pourier

Phil Jensen

Red Dawn Foster

Steven Haugaard

Tamara St. John

Tony Randolph

V. J. Smith

Roll Call Votes (1)

Education — Deferred to the 41st legislative day

Jan 27, 2021House

Passed

Yea: 12Nay: 3Absent: 0