marijuana; qualifying illnesses; testing; complaints

This bill (SB 1640) is a definitional amendment to Arizona's naturopathic medicine licensing laws, not a substantive policy change. It revises specific terms used in the chapter governing naturopathic physicians, such as "adequate medical records," "direct supervision," "approved clinical training program," and "chelation therapy." The bill does not create new requirements or affect marijuana use, despite its title suggesting otherwise. It solely clarifies existing terminology for regulatory consistency. (Note: The bill text provided contains no provisions related to marijuana or medical complaints, only definitions.)