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Volume 7, Issues 27-52 December 31, 2001

SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX

Contents of this Issue

IntroductionandListofIssuesIndexed...... 2

Governor’sExecutiveOrdersandProclamations...... 3

Governor’sAppointmentsofStateOfficialsandMembersofBoardsandCommissions...... 10

StateElectedOfficials...... 139

AttorneyGeneralOpinions...... 141

SectionsAffectedIndex...... 144

ApplicationforBoardsandCommissions...... 179

OrderForm...... 181

Scott Cancelosi BETSEY BAYLESS Joe Millet Assistant Director Secretary of State Intern Public Services Division Arizona Administrative Register Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Introduction The Secretary of State’s Office is required to publish a semi-annual index to the Register under the Arizona Administrative Procedure Act. A.R.S. § 41-1013(A) states, “The secretary of state shall publish the register at least once each month, including the information which is provided under subsection B of this section and which is filed with the secretary of state during the preceding thirty days. The secretary of state shall publish an index to the register at least twice each year.” This index covers material published in the Register from July 1 to December 31, 2001.

Issues Covered by this Index Issue # Issue Date Issue 27 July 6, 2001 Issue 28 July 13, 2001 Issue 29 July 20, 2001 Issue 30 July 27, 2001 Issue 31 August 3, 2001 Issue 32 August 10, 2001 Issue 33 August 17, 2001 Issue 34 August 24, 2001 Issue 35 August 31, 2001 Issue 36 September 7, 2001 Issue 37 September 14, 2001 Issue 38 September 21, 2001 Issue 39 September 28, 2001 Issue 40 October 5, 2001 Issue 41 October 12, 2001 Issue 42 October 19, 2001 Issue 43 October 26, 2001 Issue 44 November 2, 2001 Issue 45 November 9, 2001 Issue 46 November 16, 2001 Issue 47 November 23, 2001 Issue 48 November 30, 2001 Issue 49 December 7, 2001 Issue 50 December 14, 2001 Issue 51 December 21, 2001 Issue 52 December 28, 2001

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GOVERNOR’S EXECUTIVE ORDERS AND PROCLAMATIONS Governor’s Executive Orders and Proclamations of general applicability are on file with the Office of the Secretary of State and are available for public viewing between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (except state holidays) at 14 N. 18th Ave. in Phoenix. Call (602) 542-4086. EXECUTIVE ORDERS (FILED FROM JULY TO DECEMBER 2001)

Number Subject Issue Date Page

2001-10 Receipt of Criminal History Record Information Linden Fire District June 21, 2001 3131

2001-11 Receipt of Criminal History Record Information Fountain Hills Fire Dis- June 21, 2001 3132 trict

2001-12 To Allocate Funds to Provide for Reimbursement of Emergency-Related June 27, 2001 3132 Services Provided to Undocumented Persons

2001-13 Creating the Governor’s Traffic Safety Advisory Council (Amending June 26, 2001 3134 Executive Order 2001-9)

2001-14 Renewal of Designation of Williams Gateway Airport as a Military Reuse July 23, 2001 3174 Zone

2001-15 Exchange of Criminal History Information Interstate Compact August 2, 2001 (see below)

2001-16 Creating the Governor’s Forest Health/Fire Plan Advisory Committee August 7, 2001 (see below)

2001-17 Creating the Governor’s Forest Health/Fire Plan Advisory Committee October 15, 2001 (see below) (Amending Executive Order 2001-16)

2001-18 To Allocate Funds to Reimburse Costs of the Arizona State Laboratory October 29, 2001 (see below) Related to Increased Demand for Testing and Surveillance

2001-19 To Allocate Funds to Continue Health Services Provided by the Border October 13, 2001 (see below) Health Foundation

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Because the following Executive Orders were not published in the weekly edition of the Arizona Administrative Register upon submission to the Office of the Secretary of State, they have been included in this publication to comply with the Administrative Procedure Act. EXECUTIVE ORDERS, PROCLAMATIONS OF GENERAL APPLICABILITY, AND STATEMENTS ISSUED BY THE GOVERNOR PURSUANT TO A.R.S. § 41-1013(B)(3)

The Administrative Procedure Act requires the text of all Executive Orders and Proclamations of General Applicability issued by the Governor to be published in the Arizona Administrative Register. In addition, the Register shall include each statement filed by the Governor in granting a commutation, pardon or reprieve, or stay or suspension of execution where a sentence of death is imposed. Spelling, grammar, and punctuation of these orders has been reproduced as submitted.

EXECUTIVE ORDER 2001-15 EXCHANGE OF CRIMINAL HISTORY INFORMATION INTERSTATE COMPACT WHEREAS, it is in the interest of the State of Arizona to facilitate the exchange of criminal history record information for non-criminal justice purposes between the State of Arizona and other states and the federal government; and

WHEREAS, the Arizona Department of Public Safety maintains a Central State Repository pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-1750 for the purpose of procuring and maintaining information concerning arrests and convictions of persons for public offenses in Ari- zona; and

WHEREAS, the Arizona Department of Public Safety is authorized pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-1750 to release criminal history record information for non-criminal justice purposes to agencies of other states and the federal government; and

WHEREAS, the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact creates a legal framework for the cooperative exchange of criminal history records for non-criminal justice purposes between states and the federal government; and

WHEREAS, ratification of the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact by the State of Arizona would allow facilitation of interstate and federal-state exchange of criminal history record information for non-criminal justice purposes.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Jane Dee Hull, Governor of the State of Arizona, hereby ratify the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact and under authority provided by A.R.S. § 41-1750 hereby authorize the Arizona Department of Public Safety to exchange criminal history record information for non-criminal justice purposes with the federal government and other states in accordance with other state’s laws pursuant to the provisions of the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Act.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Arizona

Jane Dee Hull Governor

DONE at the Capitol in Phoenix on this Second Day of August Two Thousand One and of the Independence of the United States of America the Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth.

ATTEST:

Betsey Bayless Secretary of State

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EXECUTIVE ORDER 2001-16 CREATING THE GOVERNOR’S FOREST HEALTH/FIRE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE WHEREAS, wildland fires in Arizona annually destroy property and renewable natural resources, damaging watersheds, wildlife and habitat, and threatening communities; and

WHEREAS, the threat of catastrophic wildland fires has reached its highest level in Arizona and is expected to remain high for many years; and

WHEREAS, the catastrophic wildland fire season of the year 2000 and concerns for future catastrophic wildland fires have commanded widespread attention from Congress, the Western Governor’s Association, and the national media; and

WHEREAS, the January 2001 Arizona/New Mexico Forest Summit “Our Forests and Communities at Risk,” recommended formation of a collaborative group to ensure continuation of regional efforts to mitigate the threat of uncontrolled wildfire to our communities and forests; and

WHEREAS, more than one hundred communities have been identified as “at risk” to wildfire and more than 500,000 acres of urban interface lands are highly susceptible to fire losses due to hazardous fuel conditions; and

WHEREAS, the risk of wildfires to people, communities and watershed is reduced by restoring and maintaining the health of fire-prone ecosystems through collaborative efforts at all levels.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Jane Dee Hull, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Arizona, do hereby establish the Governor’s Forest Health/Fire Plan Committee.

1. The Governor shall appoint members of the Advisory Committee who shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor.

2. The Advisory Committee will have at least 13 members and will include individuals or representatives from each of the following:

• a Native American tribe or an organization the represents Native American tribes • Arizona Association of Conservation Districts • 2 environmental organizations with an interest in protecting forests • Logging Industry • a consultant with experience in forestry • an organization with an interest in rural economic development • Arizona Fish and Game Department • 2 Universities in Arizona • a Municipal Fire Department • a County Supervisor •amayor

3. The Advisory Committee shall: a. Develop strategies to ensure continued public and political support for funding and resources required for community and ecosystem protection. b. Help reduce litigation and delays in project implementation. c. Develop and maintain Arizona’s portion of Arizona/New Mexico “Regional Ten Year Comprehensive Plan for Reduc- ing Wildlife Risk and Restoring Ecosystems.” d. Recommend project priorities and confirm funding needs for local community, State, tribal and federal lands to the Regional Executive Committee.

4. The Advisory Committee shall submit its recommendations to the Governor, the Arizona Congressional delegation, and the executives of state and federal agencies with fiscal responsibility for implementation of any proposed recommendations.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Arizona

Jane Dee Hull Governor

DONE at the Capitol in Phoenix on this Seventh Day of August Two Thousand One and of the Independence of the United States of America the Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth.

ATTEST:

Betsey Bayless Secretary of State

EXECUTIVE ORDER 2001-17 (Amending Executive Order 2001-16)

CREATING THE GOVERNOR’S FOREST HEALTH/FIRE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE WHEREAS, wildland fires in Arizona annually destroy property and renewable natural resources, damaging watersheds, wildlife and habitat, and threatening communities; and

WHEREAS, the threat of catastrophic wildland fires has reached its highest level in Arizona and is expected to remain high for many years; and

WHEREAS, the risk of wildfires to people, communities and watershed is reduced by restoring and maintaining the health of fire-prone ecosystems through collaborative efforts at all levels.

1. The Governor shall appoint members of the Advisory Committee who shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor.

2. The Advisory Committee will have at least 13 members and will include individuals or representatives from each of the following:

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• 2 Universities in Arizona • a Municipal Fire Department • a County Supervisor •amayor

4. Committee recommendations and proposals will be provided to the state and the regional executives of the affected land management agencies.

5. The Advisory Committee shall submit its recommendations to the Governor, the Arizona Congressional delegation, and the executives of state and federal agencies with fiscal responsibility for implementation of any proposed recommendations.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Arizona

Jane Dee Hull Governor

DONE at the Capitol in Phoenix on this Fifteenth Day of October Two Thousand One and of the Independence of the United States of America the Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth.

ATTEST:

Betsey Bayless Secretary of State

EXECUTIVE ORDER 2001-18

TO ALLOCATE FUNDS TO REIMBURSE COST OF THE ARIZONA STATE LABORATORY RELATED TO INCREASED DEMAND FOR TESTING AND SURVEILLANCE WHEREAS, the Arizona Department of Health Services State Laboratory is responsible for testing all samples of potentially dangerous biological agents and toxins brought by law enforcement officials; and

WHEREAS, due to recent findings of anthrax spores in other parts of the U.S., local concern has caused the number of samples sent to the laboratory for testing to increase from six in the last fiscal year to more than 400 between September 11 and October 19, 2001; and

WHEREAS, increased demand for testing and surveillance is not expected to diminish in the near future; and

WHEREAS, the Department of Health Services has increased staffing, acquired new supplies, augmented security, and enhanced tracking, documentation and communications activities, to respond to the growing need; and

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WHEREAS, the Department of Health Services budget, which includes the Laboratory, requires additional funds to accom- modate the increased costs associated with the unanticipated demands on the Laboratory; and

WHEREAS, a fully functioning and responsive Laboratory is vital to the health and safety of the residents of Arizona; and

WHEREAS, during the 1997 First Regular Special Session of the Forty-third Legislature, the Health Crisis fund was established, authorizing the Governor to expend funds in order to respond to an existing health crisis;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Jane Dee Hull, Governor of the State of Arizona, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Con- stitution and Laws of the State, do hereby declare a health crisis or a significant potential for health crisis in the State and hereby, 1. Allocate $350,000 from the Health Crisis Fund as established pursuant to A.R.S. § 36-797 to the Department of Health Services, for the operation of the State Laboratory, including costs related to hiring additional staff, overtime pay, supplies, equipment, public information and interagency communications. 2. Direct the Department of Health Services to report the expenditures of these funds to the Joint Legislative Oversight Com- mittee on Tobacco Tax and Health Care Fund pursuant to A.R.S. § 36-797. 3. Any monies in the account that are unspent within eighteen months of the date of this executive order shall be returned to the state to be deposited in the Medically Needy Account of the Tobacco Tax and Health Care Fund account established pursuant to A.R.S. § 36-774.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Arizona

Jane Dee Hull Governor

DONE at the Capitol in Phoenix on this Twenty Ninth day of October Two Thousand One and of the Independence of the United States of America the Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth.

ATTEST:

Betsey Bayless Secretary of State

EXECUTIVE ORDER 2001-18

TO ALLOCATE FUNDS TO CONTINUE HEALTH SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE BORDER HEALTH FOUNDATION WHEREAS, social, cultural, political, legal, ecological, historical and economic factors along with the United States-Mexico border region create unique challenges for dealing with myriad health problems; and

WHEREAS, the Border Health Foundation (BHF) was established in 1984 to address health issues, with specific programs in diabetes, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, water-borne diseases and tobacco use; and

WHEREAS, the BHF’s health-related programs have provided services over 5000 individuals and families in three Arizona Field Offices; and

WHEREAS, since its inception, the BHF has relied mainly on Federal grants for funding; and

WHEREAS, for Fiscal Year 2002 some of those grants have not been renewed and the grants that the BHF has obtained will not be available until January, 2002, leaving a short-term funding shortfall; and

WHEREAS, the BHF des not have sufficient reserves to sustain its programs from October through December 2001 and will have to stop the delivery of medical services; and

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WHEREAS, failure to provide these health services will increase the potential for passing on numerous ailments to other at- risk populations and increase the numbers of persons requiring emergency medical services, at significant cost to hospitals and the state; and

WHEREAS, during the 1997 First Regular Session of the Forty-third Legislature, the Health Care Crisis Fund was established, authorizing the Governor to expend funds in order to respond to an existing health crisis;

1. Allocate, on a one-time basis, $80,000, from the Health Care Crisis Fund as established pursuant to A.R.S. § 36-797 to the Department of Health Services, to be distributed as bridge funding, for continuation of the health services provided through the Border Health Foundation. 2. Direct the Department of Health Services to report the expenditures of these funds made by the Border Health Foundation to the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on the Tobacco Tax and Health Care Fund pursuant to A.R.S. § 36-797.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of the State of Arizona

Jane Dee Hull Governor

DONE at the Capitol in Phoenix on this Thirtieth day of October Two Thousand One and of the Independence of the United States of America the Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth.

ATTEST:

Betsey Bayless Secretary of State

December 31, 2001 Page 9 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS OF STATE OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS This index contains the appointments made by the Governor from July 1, 2001 through December 31, 2001, for the following officials and members of state boards and commissions. Appointed members continue to serve until their term expires or a successor is appointed. ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD OF 3877 N. 7th St., Ste. 106 Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 255-3648 Executive Director: Lee Prins The State Board of Accountancy consists of seven members appointed by the Governor, including five Certified Public Accountants, one public member who is not a holder of a certificate, and one public accountant, so long as there are at least 20 public accountants registered. The term of the office is five years to begin and end July 3. A.R.S. § 32-701, Laws 2000, Ch.120, and SB 1100. The Board is responsible for the qualification, examination, certification, and regulatory sanctions as an alternative to revocation or suspension of a certificate or registration. Term Expires Baker, William D. (public member) (Hull) July 3, 2004 Brady, Frank J. (CPA) (Hull) July 3, 2006 Gardner, Richard M. (CPA) (Hull) July 3, 2003 Gonzalez, Florentino (CPA) (Hull) July 3, 2004 Nahom, Dan (CPA) (Symington) July 3, 2002 Peto, Loretta (CPA) (Hull) July 3, 2005 Williams, Lehman W. (public member) (Hull) July 3, 2004 ACUPUNCTURE BOARD OF EXAMINERS 1400 W. Washington, Room 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Executive Director: Jean Wise The Acupuncture Board of Examiners consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. The Board protects the public health by ensuring that acupuncture is provided by qualified and competent individuals, evaluates applicant qualifications, and issues licenses to qualified applicants. The Board may also initiate investigations and take disciplinary actions. A.R.S. § 32-3902. Term Expires Benjamin, Janice (acupuncturist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Farren, David N. (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hsu, Kelly (medical doctor) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Malone, Deborah (acupuncturist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Nichols, Donald (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Prassa, Anna (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Silapalikitporn, Tutsie (acupuncturist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Steingard, Paul M. (physician) (Hull) January 19, 2004 vacancy (acupuncturist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 ADJUTANT GENERAL (See EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF) ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF 1700 W. Washington State Capitol Executive Tower, Room 601 Phoenix, AZ 85007

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(602) 542-1500 Fax: (602) 542-2199 Director: J. Elliott Hibbs Deputy Director: William Bell The Department of Administration provides administrative services to the branches and agencies of the Arizona state government and to the public. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 41-701. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Strategic Administrative Services Division 1700 W. Washington, Ste. B-32 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-7526 Assistant Director: Kathy Peckardt The Strategic Administrative Services Division (SASD) is responsible for statewide services including the administration of the state’s Performance Incentive Pilot Program, State Employees Charitable Campaign, and Special Events. SASD is also responsible for supporting the divisions and programs of ADOA through administration of the agency’s recognition and training programs, coordination of the agency’s strategic planning process, agency-wide employee and customer satisfaction surveys, and by providing facilitation services and consultation in the area of quality management principles and practices. Capitol Police Division 1700 W. Washington, Room B15 Phoenix, AZ 85007 General Information: (602) 542-0362 Emergency after 5:00 p.m.: (602) 542-4580 Fax: (602) 542-0368 400 W. Congress Tucson, AZ 85701 General Information: 520-628-6645 Emergency: 520-628-6611 After 5:00 p.m.: (602) 542-4580 Chief: Theo Nielson The Capitol Police Division provides law enforcement, public safety, crime prevention, and security services to the Capitol Complexes in Phoenix and Tucson. These services are provided through police patrols using police vehicles, bicycles, and foot patrol. Capitol Police conduct criminal investigations, monitor the automated security systems network, operate a communications center to ensure quick response to emergencies, and respond to standard calls for police services. The Capitol Police provide training and education to state employees in crime prevention, personal safety, and violence in the workplace. These seminars are designed to improve the employee’s individual safety and the security of their personal property and the state’s property. Information Services Division 1616 W. Adams St., 1st Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-2250 Assistant Director: John McDowell The Information Services Division is the operational entity responsible for delivering statewide information technology services to executive branch agencies. Information Services is responsible for coordinating the information technology planning for the Department of Administration and working closely with the Government Information Technology Agency on statewide IT initiatives. Financial Services Division 1700 W. Washington, Room 308 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0501 General Accounting Office: (602) 542-5405 State Procurement Office: (602) 542-5511 Risk Management: (602) 542-2182 Assistant Director: Lee Baron

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The Financial Services Division is comprised of three sections: the General Accounting Office (Office of the State Comptroller), the State Procurement Office, and Risk Management. The General Accounting Office prepares the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the state of Arizona, provides full accounting services for state agencies that do not have access to the statewide accounting system, provides training for employees on the state’s travel policy, and manages the statewide accounting system (AFIS). The State Procurement Office is responsible for statewide contracts for professional services, commodities, and information technology. Risk Management investigates and settles all claims related to state property and liability issues, handles workers’ compensation claims filed by state employees, and works with state agencies to reduce the frequency and cost of losses. General Services Division 15 S. 15th Ave., Ste. 101 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1920 Assistant Director: Robert Teel The General Services Division manages and operates 2,419 state-owned buildings and properties providing ongoing tenant services including custodial, maintenance, heating and air conditioning, and landscaping. In addition, the Division provides facilities programs including prison construction and building construction, while providing a focal point for the acquisition, leasing, planning, and construction of facilities in the Department of Administration Building System. Major units of General Services include: Building and Planning Services, Con- struction Services, and Facilities Operation and Maintenance Services. Human Resources Division 1831 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-8378 Assistant Director: Christine Garcia The Human Resources Division develops personnel rules and recruitment strategies, evaluates applicants, and refers qualified candidates to agencies for consideration. The Division operates the RESUMIX software system for collection of resumés, supports and presents mandated training and development courses, and establishes on- site Agency Human Resources Management System (AHRMS) offices to provide professional human resources management services. In addition, the Division serves as the liaison between the agency and the HR Division, processes the final step (Step IV) of the State Service System grievance procedure, and manages a classification and compensation system/process. Management Services Division 1700 W. Washington, Room 250 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0495 Assistant Director: Tim Boncoskey The Management Services Division provides procurement, accounting, and budgeting for all ADOA divisions. Management Services is responsible for the statewide operations of four internal services funds which provide seven centralized business functions: vehicle transportation, surplus property, printing, copying, mail delivery, office supplies, and repair services. Other responsibilities include all mandated travel reduction programs, the Arizona Office for Americans with Disabilities, the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council, the state motor vehicle fleet alternative fuel coordinator function, and the Water Quality Appeals Board. Management Services is also responsible for posting all of the meeting notices in the State Capitol. ADMINISTATIVE HEARINGS, OFFICE OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 101 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-9826 Fax: (602) 542-9827 Director: Cliff J. Vanell The Office of Administrative Hearings develops, implements, and maintains a program for the continuing training and education of administrative law judges and agencies in regard to their responsibilities in accordance with A.R.S. § 41- 1092. The Office also compiles, secures, and maintains all decisions, opinions, or reports of administrative law judges. A yearly report describing the activities and accomplishments of the Office is provided to the Governor, the speaker of the House of Representatives, and the president of the Senate. The Director requires Senate confirmation.

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ADOPTION AND FOSTER CARE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE Arizona State Senate Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4481 Chairman: Representative Mark Anderson (Co-Chair), Senator Mary Hartley (Co-Chair) The Adoption and Foster Care System Improvement Committee consists of 26 total members, seven of whom are appointed by the Governor. The membership is as follows: the Chairman of the Family Services Committee in the Senate who shall cochair the committee; the Chairman of the Human Services Committee in the House of Representatives who shall cochair the committee; two members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and who represent different political parties; two members of the Senate who are appointed by the President of the Senate and who represent different political parties; the Ombudsman-Citizens Aide or a person from that office who is designated by the Ombudsman-Citizens Aide; a current or recent member of the State Foster Care Review Board appointed by the Governor; two judges from the Juvenile Court appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; the director of the Department of Economic Security or the director’s designee; the Attorney General or the Attorney General’s designee; three adoptive parents, one each appointed by the Governor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate, one of these members shall be a single parent appointed by the Governor; three foster parents, one each appointed by the Governor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate, one of these members shall be a single parent appointed by the Governor; two representatives from private adoption agencies, one appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and one by the President of the Senate; a person who serves as a court appointed special advocate appointed by the Governor; one representative of a foster care shelter appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; one representative of a foster care group home appointed by the President of the Senate; one representative of a private nonprofit organization of tribal governments in this state who is familiar with foster care and adoption issues appointed by the Governor; one representative from a nonprofit children’s advocacy organization in this state who is familiar with foster care and adoption issues appointed by the Governor; and one attorney in private practice who specializes in adoption, appointed by the Governor. The Adoption and Foster Care System Improvement Committee: (1) develops a foster parents and adoptive parents bill of rights that outlines what parents may reasonably expect from the State and what parents can do if their rights are violated; (2) reviews the processes within the foster care and adoption system that delay or impede adoptions of children in State care and make recommendations to solve these problems; (3) researches adoptive home approval and certification processes in other states; and (4) develops an implementation plan for administrative adoptive home certification pilot project. SB 1144; Laws 1999, Ch. 82. Term Expires Alten, Gladys (Foster Care Review Board member) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Herrod, Michael (adoption attorney) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Roberson, Cynthia (single adoptive parent) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Rosenberg, Beth (non-profit children’s advocacy organization) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Scott, Torin (single foster parent) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Talaswaima, Leonard (tribal) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Westra, Frances M. (single foster parent) (Hull) June 30, 2003 AGING, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON 1789 W. Jefferson St., Site Code 008A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4710 Fax: (602) 542-5339 Acting Executive Director: Barry Gold The Advisory Council on Aging consists of 15 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 46-183 as amended by Laws 1990, Ch. 78. The Council advises all state departments which the Council deems necessary on all matters and issues relating to aging, including administration of the state plan on aging. Term Expires Bennett, Keith L., Sr. (Hull) December 31, 2003 Berry, Conrad (Hull) December 31, 2002 Drumm, Denise (Hull) December 31, 2004 Dullas, Eleanor Patricia (Hull) December 31, 2003 Geygan, Daniel (Hull) December 31, 2001 Koffler, Henry (Chairman) (Hull) December 31, 2002 McLaughlin, Chester (Hull) December 31, 2002 December 31, 2001 Page 13 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Moretsky, Sol (Hull) December 31, 2002 Powell, Dorothy E. (Hull) December 31, 2002 Redman, Donna V. (Hull) December 31, 2004 Rhoads, P. Mark (Hull) December 31, 2002 Sloan, John N. (Hull) December 31, 2004 Staskey, Dorothy (Hull) December 31, 2003 Wiener, Jean (Hull) December 31, 2004 Zirbel, Audry (Hull) December 31, 2003 AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 207-4244 Director: Jacqueline Schafer The Agricultural Best Management Practices Advisory Committee on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations consists of eight members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, plus the Directors from the Departments of Agriculture, Environmental Quality, and Water Resources, and the dean of the College of Agriculture of the U of A. A.R.S. § 49-248. The Committee develops and recommends best management practices for concentrated animal feeding operations. No recent appointments have been made for this committee. AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NITROGEN FERTILIZER 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 207-4244 Director: Jacqueline Schafer The Agricultural Best Management Practices Advisory Committee on Nitrogen Fertilizer consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, plus the Directors from the Departments of Agriculture, Environmental Quality, and Water Resources, and the dean of the College of Agriculture of the U of A. A.R.S. § 49-248. The Committee develops and recommends best management practices for applying nitrogen fertilizer. No recent appointments have been made for this committee. AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES COMMITTEE 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 207-4244 Director: Jacqueline Schafer The Agricultural Best Management Practices Committee consists of the following members: the director or the director’s designee; the director of the department of agriculture or the director’s designee; the dean of the college of agriculture of the university of Arizona or the dean’s designee, and the state director of the United States natural resources conservation service or the director’s designee. The following members are appointed by the Governor for six year terms: one person actively engaged in the production of citrus; one person actively engaged in the production of vegetables; one person actively engaged in the production of cotton; one person actively engaged in the production of alfalfa; one person actively engaged in the production of grain, and one soil taxonomist from the university of Arizona college of agriculture. The committee elects a chairman from the appointed members to serve a two year term. By June 10, 2000, the committee shall adopt, by rule, an agricultural general permit specifying best management practices for regulated agricultural activities to reduce PM-10 particulate emissions. “Agricultural general permit” means best management practices that: (a) Reduce PM-10 particulate emissions from tillage practices and from harvesting on a commercial farm; (b) reduce PM-10 particulate emissions from those areas of a commercial farm that are not normally in crop production; (c) reduce PM-10 particulate emissions from those areas of a commercial farm that are normally in crop production including prior to plant emergence and when the land is not in crop production. A.R.S. § 49-457.

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Term Expires Accomazzo, Wade T. (alfalfa producer) (Hull) August 21, 2004 Lopez, Alfred V. (citrus producer) (Hull) August 21, 2004 Rogers, Kevin G. (cotton producer (Hull) August 21, 2004 Rousseau, Will (grain producer) (Hull) August 21, 2004 Thelander, Dan (grain producer) (Hull) August 21, 2004 Walworth, James L. (U of A, soils) (Hull) August 21, 2004 AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD 101 N. 1st Ave., Ste., # 2700 Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 440-4821 Fax: (602) 542-0111 Director: Michael Moberly The Agricultural Employment Relations Board consists of ten members appointed by the Governor as follows: two representatives of agriculture employers, two representatives of organized agricultural labor; three members from the general public, one of whom shall be chairperson of the Board; and two additional members to serve as alternates (one as arepresentativeoforganizedagriculturallabor,andtheotherasarepresentativeofagriculture).Thetermofofficeisfive years. In addition, the Governor appoints a general counsel for the Board to be exclusive legal representative of the Board. The Board may prevent any person from engaging in unfair labor practices and shall have access, for purpose of examination and the right to copy, any evidence of any person being investigated or proceeded against. The objectives of the Agricultural Employment Relations Board are to foster labor peace and to provide a forum for this state’s agricultural industry and employees to resolve labor disputes and to develop more constructive labor relations. A.R.S. § 23-1386. Term Expires Caudillo, Rosa (organized labor) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Francis, Michael (alternate, agriculture) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Higgins, Michael S. (public) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Moberly, Michael (public) (Symington) July 1, 2003 Piñeda, Eleanor (organized labor) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Rademacher, Richard R. (agriculture) (Symington) July 1, 2001 Rodriquez, Joseph “Sonny” (agriculture) (Symington) July 1, 2005 Steadman, Marc (legal counsel) (Hull) At the pleasure Shoop, Ema Lea (public) (Symington) July 1, 2003 Weeks, James (alternate, organized labor) July 1, 2003 AGRICULTURE ADVISORY COUNCIL, DEPARTMENT OF 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Director: Sheldon Jones The Department of Agriculture Advisory Council consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. Two of the members shall be actively engaged in animal production as their major sources of income; two members shall be actively engaged in plant production as their major sources of income; and one member shall be actively engaged in agribusiness as the major source of income. The Council reviews agricultural policy in this state as established by law and as administered in all functional areas of the Department. The Council assists the Director in formulating administrative rules and the proposed budget allocations among the administrative units of the Department and also reviews, advises, and recommends to the Director proposed rules before they are adopted. A.R.S. § 3-104. Term Expires Barkley, Robert K (plant industry) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Gingg, Ben (animal industry) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Hickman, Glenn M. (animal industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Mellon, Doug (plant industry) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Petznick, Earl Jr. (animal industry) (Hull) January 19, 2004

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AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Fax: (602) 542-5420 Director: Sheldon R. Jones Deputy Director: Joseph Sigg The Arizona Department of Agriculture regulates and supports Arizona agriculture in a manner that encourages farming, ranching, and agribusiness while protecting consumers and natural resources. The Department consists of four main divisions: Administrative Services, Plant Services, Animal Services, and Environmental Services; and four main programs: the State Agricultural Laboratory; the Office of Commodity Development and Promotion; the Agricultural Consultation and Training; and the Citrus, Fruit and Vegetable Standardization programs. A.R.S. § 3-103. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Administrative Services (602) 542-0957 Fax: (602) 542-0111 Deputy Director: Joseph Sigg Plant Services Division (PSD) (602) 542-0994 Fax: (602) 542-0999 Associate Director: John Caravetta The Plant Services Division ensures the provision of pest-free agricultural products and protects the public from agricultural pests through prevention, control, and eradication, thereby also reducing the necessity of pesticide applications; and protects and conserves Arizona’s native plants, historical sites, and other natural resources for present and future generations to enjoy and appreciate. Animal Services Division (ASD) (602) 542-6309 Fax: (602) 542-3244 Associate Director: Al Davis The Animal Services Division protects against the distribution of unsafe, unwholesome, and improperly labeled meat, poultry, ratites, milk, and eggs; protects and improves the health, quality, and marketability of Arizona ani- mals and animal products by identifying, diagnosing, and preventing existing and emerging diseases, protecting humans from contagious animal diseases, and responding to emergencies; and protects livestock owners from theft, the public from harmful livestock interactions, and livestock from abuse. Environmental Services Division (ESD) (602) 542-3575 Fax: (602) 542-0466 Associate Director: Jack Peterson The Environmental Services Division protects public health, agricultural workers, and the environment by ensuring the proper use of crop protection products; and protects the public’s interest by ensuring the quality of feeds, fertilizers, pesticides, forage, and seed. State Agricultural Laboratory (SAL) (602) 253-1920 Fax: (602) 253-2247 Assistant Director: Dwight Harder The State Agricultural Laboratory provides quality laboratory services to the Department and other regulatory agencies responsible for protecting consumers and natural resources. Office of Commodity Development and Promotion (CD&P) (602) 542-0978 Fax: (602) 542-0969 Assistant Director: Richard Roth The Office of Commodity Development and Promotion fosters the domestic and international consumption of Arizona agricultural commodities and ensures quality support services to contracted industry councils.

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Agricultural Consultation and Training Program (ACT) (602) 542-0984 Fax: (602) 542-5420 Assistant Director: Brett Cameron The Agricultural Consultation and Training Program guides the agricultural community in a nonenforcement posture on regulatory matters administered by the Arizona Department of Agriculture. Citrus, Fruit, and Vegetable Standardization (CF&V) (602) 542-0945 Fax: (602) 542-0281 Supervisor: Jim Nowlin The Citrus, Fruit, and Vegetable Standardization Program inspects the quality of fresh produce in the marketing chain from farm to consumer through established standards of the Arizona or U.S. Department of Agriculture and applicable marketing orders. ALLOPATHIC BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS 9545 E. Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480-551-2700 Executive Director: Claudia Foutz The Allopathic Board of Medical Examiners consists of 12 members, appointed by the Governor for five-year terms, four of whom shall represent the public and eight of whom shall be actively practicing medicine. One of the four public members shall be a licensed practical or professional nurse. The eight physicians must be from at least three different counties of the state, and not more than five of the members may be from any one county. A.R.S. § 32-1402, as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 204, § 4. Members require Senate confirmation. TheBoardexaminesandlicensesthosewishingtopracticemedicineandsurgeryinthestateandmayemploymedical consultants, approve schools of medicine, and seek legal counsel from the Attorney General. Term Expires Carmona, Richard H., M.D. (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Connell, Patrick, M.D. (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Cox, Ronnie R. Ph.D (public) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Hunter,TimB.,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2001 Jordan, Becky (public) (Hull) July 1, 2001 Krishna,Ram,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2004 Matthies, Robert (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Megdal, Sharon, Ph.D. (public) (Hull) July 1, 2001 Pardo, Dona (registered nurse) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Powers, Pamela, M.D. (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Schwager, Edward J. (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Wong, William (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2003 APPELLATE COURT APPOINTMENTS, COMMISSION ON 1501 W. Washington, Ste. 427 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4532 Director: Honorable Thomas Zlaket, Chief Justice The Commission on Appellate Court Appointments is a nonpartisan commission composed of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; five attorney members, nominated by the State Bar and appointed by the Governor; and 10 nonattorney members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. Ariz. Const., Art. VI, § 36. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission makes recommendations to the Governor for appointments to the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals when vacancies occur. Term Expires Bingham, Terry Joe (nonattorney) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Chandler, S. Thomas (attorney) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Fernandez, Sally Garza (nonattorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Flores, Albert (attorney) (Hull) January 17, 2005

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Gillespie, Marlin (nonattorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 McFall, Larry Leroy (nonattorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Moeller, James (attorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Montiel, Yvonne de la Torre (nonattorney) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Oseran, Deborah (attorney) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Parker, Royann J. (nonattorney) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Polk, Barbara J. (nonattorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Rice, Ronald D. (nonattorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Schmitt, Robert (attorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Turoff, Carol N. (nonattorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Varga, Henry (nonattorney) (Hull) January 20, 2003 APPRAISAL, STATE BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 360 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1543 Fax: (602) 542-1598 Executive Director: Ed Logan The State Board of Appraisal consists of nine members appointed by the Governor to serve three-year staggered terms. The membership includes four members as follows: one state-certified general appraiser, one state-certified residential appraiser, one state-licensed appraiser, and one appraiser certified or licensed; four public members; and a registered property tax agent. Members require Senate confirmation. The State Board of Appraisal prescribes standards of professional appraisal practice, adopts standards and criteria which, at a minimum, are equal to the minimum criteria adopted by the appraisal subcommittee for: certification; licensing; educational, appraisal, and equivalent experience; examination specifications; administrative procedures for licensure applications; continuing education; and other duties as specified by A.R.S. § 32-3604, as amended by Laws 1999, Ch. 48, §1. Term Expires Benham, Lezlie A (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Elliott, LeeAnn (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gay, Audrey (licensed appraiser) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Havranek, Charles (certified rural) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Heineman, Thomas (certified general appraiser) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Maio, Keith (public/ lending experience) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Makula, Ella Jean (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Meahl, Marie (certified residential) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Naifeh, Michael (registered property tax agent) (Hull) January 21, 2002 ARCHAEOLOGY ADVISORY COMMISSION 1300 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-7135 Director: James Garrison, State Historic Preservation Officer The Archaeology Advisory Council consists of 11 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. Each member shall have a demonstrated interest or expertise in one or more of the fields of prehistoric archaeology, historic archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, tourism, public education, economic development, or planning, six of whom are specifically in the fields of prehistoric archaeology, historic archaeology, ethnology, or anthropology. The Commission advises the state historic preservation officer in educational programs to promote archaeology, to inform the public on issues and activities, and to create a better understanding of our cultural history. A.R.S. § 41-847. Term Expires Andersen, Lisa M. (Game and Fish/demonstrated interest) (Symington) September 1, 2003 Campbell, Marty (citizen) (Hull) September 1, 2003 Cushman, David (anthropology) (Hull) September 1, 2004 Dearwester, Allen A. (avocational) (Hull) September 1, 2002 Grant, Vernelda (native American) (Hull) September 1, 2004 Gumerman, George (Hull) September 1, 2004 Howard, Jerry B. (anthropology) (Hull) September 1, 2001 Lidman, Roger (anthropology) (Hull) September 1, 2001

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Montiel, Alida (Native American) (Symington) September 1, 2003 Wilcox, Dr. David (archaeology) (Hull) September 1, 2002 vacancy (archaeology/anthropology) (Hull) September 1, 2002 ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION (AHCCCS) 801 E. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85034 (602) 417-4000 Fax: (602) 252-6536 Director: Phyllis Biedess Deputy Director: Branch McNeal Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Administration administers an innovative program to assure delivery of quality health care to eligible Arizona residents by regulating and monitoring qualified providers. Providers are chosen through competitively bid, risksharing, prepaid capitated contracts. A.R.S. § 36-2902. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Business and Finance Division (602) 417-4059 Fax: (602) 258-5943 Assistant Director: James Cockerham Legal Assistance, Office of (602) 417-4546 Fax: (602) 253-9115 Assistant Director: Matthew Devlin Information Systems Division (602) 417-5908 Fax: (602) 417-4532 Assistant Director: James Wang Managed Care, Office of (602) 417-4625 Fax: (602) 256-6421 Assistant Director: Kari Price Medical Management, Office of (602) 417-4241 Fax: (602) 254-1769 Chief Medical Officer: C.J. Hindman, M.D. Member Services, Division of (602) 417-4590 Fax: 253-0938 Assistant Director: Diane Ross Policy Analysis and Coordination, Office of (602) 417-4447 Fax: (602) 256-6756 Assistant Director: Lynn Dunton ARIZONA STUDENT PROGRAM INVESTING RESOURCES IN EDUCATION SELECTION COMMITTEE (A.S.P.I.R.E.) 2020 N. Central Ave., Ste. 275 Phoenix, AZ 85004-4503 (602) 229-2591

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Administrator: Verna Allen The Arizona student program investing resources for education selection committee of the Arizona commission for post secondary education is established consisting of the following members who serve three-year terms: three members appointed by the Governor, three members appointed by the State Board of Education, three members appointed by the Commission for Post-secondary Education, one member representing the Board of Regents, one member representing the State Board of Community Colleges, and one member representing private post secondary institutions of higher education. A.R.S. § 15-1863. Term Expires Vargas, Magdalen (Hull) January 1, 2002 Yogurtian, George J. (Hull) January 1, 2001 Wyse, Kathy L. (Hull) January 1, 2003 ARIZONA-MEXICO COMMISSION Arizona-Mexico Commission 1700 W. Washington, Suite 180 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1345 Fax: (602) 542-1411 Web site: www.azmc.org Director: Russell Knocke Beginning with its original mission 40 years ago, the Arizona-Mexico West Coast Trade Commission has been carried through to the present day as the Arizona-Mexico Commission (AMC). The commission works to develop a formal working relationship with Mexico through the work of the AMC committees. Term Expires Alvarez, Ruben (vice-chair) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Benesch, Wayne (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Bennett, Jan (vice-president) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Cárdenas, José A. (president) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Capin, Harlan (secretary) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Colombo, Carol A. (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Emmermann, Margie A. (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Fernandez, Sally Garza (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Flores, Victor (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Howard, Gail (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Jacobs, Gerald L. (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Jones, Russell (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Lucero, Lawrence (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Mandeville, Will (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Sanger, Carol (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Stanley, Catherine (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Tingey, Kurt (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Urrieztieta, Lirain (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Woods, Thomas R. (treasurer) (Hull) June 28, 2002 Wright, Bruce (board member) (Hull) June 28, 2002 ARTS, ARIZONA COMMISSION ON THE 417 W. Roosevelt St. Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 255-5882 Executive Director: Shelley M. Cohn The Arizona Commission on the Arts consists of 15 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. The Commission stimulates and encourages the study and presentation of the performing and visual arts in the state. A.R.S. § 41-981. Term Expires Avey, Gary (Hull) June 30, 2004 Badertscher, Bunny (Hull) June 30, 2001 Cardenas, Virginia (Hull) June 30, 2001

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Castillo, Joseph (Hull) June 30, 2002 Hall, Pamela (Hull) June 30, 2003 Howell, Dave (Hull) June 30, 2002 Jacobson, Gail (Hull) June 30, 2004 Jozoff, Jane (Chairman) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Kavanaugh, Dennis (Hull) June 30, 2002 Licardi, Andre (Hull) June 30, 2002 Lundahl, Irene (Hull) June 30, 2003 Luria, Donald S. (Hull) June 30, 2002 Miller, Beverly L. (Hull) June 30, 2001 Wilkenson-Fannin, Lisa (Hull) June 30, 2003 Wood, Margaret (Hull) June 30, 2003 ATHLETIC TRAINING, BOARD OF 5060 N. 19th Ave., # 209 Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 589-8352 (602) 589-8354 Executive Director: Cedes Bruno The Board of Athletic Training consists of five members appointed by the Governor for staggered five-year terms as follows: three athletic trainers who are residents of this state, possess an unrestricted license to practice athletic training in this state, and have been practicing in this state for at least five years immediately preceding their appointment; and two public members who are residents of this state and who are not affiliated with and do not have any financial interest in any health care profession but who have an interest in consumer rights. Laws 2000, Ch. 111, § 1. The Board shall evaluate the qualifications of applicants for licensure; designate the national examination that it requires applicants to pass; issue licenses to persons who meet the requirements of the athletic trainers statute; establish requirements pertaining to the ratio between supervising athletic trainers and student athletic trainers; regulate the practice of athletic training by interpreting and enforcing the athletic trainers statute; establish requirements for assessing the continuing competence of licensees; and adopt and revise rules to enforce the law. Term Expires Beasley, Ed (Hull) January 19, 2004 Kingma, Jackie (Hull) January 17, 2005 Wright, Daniel (Hull) January 16, 2006 Webber, Mat (Hull) January 20, 2003 Harris, Gregory (Hull) January 21, 2002 AUTOMOBILE THEFT AUTHORITY, ARIZONA 37377 N. 7th St., Ste. 150 Phoenix, AZ 85014-5079 (602) 604-9034 Fax: (602) 255-4802 Executive Director: Paul Mortenson The Automobile Theft Authority consists of 12 members, for four-year terms as follows: two police chiefs who are appointed by the Arizona chiefs’ of police association, one of whom represents a city or town with a population of 100,000 or more persons and one of whom represents a city or town with a population of less than 100,000 persons; two sheriffs who are appointed by the Arizona sheriffs’ association, one of whom represents a county with a population of 500,000 or more persons and one of whom represents a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons; the Assistant Director of the Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division or the Assistant Director’s designee; the Director of the Department of Public Safety or the Director’s designee; and the following members appointed by the Governor: two county attorneys, one of whom represents a county with a population of 500,000 or more persons and one of whom represents a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons; two employees of insurers who are licensed to write motor vehicle liability insurance in this state; and two members of the general public. The Authority hires staff; provides work facilities and equipment; determines the scope of the problem of automobile theft, including particular areas of the state where the problem is greatest; analyzes the various methods of combating the problem of automobile theft; and develops and implements a plan of operation and a financial plan reporting by September 1 of each year to the Governor and the Legislature on its activities during the preceding fiscal year. A.R.S. § 41-3451 as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 186, § 2.

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Term Expires Butler, Dean (insurer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Eckstrom, William (county attorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Gutier, Alberto (Governor designee) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Payne, Michael (insurer employee) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Poole, Ellen (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Romley, Richard M. (Maricopa County) (Hull) January 20, 2003 AUTOMOBILE THEFT AUTHORITY COMMITTEE 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3163 Chairman: Honorable Marilyn Jarrett The Automobile Theft Authority Committee consists of eight members; three members of the Senate who are appointed by the President of the Senate and serve on the judiciary, transportation and financial institutions and retirement committees, or their successor committees; three members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the House and serve on the judiciary, transportation and banking and insurance committees, or their successor committees; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; and the director of the department of insurance or the director’s designee. A.R.S. § 41-3452. The Committee reviews the Automobile Theft Authority prevention programs and their effectiveness, funding sources and the need for additional funding, the impact of prevention programs on automobile theft rates, and motor vehicle insurance costs. Term Expires Gutier, Alberto (Governor designee) (Symington) At the pleasure BANKING DEPARTMENT 2910 N. 44th St., Ste. 310 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 255-4421 Fax: (602) 381-1225 Superintendent: Richard C. Houseworth The Department of Banking examines each financial organization in the state annually. The Superintendent is appointed by the Governor for a four-year term. A.R.S. § 6-111. Superintendent requires Senate confirmation. BARBERS, ARIZONA BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 220 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4498 Executive Director: Mario J. Herrera Assistant Director: Sam LaBarbera The Arizona Board of Barbers consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms: one barber actively practicing in Arizona for at least five years, one barber who holds a barber school license, one barber who holds a barber shop/salon license, and two public members, preferably one who is an educator. A.R.S. § 32-302. The Board establishes minimum qualifications for entry into the profession; prescribes minimum school curriculum requirements; and adopts rules which are necessary or proper for administration, including sanitary and safety requirements for schools and shops/salons, sanitary and safety standards for the practice of barbering, and mobile unit requirements. Term Expires Cooley, Ross (public) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Griego, Roxanne (salon license) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Knox, Arthur Dean (salon license) (Hull) June 30, 2006 Lara, Theresa (barber) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Work, Fred (public) (Hull) June 30, 2004

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BASEBALL COMMISSION, ARIZONA Department of Commerce Office of Sports Development 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1400 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1435 Executive Director: Chris Baier The Arizona Baseball Commission consists of no more than 40 members appointed by the Governor. The Governor shall designate a chairperson from among the membership, who will appoint an Executive Committee to direct the business of the Commission. The chairperson may appoint from the membership or from outside the membership special subcommittees, as the need arises, to complete a special baseball-related task. The Commission shall meet at the call of the chairperson no less than semi-annually. The Director of the Arizona Office of Sports Development shall serve as an ex- officio member of the Commission. The Commission shall submit an annual report and status report on continuing projects as deemed necessary to the Governor. The Commission provides support and assistance to local and regional groups to develop and implement a public consensus and action plan to prepare Arizona as a site for a major league baseball expansion team and further assist in these efforts to acquire the rights to the major league expansion franchise. The Committee works closely with individual teams, booster groups, public officials, stadium owners and operators, tourism and economic development agencies, the business community, and the general public to follow up on the economic, promotion, and facility needs of the Cactus League and Japanese teams. Executive Order 94-4. Term Expires Bavasi, Christopher (Symington) At the pleasure Brinton, Robert (Symington) At the pleasure Bruner, James (Symington) At the pleasure Cegles, Vic (Symington) At the pleasure Cutlip, Don (Symington) At the pleasure Deignan, Marilu (Symington) At the pleasure Dorn, Daniel B. (Symington) At the pleasure Emerine, Steve (Hull) At the pleasure Garagiola, Joseph H. (Symington) At the pleasure Gonsher, Geoffrey (Hull) At the pleasure Kindall, Jerry (Symington) At the pleasure Klimchock, Lou (Symington) At the pleasure Kloenne, Timothy E. (Symington) At the pleasure Leon, Eddie (Symington) At the pleasure Mast, Gregory L. (Symington) At the pleasure Montgomery, Anne (Symington) At the pleasure Moyer, Alan (Symington) At the pleasure Nelson, Lawrence K. (Symington) At the pleasure Neuheisel, Richard G. (Symington) At the pleasure Pezzerello, Frank (Symington) At the pleasure Pies, Ron (Symington) At the pleasure Radcliffe, Dave (Symington) At the pleasure Renke, David J. (Symington) At the pleasure Salow, David A. (Symington) At the pleasure Schneider, Daniel L. (Chairman) (Symington) At the pleasure Solaski, Roy (Symington) At the pleasure Stiles, Greg (Symington) At the pleasure Weisz, George (Symington) At the pleasure Wilkinson, David (Symington) At the pleasure Williams, Jane (Symington) At the pleasure Additional appointments pending. BEEF COUNCIL, ARIZONA 1401 N. 24th St., Ste. 4 Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 273-7163 Executive Director: Sandy Eastlake

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The Arizona Beef Council consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms: three producers of range cattle, three cattle feeders, and three dairymen. A.R.S. § 3-1232. The Council markets and promotes of Arizona beef projects. Term Expires Anglin, D. Richard (dairyman) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Cambern, Nan (cattle producer) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Hinz, Norman (cattle feeder) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Lunt, Richard G. (dairyman) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Milroy, Michael (range cattle producer) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Sawyer, William (cattle feeder) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Shill, Scott (cattle feeder) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Stechnij, Casey N. (dairyman) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Webb, James (range cattle) (Hull) June 30, 2001 (See also AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 350 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1882 Fax: (602) 542-1830 Executive Director: Debra Rinaudo The Board of Behavioral Health Examiners consists of eight public members appointed by the Governor, and two members from each credentialing committee that have at least five years experience in the practice of a behavioral health profession. The term of office of board members is three years. The duties of the board include the following: adopting rules and regulation necessary and applicable; administering and enforcing orders of the board; certifying every qualified applicant who is recommended to the board for certification by the appropriate credentialing committee as a practitioner of a particular regulated behavioral health profession; conduct- ing disciplinary hearings on credentialing committee findings involving disciplinary action and, on review of records, affirm, reverse, adopt, modify, supplement, amend or reject a credentialing committee’s report in whole or in part. A.R.S. § 32-3252. Term Expires Aumack, Lisa (counseling) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Allanson, Susan Jean (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Bowden, Kirk (counseling) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Chase, Gail Anne (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Dode, Llene (counseling) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Gastineau, Roberta (social work) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gauby, Karl (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 LeGendre, Steven (marriage and family) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Mattox, Milton Cedric (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Peck, Hank (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Phillips, Kathleen (Hull) January 20, 2003 Porter, Marshall (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pruetz, Diane Marie (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Roth, James (substance abuse) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Salazar, Michael (substance abuse) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Simmons, Howard L. (public) (Hull) June 12, 2001 Sutton, Ingrid Victoria (social work) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Wright, Daniel W. (marriage and family) (Hull) January 17, 2005 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EXAMINERS, CREDENTIALING COMMITTEES 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 350 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1882 Fax: (602) 542-1830 Executive Director: Debra Rinaudo

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Each Committee consists of not fewer than two nor more than four members who are eligible to be certified members of the profession and not fewer than one nor more than three public members, appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-3261. Counseling Credentialing Committee The Counseling Credentialing Committee develops an application process for certification, recommends applicants for certification to the Behavioral Health Examiners Board, and informs the public of individuals certified by the Board as behavioral health professionals in the field of social work relating to human behavior, emotional responses, and social conditions. Term Expires Aumack, Lisa (professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Bowden, Kirk (professional) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Dode, Ilene L. (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Pruetz, Diane Marie (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Stromee, Victoria (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Marriage and Family Therapy Credentialing Committee The Marriage and Family Therapy Credentialing Committee develops an application process for certification, recommends applicants for certification to the Behavioral Health Examiners Board, and informs the public of individuals certified by the Board as behavioral health professionals in the area of marital and family therapy in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional conditions. Term Expires Benson, Amelia Nell (professional) (Hull) January 20, 2003 LeGendre, Steven (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Phillips, Kathleen (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Reinke, Lori Ann (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Wright, Daniel W. (professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Social Work Credentialing Committee The Social Work Credentialing Committee develops an application process for certification, recommends applicants for certification to the Behavioral Health Examiners Board, and informs the public of individuals certified by the Board as behavioral health professionals in the field of social work relating to human behavior, emotional responses, and social conditions. Term Expires Gastineau, Roberta (professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Lore, Cathryn (professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Mitchell, Wayne (professional) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Shearman, Joy (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Sutton, Ingrid Victoria (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Substance Abuse Counseling and Treatment Credentialing Committee The Substance Abuse Counseling and Treatment Credentialing Committee develops an application process for certification, recommends applicants for certification to the Behavioral Health Examiners Board, and informs the public of individuals certified by the Board as behavioral health professionals in the field of substance abuse counseling and treatment. Term Expires Meighan, Robert (professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Pruetz, Diane Marie (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Roth, James (substance abuse) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Salazar, Michael Scott (professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Scott, Vicki (professional) (Hull) January 20, 2001 BLINDNESS AND VISUAL IMPAIRMENT, GOVERNOR’S COUNCIL ON 1789 W. Jefferson St., Site Code 930A Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 364-0842 Council Administrator: Karen King The Governor’s Council on Blindness and Visual Impairment consists of 20 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. Fourteen members shall be consumers: three members to be appointed from the Arizona Council for the Blind, three members from the National Federation of the Blind of Arizona, three members from the Blinded Veterans Association, one member from the Arizona Association of Parents of the Visually Impaired, and four members who are consumers-at-large; six members shall be representatives of the general community, including business, government,

