H0893 • 2026

CODIFIER’S CORRECTIONS – Amends existing law to make codifier’s corrections.

Enacted

This bill passed the Legislature and reached final enactment based on the latest official action.

Sponsor: STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Last action: 2026-04-01
Official status: LAW
Effective date: 2026-07-01

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CODIFIER’S CORRECTIONS – Amends existing law to make codifier’s corrections.

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CODIFIER’S CORRECTIONS – Amends existing law to make codifier’s corrections.

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Bill History

2026-04-01 Idaho State Legislature
Reported Signed by Governor on March 31, 2026 Session Law Chapter 251 Effective: 07/01/2026; 07/01/2027 Sunset Clause - SECTION 37
2026-03-30 Idaho State Legislature
Received from the House enrolled/signed by Speaker
2026-03-30 Idaho State Legislature
Signed by President; returned to House
2026-03-30 Idaho State Legislature
Returned Signed by the President; Ordered Transmitted to Governor
2026-03-30 Idaho State Legislature
Delivered to Governor at 12:31 p.m. on March 30, 2026
2026-03-27 Idaho State Legislature
Reported Enrolled; Signed by Speaker; Transmitted to Senate
2026-03-26 Idaho State Legislature
Read third time in full – PASSED - 34-0-1 AYES – Adams, Anthon, Bernt, Bjerke(Bjerke), Blaylock, Burtenshaw, Carlson, Cook, Den Hartog, Foreman, Galloway, Grow, Guthrie, Harris, Hart, Keyser, Kohl, Lakey, Lenney, Lent, Nichols, Okuniewicz, Rabe, Ricks, Ruchti, Shippy, Taylor, Toews, VanOrden, Ward-Engelking, Wintrow, Woodward, Zito, Zuiderveld NAYS – None Absent and excused – Semmelroth Floor Sponsor - Toews Title apvd - to House
2026-03-26 Idaho State Legislature
Returned from Senate Passed; to JRA for Enrolling
2026-03-24 Idaho State Legislature
Read second time; filed for Third Reading
2026-03-23 Idaho State Legislature
Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation; Filed for second reading
2026-03-18 Idaho State Legislature
Received from the House passed; filed for first reading
2026-03-18 Idaho State Legislature
Introduced, read first time; referred to: State Affairs
2026-03-17 Idaho State Legislature
Read second time; Filed for Third Reading
2026-03-17 Idaho State Legislature
Rules Suspended: Ayes 66 Nays 0 Abs/Excd 4, read in full as required – PASSED - 67-0-3 AYES – Alfieri, Barbieri, Beiswenger, Bingham, Boyle, Bruce, Burgoyne, Cannon, Cayler, Cheatum, Church, Cornilles, Crane(12), Crane(13), Dygert, Egbert, Ehardt, Ehlers, Erickson, Fuhriman, Furniss, Galaviz, Gannon, Garner, Green, Hall(Stone), Handy, Harris, Hawkins, Haws, Healey, Hill, Holtzclaw, Hostetler, Leavitt, Manwaring, Marmon, Mathias, McCann, Mendive, Miller, Mitchell, Monks, Nelsen, Palmer, Petzke, Pickett, Pohanka, Price, Rasor, Raybould, Raymond, Rubel, Sauter, Scott, Shepherd, Shirts, Skaug(Chadwick), Tanner(13), Tanner(14), Thompson, Vander Woude, Veile, Weber, Wheeler, Wisniewski, Mr. Speaker NAYS – None Absent – Berch, Mickelsen, Redman Floor Sponsor - Scott Title apvd - to Senate
2026-03-16 Idaho State Legislature
Reported Printed; Filed for Second Reading
2026-03-13 Idaho State Legislature
Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for Printing

Official Summary Text

CODIFIER’S CORRECTIONS – Amends existing law to make codifier’s corrections.

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LEGISLATURE
OF
THE
STATE
OF
IDAHO
Sixty-eighth
Legislature
Second
Regular
Session
-
2026
IN
THE
HOUSE
OF
REPRESENTATIVES
HOUSE
BILL
NO.
893
BY
STATE
AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE
AN
ACT
1
RELATING
TO
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTIONS;
AMENDING
THE
HEADING
FOR
CHAPTER
45,
2
TITLE
18,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
3
18
-
4501,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
TECHNICAL
CORRECTIONS;
AMENDING
SECTION
4
18
-
4503,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
TECHNICAL
CORRECTIONS;
AMENDING
CHAPTER
5
90,
TITLE
18,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
252,
LAWS
OF
6
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
CHAPTER;
AMENDING
SECTION
19
-
307,
IDAHO
CODE,
7
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
19
-
4705,
IDAHO
CODE,
8
TO
PROVIDE
A
CORRECT
CODE
REFERENCE;
AMENDING
SECTION
33
-
132,
IDAHO
9
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
33
-
3732,
IDAHO
10
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
2,
CHAPTER
70,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
1
1
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
CHAPTER
68,
TITLE
33,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
12
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
55,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
CHAPTER;
AMEND
-
13
ING
SECTION
39
-
309,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
AMENDING
14
SECTION
39
-
1102,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTIONS;
AMENDING
15
SECTION
39
-
1106,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
AMENDING
SEC
-
16
TION
39
-
1392a,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
AMENDING
SECTION
17
39
-
3340,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
18
39
-
4117,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
221,
LAWS
OF
2025,
19
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
49
-
401A,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
20
REMOVE
A
CODE
REFERENCE;
AMENDING
SECTION
49
-
402,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
21
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
49
-
402D,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
22
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTION
AND
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
AMENDING
SECTION
23
49
-
420T,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
2,
CHAPTER
172,
LAWS
OF
2025,
24
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION
AND
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
AMENDING
25
SECTION
54
-
1421,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
187,
LAWS
26
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
54
-
5802,
IDAHO
27
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTION
AND
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
28
AMENDING
SECTION
55
-
103,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTION;
29
AMENDING
SECTION
55
-
3203,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
REMOVE
SURPLUS
VERBIAGE;
30
AMENDING
SECTION
56
-
1003,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
CODIFIER'S
CORRECTIONS;
31
AMENDING
SECTION
56
-
1602,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
A
TECHNICAL
CORRECTION;
32
AMENDING
CHAPTER
22,
TITLE
56,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
13,
33
CHAPTER
84,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
CHAPTER;
AMENDING
SEC
-
34
TION
57
-
829,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
256,
LAWS
OF
35
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
58
-
307,
IDAHO
CODE,
36
TO
REMOVE
OBSOLETE
LANGUAGE;
AMENDING
SECTION
63
-
3622XX,
IDAHO
CODE,
37
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
1,
CHAPTER
86,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
38
SECTION;
AMENDING
SECTION
67
-
827A,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
MAKE
CODIFIER'S
COR
-
39
RECTIONS;
AMENDING
SECTION
67
-
2362,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
40
3,
CHAPTER
6,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
SEC
-
41
TION
67
-
5242,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
PROVIDE
A
CORRECT
CODE
REFERENCE;
AMENDING
42
SECTION
67
-
7602B,
IDAHO
CODE,
TO
PROVIDE
A
CORRECT
CODE
REFERENCE;
43
AMENDING
SECTION
67
-
9407,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
2,
CHAPTER
44
83,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
SECTION;
AMENDING
CHAPTER
98,
TI
-
45

2
TLE
67,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
2,
CHAPTER
107,
LAWS
OF
2025,
1
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
CHAPTER;
AMENDING
SECTION
72
-
1330A,
IDAHO
CODE,
AS
2
ENACTED
BY
SECTION
17,
CHAPTER
29,
LAWS
OF
2025,
TO
REDESIGNATE
THE
3
SECTION;
AND
DECLARING
AN
EMERGENCY,
PROVIDING
AN
EFFECTIVE
DATE,
AND
4
PROVIDING
A
SUNSET
DATE.
5
Be
It
Enacted
by
the
Legislature
of
the
State
of
Idaho:
6
SECTION
1.
That
the
Heading
for
Chapter
45,
Title
18,
Idaho
Code,
be,
7
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
follows:
8
CHAPTER
45
9
KIDNAPING
KIDNAPPING
10
SECTION
2.
That
Section
18
-
4501,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
1
1
amended
to
read
as
follows:
12
18
-
4501.
KIDNAPING
KIDNAPPING
DEFINED.
Every
person
who
wilfully:
13
1.
Seizes,
confines,
inveigles
or
kidnaps
another,
with
intent
to
cause
14
him,
without
authority
of
law,
to
be
secretly
confined
or
imprisoned
within
15
this
state,
or
to
be
sent
out
of
this
state,
or
in
any
way
held
to
service
or
16
kept
or
detained
against
his
will;
or,
17
2.
Leads,
takes,
entices
away
or
detains
a
child
under
the
age
of
six
-
18
teen
(16)
years,
with
intent
to
keep
or
conceal
it
from
its
custodial
parent,
19
guardian
or
other
person
having
lawful
care
or
control
thereof,
or
with
in
-
20
tent
to
steal
any
article
upon
the
person
of
the
child;
or,
21
3.
Abducts,
entices
or
by
force
or
fraud
unlawfully
takes
or
carries
22
away
another
at
or
from
a
place
without
the
state,
or
procures,
advises,
aids
23
or
abets
such
an
abduction,
enticing,
taking
or
carrying
away,
and
after
-
24
wards
sends,
brings,
has
or
keeps
such
person,
or
causes
him
to
be
kept
or
se
-
25
creted
within
this
state;
or,
26
4.
Seizes,
confines,
inveigles,
leads,
takes,
entices
away
or
kidnaps
27
another
against
his
will
to
extort
money,
property
or
any
other
thing
of
28
value
or
obtain
money,
property
or
reward
or
any
other
thing
of
value
for
the
29
return
or
disposition
of
such
person
is
guilty
of
kidnaping
kidnapping
.
30
SECTION
3.
That
Section
18
-
4503,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
31
amended
to
read
as
follows:
32
18
-
4503.
SECOND
DEGREE
KIDNAPING
KIDNAPPING
WHEN
NOT
FOR
RANSOM.
Ev
-
33
ery
other
kidnaping
kidnapping
committed
shall
be
kidnaping
kidnapping
in
34
the
second
degree.
35
SECTION
4.
That
Chapter
90,
Title
18,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
36
1,
Chapter
252,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
37
follows:
38
CHAPTER
90
91
39
ADVERTISING
ILLEGAL
DRUGS
40
18
-
9001
18
-
9101
.
ADVERTISING
ILLEGAL
DRUGS
PROHIBITED.
(1)
Any
per
-
41
son
who
willfully
publishes
any
commercial
advertisement,
in
any
medium,
42

3
within
the
state
of
Idaho
for
marijuana,
narcotics,
or
other
psychoactive
1
substances
that
are
illegal
under
Idaho
Code
and
illegal
under
the
laws
of
2
the
jurisdiction
where
the
marijuana,
narcotics,
or
other
psychoactive
sub
-
3
stances
are
provided,
including
federal,
state,
or
local
laws,
is
guilty
of
4
a
misdemeanor,
punishable
in
accordance
with
section
18
-
113,
Idaho
Code,
5
with
a
fine
of
five
hundred
dollars
($500)
to
be
imposed
for
each
violation.
6
Each
day
in
which
a
violation
of
this
section
exists
shall
be
considered
a
7
separate
offense.
8
(2)
As
used
in
this
section,
"commercial
advertisement"
means
an
ad
-
9
vertisement
that
encourages
consumers
to
engage
with
products
or
services
to
10
benefit
a
commercial
enterprise.
1
1
SECTION
5.
That
Section
19
-
307,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
12
amended
to
read
as
follows:
13
19
-
307.
KIDNAPING
KIDNAPPING
AND
SIMILAR
OFFENSES.
In
any
case
where
a
14
person:
15
1.
Seizes,
confines,
inveigles
or
kidnaps
another,
with
intent
to
cause
16
him,
without
authority
of
law,
to
be
secretly
confined
or
imprisoned
within
17
this
state,
or
to
be
sent
out
of
this
state,
or
in
any
way
held
to
service
or
18
kept
or
detained
against
his
will;
or
19
2.
Leads,
takes,
entices
away
or
detains
a
child
under
the
age
of
six
-
20
teen
(16)
years,
with
intent
to
keep
or
conceal
it
from
its
custodial
parent,
21
guardian
or
other
person
having
lawful
care
or
control
thereof,
or
with
in
-
22
tent
to
steal
any
article
upon
the
person
of
the
child;
or
23
3.
Abducts,
entices
or
by
force
or
fraud
unlawfully
takes
or
carries
24
away
another
at
or
from
a
place
without
the
state,
or
procures,
advises,
aids
25
or
abets
such
an
abduction,
enticing,
taking
or
carrying
away,
and
after
-
26
wards
sends,
brings,
has
or
keeps
such
person,
or
causes
him
to
be
kept
or
se
-
27
creted
within
this
state;
or
28
4.
Seizes,
confines,
inveigles,
leads,
takes,
entices
away
or
kidnaps
29
another
against
his
will
to
extort
money,
property
or
any
other
things
of
30
value
or
obtain
money,
property
or
reward
or
any
other
thing
of
value
for
the
31
return
or
disposition
of
such
person;
or
32
5.
Inveigles
or
entices
any
unmarried
person
of
previous
chaste
charac
-
33
ter,
under
the
age
of
eighteen
(18)
years,
into
any
house
of
ill
-
fame,
or
of
34
assignation,
or
elsewhere,
for
the
purpose
of
prostitution,
or
to
have
il
-
35
licit
carnal
connection
with
any
other
person;
and
every
person
who
aids
or
36
assists
in
such
inveiglement
or
enticement;
or
37
6.
Takes
away
any
person
under
the
age
of
eighteen
(18)
years
from
his
or
38
her
father,
mother,
guardian,
or
other
person
having
the
legal
charge
of
that
39
person,
without
their
consent,
for
the
purpose
of
prostitution;
40
Venue
is
in
the
county
in
which
the
offense
is
committed,
or
out
of
which
41
the
person
upon
whom
the
offense
was
committed
may,
in
the
commission
of
the
42
offense,
have
been
brought,
or
in
which
an
act
was
done
by
the
defendant
in
43
instigating,
procuring,
promoting,
or
aiding
in
the
commission
of
the
of
-
44
fense,
or
in
abetting
the
parties
concerned
therein.
45
SECTION
6.
That
Section
19
-
4705,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
46
amended
to
read
as
follows:
47

4
19
-
4705.
PAYMENT
OF
FINES
AND
FORFEITURES
-
-
SATISFACTION
OF
JUDGMENT
1
-
-
DISPOSITION
-
-
APPORTIONMENT.
(1)
Except
as
otherwise
provided
in
subsec
-
2
tion
(2)
of
this
section:
3
(a)
All
fines
and
forfeitures
collected
pursuant
to
the
judgment
of
4
any
court
of
the
state
shall
be
remitted
to
the
court
in
which
the
judg
-
5
ment
was
rendered.
The
judgment
shall
then
be
satisfied
by
entry
in
the
6
docket
of
the
court.
The
clerk
of
the
court
shall
daily
remit
all
fines
7
and
forfeitures
to
the
county
auditor,
who
shall
at
the
end
of
each
month
8
apportion
the
proceeds
according
to
the
provisions
of
this
chapter.
9
Other
existing
laws
regarding
the
disposition
of
fines
and
forfeitures
10
are
hereby
repealed
to
the
extent
such
laws
are
inconsistent
with
the
1
1
provisions
of
this
chapter,
except
as
provided
in
section
49
-
1013(5),
12
Idaho
Code.
13
(b)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violations
of
fish
and
game
14
laws
shall
be
apportioned
two
and
one
-
half
percent
(2
1/2%)
to
the
15
state
treasurer
for
deposit
in
the
state
general
fund,
ten
percent
16
(10%)
to
the
search
and
rescue
account,
twenty
-
two
and
one
-
half
percent
17
(22
1/2%)
to
the
district
court
fund,
and
sixty
-
five
percent
(65%)
to
18
the
public
shooting
range
fund
as
provided
in
section
36
-
418,
Idaho
19
Code.
20
(c)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violations
of
state
motor
ve
-
21
hicle
laws,
for
violation
of
state
driving
privilege
laws,
and
for
22
violation
of
state
laws
prohibiting
driving
while
under
the
influence
23
of
alcohol,
drugs
or
any
other
intoxicating
substances
shall
be
appor
-
24
tioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
eighty
-
six
25
percent
(86%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
and
fourteen
26
percent
(14%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
standards
and
27
training
fund
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
forty
-
five
28
percent
(45%)
to
the
state
treasurer
for
deposit
in
the
highway
distri
-
29
bution
account,
twenty
-
two
and
one
-
half
percent
(22
1/2%)
to
the
dis
-
30
trict
court
fund,
and
twenty
-
two
and
one
-
half
percent
(22
1/2%)
to
the
31
state
treasurer
for
deposit
in
the
public
school
income
fund;
provided,
32
however,
that
fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violation
of
state
mo
-
33
tor
vehicle
laws,
for
violation
of
state
driving
privilege
laws,
and
for
34
violation
of
state
laws
prohibiting
driving
while
under
the
influence
35
of
alcohol,
drugs
or
any
other
intoxicating
substances,
where
an
arrest
36
is
made
or
a
citation
is
issued
by
a
city
law
enforcement
official
or
by
37
a
law
enforcement
official
of
a
governmental
agency
under
contract
to
38
provide
law
enforcement
services
for
a
city,
shall
be
apportioned
ten
39
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
eighty
-
six
percent
(86%)
40
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
and
fourteen
percent
(14%)
41
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
standards
and
training
fund
42
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
and
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
43
the
city
whose
officer
made
the
arrest
or
issued
the
citation.
44
(d)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violation
of
any
state
law
not
45
involving
fish
and
game
laws,
motor
vehicle
laws,
state
driving
privi
-
46
lege
laws,
or
state
laws
prohibiting
driving
while
under
the
influence
47
of
alcohol,
drugs
or
any
other
intoxicating
substances
shall
be
appor
-
48
tioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
eighty
-
six
49
percent
(86%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
and
fourteen
50

5
percent
(14%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
standards
and
1
training
fund
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
and
ninety
2
percent
(90%)
to
the
district
court
fund
of
the
county
in
which
the
vio
-
3
lation
occurred.
4
(e)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violation
of
county
ordinances
5
shall
be
apportioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
6
eighty
-
six
percent
(86%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
7
and
fourteen
percent
(14%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
8
standards
and
training
fund
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
9
and
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
the
district
court
fund
of
the
county
whose
10
ordinance
was
violated.
1
1
(f)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violation
of
city
ordinances
12
shall
be
apportioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
13
eighty
-
six
percent
(86%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
14
and
fourteen
percent
(14%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
15
standards
and
training
fund
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
16
and
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
the
city
whose
ordinance
was
violated.
17
(g)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violations
not
specified
in
this
18
chapter
shall
be
apportioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
19
of
which
eighty
-
six
percent
(86%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
gen
-
20
eral
fund
and
fourteen
percent
(14%)
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
of
-
21
ficers
standards
and
training
fund
authorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
22
Code,
and
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
the
district
court
fund
of
the
county
23
in
which
the
violation
occurred,
except
in
cases
where
a
duly
designated
24
officer
of
any
city
police
department
or
city
law
enforcement
official
25
made
the
arrest
for
any
such
violation,
in
which
case
ninety
percent
26
(90%)
shall
be
apportioned
to
the
city
whose
officer
made
the
arrest.
27
(h)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violations
involving
any
of
the
28
provisions
of
chapter
71,
title
67,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
apportioned
ten
29
percent
(10%)
to
the
state
treasurer,
of
which
eighty
-
six
percent
(86%)
30
shall
be
deposited
to
the
state
general
fund
and
fourteen
percent
(14%)
31
shall
be
deposited
to
the
peace
officers
standards
and
training
fund
au
-
32
thorized
in
section
19
-
5116,
Idaho
Code,
and
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
the
33
general
fund
of
the
county
or
city
whose
law
enforcement
official
issued
34
the
citation.
35
(i)
Fines
and
forfeitures
remitted
for
violations
of
overweight
laws
36
as
provided
in
section
49
-
1013(3),
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
deposited
one
37
hundred
percent
(100%)
into
the
highway
distribution
account.
38
(j)
Fines
remitted
for
violations
of
section
18
-
7008,
Idaho
Code,
shall
39
be
apportioned
ten
percent
(10%)
to
the
district
court
fund,
sixty
-
five
40
percent
(65%)
to
the
county
where
the
trespass
occurred
for
appropria
-
41
tion
to
the
sheriff's
office,
and
twenty
-
five
percent
(25%)
to
the
Idaho
42
rangeland
resources
commission
for
expanded
education
programs
regard
-
43
ing
private
property
rights
and
land
user
responsibility.
44
(k)
Fines
remitted
for
violations
of
section
18
-
9001
18
-
9101
,
Idaho
45
Code,
shall
be
apportioned
ninety
percent
(90%)
to
the
county
where
the
46
violation
occurred
for
appropriation
to
the
sheriff's
office
and
ten
47
percent
(10%)
to
the
district
court
fund
of
the
county
where
the
viola
-
48
tion
occurred.
49

