The bill amends various sections of the Idaho Code to correct references, remove unnecessary language, and make technical adjustments. Key changes include the redesignation of several sections and updates to references concerning property presumed abandoned, ensuring alignment with the correct code numbers. The bill clarifies abandonment periods for different property types, such as traveler's checks and retirement accounts, while also enhancing clarity by removing outdated language and ensuring consistent definitions across the code. It declares an emergency, indicating that these changes will take effect immediately upon passage.

Additionally, the bill addresses several areas, including the presumption of abandonment for stored value cards and securities, the rights of parents during child welfare investigations, and updates to penalties for human trafficking offenses. It establishes minimum salary requirements for educational staff, clarifies licensing requirements for pesticide applicators, and introduces regulations for electric vehicle charging stations. The bill also modifies provisions related to protective custody for individuals with neurocognitive disorders and outlines the management of property belonging to deceased residents of veterans homes. Overall, the bill aims to enhance fairness in trade practices, improve legal clarity, and ensure adequate representation and care for vulnerable populations.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 18-1511, 18-8603, 18-8608, 19-6005, 19-6009, 22-3404, 33-1004E, 41-5602, 42-233, 49-1613, 54-1810, 54-2018, 54-5504, 55-3203, 66-906, 67-2601, 67-2614, 67-2921, 72-451