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employers, and advocates. There are also four non-voting members serving as ex officio members: the manager of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired in the Department of Economic Security, the Superintendent of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind, the Chief Librarian for the Arizona Department of Library, Archives and Public Records, Arizona State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, and a representative of a private nonprofit agency that provides services to the blind and visually impaired. Executive Order 86-15; superseded by Executive Order 92-15. The Council provides a mechanism to ensure that the specialized needs of blind and visually impaired Arizonans are addressed effectively. Term Expires Baldridge, Elaine Faris (consumer-at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Cecala, Katherine (general community/advocate) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Chavoya, Maria (general community/advocate) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Drow, Richard L. (Blinded Veterans Association) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Erin, Jane (general community/advocate) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Peyton, Janna (National Federation of the Blind) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Goins, Walter (Blinded Veterans Association) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Kresmer, Robert T. (National Federation of the Blind) (Hull) December 31, 2003 Martinez, Daniel (Arizona Council for the Blind) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Nelson, Mark (consumer-at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Pasco, Bill (general community) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Shapiro, Beatriz (Arizona Council of Blind) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Simmons, Thomas D. (consumer-at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Smith, David W., Ph.D. (consumer-at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Smith, Leon A. (Blinded Veterans Association) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Sommerville, Ann (Hull) December 31, 2003 Sutton, Oscar (consumer-at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Swenson, Ruth M. (National Federation of the Blind-Arizona) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Taska, Jay (general community) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Urban, Julie (Arizona Association Parents of Visually Impaired) (Hull) December 31, 2001 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE GOVERNOR’S ALLIANCE AGAINST DRUGS 1700 W. Washington, 1st Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6003 Director: Brenda Henderson The Governor’s Office of Drug Policy is to improve the quality of life for all Arizona’s citizens by working to reduce substance abuse through the efforts of prevention, treatment and enforcement. Establish a Board of Directors of the Governor’s Alliances Against Drugs to advise the Governor’s Division of Drug Policy on effective programs that reduce substance abuse and violence among the youth of Arizona. The Board of Directors shall be comprised of 15 members: One member shall be appointed from each county in the state; each member selected shall be a member of a Governor’s Alliance Against Drugs, as recognized by the Mayor of that city or town or by Tribal Council; the Governor may appoint from a list of nominees submitted by the various alliances within each county; in the event that a qualified candidate is not identified within a county, the open positions shall be filled from applications in other counties at the discretion of the Governor; members appointed by the Governor shall serve staggered three-year terms and at the pleasure of the Governor; members or designees shall not send alternates to represent them at the Board of Directors meetings; the Governor’s Division of Drug Policy shall provide staff support to the Board of Directors; the Governor shall appoint the chairperson of the Board of Directors, who will serve a term of two years. Executive Order 2000-5. Term Expires Banks, Alice (Hull) October 16, 2001 Donovan, Trinity (Hull) October 16, 2002 Hanson, Kristine (Hull) October 16, 2001 Irish, Robert (Hull) October 16, 2002 Kressler, Harry (Hull) October 16, 2002 Leto, Connie (Hull) October 16, 2004 Meiffren, Michael (Hull) October 16, 2003 Minor, Willis (Hull) October 16, 2002 Osuna, Frances (Hull) October 16, 2003 Valenzuela, Daul (Hull) October 16, 2001 Vare la , Robe rt (Hull) October 16, 2004 Wascher, Richard C. (Hull) October 16, 2004

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White, Sally (Hull) October 16, 2003 Williams, Gail (Hull) October 16, 2003 Additional appointment pending. BOXING COMMISSION, ARIZONA STATE 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 210 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1417 Executive Director: John Montaño The Arizona State Boxing Commission consists of three members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. The term of one member shall expire on the third Monday of each year. A.R.S. § 5-223. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission promulgates rules governing professional boxing and wrestling in the state. Term Expires Green, Michael Preston (Hull) January 21, 2002 McGroder, Patrick J., III (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pennington, Joe (Hull) January 19, 2004 BUILDING AND FIRE SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF 99 E. Virginia, Ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 255-4072 Fax: (602) 255-4962 Director: N. Eric Borg Assistant Director, Office of Administration: Dan Gray Assistant Director, Office of Manufactured Housing: Larry Pointer Assistant Director, Office of the State Fire Marshal: Duane Pell The Department of Building and Fire Safety maintains standards of quality and safety for manufactured homes, factory- built buildings, and recreational vehicles and reduces hazards to life and property through maintenance and enforcement of state fire code. A.R.S. § 41-2147. The Director requires Senate confirmation. (See also FIRE SAFETY COMMITTEE, STATE and MANUFACTURED HOUSING, BOARD OF) CANAMEX CORRIDOR, GOVERNOR’S TASK FORCE FOR THE 206 S. 17th Ave., MD 310B Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-4113 Fax: (602) 256-7659 Coordinator: Carol Sanger The Governor’s Canamex Corridor Task Force, chaired by the Governor, consists of 19 members who are appointed by the Governor. Executive Order 01-05 (supersedes E.O. 98-7). The Task Force promotes the successful development of the Canamex trade corridor to activate and accelerate economic activity throughout the state of Arizona and the entire Canamex Trade corridor. Term Expires Berry, Dave (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Carlson, John (executive assistant, Transportation) (Hull) At the pleasure Columbo, Carol A. (Governor’s NAFTA Implementor) (Hull) At the pleasure Dusenberry, Katie (State Transportation Board) (Hull) At the pleasure Emmermann, Margie (executive assistant/Mexico policy) (Hull) At the pleasure Finley, Dorothy (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Garrett, Dennis (Director, Department of Public Safety) (Hull) At the pleasure Hathaway, Robert R. (member at large) At the pleasure Hull, Jane Dee (Governor, Arizona) (Hull) At the pleasure Jones, Russell (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Manning, Valerie (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure December 31, 2001 Page 27 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

McCormick, Paul (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure McDowell, James D. (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Norton, Jacqueline (Director, Arizona Department of Commerce) (Hull) At the pleasure Peters, Mary (Director, Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT)) (Hull) At the pleasure Sanger, Carol (CANAMEX Corridor Project) (Hull) At the pleasure Wright, Bruce (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Woog, Peter (member at large) (Hull) At the pleasure Zelznak, Rick (Executive Assistant Information Technology) (Hull) At the pleasure CHARACTER EDUCATION COMMISSION 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 364-0379 Staff Director: Tammy Linn The Commission exercises general supervision, recommends legislation pertaining to, and grants status to qualifying applicants. The Commission will offer recommendations to the Governor on Character Education issues and policies. The Commission will work with the Governor to establish guidelines for a voluntary Character Education Program in Arizona. The Commission will collaborate with a separate non-profit organization to obtain funds needed to provide educators and other non-profit youth organizations the opportunity to be trained in Character Education and to provide them with the guidance needed to implement a successful Character Education program. The Commission will include no less than 10 individuals and not more than 21 individuals from throughout the state of Arizona who are selected regardless of age, race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin, the only requirement being a commitment to develop the character of the children in Arizona. The Chair and members shall be appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of, the Governor. The Commission members will serve as community supporters for Character Education in Arizona. The Character Education Commission shall be reviewed no later than June 30, 2003 to determine appropriate action for its continuance, modification or termination. Executive Order 99-13. Term Expires Andersen, Wilford (Hull) At the pleasure Arvizu, Ernestina (Hull) At the pleasure Basha, Eddie (Hull) At the pleasure Brown, Geoffrey (Hull) At the pleasure Brown, Wayne (Hull) At the pleasure Brutinel, Robert (Hull) At the pleasure Fields, Richard (Hull) At the pleasure Flores, Victor (Hull) At the pleasure Goldtooth, Geraldine (Hull) At the pleasure Kock, Timothy (Hull) At the pleasure McLeod, Chuck (Hull) At the pleasure Moyes, Jerry (Hull) At the pleasure Ochoa, Luis (Hull) At the pleasure Owen, Cecelia (Hull) At the pleasure Pedicone, John (Hull) At the pleasure Robson, Michelle (Hull) At the pleasure Schreiber, Elaine (Hull) At the pleasure Shadegg, John (Hull) At the pleasure Slemmer, Harold (Hull) At the pleasure Thompson, Charles (Hull) At the pleasure CHARTER SCHOOLS, STATE BOARD OF 4105 N. 20th St., Ste. 280 Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 468-6369 Fax: (602) 468-1682 Director: Kristen Jordison The State Board of Charter Schools consists of 12 members, including the Superintendent of Public Instruction or designee; three members of the Legislature who shall serve as advisory members and who are appointed jointly by the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives; and eight members appointed by the Governor as follows: six members of the general public, at least two of whom reside in a neighborhood where a significant number of children reside who meet the eligibility requirements established under the National School Lunch and Child Nutrition

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Acts (42 U.S.C. 1751 through 1785) for free lunches; and two members of the business community. The Superintendent of Public Instruction serves a term running concurrently with the Superintendent’s term of office; the members from the State Board of Education and the Legislature serve four-year staggered terms that run concurrently with their respective terms of office; and the members from the general public and the business community serve four-year staggered terms. A.R.S. § 15-182. The Board exercises general supervision over charter schools sponsored by the Board, recommends legislation pertaining to charter schools to the Legislature, and grants charter status to qualifying applicants for charter schools. Laws 1994, Ch. 2, 9th Special Session. Members require Senate confirmation. Term Expires Canchola, Roberto (public-60 percent) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Diethelm, Daniel (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gibson, James E. (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Goddard, Eva (public- 60 percent) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Kelly, Mary Lynn V. (business) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Kur, Sally F. (public) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Twist, Steve (business) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Shekerjian, Onnie (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 CHILD SUPPORT COORDINATING COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE Department of Economic Security 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5678 Director: John Clayton The Child Support Coordinating Council Subcommittee reports to the Committee on Child Support Enforcement as does the Domestic Relations Reform Study Subcommittee. Reports are provided to the Governor and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court annually in January. Term Expires Beckley, Jodi (Hull) At the pleasure Child Support Enforcement and Domestic Relations Reform Committee Co-chairs: Representative Laura Knaperek and Senator Pete Rios Domestic Relations Reform Study Subcommittee Co-chairs: Representatives Anderson, Foster and Johnson, and Senators Brown and Petersen CHILDREN’S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, COUNCIL ON c/o Division of Behavioral Health 2122 E. Highland, Ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 381-8990 Director: Anne Rock The Council on Children’s Behavioral Health consists of 20 members who are appointed for staggered three-year terms as follows: five members appointed by the Governor; four members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; four members appointed by the Senate President; the Director of each of the following Departments: Health Services, and Economic Security; Governor’s Office for Children; Superintendent of the Department of Education; a representative of the Arizona Supreme Court; the chairperson of the Senate committee on health and welfare; and either the chairperson of the House of Representatives committee on health or human resources and aging as advisory members. A.R.S. § 36-3421. The Council shall develop recommendations on issues relating to a comprehensive service delivery system for children’s behavioral health. Appointments pending.

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CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 5060 N. 19th Ave., Ste. 416 Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 255-1444 Fax: (602) 255-4289 Executive Director: Patricia A. Pritzl The Board of Chiropractic Examiners consists of five members including three licensed chiropractors and two lay persons appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-901. The Board examines and licenses chiropractors in Arizona and has the power to suspend or revoke licenses after a hearing. Term Expires Badge, James (chiropractor) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Seitz, Craig S. (chiropractor) (Symington) July 1, 2002 Miller, Norman (public) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Velotta, Sandra Lynne (public) (Hull) July 1, 2006 Weathersby, N. Edwin (chiropractor) (Hull) July 1, 2004 CITRUS, FRUIT, AND VEGETABLE ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Agriculture 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Director: Sheldon Jones The Citrus, Fruit, and Vegetable Advisory Council consists of eight members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 3-527.01. The Council advises the supervisor of inspection and makes recommendations concerning inspection services, procedures and training, statutes and rules, budget and fees, and enforcement actions relating to citrus, fruit, and vegetable standardization. Term Expires Alameda, Steven (fruit/vegetable producer – Yuma) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Duncan, Arnott Kell, III (fruit/vegetable grower) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Eggers, Lance (apple producer) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Lopez, Alfred (citrus producer – Maricopa) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Muldoon, Gerald (lettuce grower) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Rousseau, Will (fruit/vegetable grower) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Spencer, William (citrus producer – Yuma) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Additional appointment pending. CITRUS RESEARCH COUNCIL, ARIZONA Department of Agriculture 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Director: Sheldon Jones The Arizona Citrus Research Council consists of seven producers appointed by the Governor. Three producers shall be from District 1, including Yuma County; two producers shall be from district two, including Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties; and two producers shall be appointed at large. The Council receives and disburses monies to administer the law; prepares for the Governor and the citrus industry an annual report of its activities, receipts, and expenditures; provides for an annual audit of its accounts by a qualified public accounting firm; organizes and administers any referendum called under the Act; and prescribes fees to be assessed within specified limits. A.R.S. § 3-468.01. Term Expires Driedger, Jerry (at-large) (Hull) December 31, 2001

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Hefner, Chad (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Martori, Peter C. (District 2) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Nelson, Douglas G. (at-large producer) (Hull) December 31, 2003 White, Michael (District 2) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Weddle, James A. (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2003 Woodman, Robert (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2001 CIVIL RIGHTS ADVISORY BOARD 1275 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5025 Executive Director: Janet Napolitano The Civil Rights Advisory Board consists of seven members appointed by the Governor to serve three-year terms. No more than four shall be of the same political party. A.R.S. § 41-1401. The Board investigates and holds hearings on infringements of Arizona civil rights laws and advises the civil rights division of the Department of Law. Term Expires Allen, Kimberly (Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Barstack, Renee Rodgers (Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Gallardo, Steve (Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Kirtley, Scott (Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Landrum, Carl (Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Rios, Marci (Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Vasquez, Dora (Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 CLEAN ELECTIONS COMMISSION, CITIZENS 4001 N. 3rd St., Ste. 200 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 200-0013 Executive Director: Colleen Conner The Citizens Clean Elections Commission consists of five members, serving five year terms, who are committed to upholding public confidence in the integrity, honesty and impartiality of the electoral system. No more than two members of the commission shall be members of the same political party and no more than two members of the commission shall be residents of the same county. The Governor and the highest-ranking official holding a statewide office, who is not a member of the same political party as the Governor, alternate making appointments to fill any vacancies or upon expiration of terms. Some of the duties of the commission are to: sponsor debates among candidates in such manner as determined by the commission; prescribe forms for reports, statements, notices, and other required documents; prepare and publish instruc- tions setting forth methods of bookkeeping and preservation of records; produce a yearly report describing the commission’s activities, any recommendations for changes of law, administration, or funding amounts, and accounting for monies in the fund; ensure that money from the fund is placed in candidate campaign accounts or otherwise spent as specified; monitor reports filed and financial records of candidates as needed to ensure that equalization monies are paid promptly to opposing qualified candidates; and ensure that money to be paid to the fund is deposited in the fund. The commission may subpoena witnesses, compel their attendance and testimony, administer oaths and affirmations, take evidence, and require by subpoena the production of any books, papers, records, or other items material to the performance of the commission’s duties or the exercise of its powers. A.R.S. § 16-955. Term Expires Lemon, L. Gene (Republican, Maricopa) (Hull) December 31, 2004 McKay, David (Republican, Coconino) (Hull) January 17, 2005 CLIMATOLOGY, OFFICE OF ASU Office of Climatology P.O. Box 871508 Tempe, AZ 85287-1508 480-965-0750 State Climatologist: Russell Vose

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The State Climate Office is directed by the State Climatologist for Arizona with the purpose of providing for the continuation of services formerly covered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It is established by a three-party Memorandum of Agreement between the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC), the National Weather Service - Western Region (NWSWR), and the Arizona Board of Regents. The State Climatologist is appointed by the Governor. COLORADO RIVER BASIN SALINITY CONTROL ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Water Resources 106 W. 500 South, Ste. 101 Bountiful, UT 84010 Executive: Jack Barnett Seven western states’ Governors appoint three members. One representative each from Department of Water Resources, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and Central Arizona Water Conservation District. P.L. 93-320. Term Expires Carr, Tom (DWR Representative) (Hull) At the pleasure Dozier, Larry (CAWCD Representative) (Hull) At the pleasure Day, Troy, (ADEQ Representative) (Hull) At the pleasure COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 3800 N. Central Ave., # 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Chairman: Margie Emmermann The Commerce and Economic Development Commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor for three- year terms. The Director of the Department of Commerce serves as chairperson. A.R.S. § 41-1505.05. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission develops a comprehensive long-range strategic economic plan for the state and assists the department in economic planning and development. Term Expires Anderson, Carol D. (Hull) January 15, 2001 Hammond, Michael S. (Hull) January 15, 2001 Roman, Steve (Hull) January 15, 2001 Va c a nt January 15, 2001 Additional appointments pending. COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1300 Director: Jackie Norton Deputy Director: Chris Baier The Department of Commerce promotes and encourages the prosperous development and protection of the legitimate interest and welfare of Arizona business, industry, and commerce within and outside this state. A.R.S. § 41-1502. The Director requires Senate confirmation. COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF ARIZONA, STATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 2020 N. Central Ave., Ste. 570 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 255-4037 Director: Pete Gonzalez

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The State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of Arizona consists of 15 members, one from each county, appointed by the Governor, in addition to a representative of the Arizona Board of Regents and the Superintendent of Public Instruction or designee. Terms are seven years. A.R.S. § 15-1421. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board is the governing body for the state community college system. Term Expires Anderson, Alfred ‘Bud’ (Pinal County) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Ashcroft, LaVerl (Apache County) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Balich, Nick (Maricopa County) (Symington January 19, 2004 Carlin, Patrick K. (Mohave County) (Symington) January 21, 2008 Claridge, Lois (Graham County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Clifton, Michael (Coconino County) (Symington) January 20, 2003 Fichtl, Theodore C. (Cochise County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Freedman, Thava (Navajo County) (Hull) January 15, 2007 Hoover, Evangelina “Conkie” (La Paz County) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Johnson, Steven (Gila County) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lizardi, Oscar (Pima County) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Moreno-Jeong, Lourdes (Santa Cruz County) (Hull) January 15, 2007 Rizk, Karen Follett (Yavapai County) (Symington) January 19, 2004 Zumwalt, Dixie (Greenlee County) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Va c a nt (Yuma County) January 21, 2008 COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION GUIDELINES COMMITTEE Department of Public Safety 2102 W. Encanto Blvd. (P.O. Box 6638) Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 223-2416 State Coordinator: Val Biebrich The Community Notification Guidelines Committee monitors the implementation of the community notification guidelines for the notification of law enforcement officers, surrounding neighborhoods, area schools, appropriate community groups, and prospective employers about a sex offender’s release from prison. The guidelines provide for varying levels of notification based on the risk a particular sex offender poses to the community, as specified by law. The Governor appoints one representative from the State Adult Parole Administration to serve a term of two years. A.R.S. § 13-3826. Term Expires Hughes, Nancy E. (State Adult Parole Administrator) (Hull) January 1, 2003 COMPENSATION FUND BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3031 N. 2nd St. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 631-2050 President: Don Smith The Compensation Fund Board of Directors consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 23-981.01. The Board appoints a manager for the state compensation fund and supervises fund activity. Term Expires Cooley, Janet L. (Hull) January 8, 2004 Patrick, Judy A. (Symington) January 8, 2007 Staveley, Joy Iris (Hull) January 8, 2005 Stewart, Hugh W. (Symington) January 8, 2006 Thoeny, Bruce C. (Chairman) (Hull) January 8, 2003 COMPENSATION FUND, STATE 3031 N. 2nd St. Phoenix, AZ 85012-3009 (602) 631-2050 Fax: (602) 631-2065 December 31, 2001 Page 33 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Chairman: Bruce Thoeny President and CEO: Donald A. Smith, Jr. Ombudsman: Jon Allen Finance Vice President and CFO: Duane T. Miller Human Resources Vice President: Carolyn H. Gong Information Technology Vice President: Ray Everett Insurance Vice President: Christopher E. Kamper Investments Vice President: Harvey E. Taulton Legal Vice President: James Crane Regional Vice President: Jon F. Allen Regional Vice President: Paula Novak The State Compensation Fund insures employers against liability for workers’ compensation, occupational disease, and medical benefits. The fund manager is appointed by the Board of Directors of the State Compensation Fund. Members of the Board of Directors are appointed by the Governor for a term of five years. A.R.S. § 23-981. CONSERVATION ACQUISITION BOARD 1300 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-7107 Fax: (602) 542-4188 Director: Kenneth Travous The Conservation Acquisition Board consists of seven members appointed by the Governor to serve terms of five years as follows: one state land lessee, one member who is qualified by experience in managing large holdings of private land for income production or conservation purposes, one member of the State Bar of Arizona experienced in the practice of private real estate law, one licensed or certified real estate appraiser, one member with experience in marketing real estate, one representative of a conservation organization, and one representative of a state public educational institution. At least one member must be experienced in soliciting money from private sources. The Board is an advisory body to the Arizona State Parks Board and makes recommendations regarding grants from the Land Conservation Fund. The Board may also solicit donations to the conservation donation account. A.R.S. § 41-511.23. Term Expires Brown, Norman R. (appraiser) (Hull) July 21, 2003 Drysdale, Raymond R. (public education representative) July 21, 2005 Fannin, Thomas N. (real estate) (Hull) July 21, 2002 Howell, Dave (conservation organization) (Hull) July 21, 2002 Motley, Patty (lessee) (Hull) July 21, 2001 Paladini, Jon M. (attorney) (Hull) July 21, 2001 Seitts, P.A. (conservation organization) (Hull) July 21, 2004 CONSTABLE ETHICS COMMITTEE 1501 W. Washington, #229 Phoenix, AZ. 85007 (602) 542-5200 Director: Keith Stott The Constable Ethics Committee consists of the following members serving four year terms: two constables from counties with a population of less than one million persons who are appointed by the Arizona association of counties; two constables from counties with a population of one million or more persons who are appointed by the Arizona association of counties; one superior court judge who is appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; one justice of the peace who is appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; one county administrator who is appointed by the County Supervisors Association; one sheriff who is appointed by the Governor and one member of the public who is appointed by the Governor. The chairperson of the Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct or the chairperson’s designee who is also a member of the commission is the chairperson of the committee and is a nonvoting advisory member. A.R.S. 22-136. The committee shall adopt a constable code of conduct and shall hear and investigate written complaints from any person involving a constable’s ethical or personal conduct. The committee shall attempt to remedy a constable’s inappropriate

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behavior by: (1) mediating, (2) issuing warnings, reprimands or admonishments, (3) instructing constables to take particular action to correct behavior or to take educational courses, (4) urging a constable to retire from office. Term Expires Glawe, Kelly Ann (public member) (Hull) August 9, 2005 Vanderpool, Roger (Sheriff, Pinal County) (Hull) August 9, 2003 CONSTITUTIONAL COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE Arizona State Senate 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4481 Director: Honorable David Petersen The Constitutional Commemoration Committee consists of: two members of the House of Representatives as advisory members, appointed by the Speaker of the House and who may not be from the same political party; two members of the Senate as advisory members, appointed by the President of the Senate and who may not be from the same political party; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; the Superintendent of Public Instruction or the Superintendent’s designee; and six public members, two appointed by the Governor, two appointed by the Speaker of the House, and two appointed by the President of the Senate. Except for advisory members of the State Legislature, members shall serve four-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-618 and Laws 1995, Chapter 104. The Committee collaborates and cooperates with public, private, and nonprofit entities to promote public understanding of the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights; promotes and sponsors observances in this state commemorating and celebrating historical events that encourage youth and adult civic participation; and supports expanding existing programs that promote civic participation and educate school-age children. The Committee may accept, spend, and account for donations, gifts, bequests, and devises that are consistent with the overall purpose and objectives of the Committee. Term Expires Flanigan, Donna (public) (Hull) July 21, 2005 Makula, Ella Jean (Governor’s designee) (Hull) July 21, 2003 Zimmerman, Walter, Jr. (public) (Hull) July 21, 2003 CONTRACTORS, REGISTRAR OF 800 W. Washington, 6th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1525 Fax: (602) 542-1536 1-888-271-9286 (Arizona only) TDD: (602) 542-1588 Registrar Director: Michael Goldwater 2901 Shamrell Blvd., Ste. 100 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 520-526-2325 17235 N. 75th Ave., Ste. E-175 Glendale, AZ 85303-8692 (602) 542-1525, ext. 8001 519 E. Beale St., Ste. 140 Kingman, AZ 86401-5918 520-753-4220 1845 McCulloch Blvd., Ste. B-5 Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403-5722 520-855-2144 2222 S. Dobson Rd., Ste. 101 Mesa, AZ 85202-6483 (602) 542-1525, ext. 3101

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240 S. Montezuma St., Ste. 202B Prescott, AZ 86303-3028 520-445-5710 581 E. Old Linden Rd., Ste. C Show Low, AZ 85901-4819 520-537-8842 333 W. Wilcox, Ste. 106B Sierra Vista, AZ 85635-1756 520-458-5119 400 W. Congress, Ste. 212 Tucson, AZ 85701-1311 520-628-6345 250 W. 24th St., Ste. Q Yuma, AZ 85364-8506 520-783-8188 The Registrar of Contractors supervises the licensing and regulation of contractors. The Registrar is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 32-1103. CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 1601 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5497 Director: Terry Stewart Deputy Director, Prison Operations: Charles L. Ryan Deputy Director, Administration: Richard Carlson Deputy Director, Inmate Health Services: Dr. Thomas Lutz Chief of Staff: Gary Phelps The Director of the Department of Corrections is responsible for overall operations and policies of the Department, maintains and administers all state correctional institutions and programs, and administers parole and probation programs. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 41-1602 et seq. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Administrative Services Assistant Director: Mike Smarik Arizona Correctional Industries Assistant Director: John Spearman Community Corrections Assistant Director: Nancy Hughes Human Resources and Development Assistant Director: Ron Zuniga Programs and Services Assistant Director: Dr. Rob Olding CORRECTIONS, JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON 1700 W. Washington, Governor’s Office Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1290 The Joint Select Committee on Corrections consists of three members appointed by the President of the Senate, one of whom is the chairperson of the Appropriations Committee, one of whom is the chairperson of the Judiciary Committee, and one of whom has an Arizona State prison facility within the member’s legislative district; three members of the House of Representatives, one of whom is the chairperson of the Appropriations Committee, one of whom is the chairperson of

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the Public Institutions Committee, and one of whom has an Arizona State prison within the member’s legislative district; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; the Director of the Department of Corrections or the Director’s designee; and the Director of the Department of Administration or the Director’s designee. The Committee receives testimony from the Department of Administration regarding the construction schedule of prison beds previously authorized by the Legislature and from the Department of Corrections (Department) regarding the actual and anticipated growth or decline in the Department’s inmate population, and makes recommendations to the Legislature regarding the number and security level of new prison beds the Department will require to confine the projected number of new inmates. The Committee also reviews and makes recommendations to the Legislature regarding future prisons and may consider other matters relating to prison construction or prison operations. A.R.S. § 41-1610.03 et seq. Term Expires Weisz, George (Governor’s designee) December 31, 2007 CORRECTIONS OFFICER RETIREMENT PLAN, DEPARTMENT OF, LOCAL BOARDS The administration of the Corrections Officer Retirement Plan and the responsibility for making the provisions of the plan effective for each employer are vested in a local board. The Department of Corrections, the Department of Juvenile Corrections, and each participating county shall have a local board. For state departments, the local boards consist of: two members elected by secret ballot by members employed by that department in a designated position; two citizens appointed by the Governor; one member who is knowledgeable in personnel actions appointed by each of the Directors of the Departments of Corrections and Juvenile Corrections for their respective boards. Each state department local board shall elect a chairperson. For each participating county, the local boards consist of: the chairperson of the Board of Supervisors, or a designee who is approved by the Board of Supervisors, who serves as chairperson; two members elected by secret ballot by members employed by the participating county in a designated position; and two citizens appointed by the chairperson of, and with the approval of, the Board of Supervisors, including one citizen who is the head of the merit system if it exists for the members. For political subdivisions, the mayor or chief elected official or a designee approved by the respective governing body as chairman, two members elected by secret ballot by members employed by the appropriate employer, and two citizens, one of whom is the head of the merit system if it exists for the group of members, appointed by the mayor or chief elected official and with the approval of the city council or governing body of the employer. Local boards: decide all questions of eligibility and service credits and determine the amount, manner, and time of payment of any benefit under the plan; determine the right of a claimant to a benefit and afford a claimant or the fund manager or both the right to a rehearing on the original determination; request and receive from the employers and from members information necessary for the proper administration of the plan and action on claims for benefits and forward the information to the fund manager; distribute in an appropriate manner information explaining the plan which the fund manager receives; furnish the employer, the fund manager, and the legislature on request annual reports with respect to the administration of the plan; appoint a medical board composed of a designated physician or clinic other than the employer’s regular employee or contractor; and sue and be sued to effectuate the duties and responsibilities set forth. A.R.S. § 38-893. Corrections, Department of 1601 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5497 Director: Terry Stewart Term Expires Grove, Melissa (Hull) September 27, 2002 vacancy Juvenile Corrections, Department of 1624 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3987 Administrator: David Gaspar Term Expires Bell, Arthur D. (state worker) (Hull) September 27, 2004 Schultz, Joella M. (retired state worker) (Hull) September 27, 2002

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COSMETOLOGY, BOARD OF 1721 E. Broadway Road Tempe, AZ 85282 480-784-4539 Fax: 480-255-3680 Executive Director: Sue Sansom The Board of Cosmetology consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms: two actively practicing cosmetologists, one nail technician, one instructor, one school owner, one educator, and one public member not associated with cosmetology or manicuring industry. A.R.S. § 32-502. The Board establishes minimum qualifications for entry into the profession and swift effective discipline for those practitioners who violate cosmetology statutes or rules. Term Expires Bamrick, Mary Anne (educator) (Hull) June 22, 2003 Bulechek, Larry (school owner) (Hull) June 22, 2002 Privette, Nilsene A. (nail tech.) June 22, 2003 Ramsey, Martha P. (instructor) (Hull) June 22, 2004 Verdugo, Joe (licensed) (Hull) June 22, 2004 Wackerman, Karen (cosmetologist) (Hull) June 22, 2003 Additional Appointment Pending. COTTON RESEARCH AND PROTECTION COUNCIL 3721 E. Weir Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 438-0059 Fax: (602) 438-0407 Director: Larry Antilla The Cotton Research and Protection Council consists of nine members who are active cotton producers appointed by the Governor for three-year terms expiring on December 31 of the appropriate year. Consists of two members from each county of Maricopa, Pinal, and the Yuma, La Paz, and Mohave counties area, one from each county of Pima, Cochise, and the Graham, Greenlee counties area. A.R.S. § 3-1082. The Council supports and furthers cotton research activities in furtherance of the abatement procedures provided under A.R.S. §§ 3-204 and 3-205, and supports any cotton pest eradication program or activity. Administers any program deemed by the Council as beneficial to the cotton industry of this state. Term Expires Cochise County Robbs, Alan (Hull) December 31, 2001 Graham and Greenlee Counties Palmer, Dennis (Hull) December 31, 2003 Maricopa County Heiden, Art (Hull) December 31, 2003 Youngker, Chuck (Hull) December 31, 2001 Pima County Pacheco, Lyall (Hull) December 31, 2002 Pinal County Scott, C.L. “Bill” (Hull) December 31, 2002 Wuertz, Greg C. (Hull) December 31, 2001 Yuma, La Paz, and Mohave Counties Hancock, Larry K. (Hull) December 31, 2001 Hoffman, Joe (Hull) December 31, 2003

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND TRANSPORTATION, JOINT PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION REVIEW COMMITTEE ON The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate shall appoint sufficient joint program authorization review committees to evaluate the findings and any recommendations made by the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Governor’s Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. Each committee shall have representation from members of both parties in a proportion equal to that of the political makeup of each House. In addition to the legislative members, for each committee, the Governor shall appoint a private citizen with experience in cost benefit analysis, the President of the Senate shall appoint a private citizen with a general business background, and the Speaker of the House shall appoint a private citizen. The Committee shall hold at least one public hearing for the purpose of recommending whether to retain, eliminate, or modify funding and relating statutory references for the programs subject to review. The Committee shall make its report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Committee shall oversee the preparation of any proposed legislation to implement its recommendations and is responsible for the introduction of this legislation. A.R.S. § 41-1275. Term Expires Bryce, Daniel V. (Hull) At the pleasure CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMISSION, ARIZONA 3737 N. 7th St., Ste. 260 Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 230-0252 Executive Director: Mike Branham The Arizona Criminal Justice Commission consists of 19 members including the Attorney General or the Attorney General’s designee, the Director of the Department of Public Safety or the Director’s designee, the Director of the Department of Corrections or the Director’s designee, the Chairman of the Board of Executive Clemency or the Chairman’s designee, the administrative director of the courts of the director’s designee, and 14 members, appointed by the Governor for two-year terms, or their designees. A.R.S. § 41-2404. The members appointed by the Governor shall include at least one police chief, one county attorney, and one county sheriff from a county with a population of 1,200,000 or more persons; one police chief, one county attorney, and one county sheriff from a county with a population equal to or greater than 400,000 persons but fewer than 1,200,000 persons; and one police chief, one county attorney, and one county sheriff from counties with a population of fewer than 400,000 persons. The remaining members shall include one law enforcement leader, one former judge, one mayor, one member of a county board of supervisors, and one chief probation officer. A.R.S. § 41-2404, as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 59, § 1. The Commission monitors new and continuing criminal justice legislation; facilitates information and data exchange among criminal justice agencies; establishes and prepares an annual criminal justice system review report; provides supplemental reports on issues of special timeliness; evaluates and gathers information to effectuate crime prevention; and coordinates with other government agencies in the development, implementation, and assessment of programs for alcohol and drug enforcement, education, prevention, and treatment. The Commission also establishes technical criteria for connecting component information systems to the criminal justice information system; conducts hearings to adjudicate disputes between criminal justice agencies; receives petitions for review; amends history record information; formulates policies, plans, and programs for expansion; sets developmental priorities for the system; adopts plans and rules for the privacy, confidentiality, and security of the system; and sets policy and oversees the collection, analysis, and publication of statewide criminal justice data and statistics by the statistical analysis center. Term Expires Arpaio, Joseph (county sheriff 1 +1.2 million) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Boles, Jim (mayor, city of Winslow) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Dobrotka, David (police chief +1.2 million) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Dupnik, Clarence (county sheriff +400,000 <1.2 million) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Estrada, Tony (sheriff) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Fitzgerald, Bill (chief probation officer) (Hull) January 20, 2003 LaWall, Barbara (county attorney +400,000 <1.2 million) (Hull) January 20, 2003 McCann, J.T. (police chief <400,000) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Miranda, Richard (police chief +400,000 <1.2mil) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Ogden, Ralph (county sheriff <400,000) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Olson, Carter (county attorney <400,000) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Romley, Richard (county attorney +1.2 million) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Skelly, Chris (former judge) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Additional appointment pending.

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DEAF AND BLIND, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE P.O. Box 88510 Tucson, AZ 85754 520-770-3718 Fax: 520-770-3711 Superintendent: Kenneth D. Randall, Ed.D. The Board of Directors of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind consists of the Governor as an ex officio member, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, and six members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 15-1321. The Board oversees the administration of the State School for the Deaf and Blind and acts as trustee for all donations to the school. Term Expires Erin, Jane (public with experience) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Harris, Gail A. (public with knowledge of Sensory Imp. Ed.) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Posedly, Thomas J. (Hull) January 1, 2005 Smith, Marcia J. (School Dist. Employee Sensory Imp. Pupils) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Tripi, Joanne M. (public with knowledge of Sensory Imp. Ed.) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Whitehill, Jim (public) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Ex officio members: Governor Superintendent of Public Instruction DEAF AND THE HARD OF HEARING, COMMISSION FOR THE 1400 W. Washington, Room 126 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3323 1-800-352-8161 (Arizona only) Fax: (602) 542-3380 Executive Director: Sherri Collins The Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing consists of 14 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 36-1942 as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 98, § 5. The Commission classifies interpreters for deaf persons, establishes standards and procedures for the qualification and certification of interpreters, and issues certificates of competency for interpreters meeting established qualifications. Term Expires Barto, Michelle (deaf) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Behney, Charles (deaf) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Clark-Wright, Virginia Lee (hard of hearing) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Dyhrkopp, Paula (Clinical Audiologist) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Fuller, Christine (DES) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Miller, Sonya Jean (deaf) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Murrell, Dan (parent of deaf child) (Hull) August 27, 2004 Russell, Dennis (AZ School for Deaf and Blind/ Phoenix Day School for the Deaf) (Hull) August 27, 2004 Schneck, Chris (hearing impaired) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Schussel, Alan (deaf) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Sullivan, Ann Marie (hard of hearing) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Ward, Leverne (hard of hearing) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Young, Helen (interpreter) (Hull) August 27, 2002 The position representing licensed hearing aid dispensers is vacant.

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DEBT OVERSIGHT COMMISSION 1600 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3572 Executive Director: Mark Killian The Debt Oversight Commission consists of the Director of the Department of Revenue, who serves as Chairman, and four private citizens knowledgeable in the area of finance or bond financing; one appointed by the Governor, and three appointed jointly by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 35-504. The Commission is established in the Department of Revenue to provide more accurate and meaningful information to the public regarding bond issues. A.R.S. § 34-501. Term Expires Freund, Kurt (Hull) December 30, 2002 DENTAL EXAMINERS, STATE BOARD OF 5060 N. 19th Ave., Ste. 406 Phoenix, AZ 85015-3214 (602) 242-1492 Fax: (602) 242-1445 Executive Director: Julie Chapko The State Board of Dental Examiners consists of 11 members including six licensed dentists, three public members, and two licensed dental hygienists, appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1203 as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 87, § 2. The Board examines, licenses, and maintains standards for the dental profession in Arizona. Term Expires Broadbent, Charles, D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2005 Brownell, Ruth (public) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Carter, Joy (public) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Davenport, David R., D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2002 Donaldson, Robert, D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2002 Olsen, Fred, D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2005 Price, Robert J., D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2003 Scott, Judith Anne (dental hygienist) (Hull) January 1, 2001 Sparks, Jerry, D.D.S. (Hull) January 1, 2002 Zastrow, Sharon (dental hygienist) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Va c a nt (public) (Hull) January 1, 2005 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES ADVISORY COUNCIL DD Division - DES 1789 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6853 Fax: 542-6870 Assistant Director: John Clayton The Developmental Disabilities Advisory Council consists of 12 members: 10 voting members appointed by the Governor, as follows: one parent or guardian of a child who is under the age of 18 years and who is developmentally disabled, one parent or guardian of a child who is over the age of 18 years and who is developmentally disabled, one member of the private sector who represents an agency that is licensed to provide licensed residential services to the developmentally disabled, one member of the private sector who represents an agency that is licensed to provide licensed nonresidential services to the developmentally disabled, one person with a developmental disability, two members each representing a different developmental disability advocacy organization, one member from the designated protection and advocacy organization, one member of the Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities, and one member representing foster parents of children with developmental disabilities. Nonvoting members are the Director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Administration or the Director’s designee and the Assistant Director of

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the Division of Developmental Disabilities. The Council members serve staggered three-year term. No members may serve more than two full terms. The Council reviews and makes recommendations to the Division regarding coordinating and integrating services provided by state agencies and providers that have contracted with state agencies to provide Developmental Disability programs. The Council also reviews and makes recommendations concerning the health, safety, welfare, and legal rights of persons with developmental disabilities; implements the state plan; and establishes and reviews division policies and programs. A.R.S. § 36-553. Term Expires Cameron, Bill (developmental disabilities advocacy organization) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Jones, Barbara Ann (parent/guardian of child under 18 - District II) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Parker, Joel (provider non-residential) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Payan, Irma (parent/guardian of child under 18) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Suedkamp, Paul (consumer) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Ronan, Ann (designated protection and advocacy organization) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Additional appointments pending. DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, GOVERNOR’S COUNCIL ON 1717 W. Jefferson St., Site Code 074Z Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4049 Fax: (602) 542-5320 Executive Director: Michael Ward The Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities consists of no more than 23 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-2452 and P.L. 94-103 and 95-602. (Supersedes Executive Order 78-4)

The Council provides coordination and planning in the field of developmental disabilities. Term Expires Bargmann, Brenda (consumer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Blanco, Henry T. (DES program/aging) January 20, 2003 Bravo, Maria B. (consumer) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Carnicom, Gene E. {family (guardian)} (Hull) January 19, 2004 Cohen, Leslie (AZ Center for the Law) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Howard, Sherry {family (parent)} (Hull) January 19, 2004 Howe, Randall, (consumer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Jones, Patricia (consumer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 McClung, Martin Scott (family guardian) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Mignella, Michael (parent of institutionalized child) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Russell, Becky (parent) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Scott, Vince (provider non-profit) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Talaswaima, Rhonda Ann (parent) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Thomasson, LaWana J. (parent) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Van Epps, Karen (family guardian) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Yazzie-King, Ela (consumer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 DISEASE CONTROL RESEARCH COMMISSION 1616 W. Adams St., Ste. B-25 Phoenix, AZ 85007-2606 (602) 542-1028 Fax: (602) 542-6380 Executive Director: Dr. Dawn Schroeder The Disease Control Research Commission consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms, representing the medical, scientific research, and general public of the Community. The Director of the Department of Health Services is an ex officio member and shall serve as chairperson. A.R.S. § 36-272. Members require Senate confirmation.

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The Commission uses monies in the Disease Control Research Fund established under A.R.S. § 36-274, receives monies as gifts and contributions, and obtains expert services to assist in the evaluation of requests and proposals by the subcommittees of the Commission. Term Expires Bond, Eileen (public member) (Hull) April 30, 2003 Gale, Betty (medical community) April 30, 2001 Lewis, Orme, Jr. (public) April 30, 2001 Mislove, Joseph (public) (Hull) April 30, 2002 Owen, Thomas, Ph.D.(scientific community) (Hull) April 30, 2001 Pereira, Eladio, M.D. (medical community) (Hull) April 30, 2002 Quan, Stuart (medical community) (Hull) April 30, 2003 Reeves, Henry Courtland, Ph.D. (research community) (Hull) April 30, 2002 Williams, Walter H., M.D. (research community) (Hull) April 30, 2003 Ex officio member: Catherine Eden, Director, Department of Health Services DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT STATE PLAN TASK FORCE DD Division - DES 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4791 Director: John Clayton The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault State Plan Task Force consists of the following members or their designees who have knowledge of domestic violence and sexual assault issues: two members of the senate from different political parties, appointed by The President of the Senate, with one being designated as the cochairperson; two members of the House of Representatives from different political parties, appointed by The Speaker of the House of Representatives, with one being designated as the cochairperson; the director of the office for domestic violence prevention; a representative from a coalition of domestic violence service providers appointed by the Governor; a representative from a provider of domestic violence shelter services appointed by the President of the Senate; a representative from a provider of sexual assault services appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; a representative of the sexual assault medical community appointed by the Governor; a representative from the Governor’s Commission on Violence Against Women; a representative from the law enforcement community appointed by the President of the Senate; two county attorneys, one from a county with a population of fewer than one million two hundred thousand persons appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and one from a county with a population of one million two hundred thousand or more persons appointed by the President of the Senate, two city prosecutors, one from a city or town with a population of fewer than one million two hundred thousand persons appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and one from a city or town with a population of one million two hundred thousand or more persons appointed by the President of the Senate; a representative from a victim’s rights organization appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; the director of the Department of Economic Security; the director of the Administrative Offices of the Court; the director of the Department of Commerce; the director of the Department of Health Services; the Attorney General; the director of the Department of Public Safety; the director of the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission. The main function of the task force is to develop a consolidated state plan to ensure coordinated and efficient use of resources to address the following: domestic violence prevention, sexual assault prevention, and supportive services to victims including assistance with prosecution procedures. HB 2268; Laws 2001, Ch. 217. Term Expires Julien, Paul (Commission on Violence Against Women) (Hull) July 31, 2003 Meyers, Leah (Coalition of Domestic Violence Service Providers) (Hull) July 31, 2003 Riceci, Bridget (sexual assault medical community) (Hull) July 31, 2003 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) ABATEMENT COUNCIL 3030 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1550 Phoenix, AZ 85012-2707 (602) 712-8152 Chairman: Stacey Stanton

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The Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Abatement Council consists of seven members. The Governor appoints three individuals: one represents the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and two represent the general public. The public members serve three-year staggered terms. A.R.S. § 28-1303. The Council evaluates proposed pilot programs that use emerging technologies to educate, prevent, or deter occurrences of driving under the influence (DUI); makes grants from the DUI Abatement Fund to pilot programs that the Council deems suitable; and oversees the progress of those programs. Term Expires Gutier, Alberto (Governor’s Highway Safety Office) (Hull) At the pleasure Hays, Kevin (public member) (Hull) August 21, 2003 Sikora, Sharon (public member) (Hull) August 21, 2004 DRUG AND GANG POLICY COUNCIL, ARIZONA 1700 W. Washington, 1st Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3456 Director: Brenda Henderson The Arizona Drug and Gang Policy Council consists of: the Governor, who shall serve as chairperson; the Attorney General; the Directors of the Departments of Public Safety, Health Services, Economic Security, Corrections, and Juvenile Corrections; the state Superintendent of Public Instruction; a representative from the Arizona Board of Regents appointed by its president; a representative from the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges appointed by its chairperson; a member of the Criminal Justice Commission appointed by its chairperson; the administrative director of the courts, as an ex officio member; the Director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Administration; and the following members appointed by the Governor: a representative from the business community; a representative from the League of Arizona Cities and Towns; and a representative from a local community group or neighborhood group that is actively involved in community substance abuse issues. The Council fosters cooperation among all state and local governmental entities, neighborhood groups, community organizations, and private groups to ensure the optimal delivery of educational, treatment, and prevention programs that will reduce the incidence of substance abuse by children, youth, and families. The Council recommends the basis for effective coordination of all state programs and expenditures, including federal monies, for education, prevention, and treatment relating to alcohol and drug abuse; provides liaison to community groups and private sector programs involved in substance abuse education, prevention, and treatment; conducts an annual inventory of publicly supported education, prevention, and treatment programs related to substance abuse in operation in this state to be submitted by October 31 of each year to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives and to be made available to the general public through the Arizona Drug Prevention Resource Center; evaluates the results achieved by publicly supported education, treatment, and prevention programs and makes recommendations to the Governor and the Legislature for revising programs or redirecting expenditures to achieve better use of public resources; oversees the operation of the Arizona Drug Prevention Resource Center which is established and maintained at the direction of the Arizona Drug and Gang Policy Council for the collection, storage, and distribution of information relating to substance abuse education and prevention and treatment programs and which serves as a referral agency for law enforcement activities; communicates regularly with the statewide chemical abuse prevention interagency Committee and the Council on Children’s Behavioral Health to collect statewide lay and professional recommendations for prevention, education, and treatment programs; and communicates regularly with the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission so that programs for education, treatment, and prevention are coordinated with enforcement and related efforts undertaken within the criminal justice system. A.R.S. § 41-617. Term Expires Garcia, Marc J. (business community) (Hull) At the pleasure Richards, Gerald (neighborhood) (Mofford) At the pleasure Arnold, Bill (League of Cities and Towns) (Hull) At the pleasure DRUG EDUCATION AND PREVENTION, ARIZONA PARENTS COMMISSION ON 1700 W. Washington, 1st Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6003 Director: Brenda Henderson The Arizona Parents Commission on Drug Education and Prevention consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for two-year terms as follows: five parents with children currently enrolled in an Arizona school, one

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representative of a law enforcement agency, one educator in a local school district, one representative of a county probation department, and one representative of the drug education and treatment community. A.R.S. § 41-1604.17. The Commission funds programs that will increase and enhance parental involvement and will increase education about the serious risks and public health problems caused by the abuse of alcohol and controlled substances. The Commission also contracts for administrative and professional services with a not-for-profit organization or government entity with expertise in substance abuse education and prevention. Term Expires Arizmendi, Clarisa (parent) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Broderick, Barbara (county probation) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Day, Carol Jo (parent) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Gerard, Philip C. (parent) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Gray, Norma (treatment/prevention professional) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Kongable, Donna (educator) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Leonard, LuAnn (parent) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Meiffren, Michel (parent) (Hull) February 6, 2003 Roe, Terry (law enforcement agency) (Hull) February 6, 2003 EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM, ARIZONA (AzEIP) 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5577 Executive Director: Molly Dries, M.S. The Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) optimizes the developmental potential of Arizona children (birth to three years of age who have developmental delays or established conditions known to be associated with developmental delays) and their families, through the development and implementation of a comprehensive, coordinated, community- based service delivery system which is family focused and culturally appropriate. AzEIP is governed by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Part C, Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities. Executive Order 89-11 designates the Department of Economic Security (DES) as the lead agency for IDEA, Part C, and establishes the Interagency Coordinating Council to advise and assist DES in maintaining and implementing an early intervention system as described by IDEA, Part C. DES fulfills its responsibilities as lead agency through the office of AzEIP. (SEE INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS) EARTHQUAKE SAFETY, ARIZONA COUNCIL FOR Arizona Division of Emergency Services 5636 E. McDowell Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 392-7510 Executive Director: Al Franco The Arizona Council for Earthquake Safety consists of 15 members appointed by the Governor, with expertise in areas such as geology, seismology, engineering, commerce, emergency management, government, education, medical services, utilities, insurance, and law enforcement. The Council provides policy, guidance, and direction for the implementation of P.L. 95-124 (Earthquake Hazard Reduction Act of 1977). The Council is responsible for setting goals and priorities in the public and the private sectors; requesting appropriate state agencies to devise criteria to assist in promoting earthquake safety; recommending program changes to state agencies, local agencies, and the private sector where the changes would improve earthquake safety; reviewing recovery and reconstruction efforts after damaging earthquakes; gathering, analyzing, disseminating information, and encouraging research; sponsoring training to improve competence of specialized enforcement and other technical personnel; coordinating earthquake safety and related activities of government at all levels; and establishing and maintaining necessary working relationships with any boards, commissions, departments, agencies, or other public or private organizations. The Director of Emergency Management may submit recommendations to the Governor of individuals qualified for appointment. Executive Order 93-3. Term Expires Beck, Daniel R. (Phoenix Deputy Fire Chief) (Symington) At the pleasure Brumbaugh, David S. (geologist) (Symington) At the pleasure Emery, Harvey S. (geologist) (Symington) At the pleasure Fellows, Larry D. (state geologist) (Symington) At the pleasure Irr, Francis X. (geologist) (Hull) At the pleasure

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Jones, Gerry (general contracting) (Symington) At the pleasure Lorant, Gabor (architecture) (Symington) At the pleasure Perry, Ronald W. (public affairs) (Symington) At the pleasure Turk, A. Roger (civil engineering) (Symington) At the pleasure Additional appointments pending. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, JOINT PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION REVIEW COMMITTEE ON The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate shall appoint sufficient joint program authorization review committees to evaluate the findings and any recommendations made by the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Governor’s Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. Each committee shall have representation from members of both parties in a proportion equal to that of the political makeup of each House. In addition to the legislative members, for each committee, the Governor shall appoint a private citizen with experience in cost benefit analysis, the President of the Senate shall appoint a private citizen with a general business background, and the Speaker of the House shall appoint a private citizen. The Committee shall hold at least one public hearing for the purpose of recommending whether to retain, eliminate, or modify funding and relating statutory references for the programs subject to review. The Committee shall make its report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Committee shall oversee the preparation of any proposed legislation to implement its recommendations and is responsible for the introduction of this legislation. A.R.S. § 41-1275. Term Expires Cowley,SamuelC.(Hull) Atthepleasure ECONOMIC SECURITY ADVISORY COUNCIL 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5678 Director: John Clayton The Economic Security Advisory Council consists of 18 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-1981. The Council advises the Department of Economic Security and the Governor of the needs of the people of Arizona with respect to manpower, economic security, social welfare, and vocational rehabilitation. Term Expires Adams, Richard J., Jr. (business, District I) January 21, 2002 Chambers, Harry V. (management, District II) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Creason, Patricia W. (government, District IV) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Glasscon, Lydia (public, District II) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hagan, Laurence P. (business, District I) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Harber, Stanley F. (educator, District III) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Hernandez, David M. (Labor, District V) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Holland, John (labor, District I) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Jewett, Jack (Hull) January 20, 2003 Kravitz, Sanford (public, District I) (Hull) January21,2002 Lewis, John R. (business, District I) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Nelson, Wilburt Lee (business, District I) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Robertson, Wilma N. (public, District VI) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Secakuku, Kim (Hull) January 20, 2003 Thor, Eric P. (educator, District I) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Valenzuela, Diego A. (Jim), Jr. (public, District I) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Additional appointments pending. ECONOMIC SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF 1717 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5678 Director: John Clayton

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Deputy Director: Bruce Liggett Deputy Director: Nancy Mendoza The Department of Economic Security administers a variety of services relating to economic security including employment services, individual and family services, income maintenance, rehabilitation, manpower planning, and veterans services. The Director is appointed by the Governor. The Director requires Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 41- 1952. Aging and Community Services, Division of (602) 542-6572 Assistant Director: Mary Lou Q. Hanley Benefits and Medical Eligibility, Division of (602) 542-3596 Assistant Director: Vince Wood Business and Finance, Division of Assistant Director: Andy Genualdi Business and Technology Services, Division of (602) 542-5806 Assistant Director: Todd Bright Child Support Enforcement Division of (602) 274-7646 Assistant Director: Benidia Rice Children, Youth, and Family, Division of (602) 542-3598 Assistant Director: Anna Arnold Developmental Disabilities, Division of (602) 542-6853 Assistant Director: Rick Zaharia Arizona Training Program at Coolidge P.O. Box 1467 Coolidge, AZ 85228 520-723-4151 Arizona Training Program at Tucson Box 13178 Tucson, AZ 85732 520-745-5588 Employee Services and Support, Division of (602) 229-2731 Assistant Director: Van Braswell Employment and Rehabilitation Services, Division of (602) 542-4910 Acting Assistant Director: Tom Colombo Industries for the Blind, Arizona (602) 269-5131 General Manager: Donald Peterson Policy and Program Development, Division of (602) 542-4669 Assistant Director: Bruce Liggett

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EDUCATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES, JOINT PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION REVIEW COMMITTEE ON The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate shall appoint sufficient joint program authorization review committees to evaluate the findings and any recommendations made by the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Governor’s Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. Each committee shall have representation from members of both parties in a proportion equal to that of the political makeup of each House. In addition to the legislative members, for each committee, the Governor shall appoint a private citizen with experience in cost benefit analysis, the President of the Senate shall appoint a private citizen with a general business background, and the Speaker of the House shall appoint a private citizen. The Committee shall hold at least one public hearing for the purpose of recommending whether to retain, eliminate, or modify funding and relating statutory references for the programs subject to review. The Committee shall make its report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Committee shall oversee the preparation of any proposed legislation to implement its recommendations and is responsible for the introduction of this legislation. A.R.S. § 41-1275. Term Expires Boilini, Kristin R. (Hull) At the pleasure EDUCATION, ARIZONA COMMISSION FOR POSTSECONDARY 2020 N. Central Ave., Ste. 550 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 258-2435 Fax: (602) 258-2483 Executive Director: Verna Allen The Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education consists of 16 members including the executive Directors of the Arizona Board of Regents, the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges, and the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education, and 13 members appointed by the Governor for terms of four years. Members require Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 15-1851(D). The Commission conducts studies and comprehensive planning for promoting more effective and efficient administration of financial assistance available under the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended; and considers the relation between state administration of applicable federal financial assistance programs and similar state programs, the effects of declining enrollments, the postsecondary education needs of unserved and underserved individuals, and the resources of public and private institutions capable of providing postsecondary educational opportunities. The Commission is under the supervision of the Arizona Board of Regents. Term Expires Alexander, Kathy (senior executive/private postsecondary- B.A. degree) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Bickel, Sarah (senior executive/university) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Cline, Jon R. (senior executive/private postsecondary-vocational) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Dugan, James A. (senior executive/private postsecondary-B.A. degree) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Irvin, Glenn W. (senior executive/university) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Johnson, Caryl Ann (cosmetology) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Kieffer, James L. (high school education system) January 17, 2005 Lagunas, David O. (secondary education) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lewis, Wallace (private postsecondary/vocational education) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Murphree, Robert Wade (vocational education) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Passer, Gary (community college in county with less than 500,000 population) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Rooney, Michael R. (commerce/industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Solley, Anna (community college in county with greater than 500,000 population) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Ex Officio Members Executive Director, Arizona Board of Regents Executive Director, State Board of Directors for Community Colleges in Arizona Executive Director, State Board for Private Postsecondary Education EDUCATION, PRIVATE POSTSECONDARY, BOARD FOR 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 260 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5709

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Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Teri Candeleria The Board for Private Postsecondary Education consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-3002. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board adopts rules and establishes minimum standards for private vocational program licensure requirements. Term Expires Dugan, James (private educational institution/B.A. degree) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Henry, Saundra (commerce/industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hubiak, Cindie (commerce/industry) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Loney-Cline, Elizabeth (vocational schools) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Noone, Laura Palmer (private postsecondary, B.A. degree or higher) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Pobiak, Marilyn (vocational schools) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Rhude, Scott L. (private postsecondary, A.A. degree) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Ex officio member: Lisa Graham, Superintendent of Public Instruction EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF 1535 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5057 Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jaime Molera Executive Director: Corinne L. Velasquez The State Board of Education consists of nine members including the Superintendent of Public Instruction and eight members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. Ariz. Const., Art. XI, Sec. 3; A.R.S. § 15-201. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board promulgates rules concerning primary and secondary education in the state and acts as the State Board for Vocational and Technical Education. A.R.S. § 15-203. Term Expires Alvarez, Frank D. (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Bankofier, Todd (public) (Hull) January 12, 2002 File, Mike (county school superintendent) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hoover, Evangelina (community colleges) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Kasper, Catherine (teacher) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Linkins, Peter (university president) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Basha Mathis, Nadine (public) (Hull) January 17, 2005 McLean, Wade (high school district superintendent) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Ex Officio member: Lisa Graham, Superintendent of Public Instruction EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF 5636 E. McDowell Road Phoenix, AZ 85008-3495 Information: (602) 267-2710 Emergency Services Division: (602) 244-0504 Public Affairs: (602) 267-2550 Term Expires Director: Major General David Rataczak, Adjutant General (Hull) April 13, 2002 Assistant Adjutant General: Brigadier General Richard Maxon (U.S. Army) Assistant Adjutant General: Colonel John M. Rix (U.S. Air Force) The Department of Emergency and Military Affairs consists of a Division of Military Affairs (National Guard) and a Division of Emergency Management which coordinates government services during time of disaster. The Department is administered by the Adjutant General who is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 26-101. Two Assistant Adjutants General, one army and one air force, are appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 26-113. The Adjutant General requires Senate confirmation.