6
(2)
Any
fine
or
forfeiture
remitted
for
any
misdemeanor
violation
for
1
which
an
increase
in
the
maximum
fine
became
effective
on
or
after
July
1,
2
2005,
shall
be
apportioned
as
follows:
3
(a)
Any
funds
remitted,
up
to
the
maximum
amount
that
could
have
been
4
imposed
before
July
1,
2005,
as
a
fine
for
the
misdemeanor
violation
5
shall
be
apportioned
according
to
the
applicable
provisions
of
subsec
-
6
tion
(1)
of
this
section;
and
7
(b)
Any
other
funds
remitted,
in
excess
of
the
maximum
amount
that
could
8
have
been
imposed
before
July
1,
2005,
as
a
fine
for
the
misdemeanor
vi
-
9
olation
shall
be
remitted
to
the
state
treasurer
and
shall
be
deposited
10
in
the
drug
court,
mental
health
court
and
family
court
services
fund
as
1
1
set
forth
in
section
1
-
1625,
Idaho
Code.
12
(3)
As
used
in
this
section,
the
term
"city
law
enforcement
official"
13
shall
include
an
official
of
any
governmental
agency
providing
law
enforce
-
14
ment
services
to
a
city
in
accordance
with
the
terms
of
a
contract
or
agree
-
15
ment,
when
such
official
makes
the
arrest
or
issues
a
citation
within
the
ge
-
16
ographical
limits
of
the
city
and
when
the
contract
or
agreement
provides
for
17
payment
to
the
city
of
fines
and
forfeitures
resulting
from
such
service.
18
SECTION
7.
That
Section
33
-
132,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
19
amended
to
read
as
follows:
20
33
-
132.
LOCAL
SCHOOL
BOARDS
-
-
INTERNET
FILTERING
REQUIRED.
(1)
As
21
a
condition
for
receiving
moneys
from
the
state
general
fund,
each
local
22
school
district
and
public
charter
school
shall
have
internet
content
fil
-
23
ters
that
shall
be
included
as
part
of
any
wireless
internet
access
made
24
available
to
children.
The
content
filters
shall:
25
(a)
Prohibit
and
prevent
the
use
of
school
computers
and
other
school
26
owned
technology
-
related
services
from
sending,
receiving,
viewing,
or
27
downloading
materials
that
are
deemed
to
be
harmful
to
minors,
as
de
-
28
fined
by
section
18
-
1514,
Idaho
Code;
and
29
(b)
Filter
or
block
internet
access
to
obscene
materials,
materials
30
harmful
to
minors,
and
materials
that
depict
the
sexual
exploitation
of
31
a
minor,
as
defined
in
chapter
15,
title
18,
Idaho
Code.
32
(2)
The
filtering
solution
shall
be
configurable
to
school
district
and
33
public
charter
school
policies
regarding
acceptable,
age
appropriate
inter
-
34
net
content.
The
content
filtering
shall
include
the
ability:
35
(a)
For
each
school
district
and
public
charter
school
to
manage
its
36
own
filtering
policies,
including
the
decision
to
block
specific
cate
-
37
gories
of
content
and
to
maintain
its
own
whitelist
and
blacklist
over
-
38
rides;
39
(b)
To
provide
individual
school
district
and
public
charter
school
40
utilization
and
filtering
reports,
including
the
most
frequently
41
visited
websites,
the
most
frequently
visited
categories,
the
most
fre
-
42
quently
blocked
websites,
the
most
frequently
used
search
terms,
and
43
the
top
authenticated
users;
44
(c)
To
audit
all
changes
to
content
filtering;
and
45
(d)
For
all
reporting
and
management
of
content
filtering
to
be
avail
-
46
able
through
any
internet
-
connected
browser
and
efficiently
perform
47
all
content
filtering
functions.
48

7
(3)
A
school
district
or
public
charter
school
may
offer
digital
or
on
-
1
line
library
resources
to
students
in
kindergarten
through
grade
12
only
if
2
the
vendor
or
other
person
or
entity
providing
the
resources
verifies
that
3
all
the
resources
will
comply
with
the
provisions
of
subsection
(4)
of
this
4
section.
5
(4)
Digital
or
online
library
resources
offered
by
school
districts
or
6
public
charter
schools
to
students
in
kindergarten
through
grade
12
shall
7
have
safety
policies
and
technology
protection
measures
that:
8
(a)
Prohibit
and
prevent
a
user
from
sending,
receiving,
viewing,
or
9
downloading
materials
that
are
deemed
to
be
harmful
to
minors,
as
de
-
10
fined
in
section
18
-
1514,
Idaho
Code;
and
1
1
(b)
Filter
or
block
access
to
obscene
materials,
materials
harmful
to
12
minors,
and
materials
that
depict
the
sexual
exploitation
of
a
minor,
as
13
defined
in
chapter
15,
title
18,
Idaho
Code.
14
(5)
Notwithstanding
any
contract
provision
to
the
contrary,
if
a
15
provider
of
digital
or
online
library
resources
fails
to
comply
with
the
re
-
16
quirements
of
subsection
(4)
of
this
section,
the
school
district
or
public
17
charter
school
may
withhold
further
payments,
if
any,
to
the
provider
pend
-
18
ing
verification
of
compliance
with
the
provisions
of
subsection
(4)
of
this
19
section.
20
(6)
If
a
provider
of
digital
or
online
library
resources
fails
to
timely
21
verify
that
the
provider
is
in
compliance
with
the
requirements
of
subsec
-
22
tion
(4)
of
this
section,
the
school
district
or
public
charter
school
may
23
consider
the
provider's
act
of
noncompliance
a
breach
of
contract.
24
(7)
School
districts
and
public
charter
Schools
schools
shall
have
25
policies
that:
26
(a)
Establish
appropriate
disciplinary
measures
to
be
taken
against
27
persons
violating
the
policy
provided
for
in
this
section;
28
(b)
Include
a
component
of
internet
safety
for
students
that
is
inte
-
29
grated
into
the
school
district's
or
public
charter
school's
instruc
-
30
tional
program;
and
31
(c)
Inform
the
public
that
administrative
procedures
have
been
adopted
32
to
enforce
the
policy
provided
for
in
this
section
and
to
handle
com
-
33
plaints
about
such
enforcement,
and
that
such
procedures
are
available
34
for
review
at
the
school
district
or
public
charter
school
office.
35
(8)
The
policy
provided
for
in
subsection
(1)
of
this
section
may
in
-
36
clude
terms,
conditions,
and
requirements
deemed
appropriate
by
the
school
37
district's
board
of
trustees
or
the
public
charter
school's
governing
board,
38
including
but
not
limited
to
requiring
written
parental
authorization
for
39
internet
use
by
minors
or
differentiating
acceptable
uses
among
elementary,
40
middle,
and
high
school
students.
41
(9)
The
district's
superintendent
is
hereby
authorized
to
take
reason
-
42
able
measures
to
implement
and
enforce
the
provisions
of
this
section.
43
SECTION
8.
That
Section
33
-
3732,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
2,
44
Chapter
70,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
45
lows:
46
33
-
3732
33
-
3733
.
TITLE
IX
COMPLIANCE
IN
HIGHER
EDUCATION.
(1)
For
the
47
purposes
of
this
section:
48

8
(a)
"Institution
of
higher
education"
means
any
public
postsecondary
1
institution,
including
but
not
limited
to
universities,
colleges,
and
2
community
colleges,
operating
within
the
state
of
Idaho
that
receives
3
federal
financial
assistance.
4
(b)
"Office
for
civil
rights"
means
the
federal
agency
responsible
for
5
enforcing
title
IX
compliance
within
educational
institutions.
6
(c)
"President"
means
the
chief
executive
officer
or
equivalent
high
-
7
est
-
ranking
official
of
an
institution
of
higher
education
in
the
state
8
of
Idaho,
without
regard
to
the
specific
title
of
such
individual.
9
(d)
"Title
IX"
means
title
IX
of
the
education
amendments
of
1972
(20
10
U.S.C.
1681
et
seq.),
and
all
applicable
federal
regulations
duly
pro
-
1
1
mulgated
by
any
federal
department
or
agency
pursuant
to
the
same.
12
(e)
"Title
IX
compliance"
means
the
policies,
procedures,
actions,
and
13
investigations
required
by
title
IX
to
ensure
that
an
institution
of
14
higher
education
is
in
compliance
with
title
IX.
15
(2)
The
president
of
each
institution
of
higher
education
in
Idaho
16
shall
have
the
exclusive
authority
and
duty
to
implement
all
title
IX
compli
-
17
ance.
When
necessary,
the
president
of
an
institution
of
higher
education
18
may
delegate
specific
tasks
or
duties
related
to
title
IX
to
designated
19
staff
reporting
to
the
office
of
the
president,
provided
that
the
president
20
approves
any
final
decision
or
action
on
any
title
IX
related
task
or
duty.
21
To
carry
out
this
provision,
the
president
of
each
institution
of
higher
22
education
in
Idaho
shall:
23
(a)
Establish
policies
to
implement
the
requirements
of
title
IX
and
24
corresponding
binding
federal
regulations
issued
by
the
United
States
25
department
of
education
and
the
office
for
civil
rights.
Such
policies
26
shall
be
narrowly
tailored
to
meet
only
the
minimum
requirements
of
ti
-
27
tle
IX;
and
28
(b)
Ensure
that
all
complaints
filed
with
the
institution
of
higher
29
education
pursuant
to
title
IX
are
promptly
investigated
in
accordance
30
with
title
IX
regulations.
The
president
shall
review
and
approve
any
31
decisions
regarding
sanctions,
accommodations,
or
disciplinary
ac
-
32
tions
arising
from
title
IX
complaints.
33
(3)
The
president
of
each
institution
of
higher
education
shall
pre
-
34
pare
and
submit
a
report
to
the
Idaho
state
board
of
education
and
the
Idaho
35
legislative
services
office
no
later
than
July
1
of
each
year,
which
report
36
shall
include:
37
(a)
The
number
of
title
IX
complaints
received
during
the
previous
aca
-
38
demic
year.
The
report
shall
also
include
the
number
of
investigations
39
conducted
and
a
description
of
the
outcomes
of
all
investigations;
40
(b)
Copies
of
all
title
IX
-
related
policies
and
procedures
of
the
in
-
41
stitution
of
higher
education,
which
shall
conspicuously
highlight
any
42
changes
made
to
such
policies
and
procedures
during
the
previous
year;
43
(c)
A
summary
of
interim
measures
taken
to
protect
complainants
and
the
44
accused
during
the
time
an
investigation
is
pending;
and
45
(d)
A
summary
of
all
corrective
actions
taken
to
address
failures
in
ti
-
46
tle
IX
compliance.
47
SECTION
9.
That
Chapter
68,
Title
33,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
48
1,
Chapter
55,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
49
follows:
50

9
CHAPTER
68
69
1
DISTRACTION
-
FREE
LEARNING
2
33
-
6801
33
-
6901
.
DEFINITIONS.
As
used
in
this
chapter:
3
(1)
"Electronic
communications
device"
means
any
device
that
uses
4
electronic
signals
to
create,
transmit,
and
receive
information,
including
5
cellular
telephones.
6
(2)
"School
building"
means
any
structure
in
which
any
instruction,
ex
-
7
tracurricular
activities,
or
training
provided
by
a
school
is
conducted.
8
(3)
"School
grounds
or
premises"
means
the
parcel
of
real
property
on
9
which
any
school
building
is
located
and
any
other
parcel
of
real
property
10
that
is
owned
or
leased
by
the
local
school
district
or
public
charter
school
1
1
on
which
any
instruction,
extracurricular
activities,
or
training
of
the
12
school
is
conducted.
13
(4)
"School
hours"
means
the
designated
period
of
the
day
when
school
is
14
open
and
in
operation.
15
33
-
6802
33
-
6902
.
DISTRACTION
-
FREE
LEARNING.
(1)
No
later
than
Decem
-
16
ber
31,
2025,
every
local
school
board
and
public
charter
school
shall
adopt
17
a
policy
governing
the
use
of
electronic
communications
devices
by
students
18
in
school
buildings
and
on
school
grounds
or
premises
during
school
hours.
19
The
policy
shall:
20
(a)
Emphasize
that
student
use
of
electronic
communications
devices
21
be
as
limited
as
possible
in
school
buildings
and
on
school
grounds
or
22
premises
during
school
hours;
and
23
(b)
Reduce
distractions
related
to
the
use
of
electronic
communica
-
24
tions
devices
in
classroom
settings
during
school
hours.
25
(2)
The
provisions
of
this
section
shall
not
be
construed
to
require
a
26
local
school
board
or
public
charter
school
to
adopt
a
policy
that
prohibits
27
all
use
of
electronic
communications
devices
by
students.
However,
local
28
school
boards
and
public
charter
schools
may
adopt
a
policy
prohibiting
stu
-
29
dents
from
carrying
electronic
communications
devices
in
school
buildings
30
and
on
school
grounds
or
premises
during
school
hours.
A
local
school
board
31
or
public
charter
school
that
adopts
such
policy
shall
be
considered
to
have
32
met
the
requirement
to
adopt
a
policy
under
this
section.
33
(3)
A
policy
adopted
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
this
section
may
34
provide
for
exceptions
to
the
use
of
electronic
communications
devices,
35
including
but
not
limited
to
accommodations
for
individualized
education
36
programs.
Each
policy
shall
specify
any
disciplinary
measures
for
viola
-
37
tions
of
the
policy.
38
(4)
Every
local
school
board
and
public
charter
school
shall
make
the
39
policy
it
adopts
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
this
section
publicly
avail
-
40
able
and
display
such
policy
prominently
on
its
public
website.
41
SECTION
10.
That
Section
39
-
309,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
42
amended
to
read
as
follows:
43
39
-
309.
PAYMENT
FOR
TREATMENT
-
-
FINANCIAL
ABILITY
OF
PATIENTS.
(1)
An
44
individual
receiving
substance
use
disorder
services
through
the
department
45
shall
be
responsible
for
paying
for
the
services
received.
The
financial
re
-
46

10
sponsibility
for
each
service
shall
be
based
on
the
individual's
ability
to
1
pay
as
determined
by
the
department.
2
(2)
If
treatment
is
provided
by
the
department
and
the
patient
has
not
3
paid
the
charge
for
the
treatment,
the
department
is
entitled
to
any
income
4
or
payment
received
by
the
patient
or
to
which
he
may
be
entitled
for
the
ser
-
5
vices
rendered,
and
to
any
payment
from
any
public
or
private
source
avail
-
6
able
to
the
department
because
of
the
treatment
provided
to
the
patient.
7
(3)
A
patient
in
an
approved
treatment
facility,
or
the
estate
of
the
8
patient,
or
a
person
obligated
to
provide
for
the
cost
of
treatment
and
hav
-
9
ing
sufficient
financial
ability,
is
liable
to
the
department
for
the
cost
of
10
transportation,
maintenance
and
treatment
of
the
patient
therein
in
accor
-
1
1
dance
with
rates
established
by
the
department.
(4)
may
12
SECTION
11.
That
Section
39
-
1102,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
13
amended
to
read
as
follows:
14
39
-
1102.
DEFINITIONS.
As
used
in
this
chapter:
15
(1)
"Board"
means
the
Idaho
board
of
health
and
welfare.
16
(2)
"Child"
means
a
person
less
than
thirteen
(13)
years
of
age.
17
(3)
"Daycare"
means
care
and
supervision
provided
for
compensation
18
during
part
of
a
twenty
-
four
(24)
hour
day,
for
a
child
or
children
not
19
related
by
blood,
marriage
or
legal
guardianship
to
the
person
or
persons
20
providing
the
care,
in
a
place
other
than
the
child's
or
children's
own
home
21
or
homes.
22
(4)
"Daycare
center"
means
a
place
or
facility
providing
daycare
for
23
compensation
for
thirteen
(13)
or
more
children.
24
(5)
"Daycare
facility"
means
a
place
or
facility
providing
daycare
25
services
for
compensation
to
seven
(7)
or
more
children
not
related
to
the
26
provider.
27
(6)
"Department"
means
the
Idaho
department
of
health
and
welfare.
28
(7)
"Employee"
means
any
person
working
for
compensation
in
a
facility
29
that
provides
daycare.
30
(8)
"Family
daycare
home"
means
a
home,
place,
or
facility
providing
31
daycare
for
six
(6)
or
fewer
children.
32
(9)
"Group
daycare
facility"
means
a
home,
place,
or
facility
providing
33
daycare
for
seven
(7)
to
twelve
(12)
children.
34
(10)
"Group
size"
means
the
maximum
number
of
children
in
one
(1)
group
35
or
classroom.
36
(11)
"Mixed
age
group"
means
a
care
group
that
includes
children
of
mul
-
37
tiple
ages.
38
(12)
"Operator"
means
a
person
who
operates
or
maintains
a
licensed
day
-
39
care
facility.
40
(13)
"Owner"
means
a
person,
group
of
individuals,
or
entity
that
has
41
legal
control
and
authority
over
a
daycare
business.
42
(14)
"Provider"
means
a
person
who
provides
care
and
supervision
at
a
43
daycare
facility
and
is
included
in
the
child:staff
ratio.
44
(15)
"Ratio"
means
the
number
of
staff
required
to
supervise
a
certain
45
number
of
children.
46
(16)
"Single
age
group"
means
a
care
group
that
includes
children
of
47
similar
age.
48

