Arizona SCR1050 proposes constitutional amendments to the Arizona legislature, including term limits, salary adjustments, and member qualifications.
Arizona SCR1050 proposes several amendments to the Arizona Constitution concerning the state legislature. It introduces term limits, stating that no member can serve more than twenty years. The bill also adjusts salaries for legislative members, with the annual salary for a legislative member of the state Senate being thirty percent of the salary of a member of the United States Congress who does not hold a leadership position, and the annual salary for a legislative member of the House of Representatives being half of that of a legislative member of the state Senate.
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