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Primarily a housekeeping measure, this bill reorganizes and renumbers Utah's trust business statutes, adds new definitions, and expands the list of activities and roles that are explicitly excluded from the legal definition of "trust business" — meaning they do not require a state permit to operate as a trust company. The new exclusions include people serving as trust directors, trust protectors, or trust advisors; people acting as surrogates under health care decision laws; and guardians whose responsibilities are limited and non-financial in nature. The bill also clarifies that complaints against attorneys or CPAs who violate trust laws are to be forwarded to the Utah State Bar or the Division of Professional Licensing, respectively, rather than handled by the banking commissioner.