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Utah's Behavior Analyst Licensing Act, which sets state licensing requirements for professionals who provide behavior analysis services (often used in treating autism and other behavioral health needs), is currently scheduled to expire on July 1, 2026. This bill would push that expiration date back to July 1, 2036, keeping the licensing requirement in place for another decade rather than allowing it to lapse. The bill also sets a new July 1, 2035 repeal date for Utah's Health Facility Administrator Act, which governs licensing for administrators of health care facilities. The remaining changes simply renumber the list of existing sunset dates for other licensed professions in this section of law without altering those other timelines.