If enacted, this bill would update current statutes by removing specific membership qualifications for various public bodies appointed by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate. It would eliminate requirements for appointees to possess certain qualifications, such as being a livestock market owner for the Livestock Loss Board or having expertise in economics for the Economic Estimates Commission. Additionally, it would remove the necessity for appointees to represent specific organizations or demographics, including those related to the Arizona Tea Party Committee and the Ombudsman-Citizen Aide Selection Committee.

The bill would also introduce new provisions allowing for a broader range of appointments, including members appointed by the president of the senate and the governor who must represent organizations promoting tea party principles. It clarifies terms of service for committee members to five years and enhances confidentiality regarding military operations, stating that such information is not subject to public disclosure until a final decision is made by the federal government. Overall, the bill aims to streamline the appointment process, update qualifications for committee members, and ensure diverse political representation on the joint legislative audit committee.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 17-491, 26-261, 28-2439.01, 41-561, 41-1279, 41-1373, 41-1502, 45-2103, 48-6203, 48-6416, 49-456, 38-211, 28-8461, 26-262, 28-2439.02, 38-611, 41-5401, 41-1505, 41-1750, 92-544, 41-1504, 38-431.01, 38-431.03, 48-6406, 16-204, 11-532
Senate Engrossed Version: 17-491, 26-261, 28-2439.01, 41-561, 41-1279, 41-1373, 41-1502, 45-2103, 48-6203, 48-6416, 49-456, 38-211, 28-8461, 26-262, 28-2439.02, 38-611, 41-5401, 41-1505, 41-1750, 92-544, 41-1504, 38-431.01, 38-431.03, 48-6406, 16-204, 11-532
House Engrossed Version: 17-491, 26-261, 28-2439.01, 41-561, 41-1279, 41-1373, 45-2103, 48-6203, 48-6416, 49-456, 38-211, 28-8461, 26-262, 28-2439.02, 38-611, 48-6406, 16-204, 11-532