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When a licensed physician or osteopathic physician asks a patient to sign a contract that includes a nondisclosure clause — a provision preventing the patient from reporting the provider's conduct to the state's Division of Professional Licensing — this bill would require the provider to first give the patient a standardized notice explaining their right to file such a complaint; without that notice, the nondisclosure clause would not be enforceable. The bill would require the Division of Professional Licensing to create and publish this model notice online, including information about what counts as unprofessional or unlawful conduct, how to file a complaint, and a reference to the relevant state law on reporting misconduct. The division would also be allowed to make additional administrative rules to carry out these requirements.