Share this record: 𝕏 Post on X f Facebook
⚠ Senate Vote Pending — Idaho Session EndsMarch 27, 2026— Contact Your Legislators NOW
All Bills Legislators ← Front Page
Idaho Legislature · 2026 Session · 🟡 Senate Vote Pending

HB 822 — Parental Notification — Transgender Student Social Transition

The Idaho House passed HB 822 — requiring parental notification when a student requests social transition — 59-9. Senate vote expected before session ends March 27. Contact your legislators across all chambers now.

✅ House: 59-9 (Mar 11)🟡 Senate: Vote Pending📅 Session Ends Mar 27
The Idaho Ledger  ·  idaholedger.com/bills/hb822  ·  2026 Session
⏰ Action Required — Senate Vote Before March 27
The House passed HB 822 59-9 on March 11, 2026. The bill now goes to the Senate State Affairs Committee — chaired by Sen. Jim Guthrie. Session ends March 27. Contact senators, house members, and the federal delegation now.
What HB 822 Does

House Bill 822 requires schools, health care providers, and child care providers to notify parents within 72 hours when a minor student requests help facilitating a social transition — including requests to use a different name, pronouns, bathrooms, locker rooms, or sports teams than those aligned with the student's sex at birth.

Institutions that fail to notify parents face civil penalties of up to $100,000. Sponsor: Rep. Bruce Skaug (R-Nampa, District 10B). Co-sponsored by House Speaker Mike Moyle and Senate President Pro Tem Kelly Anthon.

House vote: 59-9 on March 11, 2026.

Roll Call — To Be Published
⏳ Awaiting Senate Vote
The Idaho Ledger will publish the full Senate roll call within hours of the vote. Follow @IdahoLedger on X for live updates.
Contact Your Representatives — All Chambers
35 Idaho State Senators. Your state senator votes on every Idaho bill. Find yours by district number — all 35 districts are represented here.
70 Idaho State Representatives — two per district. Your House members vote on every Idaho bill. Contact both reps from your district.
Idaho's 4 federal legislators represent you in Washington D.C. Federal contact forms require your address to verify you're a constituent. Use the contact links below.