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Utah law already lists several categories of people who can practice health-related work without a state license — military personnel, students in training programs, and out-of-state practitioners, among others. This bill adds traditional healing providers to that list, explicitly exempting them from state licensing requirements when they are providing traditional healing services as defined in existing Utah law, with specific rules to be developed by the state licensing division in consultation with Utah Native American tribes and indigenous communities.