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Emergency Management, Division of (602) 244-0504 Director: Michael P. Austin Air National Guard (602) 267-2660 Army National Guard (602) 267-2717 EMERGENCY COUNCIL, STATE The State Emergency Council consists of the following persons or their designee: Governor; Secretary of State; Attorney General; Adjutant General; the Director of the Emergency Management Division of the Department of Emergency and Military Affairs; the Directors of the Departments of Transportation, Health Services, Environmental Quality, Public Safety, Agriculture, Administration, and Water Resources; and the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House as advisory members. A.R.S. § 26-304. The powers and duties of the Council include making recommendations for order, rules, policies, and procedures relative to emergencies or planning for emergencies to the Governor. Term Expires Jewett, Steve (Governor’s designee) (Hull) At the pleasure EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL 1651 E. Morten, #130 Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 542-1025 Director: Dr. Garth Gemar The Emergency Medical Services Council consists of the Director of the Department of Public Safety and the Governor’s Highway Safety Coordinator or their designees; and the following members appointed by the Governor: one representative from each of the local emergency medical services coordinating systems as defined in A.R.S. § 36-2210; one physician specializing in emergency medicine from each of the four local emergency medical services coordinating regions as prescribed in A.R.S. § 36-2210; one registered nurse specializing in emergency medicine; one emergency medical technician; two representatives from ambulance service corporations; two hospital administrators, one of whom shall represent a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons; one representative from each of the three employers of the largest number of emergency medical technicians and paramedics; one representative from a nongovernmental employer of intermediate emergency medical technicians; one representative from the state fire districts; one physician specializing in trauma surgery; one representative of a pre-hospital emergency medical training program; one representative of a volunteer medical rescue program, and six lay members. The Governor appoints members for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 36-2203; amended by Laws 1991, Ch. 157, § 2; amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 327, §4. The medical director of emergency medical services and the Emergency Medical Services Council make recommendations to the Director on standards and criteria which pertain to the quality of emergency patient care. Term Expires Butler, Scott (Third largest employer of EMT’s and paramedics) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Brophy, Toni (EMS coordinator system, central region) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Carmona, Richard, M.D. (trauma surgery) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Cheney, David (hospital administrator county 500,000+) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Dernier, J. Marty (hospital administrator <500,000) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Dunn, Therese (lay member, southern region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Hauk, Janet Lynn (state county fire district) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Kunz, Richard E. (volunteer medical rescue program) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Lewis, Kay (pre-hospital training program coordinator) (Hull) October 1, 2003 McLaughlin, James (EMS physician, southeastern region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Neville, Edwin (second largest employer of EMT’s and paramedics) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Nystedt, Harold (local EMS coordinator system, western region) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Powell, Owen W. (lay-member-central region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Price, Marilyn J. (lay member-northern region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Ramsey, Robert (public member) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Ryals, Roy (ambulance service corporation) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Samuels, David (public member) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Seneski, Patty (registered nurse specializing in emergency medicine) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 50 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Shaver, Patty (first largest employer of EMTs and Paramedics) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Shine, Terry A. (EMS coordinator system, southeast region) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Silven, Gitti (EMS coordinator system, northern region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Smith III, Charlie M. (nongovernment employer of EMTs) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Stroh, Mark (lay member, western region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Sucher, Michael, M.D. (ambulance service corporation) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Vann, Peter (physician specializing in emergency medicine, central region) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Vavrick, Robert (physician specializing in emergency medicine, northern region) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Venuti, Mark (emergency medical technician) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Ward, Michael (physician specializing in emergency medicine) (Hull) October 1, 2003 EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION, ARIZONA, ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO 5636 E. McDowell Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 231-6346 Fax: (602) 392-7519 Executive Director: Daniel Roe Chairman: Michael P. Austin The Arizona Emergency Response Commission consists of the Directors or their designees of the Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, Division of Emergency Services; Department of Environmental Quality; Department of Health Services; Department of Public Safety; and Department of Transportation. The Advisory Committee to the Commission includes four members appointed by the Governor from the private sector. In addition, one each from the Department of Agriculture, Corporation Commission, Industrial Commission of Arizona, State Fire Marshal’s Office, Department of Commerce, Radiation Regulatory Agency, and the State Mine Inspector’s Office also serve on the Committee. (P.L. 99-499) A.R.S. § 26-343. The Commission establishes an emergency response plan in the event of a chemical accident, including emergency response procedures; designates community and facility coordinators to implement the plan; describes community and industry emergency equipment and facilities; develops evacuation plans; provides training programs for emergency response personnel; and establishes methods and schedules for exercising plans. Term Expires Carter, Richard H. (Hull) September 15, 2002 Homer, Jeff (Hull) September 15, 2002 Johnston, Dan L. (Hull) September 15, 2003 Wick, James A. (Hull) September 15, 2003 ENERGY CODE ADVISORY COMMISSION, STATE 3800 N. Central Ave. 15th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Director: Margie Emmermann The State Energy Code Advisory Commission consists of the following members serving three year terms: a representative of an agricultural improvement district that provides electric power in this state who is appointed by the governor; a representative of a public service corporation that provides electric power in this state who is appointed by the governor; a representative of a public service corporation that provides natural gas services in this state who is appointed by the governor; four members of the public who are appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives, one of whom is an expert in energy savings or improved technology in residential and commercial buildings, one of whom is a representative of organized labor who has been certified as a journeyman electrician for residential or commercial electrical work and no more than two of whom are members of the same political party; four members of the public who are appointed by the president of the senate, one of whom is a person who holds a valid Arizona license as a residential and commercial electrical contractor and no more than two of whom are members of the same political party; two members representing the home building industry, one of whom is appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives and one of whom is appointed by the president of the senate. A.R.S. § 41-1511. The duties of the advisory commission include the following: reviewing and making recommendations regarding the state energy code; and performing cost benefit analyses of potential state incentives for the use of energy saving devices and methods. This code shall also be referenced for the purpose of allowing policymakers in this state to provide incentives for the use of energy saving devices and methods.

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Term Expires Douglas, Linda (pub. service corp. providing electric power) (Hull) January 1, 2004 O’Donnell, Brian (pub. service corp. providing natural gas) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Thieken, Jerry S. (agricultural improvement district) (Hull) January 1, 2003 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, ARIZONA ADVISORY COUNCIL ON State Land Department 4341 E. Broadway Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 470-8086 Chairman: Monica Pastor The Arizona Advisory Council on Environmental Education is established to coordinate and plan with the public and private agencies and educational institutions on environmental education goals and objectives contained in the comprehensive plan for environmental education. The Advisory Council consists of 10 members appointed for three-year terms. The Governor will designate a chairperson and vice-chairperson. Members are appointed as follows: three members representing private agencies or organizations; three members representing natural resource industries or organizations; and three members representing educational institutions. The Governor, Speaker, and President each appoint one from each of the above categories. In addition, the Governor appoints one discretionary member. The Council reports annually on the implementation of the comprehensive plan for environmental education and every three years presents an updated plan to the Governor and the appropriate legislative Committees. A.R.S. § 41-2251. Term Expires Knoebl, Emmerich (private agencies) (Hull) January 1, 2004 McBiles, J.L. (natural resources organization) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Meko, G. Robert (educational institutions) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Pastor, Monica (Chairperson/discretionary member) (Hull) January 1, 2005 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, DEPARTMENT OF 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 207-2300 Director: Jacqueline Schafer The Department of Environmental Quality formulates policies, plans, and programs designed to protect the environment of the state. The Director is appointed by the Governor and shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor. A.R.S. § 49-102. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Administration, Division of (602) 207-4853 Director: John Timko Air Quality, Division of (602) 207-2308 Director: Nancy C. Wrona Waste Programs, Division of (602) 207-2381 Assistant Director: David M. Esposito Water Quality, Division of (602) 207-2305 Director: Karen Smith Northern Regional Office Office of Air and Water Quality 1515 E. Cedar Ave., Ste. F Flagstaff, AZ 86004

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520-779-0313 Fax: 520-773-2700 Director: David St. John Southern Regional Office Office of Water Quality 400 W. Congress, Ste. 433 Tucson, AZ 85711 520-628-6733 Fax: 520-628-6745 Director: Charles Matthewson EQUALIZATION, STATE BOARD OF 101 N. 1st St., Ste. 2323 Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 253-7800 Fax: (602) 253-4388 Chairman: David Schweikert Clerk of the Board: Phillip Viator The State Board of Equalization consists of five members appointed by Board of Supervisors from each county with a population of more than 500,000 persons; three members appointed by the Governor from each county with a population of more than 500,000 persons; and an additional member designated as chairperson by the Governor who serves in a full- time capacity. A.R.S. § 42-16153. The Board hears appeals of property valuation determined by the Department of Revenue and equalization orders issued under state statute. Term Expires Bacigulupi, Garth (Pima County) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Griswold, George M. (Pima County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Koehler, Robert F. (Maricopa County/appraiser) (Symington) January 15, 2001 McCall-Gillgren, Antoinette M. (Maricopa County/appraiser) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Schweikert, David (Chairman) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Westphal, John R. (Maricopa County/hearing officer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Wilke, Christopher S. (Pima County/hearing officer) (Symington) January 21, 2002 EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY, BOARD OF 1645 W. Jefferson St., Ste. 326 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5656 Fax: (602) 542-5680 Executive Director: George Beard The Board of Clemency consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S.§ 31-401. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board passes upon and recommends commutations, paroles, and pardons within the state penal system. Term Expires Belcher, Duane (criminal justice system) (Symington) January 21, 2002 de Broekert, Carrol M. (law enforcement) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Garza, Barbara (criminal justice operations) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Richardson, Edith (Chairman, community relations) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Waugh, John (Hull) January 16, 2006 EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR BOARD, ARIZONA 1826 W. McDowell Road Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 252-6771 December 31, 2001 Page 53 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Executive Director: Gary D. Montgomery The Arizona Coliseum and Exposition Center Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 3-1001. The Board oversees state fair properties and directs the state fair and other events that promote the several counties of Arizona. Term Expires Anderson, Richard (Pima County) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Barr, Louise (Maricopa County - public relations) (Symington) June 30, 2002 Lesher, Janet (Pima County - accounting) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Petznick, Earl (Pinal County - agriculture) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Schuff, David A. (Maricopa County - public) (Hull) June 30, 2006 FAMILY COLLEGE SAVINGS PROGRAM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE 2020 N. Central Ave., Ste. 275 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 258-2435 Director: Verna Allen The Family College Savings Program Oversight Committee consists of 10 members: the Director of the Department of Insurance or designee; the Director of the Department of Banking or designee; the State Treasurer or designee; the Director of the Securities Division of the Corporation Commission or designee; the president of the Arizona Board of Regents or designee; the Executive Director of the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges or designee; the chairperson of the State Board for Private Postsecondary Education or designee; and three members from the general public, each of whom possess knowledge, skill, and experience in accounting, risk management, investment management, or as an actuary, appointed by the Governor for staggered four-year terms. Members require Senate confirmation. The Committee recommends financial institutions for approval by the Commission to act as the depositories and managers of family college savings accounts under A.R.S. § 15-1872. The Committee may submit proposed rules to the Commission to assist in the implementation and administration of the program. Term Expires Pamela Chan (Hull) January 17, 2005 McCartney, Michael (Hull) January 19, 2004 Walters, Dale A. (Hull) July 21, 2001 FAMILY VIOLENCE, GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON PREVENTION OF The Commission was created by Executive Order 2001-06. Commission members are appointed by, and serve, without compensation, at the pleasure of the Governor. The Commission: meets at the call of the chair, no fewer than four times a year; submits a report of its activities to the Governor no later than the first day of November of each year; and is divided into two boards, the Policy Board and the Technical Board. Policy Board The Policy Board: advises the Governor on policy issues related to all areas of family violence; advises the Governor on proposed legislation and existing laws relating to family violence issues; works with entities throughout the state to ensure community-planning efforts are coordinated; works with entities throughout the state to raise awareness around the issues of family violence; consists of no fewer than nine and no more than 17 members, one of whom shall be the Director of the Governor’s Office for Prevention of Family Violence. The Board consists of members who have an interest and expertise in the areas of family violence but whose livelihood will not be directly impacted by the recommendations made by the Commission. Members of the Policy Board shall be active participants on at least one Commission committee; and is the entity that approves and forwards all Commission recommendations to the Governor. Term Expires Bayless, Betsey (Chairman) (Hull) At the pleasure Federhar, Andrew M. (Hull) At the pleasure Fulton, Dorothy L. (Hull) At the pleasure Garfield, Ernest (Hull) At the pleasure Glawe, Susan L. (Hull) At the pleasure Grant, Larry (Hull) At the pleasure Herberger, Gary K. (Hull) At the pleasure Kirkeide, Loren Kent (Hull) At the pleasure Kizziar, Janet W. (Hull) At the pleasure Langerman, Leah (Hull) At the pleasure Masino, Charles S. (Hull) At the pleasure

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Moraga, Peter T. (Hull) At the pleasure Murillo, Guadalupe (Hull) At the pleasure Petznick, Pat (Hull) At the pleasure Pombier, John M. (Hull) At the pleasure Smith, Frances (Hull) At the pleasure Williams, Thelda M. (Hull) At the pleasure Technical Board The Technical Board has a chair or co-chairs appointed by the chair of Policy Board. Committee chairs are appointed by the chair or co-chairs of the Technical Board from the membership of the Technical Board. Membership of Commission committees may extend to interested members of the community who are not Commission members. The committee memberships are determined by the committee chairs. Through the committees, the commission develops recommendations on policy and legislative issues related to family violence. The committees make recommendations to the Technical Board, which accept, modify or reject recommendations and then pass them to the Policy Board as appropriate. The Technical Board consists of no fewer than 15 and no more than 23 members.The members of the Technical Board are experts in areas of family violence whose livelihood may be impacted by the decisions of the commission. They are expected to recuse themselves from discussions and decisions in areas where there may be the appearance of a conflict of interest. Term Expires Bernstein, Jerry (Hull) Atthepleasure Covey, Rodney D. (Hull) At the pleasure Creason, Patricia (Hull) At the pleasure Elsea, Janet G. (Hull) At the pleasure Finney, Christine S. (Hull) At the pleasure Glow,LisaL.(Hull) At the pleasure Julien, Paul D. (Co-chairman) At the pleasure Kalberg, Donna M. (Hull) At the pleasure Murphy, Marilyn (Hull) At the pleasure Noble, Elizabeth A. (Hull) At the pleasure Orr, Stephanie (Co-chairman) At the pleasure Partap, Anu (Hull) At the pleasure Pyle II, R. Vaughen (Hull) At the pleasure Riceci, Bridget (Hull) At the pleasure Strauss, Janice S. (Hull) At the pleasure Todd, Lourdes M. (Hull) At the pleasure FILM AND TELEVISION ADVISORY BOARD, ARIZONA GOVERNOR’S 3800 N. Central Ave., Building D Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1380 Commissioner: Linda Petersen-Warren The Arizona Governor’s Film and Television Advisory Board consists of not more than 11 members who serve at the pleasure of the Governor. The Governor appoints the Board Chairman and Vice Chairman for a term coinciding with his term of office. Executive Order 95-1. The Board advises the Governor on suggested policy relating to the state’s development, coordination, and implementation of programs to attract and embrace film and television production of both indigenous and imported genres, which shall be inclusive of all film and television production activities; supports the Arizona Film Commission efforts to market Arizona as a local destination and production center, as well as to facilitate and support all film and television production throughout the state for the express purpose of economic growth; recommends both long-range and short-term programs that will result in greater economic development for the state; supports educational efforts for state, local, and private officials and organizations regarding the positive benefits resulting from increased film and television production and production business; and proposes legislation that will advance Arizona to the forefront of competition for increased production business within the international marketplace. Term Expires Allen, Carolyn (Hull) At the pleasure Daggett, J. Kay (Hull) At the pleasure Foreman, Dick (Chairman) (Symington) At the pleasure Gorman, Clarence (Hull) At the pleasure Hagenah, Phil (Symington) At the pleasure Hellon, Toni Leigh (Hull) At the pleasure Kucharo, Michael (Symington) At the pleasure Levy, Helaine (Symington) At the pleasure

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Marr, Pearle (Hull) At the pleasure Miller, Frank (Symington) At the pleasure Additional appointments pending. FIREARMS SAFETY AND SPORT SHOOTING RANGES, STUDY COMMITTEE ON Department of Building and Fire Safety 2999 N. 44th St., # 500 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 808-5833 Governor appoints: one employee of Arizona Game and Fish Department who has knowledge and experience in sport shooting ranges, one member of State Bar who practices in the area of land use, and one peace officer to represent law enforcement. Laws 2000, Ch. 167, SB 1363. Term Expires McLeran, Shawn (member of state bar - land use) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Turner, Don (game and fish employee - sport shooting ranges) (Hull) January 1, 2002 McNeese, Charles (peace officer representing law enforcement) (Hull) January 1, 2002 FIRE FIGHTERS AND EMERGENCY PARAMEDICS MEMORIAL BOARD Department of Building and Fire Safety 99 E. Virginia, Ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 255-4964 Director and State Fire Marshal: Duane Pell The Fire Fighters and Emergency Paramedics Memorial Board consists of a chairperson appointed by the Governor, the State Fire Marshal, the Attorney General, and nine members appointed by the chairperson as follows: one member from a recognized association representing public fire fighters, one member representing a volunteer fire department or fire district, two fire fighters, two emergency paramedics, two members from the business community, and one member representing the Arizona arts community. The Board shall establish a memorial for all fire fighters and emergency paramedics who have lost their lives in the line of duty; determine those persons who are eligible to be memorialized; plan and provide for additions to and maintenance of the fire fighters and emergency paramedics memorial; solicit private monetary donations or public monies from municipalities for deposit in the Arizona Fire Fighters and Emergency Paramedics Memorial Fund; receive property from any public source for use in establishing or maintaining the memorial; report annually to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives on the progress of the memorial; and determine those persons who are eligible for the tuition waiver scholarship under A.R.S. § 15-1808 and report the determination to the Arizona Board of Regents or to the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges, as applicable. A.R.S. § 41-1861. Term Expires Drucker, Burton (Hull) At the pleasure FIRE SAFETY COMMITTEE, STATE Department of Building and Fire Safety 99 E. Virginia, ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 255-4072 Fax: (602) 255-4962 Director: Eric Borg The State Fire Safety Committee consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 41- 2146. Members require Senate confirmation. The Committee promulgates by rule a state fire code establishing minimum standards for: safeguarding life and property from fire and fire hazards; prevention of fires and alleviation of fire hazards; storage, sale, distribution, and use of dangerous chemicals, combustibles, flammable liquids, explosives, and radioactive materials; installation, maintenance, and use of fire escapes, fire protection equipment, fire alarm systems, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishing equipment;

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the means and adequacy of fire protection and exit in case of fire in places in which numbers of persons work, live, or congregate, excluding family dwellings which have fewer than five residential dwelling units; and other matters relating to fire prevention and control which are considered necessary by the Committee. Term Expires Conboy, Michael (public member) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gaillard, Mark A. (fire chief under 100,000) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Keierleber, Karl (fire chief-over 100,000) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Landtiser, Jeffrey (registered architect) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Newburn, Dan (fire chief over 100,000) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Ownes, Ben (chiefs association) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Pechan, Louis (building official) (Hull) July 25, 2001 FOREST HEALTH / FIRE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1616 W. Adams St., 3rd Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 Director: Michael Anable The Governor’s Forest Health/Fire Plan Advisory Committee consists of at least 13 members who are appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor. Members include individuals or representatives from each of the following: a Native American tribe or an organization that represents Native American tribes; the Arizona Association of Conservation Districts; two environmental organizations with an interest in protecting forests; the logging Industry; a consultant with experience in forestry; an organization with an interest in rural economic development; the Arizona Game and Fish Department; two Universities in Arizona; a Municipal Fire Department; a County Supervisor; and a Mayor. The advisory committee: develops strategies to ensure continued public and political support for funding and resources required for community and ecosystem protection; helps reduce litigation and delays in project implementation; develops and maintains Arizona’s portion of the Arizona/New Mexico “Regional Ten Year Comprehensive Plan for Reducing Wildfire Risk and Restoring Ecosystems”; recommends project priorities and confirms funding needs for local community, State, tribal and federal lands to the Regional Executive Committee. Executive Order 2001-17. Term Expires Ack, Brad (Grand Canyon Forests Foundation) (Hull) At the pleasure Allen, Ribelin (Arizona Loggers’ Association) (Hull) At the pleasure Covington, Wallace (Northern Arizona University) (Hull) At the pleasure Devere, Martin (consulting forester) (Hull) At the pleasure Hessler, Tom (Mayor, Sierra Vista) (Hull) At the pleasure Kennedy, John (Arizona Game and Fish Department) (Hull) At the pleasure LaVin, Johnny (Arizona Assn. of Conservation Dist.) (Hull) At the pleasure Little Jr., George (Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona) (Hull) At the pleasure Reid, C.P. Patrick (University of Arizona) (Hull) At the pleasure Schulke, Todd (Center for Biological Diversity) (Hull) At the pleasure Shumway, Peter D. (Arizona Sustainable Forest Partnership) (Hull) At the pleasure Tenney, Lewis (Navajo County Bd. of Supervisors) (Hull) At the pleasure Willis, Darrell (Prescott Fire Department) (Hull) At the pleasure FOUR CORNERS HERITAGE COUNCIL Bureau of Land Management 131 W. 200 South Blanding, Utah 84511 (801) 672-2381 Chairman: Cleal Bradford The Four Corner Heritage Council, established by a memorandum of agreement signed by the four state Governors and the U.S. Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture, consists of 16 members: 12 appointed by the Governors, three from each state to serve terms no longer than three years. The Council develops charters, by-laws and a cooperative work program among government agencies, American Indian Tribes, and private sector interests with the overall goal of improving cultural resource management, conservation, and promotion. Term Expires Knight, Roxanne (private sector) (Hull) January 21, 2002

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Nez, Wilbur (American Indian) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Bittorf, Mary Ellen (resident of region) (Hull) January 19, 2004 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Rudolfo “Rudy” Thomas The Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for terms of four years: four members shall be qualified practicing funeral directors or embalmers in this state and three shall be lay members, one of whom is an owner or manager of a business. A.R.S. § 32-1302. Requires Senate confirmation. The Board administers and impartially enforces the laws and rules governing the practice of funeral directing and embalming. Term Expires Bunker, Randall M. (Chairman, funeral director) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Hayes, Teresa Kim (public) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Lietz, Kristen L. (funeral director) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Martinez, Sindi (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Messinger, Paul R. (funeral director) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Townsend, Brian Todd (public member) (Hull) January 4, 2004 Williams, Gary A. (funeral director) (Hull) January 1, 2005 GAME AND FISH COMMISSION 2221 W. Greenway Road Phoenix, AZ 85023-4399 (602) 789-3278 Director: Duane Shroufe The Game and Fish Commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 17- 201. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission appoints the chief administrative officer of the Game and Fish Department and controls the Department. Term Expires Chilton, Susan (Democrat - Pima) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Carter, Joe (Democrat - Graham County) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gilstrap, Hays (Republican - Maricopa County) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Golightly, Michael M. (Republican - Coconino County) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Manning, Dennis D. (Republican - Apache County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 GAME AND FISH, DEPARTMENT OF 2221 W. Greenway Road Phoenix, AZ 85023-4399 (602) 942-3000 Director: Duane L. Shroufe Agency Ombudsman: Pat O’Brien The Department of Game and Fish administers the laws of the state relating to wildlife. The Director is appointed by the GameandFishCommissionforafive-yearterm.A.R.S.§17-211. GAMING, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF 202 E. Earll Drive, Ste. 200 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 604-1801 Director: Stephen M. Hart

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The Arizona Department of Gaming enforces the tribal-state compacts permitting Class III gaming on Indian reservations. The Department certifies all employees in Class III gaming facilities and all businesses that wish to transact more than $10,000 of business per month with a Tribal gaming facility. A.R.S. § 5-604. The Director requires Senate confirmation. GEOGRAPHIC AND HISTORIC NAMES, STATE BOARD ON 1700 W. Washington, Old Capitol, Ste. 200 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4035 Chairman: Gladys Ann Wells The State Board on Geographic and Historic Names consists of one member appointed by the head of each of the following agencies or organizations: the Department of Transportation; the Land Department; the Department of Library, Archives and Public Records; the Arizona Historical Society; the Department of Commerce; the Department of Economic Security; and the geography department of an Arizona university; and two members appointed by the Governor. The Board receives and evaluates all proposals for changes in or additions to names of geographic features and places of historical significance in this state and designates the most appropriate and acceptable names and spelling of these names for use in maps and other official governmental documents; receives and evaluates all proposals for naming geographic features in this state for which no generally accepted name is or has been in use and designates a name for use in maps and other official governmental documents; cooperates with political subdivisions of this state to eliminate the duplication of the names of geographic features that are not of historical significance; assists and cooperates with the U.S. Board of Geographic Names in matters relating to names of geographic features and places in this state; maintains a list of advisers who have expertise in this state’s history, geography, or culture and consults with those advisers in evaluating proposals; and designates one or more members to act as the state representative to the Western States Geographic Names Council. A.R.S. § 41-835.02. Term Expires Norton, Tim J. (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pinkerton, Richard (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION COUNCIL, ARIZONA 1616 W. Adams St., Room B64 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3190 Fax: 542-2600 Council Staff: Gene Trobia The Arizona Geographic Information Council is composed of an Executive Management Board and standing technical committees to advise the Board on technical issues related to mapping and geographic information systems and to assist the Board in the implementation of AGIC programs. Members of the Executive Management Board are appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of, the Governor and consist of one voting representative from each of the following: State Government: Arizona State Land Department, Arizona Department of Water Resources, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona Department of Revenue, Arizona Department of Administration, Arizona State Parks, Arizona Geological Survey, University of Arizona, Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, Arizona Department of Economic Security, Arizona Department of Health Services, Arizona Department of Commerce, and the Arizona Department of Education; Federal Government: U.S. Geological Survey, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Forest Service, and the Natural Resource Conservation Service; County Government: Arizona Association of Counties; Municipal Government: League of Arizona Cities and Towns; and the private sector. Executive Order 89-24; superseded by Executive Order 92-17. The Council collects information on user requirements for maps, imagery products, and geographic information systems; prioritizes and relates the requirements to the U.S. Geological Survey, the Arizona Land Resource Information System, and other producers of geographic information and cartographic products; serves as a forum to share information about federal, state, and local government and private sector map production and geographic information system activities; participates in activities to define those categories of special data appropriate for standardization and establishes standards of content, format, and accuracy for the identified data categories; coordinates interagency map production or acquisition and geographic data base development; and studies cartographic and geographic information systems issues and make recommendations to responsible entities. Term Expires Anderson, Dan (Department of Economic Security) (Mofford) At the pleasure Bogart, Candace M. (U.S. Forest Service) (Hull) At the pleasure Cooper, Robert L. (Department of Health Services) (Mofford) At the pleasure

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Dexter, Dr. Leland (NAU) (Symington) At the pleasure Elder, Thomas K. (Department of Water Resources) (Symington) At the pleasure Fellows, Larry (Arizona Geological Survey) (Mofford) At the pleasure Fry, Jana (ASU) (Hull) At the pleasure Gass, Victor (Department of Environmental Quality) (Symington) At the pleasure Hampton, Rodney (Arizona Association of Counties) (Hull) At the pleasure Johnson, Jackson C. (Bureau of Land Management (Hull) At the pleasure Lanier, Sally B.(Department of Game and Fish) (Symington) At the pleasure Larson, Keith (Natural Resources Conservation Service) (Symington) At the pleasure Larson, Lynn (State Land Department) (Mofford) At the pleasure Laurence, Joan (Department of Commerce) (Symington) At the pleasure McNeill, Bradley S. (State Parks) (Symington) At the pleasure Osborn, Kenneth J. (U.S. Geological Survey) (Symington) At the pleasure Smothers, Tim (Northern Arizona Geographic Information Forum) (Hull) At the pleasure Tuttle Morton, Gregory (private sector, SRP) (Hull) At the pleasure Walton, Rita (Maricopa Association of Governments) (Hull) At the pleasure White, Jonathan (Department of Education) (Symington) At the pleasure Wissler, Craig A. (University of Arizona) (Symington) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Arizona League of Cities and Towns) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Bureau of Indian Affairs) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Bureau of Reclamation) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Department of Administration) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Department of Revenue) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Department of Transportation) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Southern Arizona Geographic Information Systems) (Symington) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Yuma Regional Geographic Information System) At the pleasure GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ARIZONA 416 W. Congress, Ste. 100 Tucson, AZ 85701 520-770-3500 Fax: 520-770-3505 State Geologist: Dr. Larry D. Fellows The Arizona Geological Survey is established under the administration of the State Geologist who is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Governor. The State Geologist must be registered as a geologist by the state Board of Technical Registration, a graduate of an accredited institution, and otherwise qualified by education and experience. A.R.S. § 27-151. The State Geologist requires Senate confirmation. GILA BOX RIPARIAN NATIONAL CONSERVATION AREA ADVISORY COMMITTEE 711 14th Ave. Safford, AZ 85546 520-348-4450 Gila Box Project Manager: Elmer Walls The Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area Advisory Committee consists of seven members to serve terms of three years. Members have experience in wildlife conservation, riparian ecology, archaeology, hydrology, recreation, environmental education, or other related disciplines. The Governor appoints one member. Title 2, Section 201 of the Arizona Desert Wilderness Act of 1990. The Committee provides advice to the Safford Field Manager on management of public lands in the Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area in southeastern Arizona. Term Expires Carter, Joseph B., Jr. (Hull) July 31, 2000

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GOVERNMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (GITA) 411 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 340-8538 Fax: (602) 340-9044 Director: Arthur D. Ranney The Government Information Technology Agency (GITA) develops, implements, and maintains a coordinated statewide plan for information technology. The Agency establishes technical coordination and security standards for information technology which includes a disaster recovery plan, agency projects, budget issues, and emergent technology. The Director requires Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 41-4051. GOVERNOR’S DIVERSITY ADVISORY COUNCIL 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3711 Fax: (602) 542-3712 Director: Ruben Alvarez The Governor’s Diversity Advisory Council is comprised of no less than 16 members. The Chair and members shall be appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of, the Governor. The Council makes recommendations to the Governor on matters relating to the State’s recognition of and commitment to diversity. The Governor’s Office of Equal Opportunity serves as the coordinating entity for the Council. The Governor’s Diversity Advisory Council shall be reviewed no later than June 30, 2003 to determine appropriate action for its continuance, modification or termination. Executive Order 99-9. Term Expires Blessing, Linda (Hull) At the pleasure Castillo, Joe (Hull) At the pleasure Dean, George (Hull) At the pleasure Flores, Armando (Hull) At the pleasure Gutierrez, Luz Sarmina (Hull) At the pleasure Gutierrez, Jaime (Hull) At the pleasure Hassett, Brian (Hull) At the pleasure Kizer, Yolanda (Hull) At the pleasure Lee, Lorraine (Hull) At the pleasure Lewis, Dan (Hull) At the pleasure Lovett, Clara (Hull) At the pleasure Moore, Lawrence (Hull) At the pleasure Sculley, Sheryl (Hull) At the pleasure Warren, Nolan (Hull) At the pleasure Weiner, David (Hull) At the pleasure Wilkinson, Christine (Hull) At the pleasure Winterscheidt, Rebecca (Hull) At the pleasure GOVERNOR’S REGULATORY REVIEW COUNCIL 1700 W. Washington, Room 205 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0495 Fax: (602) 542-2010 Chairman: Tim Boncoskey Administrator: Jeanne Hann The Governor’s Regulatory Review Council consists of six members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms: at least one member who represents public interest; one member from the business community; one member from a list of three persons, not legislators, submitted by the President of the Senate and one member from a list of three persons, not legislators, submitted by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The director of the Department of Administration is an ex officio member and chairperson of the Council. A.R.S. § 41-1051. The Council reviews and approves or returns each proposed rule, the economic impact statement, and the statement of the effect of the rule on small business before filing with the Secretary of State.

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Term Expires Betts, Janet G. (public interest) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Busby, Kathryn (president’s) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Cordova, Ephram (speaker’s) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Crockett, C. Webb (attorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 McKinley, Thomas G. (business community) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Russell, Keith E. (member at large) January 19, 2004 GRAIN RESEARCH AND PROMOTION COUNCIL, ARIZONA 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0877 Director: Sheldon Jones Administrator: Victor Acedo The Arizona Grain Research and Promotion Council consists of nine grain producers who are residents of Arizona appointed by the Governor for three-year terms, expiring January 31. A.R.S. § 3-582. The Council cooperates in developing and expanding markets and reducing the cost of marketing grain and grain products; participates in research programs to reduce fresh water consumption; develops new grain varieties; improves production, harvesting, and handling methods and equipment; and provides education, publicity, and other assistance to aid in development of the Arizona grain industry. Term Expires Edgar, Michael (Vice President/General Manager of Barkley Seed, Inc.) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Hartman, Bryan (self-employed rancher) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Heiden, Art January 31, 2004 Hiscox, Noah (producer) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Layton, Robert (producer) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Ollerton, Paul (producer) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Sharp, David L. (grain farmer) (Hull) January 31, 2004 Skelley, John C. (President and CEO – Arizona Grain, Inc.) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Wuertz, Gregory Carl (farm manager) (Hull) January 31, 2004 GRAZING BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE 3033 N. Central Ave., 5th floor Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 207-4508 Executive: Larry Stevenson The Grazing Best Management Practices Advisory Committee consists of the Directors, or the Directors’ designees, from the Departments of Environmental Quality, Agriculture, and Water Resources; the dean, or the dean’s designee, of the College of Agriculture of the University of Arizona; and the following four members appointed by the Governor for six- year terms: three persons actively engaged in cattle grazing and one person actively engaged in sheep grazing. A.R.S. § 49-202.02. The Committee develops and recommends to the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality best management practices for discharges to navigable waters from grazing activities Term Expires Brawley, Pete (Symington) July 1, 2003 Echeverria, “Dolly” (Symington) July 1, 2003 Metzer, Mandy (Symington) July 1, 2003 Webb, James M. (Symington) July 1, 2003 GRAZING LAND VALUATION COMMISSION 1616 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 Director: Michael Anable

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The Grazing Land Valuation Commission, formed not more frequently than every five years, consists of five members appointed by the Governor: a state-certified professional appraiser; a professor serving on the faculty of the College of Agriculture at the University of Arizona; a retired employee of a financial institution that is actively engaged in agricultural lending; a non-state lease holder who primarily derives income from livestock grazing; and a conservationist representing a natural resource conservation district in Arizona. The Commission serves for one year from the date the members assume office during which period the Commission will complete the appraisal. The Commission gathers the necessary information using both the market and income approaches to prepare an appraisal to determine the true value of the forage on state grazing land. The report recommends a grazing fee that will equal the true value as recommended by the Commission. The information and work products gathered in preparing the appraisal will be available to the public. The Commission, in determining the rental rate using the market approach, determines the typical lease of two years or more of private grazing land located in Arizona. The Commission compares all factors that make up the bundle of rights and obligations in the typical private lease; documents all adjustments, calculations, and assumptions made in reaching a conclusion of true rental value for the state land grazing fee; and determines economic benefit, burden, or value attributable to each of these factors. A.R.S. § 37-285. No recent appointments have been made. GREATER ARIZONA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1360 Chairperson: Margie Emmermann Executive Director: Tom Belshe The Greater Arizona Development Authority is governed by a board of directors consisting of the following members: the Director of the Department of Commerce who serves as the chairperson; the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality; the Director of the Department of Transportation; the State Treasurer; and five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms, one of whom shall be a member of an Indian tribe of Arizona, All appointed members shall reside in different counties, and no more than three members may be members of the same political party. No appointed member may serve more than two consecutive terms, except that service for a partial term of less than three years shall not be counted toward the two-term limitation. Members require Senate confirmation. The Authority, through its Board, may: issue bonds to provide financial assistance to political subdivisions and Indian tribes for constructing or improving infrastructure, with the bonds in the name of the Authority; provide financial assistance to political subdivisions and Indian tribes to finance infrastructure projects; guarantee debt obligations of political subdivisions and Indian tribes that are issued to finance infrastructure projects; provide technical assistance to political subdivisions, special districts, and Indian tribes through staff or other professional assistance; apply for, accept, and administer grants and other financial assistance from the U.S. Government and from other public and private sources to carry out its responsibilities. The Board approves all policies and procedures of the Authority, determines which projects receive technical and financial assistance; and approves loan repayment agreements entered into with political subdivisions and Indian tribes. A.R.S. § 41-1554.01. Term Expires Barrett, Malcom (Republican/Yavapai) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Brannan, Joe (Democrat/Cochise) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Hein, Michael C. (Democrat/Pima) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lewis, Daniel (Republican/Maricopa) (Symington) January 15, 2001 Handorf, Mary Virginia (Republican/Navajo) (Hull) January 19, 2004 GROUNDWATER USERS ADVISORY COUNCILS Arizona Department of Water Resources 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004-3921 (602) 417-2408 Director: Joseph C. Smith SpecialAssistanttotheDirector:PatriciaHill The Groundwater Users Advisory Councils consists of five members for each active management area, appointed by the Governor six-year terms. A.R.S. § 45-420. The Council makes recommendations on groundwater management programs and policies before they are adopted by the Director of the Department of Water Resources.

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Phoenix Active Management Area (AMA) Council: 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004-3921 (602) 417-2410 Fax: (602) 417-2467 Area Director: Mark Frank Term Expires Cleveland, Stephen S. (Hull) January 16, 2006 Fairbanks, Frank (Symington) January 21, 2002 Heiden, W. Bruce (Symington) January 21, 2002 Rodie, William (Hull) January 19, 2004 Williams, John M., Jr. (Hull) January 16, 2006 Pinal County Active Management Area (AMA) Council: 100 E. Racine Casa Grande, AZ 85222 520-836-4857 Fax: 520-836-4857 Area Director: Dennis Kimberlin Term Expires Anderson, Oliver C. (Symington) January 21, 2002 Isom, Thomas W. (Symington) January 21, 2002 Prechel, Paul J. (Hull) January 16, 2006 Perales, Henry (Hull) January 19, 2004 Snider, David (Hull) January 16, 2006 Prescott Active Management Area AMA Council: 2200 E. Hillsdale Road, Ste. Prescott, AZ 86301-4941 520-778-7202 Fax: 520-776-4507 Area Director: James Holt Term Expires Huza, Bradley J. (Symington) January 21, 2002 Larson, Marvin (Symington) January 21, 2002 Olsen, John (Hull) January 16, 2006 Tarkowski, Larry (Hull) January 16, 2006 Tenney, Carl (Hull) January 19, 2004 Santa Cruz Active Management Area (AMA): 857 W. Bell Road, Ste. 3 Nogales, AZ 85621 520-761-1814 Fax: 520-761-1869 Area Director: Alejandro Barcenas Term Expires Escalada, Simon (Hull) January 16, 2006 Fish, Ronald J. (Symington) January 21, 2002 Ross, Roy (Hull) January 19, 2004 Sass, Sherry Lynn (Symington) January 21, 2002 Vacant January 19, 2004 Tucson Active Management Area (AMA) Council: 400 W. Congress, Ste. 518 Tucson, AZ 85701 520-770-3800 Fax: 520-628-6759 Area Director: Katherine Jacobs Term Expires Lurie, Alan P. (Hull) January 16, 2006

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Modeer, David (Hull) January 16, 2006 O’Neill, Dee T. (Hull) January 19, 2004 Post, Jon K. (Hull) January 21, 2002 Sweet, Chuck (Symington) January 21, 2002 GROWING SMARTER OVERSIGHT COUNCIL 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1400 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-8114 Fax: (602) 280-1305 Director: Deb Sydenham In 1998, legislation known as the Growing Smarter Act (Laws 1998, Chapter 204) was enacted to create an urban growth management framework to address the problems associated with urban growth. A Growing Smarter Commission met through 1999 and developed a final report and recommendations on September 1, 1999. The Growing Smarter Oversight Council was created in Executive Order 2000-2. The Oversight Council: monitors the implementation of the Growing Smarter and Growing Smarter Plus Acts; identifies obstacles to implementation; suggests refinements to facilitate implementation; develops a method of measuring the effectiveness of the Acts; measures the effectiveness of the Acts; determines how compliance with the Acts should be addressed; suggests improvements to the Acts; and annually report the Legislature, the citizens of Arizona, and the Governor’s Office on the aforementioned; and identifies obstacles to implementation of the Acts and suggest refinements to facilitate implementation; and includes in its discussions the recommendations of and legislation resulting from other groups convened to discuss growth related issues, including but not limited to: the Groundwater Management Commission; the Brown Cloud Summit; the Vision 21 Transportation Task Force and the Arizona Partnership for the New Economy; and is made up of at least 17 individuals, including the directors of the Arizona Departments of Commerce, Environmental Quality, Game and Fish, State Land, Transportation and Water Resources as well as representatives of other subdivisions of governments, individuals from conservation and/or environmental groups, agricultural groups, businesses, and planning organizations; members other than state agency directors serve at the pleasure of the Governor and serve five year terms, and initial terms for initial members are staggered to prevent simultaneous expiration of all terms; the Council shall meet at least quarterly; and have the authority to appoint advisory committees. Term Expires Anable, Michael (Hull) At the pleasure Antone, Donald (Hull) At the pleasure Baier, Maria (Hull) At the pleasure Beasley, Ed (Hull) At the pleasure Betts, Steve (Hull) At the pleasure Brophy, Stephen (Hull) At the pleasure Call, Patrick (Hull) At the pleasure Carillo, Frank (Hull) At the pleasure Colton, Arlan (Hull) At the pleasure Elias, Albert (Hull) At the pleasure Farley, Tom (Hull) At the pleasure Flores, Kino (Hull) At the pleasure Garrett, Tonia Ann (Hull) At the pleasure Gilbert, Pat (Hull) At the pleasure Handcock, Jan (Hull) At the pleasure Holway, Jim (Hull) At the pleasure Johnson, Carol R. (Hull) At the pleasure Korte, Virginia L. (Hull) At the pleasure Norton, Jacqueline (Hull) At the pleasure Mehl, David (Hull) At the pleasure Metzger Roberts, Mandy (Hull) At the pleasure Ogden, John (Hull) At the pleasure Owen, Jerry (Hull) At the pleasure Peters, Mary (Hull) At the pleasure Propst, Luther (Hull) At the pleasure Pfister, Jack (Hull) At the pleasure Richter, Katharina (Hull) At the pleasure Richert, David E. (Hull) At the pleasure Schafer, Jacqueline (Hull) At the pleasure Schroufe, Duane (Hull) At the pleasure Schneph, Mark (Hull) At the pleasure Stark, Debra R. (Hull) At the pleasure

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Trailor, Mike (Hull) At the pleasure Woods, Grant (Hull) At the pleasure HEAD START COLLABORATIVE ADVISORY COUNCIL 1700 W. Washington, Room 101B Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3199 Fax: (602) 542-4644 Director: Jan Wenning The Head Start Collaborative Advisory Council consists of 25 members appointed by the Governor. The Governor or the Governor’s designee serves as chair of the Council. Members include directors or designees of state agencies that serve the developmental needs of young children, representatives of public or private community-based organizations that deliver services to children and their families, members of the business community, citizens interested in children and youth programs, elected officials, and five members who are directly involved with the Arizona Head Start programs and services who shall include the president of the Arizona Head Start Association, a representative of a rural Head Start grantee agency, a representative of an urban Head Start grantee agency, a Head Start parent, and a representative of a Tribal Head Start grantee agency. The Council advises and helps in the development, implementation, and evaluation of a statewide plan that will include policies and program practices to promote collaboration among federal, state, public, and private agencies that serve the health, well-being, and developmental needs of young children and their families. In addition, the Council reviews the status of early childhood programs and comprehensive services for young children and families. These programs and services may include, but are not limited to, health care, child care, welfare, early childhood education, community service programs, literacy, and activities relating to children with disabling conditions. The Council makes recommendations to the Governor for the development and application of interagency strategies, public policies, and legislative initiatives that will promote communication, partnerships, and service delivery practices to provide comprehensive early childhood and related family services that promote child development and family self-sufficiency. The Council appoints a Collaborative Technical Committee appointed by the Advisory Council and comprised of representatives of the Division for Children, state agencies that provide services for young children and their families, the Arizona Head Start Association, program and policy experts in the field of early childhood and related family services, and others designated by the Council. This Committee supports and complements the activities of the Advisory Council and assists the Advisory Council with technical research and program information needed to effectively meet the Advisory Council’s goals. Executive Order 96-10. Term Expires Alcaida, Caroline (Tribal Head Start) (Hull) At the pleasure Applegate, W. Sundin (DHS) (Symington) At the pleasure Bauer, Joy (public) (Hull) At the pleasure Beckley, Jodi, (Chairman/Governor’s designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Dries, Molly (provider community based) (Hull) At the pleasure Dulin, Lynne (DOE) (Hull) At the pleasure Hayden, Kathy (Head Start) (Symington) At the pleasure Hershberger, Freddy (public) (Hull) At the pleasure Keal, Michele R. (behavioral health) (Symington) At the pleasure Liggett, Bruce (public) (Hull) At the pleasure Magalnick, Harold (public) (Hull) At the pleasure Matthews, Susan (parent) (Hull) At the pleasure Nelson, Barbara (child care) (Symington) At the pleasure Ortiz, Karan (children’s action alliance) (Hull) At the pleasure Rodriquez, Jesse (Head Start) (Symington) At the pleasure Shorr, Connie (DES) (Hull) At the pleasure Ulmer, Sherry (rural head start) (Hull) At the pleasure Wasley, Terree (public) (Symington) At the pleasure Wells, Debi (Co-chairman) (Hull) At the pleasure Wilkins, Susan (community-based) (Symington) At the pleasure Yourko, Duane (business) (Hull) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Arizona State Senator) At the pleasure Va c a nt (Arizona Representative) At the pleasure Va c a nt (business) At the pleasure Additional appointments pending.

