An emergency measure that extends the deadline for a person to claim a grandfathered right to withdraw or receive and use groundwater in the Douglas active management area_x000D_
(Douglas AMA).

HB2016

Douglas Groundwater Act

Requires the Director of Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) to consider any type of water or water sources that are commingled together when determining whether an applicant is issued a certificate or designation of assured water supply.

AZ HB2017

Assuring Water Supply

Requires the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) to provide public access to_x000D_
information related to groundwater modeling used to evaluate assured water supply_x000D_
designations.

HB2019

Public Inspection of Groundwater

This bill establishes the right to a jury trial when there is a possibility  of termination of parental rights for an individual.

HB2177

Right to a Jury for Parental Rights

This bill prohibits ticket resellers from doing certain practices which may make it harder for people to get decent priced tickets. It also restricts ticket reselling before tickets are made available to the public.

HB2194

Restricting Ticket Scalping in Arizona

HB2242 introduces defenses against prosecutions for sexual conduct with a minor under specific circumstances, providing legal protections for certain individuals or scenarios. It states that sexual conduct with a minor who is under fifteen years of age is a class 2 felony and is punishable under section 13-705. Sexual conduct with a minor who is at least fifteen years of age is a class 4 felony and if the perpetrator is placed on probation they shall be sentenced to serve one year in jail. Sexual conduct with a minor who is at least fifteen years of age is a class 2 felony if the person is or was in a position of trust and the convicted person is not eligible for suspension of sentence, probation, pardon, or release from confinement. _x000D_
Defenses:_x000D_
    - Defense based on Lawful Medical Practice: The bill establishes a defense if sexual conduct with a minor was carried out in furtherance of lawful medical practice. This provision acknowledges situations where medical treatment may involve physical examinations or procedures that could otherwise be construed as sexual conduct._x000D_
    - Defense based on Lack of Consent due to Age: It introduces a defense if the victim's lack of consent is attributable to their age (fifteen, sixteen, or seventeen years old), provided that the defendant did not know and could not reasonably have known the victim's age at the time of the offense._x000D_
    - Defense for Emergency Medical Treatment: The bill creates a defense for individuals, such as licensed physicians, registered nurses, or those rendering emergency care at the scene of an emergency, who administer treatment in good faith under urgent circumstances where obtaining consent is not feasible._x000D_
    - Spousal Defense: It recognizes a defense if the accused was the spouse of the minor at the time of the offense. However, this defense is explicitly stated not to apply in cases prosecuted under section 13-1406, which likely pertains to specific circumstances where spousal defense is not deemed appropriate or relevant._x000D_
    - Close-in-Age Exemption: Lastly, the bill introduces an exemption for consensual sexual conduct between individuals aged fifteen, sixteen, or seventeen and a perpetrator who is no more than three years older than the victim. This provision acknowledges that in certain cases of close age proximity, consensual relationships between minors may not warrant criminal prosecution._x000D_


HB2242

HB2242 specifies legal protections concerning sexual conduct with minors in Arizona, addressing classification, punishment, and defenses to ensure fair legal outcomes.

Prohibits a person from intentionally misbranding a product that is not derived from livestock or poultry as meat or poultry and allows the Arizona Department of Health Services (DHS) to adopt applicable rules._x000D_


HB2244

Exposing Misbranded Foods

This bill increases penalties for certain crimes regarding the sale of fentanyl._x000D_
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First time Offender 5-15 years_x000D_
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Repeat offender: 10-20 years_x000D_


HB2245

Increasing Penalties for the Selling of Fentanyl

Expands open meeting law requirements to apply to all public bodies, except the_x000D_
Legislature, and requires all public bodies to provide for an opportunity for public comment before_x000D_
any final decision. Requires a public meeting agenda to be available at least 48 hours before the_x000D_
meeting._x000D_


HB2481

Public Transparency and Participation Act

Creates regulations on forced organ harvesting.

HB2504

Stopping Forced Organ Harvesting

This bill defines “drug-free school zones” and prohibits the possession, use, sale, or transfer of cannabis within these zones and imposes increased penalties for violations occurring within these areas. 

HB2664

Strengthening Drug-Fee School Zones

Urges Congress to enact legislation that transfers 30% of Western federal land to the states by 2030.

HCM2005

Transfer Federal Land to Arizona

Establishes penalties and enforcement against illegal border crossings._x000D_
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Makes an alien entering or attempting to enter Arizona directly from a foreign nation at_x000D_
any location other than a lawful port of entry (Illegal Entry) unlawful and a class 1_x000D_
misdemeanor._x000D_


HB2748

Establishing Penalties for Illegal Border Crossings

HCR 2060 aims to address the border crisis caused by weaknesses in immigration enforcement, introducing measures to empower law enforcement, reducing incentives for illegal immigration, regulating employment eligibility through the E-Verify program, and increasing punishments for criminals involved in human trafficking and fentanyl smuggling.

HCR2060

Secure the Border Act

Permits federal candidates for President of the United States, Senate and House of Representatives to designate observers for counting centers and establishes certain guidelines and minimum requirements for early ballot challengers, voting location challengers and observers.

SB1060

Allowing Candidates to Election Observers

States that immunizations for which a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) emergency use authorization has been issued are not required for school attendance.

HB2442

No Forced Emergency Authorized Vaccines in School

This Bill repeals the recent abortion ban instituted in Arizona.

