mine inspector; four-year term

This constitutional amendment (SCR 1031) proposes to establish a permanent office of mine inspector in Arizona, replacing the current constitutional provision. It sets a four-year term for elected mine inspectors, with the first elected official serving starting in the 1994 election. The amendment also imposes a two-term consecutive service limit for inspectors, applying to terms beginning after January 1, 2027. If approved by voters, this would change how the mine inspector position is filled and governed, directly affecting future mine safety oversight and election cycles. The bill requires voter approval at the next general election to become effective.