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HEALTH AND WELFARE, JOINT PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION REVIEW COMMITTEE ON The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate shall appoint sufficient joint program authorization review committees to evaluate the findings and any recommendations made by the Joint Legislative Budget Committee and the Governor’s Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. Each committee shall have representation from members of both parties in a proportion equal to that of the political makeup of each House. In addition to the legislative members, for each committee, the Governor shall appoint a private citizen with experience in cost benefit analysis, the President of the Senate shall appoint a private citizen with a general business background, and the Speaker of the House shall appoint a private citizen. The Committee shall hold at least one public hearing for the purpose of recommending whether to retain, eliminate, or modify funding and relating statutory references for the programs subject to review. The Committee shall make its report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Committee shall oversee the preparation of any proposed legislation to implement its recommendations and is responsible for the introduction of this legislation. A.R.S. § 41-1275. Term Expires Boilini, Kristin R. (Hull) At the pleasure HEALTH BENEFIT PLAN COMMITTEE The Health Benefit Plan Committee is established consisting of the following members who are appointed by the Governor: one health insurance industry representative, one health care services organization representative, one small employer employing between three and 40 employees, one small employers representative, one health care provider, one health insurance agent or broker, and three members of the general public (at least one resident of a county with a population of less than 500,000). A.R.S. § 20-2306. The Committee shall make recommendations on benefit and cost levels; design a basic health benefit plan; and provide standards to prevent insurers from circumventing provisions. Appointments to this committee are pending. HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION, ARIZONA (See ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS)) HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY BOARD, ARIZONA 11024 N. 28th Drive, Ste. 200 Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 375-2770 Executive Director: Blaine Bandi The Arizona Health Facilities Authority Board consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for seven-year terms. A.R.S § 36-483. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board issues negotiable tax-exempt bonds for the purpose of reducing health care costs and improving health care for residents of this state by providing less expensive financing for health care facilities. Term Expires Fannin, Marianne (Symington) (R) January 20, 2003 Glasper, Rufus (Hull) (D) January 15, 2007 Gulledge, Bruce (Hull) (R) January 19, 2004 Roth, Mark W. (Hull) (R) January 21, 2008 Russo, Steven (Hull) (R) January 17, 2005 Ryan, Ginger (Symington) (D) January 21, 2002 Shropshire, Donald (Hull) (D) January 17, 2006 HEALTH, PHYSICAL FITNESS, AND SPORTS, GOVERNOR’S COUNCIL ON 2700 N. 3rd Street, #4050 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 542-7247 Fax: (602) 542-2589

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Executive Director: Andy Dzurinko The Governor’s Council on Health, Physical Fitness, and Sports consists of 25 members appointed by the Governor, with staggered terms of one, two, and three years, with 1/3 of the body holding each term length. Executive Order 80-4; superseded by Executive Order 85-1. The Council develops services and programs, stimulates research pertaining to health and fitness, encourages support of local programs, serves as a resource to the Governor on issues concerning physical fitness, and gives recognition to outstanding achievements. Term Expires Allison, Michael T. (Hull) July 1, 2003 Bauman, Andrew (Symington) July 1, 2004 Brynteson, Paul (Hull) July 1, 2001 Cespedes, Katherine R. (Hull) July 1, 2004 Christensen, Adam (Hull) July 1, 2003 Corbin, Chuck (Hull) July 1, 2003 Cottman, Alexis (Hull) July 1, 2004 Dalrymple, Guerry (Hull) July 1, 2003 Garagiola, Joseph H., Sr. (Hull) July 1, 2004 Gerkin, Richard (Hull) July 1, 2003 Hall, Richard Earl (Hull) July 1, 2004 Johnson, James (Hull) July 1, 2003 Kush, Frank (Hull) July 1, 2004 Landrum, Thelma (Hull) July 1, 2004 Neckes, Robert (Hull) July 1, 2004 Puskar, Dorothy (Hull) July 1, 2003 Serra, John (Hull) July 1, 2004 Sukenic, Howard (Hull) July 1, 2004 Utterback, Angie (Hull) July 1, 2004 Witting, Pamela (Hull) July 1, 2004 Additional appointments pending. HEALTH SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1024 Director: Catherine Eden Deputy Director: Danny Valenzuela The Department of Health Services is charged with protecting the health of the people of the state. It seeks to identify new and changing health problems; develop improved techniques for prevention and control of physical, mental, and environmental health problems; develop high quality and readily available health care facilities; and provide resources and technical support to the community. The Director is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Governor. A.R.S. § 36-102. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Assurance and Licensure 1647 E. Morten Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 674-4200 Assistant Director: Mary Wiley Arizona State Hospital 2500 W. Van Buren Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 381-8999 Superintendent: Jack Silver Behavioral Health Services 2122 E. Highland Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 381-8999

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Assistant Director: Ronald Smith Border Health Border Epidemiologist: Cecilia Rosales, M.D. Business and Financial Services, Division of 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1034 Acting Assistant Director: Craig Dunlap Child Fatality Review Program Manager: Robert Schackner Diabetes Control Section Manager: Beverly Judie Environmental Health Office Chief: Will Humble HIV/STD Services Office Chief: Christopher Brown Immunization Program Office Chief: Kathy Fredrickson Infectious Disease Services Office Chief: Victorio Vaz Information Technology Services 1740 W. Adams St., Room 210 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1073 Associate Director: Eric Hedlund Injury and Disability Prevention Co-Manager: Ann Tarpy Laboratory Licensure Office Chief: Wesley Press Local Health Services Office Chief: Vanessa Hill Nutrition Services Office Chief: Margaret Tate Older Adult Health Section Manager: Jane Lange, R.N., M.P.H. Oral Health Acting Office Chief: Kneka Hayward Prevention and Health Promotion Acting Office Chief: Ann Tarpy Public Health Services, Division of 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1023 Acting Assistant Director: Lee Bland

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Community and Family Health Services, Bur. of 1740 W. Adams St., Room 307 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1223 Bureau Chief: Doris Evans-Gates Emergency Medical Services, Bureau of 1651 E. Morten, Ste. 120 Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 861-0708 Bureau Chief: Stephen Hise Medical Director: Garth A. Gemar, M.D. Epidemiology and Disease Control, Bureau of 3815 N. Black Canyon Highway Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 230-5808 Bureau Chief: Lee Bland Health Systems Development, Bureau of 1740 W. Adams St., Room 302 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1219 Bureau Chief: Doug Hirano Public Health Statistics, Bureau of 2700 N. 3rd St., Ste. 4000 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 542-7333 Bureau Chief: Richard Porter Medical Director: Cheryl McRil, M.D. State Laboratory Services, Bureau of 1520 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1194 Bureau Chief: Wesley Press Tobacco Education and Prevention Acting Office Chief: Cathy Bischoff Vital Records Acting Manager: John Irwin Women and Children’s Health Acting Office Chief: Jeanette Shea-Ramirez HEALTH STATUS OF WOMEN AND FAMILIES IN ARIZONA, GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 364-0379 Director: Carol Hatler The Governor’s Commission on the Health Status of Women and Families in Arizona includes no less than 20 individuals from throughout the state of Arizona who are selected regardless of age, race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin. The Commission members represent a cross section of medical and health professionals, agency professionals, researchers, business and community leaders and consumers. All commission members must be committed to improving the health

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and wellness of all Arizona women and their families. The Commission serves at the pleasure of the Governor and offers recommendations to the Governor on health and wellness issues and policies. The Commission collaborates with state agencies, communities and businesses in order to implement the program as directed by the Governor and the Commission. The Commission members serve as community supporters for the improved health status of women and families in Arizona. Executive Order 2000-17. Term Expires Aguirre, Amanda (Hull) At the pleasure Allen, Beulah (Hull) At the pleasure Alonzo, Anna (Hull) At the pleasure Becker, Cheryl (Hull) At the pleasure Boesch, Margo (Hull) At the pleasure Ebeling, Marge (Hull) At the pleasure Flood, Tim (Hull) At the pleasure Gilligan, Mary (Hull) At the pleasure Goldwater, Susan (Hull) At the pleasure Horton, Herschella (Hull) At the pleasure Hull, Terry (Hull) At the pleasure Laca, Gaspar (Hull) At the pleasure Lewkowitz, Barbara (Hull) At the pleasure Lopez, Ana Maria (Hull) At the pleasure McKinley, Anne (Hull) At the pleasure McNamee, Elizabeth (Hull) At the pleasure Post,KimberlyA.(Hull) At the pleasure Petrie, Mary Jo (Hull) At the pleasure Reed, Kathryn (Hull) At the pleasure Shea-Ramirez, Jeanette (Hull) At the pleasure Solomon, Ruth (Hull) At the pleasure Stewart, Beverly (Hull) At the pleasure Sullivan, Marie (Hull) At the pleasure Valdez, Elizabeth (Hull) At the pleasure Wall, Tereesa (Hull) At the pleasure Wells, Debi (Hull) At the pleasure HIGHWAY EXPANSION AND EXTENSION LOAN PROGRAM ADVISORY COMMITTEE 206 S. 17th Ave., MD 100A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3728 Director: Mary Peters The Advisory Committee for the Highway Expansion and Extension Program consists of seven members. The Governor appoints two members of the public to serve four-year staggered terms. The Committee develops both a simplified application form for financial assistance/loans and guidelines. The Committee reviews requests for financial assistance and loans and makes recommendations to the State Board of Transportation. A.R.S. § 28-7672. Term Expires Magrino, Gary J. (Yuma County) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Potts, Clifford E. (Gila County) (Hull) October 1, 2004 HOMELESS TRUST FUND OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE 1789 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6634 Fax: (602) 542-6655 Director: Rebecca Bair The Homeless Trust Fund Oversight Committee consists of 11 members appointed by the Governor as follows: one representative each from the Governor’s Office and the Department of Economic Security (DES); one representative each from a city and a county; two representatives of community agencies which provide services to the homeless; and five public members.

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The Committee establishes guidelines for the expenditure of fund monies to provide homeless shelter services. A.R.S. § 41-2022. Term Expires Beckley, Jodi (Governor’s Office) (Hull) At the pleasure Forstrom, Machelle (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Frost, Margie (provider) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Huenemann, Rodney (Department of Economic Security) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Lauver, Edie (provider) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Moya, Sara (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Additional appointments pending. HOMELESSNESS, JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ON 1700 W. Washington, House Wing Phoenix, AZ. 85007 Staff Director: Mark Barry The Joint Legislative Committee on Homelessness consists of the following members: four members of the Senate who are appointed by the President of the Senate, no more than two of whom are members of the same political party; four members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, no more than two of whom are members of the same political party; two public members appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives; five public members who are appointed by the Governor; an advisory member, who does not vote and who is not counted for purposes of determining a quorum, appointed by the Director of the Department of Economic Security. The duties of the committee include the following: serving as a public forum for the purpose of discussing issues regarding current and potential services and programs to reduce homelessness and to assist the homeless; advising the private sector and the executive branch of government of programs and policies pertaining to homelessness; reviewing homelessness programs and services to ensure efficient and coordinated use of resources; submitting periodic reports concerning homelessness issues, including an annual report, to the Governor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the President of the Senate. SB 1072; Laws 2000, Ch. 20. Term Expires Holleran, Mark (public, provider) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Kratz, Carol (public, non-provider) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Murphy, Kevin (public, provider) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Packard, Gordon (public, provider) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Stark, Louisa (public, provider) (Hull) December 31, 2002 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Christine Springer The Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners consists of six members: two lay members and four homeopathic physicians, appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2902. The Board examines and licenses homeopathic physicians. Term Expires Gordon, Garry F. (homeopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Welch, Annemarie (homeopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Heskett, Margaret (public) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Prassa, Anna (public) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Schwengel, Charles D. (homeopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Shelton, Bruce (Homeopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2002

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HOSPITAL ADVISORY BOARD, ARIZONA STATE Department of Health Services 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1025 Executive Director: Dr. Cathy Eden The Arizona State Hospital Advisory Board consists of 13 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. Members are as follows: four representing families of current or former patients at the hospital; one neither a licensed health care provider nor employee of a health care institution; one attorney licensed to practice law in this state; one former juvenile court judge or commissioner; one former superior court judge or commissioner; one member representing a public fiduciary; one physician not a psychiatrist who is licensed in this state; one member from the corporate industry; one member from the banking community; and one member from the insurance industry. A.R.S. § 36-217. The Board advises the Director and superintendent in determining goals and evaluating the achievement of these goals; monitors compliance with standards for patients’ rights; reviews all budgets and contracts; assists in identifying alternative funding sources; and reviews and advises on coordination of services, programs, and facilities. Term Expires Derickson, David G. (former Superior Court Judge) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Fannin, Marianne (public) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Fazio, Gene (family member) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Freese, Alexa A. (family member) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Harrison, Charles (corporate) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Marsh, Bonnie (insurance) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Mounkes, Kenneth A. (family member) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Payne, David L. (physician) (Hull) January 17, 2000 Popilek, John L. (former juvenile court judge) (Hull) January 17, 2000 Reeves, Kenneth W., III (banking community) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Scheinkman, Martin (family member/former or current patient) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Stein, Robert (attorney) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Tomlinson, Charles W. (public fiduciary) (Hull) January 21, 2002 HOSPITAL CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION COMMISSION, ARIZONA STATE Department of Health Services 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1025 Fax: (602) 542-1062 Director: Catherine Eden The Arizona State Hospital Capital Construction Commission consists of 12 voting and four nonvoting members as follows: the Director of the Department of Health Services or the Director’s designee; the chief executive officer of the Maricopa County Integrated Health System of the CEO’s designee; the Maricopa County Sheriff or the Sheriff’s designee; the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons who is appointed by the President of the Senate; a mental health advocate who represents an organization that represents Arizona State Hospital patients and who is appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; a representative of the business community who is appointed by the President of the Senate; a current or former patient of the Arizona State Hospital who is appointed by the Speaker of the House; a psychiatrist who is not employed by or under contract with this state appointed by the Governor; a family member of a person with a serious mental illness who is appointed by the Speaker of the House; one member of the Arizona State Hospital Advisory Board appointed by the Governor; a representative of the business community with experience in public and private sector financial management appointed by the President of the Senate; a representative of the business community with experience in facility construction management who is appointed by the President of the Senate; two members of the Senate from different political parties appointed by the President of the Senate; and two members of the House of Representatives from different political parties appointed by the Speaker of the House. Legislative members are nonvoting advisory members. Members serve four-year terms. Laws 2000, Ch. 1 § 1, A.R.S. § 36-218. The Commission shall review capital construction and renovation plans at the Arizona State Hospital for forensic, civil, and sexually violent persons facilities, the design of the facilities, and future use of the facilities; and make recommendations to the Department of Administration and the Joint Committee on Capital Review.

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Term Expires Amezcua-Patino, Lauro (Psychiatrist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Harrison, Charles A. (ASH Advisory Board) (Hull) January 19, 2004 HOUSING COMMISSION, ARIZONA Department of Commerce 3800 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1365 Fax: (602) 280-1407 Director: Barbara Williams The Arizona Housing Commission consists of 24 members with 21 being appointed by the Governor and serving four year terms. The members are as follows: one from a rural city government; one from a nonrural city government from a county with a population of less than one million five hundred thousand persons but more than five hundred thousand persons; one from a nonrural city government from a county with a population of one million five hundred thousand or more persons; one from a rural county government; one from a nonrural county government from a county with a population of less than one million five hundred thousand persons but more than five hundred thousand persons; one from a nonrural county government from a county with a population of one million five hundred thousand or more persons; one from a tribal government; one from a tribal housing department; one from the banking or lending community; one from the special needs population; one from a statewide housing association; two from the private sector of the real estate industry; three from the private sector of the housing industry, one of whom is a home builder, one of whom is a multifamily housing developer and one of whom is a licensed manufactured home manufacturer or dealer; two from nonprofit organizations that work on housing or other related issues, one of whom is from a nonprofit organization that works in a county with a population of less than one million five hundred thousand persons but more than five hundred thousand persons and one from a nonprofit corporation that works in a rural county; two from the general public, one of whom is from a county with a population of less than one million five hundred thousand persons but more than five hundred thousand persons and one from a rural county; and one representative of an organization that works on farmworker housing issues. The commission also consists of the following members who serve as advisory members: the director of the office of housing development or the director’s designee, and the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate or their designees. A.R.S. § 41-105.11. The duties of the commission include the following: recommending affordable housing strategic planning and policy; coordinating public and private housing finance programs; providing the means for better private and public partnerships and initiatives for developing affordable housing; oversight of all state housing programs; encouraging the development of affordable housing opportunities for special needs populations; advising the governor, the legislature, state agencies and city, county and tribal governmental bodies on the public and private actions that affect the cost or supply of housing; and electing a chairperson and a vice-chairperson annually. Term Expires Allen, Adeline (rural county government) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Bruce, Rosa (rural city government) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Butler, Scot (licensed manufactured home manufacturer or dealer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Chavez, Maria (farm worker housing) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Cioffi, Samuel A. (nonprofit organization) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Crozier, Arthur (private sector real estate industry) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Eddie, Joyce (tribal housing) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Flores, Victor (public member) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gilstrap, Suzanne B. (private sector real estate industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gordon, Andrew W. (banking or lending community) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hayden, Mark (multifamily housing developer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Jertson, Jeannie M. (non-rural county government) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Mikkelsen, Guy (special needs) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Morrison, Jennifer M. (nonrural city government) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Owen, Debra (special needs population) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Peterson, Ken (tribal government) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Richmond, Jean (private sector home builder) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Stephens, Alan (non-rural government) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Wolf, Chris (statewide housing association) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Williams, Barbara (general public) (Hull) January 19, 2004

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HOUSING COMMISSION TASK FORCE ON TAX EXEMPT MORTGAGE FINANCING Department of Commerce 3800 N. Central Ave., # 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-8165 Executive Director: Margie Emmermann The Arizona Housing Commission task force on tax exempt mortgage financing consists of eight member. Governor Appoints Chairman and four different board of directors of eligible corporations and four members from the Housing Commission. A.R.S. § SB1246. Term Expires Butler, Scot (housing commission member) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Cioffi, Samuel (housing commission member) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Collins, Bernie (IDA – pima) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Crozier, Arthur (housing commission member) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Hildalgo, Edmundo (IDA- Maricopa County) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Salgado III, Juan (IDA-City of Phoenix) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Robinson, Marilyn (IDA-City of Tucson) (Hull) December 31, 2004 Williams, Barbara (housing commission member) (Hull) December 31, 2004 HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY, ARIZONA 3800 N. Central, #1200 Phoenix, AZ. 85012 (602) 280-1365 Executive Director: Sheila Harris The Arizona Housing Finance Authority shall be governed by a board of seven members, serving seven year terms. Not more than four members shall belong to the same political party and all are appointed by the Governor. The board annually elects from among its members a chairperson, a secretary and a treasurer. The main function of the authority is to authorize the board to issue bonds or certificates, and administer grants or property from a federal agency for housing purposes. The bonds and certificates are in the name of the authority. An affirmative vote by a majority of the members of the board is necessary to issue bonds or certificates. HB 2615; Laws 2001, Ch. 22. Term Expires Carrillo, Rita (Democrat) (Hull) January17, 2005 Flores, Victor (Democrat) (Hull) January 19, 2009 McCallister, Ross A. (Democrat) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Mickelsen, Brian (Independent) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Potts, Clifford E. (Republican) (Hull) January 1, 2007 Prudence, Stephanie (Republican) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Stein, Morris A. (Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2008 HUMANITIES COUNCIL, ARIZONA 1242 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 257-0335 Fax: (602) 257-0392 Executive Director: Dr. Dan Shilling The Humanities Act of 1965, as amended in 1976, authorizes the chairperson of the National Foundation on the Arts with the advice of the National Council, to establish and carry out a program of grants-in-aid in each of the several states to support not more than 50 percent of the cost of existing activities which meet the standards in order to develop a program in humanities in such a manner as will furnish adequate programs in the states. P.L. 94-462. Term Expires Alexander, Sharon (Hull) March 1, 2003 Cruz-Uribe, Eugene (Hull) March 1, 2003

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Garcia, David R. (Hull) March 1, 2004 Hamilton, Diane S. (Hull) March 1, 2002 Penfield, Susan (Public) (Hull) March 1, 2003 Sims, Richard (Hull) March 1, 2003 HUNGER, GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ON Department of Economic Security 1717 W. Jefferson St. #010A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6600 Fax: (602) 542-6655 Executive Director: John Clayton Establishing a special purpose advisory council on hunger, the Council serves as a public forum to discuss issues regarding current and potential services and programs for food security and to review food security programs and services to ensure efficient and coordinated use of resources. Develops a state plan on hunger which, at a minimum, identifies the magnitude of the hunger problem in this state, the characteristics of the population in need, the availability and location of charity food banks and the potential sources of surplus food; assesses the effectiveness of the donated food collection and distribution network and other efforts to alleviate the hunger problem, and recommends goals and strategies to improve the status of the hungry. A.R.S. § 41-1981. Appointments to this council are pending. HUNGER, JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ON The Joint Legislative Committee on Hunger consists of four members from the House of Representatives, appointed by the Speaker of the House, not more than two from the same political party with one designated as co-chair; four members of the Senate, appointed by the President of the Senate, not more than two from the same political party with one designated as co-chair; two public members who are not employees of the state, one each appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House; five public members who are not employees of the state, appointed by the Governor; one advisory member representing the Department of Education, appointed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction; one advisory member representing the Department of Agriculture, appointed by the Director of the Department of Agriculture; one advisory member representing the Department of Corrections, appointed by the Director of the Department of Corrections; one advisory member representing the Department of Health Services, appointed by the Director of the Department of Health Services, and one advisory member representing the Department of Economic Security, appointed by the Director of the Department of Economic Security. Laws 2000, Ch. 248 § 1. The Committee serves as a public forum to discuss issues regarding current and potential services and programs for food security and to review food security programs and services to ensure efficient and coordinated use of resources. Term Expires Hilderbrand, Katherine (public) (Hull) December 31, 2003 Keener, Margaret (Hull) December 31, 2003 Ross, Terry (Hull) December 31, 2003 Valenzuela, Terri (Hull) December 31, 2003 INDEPENDENT LIVING COUNCIL, STATEWIDE 1789 W. Jefferson St., # 930A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-2595 Council Liaison: Linda Olson The Statewide Independent Living Council consists of members who provide statewide representation; who represent a broad range of individuals with disabilities; who are knowledgeable about centers for independent living and independent living services; and a majority of whom are persons who are individuals with disabilities and who are not employed by any state agency or center for independent living. Members of the Council are appointed by the Governor and include at least one director of a center for independent living chosen by the directors of centers for independent living within the state; and, as ex officio, nonvoting members, a representative from the designated state unit and representatives from other state agencies that provide services for individuals with disabilities; and may include other representatives from centers for independent living, parents and guardians of individuals with disabilities, advocates of and for individuals with disabilities, representatives from private businesses, representatives from organizations that provide services for individuals with disabilities, and other appropriate individuals.

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The Council jointly develops and submits (in conjunction with the designated state agency) the required state plan; monitors, reviews, and evaluates the implementation of the state plan; coordinates activities with the State Rehabilitation Advisory Council and councils that address the needs of specific disability populations and issues under other federal law; ensures that all regularly scheduled meetings of the Council are open to the public and sufficient advance notice is provided; and submits to the Commissioner periodic reports which the Commissioner may request and keeps records and gives access to the records. Rehabilitation Act, Title VII, Part A, 1992 amendments. Executive Order 98-10. Term Expires Albrecht, Paul William (Hull) June 30, 2004 Bachand, Ezward, Jr. (Hull) June 30, 2002 Barth, Mary (Hull) June 30, 2002 Burch, Rebecca (Hull) June 30, 2004 Carabine, Liz (Hull) June30,2004 Carr, Barbara (Hull) June 30, 2003 Collins, Randy (Hull) June 30, 2003 Corcoran, Gary (Hull) June 30, 2004 Jacuzzi, Kenneth (Hull) June 30, 2004 Kent, Rex (Hull) June 30, 2003 Lizer, Lavern (Hull) June 30, 2004 McMorran, Teresa K. (Hull) June 30, 2001 Michaels, Robert E. (Hull) June 30, 2004 Pangrazio, Phillip (Hull) June 30, 2003 Sanders, Carol (Hull) June 30, 2004 INDIAN AFFAIRS, ARIZONA COMMISSION OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 300 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3123 Fax: (602) 542-3223 Executive Director: Ron S. Lee The Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs shall consists of the governor, the superintendent of public instruction, the director of the department of health services, the director of the department of transportation, the attorney general, the director of the department of economic security, the director of the office of tourism and the director of the department of commerce, or their representatives, who shall be ex-officio members, and nine members appointed by the governor, two at large who shall be non-Indian, and seven from among the Indian tribes. Each tribe or tribal council may submit the names of not to exceed two members of its tribe, and from the names so submitted, the governor shall appoint the seven Indian members. The term of office of each appointive member shall be three years. The commission shall elect a chairman and a vice-chairman, who shall be appointive members, and adopt rules for the conduct of meetings. The commission assists and supports state and federal agencies in assisting Indians and tribal councils in this state to develop mutual goals, to design projects for achieving goals and to implement their plans. Other duties of the commission include: assembling and making available facts needed by tribal, state and federal agencies to work together effectively; assisting this state in its responsibilities to Indians and tribes of this state by making recommendations to the governor and the legislature; conferring and coordinating with officials and agencies of other governmental units and legislative committees regarding Indian needs and goals; working for greater understanding and improved relationships between Indians and non-Indians by creating an awareness of the legal, social and economic needs of Indians in this state; promoting increased participation by Indians in local and state affairs; and assisting tribal groups in developing increasingly effective methods of self-government. The Executive Director requires Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 41- 541. Term Expires Bernal, Ray (Colorado River Tribes) (Hull) January 1, 2001 Begay, Richard K. (Navajo Nation) (Hull) January 6, 2003 Endfield, Frank J. (White Mountain Apache) (Hull) January 7, 2002 Honyaoma, Todd (Hopi Tripe) (Hull) January 6, 2003 Nosie, Paul, Jr. (San Carlos Tribe) (Hull) January 3, 2003 Roman, Armando (non-Indian) (Hull) January 7, 2002 Sexton, Joseph (non-Indian) (Hull) January 5, 2004 Two positions are vacant. Ex officio members: Governor Attorney General Director, Department of Economic Security

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Director, Department of Health Services Director, Department of Transportation Superintendent of Public Instruction INDIAN HEALTH CARE, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON P.O. Box 25520, MD 7700 Phoenix, AZ 85002 (602) 995-1400 Fax: (602) 995-0175 Executive Director: Maryetta Patch The Advisory Council on Indian Health Care consists of 20 members appointed by the Governor for staggered two-year terms. A.R.S. § 36-2902.01. The Council develops a comprehensive health care delivery and financing system for American Indians, using Title XIX funds, state, and other federal funds; and facilitates communications, planning, and discussion among tribes, this state, and federal agencies relating to Indian health care. Term Expires Cody, Thomas (at-large/Navajo Nation) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hubbard, Frederick (health care/White Mountain Apache) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Huff, Dennis (Native American Community Health Center/Developmentally) (Hull) January 21, 2002 James, Vernon (health care) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Johnson, Casilda (DD - Tonto Apache) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lewis, Sandra (social services, Ft. Mohave Indian tribe) (Hull) January 21, 2002 McKinley, Sherrilla (Salt River Pima, Developmental Disabilities) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Montiel, Alida (Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, tribal org. rep.) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Morago, Kristina (health care/Gila River) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Page, Gloria (Colorado Rive Indian Tribes - Social Services) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Pattea, Sandra (Ft. McDowell Yavapai Nation - Social Services) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Talaswaima, Rhonda Ann (Hull) January 20, 2003 Technical Advisors: Davis, Dan (Indian Health Service) Holtzclaw, Travis (Veterans Administration) Lacy, Steve (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Additional appointments pending. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION, INVESTMENT COMMITTEE FOR 800 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4411 Secretary: Teresa Hilton The Investment Committee for the Industrial Commission consists of three members, knowledgeable in investments and economics, appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 23-1065(J). The Committee establishes investment policy and supervises investment activities of the state compensation fund. Term Expires Nusbaum, Cecil Edward (workers’ compensation) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Warner, Carlene H. (self-insurer) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Zimmerman, Raymond E. (investment counselor) (Hull) June 30, 2002 INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF ARIZONA 800 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4411 Fax: (602) 542-7889 Director: Larry Etchechury

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The Industrial Commission of Arizona consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 23-101. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission adopts rules and enforces laws relating to the life, health, safety, and welfare of employees in the state. Term Expires Angelchik, Jean (Symington) January 21, 2002 Grunow, Sandra (Hull) January 20, 2003 Holland, John E. (Hull) January 19, 2004 Kruglick, Gay C. (Hull) January 16, 2006 Whitten, James (Hull) January 17, 2005 INFANTS AND TODDLERS, INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR Department of Economic Security 1717 W. Jefferson St. #010A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5577 Fax: (602) 542-5552 Director: John Clayton The Interagency Coordinating Council for Infants and Toddlers consists of members from the following Arizona state agencies: Department of Economic Security, Department of Education, Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, Department of Health Services, and the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Administration. P.L. 99-457. Executive Order 89-11. The Council develops and implements a statewide comprehensive, coordinated, multi-disciplinary and interagency service delivery system for eligible infants and toddlers and their families. Each state must plan for the establishment of a delivery system with adequate and equitable services; competent, trained personnel; coordination of financial resources; and development of programs and services which are responsive to the needs of families. Term Expires Anderson, Ruth Maureen (parent) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Blitz, Robin K.(pediatrician) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Dykes, Earlene Joyce (Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Hagberg, Carol (vice chair/parent) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Petersen, David (legislator) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Rose, Annabel (provider/chairman) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Rummel, Rhonelda (private provider) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Shields, Linda (Department of Education Exceptional Student Services) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Shorr, Connie (DES Child Care Administration) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Steiner, Karen (parent) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Additional appointments pending. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AUTHORIZATION COMMITTEE 411 N. Central Ave., Ste. 770 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 340-8538 Acting Director: Richard Zelznak The Information Technology Authorization Committee consists of the following 14 members: one member of the House of Representatives who is appointed by the Speaker of the House and one member of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, both of whom serve as advisory members; the administrative director of the courts or the director’s designee; the director of the Government Information Technology Agency; and the following members appointed by the Governor: four members from private industry who are knowledgeable in information technology; one local government member and one federal government member who serve as advisory members; two members who are directors of state agencies; and two members from either private industry or state government. Committee members who are from private industry serve two-year terms. The other members serve at the pleasure of their appointing officers. A.R.S. § 41-3521. The four members from private industry require Senate confirmation. Term Expires Betlach, Tom (state government) (Hull) At the pleasure Biedess, Phyllis (state government) (Hull) At the pleasure Blessing, Linda (agency Director) (Hull) At the pleasure

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Crawford, Albert (private industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gentry, Michael L. (federal government) (Hull) At the pleasure Jacobs, John (private industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lewis, William (state government) (Hull) At the pleasure Murphy, Danny (local government) (Hull) At the pleasure Rodgers, Laraine (private industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Woog, Peter (private industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 INSURANCE, DEPARTMENT OF 2910 N. 44th St., Ste. 210 Phoenix, AZ 85018-7256 (602) 912-8456 Director: Charles R.Cohen Deputy Director: Sara Begley The Department of Insurance regulates the state’s insurance industry and examines and licenses domestic insurance companies. The director of the Department is appointed by the Governor for a six-year term. A.R.S. § 20-141. The Director requires Senate confirmation. INSURANCE GUARANTY FUND BOARD, LIFE AND DISABILITY 2910 N. 44th St., # 210 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 912-8456 Director: Charles Cohen The Life and Disability Insurance Guaranty Fund Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three- year staggered terms from a list of persons submitted to the Governor by the Director of the Department of Insurance. The Director shall consider whether all member insurers are fairly represented. A.R.S. § 20-684. The Board assists the Department in the administration of the insurer insolvencies by paying claims against insolvent life and disability insurance companies. Term Expires Chandler, Christopher L. (Hull) August 27, 2002 Carmody, Patrick (Hull) August 27, 2003 Donnellan, James (Hull) August 27, 2003 Klima, Clifford (Hull) August 27, 2002 Lashway, Tod (Hull) August 27, 2004 Lawson, Richard J. (Hull) August 27, 2002 Painchaud, Richard L. (Hull) August 27, 2004 Sheehy, John J. (Hull) August 27, 2004 Wilson, William A. (Hull) August 27, 2003 INSURANCE GUARANTY FUND BOARD, PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 2910 N. 44th St., # 210 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 912-8456 Director: Charles Cohen The Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Fund Board consists of 11 members appointed by the Governor for three- year terms from a list of persons submitted to the Governor by the Director of the Department of Insurance. The Director shall consider whether all member insurers are fairly represented. A.R.S. § 20-663. The Board assists the Department in the administration of the insurer insolvencies by paying claims against insolvent property and casualty insurance companies. Term Expires Bissell, Kathleen G. (American Mutual) (Hull) August 27, 2004 Breitstadt, Charles P.(non-affiliated insurer) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Crail, H. Whitfield (public) (Hull) August 27, 2004 Doot, Carl (Alliance of American Insurers) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Hartley, Thomas F., Jr. (agent for casualty insurance) (Hull) August 27, 2004

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Haas, John (unaffiliated) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Johnson Burke, Laura (non-affiliated insurer) (Hull) August 27, 2002 LaSalle, Brandon (National Association of Independent Insurers) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Reser, Andy (Hull) August 27, 2003 Thorne, Sonja Larkin (American Insurance Association) (Symington) August 27, 2002 Trapp, Janice (American Insurance Association) (Hull) August 27, 2003 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ARIZONA 3800 N. Central Ave., # 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Director: Margie Emmermann The Arizona International Development Authority Board of Directors consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. At least one member shall be from each of the following counties: Cochise, Santa Cruz, Pima, and Yuma. No more than two members shall be selected from the same county. The Governor may remove any member of the Board for cause. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of the Senate, the Director of the Department of Commerce, the Director of the Department of Transportation, the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality, and a representative designated by the Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona are advisory members of the Board but are not eligible to vote and are not members of the Board for purposes of determining a quorum. Members require Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 41-1553.02. Term Expires Hathaway, Robert R. (Santa Cruz County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Kramer, Albert (Santa Cruz County) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Ong, Garry (Maricopa County) (Symington) January 15, 2001 Magrino, Gary J. (Yuma County) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Nelson, Lawrence K. (Yuma County) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Patton, William P. II (Pima County) (Hull) January 15, 2001 Zanes, Mary Beth (Cochise County) (Symington) January 17, 2000 JOB TRAINING COUNCIL, ARIZONA 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Fax: (602) 280-1358 Chairman: Margie Emmermann The Arizona Job Training Council consists of 10 members appointed by the Governor as follows: two members representing business, one of whom shall represent small business; one from a rural community college district; one from an urban community college district; one from an urban economic development organization; one from a rural economic development organization; one from a private statewide business organization; one from organized labor; one from the Governor’s Workforce Development Policy Council; and one from private postsecondary educational institutions. The appointed members shall serve staggered two-year terms and may be reappointed, except no member from an urban or rural community college district may serve two consecutive terms. The Director of the Department of Commerce serves as Chairman. The Council develops program guidelines for selection criteria and program operations and submits a written annual report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives by July 31 of each year. A.R.S. § 41-1542, as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 383, § 6. Term Expires Allen, Judith E. (private statewide business organization) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Blake, Jeff (business representative) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Huggins, Chuck (organized labor) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Lawder, Suzanne (governors council) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Lockhart, Frederick D. (private postsecondary education) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Miles, Jennee (rural community college district) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Sasiadek, Roy (small business) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Tansey, Barbara (Urban Community College District) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Tilque, Gregory (urban economic development organization) (Hull) December 31, 2002

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Webster, C. Paige (rural economic development organization) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Ex Officio Director, Department of Commerce Superintendent of Public Instruction Director, Department of Economic Security JUDICIAL CONDUCT, COMMISSION ON 1501 W. Washington, Ste. 229 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5200 Executive Director: E. Keith Stott The Commission on Judicial Conduct consists of 11 members including two judges of the Court of Appeals, two judges of the Superior Court, one Justice of the Peace, and one municipal court judge, appointed by the Supreme Court; two members of the State Bar of Arizona, appointed by the governing body of the State Bar; and three citizens who are not judges, retired judges, or members of the State Bar of Arizona, appointed by the Governor for six-year staggered terms. Ariz. Const., Art. VI.I. Members require Senate confirmation. Term Expires Bowen, Thomas G. (Symington) January 20, 2003 Cox-Goulder, Vicky (Symington) January 20, 2003 Kenski, Margaret (Symington) January 15, 2007 JUVENILE CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 1624 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3987 Director: David Gaspar The Department of Juvenile Corrections encompasses the various institutions, facilities, and programs relating to institutionalization, rehabilitation, and conditional release functions of all juvenile offenders. A.R.S. § 41-2801 et seq. The Director requires Senate confirmation. JUVENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION, ARIZONA 1700 W. Washington, Ste. 101B Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3404 Director: Jan Wenning The Arizona Juvenile Justice Commission consists of not less than 15 nor more than 33 persons who have training, experience, or special knowledge concerning the prevention and treatment of juvenile delinquency or the administration of juvenile justice, appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the Governor. The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974, as amended through December 8, 1980 (An act to provide a comprehensive, coordinated approach to the problems of juvenile delinquency, and for other purposes, (P.L. 93-415, as amended, Title II -- Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act)) established within the Department of Justice, under the general authority of the Attorney General, the office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Section 223(a) of this Act provides for an advisory group appointed by the Governor of the state to carry out the functions and to participate in the development and review of the state’s juvenile justice plan. Executive Order 97-6. The Commission advises the Governor and the Legislature on matters relating to the improvement of the juvenile justice system and its services to youth; advocates full implementation of the Act or any subsequent federal law or Act which may set forth requirements for the funding of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention program in the state; and works jointly with the Governor’s Division for Children to administer the formula grant program in accordance with appropriate state and federal law, develop and determine policy to improve the quality of juvenile justice, and make final determination of funding recipients for federal and state funding of juvenile justice pass-through funds. Term Expires Bass, Richard (Hull) At the pleasure Brutinel, Robert (Hull) At the pleasure Connell, Dennis (Symington) At the pleasure Duran, Mishaela (youth) (Hull) September 4, 2001 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 82 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Edwards, Patrick (Hull) At the pleasure Ekstrom, William J., Jr. (Symington) At the pleasure Garcia, Janet (youth) (Hull) At the pleasure Gaspar, David (Hull) At the pleasure Gonzales, David (Hull) At the pleasure Howe, Luke (Hull) At the pleasure Jensen, Jack (Hull) At the pleasure Johnson, Derrick (Hull) At the pleasure Kratz, Carol (Hull) At the pleasure Langham, Carolina (youth) (Hull) At the pleasure Lindstrom, Cynthia (youth) (Hull) At the pleasure Phelps, Vada Jo (Hull) At the pleasure Phillips, Cora (Hull) At the pleasure Pickering, Dennis (Chairman) (Symington) At the pleasure Portley, Maurice (Hull) At the pleasure Steiner, Jacque (Hull) At the pleasure Taylor, Fred (Symington) At the pleasure Terrazas, Ilia (Symington) At the pleasure Thomas, Bob (Symington) At the pleasure Trujillo, Margaret (Hull) At the pleasure Twist, Steve (Symington) At the pleasure Weisz, George (Hull) At the pleasure Young, Myrtle (Hull) At the pleasure Zent, Michael (Hull) At the pleasure K-3 CLASSROOM SIZE REDUCTION PLANNING COMMITTEE 1535 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5393 Director: Lisa Graham Keegan The K-3 Classroom Size Reduction Planning Committee consists of 13 members as follows: three members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House, no more than two of whom represent the same political party; three members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, no more than two of whom represent the same political party; one member of a statewide association composed of school district governing board members appointed by the President of the Senate; one teacher who is a member of a statewide association composed of teachers appointed by the Speaker of the House; one member of an association composed of parents of public school children, appointed by the President of the Senate; one member of an association composed of school administrators, appointed by the Speaker of the House; one member of the public appointed by the Speaker of the House; and one faculty member of a college of education of one of the universities under the jurisdiction of the Arizona Board of Regents and one member of a statewide class size advocacy organization, both of whom are appointed by the Governor. Laws 2000, Ch. 76, § 2. The Committee shall recommend teacher training programs that are designed to maximize pupil achievement in schools undergoing classroom size reduction for kindergarten programs and grades 1 through 3; recommend possible legislative changes for schools that have implemented classroom size reduction programs for kindergarten programs and grades 1 through 3 that would increase classroom space for pupils in kindergarten programs and grades 1 through 3; examine and analyze any other issues that will promote classroom size reduction in kindergarten programs and grades 1 through 3; examine the cost of implementing a classroom size reduction program; and submit an annual report to the Governor, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives; the Secretary of State, and the Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records. Term Expires Hiller, Robin (State-wide Classroom Size Advocacy Organization) (Hull) At the pleasure Stone, Sandra (Faculty Member/Arizona Board of Regents) (Hull) At the pleasure LAND CONSERVATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE, STATE 1616 W. Adams St., 3rd Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 State Land Commissioner: Michael E. Anable The Land Conservation Advisory Committee consists of three members appointed by the Governor for five-year staggered terms. One member is appointed as the presiding member. The State Land Commissioner also appoints two

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members. Members must be knowledgeable on issues relating to conservation of natural and historical resources. A.R.S. § 37-316. The Committee provides information and advice on conservation issues by helping evaluate and prioritize applications and proposals and referring its recommendations to the commissioner. Term Expires Coe, Anne E. (Hull) July 20, 2005 Gullett, Wes (Hull) July 20, 2004 Kane, Eneas (Symington) July 20, 2002 LAND DEPARTMENT 1616 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 State Land Commissioner: Michael E. Anable Deputy Commissioner: James L. Adams Director, Administration and Resource Analysis: Lynn Larson Director, Operations: Richard B. Oxford Acting Director, Natural Resources: William Dowdle Director, Fire Management: Kirk Rowdabough Director, Real Estate: Ron Ruziska The Land Department administers laws relating to state trust land. The Land Commissioner acts as the state surveyor general, makes long range plans for state lands, and regulates the use of state land. The Commissioner is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 37-131. The Commissioner requires Senate confirmation. LAND DEPARTMENT BOARD OF APPEALS 1616 W. Adams St., 3rd Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 Fax: (602) 542-2590 Director: Michael E. Anable The Land Department Board of Appeals consists of five members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. Members are appointed from each of three districts with two at-large members. District I: Pima, Santa Cruz, Cochise, Graham, and Greenlee counties. District II: Maricopa, La Paz, Yuma, Pinal, and Gila counties. District III: Mohave, Yavapai, Coconino, Apache, and Navajo counties. A.R.S. § 37-213. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board reviews appeals relating to classification or appraisal of state land. Term Expires Brown, Norman R. (District III) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gray, William R. (District II) (Hull) January 16, 2007 Holmes, Kathleen (at large) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Solot, Sanders K. (District I) (Hull) January 21, 2008 Webb, Jim (at large) (Hull) January 19, 2004 LAW ENFORCEMENT MERIT SYSTEM COUNCIL Arizona Department of Public Safety 2102 W. Encanto Blvd., Ste. 375 P.O. Box 6638 Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638 (602) 223-2359 Fax: (602) 223-2096 Director: Commander C.H. Johnston

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The Law Enforcement Merit System Council consists of three members, appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, who have experience in, and sympathy with, merit principles of public employment. A.R.S. § 41-1830.11 The Council classifies all positions in the Department of Public Safety, establishes standards for all classified positions; provides a plan for the selection, appointment, retention, and separation of employees; establishes rules for hours of employment, annual and sick leave, and leave without pay; and hears and reviews appeals from any order of the Director in connection with suspension, demotion, or dismissal of classified employees. Term Expires Goodman, Gail (Hull) July 1, 2005 Landau, Jerry (Symington) July 1, 2007 McKinney, George (Symington) July 1, 2003 LETTUCE RESEARCH COUNCIL, ARIZONA Arizona Department of Agriculture 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Director: Sheldon Jones The Arizona Iceberg Lettuce Research Council consists of seven producers appointed by the Governor for three-year terms as follows: four from District 1, including Yuma and La Paz counties; 1 from District 2, including the remainder of the lettuce-producing areas in this state; and two appointed at large. A.R.S. § 3-526.01 as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 230, § 3. The Council authorizes programs for research, development, and surveys concerning varietal development; for lettuce pest eradication and for production, harvesting, handling, and hauling from field to market. Term Expires Edwards, Troy (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Harrison, William (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2002 Luke, Alan D. (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Nickerson, John (at large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Waters, Charles (District 1) (Hull) December 31, 2001 White, Clay (at large) (Hull) December 31, 2001 Wood, Herbert “Rick” (District 2) (Hull) December 31, 2001 LICENSE PLATE COMMISSION Department of Transportation 206 S. 17th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-8152 Director: Stacey Stanton The License Plate Commission is composed seven members, one of whom is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Governor. A.R.S. § 28-2405. The Commission determines the color and design of number plates and whether or not to authorize special organization plates under A.R.S. § 28-373. Term Expires Gutier, Alberto (Governor’s Office of Highway Safety) (Hull) At the pleasure LIQUOR BOARD, STATE 800 W. Washington, # 500 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5141 Acting Director: Myron Musfeldt The State Liquor Board consists of seven members appointed by the Governor. At least six of the members shall not be financially interested directly or indirectly in business licensed to deal with spirituous liquor industry. Three-year terms. A.R.S. § 4-111. Members require Senate confirmation.

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The Board grants and denies applications, revokes licenses, adopts rules, hears appeals, and holds hearings. Term Expires Finley, Dorothy H. (financial interest) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hathaway, Robert R. (no financial interest) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Kenyon, Kate (no financial interest) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Kruglick, Burton S. (no financial interest) (Hull)) January 20, 2003 Shields, Billy (no financial interest) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Snyder, William (no financial interest) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Varela, Ralph (no financial interest/neighborhood association) (Hull) January 19, 2004 LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL, DEPARTMENT OF 800 W. Washington, 5th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5141 Director: Myron Musfeldt (acting) The Department of Liquor Licenses and Control administers and enforces laws relating to alcoholic beverages. The Director is appointed by the Governor and serves coterminously with the Governor. The Director requires Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 4-111. LIVESTOCK AND AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE P.O. Box 900 Waddell, AZ 85355 623-546-8266 Director: James R. Sweeney The Livestock and Agriculture Committee consists of 10 members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms as follows: three members representing county fairs; seven members, one each representing Arizona livestock fairs, the University of Arizona College of Agriculture, the livestock industry, the farming industry, the Governor’s Office, the Arizona State Fair conducted by the Exposition and State Fair Board, and the general public. Not less than three members shall be from counties of under 500,000 population. A.R.S. § 5-113(C). The Board seeks the promotion and betterment of the livestock and agricultural resources of this state. Term Expires Bailey, Linda C. (Graham County Fair) (Hull) December 01, 2001 Boice, R. Grant (Arizona Livestock Fairs) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Lane, Joe (Governor’s Office) (Symington) At the pleasure Montgomery, Gary D. (Arizona Coliseum Director) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Murphy, Jack (Pima County Fair Manager) (Hull) December 01, 2001 Pearce, Richard Gale (farming industry) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Reed, Doug (College of Agriculture, University of Arizona) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Sweeney, James R. (general public) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Watkins, Kelly (Yuma County Fairs) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Webb, James M. (Arizona Livestock Industry) (Hull)) June 30, 2004 LONG-TERM CARE, INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON Department of Economic Security Phoenix, AZ. 85007 Director: John Clayton The interagency council on long-term care consists of the following members: the director of the department of health services or the director’s designee; the director of the department of economic security or the director’s designee; the director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System Administration or the director’s designee; the director of the Department of Commerce or the director’s designee; the director of the Department of Insurance or the director’s designee; the executive director of the Governor’s Advisory Council on Aging; the chairperson of the Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities; the Long-term Care Ombudsman; one representative from an agency on aging in an urban area appointed by the Governor; and one representative from an agency on aging in a rural area appointed by the Governor. The following members are nonvoting members and are not counted for the purpose of determining the presence of a quorum: two members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and who represent different political parties; and two members of the Senate who are appointed by the

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President of the Senate and who represent different political parties. The members appointed by the governor serve three year terms. The governor shall appoint the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the council from among its membership. The purpose of the interagency council on long-term care is to help this state achieve a coordinated long-term care services delivery system that: ensures the dignity of consumers of long-term care services; is designed to meet the individual needs of consumers; provides services and programs that are of the highest quality; promotes consumer self- determination by providing an opportunity for consumer choice and input; enhances appropriate alternatives to institutional care such as home and community based long-term care services; and integrates various funding sources to provide affordable services at the highest quality. The council defines this state’s long-term care obligations by coordinating applicable state and federal mandates that relate to long-term care services. A.R.S. § 41-3901; SB 1196; Laws 2001, Ch. 85. Term Expires Hanley, Mary Lou (Chairman, DES designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Heard, Kathleen (rural area aging agency) (Hull) August 9, 2004 Lupu, Marian (urban area aging agency) (Hull) August 9, 2004 Wiley, Mary (vice-chairman, DHS designee) (Hull) At the pleasure LOTTERY COMMISSION, ARIZONA STATE 4740 E. University Phoenix, AZ 85034 480-921-4514 Fax: 480-921-4488 Executive Director: Geoffrey Gonsher The Arizona State Lottery Commission consists of five members who are appointed by the governor for a term of five years. No more than three members may be from the same political party and the members shall annually elect one of the members to serve as chairman of the commission. The members of the commission must consist of the following: at least one member having a minimum of five years’ experience in law enforcement; at least one member having a minimum of five years’ experience as a certified public accountant; at least one member having a minimum of five years’ experience in marketing or advertising, or both, and at least one member having a minimum of five years’ experience in convenience store, minimart or grocery retailing. The commission shall oversee a state lottery to produce the maximum amount of net revenue consonant with the dignity of the state. The commission conducts, administers, and regulates the Arizona State Lottery; has powers to license agents; distributes lottery revenue; and sets codes of conduct and penalties for the running of the state lottery. A.R.S §. 5-502 Term Expires Clore, Richard (law enforcement) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Curtis,GaryD.(Hull) January 20, 2003 Gotsis, Tracey (marketing) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Lambson, Dennis (CPA) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Stabler, Thomas Jr. (grocery retailer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 MALL COMMISSION, LEGISLATIVE GOVERNMENTAL The Governmental Mall Commission consists of nine members including two members appointed by the Governor, one of whom shall have experience in land planning or architecture; the President of the Senate or the President’s designee as an advisory member; the Speaker of the House or the Speaker’s designee as an advisory member; one member of the public appointed by the President of the Senate; one member of the public appointed by the Speaker of the House; the director of the Department of Administration or the director’s designee; the Chairman of the Historical Advisory Commission or the Chairman’s designee; two members appointed by the Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, one of whom shall have experience in county planning; and two members appointed by the mayor of the city of Phoenix, one of whom shall have experience in urban planning. Public members serve three-year terms. A.R.S. § 41- 1361. The Commission develops and maintains a comprehensive long-range general plan for development of the governmental mall. Term Expires Knapp, Thomas R. (architect) (Hull) January 21, 2002 McMullen, William (structural engineer) (Hull) January 19, 2004

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MANUFACTURED HOUSING, BOARD OF Department of Building and Fire Safety 99 E. Virginia, Ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 255-4072 Executive Director: Eric Borg The Board of Manufactured Housing consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms as follows: one manufacturer, one from the installer industry, one manufactured home park owner, one from a financial institution, one member from the recreational vehicle industry, one dealers or brokers, and three members of the public, one whose residence is a mobile or manufactured home and who is a resident of a mobile home park or manufactured home park. A.R.S. § 41-2143. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board adopts rules imposing construction standards for factory-built buildings, manufactured homes, and recreational vehicles; and establishes license standards, fees, and bonding requirements for the industry. Term Expires Baird, Sam (manufacturers) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Behrens, Donald (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Cox, Craig (financial institutions) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gray, Wallace (public-residing in manufactured home park) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Macey, G. Darrel (park owners) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Rickles, Eugene (recreational vehicles) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Wait, Ross (dealer) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Wendt, Roger (installations) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Additional appointment pending. MARRIAGE AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS COMMISSION Arizona House of Representatives Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4371 Chairman: Representative Mark Anderson The Marriage and Communication Skills Commission consists of nine members who serve at the pleasure of the appointing person as follows: two members of the Senate from different political parties, appointed by the President of the Senate as advisory members, one of whom the President selects to serve as co-chair; two members of the House of Representatives from different political parties, appointed by the Speaker of the House as advisory members, one of whom the Speaker selects to serve as co-chair; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; the Director of the Department of Economic Security or the Director’s designee; one member of the news media appointed by the Speaker of the House; an expert in the field of marriage and family education and counseling who is licensed to practice medicine or psychology in this state who specializes in marriage counseling, appointed by the President of the Senate; and an attorney who is licensed to practice law in this state, who specializes in family law-related education appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 46-361, Laws 2000, Ch. 393, § 11. The Marriage and Communication Skills Commission shall: review plans submitted to the Department by the applicant community-based organizations for participation in the marriage and communication skills program and shall recommend community-based organizations that are eligible to receive funding; review renewal applications from participating community-based organizations and make recommendations to the Department; develop and distribute, free of charge to marriage license applicants, a handbook that includes information about the importance of communication, shared parental responsibility for children, child support responsibilities, alimony, domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, court process for divorce, community resources for parents who are divorced or separated, community resources for children of parents who are divorced or separated, and marriage education courses that are available in each county; evaluate the program and submit a report annually, beginning on November 1, 2001, to the Governor, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House, and the Joint Legislative Audit Committee; and recommend qualifying criteria for married or cohabitating parents who apply to the Department of Economic Security for a voucher to attend a marriage skills training course. Term Expires Beckley, Jodi (Governor’s designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Jensen, Robert (family law attorney) (Hull) At the pleasure Additional appointments pending.

