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AZ Rev Stat § 41-1171 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1171 - Legislative printing

41-1171.  Legislative printing A. The speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate may at any time jointly or separately contract for the purchase of legislative printing services as is deemed appropriate under conditions and requirements prescribed by the speaker and president. B. The speaker of the house of representatives and president of the senate may jointly or separately prescribe the standards of quality,  technical specifications,  delivery arrangements and financial arrangements applicable to a contract for the purchase of legislative printing services. C. The chief clerk of the house of representatives and the secretary of the senate shall maintain a copy of any current contract for legislative printing services applicable to the respective legislative body for public inspection during usual office hours. D. If the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate contract separately for the purchase of legislative printing services pursuant to this section,  the speaker and president shall agree upon a uniform format applicable to both houses for the style of bills,  resolutions and memorials of the legislature.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1176.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1176.01 - Sale of publications by legislature and legislative council

41-1176.01.  Sale of publications by legislature and legislative council A. Copies of reports or any other publications not including legislative bills produced by the senate,  the house of representatives or the legislative council may be sold to the public by the legislative body or agency by which they are produced. B. Copies sold pursuant to this section shall be sold at a price sufficient to cover the cost of printing and binding such report or publication. All monies derived from the sale of such copies are appropriated and shall be credited to the appropriation account of the legislative body or agency by which they were received.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1177 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1177 - Distribution of statutes and session laws to legislators

41-1177.  Distribution of statutes and session laws to legislators A. On request,  the legislature shall provide to any member one copy of the session laws and one set of the statutes and shall provide supplements of the statutes to the member during each year the member remains in office. B. The legislature may provide for use by any employee authorized by the president of the senate or speaker of the house of representatives one copy of the session laws and one set of the statutes and supplements of the statutes.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1177.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1177.01 - Preparation of legislative journals; costs

41-1177.01.  Preparation of legislative journals;  costs A. Each house of the legislature shall prepare copies of its own legislative journal for each legislative session and superintend the printing of such journals. Proof sheets of such printing shall be compared to the originals and corrected prior to printing. B. Each house shall bear the costs of printing its own journal.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1177.03 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1177.03 - Distribution and sale of legislative journals and session laws

41-1177.03.  Distribution and sale of legislative journals and session laws A. The legislature shall supply to the director of the Arizona state library,  archives and public records for the purpose of exchange with other states,  territories,  the United States and foreign countries the number of copies of the session laws and journals of the legislature as required pursuant to section 41-151.05. B. The legislature shall sell printed copies of the session laws and journals to the public at a price equal to the cost of publishing and distributing each copy. C. The senate shall provide to any member of the senate,  at the member's request,  a senate journal. D. The house of representatives shall provide to any member of the house of representatives,  at the member's request,  a house journal.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1178 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1178 - Reports; audits; submission

41-1178.  Reports;  audits;  submission A. If a statute or law requires an agency as defined in section 41-2952 or a person to submit a report,  an audit or the report of a consultant that contracted with an agency to the legislature,  the agency or person shall submit a copy of the report or audit to: 1. The president of the senate. 2. The speaker of the house of representatives. 3. The joint legislative audit committee. B. The agency or person that submits a report,  an audit or the report of a consultant that contracted with an agency to the legislature shall notify each legislator of the submission and that a copy of the report or audit shall be provided to the legislator on request. C. Unless an exception to this subsection is specifically authorized by the director of the department of administration,  all reports mandated by statute or law shall be printed in monochromatic ink.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1181 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1181 - Endorsement and approval of bills

41-1181.  Endorsement and approval of bills A. Every bill shall,  as soon as delivered to the governor,  be endorsed as follows: " This bill was received by the governor this _____ day of _______."  B. The endorsement shall be signed by the secretary to the governor. When the governor approves a bill he shall sign his name thereto,  with the date of approval.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1182 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1182 - Effect of failure of governor to approve or veto bill within certain time; certification of bill as law

