AZ HB2283

Establishes the rural and tribal economic development and cooperation study committee composed of four legislators (two from House, two from Senate), the director of the Department of Revenue, and six representatives from rural/tribal organizations, nonprofits, tribes, and universities.

Designates one House member and one Senate member as co-chairpersons of the committee.

Committee is authorized to research and make recommendations for improving rural and tribal economic development and opportunities for state and local government cooperation with Indian tribes in regional economic planning.

Committee may hold public hearings, conduct fact-finding tours, and take testimony; legislature shall provide staff and support services.

Committee must submit findings and recommendations to the governor, president of the senate, and speaker of the house on or before December 31, 2023; the section repeals automatically on September 30, 2024.