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The Utah Homeless Services Board, which helps guide the state's strategy for addressing homelessness, would gain two new members under this bill: one representative with expertise in physical or mental health care appointed by University of Utah Health, and another appointed by the largest nonprofit hospital system operating multiple hospitals in Utah. The bill specifies that these two appointees generally should not represent the same field of health care (one focused on physical health, the other on mental health), unless a qualified person is available to represent both areas. This change brings direct health care expertise onto the board responsible for shaping Utah's approach to homeless services.