41-1182.  Effect of failure of governor to approve or veto bill within certain time;  certification of bill as law If a bill has remained with the governor five days while the legislature is in session,  or ten days after adjournment of the legislature,  without approval or veto,  the governor shall deliver the bill to the secretary of state,  who shall certify thereon,  if the legislature is in session as follows: " This bill having remained with the governor five days,  Sundays excluded,  and the legislature being in session,  it has become a law this _________ day of ________,  19___."  If the legislature has adjourned the secretary of state shall certify thereon as follows: " This bill having remained with the governor ten days,  Sundays excluded,  after final adjournment of the legislature,  and not having been filed with his objections,  has become a law this _________ day of ________,  19___."
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1201 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1201 - Definition of vacancy

41-1201.  Definition of vacancy In this article,  unless the context otherwise requires,  " vacancy"  means a vacancy as defined by section 38-291 and includes a vacancy which occurs before the person has taken the oath of office as provided by section 41-1101.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1221 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1221 - Preventing meeting of or disturbing legislature; classification

41-1221.  Preventing meeting of or disturbing legislature;  classification A. A person who knowingly,  by force or fraud,  prevents the legislature,  or either house of the legislature,  or any member thereof,  from meeting or organizing,  is guilty of a class 5 felony. B. A person who knowingly disturbs the legislature,  or either house of the legislature,  while in session,  or who commits any disorderly conduct in the immediate view and presence of either house,  tending to interrupt its proceedings or impair the respect due its authority,  is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1224 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1224 - Altering or illegally removing enrolled copy of bill or resolution; classification; exception

41-1224.  Altering or illegally removing enrolled copy of bill or resolution;  classification;  exception A. A person is guilty of a class 4 felony who: 1. Fraudulently alters the enrolled copy of a bill or resolution which has been passed or adopted by the legislature with intent to procure its approval by the governor,  or its certification by the secretary of state,  or its printing or publication,  in language different from that with which it was passed or adopted by the legislature. 2. Knowingly and without authority of law,  changes,  alters or causes to be changed or altered,  a bill or resolution after the bill or resolution has been introduced in either house of the legislature. 3. Knowingly and without authority of law removes or causes to be removed,  a bill or resolution from possession of the lawful custodian thereof,  after the bill or resolution has been introduced in either house of the legislature. B. The enrolling and engrossing clerk may make corrections in capitalization,  spelling,  form or punctuation necessary for proper style and composition of the bill which do not alter its meaning or intent.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1225 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1225 - Forfeiture of office of legislator

41-1225.  Forfeiture of office of legislator A member of the legislature who is convicted of any felony in this article or sections 41-1282 or 41-1283,  shall,  in addition to the punishment prescribed,  forfeit his office and is forever disqualified from holding any office in this state.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1232.04 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1232.04 - Registration; exceptions

41-1232.04.  Registration;  exceptions Sections 41-1232,  41-1232.01,  41-1232.02 and 41-1232.03 do not apply to a person if that person is acting in the following capacity: 1. A natural person who merely appears for himself before a committee of the legislature or before a state officer or employee or a state agency,  board,  commission or council to lobby in support of or in opposition to legislation or official action. 2. A natural person who,  acting in his own behalf,  sends a letter to,  converses on the telephone with or has a personal conversation with a state officer or employee for the purpose of supporting or opposing any legislation or official action. 3. A duly elected or retained public official,  judge or justice,  a person duly appointed to an elective public office,  or an appointed member of a state,  county or local board,  advisory committee,  commission or council acting in his official capacity on matters pertaining to his office,  board,  advisory committee,  commission or council. 4. A person who answers technical questions or provides technical information at the request of a lobbyist,  designated public lobbyist,  authorized public lobbyist or legislator and who makes no expenditures required to be reported by this article. 5. A person who performs professional services in drafting bills or in advising and rendering opinions to clients as to the construction and effect of proposed or pending legislation. 6. An attorney who represents clients before any court or before any quasi-judicial body. 7. A person who contacts a state officer or state employee solely for the purpose of acquiring information. 8. A natural person who is a member of an association,  who is not the lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or authorized lobbyist for the association and who does not make any expenditures that would otherwise be required to be reported by this article if the natural person were a lobbyist,  a designated public lobbyist or an authorized public lobbyist.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1232.05 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1232.05 - Lobbyist registration; handbook; requirement

