The bill amends various sections of Idaho Code related to medical freedom, specifically renaming the "Coronavirus Stop Act" to the "Idaho Medical Freedom Act." It revises the short title in Section 73-501 and updates the definitions in Section 73-502, including the addition of terms such as "medical intervention" and "school," while removing previous definitions related to coronavirus. The bill also prohibits business entities and government entities from mandating medical interventions, including vaccinations, as a condition for employment, access to services, or entry into public spaces, with certain exceptions for federal law and specific circumstances involving travel to foreign jurisdictions.

Additionally, the bill establishes that no entity can discriminate against individuals based on their vaccination status and outlines that schools cannot mandate medical interventions for attendance or employment. It includes provisions for enforcement by the attorney general or local prosecutors and declares an emergency, making the act effective from July 1, 2025. The bill emphasizes the protection of individual rights regarding medical choices and limits the authority of businesses and government entities in imposing medical mandates.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 73-501, 73-502, 73-503