ID H0207

Enacts the EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact (REPLICA) into Idaho law, allowing emergency medical technicians, advanced EMTs, and paramedics licensed in member states to practice across state lines under a "privilege to practice"

Relocates the compact provisions from Title 56 to a new Chapter 9 in Title 46 of Idaho Code, repealing 16 existing sections (56-1013B through 56-1013Q) and consolidating them under the Emergency Medical Services Act

Requires EMS personnel exercising interstate practice privileges to be at least 18 years old, hold an unrestricted license, and work under medical director supervision, while remaining subject to the laws and authority of the state where they provide care

Establishes the Interstate Commission for EMS Personnel Practice as the governing body, with one delegate per member state, authority to promulgate binding rules, maintain a coordinated database of licensure and adverse actions, and collect annual assessments from member states

Takes effect July 1, 2025, under an emergency declaration, and requires member states to implement criminal background checks using FBI-compliant fingerprint data within 5 years of compact activation