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MEDICAL DIRECTION COMMISSION Department of Health Services 1651 E. Morten #130 Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 861-0708 Fax: (602) 861-8912 Director: Dr. Garth Gemar The Medical Direction Commission consists of 12 members including: the medical director of emergency medical services in the Department of Health Services who serves as chairperson; four emergency physicians who serve on the Emergency Medical Services Council under A.R.S. § 36-2203(A)(2); and the following seven members appointed by the Governor: one physician who specializes in toxicology who has a demonstrated interest or expertise in emergency medical services systems; one full-time faculty representative of an emergency medicine residency program approved by a residency review commission; one physician who specializes in trauma surgery who has a demonstrated interest or expertise in emergency medical services systems; one emergency physician who has a full-time practice based in a rural area; one physician who specializes in severe acute head injury treatment or spinal cord care who has a demonstrated interest or expertise in emergency medical services systems; one physician specializing in pediatric medicine who has a demonstrated interest or expertise in emergency medical services systems; and one physician who specializes in cardiac care who has a demonstrated interest or expertise in emergency medical services systems. The Commission assists the Director in developing medical protocols governing the medical treatments, procedures, medications, and techniques that may be administered or performed by each class of emergency medical technicians under A.R.S. § 36-2203.01. Term Expires Kriegsfeld, Barry, M.D. (acute head injury treatment/spinal cord care) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Levison, Marc, M.D. (trauma surgery) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Lucid, Wendy (pediatric medicine) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Meislin, Harvey W., M.D. (faculty rep. emergency medical residency program) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Raife,JohnH.,Jr.,M.D.(cardiaccare)(Hull) October1,2003 Walter Frank, M.D. (toxicology) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Additional appointment pending. MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY BOARD OF EXAMINERS 4814 S. 40th St. Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 255-4845, ext. 241 Director: John Gray, program manager Chairman: Aubrey V. Godwin The Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners consists of nine members, including the Executive Director of the Radiation Regulatory Agency who serves as chairperson, appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2802, as amended by Laws 88, Ch. 340. The Board certifies x-ray technologists, radiologists, and schools of radiologic technology. Term Expires Conti, Carol (radiologic technologist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Gwilt, Richard C. (radiologic technologist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Heskett, Margaret (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lampignano, John Patrick (radiologic technologist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Owen Scott, Rodney (radiologist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Patino, Carlos Guillermo (radiologic technologist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Sampedro, Sonny (licensed practitioner) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Additional appointments pending. (See also RADIATION REGULATORY AGENCY)

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MEDICAL STUDENT LOANS, BOARD OF College of Medicine, AHC Room 2104 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 520-626-6214 Fax: 520-626-6300 Program Coordinator: Maggie Gumble The Board of Medical Student Loans consists of seven members including three members appointed by the Governor; two selected by chairperson of one Board of Medical Examiners; one appointed by University of Arizona president from the College of Medicine faculty; and the Director of the Department of Health Services who serves ex officio. A.R.S. § 15- 1722. The Board grants loans from the medical student loan fund to qualified students at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Term Expires Brennan, Diane M. Gard (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hagen, Nick (Hull) January 21, 2002 Johnson, Lane (Hull) January 21, 2002 Ex officio member: Director, Department of Health Services MERIT AWARD SYSTEM BOARD Department of Administration 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1500 Director: J. Elliot Hibbs The Merit Award System Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor to serve staggered four-year terms. A.R.S. § 38-613. The Board establishes policy for the operation of the merit award system and reviews and approves suggestions in concurrence with the head of the agency in which the cost saving is realized. Term Expires Bustamante, Chris (Hull) September 13, 2004 Hubbard, Phillip (Hull) September 13, 2003 Jones, Tim (Hull) September 13, 2002 Taylor, Penny (Hull) September 13, 2001 Additional appointments pending. MILITARY AIRPORT PRESERVATION COMMITTEE State Land Department 1616 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 State Land Commissioner: Michael Anable The Military Airport Preservation Committee is composed 17 members, four (three advisory/non-voting and one Governor’s designee) of whom are appointed by the Governor for two-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-3301. The Committee, in conjunction with the State Land Department, makes recommendations to the Legislature to preserve the long-term viability of military airports and the private property rights of property owners in the vicinity of military airports. Term Expires Blake, Gary (Military Airport/city with more than 500,000 population) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Jewett, Steve (Governor’s designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Manfredi, Tom (Military Airport/city with less than 500,000 population) (Hull) January 1, 2002

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Nezer, Konstantine (FAA Representative) (Hull) January 1, 2002 MILITARY APPEALS, COURT OF 5636 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 267-2700 Adjutant General: David Rataczak The Court of Military Appeals consists of five judges appointed by the Governor on recommendation of the Adjutant General with the advice of the State Judge Advocate for a term of six years, with not more than three judges of the court appointed from the same political party. Judges may succeed themselves in office. A person is eligible for appointment to this court who, in addition to the requirements of Article VI, Section 22, Constitution of Arizona, has at least five years’ experience as a Judge Advocate in the National Guard or Armed Forces of the United States. The Governor shall designate one of the judges to act as chief judge. A.R.S. § 26-1067. The Arizona Court of Military Appeals has exclusive appellate and special action jurisdiction, in appeals filed by this state under A.R.S. § 26-1062, or on petition of an accused, to hear and review the record in all general and special court-martial cases and all summary court-martial cases in which a sentence of confinement has been adjudged. Term Expires Jennings, Curtis A. (judge/Democrat) (Symington) January 1, 2003 Larson, Ronald F. (judge/Republican) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Schwanbeck, General Victor R. (judge/Independent) (Hull) January 1, 2007 Miller, Norman L. (chief judge/Republican) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Woods, General Terrence P. (judge/Republican) (Symington) January 1, 2003 MILITARY FACILITIES, GOVERNOR’S TASK FORCE FOR 5636 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 267-2700 Fax: (602) 267-2710 Director: David Rataczak The Governor’s Military Facilities Task Force is comprised of 28 members. The Governor appoints eight non-elected community leaders; two from each area of the State with major military installations. The Task Force informs the Governor on matters affecting the operational viability of military facilities within Arizona. Executive Order 98-9. Term Expires Browning, R. Thomas (Maricopa County) (Hull) At the pleasure Groth, Randall H. (Cochise County) (Hull) At the pleasure O’Keefe, Richard (City of Yuma) (Hull) At the pleasure Pepper, Sam (Yuma County) (Hull) At the pleasure Pohl, Terry A. (City of Sierra Vista) (Hull) At the pleasure Renner, George R. (City of Glendale) (Hull) At the pleasure Santarelli, Gene (Pima County) (Hull) At the pleasure Simmons, Sarah R. (Pima County) (Hull) At the pleasure MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF, BOARD OF GOVERNORS 1502 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 255-3795 1-800-446-4259 (Arizona only) Fax: (602) 255-3777 Director: Willis D. (Doug) Sawyer The Department of Mines and Mineral Resources promotes the development of the mineral resources in Arizona. The Board of Governors consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 27-101.01 and 27- 103.

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The Board formulates programs and policies of the Department of Mines and Mineral Resources in the promotion and development of the state’s mineral resources and appoints the Director of the Department. Term Expires Hoff-Hay, Sidney (Symington) January 31, 2002 Kissinger, Leroy E. (Hull) January 31, 2004 Miller, James (Hull) January 31, 2005 Nordhausen, Eric (Hull) January 31, 2003 Ridinger, David (Hull) January 31, 2006 MOTOR VEHICLE TOWING ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Public Safety 2102 W. Encanto Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 223-2522 Director: Dennis Garrett The Motor Vehicle Towing Advisory Council consists of 13 members; 11 members appointed by the Governor as follows: three public members who do not have a financial interest in any towing business; six members, no more than two members from any one county who are registered with the Department of Public Safety to operate a towing and storage business in this state, and not more than two persons from the same towing and storage organization or association may serve as members of the Advisory Council concurrently, of whom two members represent the interest and concerns of towing businesses that operate at least one but not more than five articles of towing equipment, two members represent the interest and concerns of towing businesses that operate at least six but not more than 12 articles of towing equipment, and two members representing the interest and concerns of towing businesses that operate more than 12 articles of towing equipment; one member representing a law enforcement agency of an incorporated city or town, with experience in dealing with towing and storage services; one member representing a law enforcement agency of a county, with experience in dealing with towing and storage services and representing a different county than the previous law enforcement member; the Director of the Department of Public Safety or his designee; and the Assistant Director for the Motor Vehicle Division or his designee. The Advisory Council advises and assists the Department of Public Safety concerning matters related to rules governing the design and operation of all to tow trucks in this state; helps the Department in resolving complaints from consumers and tow truck operators; establishes a mailing list that includes any person who expresses interest in the Advisory Council’s activities; and submits a report with its findings and recommendations on or before December 1 of each year to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. A.R.S. § 28-1109. Term Expires The following positions are vacant: three public positions, two positions for people operating more than 12 articles of towing equipment, two positions for 6-12 articles of towing equipment, two positions for 1-5 articles of towing equipment, one position for country law enforcement, and one position for city/town law enforcement. MUNICIPAL TAX CODE COMMISSION Department of Revenue 1600 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4903 Acting Assistant Director: Vince Perez The Municipal Tax Code Commission consists of the Director of the Department of Revenue, or the Director’s designee, as an ex officio member without the power to vote and nine members who are mayors or members of the governing bodies of cities or towns that have adopted the model city tax code and who are appointed as follows for four-year terms: five members appointed by the Governor; two members appointed by the President of the Senate; and two members appointed by the Speaker of the House. A.R.S. § 42-6052, as amended by Laws 2000, Ch. 297, § 6. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission reviews and recommends model city tax code changes, notifies cities and towns of code changes, maintains records of changes, and makes copies available to the public. Term Expires Davidson, Jim (Mesa Councilman) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Lingner, Doug (Phoenix Councilman) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Mitchell, Robert (Mayor of Casa Grande) (Hull) January 20, 2003

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West, Carol W. (Tucson councilman) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Whipple, Gerry (Mayor of Show Low) (Hull) January 21, 2002 NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4282 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Craig Runbeck The Naturopathic Physicians Board of Medical Examiners consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for five- year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1502. The Board examines and licenses naturopaths in the state. Term Expires Balholm, Cathleen (public) (Hull) June 30, 2006 Chelson, Debora A. (Hull) June 30, 2003 DeLoe, Paul (naturopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2006 James, Mark Simmons, N.M.D. (Hull) June 30, 2004 Martin, Jeanne (public) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Kail, Konrad (naturopathic physician) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Micuda, Kip Michael (public) (Hull) June 30, 2006 NAVAJO NATION, JOINT LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STATE AND THE The Joint Legislative Study Committee on the Relationship Between the State and the Navajo Nation consists of the following members: four members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, not more than two of whom are members of the same political party, and each of whom represent a district containing an Indian nation or tribe. The Speaker of the House of Representatives shall appoint a cochairperson of the committee; four members of the Senate who are appointed by the President of the Senate, not more than two of whom are members of the same political party, and each of whom represent a district containing an Indian nation or tribe. The President of the Senate shall appoint a cochairperson of the committee; one member of the Commission of Indian Affairs who is appointed by the Governor; one member representing Indian tribes who is appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; and one member representing Indian tribes who is appointed by the President of the Senate. The duties of the committee include: reviewing the history of the formation of the Navajo nation; reviewing the legal implications of the citizenship status of Navajo nation members in relation to their tribe, the United States and this state; reviewing the legal implications of the Navajo nation’s sovereignty and focussing on problems that have arisen when there have been differences between the laws of this state, or a county, and the laws of the Navajo nation; compiling a list of state programs that provide services to tribal residents and studying the manner in which those agencies coordinate with tribal governments in administering those programs; and evaluating the possible impact of making the Navajo nation a separate county. The committee also makes recommendations on methods to increase partnership efforts and to improve relationships between state, county and tribal governments. SB1342; Laws 2001, Ch. 24. Term Expires Lee, Ronald S. (Hull) December 31, 2002 NAVIGABLE STREAM ADJUDICATION COMMISSION, ARIZONA 1700 W. Washington, Ste. 104 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-9214 Fax: (602) 542-9220 Executive Director: George Mehnert The Arizona Navigable Stream Adjudication Commission consists of five persons appointed by the Governor, not more than three will be of the same political party. Persons appointed to the Commission must be well informed on issues relating to rivers and streams in this state. The Commission adopts rules and establishes procedures and services necessary or desirable to carry out the provisions and purposes of the Commission; assembles and distributes information to the public relating to the Commission’s determination of navigability of any watercourse and the Commission’s other activities; and conducts investigations, inquiries or hearings in performing the Commission’s powers and duties. A.R.S. § 37-1121. Members require Senate confirmation.

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Term Expires Brashear, Jay (Republican) (Hull) June 30, 2008 Echeverria, Dolly (Democrat) (Hull) June 30, 2008 Eisenhower, Earl D. (Republican) (Hull) June 30, 2008 Henness, James (Democrat) (Hull) June 30, 2008 Miller, Cecil H. (Republican) (Hull) June 30, 2008 NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION AND INVESTMENT COMMISSION, ARIZONA Department of Commerce 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Executive Director: Margie Emmermann The Arizona Neighborhood Preservation and Investment Commission consists of nine members, who shall be residents of this state, with no more than three members residents of the same city, and who shall have demonstrated an interest in neighborhood preservation appointed by the Governor as follows: one member from a city with a population of 1 million or more persons; one member from a city of 400,000 or more persons but less than 1 million; one member from a city of 300,000 or more persons but less than 400,000, one member from a city with 100,000 or more but less than 300,000 persons; and two members from a city of less than 300,000 persons; and three members representing private interests, each of whom have demonstrable experience in urban development, neighborhood preservation, infrastructure development, or related professions. A.R.S. § 41-886, Laws 2000, Ch. 202, § 1. Members require Senate confirmation The Commission shall adopt rules necessary to perform its duties; adopt policies and procedures to carry out its responsibilities; administer the expenditure of monies; approve the projects that will receive financial assistance; make and execute all necessary contracts, including grants and intergovernmental agreements; contract with any person for the expenditure of monies, including the granting of monies; and meet jointly with federal, state or local authorities to consider matters of mutual interest. Term Expires Beck, Robert C. (representing private interests with experience in neighborhood) (Hull) January 19, 2009 Carrillo, Rita (representing private interests) (Hull) January 19, 2009 Davidson, Jim (representing city population between 300,000 and 400,000) (Hull) January 15, 2007 Diamos, Joana Daved (representing private interests) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Lynch, Susan H. (representing city population of less than 300,000) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Neill, Donna Rae (representing city population of 1 million or more) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Ruiz, Roberto C. (representing city population of 400,000 or more but less than 1) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Wilhelmsen, Shannon L. (representing city pop. between 100,000 and 300,000) (Hull) January 18, 2010 Lilly, William (representing city population of less than 300,000) (Hull) January 21, 2008 NURSING CARE INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS, BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF 1400 W. Washington, Room 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Frances Goetzinger-Amendt The Board of Examiners of Nursing Care Institution Administrators and Assisted Living Facility Managers consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 36-446.02. The Board adopts rules for nursing care facilities and examines and licenses those administering such facilities. Term Expires Calderon, Michael (administrator nonprofit nursing facility) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Chase, Gail (administrator at large) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Dixon, Gaile (assisted living facility manager) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Fay, William E., Jr. (related profession) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Johnson, Joan (assisted living administrator) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Klinger, Joan (consumer) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Tynan, Concetta M. (nurse-related) (Hull) January 1, 2002

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Va c a nt January 1, 2002 Va c a nt January 1, 2003 NURSING, STATE BOARD OF 1651 E. Morten, Ste. 150 Phoenix, AZ 85020 (602) 331-8111 Fax: (602) 906-9365 Executive Director: Joey Ridenour The State Board of Nursing consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1602. The Board examines and licenses nurses and accredits schools of nursing in the state. Term Expires Campbell, Trista R. (RN) (Symington) June 30, 2006 Embry, Marla (RN) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Eskesen, Ruth (RN) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Gagnaire, Alice Doris (RN) (Symington) June 30, 2005 Harris, Gregory Y. (public) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Hyatt, Lisa (LPN) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Malloch, Kathy (RN, Ph.D.) (Hull) June 30, 2002 O’Conner, Barbara Ann (LPN) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Ogden, Beverly B. (public) (Hull) June 30, 2003 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW BOARD 800 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4411 Director: Larry Etchechury The Occupational Safety and Health Review Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor at the recommendation of the Occupational Safety and Health Advisory Committee for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 23-422. The Board hears and rules on appeals of administrative law judges of the Industrial Commission. Term Expires Areghini, David (management) (Hull) February 23, 2005 Davies, Thomas (public) (Hull) February 23, 2006 Cunningham, Matthew (public) (Hull) February 23, 2003 Hutzel, Robert (public) (Hull) February 23, 2002 Runbeck, Debra (labor) (Hull) February 23, 2004 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 5060 N. 19th Ave., Ste. 209 Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 589-8352 Fax: (602) 589-8354 Executive Director: Cedes Bruno The Board of Occupational Therapy Examiners consists of five members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-3402. The Board evaluates qualifications of applicants, approves examinations for licensure, adopts rules, conducts hearings, maintains records and minutes, and reports violations. Term Expires Anderson, Maxine (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 DiSilvestro, Ann Bouvier (occupational therapist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Donaldson, Blaine L. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Menke, Thomas (occupational therapist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Wintermantle-Zondlo, JoAnn (occupational therapy assistant) (Hull) January 20, 2003

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OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Arizona Geological Survey 416 W. Congress, # 100 Tucson, AZ 85701 520-770-3500 Fax: 520-770-3505 State Geologist: Dr. Larry Fellows Administrator: Steven L. Rauzi The Oil and Gas Conservation Commission consists of six members, including one ex officio member and five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 27-514. The Commission enforces and administers state laws relating to the conservation of oil, gas, and geothermal energy. Term Expires Jones, Robert (Hull) January 20, 2003 Nations, Dale (Hull) January 16, 2006 Negley Patricia, Michele January 19, 2004 Veale, Zed (Symington) January 17, 2002 Va c a nt January 17, 2005 Ex Officio Member: State Land Commissioner OMBUDSMAN-CITIZEN AIDE SELECTION COMMITTEE 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 Membership of the Ombudsman-Citizens Aide Selection Committee consists of the following: two members of the senate from different political parties, appointed by the president of the senate; two members of the house of representatives from different political parties, appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives; one public member who is appointed by the president of the senate and who represents a large business that is regulated by this state; one public member who is appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives and who represents a small business that is regulated by this state, and three members who are appointed by the governor and who represent: (a) a consumer group that is not regulated by this state, (b) state employees who hold managerial positions, and (c) state employees who hold nonmanagerial positions. When there is a vacancy in the office of ombudsman-citizens aide, or within twelve months before the expiration of the term of office, the ombudsman-citizens aide selection committee is established. The appointing officers shall appoint the members of the committee when a vacancy occurs in the office of ombudsman-citizens aide. The committee shall receive applications and nominate by a two-thirds vote one candidate for ombudsman-citizens aide according to its adopted procedures. The appointment of the ombudsman-citizens aide from this nomination is made by passage of a bill on a roll call vote of two-thirds of the membership of each house of the legislature. Membership on the ombudsman-citizens aide selection committee expires when the appointment is approved. A.R.S. § 41-1373. Appointments to this committee are pending. OPTICIANS, BOARD OF DISPENSING 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Careen Heinze The Board of Dispensing Opticians consists of seven members, including five dispensing opticians and two lay members, appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1672. The Board prescribes and enforces rules necessary to assure the competency of dispensing opticians in the state. Term Expires Busch, Robert S. (optician) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Davis, Jennifer (optician) (Hull) January 1, 2006 Decker, Stacia (optician) (Hull) January 1, 2005

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Elzey, Shar (optician) (Hull) January 1, 2007 Giese, Sharon J. (public) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Mellinger, John (optician) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Scribner, Ernest William (public) (Hull) January 1, 2003 OPTOMETRY, STATE BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Room 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Jack Confer The State Board of Optometry consists of six members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1702. The Board examines and licenses optometrists, conducts hearings, and provides criteria for continuing education for doctors of optometry. Term Expires Brown, Lansing (physician) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Maynard, Robert (optometrist) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Pinkert, Robert (optometrist) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Sorenson, Christina (optometrist) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Spencer, Stephen (public) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Va c a nt July 1, 2003 Additional appointment pending. OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS IN MEDICINE AND SURGERY, ARIZONA BOARD OF 9535 E. Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsdale, AZ 85258-5539 480-657-7703 Fax: 480-657-7715 Executive Director: Ann Marie Berger The Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1801. The Board examines, licenses, and maintains standards for members of the osteopathic profession in the state. Term Expires Brysacz, Stanley P., Jr. (osteopathic physician) (Hull) April 15, 2005 Cohen, Murray H. (osteopathic physician) (Hull) April 15, 2006 Grossman, Stan (public) (Hull) April 15, 2005 McElfresh-Botsko, D. Jayne (public) (Symington) April 15, 2002 Reiss, Martin (osteopathic physician) (Hull) April 15, 2006 Steingard, Scott A. (osteopathic physician) (Hull) April 15, 2004 Whitaker, Richard W. (osteopathic physician) (Hull) April 15, 2003 OUTDOOR RECREATION COORDINATING COMMISSION, ARIZONA 1300 W. Washington # 415 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-7107 Fax: (602) 542-4188 Executive Director: Kenneth E. Travous The Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission consists of seven members, including five members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms and two ex officio members. A.R.S. § 41-511.25. The Commission reviews statewide outdoor recreation and lake improvement plans and provides comments to the state parks board.

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Term Expires Bills, Steve (parks and recreation director/Yuma) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Foti, Pamela E. (public/Yavapai) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Samp, Richard (public/Mohave) (Hull) January 31, 2002 Scalzo, William C. (parks and recreation director/Maricopa) (Hull) January 31, 2004 Vuolo, John E. (parks and recreation director/Navajo) (Hull) January 31, 2003 Ex officio members: Director, Arizona Game and Fish Department Director, Arizona State Parks Department OVERDIMENSIONAL PERMIT ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Motor Vehicles 1801 W. Jefferson St., MD 500M Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-8152 Director: Stacy Stanton The Overdimensional Permit Advisory Council is established consisting of the following seven members appointed by the Governor for staggered three-year terms: one from the Department of Public Safety, one from the Department of Transportation, three motor carriers, one from a municipal law enforcement agency of a city with a population of more than 100,000 persons, and one from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. A.R.S. § 28-1150. The Council advises and assists the Department of Transportation in developing rules and local law enforcement agencies concerning matters relating to overdimensional permits. Term Expires Athey, Richard (Department of Transportation) (Hull) July 21, 2002 Blundell, Charles L. (Department of Public Safety) (Hull) July 21, 2003 Dungan, Richard (motor carrier) (Hull) July 21, 2003 Kurtenbach, Gerd J. (municipal law) (Hull) July 21, 2003 Lehan, La Retta Ja (Governor’s Office of Community and Highway Safety) (Hull) July 21, 2002 McDonald, Clyde (motor carrier) (Hull) July 21, 2002 Miller, James W. (motor carrier) (Hull) July 21, 2003 PARKS BOARD, ARIZONA STATE 1300 W. Washington # 415 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4174 Executive Director: Kenneth E. Travous Assistant Director: Mark Siegwarth Assistant Director, External Affairs: Jay Ziemann Assistant Director, Parks: Jay Ream Assistant Director, Partnerships: Rene Bahl State Historic Preservation Officer: James Garrison The Arizona State Parks Board consists of seven members, including one ex officio and six members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-511. Requires Senate confirmation. The Board manages, develops, and operates the state parks and historical places. Term Expires Armer, Walter D., Jr. (livestock) (Symington) January 20, 2003 Hays, John Upton (livestock) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Holmwood, Joseph H. (recreation) (Symington) January 17, 2005 Pfister, Suzanne (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Roudebush, Vernon (public) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Stewart, Elizabeth (public) (Hull) January 15, 2007 Ex officio member: Director, State Land Commissioner (See also OUTDOOR RECREATION COORDINATING COMMISSION, ARIZONA)

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PARKWAYS AND HISTORIC AND SCENIC ROADS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Department of Transportation 205 S. 17th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7357 Fax: (602) 712-3217 Executive Director: LeRoy Brady The Parkways and Historic and Scenic Roads Advisory Committee consists of nine members, with the directors of the State Parks Board, the Department of Transportation, and the State Historical Society each appointing one member and the Governor appointing the remaining six members from the public, with no more than two from any one county. Members serve three-year staggered terms. A.R.S. § 41-514. The Committee reviews requests to designate a highway or area as a parkway or historic scenic road, prepares recommendations to the State Transportation Board, reviews established parkways, and recommends their continuation or deletion as parkways or historic or scenic roads. Term Expires Campbell, Susan (Gila County) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Jones, MaCon Lee (Pima County) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Myers, Ruth Anne (Maricopa County) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Payne, Jerald (Coconino County) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Wiess, William (Maricopa County) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Yazzie, Verginia (Apache County) (Hull) June 30, 2003 PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING BOARD, ARIZONA 2643 E. University Drive P.O. Box 6638 Phoenix, AZ 85034-6638 (602) 223-2514 Executive Director: Thomas J. Hammarstrom The Advisory Council for the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board consists of 13 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms, including two sheriffs (one from a county having a population of 200,000 or more persons and the other from a county have a population of less than 200,000 persons); two chiefs of city police (one from a city having a population of 60,000 or more persons and the other from a city having a population of less than 60,000 persons); one college faculty member in public administration or a related field; the Attorney General; the Director of the Department of Public Safety; the Director of the Department of Corrections; two certified law enforcement officers with a rank of patrolman or sergeant who are not from the same counties or cities as the Council’s sheriffs or chiefs of city police (one from a county sheriff’s office and the other from a city police department); one county or municipal correction facility employee; and two public members. A.R.S. § 41-1821. The Board establishes rules for the government and conduct of the Board, including meeting times, places, and matters to be placed on the agenda of each meeting; makes recommendations to the Director of the Department of Public Safety, with copies transmitted to the Governor, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and President of the Senate, on all matters relating to law enforcement and public safety; prescribes reasonable minimum qualifications for officers to be appointed to enforce the laws of this state and its political subdivisions, and certifies officers in compliance with these qualifications, including U.S. citizenship, that relate to physical, mental, and moral fitness; and develops procedures for the recruitment, appointment, and retention of all such agents, peace officers, and police officers of every political subdivision of this state, notwithstanding any other law; constantly reviews the qualifications established and amends them at any time, subject to the requirements of A.R.S. § 41-1823; prescribes minimum courses of training and minimum standards for training facilities for law enforcement officers, including courses in responding to and reporting all criminal offenses that are motivated by race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender, or disability, and training certified by the Director of the Department of Health Services with assistance from a representative of the Board on the nature of sudden infant death syndrome and the handling of cases involving the sudden and unexplained death of an infant; recommends curricula for advanced courses and seminars in law enforcement and intelligence training in universities, colleges and community colleges, in conjunction with the governing body of the educational institution; makes inquiries to determine whether the state or political subdivisions of the state are adhering to the standards for recruitment, appointment, retention, and training established, with the failure of the state or any political subdivision to adhere to such standards reported at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board for action deemed appropriate by that body; and designates all personnel who are assigned to the board in accordance with the requirements of the law enforcement merit system council.

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Term Expires Corder, John (police chief, city under 60,000)(Hull) August 27, 2001 Dupnik, Clarence W. (sheriff/county over 200,000) (Hull) August 27, 2001 Eisenga, Gary (police/rural) (Hull) August 27, 2003 Forrister, Jan D. (public) (Hull) August 27, 2001 Francis, Deborah (county sheriff’s office) August 27, 2003 Garcia, James (public) (Hull) August 27, 2001 Hurtt, Harold (police chief, city over 60,000)(Hull) August 27, 2001 Richards, Joe (sheriff, county under 200,000) (Hull) August 27, 2001 Rose, Jack (faculty) (Hull) August 27, 2001 Sheridan, Jerry (municipal corrections) (Hull) August 27, 2002 Ex officio members: Attorney General Director, Department of Corrections Director, Department of Public Safety PERFORMANCE BASED INCENTIVES PROGRAM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE The performance based incentives program oversight committee consists of 11 members as follows: the director of the department of administration or the director’s designee; the executive director of the Arizona board of regents or the executive director’s designee; two members of the senate from different political parties appointed by the president of the senate, one of these being designated to cochair the committee; two members of the house of representatives from different political parties appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives, one of these being designated to cochair the committee; the executive manager of the governor’s office for excellence in government or the executive manager’s designee; two members appointed by the governor, one being an agency director, the other a representative from the governor’s office of affirmative action; and two public members who have expertise in compensation analysis, one being appointed by the speaker of the house of representatives and the other by the president of the senate. The committee shall develop or adopt guidelines for a state employee performance based incentives program, including those that result in cost reduction, increased productivity and improved quality of the delivery of state services or products; identify incentives and available resources to provide incentives; coordinate with state agencies and universities participating in the ongoing performance based incentives program to evaluate the success of the program; review agency and university requests to participate in a pilot incentive program or an established performance based incentive program and make recommendations on those requests to the director of the department of administration or the executive director of the Arizona board of regents; and may recommend that the director of the department of administration or the executive director of the Arizona board of regents place an approved program on probationary status or terminate an approved program for failing to meet approved goals and objectives. A.R.S. § 38-619. Appointments to this committee are pending. PERSONNEL BOARD, STATE 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 280 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3888 Fax: (602) 542-3588 Executive Director: Judith L. Henkel The State Personal Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 41-781. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board hears and reviews appeals relating to dismissal from state service, suspension for more than 80 working hours, or demotion resulting from disciplinary action as defined in the personnel rules. Term Expires Ippolito, Josie (manager of a unit of 20+ employees) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Jordan, Becky (public member) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Sepnieski, Steven (state employee) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Teague, Dr. Betty J. (business manager) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Thompson, Linda (personnel administrator) (Hull) January 19, 2004

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PHARMACY, ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF 4425 W. Olive Ave., Ste. 140 Glendale, AZ 85302 623-463-2727 ext. 129 Fax: 623-934-0583 Executive Director: L. A. Lloyd, R.Ph. The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy consists of five pharmacist members and two lay members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-1902. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board establishes rules pertaining to the practice of pharmacy and the manufacture and dispensing of drugs in the state. Term Expires Drake, Eugene P. (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Draugalis, Paul (pharmacist) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Ford, Susan (pharmacist) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Jones, William (pharmacist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Ketcherside, Daniel (public) (Hull) January 17, 2005 McAllister, Dennis K. (pharmacist) (Hull) January 17, 2006 Ritt, Gerald G. (pharmacist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 PHYSICAL THERAPY, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Heidi Paakkonen The Board of Physical Therapy consists of five members, including three physical therapists and two lay members, appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2002. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board evaluates the qualifications of applicants for licensure and certification, and issues licenses, permits, and certificates to persons who meet the requirements to be physical therapists in the state. Term Expires Autrey, Larry (physical therapist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Borden, Donna (physical therapist) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Farris, Don (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Fearon, Helene (physical therapist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hendrix, Charlie Gail (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS, JOINT BOARD ON THE REGULATION OF 9545 E. Doubletree Rand Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85258 480-551-2700 Executive Director: Claudia Foutz The Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants consists of 10 members appointed as follows: four physician assistants and two public members appointed by the Governor; two licensed physicians, appointed by the Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery; and two licensed physicians appointed by the Board of Medical Examiners. The term of office is four years to begin and end on July 1. A.R.S. § 32-2502. The Board administers and enforces the statutes governing the regulation of physicians’ assistants. Term Expires Beasley, Ed (public member) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Cassidy, Barry (physician’s assistant) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Christensen, Richard (physician’s assistant) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Danielsen, Randy (physician’s assistant) (Hull) July 1, 2005 Prassa, Anna (public) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Tuttle, Albert R. (physician’s assistant) (Hull) July 1, 2002

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PLUMBING CODE COMMISSION, ARIZONA UNIFORM 800 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1525 Director: Michael Goldwater The Arizona Uniform Plumbing Code Commission consists of 17 members, including the Registrar of Contractors and 16 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms as follows: four licensed plumbing contractors, one registered architect, two mechanical engineers, four certified municipal plumbing inspectors who represent the regions of the state (one a representative of a county government), three members of the general public (with no occupational or professional connection to city, town, or county governments or to the plumbing industry/one with at least two years’ experience in the application and use of natural gas), one representative of the piping industry progress and education trust, and one representative of utility and sewer workers. A.R.S. § 41-619. The Commission adopts and makes periodic amendments to the state plumbing code. Term Expires Adams, Richard J. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Baker, Steve (plumbing contractor) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Brown, Michael J. (certified plumbing inspector/central region) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Delgado, Harvey (utility and sewer workers representative) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gallenbeck, Bernie (public/experience in use of natural gas) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Haeberle, Martin (certified plumbing inspector/northern region) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Henrichsen, Ronald E. (plumbing contractor) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Jones, William (certified plumbing inspector/county government/ south-eastern region) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Key, Hal (mechanical engineer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Lewallen, Cal (plumbing contractor) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Mundy, Aubrey (P.I.P.E. representative) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Palmer, James S. (mechanical engineer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Riggs, Gerald (plumbing contractor) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Svoboda, Joel (architect) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Townsend, Brian (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Vosler, Terry (certified plumbing inspector/southern region) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Ex Officio Member: RegistrarofContractors PODIATRY EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 Fax: (602) 542-3093 Administrator: Linda Wells The Board of Podiatry Examiners consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32- 802. The Board examines and licenses podiatrists in the state. Term Expires Goldman, Eugene (podiatrist) (Hull) February 1, 2005 Kaplan, Barry (podiatrist) (Hull) February 1, 2003 Knapik, Jeanne (public) (Hull) February 1, 2006 Leonetti, Joseph (podiatrist) (Hull) February 1, 2004 Yamin, Gloria (public) (Symington) February 1, 2002 POWER AUTHORITY COMMISSION, ARIZONA 1810 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4263 Fax: (602) 253-7970

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Executive Director: Joseph W. Mulholland The Arizona Power Authority Commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. A.R.S. § 30-105. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission encourages the development and use of Colorado River power and issues revenue bonds. Term Expires Casillas, Bob (Symington) January 21, 2002 Francis, Michael C. (Hull) January 21, 2008 Hudson, John (Hull) January 16, 2006 Lewis, Jewell (Hull) January 19, 2004 Walden, Richard S. (Hull) January 19, 2004 PROPERTY TAX OVERSIGHT COMMISSION Department of Revenue 1600 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3572 Director: Mark W. Killian, Chairman The Property Tax Oversight Commission consists of five members including the Director of the Department of Revenue, as chairperson; four persons knowledgeable in the area of property tax assessment and levy, with one appointed by the Governor and three appointed by the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 42-17002. The Commission provides a uniform methodology for determining property tax limitations and a continuing review of practices for ensuring a fair and equitable administration of the property tax laws. Term Expires Hoskins, Charles B. (Hull) September 15, 2001 PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS’ ADVISORY COUNCIL, ARIZONA 3001 W. Indian School Road, # 305 Phoenix, AZ 85017 (602) 265-4779 Executive Director: Edwin M. Cook The Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys’ Advisory Council consists of all county attorneys, the Attorney General or designee, the dean of the law school of Arizona State University or the University of Arizona, the chief municipal or city prosecutor of each city that has a population of more than 250,000 and one full-time municipal prosecutor from a municipality that has a population of 250,000 or less appointed by the Governor, and the Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court or designee. Members serve for three years. A.R.S. § 41-1830. Term Expires Massaro, Toni (University of Arizona Law School) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Sidles, Tobin (Prosecutor, town with less than 250,000 people) (Hull) May 31, 2002 PROSTATE CANCER TASK FORCE U of A Cancer Center P.O. Box 245024 Tucson, AZ 85724-5022 520-626-2284 Director: Dr. Daniel Von Hoff The Prostate Cancer Task Force consists of 18 members, including: the Director of the Cancer Research Institute at Arizona State University or the Director’s designee, who shall serve as chairperson in odd-numbered years; the Director of the Arizona Cancer Center at the University of Arizona, or the Director’s designee, who shall serve as chairperson in even-numbered years; the chairperson of the Arizona Disease Control Research Commission as the chairperson’s designee; two survivors of prostate, one each appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House; two public members with a demonstrated interest in the area of educating the public regarding the risks and prevention of cancer, one each appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House; and 11 members appointed by the Governor as follows: one licensed physician specializing in urology; one licensed physician specializing in oncology; one

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licensed physician specializing in radiation oncology; one licensed physician specializing in internal medicine; one member of a statewide organization that promotes cancer awareness; two survivors of prostate cancer; two representatives of the business community; and two public members with a demonstrated interest in the area of educating the public regarding the risks and prevention of cancer. A.R.S. § 36-142; Laws 2000, Ch. 336, § 1. The Task Force shall collect research and information on prostate cancer; evaluate various approaches used by state and local governments to increase public awareness of the risk, treatment, and prevention of prostate cancer; study ways to improve coordination between agencies and institutions that are involved in research and treatment of prostate cancer, to increase research and funding at state institutions that are studying cancer, and to increase the number of men in this state who are regularly screened for prostate cancer; and identify areas where public awareness, public education, research, and coordination about prostate cancer need improvement. Term Expires Arutt, Samuel (survivor) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Becker, April (statewide organization promoting awareness) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Brito, C. Gilberto (urologist) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Chamberland, Bert (survivor) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Fitch, Tom (oncologist) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Grado, Gordon (radiation oncologist) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Miller, Norman (Hull) January 1, 2003 Mollen, Art (internal medicine) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Poling, Phillip (survivor) (Hull) January 1, 2005 Sanak, Gloria (business) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Zeiger, Rex (public education) (Hull) January 1, 2004 PSYCHIATRIC SECURITY REVIEW BOARD 2500 E. Van Buren Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 220-6037 Fax: (602) 220-6028 Director: Sydney T. Vivian The Psychiatric Security Review Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. No member may be a county attorney, the Attorney General, or a public defender: Members require Senate confirmation. The Board maintains jurisdiction over persons who are committed to a secure state mental health facility; holds hearings to determine if a person committed to a secure state mental health facility is eligible for release or conditional release; devises a plan for the conditional release of a person in conjunction with the secure mental health facility and other appropriate community agencies or persons; confidentially maintains all medical, social, and criminal history records of persons who are committed to its jurisdiction; holds a hearing to determine if the conditions of release should be continued, modified, or terminated; keeps a record of all hearings before the Board except Board deliberations; gives written notice of any hearing before the Board to the attorney representing the person, the Attorney General or other attorney representing the state, the victim, and the court that committed the person to the Board’s jurisdiction; determines if the person about whom the hearing is being held is indigent and, if so, requests the committing court to appoint an attorney to represent the person; discloses, before a hearing, to the person about whom the hearing is being held, the person’s attorney, the Attorney General and any attorney representing the state any information, documents, or reports that the Board will be considering; and, within 15 days after the conclusion of a hearing, gives to the person, the attorney representing the person, the victim, the Attorney General and any attorney representing the state, and the court that committed the person to the Board’s jurisdiction notice of the Board’s decision. A.R.S. § 31-501. Term Expires Amezcua-Patino, Lauro (psychiatrist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Cheifetz, Lorna Gale (psychologist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Scheuch, Charles T. (public member) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Kohlhepp, Elizabeth A. (psychiatrist) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Trollinger, Jeffrey (parole/probation experience) (Hull) June 30, 2004 PSYCHOLOGIST EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 235 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-8162 Fax: (602) 542-8279 Executive Director: Maxine McCarthy

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The Board of Psychologist Examiners consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2062. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board examines and regulates the granting, denial, revocation, renewal, probation, and suspension of certificates; adopts rules; and investigates charges of violations. Term Expires Bainton, Denise M. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Counts, Dr. Wil R. (psychologist) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Donaldson, Joseph (public) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Guerin, Thomas H., Jr. (public) (Symington) January 20, 2002 Lassen, Maureen K. (psychologist) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Lovejoy, Dr. Gary (psychologist/professional practice) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Rohrbaugh, Michael (psychologist, UA) (Hull) January 20, 2006 Santos de Barona, Maryann (psychologist, ASU) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Yandell, David P. (psychologist) (Hull) January 17, 2005 PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF 2102 W. Encanto Blvd. P.O. Box 6638 Phoenix, AZ 85005-6638 (602) 223-2000 Duty Office: (602) 223-2212 Director: Colonel Dennis Garrett The Department of Public Safety provides services for the prevention of crime, detection and apprehension of violators, and training of law enforcement personnel; and ensures the safe, convenient, and efficient transportation of people and goods across the state’s highway system. The Director heads the Department and is appointed by the Governor for a five- year term. A.R.S. § 41-1711. The Director requires Senate confirmation. The Administration Bureau manages the human resources of the Department, maintenance of vehicles and facilities, security, and liaison. Criminal Investigation enforces laws governing narcotics, liquor, and organized crime racketeering. The Criminal Justice Support Bureau provides scientific and technical services including scientific analysis, aircraft support, and emergency first-aid care. Highway patrol enforces traffic laws and provides motorist assistance on the state’s highways. The Technology and Communications Bureau provides telecommunications and data processing as well as other information and services. Highway Patrol Division (602) 223-2000 Director: Lt. Col. William Reutter Criminal Investigation Division (602) 223-2000 Director:L.Col.NormanBeasley Agency Support Division (602) 223-2537 Director: Rodney Covey Criminal Justice Support Bureau (602) 223-2238 Director: Lt. Col. David Felix PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL RETIREMENT SYSTEM FUND MANAGER 1020 E. Missouri Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 255-5575 Fax: (602) 255-5572 Administrator: Jack M. Cross Assistant administrator: James A. Nielsen

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The Governor appoints five fund managers for three-year terms as follows: one elected member from a local board to represent the employees; one member to represent the state as an employer of public safety personnel; one member to represent the cities as employers of public safety personnel; An elected county or state official or a judge of the Superior Court, Court Of Appeals, or Supreme Court; and one public member. A.R.S. § 38-848. Members require Senate confirmation. The Fund Managers provide a uniform statewide retirement program for public safety personnel. Term Expires Bayless, Betsey (elected official) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Cantelme, Patrick (state as an employer) (Hull) January 21, 2002 De Ment, Donald L. (cities as an employer) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hancock, Wendy M. (public member) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Snodgrass, Ron (local board representing employees) (Hull) January 19, 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL RETIREMENT SYSTEM, LOCAL BOARDS The Department of Public Safety, the Game and Fish Department, the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, each county, each municipal fire department, and each municipal police department shall have a local board. Each state agency local board consists of two members elected by members and three citizens appointed by the Governor. Renewal terms of office will be four years. Each local board shall be constituted as prescribed in A.R.S. § 38-847. Term Expires Arizona State University 480-965-4813 Bonilla, Mary Kay (Hull) July 24, 2005 Cervantes, Christine (Hull) July 24, 2003 Frazier, Robert F. (Hull) July 24, 2002 Attorney General (602) 542-4853 Schwartz, Debora H. (Hull) April 1, 2005 Ryan, Dan (Hull) April 1, 2003 Woodburn, Diane (Hull) April 1, 2005 Capitol Police (602) 542-0363 Gutier, Alberto (Hull) January 19, 2004 Hammond, Wendy (Hull) January 20, 2003 Frigillana, Joanne (Hull) January 19, 2004 Emergency and Military Affairs, Department of (602) 267-2731 Bahr, Robert (Hull) January 17, 2005 Palmatier, Richard (Hull) January 17, 2005 Virgin, Michael (Hull) January 20, 2003 Game and Fish Department (602) 789-3316 Plaster, William D. (Hull) July 24, 2002 Spalding, Thomas (Hull) July 24, 2004 Vacant July 24, 2002 Liquor Licenses and Control, Department of (602) 542-9020 Bowen, Cheryl (Hull) June 5, 2003 Miner, Sharon R. (Hull) June 5, 2003 Wagner, Connie (Hull) June 5, 2005 Northern Arizona University 520-523-3611 Beliveau, Michael T. (Hull) July 24, 2002 Nash, Daniel A. (Hull) July 24, 2002

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Zanot, Betty J. (Hull) July 24, 2002 Public Safety, Department of (602) 223-2147 Jonovich, Thomas (Hull) July 24, 2000 Schoneberger, Robert (Hull) July 24, 2002 Wilkins, Jean (Hull) July 24, 2000 State Parks, Public Safety (602) 542-7103 Eatherly, Charles R. August 9, 2003 Schwalbe, Leslie Ann August 9, 2005 Sipes, Michael Lynn August 9, 2005 Tucson Airport Authority 520-573-8100 Gonzales, Arthur L. (Hull) September 29, 2004 Imwalle, Richard F. (Hull) September 29, 2004 Varney, Billy Joe (Hull) September 29, 2002 University of Arizona 520-621-7538 Angevine, Jay (Hull) July 24, 2002 Barleycorn, Mary (Hull) July 24, 2004 Duke, Sarah (Hull) July 24, 2002 QUALITY, GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ON Arizona Quality Alliance 7510 E. Main St. Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-481-3454 Fax: 480-481-3097 Executive Director: Tim Jones The Governor’s Advisory Council on Quality consists of no more than 16 members and a chairperson appointed by the Governor. The members are key executives from both public and private organizations that practice TQM (Total Quality Management). The Council provides leadership in promoting, facilitating, and recognizing the use of TQM principles, processes, and tools in the public and private sectors. The Council advises the Governor on quality-related issues and trends that may be transferable to Arizona State Government; reports annually to the Governor on the activities of the Council; provides guidance and support to Arizona’s quality network through the Arizona Quality Alliance (AQA); creates local, national, and international awareness of Arizona’s quality efforts and accomplishments; encourages TQM education and training; holds an annual Governor’s Conference on Quality; and implements an annual state quality award. The Council may form partnerships with other organizations, especially the AQA and the Arizona Chamber of Commerce to carry out its goals and responsibilities. Executive Order 94-13. Term Expires Burleson, Larry (Motorola) (Hull) At the pleasure Gandy, Janet (State Superintendent for business education) (Hull) At the pleasure Gunn, Thomas (Executive Director, small business association) (Hull) At the pleasure Hibbs, J. Elliot (Director, Department of Administration) (Hull) At the pleasure Jarrell, Chuck (Chairman, AQA Board of Directors) (Hull) At the pleasure Jewett, Pat (Avnet Electronic Marketing Group) (Symington) At the pleasure Lawless, Timothy (Arizona Chamber of Commerce) (Hull) At the pleasure Lockard, Jerry (Raytheon) (Hull) At the pleasure Lockwood, Chris (NAU) (Hull) At the pleasure Lovelace, Jay (Honeywell) (Hull) At the pleasure Norton, Jacqueline (Arizona Department of Commerce, Director) (Hull) At the pleasure Pocock, Fred R. “Dick” (Allied Signal) (Hull) At the pleasure Russell, Nancy (Arizona Association of Industries) (Hull) At the pleasure Smith, Gordon (American Express) (Hull) At the pleasure Walsh, Timothy (Walsh Brothers) (Hull) At the pleasure

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Zurn, Jim (Intel Corporation) (Hull) At the pleasure RACING COMMISSION, ARIZONA 3877 N. 7th St., Ste. 201 Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 277-1704 Fax: (602) 277-1165 Director: Wade Turner The Arizona Racing Commission consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 5- 102. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission issues racing dates, licenses personnel, and regulates and supervises all racing meetings and pari-mutuel wagering at tracks. Term Expires Condon, Walter F. D.V.M. (dog racing) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Ford, Bobby (public) (Hull) January 15, 2006 Kruglick, Burton (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 McDonald, A. Melvin, Jr. (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Tabback, Joseph (horse/harness racing) (Hull) January 17, 2005 RACING, DEPARTMENT OF 3877 N. 7th St., Ste. 201 Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 277-1704 Director: Wade Turner Deputy Director: Rita Fresquez The Director licenses personnel, regulates and supervises all racing meetings held in Arizona, and visits and inspects the various meeting places, on a regular basis. The Director is subject to ongoing supervision by the Racing Commission, and the Commission may approve or reject decisions of the Director in accordance with rules established by the Commission. The Director is appointed by the Governor for a five-year term. A.R.S. § 5-101.01. The Director requires Senate confirmation. The Department of Racing conducts hearings and may employ the services of the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) whose decision becomes that of the Director, unless modified by the Director. The Department investigates permittees or licensees to ascertain compliance with the rules, supervises the pari-mutuel departments of all tracks, and collects fees. RADIATION REGULATORY AGENCY 4814 S. 40th St. Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 255-4845 Director: Aubrey V. Godwin The Radiation Regulatory Agency regulates and promulgates rules on the use, storage, and disposal of radiation materials, assumes responsibility and provides technical assistance to handle nuclear accidents and emergencies, and accepts federal grants and provides public information programs about the control of radiation sources. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 30-652. The Director requires Senate confirmation. (See also MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY BOARD OF EXAMINERS) RADIATION REGULATORY HEARING BOARD 4814 S. 40th St. Phoenix, AZ 85040 (602) 255-4845 Fax: (602) 437-0705 Director: Aubrey Godwin

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The Radiation Regulatory Hearing Board consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 30-653. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board conducts hearings and reviews orders of the Radiation Regulatory Agency and hears public appeals of those adversely affected by actions of the Agency. Term Expires Levy, Jonathan M., M.D. (radiologist) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Levine, James M.(nuclear energy) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Seale, Robert L. (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Woolfenden, James M. (health medicine) (Hull) January 19, 2004 One public member position is vacant. RANGELAND TECHNICAL ADVISORY COUNCIL, GOVERNOR’S 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ. 85007 (602) 542-3629 Director: Joe Lane The Governor’s Rangeland Technical Advisory Council shall be comprised of no less than fourteen members appointed by, and at the pleasure of, the Governor. Four members shall be present or former range scientists for Arizona universities, three shall be United States Forest Service permittees; three shall be representatives of organized sportsmen/women clubs; one shall be a representative of an organization that is concerned with the protection of wildlife habitat; one shall be an expert on wildlife; one shall be a range manager for the Arizona State Land Department; and one shall be the director of the Arizona Department of Agriculture or his designee. The council shall make recommendations to the Governor regarding the validity of current utilized rangeland models and alternative models. Executive Order 99-15. Term Expires Bell, Dan (Hull) At the pleasure Brady, Ward (Hull) At the pleasure Cimellaro, Peter A. (Hull) At the pleasure Dobson, Carey (Hull) At the pleasure Gilstrap, Suzanne (Hull) At the pleasure Krausman, Paul (Hull) At the pleasure Lane, Joe (Hull) At the pleasure Lewis, Nancy (Hull) At the pleasure Ogden, Phil (Hull) At the pleasure Prosser, Bob (Hull) At the pleasure Ruyle, George (Hull) At the pleasure Smith, Lamar (Hull) At the pleasure Wallen, Norm (Hull) At the pleasure Williams, Stephen (Hull) At the pleasure REAL ESTATE ADVISORY BOARD 2910 N. 44th St. # 230 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 468-1414 Fax: (602) 468-0562 Commissioner: Jerry Holt The Real Estate Advisory Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. A.R.S. § 32- 2104. The Board makes recommendations to the Real Estate Commissioner on real estate matters and makes an annual evaluation of the Real Estate Commissioner to the Governor. Term Expires Allen, Richard C. (broker) (Hull) January 31, 2005 Brown, R.L. (public member) (Hull) January 31, 2007 Cox, Eugene E. (subdivider) (Hull) January 31, 2005 Cox-Golder, Vickie (residential realtor) (Hull) January 31, 2007 Flibotte, Robert (residential realtor) (Hull) January 31, 2003