HB2677

Repealing the Abortion Ban

Subject to voter approval, prohibits this state and any city, town, county, municipal corporation or other political subdivision of this state from imposing a fee or tax based on vehicle miles traveled by a person in a motor vehicle or enacting any rule or law to monitor or limit the vehicle miles traveled by a person in a motor vehicle._x000D_


HCR2018

Freedom of Vehicle Travel Act

The state may not require a bank or financial institution to use a social credit score when the bank or financial institution evaluates whether to lend money to a customer. _x000D_


HB2472

Prohibiting the use of a Social Credit Score in Banking

Resolution to Expel Liz Harris for "Disorderly Conduct"

HR2003

Resolution to Expel Liz Harris

Requires a public school to provide a reasonable accommodation to a person who is unwilling or unable to use specified facilities designated for their sex in a public school building or multioccupancy sleeping quarters while attending a public school-sponsored activity. Stipulates that if a public school gives a person of the opposite sex permission to use a restroom, changing facility or sleeping quarters, a person has a private cause of action against the public school._x000D_


SB1040

Reasonable Restroom Accommodations for Public School Students

Requires a social media platform (Platform) to publish censorship standards relating to deplatforming users. _x000D_


SB1106

Public Access to Media Censorship Standards

Requires the State Treasurer to post a current list of state investments by name and investment managers on the State Treasurer's website and update any changes within a reasonable period of time._x000D_


SB1139

Public Access to State Investments

Deems fentanyl coming across Arizona's borders as a public health crisis and that DHS must do everything within its authority to stem the crisis.

HB2469

Deeming The Fentanyl Epidemic a Public Health Crisis

States the Arizona House of Representatives and Arizona Senate encourage the U.S. Congress to enact the State Immigration Enforcement Act

HCM2007

Pass the State Immigration Enforcement Act!

This bill prohibits the Secretary of State from personally performing any aspect of election operations if they are a candidate in that election, except for the constitutional duty to certify the statewide canvass. 

HB2308

Secretary of State Election Responsibilities

This Bill allows any voter to request inclusion on the active early voting list to receive an early ballot by mail for eligible elections. The county recorder is responsible for maintaining this list as part of the voter registration roll. To be included on the list, a voter must submit a written request that meets specific requirements, including providing necessary personal information. If a voter fails to vote using an early ballot in two consecutive election cycles, they may be removed from the active early voting list.

HB2415

Cleaning Our Voter Rolls

This Bill expresses the legislature's support and affirmation of the Electoral College's significance in presidential elections for three main reasons. Firstly, the Founding Fathers included the Electoral College in the U.S. Constitution because they believed it was the most effective method for electing the President. Secondly, the Electoral College ensures that all regions of the country are engaged in the process of selecting the President. Finally, the Electoral College provides certainty to the outcome of the presidential election._x000D_


HB2477

Affirm Our Support of the Electoral College

This Bill gives information about the required doses, recommended ages for administering immunizations, authorized representatives from health agencies who can sign laboratory evidence of immunity, and other necessary provisions to implement the article. The bill lists certain immunizations that are not required for school attendance, including human papillomavirus, COVID-19, or any variant of COVID-19 immunizations, and those with a United States Food and Drug Administration emergency use authorization. However, any immunization required for in-person school attendance must be prescribed through a rule adopted by the director. 

HB2474

Vaccines in School

Requires an employer to allow an employee to take an unpaid leave of absence when the employee: a) Serves as an elected member in the Senate or the House of Representatives during a Legislative session; or b) Is required to perform administrative duties as required by the Legislature as an elected member.

HB2545

Unpaid Leave of Absence for Legislators

Directs hospitals to comply with federal hospital price transparency regulations. 

SB1603

Comply with Hospital Federal Price Regulations

Modifies the dates in which a school district governing board (governing board) is required to have an organizational meeting._x000D_


HB2663

School District Meeting Deadlines

Mandates The Arizona Board of Regents adopt rules to exempt a student from the requirement to pay student activity fees if payment would violate the student's conscience or the student: a) is a veteran who recently returned from service; b) was recently married or became a parent and does not participate in student activities; c) objects to the student activity fees on religious or moral grounds; d) demonstrates financial hardship; or e) is on campus only part time. 

SB1145

Student Activity Payment Exemptions

Mandates a governing board establish a mechanism for each school to receive and investigate complaints filed by students' parents alleging the school, school district or an employee or contractor of the school or school district has violated any of the parent's or student's rights.

SB1410

Mandate Investigation for a Violation of Parents Rights

This bill asserts the state's sovereignty and declares that both the state and its political subdivisions are prohibited from using any personnel or financial resources to enforce, administer, or cooperate with any act, law, treaty, order, rule, or regulation of the United States government that conflicts with any state law concerning the regulation of firearms. This includes any taxes, levies, fees, or stamps imposed on firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition that are not applicable to other goods and services and might reasonably discourage law-abiding citizens from purchasing or owning such items._x000D_


HB2394

Affirming Firearm Rights

Removes a device that is designed, made or adapted to muffle the report of a firearm from the definition of a prohibited weapon.

SB1109

Allowing Muffling Devices on Weapons

Proscribes a Subdivision from prohibiting a gun show from occurring within the Subdivision or enacting or enforcing any rule or policy that primarily affects and effectively prohibits a gun show from occurring. 

SB1428

More Gun Shows for Arizona

This bill extends the dedicated sales tax that continues to expand and modernize the regional transportation system.

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