What does Chapter 401 of the UCC cover?

Chapter 401 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is primarily focused on the regulation of transactions related to sales and leases of goods, rather than administrative actions, licensing, or health standards. This chapter provides a comprehensive framework governing the creation, performance, and enforcement of contracts in commercial transactions.

Specifically, it facilitates smoother transactions by setting forth guidelines on how goods can be sold and leased, how contractual agreements should be formed, and the rights and obligations of parties involved. The UCC aims to harmonize the law of sales and leases to streamline commerce across state lines.

Since the focus of Chapter 401 is more on the transactional aspects rather than certification, healthcare standards, or specific licensing for facilities, it does not align with the context of the provided choices regarding administrative actions or health care standards. This makes the selection of options that suggest other topics less applicable.