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Lee, Gary Dean (broker) (Hull) January 31, 2005 Lindsey, Paul (subdivider) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pando, Mauro (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pellerito, Vincent A. (public) (Hull) January 31, 2007 REAL ESTATE, DEPARTMENT OF 2910 N. 44th St., Ste. 100 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 468-1414 Fax: (602) 468-0562 Commissioner: Jerry A. Holt Deputy Commissioner: John King The Department of Real Estate administers the state real estate laws. The Commissioner, appointed by the Governor, investigates complaints against those engaged in the real estate business. A.R.S. § 32-2106. Commissioner requires Senate confirmation. REGENTS, ARIZONA BOARD OF 2020 N. Central Ave., Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 229-2500 Fax: (602) 229-2555 Executive Director: Linda Blessing The Arizona Board of Regents consists of 12 members including two ex officio members. The Governor appoints eight members to serve eight-year terms and two student members to serve one-year terms. A.R.S. § 15-1621. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board is the governing body for the state’s universities. Term Expires Amos, George H. III (Symington) January 21, 2002 Gignac, Judith A. “Judy” A. (Symington) January 21, 2002 Herstam, Chris A. (Hull) January 16, 2006 Jewett,JackB.(Hull) January 16, 2006 McKay, Kay J. (Hull) January 19, 2004 Meaker, Matthew (student member, 2-year term) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Palacios, Christina A. (Hull) January 21, 2008 Robinson, Myrina K. (student member, 1 year term) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Stuart, Gary (Hull) January 21, 2008 Ulrich, Donald J. “Don” (Symington) January 19, 2004 Ex officio members: Governor Superintendent of Public Instruction REHABILITATION ADVISORY COUNCIL, STATE Department of Economic Security 1789 W. Jefferson St., # 930A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6291 Fax: (602) 542-6291 Chairman: Patrick Hanley The 1992 amendments to the federal Rehabilitation Act created a State Rehabilitation Advisory Council. The Council members are appointed by the Governor from representatives of organizations that represent a broad range of individuals with disabilities and organizations interested in individuals with disabilities. The designated state agency and the designated state unit seek and seriously consider, on an ongoing basis, advice from the Council regarding the development and implementation of the State Plan and the strategic plan and amendments to the plans, and other policies and procedures of general applicability

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 110 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index pertaining to the provision of vocational rehabilitation services in the state. In addition, the Council advises the designated state agency and the designated state unit and, at the discretion of the designated state agency, assists in the preparation of applications, the state plan, the strategic plan and amendments to the plans, reports, needs assessments, and evaluation required by the Act. Term Expires Cleveland, Ronald (business/industry/labor) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Collins, Sherri (specific disability groups) (Hull) October 1, 2001 DiRienzi, Anthony (disability advocate) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Gross, Renee Tyree (business/industry/labor) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Gutierrez, John (client assistance program) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Hanley, Dennis (business/industry/labor) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Hunter, John (specific disability) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Kent, Rex L. (statewide independent living) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Kumar, KV (disability advocate) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Lane, Robert (business/industry/labor) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Largo, Hoskie Jr. (disability advocate) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Lawder, Suzanne (Workforce Development Policy Council) (Hull) May 1, 2001 Linam, Laura (specific disability group) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Love, Laura (state education/special education) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Machelor, Teresa E. (community rehabilitation program provider) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Millard-Hoie, Joyce (parent training and information center) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Mosser, John C. (specific disability) (Hull) October 1, 2004 Rivera, Dona (disability advocacy group-parent) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Seanez, Paula (vocational rehabilitation) (Hull) October 1, 2001 Smith, David Wayne (specific disability groups) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Szalay, Frank (Hull) October 1, 2002 Thomas, Charlie (specific disability) (Hull) October 1, 2003 Traylor, Jerry (current/former applicants for rehabilitation services) (Hull) October 1, 2002 Weber, Joyce (disability advocate) (Hull) October 1, 2001 RESIDENTIAL UTILITY CONSUMER OFFICE (RUCO) 2828 N. Central, Ste. 1200 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 279-5659 Fax: (602) 285-0350 Executive Director: Lindy P. Funkhouser The Residential Utility Consumer Office consists of a director appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the Governor. The office is established to represent the interests of residential utility consumers in regulatory proceedings involving public service corporations before the corporation commission. The director may: research, study and analyze residential utility consumer interests; prepare and present briefs, arguments, proposed rates or orders and intervene or appear on behalf of residential utility consumers before hearing officers and the corporation commission as a party in interest. A.R.S. § 40-462. RESPIRATORY CARE EXAMINERS, BOARD OF 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 200 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5995 Fax: (602) 542-5900 Executive Director: Mary Hauf Martin The Board of Respiratory Care Examiners consists of seven members appointed by the Governor. Each board member shall be a resident of this state at the time of appointment and the membership shall include three licensed respiratory care practitioners, at least one a technical Director of a respiratory care department or respiratory care corporation or an officer or faculty member of a college, school, or institution engaged in respiratory therapy education and at least one involved in direct patient care; a licensed physician knowledgeable in respiratory care; two public members not engaged, directly or indirectly, in the provision of health care services; and one hospital administrator. The Board enforces and administers the law; adopts rules necessary to administer the law; examines applicants for licensure; investigates each applicant for licensure before a license is issue to determine if the applicant is qualified; keeps a record of all its acts and proceedings including the issuance, refusal, renewal, suspension, or revocation of licenses;

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maintains a register which contains the name, last known place of residence, and the date and number of the license of all persons licensed under the law; compiles once every two years, a list of licensed respiratory care practitioners who are authorized to practice in this state; and establishes minimum annual continuing education requirements for persons licensed under this law. A.R.S. § 32-3502. Term Expires Chahanovich, Jennie (licensed practitioner) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Gibbons, Eric (licensed practitioner) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Leitz, Robert (respiratory practitioner) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Matthews, James (public) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Salit, Meryl (hospital administrator) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Sanderson, David (physician) (Hull) June 30, 2003 RETIREMENT SYSTEM BOARD, STATE P.O. Box 33910 Phoenix, AZ 85067-3910 (602) 240-2031 Director: LeRoy Gilbertson Deputy Director, Chief Operations Officer: Anthony Guarino Deputy Director, External Operations: Richard Stephenson The State Retirement System Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 38-713. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board administers the state employees retirement system. Term Expires Bruner, James D. (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 DuVal, Merlin K. (retiree) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Essigs, Chuck R. (educator) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Gonzales, Bonnie (state employee) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Maguire, Alan (at large) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Miller, Norman L. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Polen, Karl L., Jr. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Rottas, Ray (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Va c a nt January 21, 2002 REVENUE, DEPARTMENT OF 1600 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3572 Director: Mark W. Killian Deputy Director: Cindy Kappler Deputy Director: Jeff Grant The Department of Revenue is responsible for administering and enforcing state laws relating to taxation and revenue. It is organized into eight divisions: Administration, Compliance, Data Management, Information Technology, Property Valuation and Equalization, Taxation, Taxpayer Support, and Transaction Privilege Tax. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 42-102. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Administrative Services Division (602) 542-4643 Assistant Director: Va c a nt Compliance Division (602) 542-5673 Assistant Director: Va c a nt Data Management Division (602) 542-3141 Assistant Director: Karen Mortimer

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Information Technology Division (602) 542-3141 Assistant Director: Sharon T. Wilson Property Tax Division (602) 542-3529 Assistant Director: Steve Partridge Taxation Division (602) 542-4656 Assistant Director: Stephen Shiffrin Taxpayer Support Division (602) 542-2076 Assistant Director: Marquetta White Transaction Privilege and Use Tax Division (602) 542-4656 Assistant Director: Vince Perez Legislative Liaison and Public Information Officer (602) 542-3572 Director’s Executive Officer: Jeffrey J. Kros Department of Revenue - East Valley Office 3191 N. Washington Chandler, AZ 86225 Audit: 480-255-1112 Taxpayer Information and Assistance: (602) 255-1156 Department of Revenue - Tucson Office 520-628-6378 400 W. Congress, South Building Tucson, AZ 85701 Audit: 520-628-6385 (corporate) or 520-628-6400 (individual) Department of Revenue – Northwest Office 2902 W. Agua Fria Freeway Phoenix, AZ 85027 Audit: (602) 337-7500 RURAL BUSINESS INCUBATOR ADVISORY BOARD 3800 N. Central Ave., # 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1486 Director: Joe Dean, Arizona Small Business Advocate The Rural Business Incubator Advisory Board consists of: two members of the House of Representatives representing rural districts appointed by the Speaker of the House, each from a different political party; two members of the Senate representing rural districts appointed by the President of the Senate, each from a different political party; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; the Director of the Department of Commerce or the Director’s designee; and nine members representing the following rural interests, appointed by the Governor: the telecommunications industry; information systems; the retail industry; the transit industry; the business education community; the home-based enterprise and cottage industry; the small manufacturing industry; the Rural Arizona Incubator Association; and the Native American community. A.R.S. § 41-1507. The Board: elects a chairperson and vice-chairperson from among its members; meets as needed at a rural location in this state; provides private sector Board members with an opportunity to discuss rural business objectives and to inform the other members of rural entrepreneurial business development issues with an emphasis on opportunities presented by the North American Free Trade Agreement; discusses the establishment of rural business incubator projects; acts as an

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information clearinghouse for rural business; makes recommendations, through state agency and legislative members, to the Legislature and state agencies to further rural job creation and training; and submits an annual report to the Governor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the President of the Senate on the activities and accomplishments of the Board. Term Expires Brooks, B.J. (transit industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Eittreim, Joel (business education) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Urman, Nils (retail industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Appointments pending. SALARIES FOR ELECTIVE STATE OFFICERS, COMMISSION ON 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0027 Staff: Scott Smith The Commission on Salaries for Elective State Officers consists of five members including two appointed by the Governor and one each appointed by the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House, and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Terms expire after the submission of reports made under A.R.S. §§ 41-1903 and 41-1904, but not longer than to the end of the calendar year in which appointed. A.R.S. §§ 41-1901, 41-1902. Beginning in 2002, the commission shall biennially conduct a review of the rates of pay of elective state officers, of justices and judges of courts of record and of clerks of the superior court. Such review by the commission shall be made for the purpose of determining and providing the pay levels appropriate to the duties and responsibilities of the respective offices and positions subject to such review. The commission may hold public hearings to aid it in its work. The commission shall submit to the governor no later than June 1 a report of the results of each review conducted by the commission of the offices and positions subject to this chapter, together with its recommendations.

Appointments pending statutory requirement. SCHOOL BUS ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Public Safety 2102 W. Encanto Blvd. Phoenix, AZ 85005 (602) 223-2359 Director: Dennis Garrett The School Bus Advisory Council consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year staggered terms as follows: one representing the Department of Public Safety; one representing the State Board of Education; one from a school district with a student count of less than 600; one from a school district with a student count of 600 or more but less than 3,000; one from a school district with a student count of 3,000 or more but less than 10,000; one from a school district with a student count of 10,000 or more; one representing transportation administrators; one who is a certified school bus driver or school bus driver instructor; and one representing a private sector school bus service provider. A.R.S. § 28-3053. The Council advises the Department of Public Safety on school bus standards. Term Expires Beatty, Bowman (school district more than 600, less than 3,000) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hayes, Michael (private school bus service provider) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Johnson, C.R. “Beau” Jr. (Department of Public Safety) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Makres, Nick (school district, 10,000 or more student count) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Miller, Cynthia (driver/instructor) (Hull) January 20, 2002 Novak, Paul (transportation administrator) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Rose, David (school district less than 600) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Additional appointments pending.

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SCHOOL FACILITIES BOARD 1700 W. Washington, Ste. 602 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6501 Fax: (602) 542-6592 Executive Director: Dr. Philip Geiger The School Facilities Board consists of the following members who are appointed by the governor for four year terms: one member who is an elected member of a school district governing board with knowledge and experience in the area of finance; one private citizen who represents an organization of taxpayers; one member with knowledge and experience in school construction; one member who is a registered professional architect and who has current knowledge and experience in school architecture; one member with knowledge and experience in school facilities management in a public school system; one member with knowledge and experience in demographics; one member who is a teacher and who currently provides classroom instruction; one member who is a registered professional engineer and who has current knowledge and experience in school engineering; and one member who is an owner or officer of a private business. The Governor shall also appoint a chairperson from the appointed members and an executive director of the School Facilities Board who serves at the pleasure of the Governor. In addition to the appointed members, the Superintendent of Public Instruction or the superintendent’s designee shall serve as an advisory non-voting member of the School Facilities Board. The duties of the School Facilities Board include the following: making assessments of school facilities and equipment deficiencies and approving the distribution of grants as appropriate; administering the distribution of monies to school districts for building renewal; inspecting school buildings at least once every five years to ensure compliance with the building adequacy standards; reviewing student population projections submitted by school districts to determine to what extent school districts are entitled to monies to construct new facilities; and reviewing requests submitted by school districts. Members require Senate confirmation. A.R.S. 15-2001. Term Expires Conley, Pat (school construction) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Keenan, Brooks (engineer) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Krivel, Richard (business owner) (Hull) January 21, 2002 McGee, Kate (school district governing board) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Rich, Stephen C. (school district governing board) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Van Sittert, Logan (architect) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Vaughan, G. Keith (demographer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Wicks, Michael (school facilities management) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Wright, John (instructor) (Hull) January 19, 2004 SCHOOL SAFETY PROGRAM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE The School Safety Program Oversight Committee consists of two members of the House of Representatives as advisory members, from different political parties, appointed by the Speaker of the House; two members of the Senate as advisory members, from different political parties, appointed by the President of the Senate; one juvenile probation officer, appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; one high school principal, appointed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction; the Governor or the Governor’s designee; the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the Superintendent’s designee; one law enforcement officer, appointed by the Speaker of the House; and one member from the field of law- related education, appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 15-153. The Committee provides a proactive approach to prevent juvenile referrals to the court system of the state and detention in the state Department of Juvenile Corrections, county jails, and the Department of Corrections by reviewing the plans submitted by applicants for participation in the school safety program; selects sites that are eligible to receive funding based on school safety needs; evaluates the program and reports annually to the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Governor, and the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. Term Expires Gutier, Alberto (Governor’s designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Udall, William (law-related education) (Hull) At the pleasure SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL, GOVERNOR’S 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Director: William Tompkins, Ph.D.

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The Governor’s Science and Technology Council consists of 23 members appointed by the Governor, including the Director of the Department of Commerce who serves as chairperson, the deans of the Departments of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the three state universities, policy-level executives of eight corporations (four small/medium, four large) two local seed/venture capital executives who are active in funding Arizona companies, a member of the Governor’s staff, a member of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, a member of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and eight members-at-large. The Council develops and oversees policies and programs to enhance and encourage science and technology for Arizona; monitors changes in national and international economic conditions which might justify a reorientation of the state’s technology programs; identifies future fields of science and technology that offer potential for application in Arizona and helps to find funding sources; appoints Committees drawn from the academic, scientific and industrial communities and makes recommendations, where warranted, for each of the fields of technologies pertaining to applications for agency support or other complex scientific or technological matters; stimulates technology transfer between higher education institutions and industry including transfers of information available from various federal agencies; conducts meetings and public hearings in connection with the purposes of the Council; and reports quarterly on an informal basis and submitting annually a formal report to the Governor. Executive Order 90-1; superseded by Executive Order 92-3. Term Expires Backus, Dr. Charles E. (Symington) At the pleasure Crouch, Dean Peter E. (Symington) At the pleasure Desjardins, Stanley P. (Simula) (Symington) At the pleasure Dixon, Mark (Catalysys) (Symington) At the pleasure Eldon, Charles A. (Symington) At the pleasure Filbey, Robert C (Symington) At the pleasure Gibson, Rose (Symington) At the pleasure Haenichen, Jack (Chairman, Office/Department of Commerce) (Symington) At the pleasure Hald, Alan (MicroAge) (Symington) At the pleasure Hickman, Stephen E. (Pillar Financial) (Mofford) At the pleasure Levy, Dean Eugene H. (University of Arizona) (Symington) At the pleasure Montanez, Gilbert (Goldtech) (Mofford) At the pleasure Myers, Theodore R. (Hybird Micro Tech) (Symington) At the pleasure Rauschelbach, Paul (Honeywell) (Symington) At the pleasure Shelton, Greg (Missile Systems Group-Hughes Aircraft Company) (Symington) At the pleasure Smerdon, Ernest (University of Arizona) (Mofford) At the pleasure Somerville, Dean Mason H. (Northern Arizona University) (Symington) At the pleasure Spencer, Toonie (INTEL) (Symington) At the pleasure Zylstra, Steven Glenn (General Pneumatics) (Mofford) At the pleasure Four positions are vacant. SMALL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1486 Director: Joe Dean, AZ Small Business Advocate The Small Business Executive Council consists of not more than 25 members appointed by the Governor from the small business community including the chairperson. The Council serves staggered three-year terms. Each May, the Governor designates from among the membership a chairperson who serves for one year. The Council will submit a report of its activities to the Governor no later than December 31 of each year. The Council works with the Arizona Small Business Advocate to help facilitate changes within the state of Arizona, provide assistance and recognition for small businesses, identify issues related to small businesses, and develop strategies to promote increased opportunities for small businesses. Executive Order 94-6. Term Expires Coles, Michael (Hull) May 4, 2003 Dahl, Richard V. (Hull) May 4, 2004 de Jesus, Nelson H.(Hull) May 4, 2002 Duncan, Dana (Hull) May 4, 2003 Dunton, Roy (Hull) May 4, 2003 Earle, Sherry (Hull) May 4, 2004 Geshwind, Diane (Hull) May 4, 2004 Johnson, Tom (Hull) May 4, 2003 Lay, Barry (Hull) May 4, 2003 McCoy, L. Lavelle (Chairman) (Hull) May 4, 2002

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Mike, Richard P. (Hull) May 4, 2002 Nielsen, Roxane (Hull) May 4, 2002 Pina, Rene A.G. (Hull) May 4, 2004 Sasiadek, Roy (Hull) May 4, 2002 Saunders, Aaron (Hull) May 4, 2003 Scott, Shirley (Hull) May 4, 2003 Stash, Robert (Hull) May 4, 2003 Stowe, Jim (Hull) May 4, 2001 Williams, Quinn (Hull) May 4, 2003 Ye e, Al (Hull) May 4, 2004 Yee, Richard (Hull) May 4, 2001 SOLAR ENERGY ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Commerce 3800 N. Central Ave., Ste. 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Director: Margie Emmermann Chairman: Dan Aiello The Solar Energy Advisory Council consists of the following members: the chairperson of the Arizona Power Authority, and the following members appointed by the Governor: a faculty member at Arizona State University; a faculty member at the University of Arizona; a faculty member at Northern Arizona University; and 11 additional persons either knowledgeable about specific solar energy technologies or representatives of private industry involved in the application of solar energy to commercial, industrial, or residential use. The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives or their representatives shall be advisory members. Terms are three years. The chairperson of the Council shall be selected by the Governor from among the members. A.R.S. § 41-1510. The Council assists and advises the Director of the Department of Commerce on matters relating to the development and use of solar energy and other renewable energy resources including recommendations for the utilization or disbursements of federal and state funds for solar purposes; encourages efforts by research institutions, local government institutions, and home builders in obtaining technical and financial support from the Federal Government for their activities in solar and advanced alternate energy systems; identifies and describes the solar energy technologies that are feasible and practical in terms of short-term application of retrofit, new construction, and conservation projects within five years; identifies and describes long-range programs that are feasible and require significant technological development, with programs having similar technological gradients formulated to encompass the period of time from the present through the year 2020; encourages the cooperation and direct involvement of academic, business, professional, and industrial sectors that are determined to have special expertise or knowledge of solar energy technology; and makes recommendations to the Director on standards, codes, certifications, and other programs necessary for the orderly and rapid commercialization and growth of solar energy use in this state for consideration by the appropriate jurisdictional bodies. Term Expires Acker, Thomas (NAU) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Aiello, Daniel P. (private industry) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Annan, Robert (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Chalmers, Stephen M. (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Floyd, Anthony (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Frank, Helmut J. (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Johnston, Peter (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Minkler, Lyle F. (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Neary, Michael (private industry) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Pasqualetti, Martin (ASU) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Radoccia, Reynold (private industry) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Tanner, Lee (private industry) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Tewa, Deborah (solar technology) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Additional appointment pending. SOUTHWESTERN LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE COMMISSION Radiation Regulatory Agency 4814 S. 40th St. Phoenix, AZ 85040

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(602) 255-4845 Executive Director: Aubrey V. Godwin The Southwestern Low-level Radioactive Waste Commission consists of one voting member from each party state and one voting member from the host county, appointed by the Governor, to serve at the pleasure of the Governor, and confirmed by the Senate. A.R.S. § 30-721. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission ensures that low-level radioactive wastes are safely disposed of and managed within the region. Term Expires Godwin, Aubrey V. (voting member) (Symington) At the pleasure (See also RADIATION REGULATORY AGENCY) SPACE COMMISSION, ARIZONA Department of Commerce 3800 N. Central Ave., # 1500 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-1306 Fax: (602) 280-1338 Executive Director: Margie Emmermann The Arizona Space Commission consists of two ex officio members: one member of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate and one member of the House of Representatives and who is appointed by the Speaker of the House; the Director of the Department of Commerce; the director of a privately funded statewide organization for economic development; and nine private sector members appointed by the Governor who are residents of the state and who have knowledge of or expertise in the following areas: the commercial aerospace industry, scientific initiatives concerning space resource characterization and utilization, community coalition building or tourism facility development, space-related research and development, existing resources that may support the evolution of space-related industry in this state, space-related business ventures in this state, mechanisms for infrastructure improvement, educational systems that support the commercial aerospace industry, and integrative and regulatory mechanisms governing national and regional space ventures. The Commission is designated as this state’s sole coordinator of all space-related commercial, and high technological partnerships. The Commission provides technical support to the Department of Commerce, local and regional industrial development organizations, local agencies, and other groups concerning infrastructure improvements and any other projects designated by the Governor; provides expertise and advice to this state regarding all space-related and high technological business matters; prepares a plan that addresses the development of space-related industry in this state for presentation to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives; develops goals and objectives; establishes guidelines; recommends legislation; and provides general direction regarding this state’s interests in space-related commerce. A.R.S. § 41-1562. Members require Senate confirmation. Term Expires Compton, James (commercial aerospace industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Cross, Selwin Jay (commercial aerospace industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lovelace, Wallace Jay (commercial aerospace industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 McCall, Robert (interagency regulatory mechanisms) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Millis, Robert (educational systems) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Reed, Helen L. (educational systems) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Thomas, John Daniel (community coalition building) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Weidman, John Harold (commercial aerospace industry) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Va c a nt (Hull) January 20, 2003 SPINAL AND HEAD INJURIES, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON 10640 N. 28th Drive, Ste. B102 Phoenix, AZ 85029 (602) 863-0484 Fax: (602) 863-0521 Director: Chrystal Snyder The Advisory Council on Spinal and Head Injuries consists of 18 members, 16 appointed by the Governor as follows: five members who are the parent, spouse, or guardian of a person afflicted with spinal or head injuries; four physicians who represent the professional community of spinal or head injury and spinal or head injury rehabilitation programs; four

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allied health professionals or administrators of spinal or head injury programs; three from the general public; plus the Directors of the Departments of Economic Security and Health Services or their designees. The Council advises appropriate state agencies, the Governor, and the Legislature on matters and issues relating to spinal and head injuries and rehabilitation; reviews and makes recommendations, plans, and strategies for meeting the needs of persons with spinal or head injuries on a statewide basis; conducts a comprehensive program of professional and public education to heighten awareness of the capabilities, potential, and needs of persons with spinal or head injuries; serves as a repository of information on spinal and head injuries, referral procedures, and demographics of the injury; monitors programs and services for persons with spinal or head injuries to encourage efficient and coordinated use of resources in providing services; and develops plans for the expenditure of the spinal and head injuries trust fund. A.R.S. § 41-3201. Term Expires Barry, Philip (allied health professional) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Corrigan, Joseph (family) (Hull) January 20, 2003 deVeer Buehrer, Jane (physician) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Kumar, KV (family) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Norris, Raymond (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Overton, Daniele (allied health professional) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Cutter, Nancy (physician) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Priestly, Maureen (allied health professional) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Fiedler, Fredrick A. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Schuler, Roger (allied health professional) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Scott, Bill (family) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Singh, Raj M (neurologist) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Sturgis, Donna (family) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Theodorou, Andreas (physician) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Venjohn, Gary W. (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Zaccari, Annette M. (family) (Hull) January 21, 2002 STATE-COUNTY FISCAL COMMITTEE House Wing, 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 Director: Honorable “Jake” Flake The State-County Fiscal Committee consists of 11 members as follows: The Governor or the Governor’s designee; three representatives of counties, one from a county with a population of less than 100,000, one from a county with a population between 100,000 and 500,000, and one from a county of more than 500,000 population; one representative of the judiciary appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; the Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee; two members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House, one from each party; the Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee; and two members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, one from each party. A.R.S. § 41-3761; Laws 2000, Ch. 241, HB 2487. The Committee shall review county funding mechanisms; explore the need to establish a new dedicated revenue system for counties; explore the impact of state tax reductions on county budgets; review new rules adopted by state agencies and their budget impact to counties; review federal policies and their budget impact to counties; make recommendations to counties and the legislature; and review legislative unfunded mandates placed on counties. Term Expires Attaway, Jacque (county with population less than 100,000 - Graham) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Flake, Jake (Governor’s Designee) (Hull) At the pleasure Prochaska, Casey (county with population between 100,000 and 500,000 persons – Yuma) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Stapley, Don (county with population of 500, 000 persons or more - Maricopa) (Hull) January 1, 2004 STATE EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION, JOINT LEGISLATIVE STUDY COMMITTEE ON 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 Co-Chair Directors: Honorable Ed Cirrillo, and Representative Kyle The Joint Legislative Study Committee on State Employee Compensation consists of 18 members: three members of the House of Representatives, appointed by the Speaker of the House, no more than two of whom shall be from the same political party; three members of the Senate, appointed by the President of the Senate, no more than two of whom shall be from the same political party; three experts on employee compensation, of whom two shall be appointed by the Governor

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and one by the Speaker of the House; four employees of the state who have at least 10 years of state service, of whom two shall be appointed by the Governor, one by the President of the Senate and one by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; one member from the university personnel system appointed by the Executive Director of the Board of Regents; three state agency directors, deputy directors, or assistant directors appointed by the Governor; and one, appointed by the Governor, who is a state employee and a member of an employee association. Laws 1997, Ch. 3, 1st Special Session, § 10; Laws 1998, Ch. 292; Laws 1999, Ch. 139; Laws 1999, Ch. 262. The Committee studies state employee compensation and related issues (salary, benefits, employee turnover) along with various state personnel systems and comparisons to other comparable public and private employers. Term Expires Adams, William J. Jr. (employee association) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Bell, Bill (Department of Administration Deputy Director) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Bayless, Betsey (compensation expert) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Cheatham, Leigh A. (Department of Revenue Deputy Director) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Maguire, Alan (compensation expert) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Strock, Linda (10-year state employee) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Tenney, Pamela S. (10-year state employee) (Hull) January 1, 2004 Williams, Sandy (Department of Weights and Measures Deputy Director) (Hull) January 1, 2004 STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL COMMISSION 9545 E. Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsdale, AZ 85258-5514 480-255-3664 Fax: 480-255-1281 Executive Director: Jerome Davis Deputy Director: Barry Levitch The Structural Pest Control Commission consists of seven members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2302. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission adopts rules governing the use, storage, and application of pesticides and devices used in structural pest control and administers and enforces statutes and rules as required. Term Expires Burrows, Phillip W. (Chairman/public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hale, Richard N. (degree in entomology and botany) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Hartley, Robert W. (industry/large urban) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Micuda, Kip M. (public) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Robinson, Virgil (industry/rural) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Silva, Frank (public) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Tennenbaum, Bruce (industry/medium/urban) (Hull) January 21, 2002 TAX APPEALS, STATE BOARD OF Bank of America Tower 101 N. 1st Ave., Ste. 2340 Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 528-3966 Fax: (602) 528-3956 Executive Director: Ruben Medina The State Board of Tax Appeals consists of three members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. A.R.S. § 42- 1252. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board has the full power to hear and decide all appeals from Department of Revenue decisions. Term Expires Linzer, Stephen (Symington) January 15, 2001 Raby, William (Hull) January 17, 2005 Washington, Janice C. (Hull) January 20, 2003

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TAX DEFERRED ANNUITY AND DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLANS, GOVERNING COMMITTEE FOR 2910 N.44th St., Ste. 310 Phoenix, AZ 85018 (602) 255-4421 Fax: (602) 381-1225 Director: Richard C. Houseworth The Governing Committee for Tax Deferred Annuity and Deferred Compensation Plans consists of seven members, including three employees of the state appointed by the Governor, and the Assistant Director for Personnel Administration, the Superintendent of the State Banking Department, the Assistant Director for finance, and the Attorney General. A.R.S. § 38-871. The Committee investigates and approves tax deferred compensation and annuity programs which give employees of the state income tax benefits. Term Expires Goodluck, Charlotte Tsoi (Symington) At the pleasure Griffeth, Rick (Chairman) (Symington) At the pleasure Williams, Sandy (Hull) At the pleasure TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Department of Education 1535 W. Jefferson St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-6417 Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jamie Molera The Technical Advisory Committee within the Department of Education consists of 10 members appointed by the Governor. Each member shall have technical expertise in pupil testing, statistics, or school finance. Members serve at the pleasure of the Governor. A.R.S. § 15-748. The Committee establishes methodology and testing procedures, including the selection of dates for test administration in accordance with A.R.S. § 15-747. Term Expires Baca, Martha (Hull) At the pleasure Beyda, Mark K. (Hull) At the pleasure Brock, Mary L. (Hull) At the pleasure Coates, Fred J. (Hull) At the pleasure Dallabetta, Patrick D. (Hull) At the pleasure DeGracie, James D. (Hull) At the pleasure Despain, Dale (Hull) At the pleasure Krueger, David W. (Hull) At the pleasure Loughrin, Patricia L. (Hull) At the pleasure Marsh, Myron G. (Hull) At the pleasure TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR SMALL BUSINESS, COMPLIANCE ADVISORY PANEL FOR Department of Environmental Quality 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 257-6917 Director: Jacqueline Schafer The Compliance Advisory Panel for Technical Assistance for Small Business consists of seven members, with staggered five-year terms, two appointed by the Governor from the general public who are not owners or representatives of owners of small business stationary sources; two members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives who are owners or who represent owners of small business stationary services; two members appointed by the President of the Senate who are owners or who represent owners of small business stationary sources; and one member appointed by the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality to represent the Department. December 31, 2001 Page 121 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

The Panel advises the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality on the effectiveness of the small business stationary source technical and environmental compliance assistance program and any such program operated by a county, including the identification of difficulties encountered and the degree and severity of enforcement. A.R.S. § 49- 456. Appointments to this advisory panel are pending. TECHNICAL REGISTRATION, STATE BOARD OF 1990 W. Camelback Road, Ste. 406 Phoenix, AZ 85015 (602) 255-4053 Fax: (602) 255-4051 Executive Director: Ron Dalrymple The State Board of Technical Registration consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-102. The Board examines, registers, and issues certificates to architects, assayers, engineers, geologists, landscape architects, and surveyors. Term Expires Baker, Claude (structural engineer) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Dinsmore, Phillip (architect) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Goldman, Fred (civil engineer) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Greenslade, William (geologist) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Lyndes, Joy (landscape architect) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Roos, Robert F. (public) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Schneider, Herb (architect) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Starling, Ronald A. (structural engineer) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Tuttle, Greg (land surveyor) (Hull) June 30, 2003 TOBACCO PREVENTION AND CESSATION, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON Department of Health Services 1740 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1025 Director: Dr. Catherine Eden The Advisory Council on Tobacco Prevention and Cessation advises the Department of Health Services on operating effective programs to reduce the use of tobacco products among Arizonans. Executive Order 2000-2. The Council is comprised of 18 members, 12 of whom are appointed by the Governor as follows: one public health official who resides in a county with a population of 500,000 or less; one public health official who resides in a county with a population of more than 500,000; one person who has expertise in addiction cessation and treatment; one person who represents a nonprofit volunteer-based organization committed to the reduction of tobacco use; one person who has expertise in evaluating program outcomes; one person who has expertise in planning or implementing community-based health or social services programs; one person who has expertise in marketing, public relations, or public advocacy; one person who represents a health care system provider; one person who represents a large employer or a health insurer; and two members of the general public. The following are nonvoting members and are not counted to determine a quorum: two members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate from different political parties; two members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House from different political parties; an employee of the Governor’s Community Policy Office appointed by the Governor; an employee of the Department of Education appointed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and the Director of the Department of Health Services. Term Expires Eckrem, Marty (public health official, less than 500,000 population) (Hull) March 24, 2004 Henderson, Brenda (Governor’s Community Policy Office) (Hull) March 24, 2005 Tang, Elizabeth (marketing) (Hull) March 24, 2006 Peterson, Leland (large employer/health insurer) (Hull) March 24, 2003 Pfeifer, Bill (non-profit organization) (Hull) March 24, 2006 Rodriguez, Domingo (community-based health or social services) (Hull) March 24, 2004 Schwartberg, Gerald (addiction cessation and treatment expert) (Hull) March 24, 2004 Nielsen, David (health care system provider) (Hull) March 24, 2005 Smith, Eleanor (public) (Hull) March 24, 2002 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 122 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Weisbuch, Johnathon (public health official, more than 500,000 population) (Hull) March 24, 2006 Va c a nt March 24, 2003 Va c a nt March 24, 2005 TOURISM ADVISORY COUNCIL 2702 N. 3rd St., Ste. 4015 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 248-1490 Fax: 260-255-4600 Director: Mark McDermott The Tourism Advisory Council consists of 15 members appointed by, and serving at the pleasure of, the Governor. A.R.S. § 41-2304. The Council assists and advises the Director in preparation of the budget and in establishment of policies and programs which promote and develop tourism in this state. Term Expires Abrams, Judith (Area 2) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Barsness, Bonnie L. (Area 4) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Beadle, Roger (Area 4) (Hull)` June 30, 2004 Charles, Ronald S. (Hull) June 30, 2002 Cole, Ron (Area 1) (Symington) June 30, 2006 Daggett, J. Kay (Area 6) (Symington) June 30, 2006 Enfield, Raymond (Area 3) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Lozier-Gonzales, Sabrina (Area 1) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Miller, Frank R. (Area 4) (Symington) June 30, 2006 Radcliffe, David S. (Area 1) (Symington) June 30, 2002 Ratner, Michael (Area 1) (Symington) June 30, 2002 Shelton, Lloyd (Area 3) (Hull) June 30, 2005 Silverman, Tom (Area 1) (Symington) June 30, 2002 Walker, Johnathan (Area 2) (Hull) June 30, 2004 Wallace, Hope (Area 5) (Hull) June 30, 2003 TOURISM AND SPORTS AUTHORITY 14500 N. Northsight Blvd., Ste. 312 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 480-603-1060 Fax: 480-505-0534 Director: Ted Ferris The Tourism and Sports Authority Board of Directors consists of the following members who must reside in the county in which the Authority is established: five members, no more than three of whom are from the same political party, appointed by the Governor, one from the tourism industry and one from the hotel and motel industry located in the Authority; two members appointed by the President of the Senate from different political parties; two members appointed by the Speaker of the House from different political parties. No member of the Board may simultaneously hold any state or local elective public office. Laws 2000, Ch. 372, § 1. A.R.S. § 5-803. The Board of Directors, on behalf of the Authority, may: enter into contracts, including intergovernmental agreements as necessary to carry out the purposes and requirements of this chapter; enter into an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Exposition and State Fair Board for the joint use of properties and facilities, sharing administration, personnel, and resources, and other matters that are beneficial to the purposes of the multipurpose facility and the state fair; adopt administrative rules as necessary to administer and operate the Authority and any property under its jurisdiction; acquire by any lawful means and operate, maintain, encumber, and dispose of real and personal property and interests in property; and retain legal counsel and other consultants as necessary to carry out the purposes of the Authority. Term Expires Grogan, James (independent) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Howlett, C.A. (tourism industry) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Miceli, Valarie (hotel/ motel industry) (Hull) January 21, 2003 Peltier, Bill (Hull) January 17, 2005 Va c a nt January 19, 2004

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TOURISM, OFFICE OF 2702 N. 3rd St., Ste. 4015 Phoenix, AZ 85004-4608 (602) 230-7733 Fax numbers: Travel Industry Marketing: (602) 240-5432 Communications: (602) 255-4601 Administrative, Business Affairs: (602) 255-4600 General Information, Travel: (602) 240-5475 Director: Mark McDermott Assistant Director: Gary Vrabel The Office of Tourism formulates policies, plans, and programs designed to promote tourism throughout Arizona; executes a campaign of information, advertising, promotion, and publicity relating to tourism; disseminates tourism information using all means of communications; and conducts tourism research. The Director and Assistant Director are appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of, the Governor. A.R.S. § 41-2302. The Director requires Senate confirmation. TRAFFIC SAFETY ADVISORY COUNCIL 3030 N. Central Avenue, Suite 1550 Phoenix, AZ. 85012 (602) 255-3216 Director: Alberto Gutier The Governor’s Traffic Safety Advisory Council consists of the following members appointed by, and serving at the pleasure of, the Governor: the directors of the Department of Transportation (ADOT), the Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS), who shall serve as co-chairs. The Advisory Council will also include the Governor’s Executive Assistants for Criminal Justice and Transportation, the Chairs of the Transportation Committees of the Arizona State House of Representatives and the Arizona State Senate, representatives from the Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and one representative from each of the following organizations or governmental entities: AAA of Arizona, Arizona Driver & Safety Education Association, Arizona County Sheriffs Association, Arizona Police Chiefs Association, Arizona Safe Kids Coalition, Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD), Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), Red Means Stop Coalition, National Safety Council, Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona, An urban regional planning agency, and an urban street transportation department. The directors may establish committees to deal with specific traffic safety issues and they may designate staff within their respective agencies to assist with or serve on the committees. The duties of the advisory council include the following: developing strategies for improving traffic safety on our federal, state, county and local roads; identifying “best practices” for improving traffic safety; recommending specific traffic safety legislation for the following regular session of the Arizona Legislature; reviewing and recommending specific educational materials that could be incorporated into driver training and high school driver education courses; recommending any changes that would enhance the effectiveness of current state and federal laws and programs governing motor carrier safety, and establishing a matrix of indicators that objectively measure or report our state’s progress in reducing serious injuries and fatalities due to vehicular crashes on state and local roads. Executive Order 2001-13. Term Expires Aguirre, Linda (Legislator) (Hull) At the pleasure Blackburn, John (Sheriff’s Association) (Hull) At the pleasure Bourey, James (Urban Regional Planning Agency) (Hull) At the pleasure Callow, Tom (Urban St. Transportation Agency) (Hull) At the pleasure Carlson, John (Governor’s Executive Assistant) (Hull) At the pleasure Cooley, Dean (Legislator) (Hull) At the pleasure Crimaldi, Lisa (Arizona Safe Kids Coalition) (Hull) At the pleasure Edwards, Eric (Arizona Police Chief’s Association) (Hull) At the pleasure Garrett, Dennis (DPS Director) (Hull) At the pleasure Gutier, Alberto (GOHS Director) (Hull) At the pleasure Hinds, Frank (Red Means Stop Coalition) (Hull) At the pleasure Hollis, Bob (Federal Highway Admin. Ex-officio) (Hull) At the pleasure Ice, Eric (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Admin.) (Hull) At the pleasure Keeler, John (National Safety Council) (Hull) At the pleasure Markley, Tom (Arizona Driver and Safety Ed. Association) (Hull) At the pleasure Mendez, Victor (ADOT Director) (Hull) At the pleasure Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 124 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index

Rightenburg, Laura (AAA of Arizona) (Hull) At the pleasure Smith, Jessica (SADD) (Hull) At the pleasure Weisz, George (Governor’s Executive Assistant) (Hull) At the pleasure Whitaker, Bill (Firefighters Association of Arizona) (Hull) At the pleasure TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN SONORA MEXICO AND ARIZONA, JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ON The Committee coordinates efforts of the Committee as reasonably practicable with a like committee established by Sonora, Mexico. Study issues and problems concerning transportation between Sonora, Mexico and this state, including the following: The need to modify and improve border crossing procedures and facilities. The advantages and disadvantages of issuing temporary travel permits to Mexican commercial vehicles entering this state. The commercial impact of a deep sea port in Guaymas, Mexico. The potential impact of transporting hazardous materials between Sonora, Mexico and this state. The current and any anticipated changes in the type and volume of traffic on highways that carry commercial vehicles to the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state. Environmental and safety problems caused by the type and volume of traffic on highways that carry commercial vehicles to the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state. Potential financing of any highway construction or planning, or both, that may be recommended by the Committee. The impact of foreign commercial vehicles on the transportation infrastructure of this state. The balance between revenues collected at ports of entry on the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state and the costs associated with maintaining the transportation infrastructure within twenty-five miles of the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state. Annually make recommendations to the legislature regarding appropriations made under section 28-6547. Make recommendations to the legislature that will help alleviate the current environmental, transportation infrastructure and safety problems caused by the type and volume of traffic on highways that carry commercial vehicles to the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state and transportation problems experienced by businesses located on both sides of the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state, that will improve road, air and rail transportation between Sonora, Mexico and this state and regarding highway construction and planning of highways that carry commercial vehicles to the border between Sonora, Mexico and this state. The Committee consists of two members of the senate who are appointed by the president of the Senate, one from each political party; two members of the house of representatives who are appointed by the speaker of the House of Representatives, one from each political party; the chairperson of the Committee in the house of representatives that considers transportation issues who serves as cochairperson; the chairperson of the Committee in the senate that considers transportation issues who serves as cochairperson; the director of the department of commerce or the director’s designee; the director of the department of public safety or the director’s designee; one member who represents the department of transportation, who has expertise in transportation and who is appointed by the director of the department of transportation; one member who represents the motor vehicle division of the department of transportation, who has expertise in transportation and who is appointed by the assistant director of the motor vehicle division of the department of transportation; three members of the public, one of whom has expertise in transportation, who are appointed by the governor, one member who represents a federally recognized Arizona Indian tribe with a reservation located within or adjacent to the canamex high priority corridor as defined in section 332 of the national highway system designation act of 1995 (P.L. 104-59; 109 Stat. 596-597), who has expertise in transportation and who is appointed by the governor. A.R.S. § 41-1292.03. Term Expires Antone, Cecil F. (Hull) August 9, 2002 Colombo, Carol A. (Hull) August 9, 2002 Jones, Russell L. (Hull) August 9, 2002 Hathaway, Robert R. (Hull) August 9, 2002 TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF 206 S. 17th Ave., Room 135, Mail Drop 101A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7011 Director: Victor Mendez The Department provides for an integrated and balanced state transportation system. It consists of five divisions: motor vehicle, transportation planning, highway, aeronautics and administration. The Director is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of, the Governor. A.R.S. § 28-103. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Aeronautics Division 255 E. Osborn Road, Ste. 101 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 294-9144 Director: Gary Adams

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Arizona Highways Magazine 2039 W. Lewis, Mail Drop 044R Phoenix, AZ 85009 (602) 712-2200 Publisher: Win Holden Community Relations 206 S. 17th Ave., Room 101 Mail Drop 118A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-8152 Director: Doug Nintzel Intermodal Transportation Division 206 S. 17th Ave., Room 137 Mail Drop102A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7391 State Engineer: Dick Wright Motor Vehicle Division 1801 W. Jefferson St., Room 401 Mail Drop 500M Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-8152 Acting Director: Stacey Stanton Transportation Services Group 206 S. 17th Ave., Room 137 Mail Drop 100A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7228 Chief of Staff: John Bogert TRANSPORTATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, CITIZENS 206 S. 17th Ave., Room 135, Room 100A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7227 Director: Victor Mendez The Citizens Transportation Oversight Committee consists of the following members who serve three year terms: one member who serves as chairperson of the committee and who is appointed by the Governor; one member who represents each supervisorial district in the county and who is appointed by the Board of Supervisors; one member who resides in the county and who is appointed by the Governor. The Citizens Transportation Oversight Committee is established in counties with a population of one million two hundred thousand or more persons and that have levied a transportation excise tax. The citizens transportation oversight committee shall: review and advise the board, the governor, the director and the governing body of the regional planning agency on matters relating to the regional freeway system; review and make recommendations regarding any proposed major revision of the regional transportation plan by the governing body of the regional planning agency; hold public hearings and issue public reports as it deems appropriate; annually contract with an independent auditor who is a certified public accountant to conduct a financial compliance audit of all expenditures for the regional freeway system and receive the auditor’s report. Members require Senate confirmation. A.R.S. § 28-6356. Term Expires Beyer, William (Chairman) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Campbell, Brian (Hull) January 21, 2002

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TRANSPORTATION BOARD 206 S. 17th Ave., # 100A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7227 Director: Victor Mendez The Transportation Board consists of one member from each transportation district with a population of less than 2,200,000 and two members from each transportation district with a population of 2,200,000 or more, appointed by the Governor for six-year terms. A.R.S. § 28-302. Members require Senate confirmation. With respect to highways, the Board shall establish a complete system of state highway routes; determine which state highway routes or portions of the routes are accepted into the state highway system and which state highway routes to improve; establish, open, relocate or alter a portion of a state route or state highway; vacate or abandon a portion of a state route or state highway as prescribed in A.R.S. § 28-7209; and sell board funding obligations to the state treasurer as provided in A.R.S. § 28-7678. In addition, the Board shall establish policies and the relative weights given to criteria to guide the development or modification of the five year transportation facilities construction program, award all construction contracts for transportation facilities and monitor the status of these construction projects. Also, consistent with the board’s responsibilities, the board shall approve, disapprove or modify the Citizens Transportation Oversight Committee’s recommendations on the five-year construction program and the life cycle management program for the regional freeway system as defined in A.R.S. § 28-6351; and respond to any complaint and approve, disapprove or modify recommendations regarding a complaint forwarded to it by the citizens transportation oversight Committee within ninety days after the Citizens Transportation Oversight Committee forwards a complaint to the Board. Other duties include: determining priority program planning with respect to transportation facilities; with respect to transportation facilities other than highways, establishing, opening, relocating, altering, vacating, or abandoning all or portions of the facilities; and, with respect to aeronautics, performing the functions prescribed in A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 25. The Board shall not spend any monies, adopt any rules, or implement any policies or programs to convert signs to the metric system or to require the use of the metric system with respect to designing or preparing plans, specifications, estimates or other documents for any highway project before the conversion or use is required by federal law, except that the board may: spend monies and require the use of the metric system with respect to designing or preparing plans, specifications, estimates or other documents for a highway project that is awarded before October 1, 1997 and that is exclusively metric from its inception; and prepare for conversion to and use of the metric system not more than six months before the conversion or use is required by federal law. District I - Maricopa County Term Expires Arnett, F. Rockne “Roc” (Symington) January 21, 2002 Gant, Dallas (Hull) January 16, 2006 District II - Pima County Dusenberry, Kathryn (Symington) January 20, 2003 District III - Cochise, Greenlee, and Santa Cruz Counties Martin, James W. (Hull) January 15, 2007 District IV - Gila, Graham, and Pinal Counties Radicke, Ingo (Hull) January 19, 2004 District V - Apache, Coconino, and Navajo Counties Jeffers, William (Hull) January 17, 2005 District VI - Yavapai, Yuma, Mohave, and La Paz Counties Hileman, Richard L. (Hull) January 16, 2006 TRANSPORTATION VENTURE TEAM, DEPARTMENT OF 206 South 17th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 712-7227 Director: Mary E. Peters, Board Coordinator The Department of Transportation Venture Team consists of at least 10 members, at least five of whom have private sector experience in executive positions and at least five of whom presently serve as managers within the Department. The Governor appoints the five private sector members for staggered three-year terms.

