Arizona SB1336 continues the State Land Department, establishes an oversight committee, and sets a termination date.
Arizona SB1336 amends state statutes to continue the State Land Department, which manages state-owned lands and resources. The bill establishes a temporary oversight committee to monitor the department's activities. This committee includes members appointed by the governor, legislative leaders, and minority leaders. The committee's duties include overseeing the department's rule adoption, policy statements, and compliance with state laws. The State Land Department is set to terminate on July 1, 2030, with related statutes repealed on January 1, 2031.
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