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Utah's existing "sensitive materials" law, which governs pornographic or indecent content in school instructional materials, would gain several new requirements under this bill. Local school districts and charter schools would be required to review any new instructional material before adding it to their collections to confirm it does not contain sensitive material, and any school whose material has been removed through the statewide review process (triggered when multiple districts flag the same material) would be barred from making that material available to students again. The bill also prohibits vendors who supply digital instructional materials to schools from using those materials to sell or promote goods and services to students, and it adds formal definitions for "contracting entity," "UETN" (the Utah Education and Telehealth Network), and "vendor" to clarify who these rules apply to.