TRANSPARENCY IN LEGISLATIVE TRAVEL – Adds to existing law to require legislative candidates, legislators, and members-elect of the Legislature to report certain travel paid by others.

H 320 requires Idaho legislative candidates, current legislators, and newly elected members to publicly report travel outside Idaho paid for by others. This includes details like destination, dates, purpose, cost, and the name of the person or entity covering the expenses - excluding travel paid through campaign funds or personal money. Failure to report within 30 days incurs a $25 daily late fee, deposited into the public school fund. The law aims to increase transparency in government by making third-party travel funding visible to the public. It takes effect on July 1, 2025.