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Bad bills dealing with student privacy and voter information pamphlets still in play.

Activity Report on bills SB1455, HB2088, SB1423, HB2201, HB2691, SB1141, HB2481, HB2481, HB2043, HB2221, HB2570, HCR2009

TWO BILLS THAT NEED SPECIAL ATTENTION:
SB1010  recycled materials report; state agencies This is a strike-all bill and now has nothing to do with recycled materials. As amended, it allows the sharing of some student personally identifiable information to be shared with third parties without parental consent. It was HELD in the House Government and Higher Education Committee, but it will probably surface again soon. Please contact all representatives and request a NO vote on SB1010. To read the offending amendment, click HERE
SB1351  schools; elections; ballot arguments; exclusion, As submitted, this was a great bill dealing with information placed on the information pamphlets distributed to voters regarding bond issue elections. It would have allowed governing board members to omit their name from the PRO argument if they were not in favor of the bond issue. As amended, this bill does the opposite. It effectively hides from voters any hint that there was any opposition by any board member to the request for additional bonds. Please contact all representatives and request a NO vote on SB1351. If you rendered a “for” vote on the RTS, please update it to “against”. To read offending amendment, click HERE

(*) For full info on any bill, click on the bill number column.
To see exactly how every legislator voted, click on the Results column.
Make a note of this information because it could be very valuable at election time, to evaluate whether candidates’ campaign rhetoric is supported or contradicted by their actions.
The latest results of actions on bills that we are watching, as reported on http://www.azleg.gov/, are as follows:

BILL # (*)

SHORT TITLE or

WHAT THE BILL DOES

 

WHERE

RESULTS (*)

SB1455

PARENTAL OPT-OUT – THIS BILL HAS BEEN AMENDED VIA STRIKE-ALL WITH THE TEXT OF THE OLD HB2056 THAT BOYER KILLED IN THE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE

SENATE 3RD READING

(may be reconsidered)

F-11-18-1

HB2088

SCHOOLS, ASSESSMENTS, INFORMED CONSENT PROTECTS PRIVACY OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION

SENATE EDUCATION

P-5-2-0

SB1423

gold and silver coins; taxation

HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS

HELD

HB2201

sovereign authority; commandeering; prohibition; exception

SENATE FEDERALISM, MANDATES AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

P-4-3-0

HB2691

refugee resettlement; procedures; audit

SENATE FEDERALISM, MANDATES AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

HELD

SB1141

legal tender; taxation; regulation

HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS

P-5-0-0

HB2481

schools; primary property tax ratesEXPANDS THE ABILITY OF BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES

SENATE FINANCE

P-4-1-0

HB2481

schools; primary property tax ratesEXPANDS THE ABILITY OF BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES

SENATE EDUCATION

P-6-0-1

HB2043

legal tender exchange; tax exclusion

SENATE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

SUSAN DONAHUE JOINED DEMS TO KILL IT

F-3-4-0

HB2221

attorney regulation; assessments; membership dues

LAWYERS RIGHT TO WORK

SENATE GOVERNMENT

P-4-3-0

HB2570

 

local government bonds; ballot statement

TRUTH IN BOND ELECTIONS

SENATE GOVERNMENT

P-4-3-0

HCR2009

independent redistricting commission; elected membership

WOULD ELIMINATE A LOT OF THE ABUSES PERPETRATED BY THE APPOINTED COMMISSION

SENATE GOVERNMENT

P-4-3-0

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Student Privacy and Parental opt-out among topics the AZ LEG will take up this week.

This week the AZ Legislature will be acting on bills SB1455, HB2088, SB1423, HB2201, HB2691, SB1141, HB2481, HB2481, HB2043, HB2221, HB2570, HCR2009
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT BILLS COMING UP:
SB1455 – OPT-OUT – Third reading vote by all senators on Monday 3/7 RTS comments NOT allowed
HB2088 – PRIVACY OF STUDENT DATA – Senate Education on Thursday 3/10 RTS comments allowed
The following table contains legislative bill(s) that are coming up soon for action in our state legislature.Please choose the bills that are most important to you, then contact everyone in the “who to contact” column and ask them to vote yes or no, depending on your wishes.

