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AZ SB1190
Bill
Status
1/19/2021
Primary Sponsor
Kirsten Engel
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AI Summary
SB 1190 Summary
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Prohibits persons in the distribution chain (manufacturers, suppliers, wholesalers, distributors, retail sellers) from selling goods or services necessary for health, safety, and welfare at prices 25% or more above pre-disruption prices during abnormal market disruptions.
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Defines "abnormal disruption of the market" as changes caused by weather, natural disasters, power failures, strikes, civil disorder, war, military action, or other causes that trigger a gubernatorial state of emergency declaration.
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Assigns enforcement authority to the Arizona Attorney General.
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Establishes violations as class 2 misdemeanors, or class 1 misdemeanors if intentionally violated.
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Treats each violation and each day a violation continues as a separate offense.
Legislative Description
Price gouging; abnormal market disruptions
Prohibition
Last Action
Senate read second time
1/20/2021