commerce authority; trade offices
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill amends the Arizona Commerce Authority’s structure and powers. It establishes a board of directors with diverse private sector representation and designates specific state officials as ex officio members. The bill also expands the authority’s responsibilities to include developing long-range economic plans, establishing trade offices in other states, and supporting small and rural businesses. It outlines procedures for fee collection, grant administration, and data reporting to the governor and legislature.
Key provisions
- Establishes a board of directors with diverse private sector representation and designated ex officio members.
- Expands the Arizona Commerce Authority’s responsibilities to include establishing trade offices in other states.
- Requires the authority to collect fees for processing applications and administering incentives.
- Mandates the authority to develop and submit long-range economic plans to the governor.
- Creates a program to assist entrepreneurs with permitting and licensing requirements.
- Requires cities, towns, and counties to submit data on building permit and zoning processes to the authority.
- Requires employers seeking incentives to participate in the E-Verify program.
- Modifies the authority’s accounting practices and exempts it from certain state regulations related to IT and motor vehicles.
Who is affected
- Arizona Commerce Authority
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