CORPORATIONS – Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding the protection of vulnerable adults from financial exploitation.

Idaho's H 182 creates new rules to protect vulnerable adults from financial exploitation. It requires financial institutions, broker-dealers, and investment advisers (called "reporting persons") to report suspected exploitation to Idaho's Commission on Aging or Department of Finance. These professionals can also temporarily block suspicious transactions for up to 30 days while notifying authorized parties, with strict confidentiality rules. The law applies to adults 65+ or those with mental/physical impairments affecting their financial decision-making. It shields good-faith reporters from legal liability, except in cases of proven malicious intent.