Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not specify that a majority of members must be present for meetings to occur, only that a quorum is required for business transactions.
Joint Committee on Capital Review; Members; Designee
This bill amends section 41-1251 of Arizona Revised Statutes to allow the Senate minority leader to appoint a designee and sets terms for chairpersons of the Joint Committee on Capital Review.
What This Bill Does
- Amends section 41-1251 of Arizona Revised Statutes, which is about the Joint Committee on Capital Review.
- Allows the Senate minority leader to choose someone else to be in their place on the committee if they can't attend.
- Sets how long each chairperson from the Senate and House appropriations committees serves as the head of the Joint Committee on Capital Review.
Who It Names or Affects
- Members of the Joint Committee on Capital Review
- The Senate minority leader
Terms To Know
- Joint Committee on Capital Review (JCCR)
- A group that reviews capital projects in Arizona.
- Designee
- Someone chosen to represent another person when they can't be there themselves.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how often the committee must meet.
- It is unclear what happens if a member of the committee cannot serve for some reason.
- The bill only amends one section of Arizona Revised Statutes and does not create new laws.