Law / United States / 
Idaho
Curricular materials, publishers of approved textbooks must furnish electronic format for reproduction for use by the blind
In force since .
A procurement conditions rule binding public and private bodies.
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What it requires
- If you publish textbooks approved for use in Idaho public schools, furnish the Department of Education with the textbook in electronic format for literary subjects, and for nonliterary subjects when electronic formats become available, in the standard format the State Board of Education approves, so that reproductions can be made for use by the blind (Idaho Code 33-118(2)).
- If you are the State Board of Education, require every publisher of textbooks approved for use to furnish the Department of Education with those electronic files (Idaho Code 33-118(2)).
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What this law does
The State Board of Education must require all publishers of textbooks approved for use to furnish the Department of Education with electronic format for literary and nonliterary subjects, in a standard format approved by the board, from which reproductions can be made for use by the blind. For nonliterary subjects the requirement applies when electronic formats become available.
The electronic-format requirement was added to section 33-118 of the Idaho Code by Senate Bill 1131 of 1999, Session Law Chapter 88.
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