technical correction; workers' compensation; investigation
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Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona Revised Statutes, specifically section 23-928, which governs the appointment of agents for investigations related to workers’ compensation. The amendment clarifies the powers of these agents, ensuring they have similar investigative authority to the commission and can take testimony like a court referee. The goal is to streamline the process for investigating workers’ compensation claims and ensure consistent enforcement.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Arizona Workers’ Compensation Commission to appoint agents for investigations.
- Specifies that agents can be members of the commission or other qualified residents of Arizona.
- Grants agents inquisitorial powers similar to the commission.
- Allows agents to take testimony as a referee in a superior court.
- States that agent recommendations are advisory and do not prevent further investigation.
Who is affected
- Arizona Workers’ Compensation Commission
- Employers in Arizona
- Employees receiving workers’ compensation benefits in Arizona
- Individuals involved in workers’ compensation investigations
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