Bill > SB1649

This bill proposes several modifications to existing Arizona statutes related to various legislative and state commission appointments, primarily adjusting the composition, qualifications, and appointment processes for multiple state commissions and boards. The changes include removing specific professional requirements for some appointees, altering the number of members appointed by the president of the senate and speaker of the house of representatives, and eliminating detailed qualifications such as representing specific industries or having particular expertise. For example, in the Livestock Loss Board, the bill removes requirements that certain members be a livestock auction market owner or a university faculty member. Similarly, in the Military Affairs Commission and the Arizona Tea Party Committee, the bill modifies the specific backgrounds or representational requirements for appointees. The bill also makes some technical corrections, such as changing grammatical formatting and removing unnecessary language. These amendments appear to provide more flexibility in appointments while maintaining the overall structure of these state-level commissions and boards. The changes apply to various entities including the Livestock Loss Board, Military Affairs Commission, Economic Estimates Commission, and several other state-level advisory and oversight committees.

Government Affairs

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83102