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The Venture Team periodically submits reports of its findings and recommendations to the Director, and the Venture Team and Director submit Venture Team annual reports to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. A.R.S. § 28-335. Term Expires Boatwright, Doyle (Hull) March 1, 2003 Funkhouser, Lindy (Hull) March 1, 2002 Jewett, Patrick (Hull) March 1, 2001 Johnson, Leslie (Hull) March 1, 2002 Ruch, William (Hull) March 1, 2003 Sowards, Dennis (Hull) March 1, 2003 TRIAL COURT APPOINTMENTS, COMMISSION ON 1501 W. Washington, Ste. 427 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4531 Director: Honorable Thomas Zlaket, Chief Justice The Commission on Trial Court Appointments consists of nine members including the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who serves as chairperson, and the following members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms: five attorneys, nominated by the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Arizona, and 10 nonattorneys. Ariz. Const. Art. VI, Sec. 41. Members require Senate confirmation. The Commission makes recommendations to the Governor for appointment to the Superior Court when a vacancy occurs. There is a Commission for each county with a population of 150,000 people or more. Maricopa County Commission Chairperson: Supreme Court, Chief Justice Term Expires Attorney members: Elm, Donna (District III, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Fenlon, Helene S. (District II, Republican) (Hull) January 17, 2005 McGroder III, Patrick (District IV, Republican) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Salaiz, Urcinio C. (District V, Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Tuchi, John (District I, Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Nonattorney members: Cole, Douglas C. (District I, Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Cox, Ronnie (District IV, Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Davis, W. Morgan (District II, Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Farnsworth, Wilford M. (District II, Democrat) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Freireich, Ursula (District IV, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gandarilla, Armando (District V, Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Lujan, Claudia (District V, Independent) (Hull) January 17, 2000 Miller, Dean S. (District III, Republican) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Stark, Debra (District III, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Pima County Commission Chairperson: Supreme Court, Chief Justice Term Expires Attorney members: Abruzzo, Anthony (District III, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Bloom, Stanton (District V, Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Bushell, Elizabeth D. (District IV, Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Kerns, Dianne C. (District I, Republican) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Wezelman, Janice A. (District II, Democrat) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Nonattorney members: Leavitt, John A. (District V, Democrat) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Rayfield, Lyle (District III, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Russell, Matthew W. (District IV, Democrat) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Schaefer, Richard A. (District IV, Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Short, Brian (District V, Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Siegler, Carole (District I, Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004

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Sklar, Stephanie (District I, Democrat) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Smith, David M. (District III, Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 A District II position is Vacant. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK POLICY COMMISSION 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 207-2203 Fax: (602) 207-2218 Director: Jacqueline E. Schafer The Underground Storage Tank (UST) Policy Commission consists of 11 members, including the Director or a designee, a representative of the Attorney General’s Office, and the following appointed by the Governor for staggered three-year terms: an environmental attorney not employed by the state, and representatives from a city or town government that owns or operates underground storage tanks; an environmental organization; the public who has environmental experience; owners or operators with 100 or more underground storage tanks in this state; owners or operators with at least 10 but fewer than 100 underground storage tanks in this state; owners or operators with fewer than 10 underground storage tanks in this state; environmental consultants qualified by the underground storage tank program; and the public with experience in finance or insurance matters. A.R.S. § 49-1092. The Commission reviews and makes recommendations to improve the current program. A report of findings is provided to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, President of the Senate, Governor, and the Director. Term Expires Beal, Roger (owner/operator less than 10 underground storage tanks) (Hull) May 27, 2000 Cardon, Elijah (owner/operator more than 10, less than 100 underground storage tanks) (Hull) May 27, 2002 Denby, Michael (environmental attorney) (Hull) May 27, 2001 Foster, Theresa (city/town) (Hull) May 27, 2002 Gill, Harold (environmental consultant) (Hull) May 27, 2002 Holloway, Karen (environmental organization) (Hull) July 21, 2002 O’Hara, Michael (public, experience in finance or insurance) (Hull) May 27, 2001 Smith, Myron (owner/operator more than 100 underground storage tanks) (Hull) May 27, 2000 Va c a nt (public with environmental experience) May 27, 2001 UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK TECHNICAL APPEALS PANEL Department of Environmental Quality 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 207-2203 Fax: (602) 207-2218 Director: Jacqueline E. Schafer The Underground Storage Tank Technical Appeals Panel consists of five regular members plus two alternates appointed by the Governor to serve terms that expire on completion of any administrative hearings involving this Panel. The Panel is established as a pilot program intended to address issues particular to the underground storage tank program and determine whether the use of technical panels in the Office of Administrative Hearings appeals process will provide an effective method of resolving issues. Laws 1998, Ch. 181. Term Expires Beasley, Michael E. (B.S. geology) (Hull) At the pleasure Clarke, James N. (alternate-B.S. geology, MSF civil engineering) (Hull) At the pleasure Clement, Gail M. (B.S. geology) (Hull) At the pleasure Johnson, Paul C. (B.S., M.A., Ph.D chemical engineering) (Hull) At the pleasure Potucek, Tony L. (B.S., M.A. geology) (Hull) At the pleasure Schneider, Phillip A. (alternate-B.S. mechanical engineering) (Hull) At the pleasure Travers, Bruce C. (B.S. geology) (Hull) At the pleasure

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UNIFORM STATE LAWS, COMMISSION ON 3003 N. Central Ave., Ste. 2600 Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 916-5148 Commissioner: James M. Bush The Commission on Uniform State Laws consists of three members appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, and any Arizona resident and a life member of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws who serves as an appointed member of this Commission. A.R.S. § 41-1306. The Commission investigates subjects for uniform legislation. Recommends adoption of uniform legislation to the Governor and the Legislature. Term Expires Berg, Timothy (attorney) (Hull) May 15, 2005 Bush, James M. (life member) (Symington) At the pleasure Henderson, Roger C. (attorney) (Hull) May 15, 2007 Lemon, L. Gene (attorney) (Symington) May 15, 2003 URBAN LAND PLANNING OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE State Land Department 1616 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4621 Director: Michael Anable The Urban Land Planning Oversight Committee within the state of Arizona Land Department consists of five members appointed by the Governor for staggered four-year terms. A.R.S. § 37-331.02. Members require Senate confirmation. The Committee provide recommendations on Land Department procedures and strategies to efficiently create conceptual urban state land use plans, provides advice as to the types and extent of studies that are needed to create the plans, and reviews and makes recommendations for approval regarding the final conceptual urban state trust land use plans and the final five-year state trust land disposition plans for conformity with the adopted conceptual plans. Term Expires Fiandaca, Peggy (urban) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Hilby, Bruce (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Lueck, Curtis (Hull) January 20, 2003 Montano, Ursula (open space) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Scalise, Judie (planning studies) (Hull) January 19, 2004 VETERANS’ SERVICE ADVISORY COMMISSION, ARIZONA 3225 N. Central Ave., Ste. 910 Phoenix, AZ 85012-2410 (602) 255-3373 1-800-852-8387 Director: Patrick Chorpenning The Arizona Veterans’ Service Advisory Commission consisting of nine members appointed by the Governor for three- year terms. Members shall be veterans and shall be appointed from a list of names submitted by each veterans’ organization in this state holding a charter granted by Congress or recognized by the Department as a veterans’ organization that is actively involved in supporting veteran affairs programs in this state. Not more than two members shall be appointed from any one veterans’ organization. Members shall not serve more than two consecutive terms. The Commission provides policy advice to the Governor and the Director regarding veterans’ issues. A.R.S. § 41-602. Term Expires Bohach, Robert (Marine Corps League) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Ledy II, James (Scottish American Military Society) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Nilsen, Nils F. (American Legion) (Hull) July 1, 2002 Rigo, Vincent A. (Veterans of Foreign Wars) (Hull) July 1. 2004 Shafer, Joan Elaine (Women Marines Association) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Sigholtz, Robert H. (173rd Airborne Brigade) (Hull) July 1, 2004 Sisco, Joan Elaine (Women Marines Association) (Hull) July 1, 2002

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Thompson, W. Bill (American Legion) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Waara, Ralph C. (Military Order of the Purple Heart) (Hull) July 1, 2003 Additional appointment pending. VETERANS’ SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 3225 N. Central Ave., Ste. 910 Phoenix, AZ 85012-2410 (602) 255-4713 1-800-852-8387 Director: Patrick Chorpenning The Department of Veterans’ Services may act as guardian of an incapacitated veteran, the incapacitated spouse of an incapacitated veteran, or minor children of a veteran; or as conservator of the estate of a protected veteran or of the veteran’s incapacitated or surviving spouse or of the minor children of a veteran. The department also assists veterans and their families and dependents in presenting, providing, and establishing claims, privileges, rights and benefits they may have under federal, state or local law; informs veterans and their families and dependents and military and civilian authorities about federal, state, and local laws enacted to benefit veterans and their families and dependents and members of the armed forces; collects information relating to services and facilities available to veterans; cooperates with all government and private agencies receiving services for or benefits to veterans and their families and dependents; conducts administrative reviews and, if possible, corrects abuses or prevents exploitation of veterans and their families or dependents and recommends corrective legislation; adopts rules deemed necessary to administer programs to veterans; enters into agreements with veterans’ organizations in this state holding a charter granted by the Congress of the United States for the beneficial interest of veterans; determines eligibility for special license plates; evaluates, supervises, approves, and disapproves programs offered by educational institutions and training establishments under federal law and state rules, so that veterans and their dependents may draw the educational allowance provided by federal law while pursuing approved programs; and registers veterans’ organizations seeking to solicit money or other support in this state in the name of American veterans. VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD 1400 W. Washington, Ste. 230 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-3095 fAX: (602) 542-3093 Executive Director: Louise Battaglia The Veterinary Medical Examining Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor for five-year terms. A.R.S. § 32-2202. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board examines and licenses veterinarians and regulates the practice of veterinary medicine in the state. Term Expires Crisler, Richard (veterinarian) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Dow, Steven (veterinarian) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Gervase, Lisa (public) (Hull) January 17, 2005 Jackson, Barbara (livestock industry) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Jennett, Niles., D.V.M. (Hull) January 19, 2004 Jones, Jenna E. (public) (Hull) October 31, 2002 Kritsberg, Robert, D.V.M. (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lewis, James H. (public) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Shamis, Lawrence, D.V.M. (Hull) January 17, 2005 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON See Family Violence, The Governor’s Commission on Prevention of. The Governor’s Commission on Prevention of Family Violence supersedes Executive Order 93-19, the Governor’s Commission on Violence Against Women and assumes all responsibilities and roles previously held by the Governor’s Commission on Violence Against Women per Executive Order 2001-06.

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VOLUNTEERISM, GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON SERVICE AND 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1760 Director: Stacey Gubser The Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism is composed of no less than 15 and no more than 25 voting members to be appointed by, and at the pleasure of, the Governor. The commission’s membership will include an individual with expertise in the education and developmental needs of youth; an individual with experience in the involvement of older adults in service and volunteerism; a representative of community-based agencies within the state; a representative of the Arizona Department of Education or his/her designee; a representative of Higher Education; a representative of local government; a representative of a local-labor organization; a representative of a for-profit business; an individual between the ages of 16 and 25 who is, or has been, involved with a service or volunteer program; a representative of the Corporation for National and Community Service who shall serve as a non-voting, ex-officio member. Additional state agency representatives may sit on the commission as non-voting ex-officio members. The members of the commission will select the commission chair. The duties of the commission are to advise and assist in the development and implementation of a comprehensive, statewide plan for promoting volunteer involvement and citizen participation in Arizona, as well as to serve as the State’s liaison to national and state organizations which support the commission’s mission. Executive Order 99-12. Term Expires Brite, Janet (state education agency representative/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Castillo, Judee (business/democrat) (Hull) April 26, 2003 Cotter, Toby (local government/republican) (Hull) September 21, 2003 DeCamp, Arnetta (community at-large/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Engan, Janet (adult service/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Fenton, Norman (community at-large/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Goldtooth, Geraldine (community at-large/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Hargis, Ellen (community at-large/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Hill-Olsen, Kim (non-profit/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Jeffery, William (northern Arizona/democrat) (Hull) September 21, 2003 Johnson, Ryan (community at-large/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Ketchum, Sharon (higher education/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Land, Catherine (developmental needs of youth/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Mitchell, James (youth member/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Parker, Patrice (business for-profit/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Poulin, Ronald (community at-large/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Ranby, Jeff (representing youth/independent) (Hull) April 26, 2003 Rodriguez, Lily (community at-large/democrat) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Stinson, Derrick (community at-large/republican) (Hull) March 22, 2002 Zelinski, Zachary (representing youth/republican) (Hull) April 26, 2003 WATER BANKING AUTHORITY COMMISSION, ARIZONA Arizona Department of Water Resources 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 417-2410 Director: Joe Smith Manager: Tim Henley The Arizona Water Banking Authority’s purposes, powers, and duties are executed by the Arizona Water Banking Authority Commission. The Commission consists of the following members who are residents of this state: The director of the Department of Water Resources who serves as chairperson of the Commission; the president of CAWCD or a representative designated by that president; and three persons appointed by the Governor, one knowledgeable in water resource management, one representing an entity that holds a Central Arizona Project municipal and industrial subcontract, and one representing an entity located in a county adjacent to the mainstream of the Colorado River that holds a valid contract with the Secretary of the Interior executed before June 1, 1996, for diversion and beneficial consumptive use of Colorado River water in that county. Commission members appointed by the Governor serve six-year terms beginning on the third Monday in January. The President of the Senate, or a Senator designated by the President, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, or a Representative designated by the Speaker, shall each serve as

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nonvoting ex officio members of the Commission. A.R.S. § 45-2421. Members appointed by the Governor require Senate confirmation. The Authority, acting through its Commission, administers the Arizona Water Banking Fund; coordinates its staffing needs with the director and CAWCD; coordinates the storage of water and distribution and extinguishment of long-term storage credits with the Director and the water management objectives; coordinates with CAWCD for the purchase, delivery, and storage of Colorado river water delivered through the Central Arizona Project; coordinates and confers with state agencies, municipal corporations, special districts, authorities, other political subdivisions, private entities, Indian communities, and the United States on matters within their jurisdiction relating to the policy and purposes of the Authority; determines, on an annual basis, the quantity of Colorado river water to be stored by the Authority and where that storage will occur; accounts for, holds, and distributes or extinguishes long-term storage credits; adopts an official seal for the authentication of its records, decisions, and resolutions; and keeps the minutes of its meetings and all records, reports and other information relating to its work and programs in permanent form, systematically indexed and filed. The Authority, acting through its Commission, may: apply for and hold water storage permits; accrue, exchange, assign, lend, and hold long-term storage credits; exchange Colorado river water for any type of water; enter into water banking services agreements; charge fees for water banking services; apply for and hold any water quality permit required for water storage by the Department of Environmental Quality under state or federal law; make and execute all contracts, including intergovernmental agreements necessary to: obtain for storage Colorado river water delivered through the Central Arizona Project agreements by which the authority obtains Colorado river water are exempt from the requirements of state statute; obtain effluent for storage but only after the authority has stored all available excess Central Arizona Project water or when Central Arizona Project water is otherwise unavailable or undeliverable; affiliate water storage permits held by the Authority with storage facility permits; store Colorado river water at permitted storage facilities; distribute long-term storage credits earned by the Authority to make water available to municipal and industrial users of Colorado river water in this state that are inside or outside of the CAWCD service area; store Colorado river water in Arizona on behalf of appropriately authorized agencies in California and Nevada; cause a decrease in Arizona diversions from the Colorado river, ensuring that Arizona will use less than its full entitlement to Colorado river water in years in which California and Nevada agencies are contractually authorized to call on the water stored on their behalf by the Authority; distribute long-term storage credits earned by the Authority on behalf of agencies in California and Nevada to Colorado river water users in Arizona to use in place of Colorado river water that would have otherwise been used by those Arizona users; sue and be sued; and perform all other acts necessary for the authority to carry out its purposes, powers and duties in accordance with this chapter. Term Expires Chase, William (CAP Municipal and Industrial Sub-contractors) (Symington) January 20, 2003 Griffin, Thomas E. (entities in counties adjoining Colorado River) (Symington) January 20, 2003 Walden, Richard S. (extensive water resource management knowledge) (Symington) January 20, 2003 WATER INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AUTHORITY Department of Environmental Quality 202 E. Earll Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 230-9770 FAX (602) 230-1480 Executive Director: Greg Swartz The Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Board of Directors consists of 12 members including the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality or the Director’s designee; the Director of the Department of Commerce or the Director’s designee; the State Treasurer or the Treasurer’s designee; the Director of the Department of Water Resources or the Director’s designee; the Chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission or the Chairman’s representative; and seven members appointed by the Governor for staggered five-year terms as follows: one member representing municipalities with populations of 50,000 persons or more; one member representing municipalities with populations of less than 50,000 persons from a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons; one member representing counties with populations of 500,000 persons or more; one member representing sanitary districts in counties with populations of less than 500,000 persons; one member from a public water system that serves 500 or more persons; one member from a public water system that serves fewer than 500 persons; and one member representing Indian tribes. A.R.S. § 49-1202. The Board issues negotiable water quality bonds for the generation of the state-match requirement by the Clean Water Act for the Clean Water Revolving Fund and the Safe Drinking Water Act for the Drinking Water Revolving Fund. The Board may also adopt rules governing the application for and awarding of financial assistance to political subdivisions and Indian tribes for constructing, acquiring or improving wastewater treatment facilities, non-point sources, and other related water quality facilities and projects. Term Expires Hughes, Joseph A. (city less than 50,000 pop./county less than 500,000 pop.) (Hull) April 22, 2006

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Gardner, Paul T. (public water system serving more than 500 persons) (Hull) April 22, 2006 Hackney, Gail Ann (sanitary district of county with less than 500,000 pop.) (Hull) April 22, 2004 Kohlhoff, Karl F. (public water system serving fewer than 500 persons) (Symington) April 22, 2002 Manuel, Edward D. (Tribal) (Hull) April 22, 2005 Patrick, Robert G. (cities more than 500,000 pop.) (Hull) April 22, 2003 Sarvas, Terry (city with more than 500,000 pop.) (Hull) April 22, 2002 WATER PROTECTION FUND COMMISSION, ARIZONA Arizona Department of Water Resources 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 417-2410 Director: Joe Smith The Arizona Water Protection Fund Commission consists of four ex-officio members and 15 appointed members who are residents of this state and have demonstrated an interest in natural resources appointed as follows: one person representing and named by a multi-county water conservation district; three persons representing three municipalities with a subcontract for Central Arizona Project water including one person from a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons appointed by the Speaker of the House, one person from a county with a population of more than 500,000 persons but less than 1,200,000 persons appointed by the President of the Senate, and one person from a county with a population greater than 1,200,000 persons appointed by the Governor; one person representing agriculture appointed by the Speaker of the House; one person representing natural resource conservation districts appointed by the Governor; four members of the public with at least a bachelor’s degree in biology, botany, ecology, geology, geography, hydrology, resource economics, or zoology with significant work-related experience in the area of water resources management and conservation or natural resources management and conservation including one person appointed by the Speaker of the House, two persons appointed by the President of the Senate, and one person appointed by the Governor with at least one of the members from a county with a population of less than 500,000 persons; two persons knowledgeable in water resource issues related to riparian ecosystems recommended by at least one environmental organization incorporated under the laws of this state or having federal tax code 501(c)(3) designation and whose purpose includes the protection, conservation, or restoration of this state’s rivers and streams and associated riparian habitats, including fish and wildlife resources dependent on these habitats appointed by the Governor; one person representing an agricultural improvement district with at least a bachelor’s degree in biology, botany, ecology, geology, geography, hydrology, resource economics, or zoology with significant work-related experience in natural resources conservation appointed by the Governor; one person representing an Indian tribe appointed by the chairperson of the Intertribal Council of Arizona; one person representing an industrial water user with a subcontract for Central Arizona Project water appointed by the Governor. Commission members are appointed for staggered three-year terms and may serve more than one term. The Commission develops guidelines for applicants for funding which include the delineation of geographic areas in this state where protection and restoration will be emphasized, identification of issues of concern, types of measures needed to address issues of concern, and requirements that the applicant include a description of the relationship between the proposed project, existing plans, reports, and information relevant to the proposed project. A.R.S. § 45-2103. Term Expires Adams, Lynda (Public/B.S.Geology) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Brick, Paul (natural conservation district) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Brandt, Karl (En/Riparian Expertise) (Hull) June 30, 2001 Keane, John (Ag Imprvmt Dist/Nat Res Expertise) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Manning, Roger (rep., city for CAP water/county over 1.2 million population (Hull) June 30, 2003 Meidinger, Dawn (CAP Sub-contractor in county > 1.2 Million) (Hull) June 30, 2002 Myers, Mark (En/Riparian Expertise) (Hull) June 30, 2003 Ex-officio Members: Director, Department of Water Resources State Land Commissioner Chairperson, House Natural Resources, Agriculture and Rural Development Committee or its successor Chairperson, Senate Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment Committee or its successor WATER QUALITY APPEALS BOARD 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-1500 Director: Shirley Alexander

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The Water Quality Appeals Board, part of the Department of Administration, consists of three members appointed by the Governor to three-year terms. A.R.S. § 49-322. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board hears appeals related to water quality. Term Expires Bouwer, Herman (hydrologic engineer) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Nelson, Douglas C. (attorney) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Wagner, Robert L. (civil engineer) (Hull) January 20, 2003 WATER QUALITY ASSURANCE REVOLVING FUND ADVISORY BOARD Department of Environmental Quality 3033 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 207-2203 Fax: (602) 207-2218 Director: Jacqueline E. Schafer The Water Quality Assurance Revolving Fund Advisory Board, consists of 14 members appointed by the Governor for staggered terms of up to three years. The Board members include a qualified business; a water provider; an agricultural improvement district; a government of a municipality with a population of 250,000 or more; a government of a municipality with a population of less than 250,000; two members, who may be members of a community advisory board, residing within the boundaries of a site located in a city or town with a population of 100,000 or more; one member, who may be a member of a community advisory board, residing within or in close proximity to the boundaries of a site located in a city or town with a population of less than 100,000 or an unincorporated area; two businesspersons; a college/ university faculty member with technical expertise in groundwater remediation; a mining entity; the agriculture industry; the Governor’s office; the Directors of the Departments of Environmental Quality, Water Resources, and Health Services or their designees; and the Attorney General or the Attorney General’s designee. Laws 2000, Ch. 45, § 7. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board makes recommendations for improving the effectiveness of the Water Quality Assurance Program. Term Expires Barr, Kelly J. (agriculture improvement district) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Brusseau, Mark (academic) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Gaylord, Karen S. (municipality of less than 250,000 population) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Kimball, David (business) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Lavis, Rick C. (agricultural industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Marcus, Janet (site with more than 100,000 population) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Masbruch, Karen (water provider) (Hull) January 20, 2003 O’Regan, Karen (municipality with more than 250,000 population) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Shipley, Chuck (mining industry) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Stein, Lee (resident within boundaries of a site in a city population) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Suriano, Thomas R. (business) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Tees, Kathi (Governor’s Office representative) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Vieregg, Jim (qualified business) (Hull) January 20, 2003 Wade, Kerri Ann (site with less than 100,000) (Hull) January 20, 2003 WATER RESOURCES ADVISORY BOARD 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 417-2410 Director: Joe Smith The Water Resources Advisory Board consists of 15 members, no more than 10 of whom shall be members of any one major political party, appointed by the Governor for six-year terms: six of the members from the Phoenix Active Management Area (AMA); two members from the Tucson Active Management Area; one member from the Pinal Active Management Area; one member from the Prescott Active Management Area; and five members from specific groundwater basins. A.R.S. § 45-121. Members require Senate confirmation. The Board advises the Department of Water Resources on the development, management, conservation, and use of water in the state.

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Term Expires Anderson, Carol (groundwater basin #6/Republican) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Cole, Dalton H. (Phoenix AMA/Republican) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Davis, Stephen E. (Tucson AMA/Democrat) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Groseta, Andy (groundwater basin #9/Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Hein, Michael (Tucson AMA/Democrat) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Hill, Bradley M. (Phoenix AMA/Independent) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Mansfield, David (Phoenix AMA/Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Michael, George (groundwater basin #8/Republican) (Hull) January 21, 2002 Narcia, Richard P. (Phoenix AMA/Independent) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Pope, Donald R. (ground water basin # 7/Republican) (Hull) January 19, 2004 Reilly, Tom (Prescott AMA/Republican) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Scott, C.L. “Bill” (Pinal AMA/Republication) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Sullivan, John F. (Phoenix AMA/Republican) (Symington) January 21, 2002 Udall, Richard G. (ground water basin #5/Republican) (Hull) January 16, 2006 Va c a nt (Phoenix AMA) (Hull) January 16, 2006 WATER RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 500 N. 3rd St. Phoenix, AZ 85004-3903 (602) 417-2400 Director: Rita Pearson Maguire Deputy Director: Joseph C. Smith The Department of Water Resources has general control and supervision of surface and groundwater, their appropriation and distribution under the Arizona groundwater management code relating to water. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 45-102. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Financial and Administration Services, Office of (602) 417-2450 Acting Office Manager: Joseph C. Smith Groundwater Management Division (602) 417-2440 Assistant Director: Jim Holway Hydrology Division (602) 417-2448 Assistant Director: Greg Wallace Information Technology Division (602) 417-2452 Assistant Director: Randy Wiley Legal Division (602) 417-2420 Chief Counsel: Mike Pearce Statewide Water Planning (602) 417-2440 Assistant Director: Herb Dishlip Surface Water Management Division (602) 417-2440 Assistant Director: Darrell Jordan WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, DEPARTMENT OF 4425 W. Olive Ave., Ste. 134 Glendale, AZ 85302 (602) 255-5211 Deputy Director: Sandra Williams

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The Department of Weights and Measures assures that weights and measures in commercial service are suitable and accurate for their intended use, prevents unfair dealing by weight or measure in commodities sold and purchased, and provides standards and uniformity for weighing and measuring equipment. The Director and Assistant Director are appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 41-2061. The Director requires Senate confirmation. WESTERN INTERSTATE COMMISSION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (WICHE) P.O. Box 9752 Boulder, CO 80301-9752 Voice: 303-541-0205 Fax: 303-541-0291 Executive Director: David Longanecker The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education consists of three members appointed by the Governor for four- year terms. A.R.S. § 15-1742. The Commission places students in professional schools of compact states and provides tuition assistance for out-of-state study. Term Expires Haeger, John (Hull) March 25, 2005 Blessing, Linda (Hull) March 25, 2004 Gudis, Lawrence M. (Hull) March 25, 2003 WINE COMMISSION, ARIZONA 1688 W. Adams St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-0998 Fax: (602) 542-0877 Director: Sheldon Jones Administrator: Victor Acedo The Arizona Wine Commission consists of seven members: the Director of the Department of Commerce or a designee and six members appointed by the Governor for two-year terms as follows: two wine producers, two wine growers, one wholesaler, and one retailer. Except for the Director of the Department of Commerce or the Director’s designee and the wholesaler and retailer, each member engaged in the wine-producing or wine-growing industry will: derive a substantial portion of income from this industry; have a substantial investment in the growing of vinifera grapes or the production of wine from vinifera grapes as an owner, lessee, partner, or stockholder owning at least 10 percent of the voting stock in a corporation engaged in the growing of vinifera grapes or the production of wine from vinifera grapes; or be the manager or executive officer of a corporation engaged in the growing of vinifera grapes or the production of wine from vinifera grapes. The Governor will consider candidates for membership on the Commission recommended by a wine growers’ association, and the Governor will attempt to ensure a balanced representation on the Commission that reflects the composition of the wine grape growers and wine producers of this state as to the number of acres cultivated and the amount of wine produced. The Commission receives donations of wine produced in this state for the purpose of promoting the wine industry in this state; administers the Arizona Wine Promotional Fund; promotes the Arizona wine industry; assembles and maintains a list of producers of wine in this state, disseminates information among these producers, and solicits the suggestions and opinions of these producers with respect to the performance of the Commission; and conducts a comprehensive research, promotional, and educational campaign. A.R.S. § 3-552. Term Expires Buhl, Albert K. (grower) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Gunn, William (retailer) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Johnson, Robert (grower) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Minchella, Donald (producer) (Hull) January 1, 2003 Woys, Walter (wholesaler) (Hull) January 1, 2002 Additional appointment pending. WORKFORCE POLICY, GOVERNOR’S COUNCIL ON 3800 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85012 (602) 280-8130

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Director: Jackie Norton The Governor’s Council on Workforce Policy consists of 27 members who are appointed by the Governor and serve staggered three-year terms. The Council appoints an ex-officio sub-committee consisting of three members representing employee organizations and three members representing business and industry to serve on the Arizona Apprenticeship Advisory Committee. A chair of the committee is appointed by the council from its membership. The Council reviews and advises the Governor on various issues pertaining to the state’s workforce and relating to federal human resource programs, including the provision of services, and the use of funds and resources. The council also ensures that the goals and activities identified in Arizona’s Workforce Development System Comprehensive Plan are aligned with and support the Governor’s Strategic Partnership for Economic Development (GSPED) and Arizona’s Partnership for a New Economy (APNE); Executive Order 2001-1. Term Expires Allcott, Wayne (Chairman) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Breault, Robert (Business/GSPED) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Browning, Tom (Business/GSPED) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Carruthers, James (State Representative) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Clayton, John (Department of Economic Security, Director) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Dempster, Neil (business/GSPED) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Evans, George (business/GSPED) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Finley, Dorothy (business/GSPED) (Hull) May 1, 2002 French, Lynda (Hull) May 1, 2004 Forthun, Terry (labor) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Glawe, Susan (Private Industry Council) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Horton, Jodi (urban school district/school-to-work partnership) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Huggins, Charles (labor) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Juliver, Steven (Hull) May 1, 2004 Kiehne, Gary (Hull) May 1, 2002 Allcott, Wayne (Chairman) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Lewis, John (Intertribal Council of Arizona) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Lopez, Homero (community college) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Melnick, Rob (public policy organization) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Mendoza, David (labor) (Hull) May 1, 2002 Minnich, Ronald L. (rural school district/school-to-work partnership) (Hull) May 1, 2004 Norton, Jackie (Department of Commerce, Director) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Palacios, Christina (board of Regents) (Hull) May 1, 2003 Ross, Pamela (Hull) May 1, 2004 Verkamp, John (legislator) May 1, 2004 Williams, Vivenne F. (Hull) May 1, 2004 WORKS AGENCY PROCUREMENT BOARD, ARIZONA 1717 W. Jefferson, #010A Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 423-8184 Interim Chairman: John Clayton The Arizona Works Procurement Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor as follows: the Director of Economic Security, two members from the private sector with procurement experience, two representatives of a major employer in this state, two representatives from community based organizations, two representatives from small businesses in this state. The Board will establish and evaluate a pilot program that designates the division of benefits and medical districts. A.R.S § 46-343. Term Expires Atha, Henry, (community-based organization) (Hull) At the pleasure Blue, Gene (community based organization) (Hull) At the pleasure Bried, Henry W. (small business) (Symington) At the pleasure Clayton, John (Hull) At the pleasure French, Lynda (private sector with procurement experience) (Hull) At the pleasure Hurtado, Gloria (major employer) (Hull) At the pleasure Pina, Rene A.G. (small business) (Hull) At the pleasure Yourko, Duane (major employer) (Hull) At the pleasure

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STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS The following is published as a public service. State officials listed were in office as of June 30, 2001. ATTORNEY GENERAL 1275 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5025 www.attorney_general.state.az.us Attorney General: Janet Napolitano The Attorney General is a constitutionally mandated position, elected by a popular vote of the people of Arizona. The Attorney General serves as chief legal officer of the State, presiding over more than 900 employees including assistant attorneys general, executive and support staff. The Attorney General’s Office represents and provides legal advice to most State agencies, except for those specifically exempted by statute, enforces consumer protection laws and some criminal laws, brings and defends lawsuits on behalf of the State and issues formal legal opinions as requested by State officers, legislators or county attorneys on issues of law. The Attorney General serves as the Director of the Department of Law and has jurisdiction over Arizona’s Consumer Fraud Act, white collar crime, organized crime, public corruption, drugs, environmental laws, civil rights laws and crimes committed in more than one county. Additionally, the Attorney General's Office prosecutes cases normally handled by county attorneys’ offices if there is a conflict. State law limits the Attorney General to two-four year terms in Office. She/he is required to have been a practicing attorney for at least five years prior to election and may not act as a private attorney while in office. CORPORATION COMMISSION 1200 W. Washington Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4143 www.cc.state.az.us Commissioner, Chairman: Jim M. Irvin Commissioner: Bill Mundell Commissioner: Marc Spitzer The Corporation Commission consists of three members elected for six-year staggered terms. One commissioner is elected every two years. The Governor appoints a Commissioner to fill a vacancy until a Commissioner is elected at the next general election. Article XV § 1., Constitution of Arizona. EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF 1535 W. Jefferson Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5393 www.ade.az.gov Superintendent of Public Instruction: Jaime Molera (appointed, Hull, May 2001) The Department of Education is administered through the State Board of Education, its governing and policy-determining body, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction in whom all executive, administrative, and ministerial functions of the Department are vested. Responsibilities include regulatory and service functions for public elementary, high school, and unified school districts. GOVERNOR 1700 W. Washington, 9th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-4331 www.governor.state.az.us Governor: Jane Dee Hull The Governor is the chief executive officer of the state and is Commander-in-Chief of the military forces of the state, except when such forces are called into the service of the United States. The Governor transacts all executive business with the officers of the government, civil and military, and may require information in writing on any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices. The Governor is responsible for seeing that the laws of Arizona are faithfully executed. In addition, the Governor delivers a message to the Legislature, at the beginning of every regular session, on the condition of the state and recommends such matters as the Governor deems expedient. The Governor may convene the

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Legislature in special session and may grant reprieves, commutations, and pardons after convictions for all offenses except treason and cases of impeachment upon conditions and with restrictions and limitations as provided by law. MINE INSPECTOR 1700 W. Washington, 4th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5971 www.asmi.state.az.us Mine Inspector: Douglas K. Martin Twelve people have served as State Mine Inspector since 1912. Arizona is currently the only state that has an elected mine inspector. The Arizona State Mine Inspector’s mission is to: enforce the State Mining Code for the health and safety of the workers and the public in Arizona’s active, inactive, and abandoned mining operations; provide training to improve individual health and safety practices; provide worksite evaluations that result in improved workplace health and safety conditions; actively regulate and enforce the provisions of the State Mining Code relating to abandoned/inactive mine safety; and review and monitor all mine reclamation activities. SECRETARY OF STATE 1700 W. Washington, 7th Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007-2888 (602) 542-4285 www.sos.state.az.us Secretary of State: Betsey Bayless Deputy Secretary of State: Warren Whitney The Secretary of State is a constitutionally mandated position, elected by a popular vote of the people of Arizona. Arizona’s Secretary of State is first in the line of succession to the Office of Governor and serves as Acting Governor when the Governor is out of state. The Secretary of State’s other duties include serving as the State’s Chief Election Officer; commissioning notaries public; registering lobbyists, charitable organizations, and telemarketers; publishing all new state laws; compiling and publishing the administrative rules of state agencies; registering trademarks, trade names, and partnerships; filing all secured financial transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code as well as contribution and expense reports for all state and federal candidates and political organizations. TREASURER, STATE 1700 W. Washington, 1st Floor Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 542-5815 www.aztreasury.state.az.us State Treasurer: Carol Springer Deputy Treasurer for Administrative Operations: Richard J. Petrenka Deputy Treasurer for Investments: Neal E. Helm The State Treasurer is a constitutional officer who is elected statewide. The Treasurer serves as the state’s chief financial officer charged with the prudent custody and management of state monies. The Treasurer is elected to serve a four year term and can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms. The Treasurer is third in line of succession to the Governor, serves as the Chairman of the State Board of Investment, as the State Surveyor General and sits on the State Land Selection Board. The Board has the authority to approve State Land Department recommendations on transactions involving state-trust lands (A.R.S. § 37-202). The primary responsibilities of the office include the receipt, safekeeping, investment and disbursement of monies belonging to the state, as well as the safekeeping of investment securities and performance bonds held in trust on behalf of state agencies.

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ATTORNEY GENERAL OPINIONS

The following Attorney General opinions were filed with the Secretary of State’s Office between June 21 and December 31, 2002. For copies of these opinions, call (602) 542-5025. These opinions can also be viewed online at the Attorney General’s web site: www.attorney_general.state.az.us/opinions/.

Opinion Number Date of Opinion Date filed Opinion summary (Subject) I01-014 June 21, 2001 June 21, 2001 Definition of Teacher under A.R.S. § 15-977: The teacher compensation increases through the CSF are not limited to traditional classroom teachers. Certificated teachers, certified teachers, and others employed to provide instruction to students on matters related to the school’s educational mission are eligible for the increases in compensation. I01-015 June 29, 2001 June 29, 2001 Workforce Development Account as Local Revenues to Community Colleges: Article IX, § 21(1) of the Arizona Constitution prohibits the governing board of any community college district from authorizing expenditures of local revenues in excess of a prescribed limitation, except in the manner provided by law. Section 15-1472(F), A.R.S., which states that monies in community college district workforce development accounts shall not be considered local revenues, is within the Legislature’s express power under § 21(1). Therefore, 15-1472(F) is not unconstitutional. I01-016 July 20, 2001 July 20, 2001 Impact of legislation regarding military airports on schools: SB 1525 does not preclude the construction of new schools near a high noise or accident potential zone or the operation, improvement, or expansion of existing schools either in, or near, a high noise or accident potential zone. The legislation also does not, by its terms, impose any new civil liability for the operation or expansion of an existing school in or near high noise or accident potential zones. Whether the statutes might otherwise affect liability in any particular situation requires the analysis of specific facts and is not addressed in this formal legal Opinion. I01-017 July 24, 2001 July 24, 2001 School District Discretion Regarding Teacher Base Salary Increases from Classroom Site Fund: Under A.R.S. § 15-977(A), school districts and charter schools must use twenty percent of the monies in the CSF for “teacher base salary increases and employment related expenses.” Districts and charter schools have discretion with respect to which teachers receive a base salary increase and in what amount. I01-018 August 1, 2001 August 1, 2001 Retirees in the Corrections Officer Retirement Plan: Based on the 2001 amendments to the statutes governing the ASRS, retired correctional officers who return to work in CORP-designated positions must participate in ASRS.

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I01-019 Sept. 24, 2001 Sept. 24, 2001 Legislative Term Limits: The Arizona Constitution prohibits a legislator who has served four consecutive terms in either the State House of Repre- sentatives or the State Senate from serving an additional consecutive term in the same chamber of the Legislature. Ariz. Const. Art. IV, pt. 2, § 21. Accordingly, a legislator who has served four consecutive terms in the House or the Senate may not run for a fifth consecutive term. This four consecutive term limit applies regardless of whether the legislator’s residence is in a district with a different number or with different geographic boundaries as a result of redistricting or whether the legislator has moved to a different district. The Secretary of State performs a ministerial function when accepting candidate nomination papers, and the Legislature has not given the Secretary of State the statutory responsibility or authority to reject a candidate’s nomination papers if the candidate will exceed the constitutional term limit requirement. Absent a legislative change authorizing the Secretary of State to reject nomination papers on these grounds, a court challenge is necessary to bar a candidate’s name from appearing on the ballot if his or her candidacy violates the term limit requirement. I01-020 Nov. 12, 2001 Nov. 16, 2001 Proposition 301 Increases in Education Funding: 1. Because Proposition 301 is a referendum, the constitutional restrictions adopted in Proposition 105 apply, permitting legislative changes only if those changes further the purpose of Proposition 301 and receive the approval of three-fourths of the House of Representatives and Senate. 2. Proposition 301 mandates an increase in the base level beginning in 2001-2002 and prevents the State from decreasing per pupil funding through the equalization assistance formula below the level established for 2001-2002. 3. The mandatory inflation adjustment to State aid to public schools should extend to the base level and other components of the revenue control limit despite the use of the word “or” in A.R.S. § 15-901.01. This interpretation is most consistent with the school finance formula, the information provided to the voters, and the legislative history. I01-021 Nov. 28, 2001 Nov. 28, 2001 Emergency Expenditures: Pursuant to A.R.S. § 35-192, expenditures may be authorized for an emergency in a fiscal year after that emergency is declared, provided that expenditures authorized for that subsequent fiscal year do not exceed $4 million and otherwise comply with applicable statutes and rules. I01-022 Dec. 11, 2001 Dec. 13, 2001 Appointing Receivers for Residential Rental Property: No. A city, town or county may apply for the appointment of a temporary receiver under A.R.S. § 33-1903 only if the landlord has failed to register in compliance with A.R.S. § 33-1902 and the property has also been designated as slum property.

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I01-023 Dec. 20, 2001 Dec. 24, 2001 Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Loans to Indian Tribes: (1) The statutes do not require that an Indian tribe or tribal entity be subject to suit in a particular court. The Attorney General has the authority to sue a tribe or tribal entity in federal, state, or tribal court to enforce a loan contract as long as the tribe or tribal entity has waived its immunity from suit. (2) The statutes permit an Indian tribe to obtain a loan from WIFA without waiving its immunity from suit if the Attorney General is able to sue some- one other than the tribe, if necessary, to obtain the assets used to secure the loan in the event of the tribe’s default. Under this alternative, any third party that is mutually agreeable to WIFA and the tribe may hold the assets, as long as the assets are irrevocably placed with the third party and the third party is subject to suit by the Attorney General to obtain the assets in the event of the tribe’s default. I01-024 Dec. 21, 2001 Dec. 24, 2001 Tax Exemption for Cemetery Property: Although Proposition 105 would allow an exemption from ad valorem taxation for personal property owned by cemeteries and used to inter human beings, the implementing statute adopted by the Legislature limited the exemption to real property.

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This Index lists all rulemaking activity on rules appearing in this volume year of the Register. Rules are listed by Title and Chap- ter in numerical order. Headings for the Subchapters, Articles, Parts, and Sections do not appear in this Index. Please refer to the Notices which begin on the page number listed immediately after the code. Codes for the rulemaking are as follows: PN = Proposed new Section FXN = Final Exempt new Section PM = Proposed amended Section FXM = Final Exempt amended Section PR = Proposed repealed Section FXR = Final Exempt repealed Section P# = Proposed renumbered Section FX# = Final Exempt renumbered Section PSMN = Proposed Summary new Section RC = Recodified PSMM = Proposed Summary amended Section SPN = Supplemental proposed new Section PSMR = Proposed Summary repealed Section SPM = Supplemental proposed amended Section PSM# = Proposed Summary renumbered Section SPR = Supplemental proposed repealed Section FSMN = Final Summary new Section SP# = Supplemental proposed renumbered Section FSMM = Final Summary amended Section EN = Emergency new Section FSMR = Final Summary repealed Section EM = Emergency amended Section FSM# = Final Summary renumbered Section ER = Emergency repealed Section FN = Final new Section E# = Emergency renumbered Section FM = Final amended Section RJ = Rejected by the Attorney General FR = Final repealed Section TN = Terminated proposed new Section F# = Final renumbered Section TM = Terminated proposed amended Section PXN = Proposed Exempt new Section TR = Terminated proposed repealed Section PXM = Proposed Exempt amended Section T# = Terminated proposed renumbered Section PXR = Proposed Exempt repealed Section C = Corrections to Rules Published PX# = Proposed Exempt renumbered Section EXP = Rules have expired

Volume 7, 2001 Issues 27-52 Page Number Guide Issue, Date Pages Issue, Date Pages Issue, Date Pages #27, July 6 2810-3009 #36, September 7 3884-4031 #45, November 9 5128-5167 #28, July 13 3014-3081 #37, September 14 4036-4121 #46, November 16 5172-5225 #29, July 20 3086-3153 #38, September 21 4126-4193 #47, November 23 5230-5299 #30, July 27 3158-3193 #39, September 28 4198-4304 #48, November 30 5304-5419 #31, August 3 3198-3429 #40, October 5 4308-4387 #49, December 7 5424-5473 #32, August 10 3434-3513 #41, October 12 4392-4775 #50, December 14 5478-5523 #33, August 17 3518-3639 #42, October 19 4780-4945 #51, December 21 5528-5753 #34, August 24 3644-3711 #43, October 26 4950-5055 #52, December 28 5758-6025 #35, August 31 3716-3879 #44, November 2 5060-5123

This Index covers rulemaking activity for Issues 27 through 52 of Volume 7.

Administration, Department of R2-1-101. EXP-5991 R2-1-102. EXP-5991 R2-1-103. EXP-5991 R2-1-104. EXP-5991 R2-1-501. EXP-3475 R2-1-502. EXP-3475 R2-1-503. EXP-3475 R2-1-504. EXP-3475 R2-1-505. EXP-3475 Administration, Department of - Personnel Administration R2-5-501. FM-5811 R2-5-502. FM-5811

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 144 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R2-5-503. FM-5811 Administration, Department of - School Buses R17-9-101. FM-2906 R17-9-102. FM-2906 R17-9-103. FM-2906 R17-9-104. FM-2906 R17-9-105. FM-2906 R17-9-106. FM-2906 R17-9-107. FM-2906 R17-9-108. FM-2906 Exhibit A. FR-2906; F#-2906; FM-2906 R17-9-110. FN-2906 R17-9-111. FN-2906 Exhibit B. F#-2906 Agriculture, Department of - Animal Services Division R3-2-206. PM-4782; SPM-5242 R3-2-301. PM-5538 R3-2-302. PM-5538 R3-2-401. PM-5538 R3-2-406. PM-5538 R3-2-407. PM-5538 R3-2-412. PN-5534 R3-2-413. PN-5534 R3-2-505. PN-5534 R3-2-601. PM-5538 R3-2-602. PM-5538 R3-2-603. PM-5538 R3-2-604. PM-5538 R3-2-606. PM-5534 R3-2-608. PM-5538 R3-2-609. PM-5538 R3-2-610. PM-5538 R3-2-614. PM-5534 R3-2-615. PM-5534 R3-2-617. PM-5538 R3-2-618. PM-5538 R3-2-620. PM-5538 R3-2-705. PM-5534 R3-2-1002. PM-5538 R3-2-1003. PM-5538 R3-2-1010. PM-5538 Agriculture - Environmental Services Division R3-3-101. PM-4200; PM-4394 Table 1. PM-4200; PM-4394 R3-3-201. PM-4200 R3-3-202. P#-4200; PN-4200; P#-4394; PN-4394 R3-3-203. P#-4200; PM-4394; P#-4394 R3-3-204. P#-4200; PM-4200; PM-4394; P#-4394 R3-3-205. P#-4200; PM-4394; PM-4200; PM-4394; P#-4394 R3-3-206. P#-4200; PM-4394; PM-4200; P#-4394 R3-3-207. PR-4200; PM-4394; P#-4200; PR-4200; P#-4394 R3-3-208. PR-4200; PN-4200; P#-4394 R3-3-209 PM-4200; PM-4394 R3-3-210. PR-4200; PR-4394 R3-3-3-211. P#-4200; PM-4200; PM-4394; P#-4394 R3-3-212. P#-4200; P#-4394 R3-3-301. PM-4200; PM-4394 R3-3-302. PR-4200; PR-4394 R3-3-303. PM-4200; P#-4200; PM-4394; PR-4393; P#-4394 R3-3-304. PR-4200; P#-4200 PM-4200; PM-4394; PR-4394; P#-4394 R3-3-305. PR-4200; P#-4200; PM-4200; PR-4395; P#-4395; PM-4395 R3-3-306. P#-4201; P#-4395; PM-4395; PM-4201

December 31, 2001 Page 145 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R3-3-307. P#-4201; PM-4200; PR-4200; PR-4395; PM-4395; P#-4395 R3-3-308. P#-4201; PM-4201; P#-4395; PM-4395 R3-3-309. P#-4201; PM-4201; P#-4395; PM-4395 R3-3-310. P#-420; PN-4201; P#-4395; PN-4395 R3-3-311. PR-4201; PR-4395 R3-3-312. PR-4201; P#-4395 R3-3-313. PR-4201; P#-4395 R3-3-314. PR-4201; P#-4395 R3-3-401. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-402. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-403. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-404. P#-4201; PN-4201; PR-4395; P#-4395 R3-3-405. PN-4201; P#-4395 R3-3-501. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-502. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-503. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-504. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-505. PM-4201; PM-4395 R3-3-506. PM-4201; PM-4395 Agriculture, Department of - Plant Services Division Article 1 Table 1 PM-3812 R3-4-234. FM-4434 R3-4-235. FR-4434 R3-4-236. FR-4434 R3-4-237. FR-4434 R3-4-248. SPM-3093; FM-5345 R3-4-805. PM-3088; FM-5342 Allopathic Board of Medical Examiners R4-16-101. PM-3886 R4-16-103. PM-3886 R4-16-109. PN-3886 R4-16-201. PM-5235 R4-16-202. PM-5235 R4-16-203. PM-5235 R4-16-204. PM-5235 R4-16-205. PM-5235 R4-16-401. PN-3886 R4-16-402. PN-3886 R4-16-403. PN-3886 R4-16-404. PN-3886 R4-16-405. PN-3886 R4-16-406. PN-3886 R4-16-407. PN-3886 R4-16-408. PN-3886 R4-16-409. PN-3886 R4-16-410. PN-3886 Appraisal, Board of R4-46-401. PM-5333 ArizonaCommissionontheArts R2-2-201. PN-3200 R2-2-202. PN-3200 R2-2-203. PN-3200 R2-2-204. PN-3200 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Administration R9-22-101. PXM-3725; PM-3738; FXM-4593; FXM-5701; FM-5814 R9-22-102. FXM-5701 R9-22-109 FXM-4593 R9-22-112 FXM-4593 R9-22-114 FXM-4593 R9-22-115 FXM-4593

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 146 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-22-116 FXR-4593 R9-22-117 FXM-4593 R9-22-118 TXN-3964 R9-22-120. PXM-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-201. FXM-4593 R9-22-204. FXM-4593 R9-22-206. FXM-5701 R9-22-210. FXM-4593 R9-22-217. FXM-5701 R9-22-401. PXR-3738 R9-22-402. PXR-3738 R9-22-403. PXR-3738 R9-22-404. PXR-3738 R9-22-405. PXR-3738 R9-22-406. PXR-3738 R9-22-601. PXN-3738 R9-22-602. PXR-3738; PXN-3738 R9-22-603. PXR-3738; PXN-3738 R9-22-604. FXM-3738 R9-22-605. FXN-3738 R9-22-606. FXN-3738 R9-22-701. FXM-3738 R9-22-709. FXM-3738 R9-22-714. FXR-3738; PXN-3738 R9-22-716. FXM-3738 R9-22-719. FXN-3738 R9-22-901. FXN-4593; FXR-4393 R9-2-902. FXN-4593; FXR-4393 R9-22-903. FXN-4593 R9-22-904. FXN-4593 R9-22-905. FXN-4593 R9-22-906. FXN-4593 R9-22-907. FXN-4593 R9-22-908. FXN-4593 R9-22-909. FXN-4593 R9-22-1201. FXM-4593 R9-22-1202. FXM-4593 R9-22-1203. FXM-4593 R9-22-1204. FXM-4593 R9-22-1205. FXM-4593 R9-22-1206. FXM-4593 R9-22-1401. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1402. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1403. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1404. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1405. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1406. FXR-4593; FXN-4593 R9-22-1407. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1408. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1409. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1410. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1411. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1413. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1414. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1415. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1415. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1416. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1417. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1418. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1419. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1419. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1420. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1421. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1422. FXR-4594; FXN-4594

December 31, 2001 Page 147 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-22-1423. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1424. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1425. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1426. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1427. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1428. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1429. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1430. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1431. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1432. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1433. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1434. FXR-4594; FXN-4594; FXN-5701 R9-22-1435. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1436. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1501. FXR-4594; FXN-4594 R9-22-1502. FXR-4595; FXN-4595 R9-22-1503. FXR-4595; FXN-4595 R9-22-1504. FXR-4595; FXN-4595 R9-22-1505. FXR-4595; FXN-4595 R9-22-1506. FXR-4595 R9-22-1507. FXR-4595 R9-22-1508. FXR-4595 R9-22-1601. FXR-4595 R9-22-1602. FXR-4595 R9-22-1603. FXR-4595 R9-22-1604. FXR-4595 R9-22-1605. FXR-4595 R9-22-1606. FXR-4595 R9-22-1607. FXR-4595 R9-22-1608. FXR-4595 R9-22-1609. FXR-4595 R9-22-1610. FXR-4595 R9-22-1611. FXR-4595 R9-22-1612. FXR-4595 R9-22-1613. FXR-4595 R9-22-1615. FXR-4595 R9-22-1616. FXR-4595 R9-22-1617. FXR-4595 R9-22-1618. FXR-4595 R9-22-1619. FXR-4595 R9-22-1620. FXR-4595 R9-22-1622. FXR-4595 R9-22-1623. FXR-4595 R9-22-1624. FXR-4595 R9-22-1625. FXR-4595 R9-22-1626. FXR-4595 R9-22-1627. FXR-4595 R9-22-1628. FXR-4595 R9-22-1629. FXR-4595 R9-22-1630. FXR-4595 R9-22-1631. FXR-4595 R9-22-1633. FXR-4595 R9-22-1634. FXR-4595 R9-22-1636. FXR-4595 R9-22-1701. FXM-4595; FXM-5701 R9-22-1702. PXM-4595 R9-22-1703. PXM-4595 R9-22-1704. PXM-4595 R9-22-1801. TN-3964 R9-22-1802. TN-3964 R9-22-1803. TN-3964 R9-22-1804. TN-3964 R9-22-1805. TN-3964 R9-22-2001. PN-3725; FN-5814

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 148 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-22-2002. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2003. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2004. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2005. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2006. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2007. PN-3725; FN-5814 R9-22-2008. PN-3725 R9-22-2009. PN-3725 R9-22-2010. PN-3725 R9-22-2011. PN-3725 R9-22-2012. PN-3725 R9-22-2013. PN-3725 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Arizona Long-Term Care System R9-28-101. PXM-3757; FXM-4691 R9-28-204. FXM-4691 R9-28-301. FM-5824 R9-28-302. FM-5824 R9-28-303. F#-5824; FN-5824 R9-28-304. F#-5824; FM-5824 R9-28-305. F#-5824; FM-5824 R9-28-306. F#-5824; FM-5824 R9-28-307. F#-5824; FM-5824 R9-28-401. FXM-4691 R9-28-402. FXM-4691 R9-28-406. FXM-4691 R9-28-407. FXM-4691 R9-28-408. FXM-4691 R9-28-416. FXM-4691 R9-28-419. TN-3965 R9-28-601. PXM-3757 R9-28-602. PXM-3757 R9-28-603. PXR-3757; PXN-3757 R9-28-604. PXR-3757; PXN-3757 R9-28-605. PXR-3757; PXN-3757 R9-28-606. PXR-3757; PXN-3757 R9-28-607. PXR-3757 R9-28-608. PXR-3757 R9-28-701. PXM-3757 R9-28-707. PXM-3757 R9-28-710. PXR-3757 R9-28-714. PXN-3757 R9-28-715. PXN-3757 R9-28-1101. FXM-4691 R9-28-1103. FXM-4691 R9-28-1104. FXM-4691 R9-28-1105. FXM-4691 R9-28-1106. FXM-4691 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Children’s Health Insurance Program R9-31-101. PXM-3766; FXM-4740; FM-5846 R9-31-103. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-112 FXM-4740 R9-31-210. PXM-3766 R9-31-201 FXM-4740 R9-31-211. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-213. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-302. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-303. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-304. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-306. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-307. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-308. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-310. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-311. TN-3965

December 31, 2001 Page 149 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-31-503. PXM-3766 R9-31-504. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-507. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-509. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-511. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-512. PXM-3766 R9-31-513. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-521. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-522. PXM-3766 R9-31-601. PXM-3791 R9-31-602. PXN-3791 R9-31-603. PXN-3791 R9-31-604. PXN-3791 R9-31-605. PXN-3791 R9-31-606. PXN-3791 R9-31-701. PXM-3791 R9-31-709. PXN-3791 R9-31-716. PXM-3791 R9-31-717. PXN-3791 R9-31-1201. FXM-4740 R9-31-1202. FXM-4740 R9-31-1203. FXM-4740 R9-31-1204. FXM-4740 R9-31-1205. PXM-3766; FXM-4740; FM-5846 R9-31-1206. FXM-4740 R9-31-1207. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1403. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1404. PXN-3766, PXR-3766; F#-5846; FN-5846 R9-31-1405. PXM-3766; PXR-3766; F#-5846; FM-5846 R9-31-1406. PXM-3766; PXR-3766; PXN-3766; F#-5846; FM-5846 R9-31-1407. PXN-3766; F#-5846; FM-5846 R9-31-1601. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1602. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1610. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1617. PXM-3766 R9-31-1618. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1622. PXM-3766; FM-5846 R9-31-1625. PXM-3766; FM-5846 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Health Care for Private Employer Groups/AHCCCS Administered R9-27-311. TN-3964 R9-27-601. TM-2583 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Premium Sharing Demonstration Project R9-30-101. FXM-4710 R9-30-102. FXM-4710 R9-30-103. FXM-4710 R9-30-107. FXM-4710 R9-30-201. FXM-4710 R9-30-204. FXM-4710 R9-30-205. FXM-4710 R9-30-206. FXM-4710 R9-30-208. FXM-4710 R9-30-209. FXM-4710 R9-30-210. FXM-4710 R9-30-211. FXM-4710 R9-30-212. FXM-4710 R9-30-213. FXM-4710 R9-30-215. FXM-4710 R9-30-216. FXM-4710 R9-30-217. FXM-4710 R9-30-301. FXM-4710 R9-30-302. FXM-4710 R9-30-303. FXM-4710 R9-30-304. FXM-4710

