Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 106, introduced by the State Affairs Committee, declares January 16 as "Religious Freedom Day" in Idaho. The resolution emphasizes the significance of religious freedom as a fundamental human right and a core value of the United States, as protected by the First Amendment. It highlights the importance of allowing individuals to practice their faith without fear of persecution, fostering a society that values diversity, tolerance, and mutual understanding. The date of January 16 is specifically chosen to commemorate the anniversary of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, which laid the groundwork for the First Amendment's protections of religious liberty.

The resolution calls upon the citizens of Idaho to observe Religious Freedom Day with appropriate ceremonies, activities, and educational programs aimed at promoting awareness and understanding of this essential right. Additionally, it mandates that a copy of the resolution be transmitted to the Governor of Idaho, reinforcing the state's commitment to celebrating and upholding religious freedom.