11
(17)
"Staff"
means
anyone
who
is
sixteen
(16)
years
of
age
or
older
who
1
is
employed
by
a
daycare
facility
to
provide
care
and
supervision.
"Staff"
2
includes
operators,
owners,
and
providers.
3
(14)
(18)
"Supervision"
means:
4
(a)
For
a
child
less
than
five
(5)
years
of
age,
a
provider
is
within
5
sight
or
normal
hearing
range
of
the
child
and
near
enough
to
render
im
-
6
mediate
assistance
to
the
child;
7
(b)
For
a
child
five
(5)
years
of
age
and
older,
a
provider
is
within
8
sight
or
normal
hearing
range
of
the
child
as
appropriate
to
the
child's
9
individual
age,
needs,
and
capabilities;
and
10
(c)
Notwithstanding
paragraph
(b)
of
this
subsection,
for
all
children
1
1
while
sleeping,
swimming
or
engaging
in
other
water
activity
involving
12
a
pool,
hot
tub,
or
other
body
of
water,
or
on
field
trips
or
activities
13
away
from
the
facility,
a
provider
is
within
sight
and
normal
hearing
14
range
of
the
child.
15
(15)
(18)
(19)
"Training"
means
continuing
education
in
child
develop
-
16
ment
areas
relating
to
child
care.
17
SECTION
12.
That
Section
39
-
1106,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
18
amended
to
read
as
follows:
19
39
-
1106.
ISSUANCE
OF
LICENSE
-
-
RENEWAL.
(1)
Upon
receipt
of
the
com
-
20
pleted
application,
inspection
certificates
and
the
criminal
history,
the
21
department
shall,
upon
a
finding
of
compliance
with
the
standards
set
forth
22
in
this
chapter,
issue
a
basic
daycare
license
to
the
applicant
within
sixty
23
(60)
days.
The
license
shall
be
valid
for
two
(2)
years,
unless
suspended
24
or
revoked,
and
be
posted
in
a
conspicuous
place
at
the
daycare
facility.
25
revoked
or
suspended
26
(2)
The
department
shall
send
a
renewal
application
to
the
owner
of
the
27
daycare
facility
no
later
than
ninety
(90)
days
prior
to
the
expiration
of
28
an
existing
license.
The
owner
shall
submit
to
the
department
the
renewal
29
application
with
the
required
renewal
fee
and
a
criminal
history
check
prior
30
to
the
expiration
of
the
existing
license.
A
complete
criminal
history
check
31
shall
be
provided
for
any
new
persons
requiring
a
criminal
history
check
in
32
accordance
with
section
39
-
1105,
Idaho
Code.
33
(3)
Criminal
history
checks
on
those
persons
under
eighteen
(18)
years
34
of
age
shall
include
a
check
of
the
juvenile
justice
records
of
adjudications
35
of
the
magistrate
division
of
the
district
court,
county
probation
services
36
and
department
records
as
authorized
by
the
minor
and
his
parent
or
guardian.
37
(4)
The
department
shall
maintain
a
list
of
all
licensees
for
public
38
use.
39
(5)
Submission
of
a
renewal
application,
fee
and
required
criminal
40
history
check
shall
entitle
the
daycare
facility
owner
to
continue
daycare
41
services,
subject
to
action
by
the
department
pursuant
to
section
39
-
1113,
42
Idaho
Code.
43
SECTION
13.
That
Section
39
-
1392a,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
44
hereby
amended
to
read
as
follows:
45
39
-
1392a.
DEFINITIONS.
The
following
terms
shall
have
the
following
46
meanings
when
used
in
this
section:
47

12
(1)
"Emergency
medical
services
personnel"
means
emergency
medical
1
services
providers
and
ambulance
-
based
clinicians
licensed
pursuant
to
2
chapter
9,
title
46,
Idaho
Code.
3
(2)
"Group
medical
practice"
means
a
partnership,
corporation,
limited
4
liability
company,
or
other
association
formed
for
the
purpose
of
offering
5
health
care
services
through
physicians
and
other
licensed
or
otherwise
au
-
6
thorized
health
care
providers
who
are
partners,
shareholders,
members,
em
-
7
ployees,
or
contractors
of
such
group
medical
practice.
8
(3)
"Health
care
organization"
means
a
hospital,
in
-
hospital
medical
9
staff
committee,
medical
society,
managed
care
organization,
licensed
emer
-
10
gency
medical
service,
group
medical
practice,
residential
care
facility
or
1
1
skilled
nursing
facility.
12
(4)
"Hospital"
means
a
facility
in
Idaho
as
defined
in
section
39
-
1301,
13
Idaho
Code.
39
-
1313
14
(5)
"In
-
hospital
medical
staff
committees"
means
any
individual
doctor
15
who
is
a
hospital
staff
member,
or
any
hospital
employee,
or
any
group
of
such
16
doctors
and/or
hospital
employees,
who
are
duly
designated
a
committee
by
17
hospital
staff
bylaws,
by
action
of
an
organized
hospital
staff,
or
by
action
18
of
the
board
of
directors
of
a
hospital,
and
which
committee
is
authorized
19
by
said
bylaws,
staff
or
board
of
directors,
to
conduct
research
or
study
of
20
hospital
patient
cases,
or
of
medical
questions
or
problems
using
data
and
21
information
from
hospital
patient
cases.
22
(6)
"Licensed
emergency
medical
service"
means
an
ambulance
service
or
23
a
nontransport
service
licensed
pursuant
to
chapter
9,
title
46,
Idaho
Code.
24
(7)
"Managed
care
organization"
means
a
public
or
private
person
or
or
-
25
ganization
that
offers
a
managed
care
plan.
26
(8)
"Managed
care
plan"
means
a
contract
of
coverage
given
to
an
indi
-
27
vidual,
family
or
group
of
covered
individuals
pursuant
to
which
a
member
is
28
entitled
to
receive
a
defined
set
of
health
care
benefits
through
an
orga
-
29
nized
system
of
health
care
providers
in
exchange
for
defined
consideration
30
and
which
requires
the
member
to
use,
or
creates
financial
incentives
for
the
31
member
to
use,
health
care
providers
owned,
managed,
employed
by
or
under
32
contract
with
the
managed
care
organization.
33
(9)
"Medical
society"
means
any
duly
constituted,
authorized
and
rec
-
34
ognized
professional
society
or
entity
made
up
of
physicians
licensed
to
35
practice
medicine
in
Idaho,
having
as
its
purpose
the
maintenance
of
high
36
quality
in
the
standards
of
health
care
provided
in
Idaho
or
any
region
or
37
segment
of
the
state,
operating
with
the
approval
of
the
Idaho
state
board
38
of
medicine,
or
any
official
committee
appointed
by
the
Idaho
state
board
of
39
medicine.
40
(10)
"Patient
care
records"
means
written
or
otherwise
recorded,
pre
-
41
served
and
maintained
records
of
the
medical
or
surgical
diagnostic,
clini
-
42
cal,
or
therapeutic
care
of
any
patient
treated
by
or
under
the
direction
of
43
licensed
professional
personnel,
including
emergency
medical
services
per
-
44
sonnel,
in
every
health
care
organization
subject
to
this
act,
whether
as
an
45
inpatient
or
outpatient
of
the
health
care
organization.
46
(11)
"Peer
review"
means
the
collection,
interpretation
and
analysis
of
47
data
by
a
health
care
organization
for
the
purpose
of
bettering
the
system
48
of
delivery
of
health
care
or
to
improve
the
provision
of
health
care
or
to
49
otherwise
reduce
patient
morbidity
and
mortality
and
improve
the
quality
of
50

13
patient
care.
Peer
review
activities
by
a
health
care
organization
include,
1
without
limitation:
2
(a)
Credentialing,
privileging
or
affiliating
of
health
care
providers
3
as
members
of,
or
providers
for,
a
health
care
organization;
4
(b)
Quality
assurance
and
improvement,
patient
safety
investigations
5
and
analysis,
patient
adverse
outcome
reviews,
and
root
-
cause
analysis
6
and
investigation
activities
by
a
health
care
organization;
and
7
(c)
Professional
review
action,
meaning
an
action
or
recommendation
8
of
a
health
care
organization
which
is
taken
or
made
in
the
conduct
of
9
peer
review,
that
is
based
on
the
competence
or
professional
conduct
of
10
an
individual
physician
or
emergency
medical
services
personnel
where
1
1
such
conduct
adversely
affects
or
could
adversely
affect
the
health
12
or
welfare
of
a
patient
or
the
physician's
privileges,
employment
or
13
membership
in
the
health
care
organization
or
in
the
case
of
emergency
14
medical
services
personnel,
the
emergency
medical
services
personnel's
15
scope
of
practice,
employment
or
membership
in
the
health
care
organ
-
16
ization.
17
(12)
"Peer
review
records"
means
all
evidence
of
interviews,
reports,
18
statements,
minutes,
memoranda,
notes,
investigative
graphs
and
compila
-
19
tions
and
the
contents
thereof,
and
all
physical
materials
relating
to
peer
20
review
of
any
health
care
organization.
"Peer
review
records"
does
not
mean
21
or
include
patient
care
records;
provided
however,
that
the
records
relating
22
to
the
identification
of
which
particular
patient
care
records
were
selected
23
for,
or
reviewed,
examined
or
discussed
in
peer
review
by
a
health
care
or
-
24
ganization
and
the
methodology
used
for
selecting
such
records
shall
be
con
-
25
sidered
peer
review
records.
26
(13)
"Skilled
nursing
facility"
means
a
facility
licensed
under
chapter
27
13,
title
39,
Idaho
Code,
to
provide
skilled
care
to
recipients.
28
SECTION
14.
That
Section
39
-
3340,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
29
amended
to
read
as
follows:
30
39
-
3340.
LICENSING.
(1)
Any
person,
firm,
partnership,
association,
31
governmental
unit,
or
corporation
within
the
state
proposing
to
operate,
es
-
32
tablish,
manage,
conduct,
or
maintain
a
residential
care
or
assisted
living
33
facility
in
the
state
shall
have
a
license
issued
by
the
licensing
agency
of
34
the
department.
A
license
is
not
transferable.
The
owner
of
the
license
has
35
ultimate
responsibility
for
the
operation
of
the
facility.
36
(2)
Each
residential
care
or
assisted
living
facility
in
the
state
re
-
37
quires
an
administrator,
properly
licensed
by
the
division
of
occupational
38
and
professional
licenses
.
The
licensed
administrator
may
perform
the
day
-
39
to
-
day
responsibilities
at
the
facility
or
may
delegate
all
day
-
to
-
day
re
-
40
sponsibilities
to
a
facility
manager.
A
licensed
administrator
may
serve
up
41
to
three
(3)
multiple
facilities
and
delegate
all
day
-
to
-
day
responsibili
-
42
ties
to
on
-
site
managers.
43
(3)
All
facilities
must
be
licensed
by
the
department.
44
(a)
Change
of
building
ownership,
new
construction,
or
buildings
being
45
converted
to
a
facility
shall
be
licensed,
and
the
operator
shall
follow
46
the
application
procedures
and
obtain
a
license
before
commencing
oper
-
47
ation
as
a
facility.
48

14
(b)
When
there
is
a
change
of
operator
or
lessee
in
currently
licensed
1
buildings,
the
operator
or
lessee
shall
follow
the
licensing
process
2
for
currently
licensed
buildings.
Facilities
shall
submit
requested
3
licensing
documents
to
the
department.
Any
company
or
individual
es
-
4
tablished
in
the
state
of
Idaho
with
at
least
one
(1)
operating
facility
5
shall
not
be
required
to
submit
an
updated
copy
of
policies
and
pro
-
6
cedures.
The
licensing
process
shall
not
require
a
fire
life
safety
7
inspection
prior
to
license
issuance.
Within
one
hundred
eighty
(180)
8
days
of
license
issuance
fire
life
safety
shall
inspect
and
provide
rec
-
9
ommendations,
if
any,
to
the
new
operator
or
lessee.
10
(c)
Any
minor
change
of
ownership
of
existing
buildings
shall
be
commu
-
1
1
nicated
to
the
department
within
sixty
(60)
days
of
the
change.
12
(d)
Exceptions
to
the
provisions
of
this
section
may
be
made
by
the
de
-
13
partment
for
temporary
management.
14
SECTION
15.
That
Section
39
-
4117,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
1,
15
Chapter
221,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
16
lows:
17
39
-
4117
39
-
4119
.
LIVE
VIRTUAL
RE
-
INSPECTIONS.
(1)
Except
as
otherwise
18
provided
for
in
this
section,
the
division
and
local
governments
shall
be
au
-
19
thorized
to
perform
live
virtual
re
-
inspections
at
their
discretion.
20
(2)
When
conducting
a
live
virtual
re
-
inspection
pursuant
to
this
21
section,
the
division
or
a
local
government
shall,
with
respect
to
each
22
re
-
inspection,
verify
the
address
or
physical
location
of
such
re
-
inspec
-
23
tion.
Such
verification
may
be
made
by
showing
the
physical
address
or
other
24
identifying
features
of
the
location
where
the
live
virtual
re
-
inspection
is
25
taking
place.
26
(3)
Neither
the
division
nor
local
governments
shall
use
live
virtual
27
re
-
inspections
for
structural
inspections
on
buildings
that
are
three
(3)
28
stories
or
greater.
29
(4)
For
purposes
of
this
section:
30
(a)
"Live
virtual
inspection"
means
a
form
of
visual
inspection
that
31
uses
real
time
visual
or
electronic
aids
to
allow
an
inspector
who
is
en
-
32
forcing
a
building
code
to
perform
an
inspection
without
having
to
be
33
physically
present
at
the
job
site
during
the
inspection.
34
(b)
"Live
virtual
re
-
inspection"
means
a
live
virtual
inspection
per
-
35
formed
following
a
previous
inspection
by
an
inspector
who
was
physi
-
36
cally
present
at
the
location
subject
to
such
re
-
inspection.
37
SECTION
16.
That
Section
49
-
401A,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
38
amended
to
read
as
follows:
39
49
-
401A.
OWNER
TO
SECURE
REGISTRATION
FROM
A
COUNTY
ASSESSOR
OR
THE
40
DEPARTMENT.
(1)
Every
owner
of
a
motor
vehicle,
trailer
or
semitrailer
who
41
intends
to
operate
the
vehicle
upon
any
highway
in
this
state
shall,
before
42
the
same
is
so
operated,
apply
to
a
county
assessor
or
to
the
department
or
43
an
agent
of
the
department
and
obtain
registration
for
vehicles
pursuant
to
44
sections
49
-
402(1)
through
(3),
49
-
402A,
49
-
402B
and
49
-
422,
Idaho
Code.
45
All
others
shall
be
obtained
from
the
department
except
as
provided
in
sub
-
46
section
(2)
of
this
section.
Owners
of
vehicles
specified
in
section
49
-
426,
47

15
Idaho
Code,
are
exempt
from
the
provisions
of
this
section.
Owners
of
vehi
-
1
cles
operating
on
a
temporary
basis
as
provided
in
sections
49
-
431(3)
,
and
2
49
-
432
and
49
-
433
,
Idaho
Code,
are
exempt
from
the
provisions
of
this
section
3
to
the
extent
that
the
temporary
permits
in
use
are
unexpired.
4
(2)
Commercial
vehicles
in
excess
of
twenty
-
six
thousand
(26,000)
5
pounds
gross
weight,
farm
and
noncommercial
vehicles
in
excess
of
sixty
6
thousand
(60,000)
pounds
gross
weight
and
all
vehicles
registered
under
7
section
49
-
435,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
registered
by
the
department.
All
other
8
commercial,
farm
and
noncommercial
vehicles
and
the
vehicles
in
paragraphs
9
(a),
(b),
and
(c)
of
this
subsection
shall
be
registered
by
the
county
asses
-
10
sor
or
by
the
department
or
an
agent
of
the
department.
1
1
(a)
Motor
vehicles
equipped
primarily
to
haul
passengers
on
a
commer
-
12
cial
basis,
doing
strictly
an
intrastate
business,
and
having
gross
13
weights
of
twenty
-
six
thousand
(26,000)
pounds
or
less.
14
(b)
Any
farm
vehicle
or
combination
of
vehicles
where
each
vehicle
or
15
combination
of
vehicles
shall
not
exceed
a
gross
weight
of
sixty
thou
-
16
sand
(60,000)
pounds.
17
(c)
Nonresident
vehicles
or
combination
of
vehicles
owned
by
transient
18
labor
used
in
hauling
unprocessed
agricultural
products
for
hire
and
19
not
exceeding
sixty
thousand
(60,000)
pounds
gross
weight
shall
regis
-
20
ter
their
vehicle
for
the
appropriate
gross
weight
scale
for
the
annual
21
fee
if
registered
on
or
before
June
30
and
for
one
-
half
(1/2)
the
annual
22
fee
if
not
registered
until
on
or
after
July
1
of
any
year,
with
the
as
-
23
sessor
of
the
county
in
which
the
owner
resides.
24
(3)
Commercial,
farm
and
noncommercial
vehicles
of
any
weight
doing
25
strictly
an
intrastate
business
may
be
registered
by
the
county
assessor
or
26
by
the
department
or
an
agent
of
the
department
by
mutual
agreement
between
27
the
department
and
the
county.
28
SECTION
17.
That
Section
49
-
402,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
29
amended
to
read
as
follows:
30
49
-
402.
ANNUAL
REGISTRATION.
(1)
The
annual
fee
for
operating
each
31
pickup
truck,
each
neighborhood
electric
vehicle
and
each
other
motor
ve
-
32
hicle
having
a
maximum
gross
weight
not
in
excess
of
eight
thousand
(8,000)
33
pounds
and
that
complies
with
the
federal
motor
vehicle
safety
standards
as
34
defined
in
section
49
-
107,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be:
35
Vehicles
one
(1)
and
two
(2)
years
old
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$69.00
36
Vehicles
three
(3)
and
four
(4)
years
old
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$57.00
37
Vehicles
five
(5)
and
six
(6)
years
old
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$57.00
38
Vehicles
seven
(7)
and
eight
(8)
years
old
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$45.00
39
Vehicles
over
eight
(8)
years
old
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$45.00
40
There
shall
be
twelve
(12)
registration
periods,
starting
in
January
41
for
holders
of
validation
registration
stickers
numbered
1,
and
proceed
-
42
ing
consecutively
through
December
for
holders
of
validation
registration
43
stickers
numbered
12,
each
of
which
shall
start
on
the
first
day
of
a
calen
-
44
dar
month
and
end
on
the
last
day
of
the
twelfth
month
from
the
first
day
of
45
the
beginning
month.
Registration
periods
shall
expire
at
midnight
on
the
46
last
day
of
the
registration
period
in
the
year
designated
by
the
validation
47
registration
sticker.
The
numeral
digit
on
the
validation
registration
48
stickers
shall,
as
does
the
registration
card,
fix
the
registration
period
49

16
under
the
staggered
registration
system
for
the
purpose
of
reregistration
1
and
notice
of
expiration.
2
A
vehicle
that
has
once
been
registered
for
any
of
the
above
-
designated
3
periods
shall,
upon
reregistration,
be
registered
for
the
period
bearing
the
4
same
number,
and
the
registration
card
shall
show
and
be
the
exclusive
proof
5
of
the
expiration
date
of
registration
and
licensing.
Vehicles
may
be
ini
-
6
tially
registered
for
less
than
a
twelve
(12)
month
period,
or
for
more
than
a
7
twelve
(12)
month
period,
and
the
fee
prorated
on
a
monthly
basis
if
the
frac
-
8
tional
registration
tends
to
fulfill
the
purpose
of
the
monthly
series
reg
-
9
istration
system.
10
(2)
For
all
school
buses
operated
either
by
a
nonprofit,
nonpublic
1
1
school
or
operated
pursuant
to
a
service
contract
with
a
school
district
for
12
transporting
children
to
or
from
school
or
in
connection
with
school
-
ap
-
13
proved
activities,
the
annual
fee
shall
be
twenty
-
four
dollars
($24.00)
and
14
shall
be
subject
to
staggered
registration
for
the
purpose
of
reregistration
15
and
notice
of
expiration.
16
(3)
For
all
motorcycles
and
motor
-
driven
cycles
that
comply
with
the
17
federal
motor
vehicle
safety
standards,
operated
on
the
public
highways,
the
18
annual
fee
shall
be
nineteen
dollars
($19.00)
and
shall
be
subject
to
stag
-
19
gered
registration
for
the
purpose
of
reregistration
and
notice
of
expira
-
20
tion.
21
(4)
For
operation
of
an
all
-
terrain
vehicle,
utility
type
vehicle
or
22
motorbike,
excluding
a
motorbike
with
an
engine
displacement
of
fifty
(50)
23
cubic
centimeters
or
less,
on
city,
county
or
highway
district
roads
or
24
highways
open
to
such
use,
a
restricted
vehicle
license
plate
fee
pursuant
25
to
section
49
-
450,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
paid.
In
addition,
the
certifi
-
26
cate
of
number
fee
specified
in
section
67
-
7122,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
paid
27
as
provided
in
section
67
-
7122,
Idaho
Code.
The
certificate
of
number
and
28
restricted
vehicle
license
plate
exemption
provided
in
section
49
-
426(2),
29
Idaho
Code,
applies
to
all
-
terrain
vehicles,
utility
type
vehicles,
motor
-
30
bikes
and
motorcycles
used
for
the
purposes
described
in
section
49
-
426(2),
31
Idaho
Code.
Nonresidents
shall
be
allowed
to
purchase
a
restricted
vehicle
32
license
plate
and
validation
sticker
pursuant
to
section
67
-
7124,
Idaho
33
Code,
for
an
all
-
terrain
vehicle,
utility
type
vehicle,
or
motorbike.
34
(5)
For
all
motor
homes,
the
fee
shall
be
as
specified
in
subsection
(1)
35
of
this
section
and
shall
be
in
addition
to
the
fees
provided
for
in
section
36
49
-
445,
Idaho
Code.
37
(6)
Registration
fees
shall
not
be
subject
to
refund.
38
(7)
A
financial
institution
or
repossession
service
contracted
to
39
a
financial
institution
repossessing
vehicles
under
the
terms
of
a
secu
-
40
rity
agreement
shall
move
the
vehicle
from
the
place
of
repossession
to
the
41
financial
institution's
place
of
business
on
a
repossession
plate.
The
42
repossession
plate
shall
also
be
used
for
demonstrating
the
vehicle
to
a
43
prospective
purchaser
for
a
period
not
to
exceed
ninety
-
six
(96)
hours.
The
44
registration
fees
for
repossession
plates
shall
be
as
required
in
subsection
45
(1)
of
this
section
for
a
vehicle
one
(1)
and
two
(2)
years
old.
All
other
46
fees
required
under
chapter
4,
title
49,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
in
addition
to
47
the
registration
fee.
The
repossession
plate
shall
be
subject
to
staggered
48
registration
for
the
purpose
of
reregistration
and
notice
of
expiration.
49

