OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING REFORM ACT – Amends existing law to provide for certain occupational licensing policy and to provide for universal occupational licensing practice authority.

Idaho's H 107, the Occupational Licensing Reform Act, requires that new occupational licenses can only be created by law (not administrative rules) and mandates all license fees be set by statute or rule by July 2026. It establishes "universal occupational licensing practice authority," allowing licensed professionals to perform duties consistent with their education, training, and experience within accepted standards of care - without needing additional permission. Licensing boards must review and update their rules by 2026 to align with this standard, and submit compliance reports to the legislature by January 2026. The bill directly affects licensed professionals (e.g., nurses, contractors) and state licensing boards managing their oversight.