Arizona HB2228 mandates reporting of elder abuse cases to the attorney general and establishes a central registry.

Arizona HB2228 amends the elder abuse reporting process by requiring individuals who file actions related to elder abuse to notify the attorney general within 30 days. The attorney general must maintain a registry of these cases, including details such as the date of the action, the conduct in question, and the parties involved. The registry is accessible to the public upon written request. The bill also allows individuals to submit written statements to the registry, which become part of the public record.

Arizona HB2228 mandates reporting of elder abuse cases to the attorney general and establishes a central registry.

Arizona HB2228 amends the elder abuse reporting process by requiring individuals who file actions related to elder abuse to notify the attorney general within 30 days. The attorney general must maintain a registry of these cases, including details such as the date of the action, the conduct in question, and the parties involved. The registry is accessible to the public upon written request. The bill also allows individuals to submit written statements to the registry, which become part of the public record.