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AZ HB2319
Bill
Status
3/24/2021
Primary Sponsor
Ben Toma
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AI Summary
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Prohibits state agencies from denying occupational licenses to applicants who have been convicted of drug offenses under Arizona Title 13, Chapter 34 or 34.1, or equivalent offenses in other jurisdictions.
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Applicants with qualifying drug convictions cannot be denied either a regular occupational license or a provisional occupational license if otherwise qualified.
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Exempts the State Board of Education, health profession regulatory boards, the Department of Health Services, law enforcement agencies, and the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board from this requirement.
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Defines "occupational license" to include any permit, certificate, approval, registration, charter, or similar authorization allowing an individual to work in a lawful occupation, trade, or profession.
Legislative Description
License denial; prohibition; drug convictions
Prohibition
Last Action
Chapter 108
3/24/2021