administrative rules;
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HB 2034 makes a rule other than an emergency rule or a summary rule effective 30 days after its publication in the register.
The proposed strike-everything amendment to HB 2034 establishes that during a state of war emergency, a state of emergency, an emergency or a local emergency an order that specified items, services, supplies or gasoline should not be sold for an amount which exceeds 10 per cent of the price charged immediately before the proclamation of the emergency is given.
Arizona law establishes statutory authority for designating an event an emergency and authorizes emergency powers to the governor during a state of war emergency or during a state of emergency (26-303). During a state of war emergency, the governor’s emergency powers include the ability to suspend the provisions of any statute prescribing the conduct of state business, commandeer property or personnel deemed necessary and control all state agencies. During a state of emergency, the governor’s emergency powers also include complete authority over all state agencies and the authority to direct all state agencies to utilize personnel, equipment and facilities to prevent or alleviate the situation.
Arizona law requires state emergency plans be in effect for each political subdivision of the state with each governing body required to appropriate funds, make contracts and obtain and distribute equipment, materials, and supplies for emergency management purposes (26-308). When an emergency is declared by a mayor of an incorporated town or city or the chairman of the board of supervisors of an unincorporated portion of the county, the mayor or chairman may govern by proclamation and has the power to impose necessary regulations.
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