HCR 2036 Arizona House · 57th Legislature - First Regular Session

legislative measure limit; mandatory hearings

HCR 2036 is a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit Arizona legislators to introducing no more than 10 bills during a regular legislative session, with only repeal bills allowed in the second session. It also requires committee hearings for any bill cosponsored by at least one member from each of the two largest political parties. Exceptions include emergency measures, general appropriation bills, and budget reconciliation bills. The amendment aims to reduce legislative volume and promote cross-party consideration, as stated in the "findings" that "there are already enough laws." This proposal must be approved by voters before taking effect.
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Introduced Feb 24, 2025 Last action Feb 25, 2025
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Alex Kolodin
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