increasing the inspection cycle for establishments that provide certain services, providing for the regulation of remote service businesses and digitally prearranged remote services, including recommendations from the Advisory Board’s workgroups to reduce regulatory burdens by removing outdated requirements for schools, and providing more clarity to the industry by using updated and standardized terminology. The adopted rules also lower the number of hours required to obtain a Class A Barber license from 1,500 to 1,000 hours.