41-1232.05.  Lobbyist registration;  handbook;  requirement A. A person who is listed by a principal or public body on a registration form pursuant to section 41-1232 or 41-1232.01 as a lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist shall file a lobbyist registration form with the secretary of state in a format prescribed by the secretary of state no later than 5:00 p.m. on the second Monday in January of each even numbered year and shall read a handbook containing statutes and rules governing lobbyists for compensation,  designated lobbyists and designated public lobbyists,  written guidelines and forms and samples for completing the lobbyist disclosure forms. A person shall file the registration at any time beginning December 1 in the odd numbered year until 5:00 p.m. on the second Monday in January in the even numbered year. The lobbyist handbook shall be written and prescribed by the secretary of state. A person who is originally listed as a lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist for a month other than January shall file,  within thirty days,  a registration form and shall file a registration form for January of each even numbered year thereafter if the person continues to be listed as a lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist. B. The lobbyist registration form shall include: 1. The name of the lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist. 2. The business name and address of the lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist. 3. A statement that the lobbyist for compensation,  designated lobbyist or designated public lobbyist has read the lobbyist handbook prescribed in subsection A of this section.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1232.06 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1232.06 - Exemption; unpaid volunteers

41-1232.06.  Exemption;  unpaid volunteers This article does not apply to expenditures made for or gifts given to members of any state agency,  board,  commission,  committee or council who are not publicly elected and who serve without compensation provided that the expenditure or gift is not made in the course of lobbying that member. If the expenditure or gift is made in the course of lobbying,  the reporting requirements of sections 41-1232 and 41-1232.01 shall apply. Payments made to a member of any state agency,  board,  commission,  committee or council pursuant to title 38,  chapter 4,  article 2 shall not be considered compensation for the purposes of this section.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1232.07 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1232.07 - Electronic filings

41-1232.07.  Electronic filings A. Any report or registration form that is required to be filed pursuant to this article may be filed in an electronic format that is approved by the secretary of state. The secretary of state may require that reports or registration forms be filed with an additional written or printed copy. B. A report or registration form that is filed in electronic format pursuant to this section is not required to bear a notarized signature but is deemed to be filed under penalty of perjury. C. An electronic filing made pursuant to this section is sufficient to comply with the filing requirements of this article if the filing is properly formatted as prescribed by this article and the information contained in the filing is complete and correct.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1232.08 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1232.08 - Entertainment ban; state and political subdivisions; exceptions

41-1232.08.  Entertainment ban;  state and political subdivisions;  exceptions A. A principal,  designated lobbyist,  authorized lobbyist,  lobbyist for compensation,  public body,  designated public lobbyist or authorized public lobbyist or any other person acting on that person's behalf shall not make an expenditure or single expenditure for entertainment for a state officer or state employee. A state officer or state employee shall not accept an expenditure or single expenditure for entertainment from a principal,  designated lobbyist,  authorized lobbyist,  lobbyist for compensation,  public body,  designated public lobbyist or authorized public lobbyist or any other person acting on that person's behalf. B. A person who for compensation attempts to influence the procurement of materials,  services or construction by an agency as defined in section 41-1001,  including the office of the governor,  or the passage or defeat of legislation,  ordinances,  rules,  regulations,  nominations and other matters that are pending or proposed or that are subject to formal approval by the corporation commission,  a county board of supervisors,  a city or town governing body or a school district governing board or any person acting on that person's behalf shall not make an expenditure or single expenditure for entertainment for an elected or appointed member of the corporation commission,  a county board of supervisors,  a city or town governing body or a school district governing board. An elected or appointed member of the corporation commission,  a county board of supervisors,  a city or town governing body or a school district governing board shall not accept an expenditure or single expenditure for entertainment from a person who for compensation attempts to influence the procurement of materials,  services or construction by an agency as defined in section 41-1001,  including the office of the governor,  or the passage or defeat of legislation,  ordinances,  rules,  regulations,  nominations and other matters that are pending or proposed or that are subject to formal approval by the corporation commission,  a county board of supervisors,  a city or town governing body or a school district governing board. C. This section shall not apply to: 1. Entertainment in connection with a special event properly reported pursuant to this article. 2. Entertainment that is incidental to a speaking engagement. 3. The following persons while attending or participating in any sporting or cultural event or activity,  sponsored by the board,  district or institution,  in a facility that is owned or operated by the board,  district or institution: (a) Employees of a school district governing board. (b) Employees of a community college district governing board. (c) Employees of any institution under the jurisdiction of the Arizona board of regents.  D. The provisions of this article that define special events for legislators apply to special events for members of the Arizona board of regents.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1233 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1233 - Prohibited acts