17
(8)
A
wrecker
or
towing
business
engaged
in
the
process
of
towing
motor
-
1
ized
vehicles
that
have
been
wrecked,
abandoned,
salvaged
or
may
be
disabled
2
may
apply
for
a
wrecker
plate
to
be
displayed
on
those
vehicles
being
towed,
3
provided
the
power
unit
is
properly
registered
under
this
chapter.
The
reg
-
4
istration
fees
for
wrecker
plates
shall
be
as
required
in
subsection
(1)
of
5
this
section
for
a
vehicle
one
(1)
and
two
(2)
years
old.
All
other
fees
re
-
6
quired
under
chapter
4,
title
49,
Idaho
Code,
shall
be
in
addition
to
the
reg
-
7
istration
fee
and
shall
be
subject
to
staggered
registration
for
the
purpose
8
of
reregistration
and
notice
of
expiration.
9
(9)
In
addition
to
the
annual
registration
fee
in
this
section,
there
10
shall
be
an
initial
program
fee
of
twenty
-
five
dollars
($25.00)
and
an
an
-
1
1
nual
program
fee
of
fifteen
dollars
($15.00)
for
all
special
license
plate
12
programs
for
those
license
plates
issued
pursuant
to
sections
49
-
404A,
13
49
-
407,
49
-
408,
49
-
409,
49
-
414,
49
-
416,
49
-
418
and
49
-
418D,
Idaho
Code.
For
14
special
plates
issued
pursuant
to
section
49
-
417E,
Idaho
Code,
there
shall
15
be
an
initial
program
fee
of
seventy
dollars
($70.00)
and
an
annual
program
16
fee
of
fifty
dollars
($50.00).
For
special
plates
issued
pursuant
to
sec
-
17
tions
49
-
406
and
49
-
406A,
Idaho
Code,
there
shall
be
an
initial
program
fee
18
of
twenty
-
five
dollars
($25.00)
but
there
shall
be
no
annual
renewal
fee.
19
For
special
plates
issued
pursuant
to
sections
49
-
415D,
49
-
417,
49
-
417A,
20
49
-
417B,
49
-
417C,
49
-
417D,
49
-
418A,
49
-
418B,
49
-
418C,
49
-
419,
49
-
419A,
21
49
-
419C,
49
-
419E,
49
-
420,
49
-
420A,
49
-
420B,
49
-
420C,
49
-
420D,
49
-
420E,
22
49
-
420J,
49
-
420K,
49
-
420L,
49
-
420M,
49
-
420N,
49
-
420O,
49
-
420P,
49
-
420Q,
23
49
-
420R,
49
-
420S,
and
49
-
420T,
and
49
-
420T
49
-
420U
,
Idaho
Code,
and
unless
24
otherwise
expressly
provided
for
in
this
chapter,
any
new
special
plate
25
program
effective
on
and
after
January
1,
2013,
pursuant
to
section
49
-
402D,
26
Idaho
Code,
there
shall
be
an
initial
program
fee
of
thirty
-
five
dollars
27
($35.00)
and
an
annual
program
fee
of
twenty
-
five
dollars
($25.00).
The
fees
28
contained
in
this
subsection
shall
be
applicable
to
all
new
special
plate
29
programs
and
shall
be
subject
to
staggered
registration
for
the
purpose
of
30
reregistration
and
notice
of
expiration.
The
initial
program
fee
and
the
31
annual
program
fee
shall
be
deposited
in
the
state
highway
account
and
shall
32
be
used
to
fund
the
cost
of
administration
of
special
license
plate
programs,
33
unless
otherwise
specified
by
law.
34
(10)
Any
vehicle
that
does
not
meet
federal
motor
vehicle
safety
stan
-
35
dards
shall
not
be
registered
and
shall
not
be
permitted
to
operate
on
public
36
highways
of
the
state,
as
defined
in
section
40
-
117,
Idaho
Code,
unless
oth
-
37
erwise
specifically
authorized.
38
(11)
In
addition
to
annual
registration
fees
as
provided
in
this
sec
-
39
tion,
registrants
may
pay
a
fee
to
purchase
an
Idaho
state
parks
passport
40
authorizing
resident
motor
vehicle
entry
into
all
Idaho
state
parks.
Reg
-
41
istrants
may
pay
the
fee
for
a
one
(1)
year
or
two
(2)
year
period
of
time.
42
The
fee
shall
be
ten
dollars
($10.00)
for
one
(1)
year
and
twenty
dollars
43
($20.00)
for
two
(2)
years.
All
fees
collected
pursuant
to
this
subsection
44
shall
be
deposited
into
the
park
and
recreation
fund
and
shall
be
subject
to
45
appropriation.
Fees
collected
pursuant
to
this
subsection
shall
not
be
con
-
46
sidered
a
motor
vehicle
registration
fee
as
provided
in
section
17,
article
47
VII
of
the
constitution
of
the
state
of
Idaho.
48
SECTION
18.
That
Section
49
-
402D,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
49
amended
to
read
as
follows:
50

18
49
-
402D.
SPECIAL
LICENSE
PLATE
PREQUALIFICATION
PROCESS.
1
(1)(a)
For
any
new
special
license
plate
program
approved
by
the
legis
-
2
lature,
the
program
sponsor
shall,
before
issuance
of
any
such
special
3
license
plate,
meet
the
prequalification
process
outlined
in
this
sec
-
4
tion.
The
program
sponsor
for
any
special
plate
program
shall:
5
(i)
Submit
a
financial
plan
for
the
use
of
the
proceeds
from
the
6
special
license
plate
sales
and
certify
that
all
such
proceeds
7
shall
be
deposited
in
the
highway
distribution
account,
except
for
8
military
license
plates
and
any
new
special
plate
that
may
be
es
-
9
tablished
for
the
benefit
of
the
state
of
Idaho
or
any
department,
10
division,
bureau,
or
agency
thereof,
including
an
Idaho
college
or
1
1
university
pursuant
to
section
49
-
418A,
Idaho
Code,
or
a
license
12
plate
for
the
benefit
of
firearms
safety
education
programs
pur
-
13
suant
to
section
49
-
420S,
Idaho
Code;
and
,
or
14
(ii)
Designate
an
individual
who
shall
be
deemed
responsible
by
15
the
agency
for
certifying
compliance
with
the
requirements
of
this
16
section
and
working
with
the
department.
17
(b)
The
department
is
authorized
and
shall
adopt
and
promulgate
rules
18
to
carry
out
the
provisions
of
this
section.
19
(2)
If
the
request
for
a
special
license
plate
is
approved
by
the
de
-
20
partment,
the
following
requirements,
in
addition
to
those
set
out
in
sub
-
21
section
(1)
of
this
section,
shall
be
met
by
September
1
prior
to
the
next
22
legislative
session
and
prior
to
the
issuance
of
any
special
license
plates
23
approved
by
the
legislature.
24
(a)
The
applicant
shall
deposit
estimated
programming
and
administra
-
25
tive
costs
with
the
department
to
be
utilized
for
programming
costs
of
26
the
specialty
plate.
Administrative
costs
in
the
amount
of
one
thousand
27
dollars
($1,000)
shall
be
nonrefundable.
28
(b)
In
addition
to
the
requirements
provided
for
in
section
49
-
402C,
29
Idaho
Code,
the
applicant
requesting
a
special
license
plate
program
30
shall
provide
to
the
department
an
acceptable
plate
design.
31
(c)
The
applicant
shall
transmit
to
the
department
a
list
of
two
hundred
32
fifty
(250)
applicants,
whose
vehicles
are
currently
registered
in
the
33
state
of
Idaho,
who
intend
to
purchase
the
specialty
plate
when
avail
-
34
able,
as
evidenced
by
completing
forms
provided
by
the
department.
35
(3)
The
department
shall
submit
the
completed
applications
for
special
36
license
plate
programs
that
meet
the
requirements
of
this
section
to
the
37
chairmen
of
the
senate
transportation
committee
and
the
house
of
representa
-
38
tives
transportation
and
defense
committee
each
year
on
behalf
of
the
agency
39
to
be
included
for
consideration
in
the
next
legislative
session.
40
(4)
On
an
annual
basis,
by
December
1
of
each
calendar
year,
the
sponsor
41
of
a
special
license
plate
program
shall
prepare
an
annual
report,
which
42
shall
be
made
available
on
request
and
shall
be
forwarded
to
the
department.
43
Such
report
shall
include
an
accounting
of
revenues
and
expenditures
associ
-
44
ated
with
the
funds
collected
for
the
special
license
plate
program.
The
de
-
45
partment
shall
compile
and
forward
such
reports
to
the
chairmen
of
the
senate
46
transportation
committee
and
the
house
of
representatives
transportation
47
and
defense
committee
by
January
15
of
each
year.
Failure
of
the
agency
to
48
provide
such
report
by
the
due
date
shall
result
in
the
discontinuation
of
49
the
special
license
plate
program
sales
on
January
1.
The
provisions
of
this
50

19
section
shall
exclude
special
plates
established
for
the
highway
distri
-
1
bution
account,
the
state
of
Idaho
or
any
department,
division,
bureau,
or
2
agency
thereof,
an
Idaho
college
or
university
pursuant
to
section
49
-
418A,
3
Idaho
Code,
a
license
plate
for
the
benefit
of
firearms
safety
education
4
programs
pursuant
to
section
49
-
420S,
Idaho
Code,
and
military
license
plate
5
programs.
6
(5)
Any
decision
by
the
department
that
the
special
license
plate
pro
-
7
gram
application
does
not
meet
the
provisions
of
this
section
may
be
appealed
8
to
the
director
of
the
department.
Such
notice
of
appeal
shall
be
made
in
9
writing
within
twenty
(20)
days
of
the
notice
of
denial.
For
all
denied
ap
-
10
plications,
the
department
shall,
at
the
next
legislative
session,
report
1
1
to
the
senate
and
house
of
representatives
transportation
committees
on
such
12
denied
applications
and
the
reason
for
the
denials.
13
SECTION
19.
That
Section
49
-
420T,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
2,
14
Chapter
172,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
15
lows:
16
49
-
420T
49
-
420U
.
AN
APPEAL
TO
HEAVEN
LICENCE
LICENSE
PLATES.
(1)
On
17
and
after
January
1,
2026,
any
person
who
is
the
owner
of
a
vehicle
registered
18
under
the
provisions
of
section
49
-
402,
Idaho
Code,
or
registered
under
any
19
other
section
of
law
for
which
the
purchase
of
special
plates
is
allowed,
may
20
apply
for
and,
upon
department
approval,
receive
special
an
appeal
to
heaven
21
license
plates
in
lieu
of
regular
license
plates.
22
(2)
The
provisions
of
this
section
shall
not
apply
to
any
vehicle
with
23
a
registered
maximum
gross
weight
over
twenty
-
six
thousand
(26,000)
pounds.
24
Availability
of
an
appeal
to
heaven
license
plates
for
other
vehicles
shall
25
be
subject
to
the
rules,
policies,
and
procedures
of
the
department.
26
(3)
In
addition
to
the
regular
registration
fee
required
in
this
chap
-
27
ter,
the
applicant
shall
be
charged
a
fee
of
thirty
-
five
dollars
($35.00)
for
28
the
initial
issuance
of
plates,
and
twenty
-
five
dollars
($25.00)
upon
each
29
succeeding
annual
registration.
Such
fees
shall
be
deposited
in
the
state
30
highway
account
and
shall
be
used,
in
part,
to
fund
the
cost
of
the
plate
de
-
31
sign
and
administration
of
this
special
license
plate
program.
32
(4)
Whenever
title
or
interest
in
a
vehicle
registered
under
the
pro
-
33
visions
of
this
section
is
transferred
or
assigned,
the
owner
may
transfer
34
the
special
plates
to
another
vehicle
upon
payment
of
the
required
transfer
35
fees.
The
owner
may
display
the
plates
on
another
vehicle
only
upon
receipt
36
of
the
new
registration
from
the
department.
37
(5)
Notwithstanding
the
provisions
of
section
49
-
402C,
Idaho
Code,
the
38
an
appeal
to
heaven
license
plate
design
shall
be
of
a
color
and
design
sim
-
39
ilar
to
the
flag
portion
of
the
United
States
postal
service's
1968
six
-
cent
40
(6¢)
stamp
commemorating
George
Washington's
cruisers
flag
of
1775,
except
41
with
a
brown
tree
trunk
and
the
words
"AN
APPEAL
TO
HEAVEN"
on
the
bottom
cen
-
42
ter
and
the
word
"IDAHO"
in
the
top
center.
Such
design
shall
be
approved
43
by
the
department,
utilizing
a
numbering
system
as
determined
by
the
depart
-
44
ment.
45
(6)
The
an
appeal
to
heaven
license
plate
established
in
this
section
46
shall
be
exempt
from
the
requirements
of
section
49
-
402D.
47
(7)
Sample
an
appeal
to
heaven
license
plates
may
be
purchased
for
a
48
fee
of
fifteen
dollars
($15.00),
which
shall
be
deposited
in
the
state
high
-
49

20
way
account.
No
additional
fee
shall
be
charged
for
personalizing
sample
1
plates.
2
SECTION
20.
That
Section
54
-
1421,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
1,
3
Chapter
187,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
4
lows:
5
54
-
1421
54
-
1422
.
DELEGATION.
(1)
A
nurse
with
appropriate
education,
6
training,
and
experience
and
who
is
licensed
under
this
chapter
may
dele
-
7
gate
to
a
non
-
nurse
tasks
that
do
not
involve
the
exercise
of
independent
8
clinical
judgment,
as
long
as
the
nurse
responsible
for
delegation
maintains
9
proper
supervision
and
is
satisfied
that
the
person
is
qualified
and
ade
-
10
quately
trained.
1
1
(2)
For
the
purposes
of
this
section,
"tasks
that
do
not
involve
the
ex
-
12
ercise
of
independent
clinical
judgment"
are
duties
that
an
individual
has
13
received
formal
training
to
perform
and
that
such
individual
is
certified
to
14
perform
by
a
national
organization
acceptable
to
the
board.
15
SECTION
21.
That
Section
54
-
5802,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
16
amended
to
read
as
follows:
17
54
-
5802.
DEFINITIONS.
As
used
in
this
chapter:
18
(1)
"Apprentice"
means
a
person
registered
with
the
barber
and
cosme
-
19
tology
services
licensing
board
to
learn
an
occupation
in
a
licensed
estab
-
20
lishment
who,
while
so
learning,
performs
or
assists
in
performing
any
prac
-
21
tices
of
barbering,
barber
-
styling,
cosmetology,
or
electrology.
22
(2)
"Barber"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
barbering
as
defined
23
in
this
section.
24
(3)
"Barbering"
means
any
one
(1)
or
any
combination
of
the
following
25
practices
when
performed
on
the
upper
part
of
the
human
body
for
cosmetic
26
purposes
and
not
for
the
treatment
of
disease
or
physical
or
mental
ailments:
27
(a)
Shaving
the
face
or
cutting,
trimming,
arranging,
dressing,
curl
-
28
ing,
cleansing,
singeing
or
performing
similar
work
on
the
hair;
29
(b)
Fitting,
cutting
or
dressing
hairpieces
or
toupees;
30
(c)
Giving
facial
and
scalp
massages
or
treatments
with
oils,
creams,
31
lotions
or
other
preparations,
either
by
hand
or
by
a
mechanical
appli
-
32
ance;
and
33
(d)
Applying
cosmetic
preparations,
antiseptics,
powders,
oils,
clays
34
or
lotions
to
the
scalp,
face,
and
neck.
35
(4)
"Barber
-
styling"
means
any
one
(1)
or
any
combination
of
the
fol
-
36
lowing
practices
when
performed
on
the
upper
part
of
the
human
body
for
cos
-
37
metic
purposes
and
not
for
the
treatment
of
disease
or
physical
or
mental
38
ailments:
39
(a)
Shaving
the
face
or
cutting,
trimming,
arranging,
dressing,
curl
-
40
ing,
waving
by
any
method,
straightening,
cleansing,
singeing,
bleach
-
41
ing,
coloring
or
performing
similar
work
on
the
hair;
42
(b)
Fitting,
cutting
or
dressing
hairpieces
or
toupees;
43
(c)
Giving
facial
and
scalp
massages
or
treatments
with
oils,
creams,
44
lotions
or
other
preparations,
either
by
hand
or
by
a
mechanical
appli
-
45
ance;
and
46

21
(d)
Applying
cosmetic
preparations,
antiseptics,
powders,
oils,
clays
1
or
lotions
to
the
scalp,
face,
and
neck.
2
(5)
"Barber
-
stylist"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
bar
-
3
ber
-
styling
as
defined
in
this
section.
4
(6)
"Board"
means
the
barber
and
cosmetology
services
licensing
board
5
established
by
section
54
-
5806,
Idaho
Code.
6
(7)
"Cosmetologist"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
cosmetology
as
7
defined
in
this
section.
8
(8)
"Cosmetology"
means
any
one
(1)
or
any
combination
of
the
following
9
practices
when
performed
on
the
human
body
for
cosmetic
purposes
and
not
for
10
the
treatment
of
disease
or
physical
or
mental
ailments:
1
1
(a)
Cutting,
trimming,
arranging,
dressing,
curling,
waving
by
any
12
method,
cleansing,
singeing,
bleaching,
coloring
or
performing
similar
13
work
on
the
hair,
except
as
provided
for
in
subsection
(25)
(24)
of
this
14
section;
(23)
15
(b)
Fitting,
cutting
or
dressing
hairpieces
or
toupees;
16
(c)
Noninvasive
care
of
the
skin
by
application
of
cosmetic
prepa
-
17
rations,
antiseptics,
tonics,
lotions,
creams
and
essential
oils
18
to
cleanse,
massage,
exfoliate,
hydrate
and
stimulate;
makeup
ap
-
19
plication;
pore
extraction;
use
of
chemical
exfoliants
approved
for
20
professional
esthetic
use;
particle
exfoliation;
use
of
any
class
I
21
medical
device,
as
classified
by
the
United
States
food
and
drug
admin
-
22
istration,
designed
for
care
of
the
skin,
except
that
a
class
II
medical
23
device
designed
for
care
of
the
skin
may
be
used
as
directed
and
super
-
24
vised
by
an
authorized
and
licensed
health
care
practitioner;
temporary
25
removal
of
superfluous
hair
by
lotions,
creams,
waxing,
tweezing,
de
-
26
pilatories
or
other
means;
and
tinting
or
perming
the
eyebrows
and
27
eyelashes;
and
28
(d)
Manicuring
and
pedicuring
nails
and
applying
artificial
nails.
29
(9)
"Division"
means
the
division
of
occupational
and
professional
li
-
30
censes.
31
(10)
"Electrologist"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
electrology,
32
as
defined
in
this
section,
and
skilled
in
the
permanent
removal
of
unwanted
33
hair.
34
(11)
"Electrology"
or
"electrolysis"
means
the
permanent
removal
of
35
hair
by
destroying
the
hair
-
producing
cells
of
the
skin
and
vascular
system
36
through
the
use
of
equipment
and
devices
approved
by
and
registered
with
the
37
United
States
food
and
drug
administration.
38
(12)
"Establishment"
means
a
place
licensed
under
this
chapter,
other
39
than
a
licensed
school,
where
barbering,
barber
-
styling,
cosmetology
or
40
electrology
is
practiced.
41
(13)
"Esthetician"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
esthetics
as
de
-
42
fined
in
this
section.
43
(14)
"Esthetics"
means
noninvasive
care
of
the
skin
by
application
of
44
cosmetic
preparations,
antiseptics,
tonics,
lotions,
creams
and
essential
45
oils
to
cleanse,
massage,
exfoliate,
hydrate
and
stimulate;
makeup
applica
-
46
tion;
pore
extraction;
use
of
chemical
exfoliants
approved
for
professional
47
esthetic
use;
particle
exfoliation;
use
of
any
class
I
medical
device,
as
48
classified
by
the
United
States
food
and
drug
administration,
designed
for
49
care
of
the
skin,
except
that
a
class
II
medical
device
designed
for
care
50

