The bill proposes a series of amendments and technical corrections to various sections of the Idaho Code, focusing on terminology, structure, and clarity of existing laws. Key changes include the correction of the term "kidnaping" to "kidnapping" in multiple sections, the redesignation of Chapter 90 to Chapter 91, and the removal of obsolete language. Additionally, the bill mandates that local school districts and public charter schools implement internet content filters to block harmful materials for minors as a condition for receiving state funding. It also introduces regulations for digital library resources, requiring vendors to comply with safety policies and allowing schools to withhold payments for non-compliance.

Moreover, the bill addresses foreign ownership of agricultural land and water rights, requiring foreign principals to divest within 180 days of the bill's effective date and register with state departments. It establishes enforcement mechanisms, including the attorney general's authority to investigate violations and offers rewards for whistleblower referrals. Other amendments include updates to public health authority, the Drinking Water Laboratory Certification Program, and the definition of "workplace misconduct." The bill also recognizes gold and silver coin as legal tender in Idaho and introduces a new definition for "small seller" exempting those with gross receipts under $5,000 from state sales tax. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance clarity in Idaho's legal framework while addressing various regulatory and compliance issues.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 18-4501, 18-4503, 19-307, 19-4705, 33-132, 39-309, 39-1102, 39-1106, 39-1392, 39-3340, 49-401A, 49-402, 49-402D, 54-5802, 55-103, 55-3203, 56-1003, 56-1602, 58-307, 63-3620, 67-827A, 67-5242, 67-7602B