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This new recipe from Love Keil of Munchkin Time is crispy on the outside and full of melted, gooey cheese on the inside. Sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike!
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§67-5292 states that all administrative rules automatically expire on July 1 unless extended by statute. The 2019 Idaho Legislature did not reauthorize all existing administrative rules as they have traditionally done in the past. As a result, the Governor directed DFM and all state executive agencies to exercise necessary executive authority to minimize the impact on state agencies, and the public most importantly.
This special edition of the Idaho Administrative Bulletin re-publishes the state’s administrative rules as temporary and proposed rules concurrently, with an effective date of June 30, 2019. This includes the Idaho Potato Commission’s rules, which can be found here. For any comments or questions about the rules, please contact Patrick Kole at 208-514-4208 or Patrick.kole@potato.idaho.gov.
