Concerning the creation of a peer health assistance program for dental hygienists.

Concerning state requirements applicable to certain licensed construction professionals, and, in connection therewith, requiring the state electrical board and the state plumbing board to direct enforcement of state licensing and supervisor-to-apprentice ratio requirements, specifying who is authorized to apply for electrical and plumbing permits, and making an appropriation.

Concerning a transfer from the general fund to the division of professions and occupations cash fund in the 2022-23 state fiscal year to facilitate fee relief for health-care providers regulated by the state board of nursing.

Concerning a requirement that certain real estate commission-approved forms specify whether the real estate transaction on which a form is based concerns a land surveyor's inspection of the real estate.

Concerning the enforcement of laws relating to unfair business practices committed by regulated persons.

Concerning the adoption of an interstate compact to allow a person who is a licensed professional counselor in the person's state of residence to practice professional counseling in a compact state in which the person is not licensed, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

Concerning a transfer from the general fund to the division of professions and occupations cash fund in the 2022-23 state fiscal year to facilitate fee relief for mental health professionals regulated by boards in the department of regulatory agencies.

Concerning the requirement that businesses licensed to sell motor vehicles have a principal place of business.

Concerning the naturopathic formulary.

Concerning an expansion of a physician assistant's ability to practice, and, in connection therewith, changing the relationship between a physician assistant and a physician or podiatrist from supervision to collaboration for physician assistants with less experience or who are working in a new specialty, establishing the collaboration requirements, and requiring physician assistants with more experience to consult with the physician assistant's health-care team.

Concerning legislative review of government regulations that significantly increase the regulatory burden on certain regulated entities.