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Under current Utah law, government agencies are barred from signing contracts with companies that participate in a boycott of Israel or engage in certain other economic boycotts, and companies must certify their compliance with these rules as a condition of doing business with the state. If passed, this bill would eliminate that entire section of law, removing the boycott-related contracting restrictions, the certification and notice requirements for companies and public entities, and the related provisions barring interference with state programs or business relationships tied to these boycott rules.