22
of
the
skin
may
be
used
as
directed
and
supervised
by
an
authorized
and
li
-
1
censed
health
care
practitioner;
temporary
removal
of
superfluous
hair
by
2
lotions,
creams,
waxing,
tweezing,
depilatories
or
other
means;
and
tinting
3
or
perming
the
eyebrows
and
eyelashes.
4
(15)
"Haircutting"
means
cutting,
trimming,
arranging,
dressing,
curl
-
5
ing,
cleansing,
singeing
or
performing
similar
work
on
the
hair
and
fitting,
6
cutting
or
dressing
hairpieces
or
toupees.
7
(16)
"Hairpieces
or
toupees"
means
a
full
or
partial
head
covering
that
8
is
made
from
natural
or
synthetic
hair
that
is
affixed
to
a
person's
scalp,
9
hair,
or
head
with
an
adhesive
agent
such
as
glue,
tape,
keratin
bonds,
fu
-
10
sion
bonds,
or
other
bonding
agent,
and
is
worn
during
activities
such
as
1
1
sleep,
exercise,
and
bathing.
12
(17)
"High
school
student"
means
a
person
who
has
completed
the
first
13
two
(2)
years
of
high
school
and
is
enrolled
in
a
high
school
or
secondary
14
school
licensed
under
this
chapter.
15
(18)
"Instructor"
means
a
person
licensed
under
this
chapter
to
prac
-
16
tice
and
teach
any
practice
defined
in
this
section.
17
(19)
"Instructor
trainee"
means
a
barber,
barber
-
stylist
or
cosmetol
-
18
ogist
attending
a
licensed
school
to
receive
training
to
teach
barbering,
19
barber
-
styling
or
cosmetology.
20
(20)
"Licensed
school"
means
a
secondary
or
postsecondary
barber,
cos
-
21
metology,
or
electrology
school
that:
22
(a)
Is
licensed
under
its
official
name
by
the
barber
and
cosmetology
23
services
licensing
board;
and
24
(b)
Admits
as
students
only
those
individuals
who
meet
the
requirements
25
of
section
54
-
5810(1)(b),
Idaho
Code.
26
(22)
(21)
"Makeup
artistry"
means
noninvasive
care
of
the
skin
by
appli
-
27
cation
of
cosmetic
preparations
for
cleansing
and
the
application
of
makeup,
28
which
includes
the
application
of
cosmetics
or
any
pigment
product
that
is
29
used
to
cover,
camouflage
or
decorate
the
skin.
30
(23)
(22)
"Nail
technician"
means
a
person
licensed
to
practice
nail
31
technology
as
defined
in
this
section.
32
(24)
(23)
"Nail
technology"
means
any
one
(1)
or
more
of
the
following
33
practices
when
performed
on
the
human
body:
34
(a)
Manicuring
and
pedicuring
nails;
35
(b)
Applying
artificial
nails;
and
36
(c)
Massaging
the
hands
and
feet.
37
(25)
(24)
"Natural
hair
braiding"
means
the
service
of
twisting,
wrap
-
38
ping,
weaving,
extending,
locking,
or
braiding
hair
by
hand
or
with
a
mechan
-
39
ical
device.
40
(a)
"Natural
hair
braiding"
includes:
41
(i)
The
use
of
natural
or
synthetic
hair
extensions,
natural
or
42
synthetic
hair
and
fibers,
and
decorative
beads
and
other
hair
ac
-
43
cessories;
44
(ii)
Minor
trimming
of
natural
hair
or
hair
extensions
incidental
45
to
twisting,
wrapping,
weaving,
extending,
locking,
or
braiding
46
hair;
47
(iii)
The
making
of
wigs
from
natural
hair,
natural
fibers,
syn
-
48
thetic
fibers,
and
hair
extensions;
and
49

23
(iv)
The
use
of
topical
agents,
such
as
conditioners,
gels,
1
moisturizers,
oils,
pomades,
and
shampoos,
in
conjunction
with
2
performing
services
under
subparagraphs
(i)
or
(ii)
of
this
para
-
3
graph.
4
(b)
"Natural
hair
braiding"
does
not
include:
5
(i)
The
application
of
dyes,
reactive
chemicals,
or
other
prepa
-
6
rations
to
alter
the
color
of
the
hair
or
to
straighten,
curl,
or
7
alter
the
structure
of
the
hair;
or
8
(ii)
The
use
of
chemical
hair
joining
agents,
such
as
synthetic
9
tape,
keratin
bonds,
or
fusion
bonds.
10
(26)
(25)
"Retail
cosmetics
dealer"
means
a
stationary
business
offer
-
1
1
ing
cosmetic
products
for
sale
at
retail
to
the
general
public
in
which
the
12
business's
employees
apply
cosmetic
products
to
customers'
faces
in
connec
-
13
tion
with
the
sale
or
attempted
sale
of
the
products
without
compensation
14
from
the
customer
other
than
the
regular
price
of
the
products.
15
(28)
(26)
"Student"
means
a
person
learning
barbering,
barber
-
styling,
16
cosmetology
or
electrology
at
a
licensed
school
who,
while
so
learning,
per
-
17
forms
or
assists
in
performing
any
practices
of
barbering,
barber
-
styling,
18
cosmetology
or
electrology.
19
(29)
(27)
"Wig"
means
a
removable
head
covering
that
is
made
from
nat
-
20
ural
hair,
natural
fibers
that
resemble
hair,
or
synthetic
fibers
that
re
-
21
semble
hair.
A
wig
is
not
affixed
to
a
person's
scalp
or
hair
using
an
adhe
-
22
sive
agent
such
as
glue,
tape,
keratin
bonds,
fusion
bonds,
or
other
bonding
23
agent.
24
SECTION
22.
That
Section
55
-
103,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
25
amended
to
read
as
follows:
26
55
-
103.
WHO
MAY
OWN
PROPERTY.
(1)
Except
as
provided
in
subsection
(2)
27
or
(3)
of
this
section,
any
person,
whether
citizen
or
alien,
may
take,
hold,
28
and
dispose
of
property,
real
or
personal.
29
(2)
Notwithstanding
any
provision
of
law
to
the
contrary,
on
and
af
-
30
ter
the
effective
date
of
this
subsection,
a
foreign
government
or
a
foreign
31
state
-
controlled
enterprise
shall
not
purchase,
acquire,
or
hold
any
con
-
32
trolling
interest
in
agricultural
land,
forest
land,
water
rights,
mining
33
claims,
or
mineral
rights
in
the
state
of
Idaho.
This
subsection
does
not
34
apply
to
any
interest
in
agricultural
land,
forest
land,
water
rights,
min
-
35
ing
claims,
or
mineral
rights
acquired
by
a
foreign
government
or
foreign
36
state
-
controlled
enterprise
prior
to
the
effective
date
of
this
subsection
37
or
to
any
foreign
pension
fund.
38
(3)
Notwithstanding
any
other
provision
of
law
to
the
contrary,
a
for
-
39
eign
principal
from
a
foreign
adversary
shall
not
purchase,
acquire,
or
hold
40
any
controlling
interest,
except
a
de
minimis
indirect
interest,
in
agricul
-
41
tural
land,
water
rights,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights
in
the
state
of
42
Idaho.
A
foreign
principal
has
a
de
minimis
indirect
interest
if
any
owner
-
43
ship
is
the
result
of
the
foreign
principal's
ownership
of
registered
equi
-
44
ties
in
a
publicly
traded
company
owning
the
land
and
if
the
foreign
princi
-
45
pal's
ownership
in
the
company
is
either:
46
(a)
Less
than
five
percent
(5%)
of
any
class
of
registered
equities
or
47
less
than
five
percent
(5%)
in
the
aggregate
in
multiple
classes
of
reg
-
48
istered
equities;
or
49

24
(b)
A
noncontrolling
interest
in
an
entity
controlled
by
a
company
that
1
is
both
registered
with
the
United
States
securities
and
exchange
com
-
2
mission
as
an
investment
advisor
under
the
investment
advisers
act
of
3
1940,
as
amended,
and
is
not
a
foreign
entity.
4
(4)
A
foreign
principal
that
directly
or
indirectly
owns
or
otherwise
5
controls
agricultural
land,
water
rights,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights
6
in
the
state
of
Idaho
must
sell,
transfer,
or
otherwise
divest
itself
of
7
the
agricultural
land,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights
within
one
hundred
8
eighty
(180)
days
of
the
effective
date
of
this
act.
9
(5)
A
foreign
principal
that
directly
or
indirectly
owns
or
acquires
10
agricultural
land,
water
rights,
or
any
interest
in
such
land
in
this
state
1
1
must
register
with
the
Idaho
state
department
of
agriculture
within
sixty
12
(60)
days
of
the
effective
date
of
this
act
or
the
date
of
acquisition,
13
whichever
is
latest.
The
department
must
establish
a
form
for
such
registra
-
14
tion,
which,
at
a
minimum,
must
include
all
of
the
following:
15
(a)
The
name
of
the
owner
of
the
agricultural
land,
water
rights,
or
the
16
owner
of
the
interest
in
such
land;
17
(b)
The
address
of
the
agricultural
land,
the
property
appraiser's
par
-
18
cel
identification
number,
and
the
property's
legal
description;
and
19
(c)
The
number
of
acres
of
agricultural
land.
20
(6)
A
foreign
principal
that
directly
owns
or
acquires
mining
claims
21
or
mineral
rights
or
any
interest
in
such
claims
in
this
state
must
register
22
with
the
Idaho
department
of
lands
and
the
Idaho
secretary
of
state
within
23
sixty
(60)
days
of
the
effective
date
of
this
act
or
the
date
of
acquisition,
24
whichever
is
latest.
The
foreign
principal
shall
be
registered
to
do
busi
-
25
ness
with
the
Idaho
secretary
of
state's
office.
The
Idaho
department
of
26
lands
shall
provide
the
form
for
such
registration,
which
at
a
minimum
must
27
include
the
following:
28
(a)
The
mineral
lease
number
with
lease
length
and
premises
by
parcel
29
and
acres;
and
30
(b)
The
application
for
use
of
state
land
by
the
individual
or
legal
en
-
31
tity.
32
(7)
Notwithstanding
the
provisions
of
subsection
(3)
of
this
section,
a
33
foreign
principal
from
a
foreign
adversary
country
may
acquire
agricultural
34
land,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights
on
or
after
July
1,
2025,
by
devise
35
or
descent,
through
the
enforcement
of
security
interests,
or
through
the
36
collection
of
debts,
provided
that
the
foreign
principal
sells,
transfers,
37
or
otherwise
divests
itself
of
the
agricultural
land,
water
rights,
mining
38
claims,
or
mineral
rights
within
one
hundred
eighty
(180)
days
of
acquiring
39
the
agricultural
land,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights.
40
(8)
The
provisions
of
subsections
(3)
through
(7)
of
this
section
shall
41
not
apply
to
an
entity
that
has
a
national
security
agreement
with
the
com
-
42
mittee
on
foreign
investment
in
the
United
States
as
of
July
1,
2025,
and
43
maintains
such
national
security
agreement.
44
(9)
The
Idaho
state
department
of
agriculture
and
department
of
lands
45
shall
adopt
rules,
subject
to
legislative
approval,
to
implement
the
provi
-
46
sions
of
this
section.
47
(10)
The
responsibility
for
determining
whether
an
entity
is
subject
to
48
this
section
rests
solely
with
the
foreign
entity,
the
attorney
general,
or
49
any
qualifying
whistleblower,
and
no
other
individual
or
entity.
An
indi
-
50

25
vidual
or
entity
who
is
not
a
foreign
entity
shall
not
be
required
to
deter
-
1
mine
or
inquire
whether
another
person
or
entity
is
or
may
be
subject
to
the
2
provisions
of
this
section
and
shall
bear
no
civil
or
criminal
liability
un
-
3
der
this
section.
4
(11)
If
a
foreign
principal
from
a
foreign
adversary
country
does
not
5
divest
the
public
or
private
lands,
mining
claims,
or
mineral
rights
as
re
-
6
quired
by
this
section,
the
attorney
general
shall
commence
an
action
in
the
7
district
court
within
the
jurisdiction
of
the
public
or
private
land,
mining
8
claims,
or
mineral
rights.
9
(12)
If
the
public
or
private
land
is
held
in
violation
of
this
sec
-
10
tion,
the
district
court
shall
order
that
the
public
or
private
land
be
sold
1
1
through
judicial
foreclosure.
12
(13)
Proceeds
of
the
sale
shall
be
disbursed
to
lienholders,
in
the
or
-
13
der
of
priority,
except
for
liens
that,
under
the
terms
of
the
sale,
are
to
14
remain
on
the
public
or
private
land.
15
(14)
Any
individual
may
act
as
a
whistleblower
and
provide
a
referral
to
16
the
office
of
the
attorney
general
for
violations
of
this
section.
17
(15)
If
a
whistleblower
referral
results
in
a
divestiture
of
land,
min
-
18
ing
claims,
or
mineral
rights
or
other
assets
held
in
violation
of
this
sec
-
19
tion,
the
whistleblower
shall
be
entitled
to
a
reward
equal
to
thirty
percent
20
(30%)
of
the
proceeds
of
the
land,
mining
claims,
mineral
rights,
or
asset
21
sale
resulting
from
a
violation
of
this
section
after
payment
of
lienhold
-
22
ers.
Proceeds
of
the
sale
shall
be
disbursed
in
the
following
order:
23
(a)
To
bona
fide
lienholders,
in
order
of
priority,
except
for
liens
24
that,
under
the
terms
of
the
sale,
are
to
remain
on
the
property;
25
(b)
The
payment
of
authorized
costs
of
the
sale,
including
all
approved
26
fees
and
expenses
of
the
referee
and
any
taxes
and
assessments
due;
27
(c)
The
payment,
in
an
amount
approved
by
the
court,
to
the
attorney
28
general
for
reimbursement
of
investigation
and
litigation
costs
and
ex
-
29
penses;
30
(d)
To
whistleblowers;
and
31
(e)
To
the
restricted
foreign
entity.
32
(16)
The
whistleblower
enforcement
provision
takes
effect
one
hundred
33
eighty
(180)
days
after
the
enforcement
date
of
this
section.
34
(17)
As
used
in
this
section:
35
(a)
"Agricultural
land"
shall
have
the
same
meaning
as
"land
actively
36
devoted
to
agricultural
purposes"
as
provided
in
section
63
-
604,
Idaho
37
Code.
38
(b)
"Controlling
interest"
means:
39
(i)
Possession
of
more
than
fifty
percent
(50%)
of
the
ownership
40
interest
in
an
entity;
or
41
(ii)
A
percentage
of
ownership
interest
in
an
entity
that
is
fifty
42
percent
(50%)
or
less
if
a
foreign
government
actually
directs
the
43
business
and
affairs
of
the
entity
without
the
requirement
or
con
-
44
sent
of
any
other
party.
45
(c)
"Foreign
adversary"
means
any
foreign
government
or
foreign
non
-
46
government
person
engaged
in
a
long
-
term
pattern
or
serious
instances
47
of
conduct
significantly
adverse
to
the
national
security
of
the
United
48
States
or
security
and
safety
of
United
States
persons
as
determined
un
-
49
der
15
CFR
791.4,
as
it
existed
on
January
1,
2025.
50

26
(d)
"Foreign
government"
means
a
government
other
than
the
federal
gov
-
1
ernment
of
the
United
States
or
the
government
of
any
state,
political
2
subdivision
of
a
state,
territory,
federally
recognized
Indian
tribe,
3
or
possession
of
the
United
States.
4
(e)
"Forest
land"
means
privately
owned
or
state
-
owned
land
being
held
5
and
used
primarily
for
the
continuous
purpose
of
growing
and
harvesting
6
trees
of
a
marketable
species.
Having
met
the
above
criteria,
forest
7
land
includes:
8
(i)
Forest
land
is
land
evidenced
by
present
use
and
silvicul
-
9
tural
treatment.
10
(ii)
Forest
land
is
land
that
has
a
dedicated
use
that
is
further
1
1
evidenced
by
a
forest
land
management
plan
that
includes
eventual
12
harvest
of
the
forest
crop.
13
(iii)
Forest
land
is
land
bearing
forest
growth
or
land
that
has
14
not
been
converted
to
another
use.
15
(iv)
Forest
land
is
land
that
has
had
the
trees
removed
by
man
16
through
harvest,
including
clear
-
cuts
or
by
natural
disaster,
17
such
as
but
not
limited
to
fire,
and
which
within
five
(5)
years
af
-
18
ter
harvest
or
initial
assessment
will
be
reforested
as
specified
19
in
the
forest
practices
act,
chapter
13,
title
38,
Idaho
Code.
20
(f)
"Foreign
pension
fund"
means
a
trust,
corporation,
or
other
entity
21
created
or
organized
under
the
law
of
a
country
other
than
the
United
22
States
to
provide
retirement
or
pension
fund
benefits.
However,
the
23
term
"foreign
pension
fund"
shall
not
include
any
trust,
corporation,
24
or
other
entity
that
is
owned
by
or
subject
to
a
controlling
interest
of
25
a
sovereign
wealth
fund.
26
(g)
"Foreign
principal"
means:
27
(i)
The
government
or
any
official
of
the
government
of
a
foreign
28
adversary;
29
(ii)
A
political
party
or
member
of
a
political
party
or
any
subdi
-
30
vision
of
a
political
party
of
a
foreign
adversary;
31
(iii)
A
partnership,
association,
corporation,
organization,
or
32
other
combination
of
persons
organized
under
the
laws
of
or
having
33
its
principal
place
of
business
in
a
foreign
adversary,
or
a
sub
-
34
sidiary
of
such
entity,
owned
or
controlled
wholly
or
in
part
by
35
any
person,
entity,
or
collection
of
persons
or
entities
of
a
for
-
36
eign
adversary;
37
(iv)
Any
person
who
is
domiciled
in
a
foreign
adversary
and
is
not
38
a
citizen
or
lawful
permanent
resident
of
the
United
States;
and
39
(v)
Any
person,
entity,
or
collection
of
persons
or
entities
de
-
40
scribed
in
this
paragraph
having
a
controlling
interest
in
a
part
-
41
nership,
association,
corporation,
organization,
trust,
or
any
42
other
legal
entity
or
subsidiary
formed
for
the
purpose
of
owning
43
real
property.
44
(h)
"Mineral
right"
shall
have
the
same
meaning
as
provided
in
section
45
47
-
701,
Idaho
Code.
46
(i)
"Mining
claim"
means
a
portion
of
land
containing
minerals
that
a
47
miner
has
a
right
to
occupy
and
possess
for
the
purpose
of
extracting
48
minerals.
49