BILL #  
SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)		 WHO TO CONTACT
(2)		 WHERE
(3)		 DATE
(3)		 TIME
(3)		 VOTE
(4)
SB1455 PARENTAL OPT-OUT – THIS BILL HAS BEEN AMENDED VIA STRIKE-ALL WITH THE TEXT OF THE OLD HB2056 THAT BOYER KILLED IN THE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE ALL SENATORS 3RD READ SENATE FLOOR MON 3/7 Y
HB2088 SCHOOLS, ASSESSMENTS, INFORMED CONSENT PROTECTS PRIVACY OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU 3/10 9:00 AM Y
SB1423

 

 gold and silver coins; taxation HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS HHR-3 MON 3/7 2:00 PM Y
HB2201 sovereign authority; commandeering; prohibition; exception SENATE FEDERALISM, MANDATES AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY SHR-3 TUE  3/8 9:00 PM Y
HB2691 refugee resettlement; procedures; audit SENATE FEDERALISM, MANDATES AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY SHR-3 TUE  3/8 9:00 PM Y
SB1141 legal tender; taxation; regulation HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 3/9 9:00 AM Y
HB2481 schools; primary property tax rates EXPANDS THE ABILITY OF BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES SENATE FINANCE SHR-3 WED 3/9 9:00 AM N
HB2481 schools; primary property tax rates EXPANDS THE ABILITY OF BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU 3/10 9:00 AM N
HB2043 legal tender exchange; tax exclusion SENATE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SHR-109 WED 3/9 2:00 PM Y
HB2221 attorney regulation; assessments; membership dues
LAWYERS RIGHT TO WORK		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 3/9 2:00 PM Y
HB2570
 		 local government bonds; ballot statement
TRUTH IN BOND ELECTIONS		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 3/9 2:00 PM Y
HCR2009 independent redistricting commission; elected membership
WOULD ELIMINATE A LOT OF THE ABUSES PERPETRATED BY THE APPOINTED COMMISSION		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 3/9 2:00 PM Y

Footnotes:
(1) It is impossible to provide an adequate description in such limited space. For more information on any bill, click the bill number to access the AZLEG page dealing with that bill. If that does not work for you, go to http://azleg.gov/ and enter bill number on the upper right hand corner of the main page.
(2) For a roster of legislators, including committee members and contact info, go to
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ymrgc8338dncjs/AZLEG-ROSTER-2016.xls?dl=0
(3) When a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, the location, date, and time are provided. Otherwise the fields are blank
(4) Indicates our recommendation. Y = favor, N = oppose. ? = no consensus or not enough information.
Additionally, if a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, make sure you submit your comments via the “Request to Speak” ( ALIS / RTS ) program
Click on “Sign-On” below to sign-in and let your opinion be known. If you are not sure how to do it, read full instructions at https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6ae6g1d2hfo5ic/RTS-ADI-Instructions.doc?dl=0

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TRANSPARENCY IN GOVERNMENT GETS MIXED RESULTS THIS WEEK

Action taken on bills followed this week, HB2583, HB2088, HB2551, SB1280, SB1437, SB1452, SB1519, HB2544, HB2402, HB2447, SB1455.

HB2551 – Transparency, school bonds, overrides, funding sources – lost in the House 3rd Reading when 8 Republicans joined Democrats in torpedoing it. They were ACKERLEY, BOYER, RIVERO, SHOPE, CARTER, COLEMAN, PRATT, and ROBSON
HB2583 – Transparency in open meetings – also torpedoed by Republicans that joined Democrats. They were FANN, WENNINGER, ALLEN J, COLEMAN, PRATT, ROBSON, and FARNSWORTH.
HB2402 – Transparency, bond election pamphlet must contain disclosure of tax impact. Passed in the Senate Government Committee.

(*) For full info on any bill, click on the bill number column. To see exactly how every legislator voted, click on the Results column. Make a note of this information because it could be very valuable at election time, to evaluate whether candidates’ campaign rhetoric is supported or contradicted by their actions.

