The proposed legislation, known as the "Idaho Code Cleanup Act," introduces a new Chapter 37 to Title 67 of the Idaho Code. This chapter aims to streamline and update state laws by requiring state agencies to conduct a comprehensive review of the Idaho Code. The act defines key terms such as "obsolete," "outdated," and "unnecessary," and emphasizes the importance of ensuring that laws serve the public health, safety, and welfare. The legislature recognizes the need to eliminate unnecessary bureaucratic provisions and establish an efficient process for identifying and potentially removing outdated laws.

State agencies are mandated to review their enabling statutes and related code sections by September 1, 2025, and report any identified obsolete, outdated, or unnecessary provisions to the legislature. The report must include justifications for the proposed removals and can also address additional code sections outside the agency's purview that may be deemed unnecessary. The act is declared an emergency measure, taking effect immediately upon passage and approval.