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This bill updates how the Office of Professional Licensure Review — the state body that examines whether occupational licensing rules are necessary and appropriate — conducts and records its work. It formally defines "harm" as a present, recognizable, and significant harm to public health, safety, or financial welfare, and requires the office to document its findings when reviewing occupational regulations. It also expands who can submit inquiries to the office: while the office was already required to respond to legislators, it now must also review and respond to inquiries from ordinary members of the public, subject to the office's capacity, and must notify the inquiring person's elected legislators when such a request is received.