• H1 - Regarding post-election audit requirements

• H2 - The no funds for abortion act

• S1001- Repeals existing law relating to procedures for state-owned dwellings

• S1002 -Changes definition of abortion to include "prescription of any instrument, medicine, drug, or any other substance or device to intentionally kill a living embryo or fetus"

• S1003 - Amends existing law to provide that a bidder, offeror, contractor, or subcontractor shall not be required to provide access to a multiple occupancy restroom, multiple occupancy shower facility, or multiple occupancy changing room on any basis other than biological sex

• S1004 -Adds to existing law to provide for immunity from criminal prosecution when force is used in certain instances

• HB 3 -Amends existing law to revise definitions and to remove requirements regarding supervisory registration of physicians and physician assistants

• HB4 -Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding controlled substances

• HB5 -Repeals existing law relating to the Food Stamp Revolving Fund, which is no longer in use

• HB6 - Amends existing law to update the definition of “Internal Revenue Code”

• SB 1005 -Amends existing law to require that daycare facilities provide citation to the immunization exemption law in communications with parents

• SB 1006 -Adds to existing law to provide for the enforcement of federal immigration law by governmental entities in this state

• SB 1007 - Repeals existing law relating to unorganized associations and parades

• SB 1008 -Repeals and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding concealed weapons at universities

• H7 -Amends existing law to disqualify a driver convicted of human trafficking from holding a commercial driver’s license 

• H8 - Amends existing law to provide for temporary vehicle permits pursuant to board rule

• H9 -Amends existing law to provide for the electronic renewal of commercial driver’s licenses and to provide for the sharing of residency information between the Idaho State Tax Commission and the Idaho Transportation Department

• HB 10 -Repeals existing law relating to an obsolete provision regarding the American Trucking Association Settlement Fund

• HB 11- Prohibit the State of Idaho from the use of private monies to administer an election

• HB 12- Prohibit state agencies from donating to or sponsoring a nongovernmental event or organization unless approved by the Governor 

• HB 13-Amends existing law to remove obsolete language and to clarify language regarding certain personnel practices

• HB 14-Amends existing law to provide for advancements in pay based on certain factors and to provide for retention bonuses in certain circumstances

• HB 15 -Amends existing law to provide for correct references to the Division of Human Resources, to allow for pay increases, and to remove a provision regarding hearings before the division

• HB 16 -Amends existing law to provide for the hiring of employees under approved apprenticeship programs

• HB 17 -Amends existing law to revise the definition of “overtime work”

• HB 18 - Amends existing law to remove a sunset clause from a provision that makes psychological injuries suffered by first responders compensable

• HB 19 - Amends existing law to establish the Idaho Launch Grant Program and to revise provisions regarding the In-Demand Careers Fund

• HB 20 - Amends existing law to provide that reporting child abuse, abandonment, or neglect falsely, in bad faith, or with malice is a misdemeanor

• SB 1012- Adds to existing law to establish a right to visitation for patients and residents in health care facilities

• SB 1013 - Adds to existing law to establish the Institutional Controls Program.

• SB 1014- Amends existing law to authorize the director of the Department of Environmental Quality to enter into certain voluntary contracts and agreements

• SB 1015- Amends existing law to limit applicability to full-time students

• SB 1016 - Amends existing law to provide that a public works contractor shall not be required to provide access to a multiple-occupancy restroom, multiple occupancy shower facility, or multiple occupancy changing room on any basis other than biological sex

• H22- Withholds sales and use tax revenue distributions to city or county governments that take actions, such as proclamations, to refuse to enforce any felony listed in Idaho criminal code

• SB1017 - Revises provisions regarding certificates of number and invasive species stickers, to provide for certain fees, and to provide for the assessment of certain penalties

• HB 24 - Adds to and amends existing law to establish the Idaho Launch Grant Program and to revise provisions regarding the In-Demand Careers Fund.

