Arizona legislation · Fifty-seventh Legislature - Second Regular Session (2026)
Arizona HB2700: technology study committee; assistive technology
Status: Chaptered, June 22, 2026
HB2700 - technology study committee; assistive technology
What the bill says
An act establishing the technology first study committee. delayed repeal A. The technology first study committee is established consisting of the following members who have knowledge in assistive technology and who are appointed by the following: 1. The president of the senate: (a) Two members who represent the department of economic security, one of whom represents the division of developmental disabilities and one of whom represents the vocational rehabilitation community program. (b) One member of the developmental disabilities advisory council. (c) One me.
From the chaptered text, July 6, 2026:
AN ACT establishing the technology first study committee. (TEXT OF BILL BEGINS ON NEXT PAGE) delayed repeal A. The technology first study committee is established consisting of the following members who have knowledge in assistive technology and who are appointed by the following: 1. The president of the senate: (a) Two members who represent the department of economic security, one of whom represents the division of developmental disabilities and one of whom represents the vocational rehabilitation community program. (b) One member of the developmental disabilities advisory council. (c) One member of the developmental disabilities planning council. (d) One member who represents the department of education. (e) One member who represents the Arizona health care cost containment system. (f) One member who represents northern Arizona university's institute for human development. 2. The speaker of the house of representatives: (a) One member who represents the university of Arizona's Sonoran center for excellence in disabilities. (b) One member who represents the Arizona assistive technology access program. (c) One member who represents disability rights Arizona. (d) Two members who represent use assistive technology. (e) Two members who represent parent advocate groups. (f) One member who represents the delegation for developmental disability advocacy, also known as 3DA. B. The study committee shall meet two times per year at dates and times to be decided by …