The bill amends the Idaho Medical Freedom Act by changing the chapter heading from "Coronavirus Stop Act" to "Idaho Medical Freedom Act" and revising the short title accordingly. It also updates definitions within the act, removing specific references to "coronavirus" and "coronavirus vaccination," and instead introduces broader terms such as "medical intervention." The bill prohibits business entities from refusing services or requiring medical interventions as a condition of employment, with certain exceptions for federal law and travel to foreign jurisdictions. Additionally, it ensures that schools cannot mandate medical interventions for attendance or employment, while also prohibiting discrimination based on medical intervention status.

Furthermore, the bill establishes that no government entity or business can require individuals to receive or use medical interventions for various conditions, including access to public services or employment. It allows for enforcement by the attorney general or local prosecutors, who may seek attorney's fees for violations. The bill declares an emergency, making it effective from July 1, 2025.

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