27
(j)
"State
-
controlled
enterprise"
means
a
business
enterprise,
how
-
1
ever
denominated,
sovereign
wealth
fund,
or
state
-
backed
investment
2
fund
in
which
a
foreign
government
has
a
controlling
interest.
3
(k)
"Water
right"
shall
have
the
same
meaning
as
provided
in
section
4
42
-
230,
Idaho
Code.
5
(4)(a)
(18)(a)
The
attorney
general
shall
investigate
acquisitions
of
6
interests
in
real
property
reasonably
suspected
of
violating
the
prohi
-
7
bitions
provided
for
in
subsection
(2)
of
this
section
upon
receipt
of
a
8
complaint
alleging
such
violation.
9
(b)
The
attorney
general
shall
enforce
the
prohibitions
provided
for
10
in
subsection
(2)
of
this
section
for
any
interest
in
land,
rights,
or
1
1
claims
held
in
violation
of
the
provisions
of
subsection
(2)
of
this
12
section
by
petitioning
the
district
court
for
an
order
and
judgment
13
that:
finds
such
violation;
appoints
a
receiver;
and
authorizes
the
14
receiver
to
sell
such
land,
rights,
or
claims.
For
a
receivership
pro
-
15
ceeding
under
this
section:
16
(i)
Proceeds
of
the
sale
shall
be
disbursed
to
lienholders,
in
17
order
of
priority,
except
for
liens
that,
under
the
terms
of
the
18
sale,
are
to
remain
on
the
land,
rights,
or
claims;
19
(ii)
At
the
receivership
sale,
lienholders
shall
be
permitted
to
20
have
a
credit
bid;
and
21
(iii)
Any
excess
proceeds
shall
be
disbursed
to
the
owner
of
record
22
of
the
real
property.
23
(c)
Upon
the
commencement
of
an
action
provided
for
in
this
section,
the
24
attorney
general
shall
promptly
file
a
notice
of
lis
pendens
with
the
25
court.
26
(d)
Upon
the
entry
of
a
court
order
appointing
a
receiver
and
authoriz
-
27
ing
the
receiver's
powers
to
sell
the
property
pursuant
to
the
provi
-
28
sions
of
this
section,
the
attorney
general
shall
promptly
record
a
copy
29
of
the
court
order
in
the
office
of
the
county
where
the
property
is
lo
-
30
cated
that
is
responsible
for
the
maintenance
of
property
records.
31
(e)
No
title
to
land,
rights,
or
claims
shall
be
invalid
or
subject
to
32
divestiture
due
to
a
violation
of
the
provisions
of
this
section
by
any
33
former
owner
or
other
individual
or
entity
having
formerly
held
or
owned
34
an
interest
in
the
real
property.
35
(f)
Divestiture
of
a
foreign
government's
or
foreign
state
-
controlled
36
enterprise's
title
under
this
section
shall
not
be
a
basis
to
void,
37
invalidate,
or
otherwise
extinguish
any
bona
fide
mortgage,
lien,
or
38
other
interest
granted
by,
through,
or
under
the
foreign
government
or
39
foreign
state
-
controlled
enterprise.
40
(g)
No
person
or
entity
that
is
not
a
foreign
government
or
a
foreign
41
state
-
controlled
enterprise
shall
bear
any
civil
or
criminal
liability
42
for
failing
to
determine
or
to
make
an
inquiry
about
whether
an
indi
-
43
vidual
or
other
entity
is
a
foreign
government
or
a
foreign
state
-
con
-
44
trolled
enterprise.
45
SECTION
23.
That
Section
55
-
3203,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
46
amended
to
read
as
follows:
47
55
-
3203.
DEFINITIONS.
As
used
in
this
chapter:
48

28
(1)
"Board"
means
the
entity
that
has
the
duty
of
governing
the
home
-
1
owner's
association
and
may
be
referred
to
as
a
board
of
directors,
executive
2
board,
or
any
other
such
similar
name.
3
(2)
"Community
manager"
means
a
person
or
agent
who
provides
for
or
oth
-
4
erwise
engages
in
the
management
of
a
common
interest
community
or
the
man
-
5
agement
of
a
homeowner's
association.
6
(3)
"Declarant"
means
an
individual
or
entity
filing
a
declaration
in
7
association
with
a
residential
subdivision.
8
(4)
"Declaration"
means
an
instrument
filed
in
the
real
property
9
records
of
a
county
that
includes
restrictive
covenants
governing
a
residen
-
10
tial
subdivision.
1
1
(5)
"Financial
disclosure"
means
the
accounting
records
of
the
organi
-
12
zation
that
are
kept,
disclosed,
and
made
available
for
inspection
in
accor
-
13
dance
with
part
11,
chapter
30,
title
30,
Idaho
Code,
and
the
governing
docu
-
14
ments
of
the
homeowner's
association.
15
(6)
"Governing
documents"
means
a
written
instrument
by
which
the
home
-
16
owner's
association
may
exercise
powers
or
manage,
maintain,
or
otherwise
17
affect
the
property
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
homeowner's
association.
18
Governing
documents
includes
but
is
not
limited
to
articles
of
incorpora
-
19
tion,
bylaws,
a
plat,
rules
of
the
homeowner's
association,
and
any
declara
-
20
tion
of
covenants,
conditions,
and
restrictions.
21
(7)(a)
"Homeowner's
association"
means
any
incorporated
or
unincorpo
-
22
rated
residential
association:
23
(i)
In
which
membership
is
based
on
owning
or
possessing
an
inter
-
24
est
in
real
property;
and
25
(ii)
That
has
the
authority,
pursuant
to
recorded
covenants,
by
-
26
laws,
or
other
governing
documents,
to
assess
and
record
liens
27
against
the
real
property
of
its
members.
28
(b)
"Homeowner's
association"
includes
the
following
persons
who
may
29
or
may
not
be
members
of
a
homeowner's
association
or
serve
on
the
board
30
of
a
homeowner's
association:
31
(i)
A
community
manager
pursuant
to
a
contract
with
a
homeowner's
32
association;
and
33
(ii)
An
agent
or
person
with
explicit
or
apparent
authority
to
act
34
on
behalf
of
a
homeowner's
association.
35
(8)
"Member"
or
"membership"
means
any
person
or
entity
owning
or
pos
-
36
sessing
an
interest
in
residential
real
property
or
a
lot
within
the
physical
37
boundaries
of
an
established
homeowner's
association.
38
(9)
"Owner"
means
a
person
who
holds
record
title
to
property
in
a
resi
-
39
dential
subdivision
and
includes
an
agent
of
a
person
who
holds
record
title
40
to
property
in
a
residential
subdivision.
41
(10)
"Transfer
fee"
means
a
fee,
charge,
or
assessment,
as
that
term
is
42
described
in
chapter
31,
title
55,
Idaho
Code,
charged
by
the
homeowner's
as
-
43
sociation
and
payable
to
the
homeowner's
association
upon
the
transfer
of
an
44
interest
in
real
property
that
is
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
homeowner's
45
association.
(7)
46
SECTION
24.
That
Section
56
-
1003,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
47
amended
to
read
as
follows:
48

29
56
-
1003.
POWERS
AND
DUTIES
OF
THE
DIRECTOR.
The
director
shall
have
1
the
following
powers
and
duties:
2
(1)
All
of
the
powers
and
duties
of
the
department
of
public
health,
the
3
department
of
health,
the
board
of
health,
and
all
nonenvironmental
protec
-
4
tion
duties
of
the
department
of
health
and
welfare
are
hereby
vested
to
the
5
director
of
the
department
of
health
and
welfare.
However,
oversight
of
the
6
department
and
rulemaking
and
hearing
functions
relating
to
public
health
7
and
licensure
and
certification
standards
shall
be
vested
in
the
board
of
8
health
and
welfare.
Except
when
the
authority
is
vested
in
the
board
of
9
health
and
welfare
under
law,
the
director
shall
have
all
such
powers
and
10
duties
as
may
have
been
or
could
have
been
exercised
by
his
predecessors
in
1
1
law,
including
the
authority
to
adopt,
promulgate,
and
enforce
rules,
and
12
shall
be
the
successor
in
law
to
all
contractual
obligations
entered
into
by
13
predecessors
in
law.
All
rulemaking
proceedings
and
hearings
of
the
direc
-
14
tor
shall
be
governed
by
the
provisions
of
chapter
52,
title
67,
Idaho
Code.
15
(2)
The
director
shall,
pursuant
and
subject
to
the
provisions
of
Idaho
16
Code
and
this
chapter,
promulgate
and
recommend
to
the
board
rules
to
admin
-
17
ister
statutes
related
to
health
and
licensure
and
certification
require
-
18
ments
pertinent
to
health.
Such
rules
may
be
of
general
application
across
19
the
state
or
may
be
limited
in
time,
place,
and
circumstance
as
needed
to
ad
-
20
dress
problems.
21
(3)
The
director,
under
rules
adopted
by
the
board,
shall
have
general
22
supervision
of
the
health
and
welfare
of
the
people
of
this
state.
The
powers
23
and
duties
of
the
director
shall
include
but
are
not
limited
to
the
follow
-
24
ing:
25
(a)
The
education
of
the
people
of
this
state
using
guidelines
and
rec
-
26
ommendations
for
issues
of
health,
safety,
mental
health,
and
wellness;
27
(b)
The
issuance
of
licenses
and
permits
as
prescribed
by
law
and
by
the
28
rules
of
the
board;
29
(c)
The
supervision
and
administration
of
laboratories
and
the
super
-
30
vision
and
administration
of
standards
of
tests
for
environmental
pol
-
31
lution,
chemical
analyses
and
communicable
diseases.
The
director
may
32
require
that
laboratories
operated
by
any
city,
county,
institution,
33
person,
firm
or
corporation
for
health
or
environmental
purposes
con
-
34
form
to
standards
set
by
the
board
of
health
and
welfare
and
the
board
of
35
environmental
quality
in
rule;
36
(d)
The
supervision
and
administration
of
a
mental
health
program,
37
which
shall
include
services
for
the
evaluation,
screening,
custody
and
38
treatment
of
the
mentally
ill
and
those
persons
suffering
from
a
mental
39
defect
or
mental
defects,
and
services
for
the
prevention
of
suicide;
40
(e)
The
supervision
and
administration
of
the
various
schools,
hos
-
41
pitals,
and
institutions
that
were
the
responsibility
of
the
board
of
42
health
and
welfare;
43
(f)
The
supervision
and
administration
of
services
dealing
with
sub
-
44
stance
abuse,
including
but
not
limited
to
treatment
and
rehabilita
-
45
tion;
46
(g)
Communication
and
cooperation
with
other
governmental
depart
-
47
ments,
agencies
and
boards
in
order
to
effectively
assist
with
the
48
planning
for
the
control
of
or
abatement
of
health
problems.
All
of
the
49
rules
adopted
by
the
board
shall
apply
to
state
institutions;
50

30
(i)
(h)
The
supervision
of
administrative
units
whose
responsibility
1
shall
be
to
assist
and
encourage
counties,
cities,
other
governmental
2
units,
and
industries
in
the
control
of
and/or
abatement
of
health
prob
-
3
lems;
and
4
(j)
(i)
The
enforcement
of
all
laws
and
rules
relating
to
health.
5
(4)
The
director,
when
so
designated
by
the
governor,
and
any
other
time
6
subject
to
the
standard
appropriations
and
approval
process
of
the
legisla
-
7
ture,
shall
have
the
power
to
apply
for,
receive
on
behalf
of
the
state,
and
8
utilize
any
federal
aid,
grants,
gifts,
or
moneys
made
available
through
the
9
federal
government.
10
(5)
The
director
shall
have
the
power
to
enter
into
and
make
contracts
1
1
and
agreements
with
any
public
agencies
or
municipal
corporations
for
the
12
use
of
facilities,
land,
and
equipment
when
such
use
will
have
a
beneficial,
13
recreational,
or
therapeutic
effect
or
be
in
the
best
interest
in
carrying
14
out
the
duties
imposed
upon
the
department.
The
director
shall
also
have
the
15
power
to
enter
into
contracts
for
the
expenditure
of
state
matching
funds
for
16
local
purposes.
This
subsection
will
constitute
the
authority
for
public
17
agencies
or
municipal
corporations
to
enter
into
such
contracts
and
expend
18
money
for
the
purposes
delineated
in
such
contracts.
19
(6)
The
director
is
authorized
to
adopt
an
official
seal
to
be
used
on
20
appropriate
occasions,
in
connection
with
the
functions
of
the
department
or
21
the
board,
and
such
seal
shall
be
judicially
noticed.
Copies
of
any
books,
22
records,
papers
and
other
documents
in
the
department
shall
be
admitted
in
23
evidence
equally
with
the
originals
thereof
when
authenticated
under
such
24
seal.
25
(7)
The
director,
under
rules
adopted
by
the
board
of
health
and
welfare
26
and
approved
by
the
legislature
pursuant
to
section
67
-
5291,
Idaho
Code,
27
and
section
29,
article
III
of
the
constitution
of
the
state
of
Idaho,
shall
28
have
the
power
to
impose
and
enforce
orders
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
29
restricted
access
to
protect
the
public
from
the
spread
of
infectious
or
30
communicable
diseases
or
from
contamination
from
chemical,
nuclear,
or
bi
-
31
ological
agents,
whether
naturally
occurring
or
propagated
by
criminal
or
32
terrorist
act.
33
(a)
An
order
of
isolation
may
be
issued
only
for
a
person
diagnosed
with
34
an
infectious
or
a
communicable
disease,
presenting
medically
unknown
35
symptoms,
or
contaminated
from
a
chemical,
nuclear,
or
biological
agent
36
and
only
while
a
person
is
infectious,
displaying
unknown
symptoms,
or
37
contaminated.
38
(b)
An
order
of
quarantine
may
be
issued
only
for
a
person
exposed
to:
39
(i)
An
infectious
or
a
communicable
disease;
40
(ii)
A
person
displaying
medically
unknown
symptoms;
or
41
(iii)
Contamination
from
a
chemical,
nuclear,
or
biological
42
agent;
43
under
circumstances
likely
to
result
in
the
spread
of
the
disease,
symp
-
44
toms,
or
contaminant
to
the
person
who
had
such
contact
and
only
for
a
45
reasonable
period
of
time
sufficient
to
determine
whether
the
exposed
46
person
will
become
sick.
47
(c)
If
the
director
has
reasonable
cause
to
believe
a
chemical,
nu
-
48
clear,
or
biological
agent
has
been
released
in
an
identifiable
place,
49
including
a
building
or
structure,
the
director
may
impose
an
order
of
50

31
restricted
access
into
or
out
of
that
place
for
the
purpose
of
determin
-
1
ing
whether
that
place
has
been
contaminated
with
a
chemical,
nuclear,
2
or
biological
agent
that
may
create
a
substantial
and
immediate
danger
3
to
the
public.
An
order
of
restricted
access
shall
be
effective
only
4
until
such
time
as
the
contamination
has
been
remediated
and
the
area
5
of
restricted
access
has
been
determined
to
no
longer
pose
an
immediate
6
health
risk.
7
(d)
An
order
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
restricted
access
issued
pur
-
8
suant
to
this
section
shall
not
be
subject
to
the
Idaho
administrative
9
procedure
act,
chapter
52,
title
67,
Idaho
Code,
but
shall
be
subject
to
10
judicial
review
as
a
final
agency
order.
However,
this
shall
not
pre
-
1
1
vent
the
director
from
reconsidering,
amending,
or
withdrawing
the
or
-
12
der.
Judicial
review
of
orders
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
restricted
13
access
shall
be
de
novo.
The
court
may
affirm,
reverse,
or
modify
the
14
order
and
shall
affirm
the
order
if
the
director
shows
by
clear
and
con
-
15
vincing
evidence
that
the
order
is
reasonably
necessary
to
protect
the
16
public
from
a
substantial
and
immediate
danger
of
the
spread
of
an
in
-
17
fectious
or
communicable
disease
or
from
contamination
by
a
chemical,
18
nuclear,
or
biological
agent.
A
hearing
on
a
request
for
review
pur
-
19
suant
to
this
paragraph
shall
be
held
as
soon
as
practicable
but
no
later
20
than
three
(3)
business
days
after
the
request
is
made.
Notice
of
the
21
request
for
review
to
the
court
must
be
provided
to
the
director.
The
22
court
may
order
the
person
who
is
the
subject
of
or
affected
by
the
or
-
23
der
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
restricted
access
to
appear
remotely
24
via
technology
approved
by
the
Idaho
supreme
court.
Upon
conclusion
of
25
a
hearing
described
in
this
subsection,
the
court
conducting
judicial
26
review
shall
issue
an
order:
27
(i)
Affirming
or
modifying
the
order
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
28
restricted
access;
or
29
(ii)
Reversing
the
order
and
releasing
an
individual
who
is
the
30
subject
of
or
affected
by
such
order.
31
(e)
Any
person
who
violates
an
order
of
isolation,
quarantine,
or
re
-
32
stricted
access
shall
be
guilty
of
a
misdemeanor.
33
(8)
The
director
shall
develop
safeguards
necessary
to
ensure
the
se
-
34
curity
of
nonpublic
personal
information
in
the
department's
possession
and
35
to
prevent
undue
disclosure
of
such
information.
The
director
shall
estab
-
36
lish
a
process
to
authenticate
requests
made
by
a
person,
entity
or
jurisdic
-
37
tion
arising
under
the
2007
Hague
convention
on
the
international
recovery
38
of
child
support
and
other
forms
of
family
maintenance.
In
the
event
the
de
-
39
partment
becomes
aware
of
any
improper
disclosure,
the
director
shall
take
40
all
actions
required
under
section
28
-
51
-
105,
Idaho
Code.
41
SECTION
25.
That
Section
56
-
1602,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
42
amended
to
read
as
follows:
43
56
-
1602.
DEFINITIONS.
As
used
in
this
chapter:
44
(1)
"CMS"
means
the
centers
for
medicare
and
medicaid
services.
45
(2)
"Department"
means
the
Idaho
department
of
health
and
welfare.
46
(3)
"Fiscal
year"
means
the
time
period
from
July
1
to
June
30.
47
(4)
"Fund"
means
the
ICF
assessment
fund
established
pursuant
to
sec
-
48
tion
56
-
1603,
Idaho
Code.
49

