The resolution proposes a measure regarding photo enforcement systems in Arizona, which will be submitted to voters for approval. It seeks to amend several sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes related to traffic laws, specifically addressing the definition and use of photo enforcement systems. The resolution aims to repeal existing statutes that govern these systems and introduce a new section that prohibits local authorities or state agencies from using photo enforcement systems to identify traffic law violators, such as those exceeding speed limits or failing to obey traffic control devices.

The legislative intent behind this resolution emphasizes the importance of maintaining law enforcement within the purview of trained officers rather than outsourcing it to private entities, which could lead to potential abuses. The resolution aims to ensure that law enforcement serves the public interest rather than generating revenue for the government. If approved by voters, this measure will be enacted and proclaimed by the Governor, reinforcing the commitment to traditional law enforcement practices in Arizona.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 28-601, 28-627, 28-1201, 28-1202, 28-1203, 28-1204, 28-1205, 28-1206, 28-1602, 28-5201, 28-5432, 11-441, 28-1106, 28-1171, 28-101, 28-667, 28-1092