freedom of speech monument; committee
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
Senate Bill 1663 establishes a Freedom of Speech Monument Committee within the Arizona Legislature. This committee is responsible for nominating and approving individuals to be honored on a monument recognizing contributions to freedom of speech in the state. The bill outlines procedures for monument placement, including fundraising and construction responsibilities, and sets a sunset date for the legislation.
Key provisions
- Establishes a Freedom of Speech Monument Committee with specified members.
- The committee will nominate and approve individuals for recognition on the monument.
- Nominated individuals must be deceased for at least five years.
- The Legislative Council is authorized to place the monument in the Governmental Mall.
- Private fundraising and contracts are solely the responsibility of the monument’s proponents.
- The state cannot facilitate fundraising or establish a dedicated fund for the monument.
- The bill is repealed after September 30, 2029.
Who is affected
- Arizona Legislature
- Members of the Arizona Senate and House of Representatives
- The Arizona Supreme Court
- Potential recipients of recognition on the monument
Notable changes
- Authorizes placement of a monument in the Governmental Mall.
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