| 69 | | - | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona: Section 1. Section 16-927, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read: START_STATUTE16-927. Campaign finance reporting period A. A political action committee and political party shall file a campaign finance report covering each reporting period as follows: 1. For a calendar quarter without an election, the political action committee or political party shall file a quarterly report. The quarterly report shall be: (a) Filed not later than the third Monday in the month after the calendar quarter. (b) Complete through the last day of the calendar quarter. 2. For a calendar quarter with an election, the political action committee or political party shall file a preelection and postelection report as follows: (a) A preelection report shall be: (i) Filed not later than ten days before the election. (ii) Complete from the first day of the applicable calendar quarter through the seventeenth day before the election. (b) A postelection report shall be: (i) Filed not later than the fifteenth day after the applicable calendar quarter. (ii) Complete from the sixteenth day before the election through the last day of the applicable calendar quarter. B. A candidate committee, other than a statewide candidate committee, shall file a campaign finance report only during the four calendar quarters comprising the twelve-month period preceding the general election for the office for which the candidate is seeking election, or for cities and towns, the city's or town's second, runoff or general election, however designated by the city or town. A candidate committee for a STATEWIDE candidate shall file a campaign finance report during each calendar quarter comprising the forty-eight-month period preceding the general election for the office for which the candidate is seeking election. C. The reporting period for a candidate committee's first campaign finance report of the election cycle shall include the entire election cycle to date. C. D. A committee shall file campaign finance reports until terminated. END_STATUTE |
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| 78 | + | Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona: Section 1. Section 3-730, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read: START_STATUTE3-730. Nonconforming eggs as nuisance; procedure for handling and abatement A. Eggs or egg products prepared, packed, stored, delivered for shipment, delivered for sale, loaded, shipped, transported or sold in violation of this article, together with their cases, cartons or containers, are declared a public nuisance, and the eggs or egg products shall be held by the person in possession and shall not be moved from the place where held, except upon on written permission or specified direction of the director. B. An inspector may affix a warning tag or notice to the eggs or egg products and may give notice of the violation to the producer, manufacturer, dealer, or owner or any person in possession of the eggs or egg products. If the person, after notice, refuses or fails within seventy-two hours to proceed with due diligence to recondition or remark re-mark the eggs or egg products so as to comply with this article, the eggs or egg products, and their cases, cartons or containers, may be seized by a law enforcement officer. When the eggs or egg products are in cold storage the seventy-two hour seventy-two-hour period does not commence to run until the eggs or egg products are removed from storage and delivered to a dealer or producer. C. The county attorney of the county in which the nuisance exists, on the relation of the director, shall maintain in the name of the state a civil action to abate and prevent the nuisance. If the court finds a nuisance exists, the court shall order the eggs or egg products condemned and destroyed in the manner directed by the court, or reconditioned, remarked re-marked, denatured or otherwise processed, or released upon on such conditions as the court may prescribe to insure ensure that the nuisance will be abated. If the owner fails to comply with the order of the court within the time specified, the court may order disposal of the eggs or egg products, and their cases, cartons or containers, or the sale thereof, under such conditions as the court may prescribe, by the director, the sheriff or the constable. In the event if the court orders any of the eggs or egg products and their cases, cartons or containers which that can be salvaged to be sold, the cost of disposal shall be deducted from the proceeds of the sale and the balance paid into court to be delivered to the owner. D. In actions arising under this section, the superior court has original jurisdiction. END_STATUTE |
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