Generally revise health care laws related to doulas

Fixed a line-break error in the fee payment clause to ensure the text flows correctly as 'pay the fees prescribed by the department'.

The effective date for mandatory state certification was moved from January 1, 2027, to January 1, 2026.

The agency responsible for licensing doulas was changed from the Department of Public Health and Human Services to the Department of Labor and Industry.

The definition of 'Doula' was updated to explicitly include support provided during the postpartum period.

The definition of 'Traditional healing provider' was clarified to ensure it remains distinct from the definition of a doula.

Added a termination date to the bill title, establishing an expiration for the new doula regulations.

Set the effective date for new doula licensing rules to July 1, 2031.

Updated the bill number from SB 319.3 to SB 319.4.

Added a new definition for 'Traditional Healing Provider' and clarified that 'Doula' does not include friends, family members, or traditional healing providers.

Created a new exemption allowing qualified members of other professions, businesses, and volunteer organizations (including peer mentors and coaches) to perform duties consistent with their training without a doula license, provided they do not represent themselves as doulas.

Changed the certification title from 'Certification' to 'Certification Licensure' and added a requirement for the department to issue limited licenses for individuals with supervised professional experience.

Extended the effective date for mandatory certification requirements from the original date to January 1, 2027.

The definition of 'doula' was changed to specify support is provided to a 'pregnant person WOMAN,' narrowing the scope to female individuals.

The bill header was updated from 'SB 319.1' to 'SB0319.2' and separator lines were removed.

Bill number changed from LC 1837 to SB 319.1 to reflect its status as a Senate bill.

The list of bill sponsors was added to the header, replacing the placeholder text.

Page markers and footer text were updated to indicate the 'Authorized Print Version' of SB 319.