The proposed bill seeks to amend section 44-1527 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, specifically addressing consumer fraud. It introduces new language that clarifies the process for the attorney general when a person fails to comply with a demand or subpoena. The bill replaces the term "sections" with "section" to streamline the reference to the relevant statutes and maintains the existing provisions regarding the attorney general's ability to file a petition with the superior court for compliance orders.

Additionally, the bill updates the language concerning the attorney general's discretion in disclosing evidence. It replaces the pronoun "he" with "the attorney general," ensuring gender-neutral language is used. This change aims to enhance clarity while preserving the attorney general's authority to request in-camera examinations of evidence when necessary for the investigation's integrity. Overall, the bill modernizes the language and improves the clarity of the existing statute without altering its substantive provisions.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 44-1527