trade or commerce; technical correction
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona Revised Statutes, specifically section 34-255, which addresses restrictions on employment for convicted individuals. It clarifies that a person convicted of a violation of section 34-252 is ineligible to contract with governmental agencies, either directly or indirectly, for a period of up to three years following the conviction. The bill also allows a court to prohibit a convicted person from holding an officer, director, employee, or agent position within a corporation that performs public work contracts with governmental agencies for a similar period.
Key provisions
- Prohibits convicted individuals (as defined by section 34-252) from entering contracts with governmental agencies.
- The prohibition lasts for up to three years from the date of conviction.
- Allows courts to extend the prohibition to up to three years from the conviction date.
- Restricts convicted individuals from holding officer, director, employee, or agent positions within corporations that contract with governmental agencies.
Who is affected
- Convicted individuals
- Governmental agencies
- Corporations that contract with governmental agencies
- Officers, directors, employees, and agents of corporations
Notable changes
- Clarifies the scope of restrictions on convicted individuals contracting with governmental agencies.
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