Rules committee clears annual reviser's technical corrections bill
March 30, 2026 | 2026 Legislature Arizona, Arizona
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Senate Bill 1613, the annual reviser's technical corrections bill, received routine treatment in the Rules Committee and was recommended as constitutional and in proper form.
Rules attorney Holder described SB1613 as this year's reviser's technical corrections bill, explaining it fixes drafting defects identified by legislative counsel. Members asked no substantive questions and the committee recommended the bill as constitutional and in proper form by a roll call reported as 7 ayes and 1 absent.
The measure will proceed with the committee's recommendation; the rules office offered to answer questions if sponsors or members seek drafting clarifications.
Rules attorney Holder described SB1613 as this year's reviser's technical corrections bill, explaining it fixes drafting defects identified by legislative counsel. Members asked no substantive questions and the committee recommended the bill as constitutional and in proper form by a roll call reported as 7 ayes and 1 absent.
The measure will proceed with the committee's recommendation; the rules office offered to answer questions if sponsors or members seek drafting clarifications.
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