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Under existing law, private probation providers are prohibited from simultaneously charging a defendant for both probation supervision and other services like mental health therapy, education, or rehabilitation. This bill updates the terminology used in that rule — replacing "licensee" with "human services program" — and adds an explicit enforcement mechanism requiring the state to revoke the license of any provider that violates the prohibition. The narrow exception allowing a provider to offer both services remains in place only when no other qualifying provider exists within 50 miles and the defendant gives written informed consent.