Good!
List of professions included in the bill: (Uh, oh, plumbers. Hide your sawzalls!)
(1) Accountants;
(2) Architects, engineers, landscape architects, and interior designers;
(3) Barbers;
(4) Cosmetologists;
(5) Funeral directors and embalmers;
(6) Contractors;
(7) Home inspectors;
(8) Plumbers;
(9) Home improvement contractors;
(10) Locksmiths;
(11) Real estate brokers;
(12) Land surveyors;
(13) Soil scientists;
(14) Auctioneers;
(15) Individuals engaged in the application of pesticides;
(16) Rental location agents;
(17) Private investigators;
(18) Polygraph examiners;
(19) Individuals engaged with fire protection sprinkler systems;
(20) Servicers of fire extinguishers and related equipment;
(21) Alarm contractors;
(22) Private protective services;
(23) Geologists;
(24) Tattoo artists;
(25) Body piercing artist;
(26) Real estate appraisers; and
(27) Professional employer organizations.
Where did this come from? Seems like a big step backwards
Plumbers… Makes sense, why would you want the people who ensure your potable water is safe to drink be license?
What kind of plumbers that you have seen are using sawzalls🤔.
The UNQUALIFIED kind! 
Sawzall plumber:
I used to see a lot of that remodeling 50+ year-old homes where it was cast-iron pipe with threaded galvanized pipes. Notch the joists and lay the plumbing in place. I used to do that to the carpenters when doing track housing and guess what pretty soon they learn not to put floor joists under toilets, plumbing walls, or shower drains. I can’t see how that made it past a building inspector. This must have been a weekend Homer.
Lack of vent…weekend Homer. Three drains converging with no vent, dang!
I am for… people should always have a freedom to choose what’s best for them. Forcing licensing is protectionism at best.
These bills were both killed when legislators placed then in subcommittees