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Utah's existing school "sensitive materials" law gets several new additions under this bill: school districts and charter schools must now review any instructional material before adding it to their collections to confirm it doesn't contain sensitive material (defined as pornographic or indecent content under state law); any school that has had a material removed through the statewide threshold process is permanently prohibited from making that material available to students again; and companies that provide digital instructional materials to schools are barred from using those materials to sell or advertise goods and services to students. The bill also adds formal definitions for "contracting entity," "UETN," and "vendor" to clarify who these rules apply to.