Arizona SB1646 mandates state elected officials to be absent from the seat of government during certain state events.
Arizona SB1646 requires certain state elected officials to be absent from the seat of government during the inauguration of state elected officials, the governor's state of the state address, or any other state address by the governor where executive department members participate. The excused official must remain at least thirty-five miles away. The Department of Public Safety must establish a protective detail for the excused official, providing safe housing, transportation, communications, and a secure announcement to agency directors.
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