• SB 1018 - Regarding food that contains a vaccine or vaccine material and to provide an exception

• SB 1019 - Providing unemployment insurance benefits to victims of domestic violence and spouses of transferred military members

• SB 1020 - Remove a requirement for promulgation of administrative rules regarding eligibility determinations for participation in state employee health insurance plans

• HB 25 - Authorizing the director of the Department of Administration to control the use of the roadways adjoining the Capitol building

• HB 26 - Regarding the circumstances under which confidential statements by an adolescent in mental health treatment may be disclosed

• HB 27 - Implementing the Employee Medical Information Protection Act

• HB 29 -  Prohibit lobbying by legislators and executive branch employees or elected officials for a certain time

• SJR 101 - Proposes a state constitutional amendment to require an initiative petition to be signed by at least 6% of legal voters at the last general election in each legislative district

• HB40 - Changes the due date for Idaho sales tax and withholding taxes from the 20th day of the following month to the 30th day

• HB39 - Repeals the requirement for WWAMI students to have to sign a contract to return the financial aid they received if they don’t practice medicine in Idaho after graduation

• HB 38 - Creates Too Great for Hate license plates

• HB 36 - Reinstates the homeowner eligibility for the property tax reduction program (referred to as the “circuit breaker allowance”) for all those who lost eligibility due to H389

• HB 35- Prohibits targeted residential picketing

• HB 34 - Repeals funding of the legislative legal defense fund with taxpayer dollars

• HB 33 - Exempts the sale of certain food items from sales tax, to repeal the grocery tax credit, and to increase sales tax distribution to local governments

• S1021 - Requires approval of the Idaho State Legislature and the Governor before any additional outlet control structure from Priest Lake may be constructed

• S1025 - Repeals existing law to revise certain requirements regarding marriage

• S1026 - Allows new attorneys to take their oaths and be sworn in via a remote process

• S1027 - Grants courts the discretion to have subpoenas issued to interpreters only when appropriate

• HB 40 -Revise the deadlines for submitting certain employee withholding tax returns and sales tax returns

• HB 41- Provide for the use of development impact fees for school facilities

• HB 42- Revise provisions regarding the distribution of online sales tax

• HB 43-  Prohibit interference with certain lands, highways, and navigable streams

• HB 44- Allowing local government regulation of auxiliary containers, including plastic bags

• HB 45- Provide for automatic voter registration through the Division of Motor Vehicles

• HB 47 - Defines “unwarranted invasion of personal property.”

• HB 48- Removes prohibition on minimum wage-setting by local governments

• HB 49- Limit funding regarding the Transportation Expansion and Congestion Mitigation Fund to the expansion of travel lanes and congestion mitigation

• S1028 - Revise provisions regarding reports and investigations of maltreatment of vulnerable adults

• S1029 - Prohibit a child protection investigation based on a child’s immunization status and to provide that a court shall not grant an order terminating a parent and child relationship based on a child’s immunization status

• S1030 - Provide for the enforcement of federal immigration law by governmental entities in this state

• HB 54- Prohibit the use of student IDs for personal identification at polling places and to prohibit personal affidavits in lieu of personal identification

• HB 51- Requires certain budget and tax information on property tax assessments

• HB 55 - Establish a policy regarding maintenance, construction, and development of bridges and highways

• HB 56 - To define "daylight hours only" as the time between 5:00am and 10:00pm local time

• HB 57 - Provide for the issuance of special placards together with disabled veteran license plates

• HB 58 - To remove school bond and levy election dates in August and March

• HB 59 - Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding the income tax credit for capital investment

• HB 60 - Revise provisions regarding application of use taxes to articles acquired more than 90 days prior

• HB 61 - Provide for Interstate Mental and Behavioral Telehealth

• HB 62 - Provide for limited licensing of medical school graduates who are not accepted into a residency program

• HB 63 - Provides that no counselor or therapist will be required to counsel or serve a client regarding goals, outcomes, or behaviors that conflict with the sincerely held principles of the counselor or therapist

• HB 64 - Provides that a residential care or assisted living facility resident shall be entitled to in-person visitation subject to certain precaution

• SB 1031 - Provide that certain water rights and property of irrigation and canal companies exempt from taxation do not require certain approval

• SB 1032 - Revise provisions regarding expenditures, to provide for the selection of projects, and to revise provisions regarding loans and grants

• SB 1033 - Provide for the appropriation of ground water for supplemental irrigation use

• SB 1036 - Revise provisions regarding raw milk and raw milk products

• SB 1037 - Remove a requirement that adjusting offices or officers be located within the state and that adjusters be residents of the state.

