AZ HB2269

Establishes a House interim study committee on unmanned aircraft consisting of three House members appointed by the Speaker, with no more than two from the same political party.

Committee shall study the use of unmanned aircraft by law enforcement for three purposes: countering high-risk terrorist attacks (with Homeland Security determination), operations under search warrant authorization, and emergency situations requiring swift action to prevent imminent danger or escape.

Committee must assess economic development, safety, privacy concerns, and potential applications of unmanned aircraft use.

Committee shall submit findings and recommendations to the Governor, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House by December 31, 2013, with a copy to the Secretary of State.

Committee is automatically repealed on September 30, 2014.