board of directors; commerce authority.

Summary

The bill would have established the Arizona Commerce Authority, a state agency charged with expanding, attracting, and retaining businesses. Its governing board would consist of the governor, the state chief executive officer, 17 private‑sector CEOs appointed by the governor, the Senate president and the House speaker, plus a slate of ex‑officio members from state education and local government bodies. The measure was vetoed by the governor.

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