In November 2000, Proposition 204, an initiative measure, was passed into law by Arizona voters. The proposition requires Arizona to deposit over the next 25 years all money received from the tobacco litigation settlement into a Arizona Tobacco Litigation settlement fund. The Arizona Constitution Article IV, part I, section 1, subsection 6 allows the legislature to amend an initiative measure approved by a majority of the votes cast only if the amended legislation furthers the purposes of such measure. Initiative measures must be passed by at least three-fourths of the members in each house of the legislature. HB 2411 makes spelling correction in the Proposition 204 and therefore requires a three-fourths vote for passage.
Provisions Makes spelling corrections.
Contains a prop 105 clause, which mandates a three-fourths vote of members in each house of the legislature.