Legislators

• Legislators and other public servants are prohibited from accepting gifts from someone known to be interested in a bill or proceeding in return for legislative action. Trivial gifts valued at less than $50 and gifts conferred by family or personal contacts are excepted.
  
  

Gifts from Businesses

• Idaho Senate Bill No. 1375 (2004) prohibits any government official or public servant from accepting gifts from individuals who hope to do business with the government.
  
  

Regulatory and Law Enforcement Officials

• No public servant who works in a regulatory department or agency, conducts inspections or investigations, litigates on behalf of the government or has custody of prisoners may accept gifts from a person "known to be subject to such regulation, inspection, investigation or custody, or against whom such litigation is known to be pending or contemplated," says the Senate Bill.