The latest results of actions on bills that we are watching, as reported on www.azleg.gov, are as follows:

BILL # (*) SHORT TITLE or
WHAT THE BILL DOES
 		 WHERE RESULTS (*)
HB2583 open meetings; audiovisual recordings
TRANSPARENCY BILL		 HOUSE 3RD READING F-28-31-1
HB2088 STUDENT PRIVACY OF INFORMATION. AS AMENDED, NOT NEARLY AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL VERSION HOUSE 3RD READING P-34-24-2
HB2551
 		 schools; bonds; overrides; funding sources
TRANSPARENCY IN BONDS AND OVERRIDES		 HOUSE 3RD READING F-27-32-1
SB1280 empowerment scholarship accounts; eligibility; administration SENATE 3RD READING P-17-13-0
SB1437 national defense laws; prohibited actions SENATE 3RD READING P-18-12-0
SB1452 unlawful executive actions; second amendment SENATE 3RD READING P-19-11-0
SB1519 early ballots; collection; receipt
POOR SUBSTITUTE FOR HB2023, FEEL GOOD BILL		 SENATE 3RD READING P-18-12-0
HB2544
 		 schools; statewide achievement assessments; menu. SENATE 3RD READING P-40-18-2
HB2402
 		 bonds; disclosure; notice
TRANSPARENCY IN BOND ELECTIONS		 SENATE GOVERNMENT P-4-2-1
HB2447 business entities; database; posting; requirements
SMALL BUSINESS FRIENDLY		 SENATE GOVERNMENT P-4-2-1
SB1455 PARENTAL OPT-OUT – CURRENTLY INCLUDES THE ALLEN OPT-OUT AMENDMENT SENATE COW DPA

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LEGISLATIVE ACTION ON EDUCATION BILLS

The following bills dealing with education saw action at the AZ legislature this week
(*) For full info on any bill, click on the bill number column.
To see exactly how every legislator voted, click on the Results column.
Make a note of this information because it could be very valuable at election time, to evaluate whether candidates’ campaign rhetoric is supported or contradicted by their actions. The latest results of actions on bills that we are watching, as reported on www.azleg.gov, are as follows:

BILL # (*) SHORT TITLE or
WHAT THE BILL DOES		 WHERE RESULTS (*)
HB2088 STUDENT PRIVACY OF INFORMATION. AS AMENDED, NOT NEARLY AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL VERSION, BUT STILL MUCH BETTER THAN NOTHING HOUSE EDUCATION P-5-1-1
HB2293 THIS IS A SHAM BILL, CONCOCTED BY BOYER AS A MEANS OF GETTING COVER WHILE DEFEATING SB2088 LET’S NOT FALL FOR IT. LET’S KILL THIS POOR EXCUSE FOR A BILL HOUSE EDUCATION HELD
HB2401 schools; desegregation funding; phase-down HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS P-5-4-0
HB2438 personal identifiable information PLACES LIMITS ON DISCLOSURE OF PII HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION P-7-0-0
HB2481 schools; primary property tax rates
EXPANDS THE ABILITY OF BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE PROPERTY TAXES		 HOUSE 3RD READING P-34-23-3
HB2510 experienced teacher retention pilot program
SPENDS $75,000,000 OF TAX PAYER MONEY OVER 5 YEARS		 HOUSE EDUCATION DISCUSSED AND HELD
HB2551 schools; bonds; overrides; funding sources HOUSE EDUCATION P-4-3-0
HB2665 charter schools; preference; foster children HOUSE EDUCATION P-6-0-0
SB1351 schools; elections; ballot arguments; exclusion SENATE FINANCE P-3-2-0
SB1376 school districts; consolidation; letter grades SENATE EDUCATION P-5-2-0
SB1389 student, teacher data collection; prohibitions SENATE EDUCATION P-4-3-0
SB1455 PARENTAL OPT-OUT – THIS BILL HAS BEEN AMENDED VIA STRIKE-ALL WITH THE TEXT OF THE OLD SB2056 THAT BOYER KILLED IN THE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE SENATE EDUCATION P-6-1-0

