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Arizona House gives final passage to five bills, refers Senate Bill 1535 to engrossing
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Summary
On April 29, 2025, the Arizona House of Representatives gave final passage to five House bills covering dental examiners, insurance, vehicle emissions, administrative hearings and manufactured housing; it referred Senate Bill 1535 as amended to engrossing and retained Senate Bill 1198 on the calendar.
PHOENIX — At its April 29, 2025, session in the Arizona State Capitol, the Arizona House of Representatives gave final passage to five House bills — HB2026, HB2076, HB2104, HB2451 and HB2626 — and referred Senate Bill 1535, as amended, to engrossing; Senate Bill 1198 was retained on the calendar.
The measures addressed a range of regulatory and administrative subjects. House Bill 2026 concerns the State Board of Dental Examiners; HB2076 relates to the transaction of insurance business; HB2104 concerns annual emissions inspection of motor vehicles; HB2451 concerns the Office of Administrative Hearings; and HB2626 concerns the Office of Manufactured Housing. The House recorded the roll-call tallies listed below and instructed the clerk to record each action and convey passed bills to the next office specified in open session.
HB2026 — state board of dental examiners: The bill, read for final passage as "House Bill 20 26, amending sections 32, 12 60 3.02 and 12 81 ARS relating to the state board of dental examiners," received final passage on a roll-call vote of 51 ayes, 2 nays and 7 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the governor.
HB2076 — insurance transactions: House Bill 2,076 (described on the floor as "meaning title 20 chapter 2 errors binding article 5.122041 relating to the transaction of insurance business") received final passage on a roll-call vote of 41 ayes, 14 nays and 5 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the Senate.
HB2104 — vehicle emissions inspection: House Bill 21 0 4 (read as amending statutes relating to annual emissions inspection of motor vehicles) received final passage on a roll-call vote of 43 ayes, 12 nays and 5 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the governor.
HB2451 — Office of Administrative Hearings: House Bill 2,451 (read on the floor as relating to the office of administrative hearings) received final passage on a roll-call vote of 53 ayes, 2 nays and 5 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the governor.
HB2626 — manufactured housing: House Bill 2,626 (read on the floor as amending ARS sections relating to the office of manufactured housing) received final passage on a roll-call vote of 55 ayes, 0 nays and 5 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action and convey the bill to the governor.
Senate bills: On the calendar, the Committee of the Whole recommended that Senate Bill 1535 be given a due-pass recommendation as amended; the House then referred SB1535 as amended to engrossing. Senate Bill 1198 was retained on the calendar.
Procedure and next steps: For bills sent to the governor, the clerk was instructed to record the House action and convey the bills to the governor or, where specified on the floor, to the Senate. The House adjourned to reconvene at 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
