ID H0573

Makes unlawful the use of whole-body imaging devices at public facilities or government buildings in Idaho for screening purposes, except as provided in the statute.

Prohibits whole-body imaging as the sole or primary screening method; may only be used after another screening method such as metal detection demonstrates cause for additional screening.

Requires individuals undergoing whole-body imaging to be informed about the technology's operation, privacy policies, generated images, and their right to request a pat-down search as an alternative.

Mandates deletion of all whole-body imaging images after the determination to allow or deny a person entry or boarding is made; images cannot be stored, transferred, shared, or copied.

Requires the Chief of the Bureau of Homeland Security to certify before implementation that repeated exposure to whole-body scanners will not harm frequent flyers or workers and to submit annual reports to the legislature on implementation, usage rates, privacy violations, and health effects.