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FREE SPEECH, STUDENT PRIVACY, AND PARENTAL OPT OUT IN PLAY AT THE AZ LEGISLATURE

The Arizona Daily Independent has three articles dealing with three important subjects that have made progress in the AZ legislature. To read the articles, click on the links provided herein.
One is the expansion of FREE SPEECH on college campuses at
https://goo.gl/sZgMb2
The second one deals with parental INFORMED CONSENT regarding student data, at
https://goo.gl/bdLnHy
The third one addresses the ability of parents to OPT OUT of certain school activities, at
https://goo.gl/264wwI

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Alert on HB2088, HB2293, SB1455

The following table contains some very important information regarding HB2088, HB2293, SB1455, three parental rights and privacy of information bills that will be heard in committee very soon, but first a quick observation:
In communist countries there is no such thing as parental rights or privacy of information. This statement is not the result of hearsay or reading a book, but the result of personal experience. Some European so-called democracies are following this pattern. There are people in this country that would have us move in that direction. You still have the right and the ability to let your government know your opinion. Do not squander that right. Everyone reading this material should be contacting the members of the committees cited here in the manner that best suits them, namely via telephone, e-mail, or ALIS/RTS. Don’t count on the next guy doing it. He is counting on you to do it.
THESE ARE ALL STRIKER BILLS

BILL # SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)		 WHO TO CONTACT
(2)		 WHERE
(3)		 DATE
(3)		 TIME
(3)		 VOTE
(4)
HB2088 STUDENT PRIVACY OF INFORMATION. AS AMENDED, NOT NEARLY AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL VERSION, BUT STILL MUCH BETTER THAN NOTHING HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
HB2293 THIS IS A SHAM BILL, CONCOCTED BY BOYER AS A MEANS OF GETTING COVER WHILE DEFEATING SB2088 LET’S NOT FALL FOR IT. LET’S KILL THIS POOR EXCUSE FOR A BILL HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM N
SB1455 PARENTAL OPT-OUT – THIS BILL HAS BEEN AMENDED VIA STRIKE-ALL WITH THE TEXT OF THE OLD HB2056 THAT BOYER KILLED IN THE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU 2/18 9:00 AM Y

Footnotes:
(1) It is impossible to provide an adequate description in such limited space. For more information on any bill, click the bill number to access the AZLEG page dealing with that bill. If that does not work for you, go to http://azleg.gov/ and enter bill number on the upper right hand corner of the main page.
(2) For a roster of legislators, including committee members and contact info, go to
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ymrgc8338dncjs/AZLEG-ROSTER-2016.xls?dl=0
(3) When a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, the location, date, and time are provided. Otherwise the fields are blank
(4) Indicates our recommendation. Y = favor, N = oppose. ? = no consensus or not enough information.
Additionally, if a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, make sure you submit your comments via the “Request to Speak” ( ALIS / RTS ) program
Click on “Sign-On” below to sign-in and let your opinion be known. If you are not sure how to do it, read full instructions at https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6ae6g1d2hfo5ic/RTS-ADI-Instructions.doc?dl=0

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ALERT – HB2665, HB2024, HB2370, HB2691, SB1351, SB1523, SB1486, SB1519, SCR1016, HB2438, HB2682, HB2088, HB2510, HB2551, HB2571, HB2300, SB1524, SB1389,

The following table contains legislative bill(s) HB2665, HB2024, HB2370, HB2691, SB1351, SB1523, SB1486, SB1519, SCR1016, HB2438, HB2682, HB2088, HB2510, HB2551, HB2571, HB2300, SB1524, SB1389, that are coming up soon for action in our state legislature. Please choose the bills that are most important to you, then contact everyone in the “who to contact” column and ask them to vote yes or no, depending on your wishes.

WARNING: We have reached the point in the legislative session when strike-all amendments are widely used to slip legislation under the radar. Please remain alert!

