AZ HB2633

Establishes the Arizona Commission on Latino Affairs consisting of 8 advisory members appointed by the governor (including education, health, legal, social services, and business experts) plus 9 voting members (7 Latino, 2 non-Latino) serving three-year terms without compensation.

Requires the commission to advise the governor on policies affecting Latino communities, assist local groups in developing programs, serve as liaison to federal/state/local agencies, and conduct periodic conferences throughout the state.

Creates the Arizona Commission on Latino Affairs Fund to receive public and private gifts, grants, and fees, with monies continuously appropriated and exempt from lapsing provisions.

Mandates the commission submit an annual report by December 31 to the governor and legislature detailing proceedings, findings, and recommendations, including proposed legislation.

Establishes an annual Latino Legislative Day on the second Thursday of March to honor Latino history, culture, and contributions, featuring activities and discussions between state and community leaders.