32
(5)
"ICF"
means
an
intermediate
care
facility
f
as
defined
in
section
1
39
-
1301,
Idaho
Code,
and
licensed
pursuant
to
chapter
13,
title
39,
Idaho
2
Code.
3
(6)
"Net
patient
service
revenue"
means
gross
revenues
from
services
4
provided
to
ICF
patients,
less
reductions
from
gross
revenue
resulting
from
5
an
inability
to
collect
payment
of
charges.
Patient
service
revenue
ex
-
6
cludes
nonpatient
care
revenues
such
as
beauty
and
barber,
vending
income,
7
interest
and
contributions,
revenues
from
sale
of
meals
and
all
outpatient
8
revenues.
Reductions
from
gross
revenue
includes:
bad
debts;
contractual
9
adjustments;
uncompensated
care;
administrative,
courtesy
and
policy
dis
-
10
counts
and
adjustments;
and
other
such
revenue
deductions.
1
1
(7)
"Resident
day"
means
a
calendar
day
of
care
provided
to
an
ICF
resi
-
12
dent,
including
the
day
of
admission
and
excluding
the
day
of
discharge,
pro
-
13
vided
that
one
(1)
resident
day
shall
be
deemed
to
exist
when
admission
and
14
discharge
occur
on
the
same
day.
15
(8)
"Upper
payment
limit"
means
the
limitation
established
in
42
CFR
16
section
447.272,
that
disallows
federal
matching
funds
when
state
medicaid
17
agencies
pay
certain
classes
of
facilities
an
aggregate
amount
for
services
18
that
exceed
the
amount
that
is
paid
for
the
same
services
furnished
by
that
19
class
of
facilities
under
medicare
payment
principles.
20
SECTION
26.
That
Chapter
22,
Title
56,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
21
13,
Chapter
84,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
22
follows:
23
CHAPTER
22
24
24
DRINKING
WATER
LABORATORY
CERTIFICATION
PROGRAM
25
56
-
2201
56
-
2401
.
SHORT
TITLE.
This
chapter
shall
be
known
and
may
be
26
cited
as
the
"Drinking
Water
Laboratory
Certification
Program."
27
56
-
2202
56
-
2402
.
APPLICATION
FOR
CERTIFICATION.
(1)
An
application
28
for
drinking
water
certification,
listing
methods
approved
by
the
depart
-
29
ment
of
environmental
quality,
shall
be
submitted
annually
by
laboratories
30
seeking
certification
on
a
form
approved
by
the
department
of
health
and
31
welfare.
32
(2)
Applications
for
renewal
and
supporting
documentation
requested
by
33
the
department
of
health
and
welfare
must
be
received
by
the
department
at
34
least
thirty
(30)
days
before
the
current
certificate
expires.
35
(3)
A
laboratory
seeking
to
change
methods
or
to
add
analytes
prior
to
36
annual
reapplication
shall
submit
an
amended
application
and
provide
sup
-
37
porting
documentation
requested
by
the
department
of
health
and
welfare.
38
Laboratories
submitting
an
amended
application
shall
be
subject
to
an
addi
-
39
tional
base
fee
charge.
40
(4)
All
certifications
shall
be
valid
for
one
(1)
year
from
the
date
of
41
issuance.
42
56
-
2203
56
-
2403
.
CERTIFICATION
FEES.
(1)
Laboratories
requesting
43
chemistry
certification
shall
be
charged
a
base
fee
of
one
hundred
dollars
44
($100)
per
discipline
and
twenty
dollars
($20.00)
per
analyte
per
method.
45

33
(2)
Laboratories
requesting
microbiology
certification
shall
be
1
charged
a
fee
of
one
hundred
fifty
dollars
($150).
2
(3)
Out
-
of
-
state
laboratories
requesting
chemistry
certification
3
shall
be
charged
a
base
fee
of
two
hundred
dollars
($200)
per
discipline
and
4
twenty
dollars
($20.00)
per
analyte
per
method.
5
(4)
Out
-
of
-
state
laboratories
requesting
microbiology
certification
6
shall
be
charged
a
fee
of
three
hundred
dollars
($300).
7
(5)
New
laboratories
requesting
certification
will
be
charged
a
non
-
8
refundable
application
fee
of
two
hundred
fifty
dollars
($250)
per
disci
-
9
pline
listed
on
the
completed
application
form.
10
56
-
2204
56
-
2404
.
CERTIFICATION
OVERSIGHT
AND
REQUIREMENTS.
(1)
Qual
-
1
1
ified
representatives
of
the
department
of
health
and
welfare
are
authorized
12
to
audit
the
premises
and
operations
of
all
certified
laboratories
to
de
-
13
termine
the
adequacy
of
the
laboratory
to
perform
drinking
water
compliance
14
testing.
On
-
site
audits
shall
occur
a
minimum
of
every
three
(3)
years
or
15
more
frequently
at
the
discretion
of
the
department.
Departmental
represen
-
16
tatives
shall
issue
a
written
report
of
audit
findings,
list
items
requiring
17
a
laboratory
response,
and
specify
the
response
time
frame
required
to
main
-
18
tain
certification.
19
(2)
Test
results
shall
be
submitted
in
a
format
approved
by
the
depart
-
20
ment
of
environmental
quality
and
shall
be
reported
to
the
department
of
en
-
21
vironmental
quality,
or
the
department's
designee,
no
later
than
ten
(10)
22
business
days
after
the
completion
of
testing
or
upon
receipt
of
results
from
23
subcontracted
laboratories.
24
(3)
As
soon
as
feasible,
a
laboratory
shall
notify
the
department
of
25
environmental
quality,
or
the
department's
designee,
of
any
nitrate
and
ni
-
26
trate
level
exceeding
the
current
maximum
contaminant
level.
Notification
27
shall
also
be
made
for
any
other
regulated
chemical
or
radiological
contam
-
28
inant
that
exceeds
four
(4)
times
the
maximum
contaminant
level.
Notifica
-
29
tion
requirements
apply
to
any
samples
subcontracted
to
another
laboratory.
30
(4)
A
laboratory
shall
notify
the
department
of
environmental
quality,
31
or
the
department's
designee,
of
any
total
coliform
positive
result
by
the
32
end
of
the
day,
unless
the
positive
result
is
obtained
after
the
department
33
of
environmental
quality
is
closed
and
the
department
of
environmental
qual
-
34
ity
does
not
have
either
an
after
-
hours
phone
line
or
an
alternative
notifi
-
35
cation
procedure,
in
which
case
the
laboratory
shall
notify
the
department
36
of
environmental
quality
before
the
end
of
the
next
business
day.
37
SECTION
27.
That
Section
57
-
829,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
1,
38
Chapter
256,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
39
lows:
40
57
-
829
57
-
832
.
AMERICA250
COMMEMORATION
FUND
-
-
AMERICA250
ADVISORY
41
COMMITTEE.
(1)
There
is
hereby
created
in
the
state
treasury
the
America250
42
commemoration
fund
for
the
purpose
of
funding
Idaho's
participation
in
cel
-
43
ebrating
the
two
hundred
fiftieth
anniversary
of
America's
founding.
All
44
moneys
in
the
fund
are
to
be
used
only
for
the
purposes
provided
in
this
sec
-
45
tion,
and
shall
be
expended
only
as
directed
and
approved
by
the
America250
46
advisory
committee
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
subsection
(4)
of
this
sec
-
47
tion.
48

34
(2)
Moneys
in
the
fund
shall
include:
1
(a)
Any
remaining
amounts
appropriated
by
the
legislature
during
the
2
2024
legislative
session
for
the
purposes
described
by
this
section;
3
and
4
(b)
Gifts,
grants,
and
other
donations.
5
(3)
The
state
treasurer
shall
invest
the
idle
moneys
of
the
America250
6
commemoration
fund,
and
the
interest
earned
on
such
investments
shall
be
7
retained
by
such
fund.
All
unobligated
funds
remaining
in
the
America250
8
commemoration
fund
on
June
30,
2027,
shall
be
transferred
by
the
state
con
-
9
troller
on
such
date
into
the
general
fund.
10
(4)(a)
There
is
hereby
created
the
America250
advisory
committee
that
1
1
shall
be
comprised
of
seven
(7)
members,
and
shall
include
the
director
12
of
the
state
historical
society,
the
state
treasurer,
one
(1)
member
13
appointed
by
the
governor,
and
four
(4)
members
appointed
by
the
leg
-
14
islative
council.
The
legislative
council
shall
select
the
chair
of
15
the
America250
advisory
committee.
The
America250
advisory
committee
16
shall
direct
and
approve
all
distributions
of
funds
from
the
America250
17
commemoration
fund.
The
America250
advisory
committee
shall
meet
at
18
least
annually
at
such
place
and
time
as
it
determines
and
may
meet
as
19
often
as
necessary
to
discharge
the
duties
imposed
on
it.
20
(b)
Notwithstanding
any
provision
of
law
to
the
contrary,
the
divi
-
21
sion
of
financial
management
shall
approve
the
spending
authority
of
22
the
America250
commemoration
fund
for
any
spending
directive
that
is
23
approved
by
the
America250
advisory
committee
for
any
state
entity
in
24
the
same
manner
as
the
approval
process
for
funds
that
are
not
cogniz
-
25
able
pursuant
to
section
67
-
3516(2),
Idaho
Code.
Spending
authority
26
approved
pursuant
to
this
subsection
shall
only
be
made
for
each
state
27
entity
that
does
not
have
sufficient
authority
within
such
entity's
28
current
appropriation
from
its
miscellaneous
revenue
fund
or
other
29
allowable
fund
to
comply
with
the
America250
advisory
committee's
30
spending
directive.
If
a
state
entity
does
not
have
an
allowable
mis
-
31
cellaneous
fund
from
which
to
expend
moneys,
the
state
entity
shall
32
establish
a
miscellaneous
revenue
fund
to
facilitate
the
spending
di
-
33
rective
of
the
America250
advisory
committee.
34
(c)
The
state
treasurer,
on
behalf
of
the
America250
advisory
com
-
35
mittee,
shall
record
and
track
all
revenues
and
expenditures
by
fund
36
sources
pursuant
to
subsection
(2)
of
this
section
for
each
approved
37
purpose
and
to
ensure
that
moneys
are
not
allocated
in
excess
of
avail
-
38
able
revenue.
39
SECTION
28.
That
Section
58
-
307,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
40
amended
to
read
as
follows:
41
58
-
307.
TERM
OF
LEASE
-
-
APPLICATION
FOR
RENEWAL
-
-
ALLOWANCE
FOR
IM
-
42
PROVEMENTS.
(1)
No
lease
of
state
trust
lands
shall
be
for
a
longer
term
than
43
twenty
(20)
years.
44
(2)
Notwithstanding
any
other
provisions
of
law,
all
state
lands
may
45
be
leased
for
a
period
of
up
to
twenty
-
five
(25)
years
to
the
federal
gov
-
46
ernment,
to
federal
agencies,
state
agencies,
counties,
or
cities,
school
47
districts
or
political
subdivisions
when
leased
for
public
purposes.
Such
48

35
leases
for
public
purposes
may
be
entered
into
by
negotiation
and
shall
se
-
1
cure
a
rental
amount
based
on
the
fair
market
value
of
the
state
land.
2
(3)
Notwithstanding
any
other
provisions
of
law,
all
state
endowment
3
trust
lands
may
be
leased
for
a
period
of
up
to
thirty
-
five
(35)
years
for
4
residential
purposes
as
determined
by
the
state
board
of
land
commissioners
5
including,
but
not
limited
to,
single
family,
recreational
cottage
site
and
6
homesite
leases.
7
(4)
Notwithstanding
any
other
provision
of
law
to
the
contrary,
all
8
state
lands
may
be
leased
for
a
period
of
up
to
forty
(40)
years
for
grazing
9
leases.
10
(5)
Notwithstanding
any
other
provisions
of
law,
all
state
endowment
1
1
trust
lands
may
be
leased
for
a
period
of
up
to
forty
-
nine
(49)
years
for
com
-
12
mercial
purposes
under
such
terms
and
conditions
as
may
be
set
by
the
board,
13
provided
that,
for
such
leases
in
excess
of
twenty
(20)
years,
the
board
con
-
14
sults
with
the
county
commissioners
of
the
county
in
which
the
lands
are
lo
-
15
cated
before
leasing
the
lands,
and
the
use
for
which
the
land
is
leased
shall
16
be
consistent
with
the
local
planning
and
zoning
ordinances
insofar
as
is
17
reasonable
and
practicable.
For
each
lease
in
excess
of
twenty
(20)
years,
18
the
department
shall
hold
a
hearing
in
the
county
in
which
the
parcel
is
lo
-
19
cated.
Grazing
leases
shall
be
excluded
from
the
hearing
requirement.
20
(6)
The
term
"commercial
purposes"
means
fuel
cells,
low
impact
hy
-
21
dro,
wind,
geothermal
resources,
biomass,
cogeneration,
sun
or
landfill
22
gas
as
the
principal
source
of
power
with
a
facility
capable
of
generating
23
not
less
than
twenty
-
five
(25)
kilowatts
of
electricity,
industrial
enter
-
24
prises,
retail
sales
outlets,
business
and
professional
office
buildings,
25
hospitality
enterprises,
commercial
recreational
activities,
multifamily
26
residential
developments
and
other
similar
businesses.
For
purposes
of
27
this
section,
farming
leases,
grazing
leases,
conservation
leases
including
28
lands
enrolled
in
federal
conservation
programs
such
as
the
conservation
29
reserve
enhancement
program
(CREP),
noncommercial
recreation
leases,
oil
30
and
gas
leases,
mineral
leases,
communication
site
leases,
single
family,
31
recreational
cottage
site
and
homesite
leases,
and
leases
for
other
similar
32
uses,
are
not
considered
leases
for
commercial
purposes.
The
terms
fuel
33
cells,
low
impact
hydro,
wind,
geothermal
resources,
biomass,
cogeneration,
34
sun
or
landfill
gas
shall
have
the
same
definitions
as
provided
in
section
35
63
-
3622QQ,
Idaho
Code.
36
(7)
The
board
may
require
that
all
fixed
improvements
constructed
upon
37
land
leased
for
commercial
purposes
be
removed
or
become
the
property
of
the
38
state
upon
termination
of
the
lease,
and
that
any
heirs,
encumbrances
or
39
claims
of
third
parties
with
respect
to
any
improvements
shall
be
expressly
40
subordinate
and
subject
to
the
rights
of
the
state
under
this
section.
41
(8)
Except
for
oil
and
gas,
mineral
and
commercial
leases,
the
lease
42
year
shall
run
from
January
1
through
December
31,
and
all
leases
shall
ex
-
43
pire
on
December
31
of
the
year
of
expiration.
44
(9)
All
applications
to
lease
or
to
renew
an
existing
lease
which
ex
-
45
pires
December
31
of
any
year,
shall
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
director
46
of
the
department
of
lands
by
the
thirtieth
day
of
April
preceding
the
date
47
of
such
expiration.
Such
applications
will
be
considered
by
the
state
land
48
board
and
be
disposed
of
in
the
manner
provided
by
law;
except
that
the
board
49
may
reject
conflicting
applications
for
a
lease
for
commercial
purposes
if
50

36
the
lessee
exercises
the
preference
right
to
renew
clause,
and
provided
such
1
right
is
specified
in
the
lease.
2
(10)
Where
conflicts
appear
upon
leases,
except
for
mineral
leases
3
which,
pursuant
to
chapter
7,
title
47,
Idaho
Code,
contain
a
preferential
4
right
to
renew
clause,
such
applications
shall
be
considered
as
having
been
5
filed
simultaneously.
However,
nothing
herein
shall
be
construed
to
prevent
6
the
state
board
of
land
commissioners
from
accepting
and
considering
appli
-
7
cations
for
new
leases
at
any
time.
8
(11)
In
case
improvements
have
been
made
on
land
while
under
lease
which
9
is
expiring,
and
the
former
lessee
is
not
the
successful
bidder,
but
the
land
10
is
leased
to
another,
the
amount
of
such
improvements
shall
be
paid
to
the
1
1
former
lessee.
The
following
shall
be
considered
improvements:
plowing
12
done
within
one
(1)
year,
provided
no
crop
has
been
raised
on
the
plowed
land
13
after
such
plowing,
fencing,
buildings,
cisterns,
wells,
growing
crops
and
14
any
other
asset
which
shall
be
considered
an
improvement
by
the
director.
15
(12)
Commercial
leases
of
the
state
lands
shall
not
be
subject
to
the
16
conflict
auction
provisions
of
section
58
-
310,
Idaho
Code.
The
board
may,
17
at
its
discretion,
consider
individual
applications
or
call
for
proposals
18
and
sealed
bids
by
public
advertisement,
and
may
evaluate
said
proposals
and
19
award
the
lease
to
the
bidder
whose
proposal
achieves
the
highest
return
over
20
the
term
of
the
lease
and
who
is
capable
of
meeting
such
terms
and
conditions
21
as
may
be
set
by
the
board;
in
the
alternative,
the
board
may
call
for
lease
22
applications
by
public
advertisement
and
if
more
than
one
(1)
person
files
23
an
application
to
hold
an
auction
in
the
same
manner
as
provided
in
section
24
58
-
310,
Idaho
Code.
In
all
cases,
the
board
must
obtain
a
reasonable
rental,
25
based
upon
fair
market
value
of
the
state
land,
throughout
the
duration
of
26
the
lease.
The
board
may
reject
any
or
all
proposals
and
any
or
all
bids,
and
27
may
reoffer
the
lease
at
a
later
date
if
the
board
determines
that
the
pro
-
28
posals
or
bids
do
not
achieve
the
highest
and
best
use
of
the
land
at
market
29
rental.
30
SECTION
29.
That
Section
63
-
3622XX,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
31
1,
Chapter
86,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
32
follows:
33
63
-
3622XX
63
-
3622YY
.
SMALL
SELLER.
(1)
There
is
hereby
exempted
from
34
the
taxes
imposed
by
this
chapter
sales
of
tangible
personal
property
made
by
35
an
individual
making
small
sales.
A
small
seller
shall
not
collect
or
remit
36
any
state
sales
or
use
tax
imposed
by
this
chapter.
37
(2)
For
purposes
of
this
section,
"small
seller"
means
an
Idaho
resi
-
38
dent
making
sales
that
do
not
exceed
five
thousand
dollars
($5,000)
in
cumu
-
39
lative
gross
receipts
in
the
current
or
previous
calendar
year.
It
shall
not
40
include
partnerships,
corporations,
or
limited
liability
corporations.
41
(3)
The
exemption
provided
in
this
section
shall
not
apply
to:
42
(a)
Sales
of
motor
vehicles,
trailers,
all
-
terrain
vehicles,
utility
43
type
vehicles,
specialty
off
-
highway
vehicles,
motorcycles
intended
44
for
off
-
road
use,
snowmobiles,
aircraft,
vessels
as
defined
in
section
45
67
-
7003,
Idaho
Code,
alcohol,
or
tobacco;
or
46
(b)
Items
purchased
to
be
sold
or
incorporated
into
items
to
be
sold.
47
(4)
A
small
seller
with
gross
receipts
exceeding
five
thousand
dollars
48
($5,000)
shall
within
thirty
(30)
days
file
with
the
state
tax
commission
49

37
an
application
for
a
temporary
seller's
permit
and
begin
collecting
sales
1
and
use
tax.
No
temporary
seller's
permit
shall
be
issued
for
a
period
of
2
time
greater
than
the
remaining
calendar
year
in
which
sales
exceeded
five
3
thousand
dollars
($5,000)
for
a
small
seller.
The
following
year,
such
4
seller
shall
apply
for
a
seller's
permit
under
the
provisions
of
section
5
63
-
3620(a),
Idaho
Code.
6
(5)
A
small
seller
shall
indicate
on
such
seller's
invoice,
if
re
-
7
quested
by
the
purchaser,
that
the
sale
was
exempt
from
sales
and
use
tax
8
pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
this
section.
9
(6)
A
small
seller
shall
not
permanently
maintain,
occupy,
or
use
an
10
office,
place
of
distribution,
sales
or
sample
room
or
place,
warehouse
or
1
1
storage
place,
or
other
place
of
business
or
maintain
a
stock
of
goods
with
12
anticipation
of
exceeding
gross
receipts
of
five
thousand
dollars
($5,000).
13
(7)
A
small
seller
may
file
an
application
with
the
state
tax
commission
14
for
a
seller's
permit
pursuant
to
section
63
-
3620,
Idaho
Code,
before
such
15
seller
reaches
the
five
thousand
dollar
($5,000)
threshold
provided
in
sub
-
16
section
(2)
of
this
section.
17
(8)
Nothing
in
this
section
relieves
a
small
seller
from
filing
indi
-
18
vidual
income
tax
returns
for
persons
who
meet
the
filing
requirements
under
19
section
63
-
3030,
Idaho
Code.
20
(9)
A
small
seller
with
sales
exceeding
three
thousand
dollars
($3,000)
21
annually
shall
keep
such
records
for
not
less
than
four
(4)
years
pursuant
to
22
section
63
-
3624,
Idaho
Code.
23
SECTION
30.
That
Section
67
-
827A,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
24
amended
to
read
as
follows:
25
67
-
827A.
POWERS
AND
DUTIES.
The
office
of
information
technology
ser
-
26
vices
is
hereby
authorized
and
directed:
27
(1)(a)(i)
To
control
and
approve
the
acquisition
and
installa
-
28
tion
of
all
telecommunications
equipment
and
facilities
for
all
29
departments
and
institutions
of
state
government,
except
as
pro
-
30
vided
in
subparagraphs
(ii),
(iii)
and
(iv)
of
this
paragraph;
31
(ii)
To
coordinate
the
acquisition
and
installation
of
all
32
telecommunications
equipment
and
facilities
for
the
institutions
33
of
higher
education
and
the
elected
officers
in
the
executive
34
branch;
35
(iii)
To
coordinate
the
acquisition
and
installation
of
all
36
telecommunications
equipment
and
facilities
for
the
legislative
37
and
judicial
branches;
38
(iv)
Provided
however,
that
the
acquisition
and
installation
of
39
all
public
safety
and
microwave
equipment
shall
be
under
the
con
-
40
trol
of
the
military
division.
The
military
division
is
autho
-
41
rized
to
charge
and
receive
payment
for
actual
and
necessary
ex
-
42
penses
incurred
in
providing
services
to
any
unit
of
state
govern
-
43
ment
under
the
provisions
of
this
subparagraph.
44
(b)
In
approving
or
directing
the
acquisition
or
installation
of
45
telecommunications
equipment
or
facilities,
the
office
shall
first
46
consult
with
and
consider
the
recommendations
and
advice
of
the
direc
-
47
tors
or
executive
heads
of
the
various
departments
or
institutions.
Any
48
acquisition
or
installation
of
any
telecommunications
equipment
or
fa
-
49