BILL # SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)		 WHO TO CONTACT
(2)		 WHERE
(3)		 DATE
(3)		 TIME
(3)		 VOTE
(4)
HB2665 charter schools; preference; foster children HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM ?
HB2024 sovereign authority; federal actions HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2370 sovereign authority; refugees HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2691 refugee resettlement; procedures; audit HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1351 schools; elections; ballot arguments; exclusion SENATE FINANCE SHR-3 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1523 truth in taxation; levy increases SENATE FINANCE SHR-3 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1486 presidential preference election; appropriation; repeal SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SB1519 early ballots; collection; receipt
WOULD HELP PREVENT BALLOT HARVESTING		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SCR1016 surcharges; clean elections; education funding
WOULD HIDE EDUCATION FUNDING BEHIND CLEAN ELECTIONS		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM N
HB2438 personal identifiable information PLACES LIMITS ON DISCLOSURE OF PII HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION HHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y
HB2682 refugees; facilities; licensure HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION HHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y
SB1376 school districts; consolidation; letter grades SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM ?
HB2088
 schools; assessments; surveys; informed consent
PROTECTS STUDENT PRIVACY
CURRENT VERSION MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM ORIGINAL VERSION – READ ALL AMENDMENTS		 HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
HB2510 experienced teacher retention pilot program
SPENDS $75,000,000 OF TAX PAYER MONEY OVER 5 YEARS		 HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM N
HB2551 schools; bonds; overrides; funding sources HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
HB2571 property; diminution; compensation; federal law HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2300 firearms; prohibited governmental activities HOUSE JUDICIARY HHR-3 WED 2/17 9:30 AM Y
SB1524 regulatory actions; limitation SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SB1389 student, teacher data collection; prohibitions.
STUDENT PRIVACY BILL		 SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y

Footnotes:
(1) It is impossible to provide an adequate description in such limited space. For more information on any bill, click the bill number to access the AZLEG page dealing with that bill. If that does not work for you, go to http://azleg.gov/ and enter bill number on the upper right hand corner of the main page.
(2) For a roster of legislators, including committee members and contact info, go to
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ymrgc8338dncjs/AZLEG-ROSTER-2016.xls?dl=0
(3) When a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, the location, date, and time are provided. Otherwise the fields are blank
(4) Indicates our recommendation. Y = favor, N = oppose. ? = no consensus or not enough information.

Additionally, if a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, make sure you submit your comments via the “Request to Speak” ( ALIS / RTS ) program
Click on “Sign-On” below to sign-in and let your opinion be known. If you are not sure how to do it, read full instructions at https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6ae6g1d2hfo5ic/RTS-ADI-Instructions.doc?dl=0

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STUDENT PRIVACY, EDUCATION AND SANCTUARY CITIES AMONG UPCOMING LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY

Student privacy, education and sanctuary cities among upcoming legislative activity. The following table contains legislative bill(s) HB2665, HB2024, HB2370, HB2691, SB1351, SB1523, SB1486, SB1519, SCR1016, HB2438, HB2682, HB2088, HB2510, HB2551, HB2571, HB2300, SB1524, SB1389, that are coming up soon for action in our state legislature. Please choose the bills that are most important to you, then contact everyone in the “who to contact” column and ask them to vote yes or no, depending on your wishes.

WARNING: We have reached the point in the legislative session when strike-all amendments are widely used to slip legislation under the radar. Please remain alert!