• SB 1038 - Launching Freedom in Education Savings Accounts

• SJR 102 - Proposes repealing Article 4, Section 5 of the state constitution

• HJM 1 - Notifying Oregon of willingness to discuss moving state line

• HB 69 - Prohibit requiring, for certain purposes, a COVID-19 vaccine or a vaccine offered under emergency use authorization

• HB 67 - Revise penalties for trafficking in heroin and to provide penalties for trafficking in fentanyl

• HB 66 - Provide that reporting child abuse, abandonment, or neglect falsely or in bad faith is a misdemeanor

• HB 72 - Provide authority to administer CPR or use an automated external defibrillator and to provide legal immunity

• HB 73 - Authorize counseling services to an adult receiving service through a drug or mental health court

• HB 75 - Eliminates no-excuse absentee voting

• HB 76 - Prohibit homeowner’s associations from restricting the right to grow and raise food

• HB 77 - Dedicates 4.5% of annual sales tax revenues, providing a subtraction from each homeowner’s total property tax bill

• HB 79 -  Provide property tax relief by establishing and funding the School District Facilities Fund to provide moneys to school districts in lieu of property taxes, to increase the homeowner exemption, to increase circuitbreaker eligibility, to revise distributions for the State Public Defense Fund, and to reduce dates for school levy and bond elections

• HB 80 - Revise provisions regarding evidence of a taxpayer’s expenditures

• HB 81 - Relating to a sunset date for the Maternal Mortality Review Committee

• HB 82 -  Enact the Idaho Dietary Supplement Act, which provides that the production, marketing, distribution, sale, and use of dietary supplements that were legal as of July 1, 2022, in Idaho shall remain legal in Idaho, regardless of any changes to federal law or regulation

• HB 84 - Establish a rural nursing loan repayment program

• SB 1039 - Requires rental fees to be enumerated in a lease agreement or other written agreement, and that fees be reasonable

• SB 1040 - Provide that certain city annexations may extend into and beyond the city area of impact

• SB 1041 - Clarifying the allowable investments by the county treasurer

• SB 1042 - Revise a limitation on issuing bonds under the Public Charter School Facilities Program

• SB 1043 - Create a revolving loan fund to help new and young public charter schools obtain lower interest rates on loans

• HB 85 - Provide for the same county services administrative fee for all title transactions

• HB 86 - Amends existing law to allow private parental driver’s education

• HB 87 - Limit funding regarding the Transportation Expansion and Congestion Mitigation Fund to the expansion of travel lanes and congestion mitigation

• HB 91 - Prohibit the state government and its employees from paying membership fees or dues with public funds and to provide exemptions

• HB 92 - Require financial literacy courses in certain grades

• HB 95 - Clarify that animal remedies for certain animals that include ingredients from industrial hemp are not considered adulterated

• HB 98 - Prohibit the recruiting, harboring, or transporting of a pregnant minor to procure an abortion and to provide certain requirements and restrictions on a civil action

• HCR 2- Expressing support for the Electoral College

• SB 1050 - Require a notification of rights to parents or other concerned persons during an investigation of child abuse, neglect, or abandonment

• SB 1052 - Provide for the practice of optometry to include certain therapeutic laser procedures under certain circumstances

• SB 1053 - Removes an exemption regarding the requirement for trucks to cover loads

• SB 1054 - Provides for the reemployment of certain retired members under certain circumstances

• SB 1055 - Revises school district voter approved bond repayments, allowing 14 months of bond payments in any one year

• SB 1056 -  Amends the Idaho Code that prohibits members of organizations other than the National Guard, unorganized militia, or select other groups from associating and parading in public with firearm

• SB 1057 - Establish the Parental Rights Protection of Minors Act to protect minors from exposure to harmful materials on certain devices

• HB 99 - Revises a provision regarding the distribution of sales tax to certain special purpose taxing districts

• HB 100 - Defines special purpose commercial property and methods that may be used to establish the real property market value for assessment purposes

• HB 102 - Allows state employee salary increases may be given based on internal pay equity or external market changes

• HB 103 - Provide for the assumption of risk and legal responsibility by recreational participants for injuries associated with recreational activities in state parks

• HB 104 - The Clean Slate Act would permit those with relatively minor non-violent, non-sexual offenses to petition for sealing of their public records provided they have gone at least five years since the completion of the sentence without any subsequent offenses

• HB 105 - Placing national motto "In God We Trust" at all educational institutions in the form of a framed poster or plaque paid for by private donations

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