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Several Utah Department of Health and Human Services programs and advisory bodies that were scheduled to expire soon would have their repeal dates pushed back under this bill. The Rare Disease Advisory Council Grant Program, the Newborn Hearing Screening Committee, and the Rural Physician Loan Repayment Program Advisory Committee (along with related provisions about its per diem, expenses, and recommendations) would continue operating until 2036 instead of ending in 2026. The Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Grant Program, the Behavioral Health Receiving Center Grant Program, and the Behavioral Health Crisis Response Committee (along with related consultation and reporting requirements tied to it) would be extended to 2029 instead of ending in December 2026. The bill also appropriates $19,000 in state General Fund money for fiscal year 2027 to support the Rare Disease Advisory Council's work through the State Laboratory.