The proposed bill would make several technical corrections to existing Arizona statutes, specifically addressing multiple, defective, and conflicting legislative texts. It would repeal section 4-205.11 and amend sections 13-2910.11, 36-2212, 42-5159, and 48-261 to ensure that they reflect the correct legal language and incorporate amendments made by previous laws. The bill also includes provisions to repeal the erroneous versions of these sections as identified in prior legislative actions, thereby aligning them with the Constitution of Arizona.

Additionally, the bill would update the language regarding the restoration of rights to possess animals after a conviction for cruelty to animals, modifying the list of offenses and clarifying the application process. It would also adjust the definitions and requirements related to the formation of districts, ensuring that the terms "real" and "personal" properties are consistently applied throughout the relevant sections. Overall, the bill aims to streamline and correct statutory language to eliminate inconsistencies and enhance clarity in the law.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 4-205.11, 13-2910.11, 36-2212, 42-5159, 48-261
Senate Engrossed Version: 4-205.11, 13-2910.11, 36-2212, 42-5159, 48-261
Chaptered Version: 4-205.11, 13-2910.11, 36-2212, 42-5159, 48-261