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AZ SB1703
Bill
Status
3/21/2023
Primary Sponsor
Justine Wadsack
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AI Summary
Senate Bill 1703 Summary
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Prohibits employees of state, local government, and other institutions from acting in loco parentis to a child without parental consent, as established in Section 1-602(D).
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Removes "in loco parentis" status from the definition of "person who has custody" in education law (Section 15-101), limiting who can make decisions affecting students.
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Eliminates references to "in loco parentis" relationships in child labor exemptions, domestic violence leave provisions, and immunization consent requirements throughout Arizona Revised Statutes.
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Modifies family law to clarify that third-party visitation rights for in loco parentis individuals require specific conditions including pending dissolution of marriage or three-month separation of parents (Section 25-409).
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Repeals Section 44-133 entirely and requires a three-fourths vote in both legislative houses for amendment to Section 23-371 (domestic violence leave definitions) to take effect.
Legislative Description
In loco parentis; prohibition
Prohibition
Last Action
House read second time
3/27/2023