41-1233.  Prohibited acts No person shall: 1. Retain or employ another person to promote or oppose legislation for compensation contingent in whole or in part on the passage or defeat of any legislation,  or the approval or veto of any legislation by the governor,  and no person shall accept employment or render service for compensation on a contingent basis. 2. Lobby the legislature for compensation within one year after the person ceases to be a member of the senate or house of representatives. 3. In any manner improperly seek to influence the vote of any member of the legislature through communication with that member's employer.  4. Lobby the public body that employed the person in a capacity having a significant procurement role as defined in section 41-741 in the procurement of materials,  services or construction within one year after the person ceases to be employed by the public body.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1233.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1233.01 - Disclosure

41-1233.01.  Disclosure A person who is registered pursuant to this article or who is a designated lobbyist,  lobbyist for compensation,  authorized lobbyist,  designated public lobbyist or authorized public lobbyist shall disclose that fact to: 1. Any legislator the person is lobbying for the first time or on any subsequent request of a legislator. 2. Any public official or employee of a public body each time that the person is lobbying for the procurement of materials,  services or construction. The person also shall disclose the name of that person's client.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1234 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1234 - Publicly funded contract lobbyists; prohibition; definition

41-1234.  Publicly funded contract lobbyists;  prohibition;  definition A. Notwithstanding any other law,  a state agency,  office,  department,  board or commission and any person acting on behalf of a state agency,  office,  department,  board or commission shall not: 1. Enter into a contract or other agreement with a person or entity for lobbying services. 2. Spend monies for any person or entity to lobby on behalf of that agency,  office,  department,  board or commission unless that person is a state employee. B. This section does not apply to any state agency,  office,  department,  board or commission that is either: 1. Headed by one or more elected officials. 2. Exempt from title 41,  chapter 23 for the purposes of contracts for professional lobbyists. C. This section does not apply to the employment relationship of a lobbyist who is a state employee directly employed by a state governmental unit for whom the employee acts as a lobbyist or lobbying is part of the employee's job description. D. For the purposes of this section,  " state employee"  has the same meaning prescribed in section 41-1231.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1234.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1234.01 - Contributions prohibited during session; exceptions

41-1234.01.  Contributions prohibited during session;  exceptions A. While registered under this article,  a principal,  public body,  lobbyist,  designated public lobbyist or authorized public lobbyist shall not make or promise to make a campaign contribution to or solicit or promise to solicit campaign contributions for: 1. A member of the legislature when the legislature is in regular session. 2. The governor when the legislature is in regular session or when regular session legislation is pending executive approval or veto. B. Subsection A of this section only prohibits campaign contributions by principals,  lobbyists,  designated public lobbyists or authorized public lobbyists and the solicitation of campaign contributions by principals or lobbyists during any time that the legislature is in regular session but does not prohibit principals or lobbyists from raising monies for any other purpose during the regular session of the legislature.  C. A member of the legislature or the governor may accept a campaign contribution that is received by a member of the legislature or the governor within three calendar days after the first day of the regular session of the legislature if the campaign contribution was mailed and postmarked before the first day of the regular legislative session.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1235 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1235 - Spurious communications; classification

41-1235.  Spurious communications;  classification Whoever shall transmit,  utter or publish to the legislature,  or to any member or members of the legislature,  or any committee,  officer or employee of either house of the legislature,  or to any state officer,  agency,  board,  commission or council any communication materially related to any matter within the jurisdiction of the legislature,  or be a party to the preparation thereof,  knowing such communication or signature thereto is false,  forged,  counterfeit or fictitious shall be guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor.
AZ Rev Stat § 41-1236 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 41 - State Government|§ 41-1236 - Reports and statements under penalty of perjury

41-1236.  Reports and statements under penalty of perjury All reports and statements required under this article shall be made under penalty of perjury.