The proposed legislation, known as the "Idaho Code Cleanup Act," aims to streamline and update the Idaho Code by establishing a new Chapter 37 within Title 67. This chapter includes a declaration of necessity emphasizing the importance of maintaining laws that serve the public health, safety, and welfare while eliminating unnecessary bureaucratic provisions. It defines key terms such as "obsolete," "outdated," and "unnecessary," and mandates that state agencies conduct a thorough review of their enabling statutes and associated code sections.

By September 1, 2025, all state agencies are required to report to the legislature on any code chapters, sections, or subsections they identify as obsolete, outdated, or unnecessary, along with justifications for their recommendations. The report will be submitted through a designated online portal, and agencies may also include information on additional provisions outside their purview that they believe should be reviewed. The act declares an emergency, allowing it to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.