occupational safety advisory committee; continuation

This bill establishes the Arizona Commerce Authority as a state agency dedicated to growing the economy by attracting and retaining businesses. It creates a board of directors led by the governor and composed of private sector leaders, appointed officials, and representatives from various sectors like universities and local governments. The authority will operate without compensation for its board members but can reimburse travel expenses, and it must maintain transparent records while allowing limited private discussions on sensitive business opportunities. Additionally, the law defines specific types of jobs created by business expansion, including direct, indirect, and induced employment, to help measure economic impact.