HB2773

International criminal court; government resources

Chamber Passed·2/26/26

Arizona HB2773 prohibits state agencies and political subdivisions from using resources to aid the International Criminal Court.

Arizona HB2773 amends state statutes to prohibit state agencies, political subdivisions, and their employees from participating in or aiding the International Criminal Court. This includes using state assets or funds to support any activities of the International Criminal Court. The bill also renames a chapter in the Arizona Revised Statutes to reflect its focus on government operations and resources.

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Where it stands

Last
Passed the House · 31–22 · Feb 26
Current
Federalism Committee
Next
Senate floor vote

Sponsors

0
1
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

31 Yea

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22 Nay

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7 Not Voting

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Calendar

Feb 9

1:00 PM

House Rules

Feb 4

9:00 AM

House Government

History

Mar 10

Senate

Senate read second time

Mar 9

Senate

Introduced in Senate and read first time

Mar 9

Senate

Assigned to Senate FED Committee