technology study committee; assistive technology
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill establishes the Technology First Study Committee to examine assistive technology and related initiatives in Arizona. The committee will consist of members from various state agencies, universities, and disability advocacy groups. Its primary goal is to identify emerging technologies, analyze how to better serve individuals with assistive technology needs, and ultimately recommend systemic changes to improve access and awareness of assistive technology across the state.
Key provisions
- Establishes the Technology First Study Committee.
- Defines the committee's membership, including representatives from state agencies, universities, and disability advocacy groups.
- Requires the committee to meet twice per year and submit a report to the governor, legislative leaders, and the Secretary of State by October 1, 2027.
- Directs the committee to study assistive technology, technology first initiatives, and emerging technologies.
- Authorizes reimbursement of expenses for certain committee members.
- Sets a delayed repeal date for the section establishing the committee.
- States the legislature’s intent to increase assistive technology awareness and facilitate access for Arizonans with developmental disabilities.
- Outlines the committee’s purpose to discover and recommend systemic changes regarding assistive technology.
Who is affected
- Individuals with developmental disabilities
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