municipalities; counties; occupation; licensure; prohibition
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Overview
Senate Bill 1670 establishes statewide preemption for the licensing of individuals in certain occupations, specifically those covered under Title 32, Chapter 10 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. This bill prohibits municipalities and counties from requiring additional licenses or certifications for these professionals beyond what is required at the state level. The bill defines key terms related to licensure and occupation to ensure clarity.
Key provisions
- Prohibits municipalities from requiring additional licenses for Title 32, Chapter 10 occupations.
- Prohibits counties from requiring additional licenses for Title 32, Chapter 10 occupations.
- Defines ‘licensure’ as any training, education, test, certification, registration, or license.
- Defines ‘occupation’ as a paid job or profession.
- States that the licensure of individuals under Title 32, Chapter 10 is a statewide concern.
- Amends Title 9 and Title 11 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to implement these provisions.
Who is affected
- Municipalities
- Counties
- Contractors (specifically those covered under Title 32, Chapter 10)
- Individuals in occupations covered under Title 32, Chapter 10
Notable changes
- Prevents local governments from imposing additional licensing requirements on specific occupations.
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