This bill introduces several provisions aimed at regulating the use of remotely piloted aircraft and foreign influence activities within the state of Iowa. It prohibits state entities and political subdivisions from purchasing, leasing, or operating remotely piloted aircraft manufactured by companies on a specified federal list. Additionally, it establishes the crime of aggravated intrusion for operating such aircraft near sensitive facilities, classifying it as a class D felony. The bill mandates that any state entity operating these aircraft must develop a replacement plan and requires an audit of their transmission protocols to ensure compliance with federal cybersecurity standards.

Furthermore, the bill imposes registration requirements on foreign agents engaging in lobbying or political consulting in Iowa, with penalties for non-compliance. It specifies that international directives from organizations like the World Health Organization or the United Nations do not hold legal authority in Iowa unless adopted by the state legislature. The bill also prohibits the use of state resources to enforce international mandates not recognized by the state, affirming that public health and police powers are reserved for the state of Iowa under the 10th Amendment.