BILL # SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)		 WHO TO CONTACT
(2)		 WHERE
(3)		 DATE
(3)		 TIME
(3)		 VOTE
(4)
HB2665 charter schools; preference; foster children HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM ?
HB2024 sovereign authority; federal actions HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2370 sovereign authority; refugees HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2691 refugee resettlement; procedures; audit HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1351 schools; elections; ballot arguments; exclusion SENATE FINANCE SHR-3 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1523 truth in taxation; levy increases SENATE FINANCE SHR-3 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
SB1486 presidential preference election; appropriation; repeal SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SB1519 early ballots; collection; receipt
WOULD HELP PREVENT BALLOT HARVESTING		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SCR1016 surcharges; clean elections; education funding
WOULD HIDE EDUCATION FUNDING BEHIND CLEAN ELECTIONS		 SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM N
HB2438 personal identifiable information PLACES LIMITS ON DISCLOSURE OF PII HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION HHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y
HB2682 refugees; facilities; licensure HOUSE GOVERNMENT AND HIGHER EDUCATION HHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y
SB1376 school districts; consolidation; letter grades SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM ?
HB2088
 schools; assessments; surveys; informed consent
PROTECTS STUDENT PRIVACY
CURRENT VERSION MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM ORIGINAL VERSION – READ ALL AMENDMENTS		 HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
HB2510 experienced teacher retention pilot program
SPENDS $75,000,000 OF TAX PAYER MONEY OVER 5 YEARS		 HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM N
HB2551 schools; bonds; overrides; funding sources HOUSE EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
HB2571 property; diminution; compensation; federal law HOUSE FEDERALISM AND STATES RIGHTS HHR-5 WED 2/17 9:00 AM Y
HB2300 firearms; prohibited governmental activities HOUSE JUDICIARY HHR-3 WED 2/17 9:30 AM Y
SB1524 regulatory actions; limitation SENATE GOVERNMENT SHR-3 WED 2/17 2:00 PM Y
SB1389 student, teacher data collection; prohibitions.
STUDENT PRIVACY BILL		 SENATE EDUCATION SHR-1 THU
2/18		 9:00 AM Y

Footnotes:
(1) It is impossible to provide an adequate description in such limited space. For more information on any bill, click the bill number to access the AZLEG page dealing with that bill. If that does not work for you, go to http://azleg.gov/ and enter bill number on the upper right hand corner of the main page.
(2) For a roster of legislators, including committee members and contact info, go to
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ymrgc8338dncjs/AZLEG-ROSTER-2016.xls?dl=0
(3) When a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, the location, date, and time are provided. Otherwise the fields are blank
(4) Indicates our recommendation. Y = favor, N = oppose. ? = no consensus or not enough information.

Additionally, if a bill is scheduled to be heard in committee, make sure you submit your comments via the “Request to Speak” ( ALIS / RTS ) program
Click on “Sign-On” below to sign-in and let your opinion be known. If you are not sure how to do it, read full instructions at https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6ae6g1d2hfo5ic/RTS-ADI-Instructions.doc?dl=0

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HB2023 Passed In House, HB2056, HB2088 – Alert

By Jose Borrajero

BALLOT HARVESTING BILL CLEARS COMMITTEE

HB2023 has passed in the House Elections Committee. A tally of the opinions rendered via the Request to Speak program (ALIS/RTS) revealed that 40% of the comments were in favor and 60% were against. That means that a lot more people on the other side made sure that they responded. If we want to advance The People’s agenda, we cannot allow this situation to continue. We need people to weigh-in.

TWO IMPORTANT BILLS are being ignored by the House Education Committee.

HB2056 statewide assessments; parental opt-out

(Parental Control and Student Privacy)
HB2088 schools; assessments; surveys; informed consent

(Parental Control and Student Privacy)

These bills were held back on 1/20 and have NOT been scheduled for the hearing on 1/27. If this subject is important to you, you may wish to contact the committee chairman and request that these bills be scheduled for a hearing. Don’t forget, the other side is right now requesting just the opposite.

Contact Rep. Paul Boyer E-Mail pboyer@azleg.gov Phone 926-4173 Fax 417-3153

INSTRUCTION-FOR-INTERFACE

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HB2056, HB2058, HB2088 – CALL TO ACTION

Legislative expert Jose Borrajero is recommending the following action:

BILL #  
SHORT TITLE OR WHAT THE BILL DOES
(1)		 WHERE
(2)		 DATE
(2)		 TIME
(2)		  
WHO TO CONTACT
 		 VOTE
(3)
HB2056 PARENTAL OPT-OUT, STATEWIDE ASSESSMENTS HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Y
HB2058

 

 MODIFICATIONS TO AZ BOARD OF EDUCATION HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE ?
HB2088

 

 SCHOOLS, ASSESSMENTS, INFORMED CONSENT PROTECTS PRIVACY OF PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION HHR-4 WED 1/20 2:00 PM HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE Y

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