HB2584

Public monies; genetic sequencing; prohibition

Vetoed·4/13/26

Arizona HB2584 prohibits the use of public funds for genetic sequencing procedures performed with devices produced by companies domiciled in certain.

Arizona HB2584 amends the state's statutes to prohibit the use of public funds for genetic sequencing procedures performed with devices produced by companies domiciled in specific foreign adversaries. These adversaries include the People's Republic of China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, Syria, or the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The bill also includes any country designated as a foreign adversary by the federal government and any agent or entity under significant control of a foreign adversary.

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Roll Call Votes

16 Yea

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12 Nay

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2 Not Voting

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Calendar

Mar 16

1:00 PM

Senate Rules

Mar 11

9:00 AM

Senate Health and Human Services

History

Apr 13

Governor Vetoed

Apr 9

Transmitted to Governor

Apr 8

Senate

Senate third reading PASSED voting: (16-12-2-0)