38
cilities
that
is
contrary
to
the
office's
direction
or
is
not
in
harmony
1
with
the
state's
overall
plan
for
telecommunications
and
information
2
sharing
shall
be
reported
in
writing
to
the
governor
and
the
legisla
-
3
ture.
4
(2)
To
provide
a
system
of
telecommunications
for
all
departments
and
5
institutions
of
state
government.
Funds
received
pursuant
to
this
subsec
-
6
tion
shall
be
appropriated
for
payment
of
telecommunications
and
telephone
7
charges
incurred
by
the
various
agencies
and
institutions
of
state
govern
-
8
ment.
9
(3)
To
provide
a
means
whereby
political
subdivisions
of
the
state
may
10
use
the
state
telecommunications
system,
on
such
terms
and
under
such
condi
-
1
1
tions
as
the
office
of
information
technology
services
may
establish.
12
(4)
To
accept
federal
funds
granted
by
congress
or
by
executive
order
13
for
all
or
any
of
the
purposes
of
this
chapter,
as
well
as
gifts
and
donations
14
from
individuals
and
private
organizations
or
foundations.
15
(5)
To
oversee
implementation
of
cybersecurity
policies
that
foster
16
risk
and
cybersecurity
management
telecommunications
and
decision
-
making
17
with
both
internal
and
external
organizational
stakeholders.
18
(6)
To
consult
with
and
direct
state
agencies
and
officials
regarding
19
information
security
needs.
20
(7)
To
direct
state
agencies
and
officials
on
penetration
tests
and
21
vulnerability
scans
of
state
technology
systems
in
order
to
identify
steps
22
to
mitigate
identified
risks.
23
(8)
To
direct
state
agencies
and
officials
to
ensure
that
state
agen
-
24
cies
implement
mandatory
education
and
training
of
state
employees
and
pro
-
25
vide
guidance
on
appropriate
levels
of
training
for
various
classifications
26
of
state
employees.
27
(9)
To
direct
appropriate
state
agencies
to
create,
coordinate,
pub
-
28
lish,
routinely
update
and
market
a
statewide
cybersecurity
website
as
an
29
information
repository
for
intelligence
-
sharing
and
cybersecurity
best
30
practices.
31
(10)
To
ensure
that
all
state
agencies
implement
and
maintain
cyberse
-
32
curity
best
practices.
33
(11)
To
require
all
state
agencies
to
implement
and
use
multifactor
34
identification
to
access
information
technology
devices
or
services,
in
-
35
cluding
but
not
limited
to
local
and
remote
network
access
to
any
email
36
accounts,
cloud
storage
accounts,
web
applications,
networks,
databases,
or
37
servers.
38
(12)
To
coordinate
public
and
private
entities
to
develop,
create
and
39
promote
statewide
public
outreach
efforts
to
protect
personal
information
40
and
sensitive
data
from
cyber
threats.
41
(11)(a)
(13)(a)
To
obtain
a
criminal
history
check
on
prospective
em
-
42
ployees
and
contractors
with
the
Idaho
office
of
information
technology
43
services
who
provide
information
technology
(IT)
services
to
external
44
state
agency
customers
and
who
work
in
one
(1)
or
more
of
the
following
45
disciplines:
46
(i)
IT
network
engineering;
47
(ii)
IT
operations
and
support;
48
(iii)
IT
software
engineering;
49
(iv)
Geographic
information
systems;
50

39
(v)
IT
information
management;
1
(vi)
IT
database
administration;
2
(vii)
IT
systems
and
infrastructure
engineering;
3
(viii)
IT
information
security
engineering;
4
(ix)
IT
architecture;
5
(x)
IT
management;
6
(xi)
Remote
sensing
analysis;
and
7
(xii)
Data
science.
8
(b)
The
criminal
history
check
done
pursuant
to
paragraph
(a)
of
this
9
subsection
shall
be
based
on
a
completed
ten
(10)
finger
fingerprint
10
card
or
scan
and
shall
include,
at
a
minimum,
information
from
the
Idaho
1
1
bureau
of
criminal
identification
database
and
the
federal
bureau
of
12
investigation's
criminal
history
database.
13
(c)
For
the
purposes
of
this
section,
"information
technology"
shall
14
have
the
same
meaning
as
provided
for
in
section
67
-
831,
Idaho
Code.
15
(12)
(13)
(14)
To
promulgate
and
adopt
reasonable
rules,
subject
to
leg
-
16
islative
approval,
for
effecting
the
purposes
of
this
act
pursuant
to
the
17
provisions
of
chapter
52,
title
67,
Idaho
Code.
18
SECTION
31.
That
Section
67
-
2362,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
3,
19
Chapter
6,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
20
lows:
21
67
-
2362
67
-
2363
.
USE
OF
MULTIFACTOR
IDENTIFICATION
REQUIRED.
(1)
The
22
legislative
branch
and
its
staff,
the
judicial
branch
and
its
staff,
and
the
23
elected
constitutional
officers
and
their
staffs
shall
implement
the
use
of
24
multifactor
identification
as
that
term
is
defined
in
section
67
-
831,
Idaho
25
Code.
26
(2)
Multifactor
identification
shall
be
required
to
access
informa
-
27
tion
technology
devices
or
services
as
those
terms
are
described
in
section
28
67
-
831,
Idaho
Code,
including
but
not
limited
to
local
and
remote
network
29
access
to
any
email
accounts,
cloud
storage
accounts,
web
applications,
30
networks,
databases,
or
servers.
31
SECTION
32.
That
Section
67
-
5242,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
32
amended
to
read
as
follows:
33
67
-
5242.
PROCEDURE
AT
HEARING.
(1)
In
a
contested
case
other
than
an
34
emergency
proceeding
held
pursuant
to
section
62
-
5247
67
-
5247
,
Idaho
Code,
35
all
parties
shall
receive
notice
that
shall
include:
36
(a)
A
statement
of
the
time,
place,
and
nature
of
the
hearing;
37
(b)
A
statement
of
the
legal
authority
under
which
the
hearing
is
to
be
38
held;
and
39
(c)
A
short
and
plain
statement
of
the
matters
asserted
or
the
issues
40
involved.
41
(2)
At
the
hearing,
the
presiding
officer:
42
(a)
Shall
regulate
the
course
of
the
proceedings
to
assure
that
there
43
is
a
full
disclosure
of
all
relevant
facts
and
issues,
including
such
44
cross
-
examination
as
may
be
necessary.
45

40
(b)
Shall
afford
all
parties
the
opportunity
to
respond
and
present
ev
-
1
idence
and
argument
on
all
issues
involved,
except
as
restricted
by
a
2
limited
grant
of
intervention
or
by
a
prehearing
order.
3
(c)
May
give
nonparties
an
opportunity
to
present
oral
or
written
4
statements.
If
the
presiding
officer
proposes
to
consider
a
statement
5
by
a
nonparty,
the
presiding
officer
shall
give
all
parties
an
opportu
-
6
nity
to
challenge
or
rebut
it
and,
on
motion
of
any
party,
the
presiding
7
officer
shall
require
the
statement
to
be
given
under
oath
or
affirma
-
8
tion.
9
(d)
Shall
cause
the
hearing
to
be
recorded
at
the
agency's
expense.
Any
10
party,
at
that
party's
expense,
may
have
a
transcript
prepared
or
may
1
1
cause
additional
recordings
to
be
made
during
the
hearing
if
the
making
12
of
the
additional
recording
does
not
cause
distraction
or
disruption.
13
(e)
May
conduct
all
or
part
of
the
hearing
by
telephone,
video
confer
-
14
ence,
or
other
electronic
means,
if
each
participant
in
the
hearing
has
15
an
opportunity
to
participate
in
the
entire
proceeding
while
it
is
tak
-
16
ing
place.
17
SECTION
33.
That
Section
67
-
7602B,
Idaho
Code,
be,
and
the
same
is
18
hereby
amended
to
read
as
follows:
19
67
-
7602B.
FUNDING.
The
Idaho
heritage
trust
shall
receive
funds
20
collected
in
section
49
-
450,
Idaho
Code,
in
the
amount
of
fifty
cents
21
(50¢)
per
plate
for
the
use
of
the
copyrighted
design
provided
in
section
22
49
-
443
(10)
(1)
,
Idaho
Code.
The
Idaho
transportation
department
shall
23
collect
such
funds
and
distribute
them
to
the
Idaho
heritage
trust
fund
24
quarterly.
The
role
of
the
heritage
trust
is
to
accept
proposals
from
the
25
public
requesting
funds
for
heritage
preservation
projects.
The
proposals
26
are
evaluated
on
established
criteria,
and
if
in
the
opinion
of
the
heritage
27
trust
they
qualify,
a
grant
may
be
awarded
subject
to
the
availability
of
28
funds.
The
heritage
trust
shall
insure
that
the
following
occurs
in
respect
29
to
the
management
of
funds:
30
(1)
Funds
earned
from
the
use
of
the
motor
vehicle
license
plate
design
31
shall
be
deposited
directly
into
the
trust
fund
where
it
will
earn
interest
32
that
will
be
used
for
heritage
preservation
projects.
Contributions
from
33
private
fund
raising
efforts
may
also
be
deposited
to
the
trust
fund.
34
(2)
Only
the
interest
earned
from
the
trust
fund
shall
be
expended,
and
35
the
trust
fund
shall
remain
as
a
permanent
endowment
generating
income
in
36
perpetuity
for
heritage
preservation.
37
(3)
The
Idaho
heritage
trust
shall
require
project
sponsors
to
match
38
the
funds
granted
for
each
project,
so
that
no
more
than
half
the
monetary
39
support
for
any
project
shall
come
from
the
proceeds
of
the
trust
fund.
40
SECTION
34.
That
Section
67
-
9407,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
2,
41
Chapter
83,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
fol
-
42
lows:
43
67
-
9407
67
-
9418
.
REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS.
(1)
For
the
purposes
of
this
44
section:
45

41
(a)
"Agency"
means
a
state
agency
that
is
subject
to
the
provisions
of
1
section
67
-
1904,
Idaho
Code,
and
that
is
a
licensing
authority
as
de
-
2
fined
in
this
chapter.
3
(b)
"Credible
complaint"
means
an
allegation
supported
by
specific
4
facts
or
evidence
that
reasonably
warrants
investigation
of
a
potential
5
quality
-
related
violation
or
technical
violation.
6
(c)
"Quality
-
related
violation"
means
a
disciplinary
action
that
re
-
7
lates
to
direct
consumer
harm
such
as
an
injury
from
a
practice
error
or
8
negligence.
9
(d)
"Technical
violation"
means
a
disciplinary
action
that
relates
to
10
the
violation
of
a
specific
occupational
licensing
-
related
law
or
rule
1
1
that
does
not
cause
direct
consumer
harm,
such
as
failing
to
meet
a
con
-
12
tinuing
education
requirement,
late
renewal
of
a
license,
or
failing
to
13
hold
certain
required
insurance.
14
(2)
As
part
of
the
annual
performance
report
that
an
agency
is
required
15
to
prepare
pursuant
to
section
67
-
1904,
Idaho
Code,
an
agency
shall,
begin
-
16
ning
with
the
fiscal
year
2027
report,
include
the
following
information
17
separately
for
each
license
under
its
purview:
18
(a)
The
total
number
of
licensees
as
of
the
last
day
of
the
fiscal
year;
19
(b)
The
total
number
of
new
licenses
issued
during
the
fiscal
year;
20
(c)
The
number
of
new
applicants
for
licensure
who
were
denied
licen
-
21
sure
during
the
fiscal
year;
22
(d)
The
number
of
licenses
renewed
during
the
fiscal
year;
23
(e)
The
number
of
licenses
that
were
not
renewed
during
the
fiscal
year;
24
(f)
The
number
of
credible
complaints
against
licensees
during
the
fis
-
25
cal
year;
and
26
(g)
The
number
of
final
disciplinary
actions
against
licensees
during
27
the
fiscal
year.
28
(3)
For
disciplinary
actions
reported
pursuant
to
subsection
(2)(g)
of
29
this
section,
an
agency
shall
report:
30
(a)
The
number
and
type
of
disciplinary
action
taken,
reported
as
a
cor
-
31
rective
action
plan,
civil
fine,
license
suspension,
license
revoca
-
32
tion,
or
other;
33
(b)
The
number
of
related
disciplinary
actions
stemming
from
technical
34
violations;
35
(c)
The
number
of
related
disciplinary
actions
stemming
from
quality
-
36
related
violations;
and
37
(d)
For
all
quality
-
related
violations,
a
brief,
de
-
identified
summary
38
of
the
violations
suitable
for
the
lay
public
to
understand
the
nature
39
of
the
case.
40
SECTION
35.
That
Chapter
98,
Title
67,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
41
2,
Chapter
107,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
42
follows:
43
CHAPTER
98
99
44
IDAHO
CONSTITUTIONAL
MONEY
ACT
OF
2025
45
67
-
9801
67
-
9901
.
SHORT
TITLE.
This
act
shall
be
known
and
may
be
cited
46
as
the
"Idaho
Constitutional
Money
Act
of
2025."
47

42
67
-
9802
67
-
9902
.
DEFINITIONS.
For
the
purposes
of
this
chapter,
the
1
following
terms
have
the
following
definitions:
2
(1)
"Debt"
means
any
public
or
private
obligation,
tax
or
other
pub
-
3
lic
charge,
or
other
provision
in
any
contract,
agreement,
law,
or
regula
-
4
tion
that
requires
and
stipulates
the
payment
of,
or
by
the
terms
of
which
is
5
payable
in,
some
medium
of
exchange,
currency,
or
money.
6
(2)
"Entity"
means
the
state
of
Idaho,
corporations,
partnerships,
7
trusts,
labor
unions,
and
unincorporated
associations
that
reside
or
trans
-
8
act
business
or
other
operations
within
the
state
of
Idaho.
9
(3)
"Gold
and
silver
coin"
means
all
such
gold
and
silver
coin
as
are
10
allowable
for
a
state:
1
1
(a)
To
"make
...
a
tender
in
payment
of
debts"
under
the
authority
re
-
12
served
to
the
several
states
in
clause
1,
section
10,
article
I
of,
and
13
the
tenth
amendment
to,
the
constitution
of
the
United
States;
or
14
(b)
To
employ
as
its
own
medium
of
exchange
in
the
performance
of
its
15
sovereign
governmental
functions.
16
(4)
"Legal
tender"
means
a
medium
of
exchange,
currency,
or
money
that
17
may
be
offered
and
accepted
for
the
satisfaction
of
debts
under
the
laws
of
18
the
state
of
Idaho
or
of
the
United
States,
as
the
case
may
be.
19
(5)
"Person"
means
all
natural
persons.
20
(6)
"Specie"
means:
21
(a)
Stamped
or
imprinted
coin
having
gold
or
silver
content;
or
22
(b)
Refined
gold
or
silver
bullion
that
is
coined,
stamped,
or
im
-
23
printed
with
its
weight
and
purity
and
valued
primarily
based
on
its
24
metal
content
and
not
its
form.
25
(7)
"State"
means
the
state
of
Idaho
and
all
departments,
agencies,
of
-
26
ficials,
and
employees
thereof.
27
67
-
9803
67
-
9903
.
GOLD
AND
SILVER
COIN
AND
SPECIE.
(1)
To
the
full
ex
-
28
tent
allowed
by
clause
1,
section
10,
article
I
of,
and
the
tenth
amendment
29
to,
the
constitution
of
the
United
States,
gold
and
silver
coin
and
specie
30
minted
domestically
shall
be
legal
tender
in
the
state
of
Idaho
under
the
31
laws
of
this
state.
The
state
may
also
elect
to
use
gold
and
silver
coin
and
32
specie
in
conducting
its
business.
33
(2)
Unless
expressly
provided
by
statute
or
by
contract,
no
person
or
34
other
entity
may
compel
another
person
or
other
entity
to
tender
or
accept
35
gold
or
silver
coin
or
specie
unless
agreed
upon
by
the
parties.
36
SECTION
36.
That
Section
72
-
1330A,
Idaho
Code,
as
enacted
by
Section
37
17,
Chapter
29,
Laws
of
2025,
be,
and
the
same
is
hereby
amended
to
read
as
38
follows:
39
72
-
1330A
72
-
1330B
.
WORKPLACE
MISCONDUCT.
(1)
"Workplace
misconduct"
40
means
conduct
in
connection
with
employment
that
willfully
disregards
the
41
employer's
interest,
willfully
violates
the
employer's
reasonable
rules,
or
42
disregards
a
standard
of
behavior
that
the
employer
has
a
right
to
expect
of
43
its
employees.
44
(2)
A
claimant's
conduct
disregards
a
standard
of
behavior
the
employer
45
has
a
right
to
expect
of
its
employees
when
the
conduct
falls
below
the
stan
-
46
dard
of
behavior
expected
by
the
employer
and
the
employer's
expectation
was
47
objectively
reasonable.
There
is
no
requirement
that
the
claimant's
conduct
48

43
be
willful,
intentional,
or
deliberate.
The
claimant's
subjective
state
of
1
mind
is
not
a
relevant
factor
in
determining
workplace
misconduct
pursuant
2
to
this
subsection.
3
(3)
An
employer's
expectation
shall
be
considered
objectively
reason
-
4
able
when
it
is
communicated
to
the
employee
or
flows
naturally
from
the
em
-
5
ployment
relationship.
An
expectation
that
flows
naturally
need
not
be
com
-
6
municated
to
an
employee
to
be
considered
objectively
reasonable.
7
(4)
Mere
inefficiency,
unsatisfactory
conduct,
inadvertencies,
iso
-
8
lated
instances
of
ordinary
negligence,
good
faith
errors
in
judgment
or
9
discretion,
or
failure
to
meet
the
performance
expectations
of
the
employer
10
because
of
inability
or
incapacity
shall
not
be
considered
misconduct
con
-
1
1
nected
with
employment.
12
(5)
Except
as
provided
in
section
72
-
1366(5),
Idaho
Code,
conduct
in
-
13
volving
personal,
nonjob
-
related
behavior
occurring
outside
the
workplace
14
shall
not
be
considered
workplace
misconduct
in
connection
with
employment.
15
SECTION
37.
An
emergency
existing
therefor,
which
emergency
is
hereby
16
declared
to
exist,
this
act
shall
be
in
full
force
and
effect
on
and
after
17
July
1,
2026.
The
provisions
of
Section
27
of
this
act
shall
be
null,
void
and
18
of
no
force
and
effect
on
and
after
July
1,
2027.
19