The proposed bill amends various sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes to streamline the regulation of agricultural products and health profession boards. Key changes include the repeal of specific sections related to the Arizona beef council and the cotton research and protection council, transferring responsibilities to the Arizona Department of Agriculture. The animal services division's duties will expand to include oversight of milk, dairy, livestock, aquaculture, and meat inspections, while eliminating administrative functions for the beef council. Additionally, the bill introduces provisions for the abatement of agricultural nuisances, including civil penalties and property liens, and updates livestock inspection fees.

In the realm of health professions, the bill modifies the governance structure of the acupuncture board and the board of homeopathic and integrated medicine examiners by removing the annual meeting requirement for financial compensation and allowing the appointment of an executive director who is not a board member. It also clarifies designations for licensed individuals and updates definitions related to health professionals. Overall, the bill aims to reduce regulatory burdens, enhance efficiency, and clarify the roles of various boards and agencies within Arizona's regulatory framework.