Arizona SCR1026 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the previous fiscal year's appropriation bill to continue if a new one is not enacted.

Arizona SCR1026 proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Arizona, specifically to Article IV, Part 2, Section 20, concerning appropriation bills. If approved by voters and the Governor, the amendment would allow the previous fiscal year's appropriation bill to continue in effect if a new one is not signed into law by the start of the new fiscal year. Adjustments would be made for onetime transfers, debt service, inflation, and enrollment growth. The bill would not continue if the adjusted previous year's appropriations exceed projected general fund revenues for the new fiscal year.

Arizona SCR1026 proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the previous fiscal year's appropriation bill to continue if a new one is not enacted.

Arizona SCR1026 proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Arizona, specifically to Article IV, Part 2, Section 20, concerning appropriation bills. If approved by voters and the Governor, the amendment would allow the previous fiscal year's appropriation bill to continue in effect if a new one is not signed into law by the start of the new fiscal year. Adjustments would be made for onetime transfers, debt service, inflation, and enrollment growth. The bill would not continue if the adjusted previous year's appropriations exceed projected general fund revenues for the new fiscal year.