A water quality bill with a long history in both chambers passes and will be the first law Governor Reynolds signs. It started in 2016 during the last general assembly. It passed in the house, but did not get debated in the senate. The general assembly ended, killing the bill. When the senate switched to all Republican for this general assembly starting in 2017, they took up a bill with very similar language and passed it. The house, didn’t like it so Rep. Chip Baltimore wrote an amendment that