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This bill makes several changes related to expenditure limitations and tax revenue distribution, primarily affecting school districts and other political subdivisions. It repeals a section of law concerning school district expenditure limitations, effectively removing a specific control on how school districts can spend certain funds. The bill also amends existing statutes to clarify how monies are used for probation services, adjust construction cost thresholds for public projects, and modify how the Economic Estimates Commission (a state body that determines expenditure limits) calculates and reports these limitations. Additionally, it adjusts the distribution of transaction privilege tax (often called sales tax) revenues, impacting how certain tax collections are designated for distribution. Importantly, the bill includes a provision that it will only become law if the Arizona Constitution is amended by a vote of the people and specifies that these changes will apply to fiscal years beginning after June 30, 2027, with certain sections requiring a three-fourths vote for enactment.

Education

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84646