H 538 - Prohibits Governmental Entities From Compelling Employees to Use Certain Pronouns or Titles - Idaho Key Vote

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Title: Prohibits Governmental Entities From Compelling Employees to Use Certain Pronouns or Titles

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that prohibits governmental entities from compelling employees or students from using certain pronouns and titles in the state of Idaho.

Highlights:

  • Establishes that a government employee, regardless of the scope of such employee’s official duties, shall not be subject to adverse employment for actions declining to the following (Sec. 2): 

    • Identity another employees pronouns; or 

    • Address a person using a name other than the person’s legal name.

  • Prohibits an employee of a public school or public institution of higher education from knowingly addressing an emancipated minor student of a name  other than their legal name (Sec. 2). 

  • Establishes that students shall not be subject to disciplinary action by the school if they refuse to identify a student of such students' pronouns, or addresses a person by the name they were legally given (Sec. 2). 

  • Authorizes the bill to take effect on July 1, 2024 (Sec. 3). 

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Title: Prohibits Governmental Entities From Compelling Employees to Use Certain Pronouns or Titles

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that prohibits governmental entities from compelling employees or students from using certain pronouns and titles in the state of Idaho.

Highlights:

  • Establishes that a government employee, regardless of the scope of such employee’s official duties, shall not be subject to adverse employment for actions declining to the following (Sec. 2): 

    • Identity another employees pronouns; or 

    • Address a person using a name other than the person’s legal name.

  • Prohibits an employee of a public school or public institution of higher education from knowingly addressing an emancipated minor student of a name  other than their legal name (Sec. 2). 

  • Establishes that students shall not be subject to disciplinary action by the school if they refuse to identify a student of such students' pronouns, or addresses a person by the name they were legally given (Sec. 2). 

  • Authorizes the bill to take effect on July 1, 2024 (Sec. 3). 

Title: Prohibits Governmental Entities From Compelling Employees to Use Certain Pronouns or Titles

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