AZ Regular Legislative Session 2022
The 2022 Regular AZ Legislative Session begins January 10, 2022
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-2022 Session is set to end May 13, 2022
-Prefiling for bills started Nov. of 2021.
-All bills must go through the proper steps during session to be voted on.
If a bill is passed through all steps, it will then be directed to the Governors desk where he can either sign the bill or veto the bill.
Bills signed will then be chaptered and go into effect 90 days from the close of the legislative session.
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AzCMF will be tracking bills related to medical freedom & parental rights here.
Although we will establish a position on bills, we always encourage you to continue your research on bills and come to your own conclusion.
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Bills will be assigned to committees on a weekly basis. Find the current week to vote on RTS & to stay up to date with each bills status.
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For the week of 1-17-22 to 1-21-22
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BILL # VOTE TITLE LATEST DESCRIPTION
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school board associations; membership;payment
Jan. 18 @ 2pm
Room SHR1
Senate Education Committee
YES
SB1011
Remove taxpayer $ from going to membership for state or nat'l school board associations
SB1015
YES
medical records; minors; parent access
Jan. 19 @ 9am
Room SHR1
Senate Health Committee
Notwithstanding any other law, a parent has the right to access & review medical records of their minor child
SB1077
YES
AHCCCS; chiropractic care; report
Jan. 19 @ 9am
Room SHR1
Senate Health Committee
Change to have AHCCCS cover chiropractic care when ordered by PCP
SB1161
YES
prescription drug coverage; steering prohibition
Jan 18 @ 9am
Room SHR1
Senate Health Committee
Prohibits transferring patient or prescriber identifiable prescription information for commercial purposes. Prohibits pharmacist from coercing a patient into using certain providers.
HB2025
NO
schools; parental classroom visitation policies
Jan 18 @ 2pm
Room HHR4
House Education Committee
States parents can visit or observe a school UNLESS it is a health risk. (health risk is NOT defined in the bill and is too broad and open for interpretation)
HB2040
YES
ESAs; special education services; notification
Jan 18 @ 2pm
Room HHR4
House Education Committee
Qualified school shall notify parent if their child meets already provided special ed services & the school provides them, BEFORE the parent pays tuition from an ESA.
HB2043
YES
employer liability; COVID-19 vaccine requirement
Jan 19 @ 9am
Room HHR4
House Judiciary Committee
If an employer denies a religious exemption & requires a person to receive a COVID19 vaccine, the employer is liable to the person for damages that result by receiving the covid19 vaccine.
SB1165
YES
interscholastic; intramural athletics; biological sex
Jan 20 @ 9am
Room SHR1
Senate Judiciary Committee
Interscholastic sports via school shall be based on biological sex I.E. "male, men, boy" "females, women girls" or "COED MIXED"