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 150 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-30-305. FXM-4710 R9-30-306. FXM-4710 R9-30-307. TN-3965 R9-30-401. FXM-4710 R9-30-403. FXM-4710 R9-30-404. FXM-4710 R9-30-407. FXM-4710 R9-30-409. FXM-4710 R9-30-501. FXN-4710 R9-30-502. FXM-4710 R9-30-504. FXM-4710 R9-30-507. FXM-4710 R9-30-509. FXM-4710 R9-30-510. FXM-4710 R9-30-512. FXM-4710 R9-30-513. FXM-4710 R9-30-518. FXM-4711 R9-30-524. FXM-4711 R9-30-601. FXM-4711 R9-30-603. FXM-4711 R9-30-701. FXM-4711 R9-30-702. FXM-4711 R9-30-703. FXM-4711 R9-30-801. FXM-4711 R9-30-802. FXM-4711 R9-30-803. FXM-4711 R9-30-804. FXM-4711 R9-30-805. FXM-4711 R9-30-806. FXM-4711 R9-30-807. FXM-4711 R9-30-808. FXM-4711 R9-30-809. FXM-4711 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Prescription Medication Coverage Pilot Program R9-32-101. FXN-5245 R9-32-201. FXN-5245 R9-32-202. FXN-5245 R9-32-203. FXN-5245 R9-32-204. FXN-5245 R9-32-301. FXN-5245 R9-32-401. FXN-5245 R9-32-402. FXN-5245 R9-32-501. FXN-5245 R9-32-502. FXN-5245 R9-32-503. FXN-5245 R9-32-504. FXN-5245 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Qualified Medicare Beneficiary R9-29-101 TFXM-4357 Banking, Department of; R20-4-102. PM-3802 R20-4-106. PM-3802 R20-4-107. PM-3802 R20-4-209. PM-3091; FM-5388 R20-4-214. FM-4142 R20-4-701. PM-3675; FM-5385 R20-4-702. PM-3675; FM-5385 R20-4-703. PM-3675; FM-5385 R20-4-704. PM-3675; FM-5385 R20-4-706. PR-3675; FR-5385 R20-4-707. PM-3675; PM-5807 R20-4-708. PN-3675; FN-5385 R20-4-1201. PM-4262 R20-4-1202. PM-4262 R20-4-1203. PR-4262

December 31, 2001 Page 151 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R20-4-1204. PM-4262 R20-4-1205. PR-4262 R20-4-1206. PR-4262 R20-4-1207. PR-4262 R20-4-1208. PM-4262 R20-4-1209. PM-4262 R20-4-1210. PM-4262 R20-4-1211. PM-4262 R20-4-1212. PR-4262 R20-4-1213. PR-4262 R20-4-1214. PR-4262 R20-4-1214. PR-4262 R20-4-1215. PR-4262 R20-4-1216. PR-4262 R20-4-1217. PR-4262 R20-4-1218. PR-4262 R20-4-1219. PM-4262 R20-4-1220. PM-4262 R20-4-1805. PM-3802 Chiropractic Examiners, Board of; R4-7-501. FM-2821 R4-7-601. FM-2821 R4-7-801. FM-2821 R4-7-1001. PM-3016 R4-7-1003. PM-3016 R4-7-1301. FM-4328 Commerce, Department of R20-1-101. FM-3227 R20-1-102. FM-3227 R20-1-103. FR-3227; F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-104. F#-3227; FN-3227 R20-1-105. FR-3227; F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-106. F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-107. FR-3227; FN-3227 R20-1-108. FR-3227; F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-109. F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-110. FR-3227; F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-111. FR-3227; F#-3227; FM-3227 R20-1-112. FR-3227 R20-1-113. FR-3227 R20-1-114. FR-3227 R20-1-115. FR-3227 R20-1-116. F#-3227 R20-1-117. F#-3227 R20-1-118. F#-3227 R20-1-119. F#-3227 R20-1-120. FR-3227 R20-1-301. PN-3836 R20-1-302. PN-3836 R20-1-303. PN-3836 R20-1-304. PN-3836 R20-1-350. PN-3836 R20-1-306. PN-3836 R20-1-307. PN-3836 R20-1-308. PN-3836 R20-1-309. PN-3836 Community Colleges of Arizona, State Board of Directors for R7-1-709. FM-4963 R7-1-902. EN-4272 Corporation Commission - Securities R14-4-114. FM-5381 R14-4-134. PM-4846

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 152 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R14-4-148. FN-5871 R14-4-301. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-302. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-303. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-304. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-305. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-306. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-307. PR-4952; PN-4952 R14-4-308. PR-4952; PN-4952 Economic Security, Department of - Social Services Article 49 Appendix A. FXM-3111 Appendix B. FXM-4884 R6-5-5101. EXP-5257 R6-5-5102. EXP-5257 R6-5-5103. EXP-5257 R6-5-5104. EXP-5257 R6-5-5105. EXP-5257 R6-5-5106. EXP-5257 R6-5-5107. EXP-5257 R6-5-5901. EXP-5257 R6-5-5902. EXP-5257 R6-5-5905. EXP-5257 R6-5-5911. EXP-5257 R6-5-5912. EXP-5257 Education, State Board of R7-2-302. PM-5760 R7-2-305. FN-5363 R7-2-306. PM-4784 R7-2-1308. PN-5762 Emergency and Military Affairs, Department of - Division of Emergency Management R8-2-18 PSMR-5655 R8-2-19 PSMR-5655 R8-2-20 PSMR-5655 R8-2-21 PSMR-5655 Figure 1 PSMR-5655 Figure 2 PSMR-5655 Example No. 1 PSMR-5655 Example No. 2 PSMR-5655 Example No. 3 PSMR-5655 Example No. 4 PSMR-5655 Example No. 5 PSMR-5655 Example No. 6A PSMR-5655 Example No. 6B PSMR-5655 Example No. 7 PSMR-5655 R8-2-22 PSMR-5655 Environmental Quality, Department of - Air Pollution Control R18-2-301. FM-5670 R18-2-326. FM-5670 R18-2-511. FM-5670 R18-2-715. PM-4048 R-2-715.01. PM-4048 R18-2-1001. PM-4055 R18-2-1003. PM-4055 R18-2-1005. PM-4055 R18-2-1006. PM-4055 R18-2-1007. PM-4055 R18-2-1009. PM-4055 R18-2-1010. PM-4055 R18-2-1011. PM-4055 R18-2-1012. PM-4055 R18-2-1014. PR-4055

December 31, 2001 Page 153 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R18-2-1015. PR-4055 R18-2-1016. PM-4055 R18-2-1017. PM-4055 R18-2-1018. PM-4055 R18-2-1019. PM-4055 R18-2-1020. PM-4055 R18-2-1024. PR-4086 R18-2-1025. PM-4055 R18-2-1027. PM-4055 Table 2. PM-4055 Table 3. PM-4055 Table 6. PM-4055 Environmental Quality, Department of - Environmental Reviews and Certification R18-5-101. FM-5079 R18-5-102. FM-5079 R18-5-104. FM-5079 R18-5-112. FM-5079 R18-5-115. FM-5079 Environmental Quality, Department of - Safe Drinking Water R18-4-101. PM-3892 R18-4-103. PM-3892 R18-4-104. PM-3892 Appendix A. PN-3892 R18-4-205 PM-3892 R18-4-207. FM-5067 R18-4-209. FM-5067 R18-4-210. PM-3892 R18-4-214 PM-3892 R18-4-214.01 PN-3892 R18-4-217. FM-5067 R18-4-220. PM-3892 R18-4-224. FM-5067 R18-4-225. FM-5067 R18-4-226. FM-5067 R18-4-301 PM-3892 R18-4-301.02. PN-3892 R18-4-302. PM-3892 R18-4-303. PM-3892 R18-4-401. PR-3892; PN-3892; PM-3892 R18-4-402. P#-3892; PN-3892; PM-3892 R18-4-403. P#-3892; FM-5067 Appendix A. PR-3892 R18-4-703. PM-3892 R18-4-704. PM-3892 R18-4-706. PM-3892 R18-4-709. PM-3892 Appendix A. PR-3892 Appendix B. PR-3892 Environmental Quality, Department of - Solid Waste Management R18-13-1201. FM-5695 R18-13-1202. FM-5695 R18-13-1205. FM-5695 R18-13-1209. FR-5695 R18-13-1210. FM-5695 Environmental Quality - Waste Management R18-8-260. PM-4233 R18-8-261. PM-4233 R18-8-262. PM-4233 R18-8-264. PM-4233 R18-8-265. PM-4233 R18-8-266. PM-4233 R18-8-268. PM-4233

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 154 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R18-8-270. PM-4233 R18-8-271. PM-4233 R18-8-273. PM-4233 Environmental Quality, Department of - Water Infrastructure Finance Authority R18-15-101. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-103. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-104. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-105. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-106. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-108. PR-3578; PN-3578; FR-5956; F#-5956 R18-15-109. P#-3578; PN-3578; F#-5956 R18-15-110. P#-3578; PN-3578; PM-3578; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-111. P#-3578; PN-3578; PM-3578; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-112. P#-3578; PN-3578; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-113. P#-3578; F#-5956 R18-15-201. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-202. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-203. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-204. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-205. PM-3578; FR-5956; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-206. PM-3578; F#-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-207. PM-3578; FR-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-208. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-301. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-302. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-303. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-304. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-305. PM-3578; FR-5956; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-306. PM-3578; F#-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-307. PM-3578; FR-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-308. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-403. PR-3578; FR-5956 R18-15-501. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-502. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-503. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-504. PR-3578; PN-3578; PM-3578; FR-5956; F#-5956; FM-5956 R18-15-505. P#-3578; PN-3578; F#-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-506. PR-3578; PN-3578; FR-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-507. PR-3578; PN-3578; FR-5956; FN-5956 R18-15-508. PN-3578; FN-5956 R18-15-509. PN-3578; FN-5956 R18-15-510. PN-3578; FN-5956 R18-15-511. PN-3578; FN-5956 R18-15-601. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-602. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-603. PM-3578; FM-5956 R18-15-701. PM-3578; FM-5956 Environmental Quality, Department of - Water Pollution Control R18-9-A901. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A902. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A903. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A904. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A905. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A906. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A907. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A908. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-A909. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B901. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B902. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B903. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B904. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B905. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-B906. PN-3532; FN-5879

December 31, 2001 Page 155 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R18-9-B907. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-C901. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-C902. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-C903. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-C904. PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-1001. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1002. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1003. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1004. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1005. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1006. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1007. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1008. P#-3532; PN-3532; FN-5879 R18-9-1009. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1010. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1011. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1012. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1013. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1014. P#-3532; PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 R18-9-1015. PN-3532; PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 Appendix A. PM-3532; F#-5879; FM-5879 Environmental Quality, Department of - Water Quality Standards R18-11-601. PN-3648; TN-5650 R18-11-602. PN-3648; TN-5650 R18-11-603. PN-3648; TN-5650 R18-11-604. PN-3648; TN-5650 R18-11-605. PN-3648; TN-5650 R18-11-606. PN-3648; TN-5650 Game and Fish Commission R12-4-119. PM-5174 R12-4-304. PM-5174 R12-4-307. PM-5174 R12-4-309. PM-5174 Governing Committee for Tax Deferred Annuities and Deferred Compensation Plans R2-9-101. PR-5232; PN-5232 R2-9-102. PR-5232 Health Services, Department of - Arizona Long-term Care System R9-28-301. PM-3436 R9-28-302. PM-3436 R9-28-303. P#-3436; PN-3436 R9-28-304. P#-3436; PN-3436; PM-3436 R9-28-305. P#-3436; PN-3436; PM-3436 R9-28-306. P#-3436; PN-3436; PM-3436 R9-28-307. P#-3436; PN-3436; PM-3436 Health Services, Department of - Arizona Medically Underserved Area Health Services R9-24-401. FR-2849 R9-24-402. FR-2849 R9-24-403. FR-2849 R9-24-404. FR-2849 R9-24-405. FR-2849 Exhibit A. FR-2849 R9-24-406. FR-2849 R9-24-407. FR-2849 R9-24-408. FR-2849 Exhibit B. FR-2849 R9-24-409. FR-2849 R9-24-410. FR-2849 R9-24-411. FR-2849 Exhibit C. FR-2849 R9-24-412. FR-2849

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 156 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Exhibit D. FR-2849 Health Services, Department of - Behavioral Health Service Agencies: Licensure Table 1. P#-4439 R9-20-101. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-102. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-103. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-104. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-105. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-106. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-107. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-108. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; FXN-4439 R9-20-109. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-110. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-111. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-112. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-113. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-114. PXR-3247; FXR-4439 R9-20-201. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4439; PXN-4439 R9-20-202. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-203. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-204. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-205. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-206. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-207. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-208. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-209. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-210. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-211. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-212. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-213. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-214. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-215. PXN-3247; FXN-4439 R9-20-301. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-302. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-303. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-304. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-305. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-306. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-307. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-308. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-309. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-310. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-311. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-401. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-402. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-403. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-404. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-405. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-406. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-407. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-408. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-409. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-410. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-411. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-412. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-413. PXR-3247; FXR-4440 R9-20-501. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-502. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-503. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-504. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-505. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-506. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4440; FXN-4440 R9-20-601. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-602. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441

December 31, 2001 Page 157 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-20-603. PXR-3247; FXR-4441 R9-20-604. PXR-3247; FXR-4441 R9-20-605. PXR-3247; FXR-4441 R9-20-701. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-702. PXR-3247; FXR-4441 R9-20-801. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-802. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-803. PXN-3247 R9-20-901. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-902. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-903. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-904. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1001. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-1002. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-1003. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-1004. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1005. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1006. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1007. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1008. PXN-3247; FXN-4441; R9-20-1009.PXN-3247 R9-20-1010. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1011. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1012. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1013. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1014. PXN-3247; FXN-4441 R9-20-1101. PXR-3247; PXN-3247 R9-20-1102. PXR-3247 R9-20-1201. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXR-4441; FXN-4441 R9-20-1202. PXN-3247; FXR-4442; FXN-4442 R9-20-1301. PXR-3247; PXN-3247 R9-20-1302. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1303. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1304. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1305. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1306. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1307. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1308. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1309. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1310. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1311. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1312. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1313. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1314. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1401. PXR-3247; PXN-3247; FXN-4442; FXR-4442 R9-20-1402. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1403. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1501. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1502. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1503. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1504. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1505. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1506. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1507. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1508. PXN-3247; FXN-4442 R9-20-1601. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1602. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1603. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1701. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1702. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1703. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1704. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1705. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1706. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1707. PXR-3247; FXR-4442

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 158 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-20-1708. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1709. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1710. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1711. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1712. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1713. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1801. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1802. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1803. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1804. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1805. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1806. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1807. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1808. PXR-3247; FXR-4442 R9-20-1809. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1810. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1811. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1812. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1813. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1814. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1815. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1816. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-1817. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 Exhibit A. PXR-3247 R9-20-A1901. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-A1902. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1901. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1902. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1903. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1904. PXR-3247; FXR-4443; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1905. PXR-3247 R9-20-B1906. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1907. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1908. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 R9-20-B1909. PXR-3247; FXR-4443 Health Services, Department of - Communicable Diseases R9-6-101. PM-5546 R9-6-102. PM-5546 R9-6-103. PM-5546 R9-6-104. PR-5546 R9-6-202. PM-5546 R9-6-308. PM-5546 R9-6-309. PM-5546 R9-6-323. PM-5546 R9-6-330. PM-5546 R9-6-331. PM-5546 R9-6-360. PM-5546 R9-6-401. P#-5546; PN-5546 R9-6-402. P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-403. P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-404. P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-405. P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-406. P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-407. PR-5546; P#-5546; PM-5546 R9-6-408. P#-5546; PN-5546 R9-6-409. P#-5546; PM-5546 Exhibit A. P#-5546 Exhibit B. P#-5546 R9-6-410. P#-5546 R9-6-801. PN-5130 R9-6-802. PN-5130 R9-6-803. PN-5130 R9-6-901. PN-5546 R9-6-902. P#-5546; PM-5546

December 31, 2001 Page 159 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Exhibit A. P#-5546; PM-5546 Exhibit B. P#-5546; PM-5546 Health Services, Department of - Emergency Medical Services R9-25-803. Exhibit 1. FXR-4895 Exhibit 2. FXR-4895 Exhibit 3. FXR-4895 Exhibit 4. FXR-4895 R9-25-101. FXM-4888 R9-25-206. FXM-4888 R9-25-514. FXM-4888 R9-25-615. FXM-4888 R9-25-801. FXM-4895 R9-25-803. FXM-4888 R9-25-804. FX#-4888 Health Services, Department of - Group Homes for Individuals who are Developmentally Disabled R9-32-101. SPN-2812 R9-32-102. SPN-2812 R9-32-103. SPN-2812 R9-32-104. SPN-2812 R9-32-105. SPN-2812 R9-32-106. SPN-2812 R9-32-107. SPN-2812 R9-32-201. SPN-2812 R9-32-202. SPN-2812 R9-32-203. SPN-2812 R9-32-204. SPN-2812 R9-32-205. SPN-2812 R9-32-206. SPN-2812 R9-32-207. SPN-2812 Health Services, Department of - Health Care Institutions: Licensure R9-10-201. PN-4791 R9-10-202. PN-4791 R9-10-203. PN-4791 R9-10-204. PN-4791 R9-10-205. PN-4791 R9-10-206. PN-4791 R9-10-207. PN-4791 R9-10-208. PN-4791 R9-10-209. PN-4791 R9-10-210. PN-4791 R9-10-211. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-212. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-213. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-214. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-215. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-216. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-217. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-218. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-219. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-220. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-221. PN-4791; PR-4791 R9-10-222. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-223. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-224. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-225. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-226. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-227. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-228. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-229. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-230. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-231. PN-4792; PR-4792 R9-10-232. PN-4792; PR-4792

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 160 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-10-233. PR-4792 R9-10-311. PR-4792 R9-10-312. PR-4792 R9-10-313. PR-4792 R9-10-314. PR-4792 R9-10-315. PR-4792 R9-10-316. PR-4792 R9-10-317. PR-4792 R9-10-318. PR-4792 R9-10-319. PR-4792 R9-10-320. PR-4792 R9-10-321. PR-4792 R9-10-322. PR-4792 R9-10-323. PR-4792 R9-10-324. PR-4792 R9-10-325. PR-4792 R9-10-326. PR-4792 R9-10-327. PR-4792 R9-10-328. PR-4792 R9-10-329. PR-4792 R9-10-330. PR-4792 R9-10-331. PR-4792 R9-10-332. PR-4792 R9-10-333. PR-4792 R9-10-411. PR-4792 R9-10-412. PR-4792 R9-10-413. PR-4792 R9-10-414. PR-4792 R9-10-415. PR-4792 R9-10-416. PR-4792 R9-10-417. PR-4792 R9-10-418. PR-4792 R9-10-419. PR-4792 R9-10-420. PR-4792 R9-10-421. PR-4792 R9-10-422. PR-4792 R9-10-423. PR-4792 R9-10-424. PR-4792 R9-10-425. PR-4792 R9-10-426. PR-4792 R9-10-427. PR-4792 R9-10-428. PR-4792 R9-10-429. PR-4792 R9-10-430. PR-4792 R9-10-431. PR-4792 R9-10-432. PR-4793 R9-10-433. PR-4793 R9-10-434. PR-4793 R9-10-435. PR-4793 R9-10-436. PR-4793 R9-10-437. PR-4793 R9-10-438. PR-4793 Health Services, Department of - Laboratories R9-14-403. PM-3018; FM-5364 R9-14-404. PM-3018; FM-5364 Exh. P-EN. PN-3018; FN-5364 Exh. PP-EN. PN-3018; FN-5364 Exh. Q-EN. PN-3018; FN-5364 Exh. QQ-EN. PN-3018; FN-5364 Exh. WWW-EN. PN-3018; FN-5364 R9-14-501. FM-4965 R9-14-502. FM-4965 R9-14-503. FM-4965 R9-14-504. FM-4965

December 31, 2001 Page 161 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-14-505. FM-4965 Health Services, Department of - Loan Repayment R9-15-101. FN-2823 R9-15-201. FN-2823 R9-15-202. FN-2823 R9-15-203. FN-2823 R9-15-204. FN-2823 R9-15-205. FN-2823 R9-15-206. FN-2823 R9-15-207. FN-2823 R9-15-208. FN-2823 R9-15-209. FN-2823 R9-15-210. FN-2823 R9-15-211. FN-2823 R9-15-212. FN-2823 R9-15-213. FN-2823 R9-15-214. FN-2823 R9-15-215. FN-2823 R9-15-216. FN-2823 R9-15-217. FN-2823 R9-15-218. FN-2823 R9-15-301. FN-2823 R9-15-302. FN-2823 R9-15-303. FN-2823 R9-15-304. FN-2823 R9-15-305. FN-2823 R9-15-306. FN-2823 R9-15-307. FN-2823 R9-15-308. FN-2823 R9-15-309. FN-2823 R9-15-310. FN-2823 R9-15-311. FN-2823 R9-15-312. FN-2823 R9-15-313. FN-2823 R9-15-314. FN-2823 R9-15-315. FN-2823 R9-15-316. FN-2823 R9-15-317. FN-2823 R9-15-318. FN-2823 Health Services, Department of - Mental Health Services for Persons with Serious Mental Illness R9-21-101. FXM-3469 R9-21-106. FXM-3469 Health Services, Department of - Occupational Licensing R9-16-112. EXP-5029 R9-16-310. EXP-5029 R9-16-401. EXP-5257; PR-5574; PN-5574 R9-16-402. PR-5574; PN-5574 R9-16-403. PN-5574 R9-16-404. PN-5574 R9-16-405. EXP-5257; PR-5574; PN-5574 R9-16-406. PR-5574; PN-5574 R9-16-407. PR-5574; PN-5574 R9-16-408. PR-5574 R9-16-409. PR-5574 R9-16-410. PR-5574 R9-16-411. PR-5574 R9-16-412. PR-5574 R9-16-413. PR-5574 R9-16-414. EXP-5257; PR-5574 Health Services, Department of - Tobacco Tax-funded Programs R9-2-201. EXP-3844 R9-2-202. EXP-3844

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 162 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R9-2-203. EXP-3844 R9-2-204. EXP-3844 R9-2-205. EXP-3844 R9-2-301. EXP-3844. R9-2-302. EXP-3844 R9-2-303. EXP-3844 R9-2-401. EXP-3844 R9-2-402. EXP-3844 R9-2-403. EXP-3844 R9-2-404. EXP-3844 R9-2-405. EXP-3844 R9-2-406. EXP-3844 R9-2-407. EXP-3844 R9-2-408. EXP-3844 R9-2-409. EXP-3844 R9-2-4010. EXP-3844 R9-2-4011. EXP-3844 Industrial Commission of Arizona R20-5-101. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-102. FR-3966; FN-3966; FR-4995; FN-4995 R20-5-103. FR-3966; FN-3966; FR-4995; FN-4995 R20-5-104. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-105. FR-3966; FN-3966; FR-4995; FN-4995 R20-5-106. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-107. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-108. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-109. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-110. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-112. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-113. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-114. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-115. FR-3966; FN-3966; FR-4995; FN-4995 R20-5-116. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-117. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-118. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-119. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-121. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-123. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-124. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-125. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-126. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-127. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-128. FR-3966; FN-3966; FR-4995; FN-4995 R20-5-129. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-130. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-131. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-133. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-134. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-136. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-137. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-138. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-139. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-140. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-141. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-142. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-143. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-144. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-145. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-146. FR-3966; FR-4995 R20-5-147. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-148. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-149. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-150. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-151. FM-3966; FM-4995

December 31, 2001 Page 163 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R20-5-152. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-153. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-154. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-155. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-156. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-157. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-158. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-159. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-160. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-162. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-163. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-164. FM-3966; FM-4995 R20-5-601. PR-4089 R20-5-602. FM-5137 Insurance, Department of R20-6-218. PR-3033; FR-5443 R20-6-604. PR-4856; PN-4856 R20-6-604.01. PN-4856 R20-6-604.02. PN-4856 R20-6-604.03. PN-4857 R20-6-604.04. PN-4857 R20-6-604.05. PN-4857 R20-6-604.06. PN-4857 R20-6-604.07. PN-4857 R20-6-604.08. PN-4857 R20-6-604.09. PN-4857 R20-6-604.10. PN-4857 Law Enforcement Merit System Council R13-5-101. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-302. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-304. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-305. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-312. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-314. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-316. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-506. PM-3456; FM-5373 R13-5-804. PM-3456; FM-5373 Liquor Licenses and Control, Department of R19-1-204. FXM-5252 R19-1-250. FXM-5252 LotteryCommission,ArizonaState R19-3-208. FN-3043 Nursing, Board of R4-19-201. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-202. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-203. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-204. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-205. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-206. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-207. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-208. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-209. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-210. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-211. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-212. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-213. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-214. SPM-3096; FM-5349 R4-19-309. PN-5480 R4-19-501. FM-3213 Pharmacy, Board of R4-23-110. PM-3204; PM-3520; PM-3718; PM-4877

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 164 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R4-23-202. PM-3718 R4-23-203. PM-3718 R4-23-204. PM-3718 R4-23-205. PM-3520; PM-3718 R4-23-301. PM-3520 R4-23-302. PM-3520 R4-23-303. PM-3520 R4-23-304. PM-3520 R4-23-305. PM-3520 R4-23-404. PM-3204; PM-4877 R4-23-405. PM-3204; PM-4877 R4-23-406. PM-3204; PM-4877 R4-23-407. PM-3204; PM-4877 R4-23-409. PM-3204; PM-4877 R4-23-604. PM-3815 R4-23-606. PM-3825 R4-23-607. PM-3825 R4-23-608. PM-4253 R4-23-611. PM-4253 R4-23-612. PM-4253 R4-23-613. PN-3825 Plumbing Code Commission, Arizona Uniform R4-48-101. FM-4329 R4-48-102. FM-4329 Table A. FR-4329 Table B. FR-4329 Illustration A. FR-4329 R4-48-103. FN-4329 Table A. FN-4329 Table A. FR-4329 Table B. FR-4330 R4-48-104. FR-4329; FN-4329 R4-48-105. FN-4330 Table A. FN-4330 R4-48-106. FN-4330 R4-48-107. FN-4330 R4-48-108. FN-4330 R4-48-109. FN-4330 R4-48-110. FN-4330 R4-48-111. FN-4330 R4-48-112. FN-4330 R4-48-113. FN-4330 R4-48-114. FN-4330 Table A. FN-4330 R4-48-119. FN-4330 R4-48-120. FN-4330 R4-48-121. FN-4330 R4-48-122. FN-4330 Illustration A. FN-4330 R4-48-123. FN-4330 R4-48-124. FN-4330 R4-48-126. FN-4330 R4-48-129. FN-4330 Postsecondary Education, Commission for R7-3-501. PM-5062 R7-3-505. PM-4310; FXM-5699 Private Postsecondary Education, Board for R4-39-501. SPR-4323; SPN-4322; SPR-5337; SPN-5337 R4-39-502. PM-4323; SPR-5337; SPN-5337 R4-39-503. SPN-4323; SPN-5337 R4-39-601. PM-4256 R4-39-602. PM-4256 R4-39-603. PN-4256

December 31, 2001 Page 165 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Psychologist Examiners, Board of R4-26-108. FXN-1258 Radiation Regulatory Agency R12-1-101. PM-5764 R12-1-102. PM-5764 R12-1-103. PM-5764 R12-1-104. PM-5764 R12-1-105. PM-5764 R12-1-106. PM-5764 R12-1-201. PM-5585 R12-1-202. PM-5585 R12-1-203. PM-5585 R12-1-205. PM-5585 R12-1-206. PM-5585 Appendix A. FN-2584 R12-1-207. PM-5585 R12-1-208. PM-5585 R12-1-209. PR-5585; PN-5585 Appendix A. PM-5585 R12-1-309. PM-5764 R12-1-319. PM-5764 R12-1-403. PM-5764 R12-1-423. PM-5764 R12-1-425. PM-5764 R12-1-434. PM-5764 R12-1-501. PR-5764; PN-5764 R12-1-502. PR-5764; PN-5764 R12-1-514. PN-5764 R12-1-521. PM-5764 R12-1-533. PM-5764 R12-1-535. PN-5764 R12-1-541. PM-5764 R12-1-542. PN-5764 Appendix A. PN-5764 R12-1-602. PM-5585 R12-1-603. PM-5585 R12-1-604. PM-5585 R12-1-605. PM-5585 R12-1-606. PM-5585 R12-1-607. PM-5585 R12-1-608. PM-5585 R12-1-609. PM-5585 R12-1-610. PM-5585 R12-1-611. PM-5585 R12-1-613. PM-5585 R12-1-614. PM-5585 R12-1-615. PR-5585 Appendix A. PM-5585 Appendix B. PR-5585 R12-1-702. FM-2584 R12-1-703. PM-5764 R12-1-704. PM-5764 R12-1-707. PM-5764 R12-1-714. PM-5764 R12-1-717. PM-5764 R12-1-718. PM-5764 R12-1-720. FN-2584 R12-1-901. PM-5585 R12-1-902. PN-5585 R12-1-903. PM-5585 R12-1-904. PM-5585 R12-1-905. PM-5585 R12-1-906. PM-5585 R12-1-907. PM-5585

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 166 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R12-1-908. PM-5585 R12-1-909. PM-5585 R12-1-910. PM-5585 R12-1-911. PM-5585 R12-1-912. PR-5585 R12-1-1101. PN-5764 R12-1-1103. PN-5764 R12-1-1104. PN-5764 R12-1-1105. PN-5764 R12-1-1106. PN-5764 R12-1-1107. PN-5764 R12-1-1108. PN-5764 R12-1-1109. PN-5764 R12-1-1110. PN-5764 R12-1-1111. PN-5764 R12-1-1112. PN-5764 Appendix A. PN-5764 R12-1-1201. PM-5585 R12-1-1202. PM-5585 R12-1-1205. PM-5585 R12-1-1206. PR-5585 R12-1-1207. PM-5585 R12-1-1208. PR-5585 R12-1-1209. PM-5585 R12-1-1210. PM-5585 R12-1-1213. PM-5585 R12-1-1214. PM-5585 R12-1-1215. PM-5585 R12-1-1216. PM-5585 R12-1-1217. PM-5585 R12-1-1218. PM-5585 R12-1-1219. PM-5585 R12-1-1220. PM-5585 R12-1-1223. PM-5585 R12-1-1302. PM-5764 R12-1-1306. PM-5764 R12-1-1401. PN-5585 R12-1-1402. PM-5585 R12-1-1403. PM-5585 R12-1-1404. PM-5585 R12-1-1405. PM-5585 R12-2-1406. PM-5585 R12-1-1407. PM-5585 R12-1-1408. PM-5585 R12-1-1409. PM-5585 R12-1-1410. PM-5585 R12-1-1411. PR-5585 R12-1-1412. PM-5585 R12-1-1413. PM-5585 R12-1-1414. PM-5585 R12-1-1415. PM-5585 R12-1-1416. PM-5585 R12-1-1417. PR-5585; PN-5585 R12-1-1418. PN-5585 R12-1-1421. PM-5585 R12-1-1422. PM-5585 R12-1-1423. PM-5585 R12-1-1425. PM-5585 R12-1-1426. PM-5585 R12-1-1427. PM-5585 R12-1-1429. PM-5585 R12-1-1433. PM-5585 R12-1-1434. PM-5585 R12-1-1435. PM-5585

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Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 168 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R15-10-501. PN-3527; FN-5383 R15-10-502. PN-3527; FN-5383 R15-10-503. PN-3527; FN-5383 Revenue, Department of - Income and Withholding Tax Section R15-2A-102. FR-2885 R15-2A-103. FM-2885 R15-2A-104. FM-2885 R15-2A-201. FR-2885 R15-2C-201. FM-2889 R15-2C-202. FM-2889 R15-2C-204. FM-2889 R15-2C-205. FM-2889 R15-2C-206. FM-2889 R15-2C-207. FM-2889 R15-2C-208. FR-2889 R15-2C-209. FR-2889 R15-2C-210. FM-2889 R15-2C-211. FM-2889 R15-2C-302. FR-2889 R15-2C-303. FR-2889 R15-2C-304. FM-2889 R15-2C-305. FM-2889 R15-2C-306. FM-2889 R15-2C-307. FM-2889 R15-2C-308. FR-2889 R15-2C-309. FR-2889 R15-2D-101. FM-4973 R15-2D-102. PN-3646 R15-2D-303. FM-2896 R15-2D-401. FM-4973 R15-2D-403. FM-4973 R15-2D-404. FM-4973 R15-2D-405. FM-4973 R15-2D-501. FM-4973 R15-2D-502. FM-4973 R15-2D-503. FM-4973 R15-2D-504. FM-4973 R15-2D-505. FM-4973 R15-2D-506. FM-4973 R15-2D-507. FM-4973 R15-2D-508. FM-4973 R15-2D-601. FM-4973 R15-2D-602. FM-4973 R15-2D-603. FM-4973 R15-2D-604. FM-4973 R15-2D-605. FM-4973 R15-2D-606. FM-4973 R15-2D-607. FM-4973 R15-2D-701. FM-4973; FXN-5715 R15-2D-702. FM-4973; FXN-5715 R15-2D-703. FM-4973; FXN-5715 R15-2D-704. FM-4973; FXN-5715 R15-2D-705. FM-4973; FXN-5715 R15-2D-801. FM-4973 R15-2D-803. FM-4973 R15-2D-804. FM-4973 R15-2D-805. FM-4973 R15-2D-806. FM-4973 R15-2D-807. FM-4973 R15-2D-901. FM-4973 R15-2D-902. FM-4973 R15-2D-903. FM-4973 R15-2D-1101. FXN-5720 R15-2D-1102. FXN-5720

December 31, 2001 Page 169 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R15-2D-1103. FXN-5720 R15-2D-1104. FXN-5720 R15-2D-1105. FXN-5720 R15-2G-101. FM-2898 R15-2G-102. FR-2898 Revenue, Department of R15-3-302. PN-4312 Revenue,Departmentof-PropertyTax R15-4-401. SPM-3108 Revenue, Department of - Transaction Privilege and Use Tax Section R15-5-2213. FM-5065 Secretary of State, Office of the R2-12-601. PN-5530 R2-12-602. PN-5530 R2-12-603. PN-5530 R2-12-604. PN-5530 R2-12-605. PN-5530 Secretary of State - Rules and Rulemaking R1-1-101. PM-5306 R1-1-103. PM-5306 R1-1-104. PM-5306 R1-1-105. PM-5306 R1-1-106. PM-5306 R1-1-107. PM-5306 R1-1-108. PM-5306 R1-1-109. PM-5306 R1-1-110. PM-5306 R1-1-111. PR-5306 R1-1-112. PM-5306 R1-1-113. PM-5306 R1-1-114. PM-5306 R1-1-201. PM-5306 R1-1-202. PM-5306 R1-1-203. PR-5306 R1-1-204. PM-5306 R1-1-205. PM-5306 R1-1-207. PR-5306 R1-1-208. PM-5306 R1-1-209. PM-5306 R1-1-210. PM-5306 R1-1-211. PM-5306 R1-1-212. PM-5306 R1-1-301. PM-5306 R1-1-302. PM-5306 R1-1-401. PM-5306 R1-1-402. PM-5306 R1-1-403. PM-5306 R1-1-404. PM-5306 R1-1-406. PM-5306 R1-1-407. PM-5306 R1-1-408. PM-5306 R1-1-409. PM-5306 R1-1-410. PM-5306 R1-1-411. PM-5306 R1-1-412. PM-5306 R1-1-413. PM-5306 R1-1-414. PM-5306 R1-1-415. PN-5306 R1-1-501. PM-5306 R1-1-502. PM-5306 R1-1-504. PM-5306

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 170 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R1-1-506. PM-5306 R1-1-507. PM-5306 R1-1-601. PM-5306 R1-1-602. PN-5306 R1-1-701. PM-5306 R1-1-801. PM-5306 R1-1-901. PM-5306 R1-1-902. PN-5306 R1-1-1001. PN-5306 StateRealEstateDepartment R4-28-104. PM-5238 R4-28-403. PM-5238 Technical Registration, Board of 4-30-301. PM-3810 Transportation, Department of - Administration R17-1-101. RC-3476 Table A. RC-3476 Table B. PM-4314; PM-4426 R17-1-102. RC-3476; FM-4347; PM-4426 R17-1-103. PN-3210; FN-5437 R17-1-202. RC-3477 R17-1-203. RC-3477 R17-1-204. RC-3477 R17-1-302. PR-4038; PM-4314 R17-1-307. PR-4038 R17-1-310. PR-4038 R17-1-311. PR-4038 R17-1-312. PR-4038 R17-1-313. PR-4038 R17-1-314. PR-4038 R17-1-315. PR-4038 R17-1-320. PR-4038 R17-1-321. PR-4038 R17-1-331. PR-4038 R17-1-332. PR-4038 R17-1-334. PR-4038 R17-1-335. PR-4038 R17-1-336. PR-4038 R17-1-337. PR-4038 R17-1-501. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-502. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-503. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-504. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-505. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-506. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-507. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-508. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-509. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-510. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-511. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-512. RC-3477; FM-4133 R17-1-513. RC-3477; FM-4133 Transportation, Department of - Commercial Programs R17-5-202. RC-3483 R17-5-203. RC-3483 R17-5-204. RC-3483 R17-5-205. RC-3483 R17-5-206. RC-3483 R17-5-207. RC-3483 R17-5-208. RC-3483 R17-5-209. RC-3483 R17-5-210. RC-3483; PM-4259

December 31, 2001 Page 171 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R17-5-211. RC-3483; PM-4259 R17-5-212. RC-3483 R17-5-302. RC-3483 R17-5-402. RC-3483 R17-5-404. RC-3483 R17-5-405. RC-3483 R17-5-406. RC-3483 R17-5-407. RC-3483 R17-5-408 PN-4131 R17-5-502. RC-3483 R17-5-503. RC-3483 R17-5-504. RC-3483 R17-5-505. RC-3483 R17-5-506. RC-3483 R17-5-507. RC-3483 R17-5-601. RC-3483 R17-5-602. RC-3483 R17-5-603. RC-3483 R17-5-604. RC-3483 R17-5-605. RC-3483 R17-5-606. RC-3483 R17-5-607. RC-3483 Appendix A. RC-3483 Appendix B. RC-3483 Appendix C. RC-3483 R17-5-608. RC-3483 R17-5-609. RC-3483 R17-5-610. RC-3483 Appendix A. RC-3483 Appendix B. RC-3483 R17-5-701. RC-3483 R17-5-702. RC-3483 R17-5-703. RC-3483 R17-5-704. RC-3483 R17-5-705. RC-3483 R17-5-706. RC-3483 Transportation, Department of - Highways Division R17-3-201. PM-3028 R17-3-202. PM-3028 R17-3-203. PM-3028 R17-3-204. PM-3028 R17-3-406. PR-4850 R17-3-407. PR-4850 R17-3-408. PR-4850 R17-3-703. PR-4852 Transportation, Department of - Title, Registration, and Driver Licenses R17-4-202. RC-3479 R17-4-203. RC-3479 R17-4-204. RC-3479 R17-4-205. RC-3479 R17-4-206. RC-3479 R17-4-207. RC-3479 R17-4-208. RC-3479 R17-4-209. RC-3479 R17-4-216. RC-3479 R17-4-217. RC-3479 R17-4-218. RC-3479 R17-4-219. RC-3479 R17-4-222. RC-3479 R17-4-224. RC-3479 R17-4-226. RC-3483 R17-4-226.01 RC-3483 R17-4-227. RC-3479

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 172 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index R17-4-230. RC-3479 R17-4-231. RC-3479 R17-4-240. RC-3483 R17-4-241. RC-3483 R17-4-245. RC-3483 R17-4-246. RC-3483 R17-4-252. RC-3479 R17-4-260. RC-3483 R17-4-302. RC-3479 R17-4-303. RC-3479 R17-4-304. RC-3479 R17-4-305. RC-3479 R17-4-306. RC-3479; PM-4046 R17-4-307. SPM-3465; RC-3479; FM-5439 R17-4-308. RC-3479; PM-4249 R17-4-309. RC-3479 Appendix A. RC-3479 R17-4-310. RC-3479 R17-4-311. FXN-5251 R17-4-402. RC-3479 R17-4-404. RC-3479 R17-4-406. RC-3479 R17-4-407. RC-3479 R17-4-408. RC-3479 Appendix D. RC-3479 R17-4-409. RC-3479 Appendix B. RC-3479 R17-4-410. RC-3479 R17-4-411. RC-3479 Appendix C. RC-3479 Appendix E. RC-3479; FM-4351 R17-4-412. RC-3479 R17-4-413. RC-3479 R17-4-414. RC-3479 R17-4-420. RC-3479 R17-4-421. RC-3479 R17-4-422. RC-3479 R17-4-423. RC-3479 R17-4-424. RC-3479 R17-4-425. RC-3479 R17-4-426. RC-3479 R17-4-427. RC-3479 Appendix A. RC-3479 R17-4-428. RC-3479 R17-4-435. FM-3215; RC-3483 R17-4-435.01 FM-3215; RC-3483 R17-4-435.02 FM-3215; RC-3483 R17-4-435.03 FM-3215; RC-3483 R17-4-435.04 RC-3483 R17-4-435.05 RC-3483 R17-4-435.06 RC-3483 R17-4-436. FM-3215; RC-3483 R17-4-438. RC-3483 R17-4-439. RC-3483 R17-4-440. RC-3483 R17-4-445. RC-3483; PM-4318 R17-4-446. RC-3483 R17-4-447. RC-3483 R17-4-448. RC-3483 R17-4-450. RC-3479 R17-4-451. RC-3479 R17-4-452. RC-3479 Appendix D. RC-3479 R17-4-453. RC-3479

December 31, 2001 Page 173 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Appendix B. RC-3479 R17-4-454. RC-3479 R17-4-455. RC-3479; PM-4429 Appendix C. RC-3479 Appendix E. RC-3479; PM-4429 R17-4-456. RC-3479 R17-4-457. RC-3479 R17-4-458. RC-3479 R17-4-459. RC-3479 R17-4-460. RC-3479 R17-4-461. RC-3479 R17-4-462. RC-3479 R17-4-463. RC-3479 R17-4-464. RC-3479 R17-4-465. RC-3479 R17-4-466. RC-3479 Appendix A. RC-3479 R17-4-467. RC-3479 R17-4-501. RC-3483; PN-5482 R17-4-502. PM-5482 Exhibit A. PN-5482 R17-4-504. PR-3831 R17-4-505. PR-3831 R17-4-506. FM-3221; RC-3479; PM-3529; FM-5440 R17-4-507. RC-3479; FM-4355 R17-4-508. RC-3479; PM-4128 R17-4-510. RC-3479 R17-4-511. PR-3831 R17-4-512. RC-3483 R17-4-520. RC-3479 R17-4-521. RC-3479 R17-4-522. RC-3479 R17-4-701. RC-3479 Appendix A. RC-3479 R17-4-702. RC-3477 R17-4-703. RC-3477 R17-4-704. PM-3834; RC-4157 R17-4-705. RC-3479 R17-4-706. RC-3479 R17-4-707. RC-3477 R17-4-708. RC-3479 R17-4-709. RC-3483 R17-4-709.01. RC-3483 R17-4-709.02. RC-3483 R17-4-709.03. RC-3483 R17-4-709.04. RC-3483 R17-4-709.05. RC-3483 R17-4-709.06. RC-3483 Appendix A. RC-3483 Appendix B. RC-3483 Appendix C. RC-3483 R17-4-709.07. RC-3483 R17-4-709.08. RC-3483 R17-4-709.09. RC-3483 Appendix A. RC-3483 Appendix B. RC-3483 R17-4-709.10 RC-3479 R17-4-801. RC-3483 R17-4-802. RC-3479 R17-4-805. RC-3483 R17-4-806. RC-3483 R17-4-807. RC-3483 R17-4-808. RC-3483 R17-4-901. RC-3477

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Miscellaneous Notices Agency Ombudsman, Notices of Arizona Pioneers’ Home; p. 5140 County Notices Pursuant to A.R.S. § 49-112(A) or (B) Maricopa County Environmental Services Division - Air Quality Division; pp. 3124-3127, 3398-3400, 5189-5192 Pinal County Air Quality Control District; pp. 3400-3410, 4160, 5084-5092 Formal Rulemaking Advisory Committee, Notice of Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; 13 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3128-3129 Governor Executive Orders/Proclamations; pp. 3130-3135, 3174 Appointments of State Officials and State Boards and Commissions Members; pp. 4168, 5141, 5273, 5498 Governor’s Regulatory Review Council Notice of Action Taken; pp. 3170, 3618, 4279, 5495 Notice of Public Meeting and Agenda; pp. 3171, 4007, 4279, 4281, 5096, 5997 Proposed Delegation Agreement, Notices of Department of Building and Fire Safety; p. 3684 Department of Health Services; pp. 3165-3166 Public Hearing on Proposed Rulemakings, Notices of Agriculture, Department of - Animal Services Division; 3 A.A.C. 2; p. 5492 Public Information, Notices of Agriculture, Department of - Animal Services Division; 3 A.A.C. 2; p. 5030 Environmental Quality, Department of; p. 3057, 5193, 5266 Environmental Quality, Department of - Air Pollution Control; 18 A.A.C. 2; p. 3411 Environmental Quality, Department of - Safe Drinking Water; 18 A.A.C. 4; p. 3411 Environmental Quality, Department of - underground Storage Tanks; 18 A.A.C. 12; p. 3690 Environmental Quality, Department of - Water Quality Standards; 18 A.A.C. 11; p. 3685 Homeopathic Medical Examiners, Board of; 4 A.A.C. 38; pp. 5393-5394 Industrial Commission of Arizona; 20 A.A.C. 5; p. 2972 Transportation, Department of - Administrative Division; 17 A.A.C. 1; p. 3856 Transportation, Department of - Commercial Programs; 17 A.A.C. 5; p. 4365, 5093 Public Meeting on Open Rulemaking Docket, Notices of Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Administration; 9 A.A.C. 22; pp. 2960-2963

December 31, 2001 Page 175 Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Arizona Long-term Care System; 9 A.A.C. 28; pp. 2964-2967 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Children’s Health Care Insurance; 9 A.A.C. 31; p. 2970 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Finger Imaging; 9 A.A.C. 33, p. 4003 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Health Care for Private Employer Groups/AHCCCS Administered; 9 A.A.C. 27; p. 2963 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Premium Sharing Demonstration Project; 9 A.A.C. 30; pp. 2968-2970 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Prescription Medication Coverage Pilot Program; 9 A.A.C. 32, p. 3853 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Qualified Medicare Beneficiary; 9 A.A.C. 29; p. 2967 Game and Fish Commission; 12 A.A.C. 4; p. 3056, 3854; 4004 Rulemaking Docket Opening, Notices of Administration, Department of - Personnel Administration; 2 A.A.C. 5; p. 5992 Agriculture, Department of - Animal Services Division; 3 A.A.C. 2; pp. 3046, 4360, 5258, 5489 Allopathic Board of Medical Examiners; 4 A.A.C. 16; pp. 3046 Appraisal, Board of; 4 A.A.C. 46; p. 5260 ArizonaCommissionontheArts;2 A.A.C. 2; pp. 3395-3396 Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing; 9 A.A.C. 26, pp. 4276 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Administration; 9 A.A.C. 22; pp. 3049-3050, 5261-5262 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Arizona Long-term Care System; 9 A.A.C. 28; pp. 2957, 3051, 3848, 5262- 5263 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Children’s Health Care Insurance; 9 A.A.C. 31; pp. 2958, 5263-5264 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Finger Imaging; 9 A.A.C. 33; p.3999 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Health Care for Private Employer Groups/AHCCCS Administered; 9 A.A.C. 27; pp. 2957 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Premium Sharing Demonstration Project; 9 A.A.C. 30; pp. 2958 Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board; 13 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3121, 4001 Banking, Department; 20 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3054, 3851, 5028 Behavioral Health Examiners, Board of; 4A.A.C.6;p.5259 Building and Fire Safety, Department of; 4 A.A.C. 36; p. 3680 Commission for Postsecondary Education; 7 A.A.C. 3; p. 3047 Corporation Commission - Securities; 14 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3122-3123 Economic Security, Department of; 6A.A.C.1;p.3115 Economic Security, Department of - Developmental Disabilities; 6 A.A.C. 6; pp. 3117-3119 Economic Security, Department of - Social Services; 6 A.A.C. 5; pp. 3116 Economic Security, Department of - Unemployment Insurance; 6 A.A.C. 3; p. 3115, 5390 Education, State Board of; 7 A.A.C. 2; pp. 4276 - 4360, 5186, 5992 Environmental Quality, Department of - Air Pollution Control; 18 A.A.C. 2; pp. 3850, 5139 Environmental Quality, Department of - Safe Drinking Water; 18 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3491 Environmental Quality, Department of - Water Quality Standards; 18 A.A.C. 11; p. 5727 Fingerprinting, Board of; 13 A.A.C. 11; p. 3489 Game and Fish Commission; 12 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3120, 400, 40040 Governing Committee for Tax Deferred Annuity; 2 A.A.C. 9; p. 3845 Health Services, Department of - Administration; 9A.A.C.1;p.4361 Health Services, Department of - Food, Recreational, and Institutional Sanitation; 9 A.A.C. 8; pp. 5390-5392 Health Services, Department of - Health Care Institutions: Licensure; 9 A.A.C. 10; pp. 3047-3049, 5447 Health Services, Department of - Laboratories; 9 A.A.C. 14; pp. 3614, 3846 Health Services, Department of - Occupational Licensing; 9 A.A.C. 16; pp. 3120, 3847 Health Services, Department of - Oral Health; 9 A.A.C. 23; p. 3681

Volume 7, Issues 27-52 Page 176 December 31, 2001 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index Industrial Commission of Arizona; 20 A.A.C. 5; p. 3616 Insurance, Department of; 20 A.A.C. 6; pp. 3055, 5265 Joint Board on the Regulation of Physician Assistants; 4 A.A.C. 17; p. 3999 Law Enforcement Merit System Council; 13 A.A.C. 5; p. 3488 Naturopathic Physicians Board of Medical Examiners; 4 A.A.C. 18; p. 5725 Nursing, Board of; 4 A.A.C. 19; p. 5489 Radiation Regulatory Agency; 12 A.A.C. 1; p. 3051, 5448 Revenue, Department of - General Administration; 15 A.A.C. 10; pp. 3491, 3615, 5726 Revenue, Department of - Income and Withholding Tax Section; 15 A.A.C. 2; pp. 3490, 4362 Revenue, Department of - Luxury Tax Section; 15 A.A.C. 3; p. 3164 Secretary of State, Office of the; 2 A.A.C. 12; p. 5725 StateRealEstateDepartment;4 A.A.C. 28; pp. 3487-3488, 5260 Transportation, Department of - Administration; 17 A.A.C. 1; pp. 3053, 3396, 4362, 5186 Transportation, Department of - Commercial Programs; 17 A.A.C. 5; pp. 3615, 3848 Transportation, Department of - Highways Division; 17 A.A.C. 3; p. 5264 Transportation, Department of - Intermodal Transportation Division; 17 A.A.C. 3; p. 4363 Transportation, Department of - Overdimensional Permits; 17 A.A.C. 6; p. 3683 Transportation, Department of - Third Party Programs; 17 A.A.C. 7; p. 3849 Transportation, Department of - Title, Registration and Driver Licenses; 17 A.A.C. 4; pp. 3682, 5187, 5993-5994 Uniform Plumbing Code Commission, Arizona - 4 A.A.C. 48; pp. 3680 Veterans’ Services, Department of; 4 A.A.C. 40; p. 5490 Water Resources, Department of; 12 A.A.C. 15; p. 3052 Substantive Policy Statement, Notices of Allopathic Board of Medical Examiners; pp. 3058-3059 Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System - Administration; p. 3060 Building and Fire Safety, Department of; p. 3167 Governor’s Agricultural Best Management Practices Committee; p. 3168 Health Services, Department of; pp. 5094, 5728 Health Services, Department of - Emergency Medical Services; pp. 2973, 3060-3062 Insurance, Department of; pp. 2974, 3062-3063, 3167-3168, 3858 Pharmacy, Board of; p. 3493 Public Safety, Department of; pp. 2975-2990 Revenue, Department of; p. 4002 StateRealEstateDepartment;p. 2991, 3493, 5031, 5493-5494, Water Resources, Department of; p. 5995 Weights and Measures, Department of; p. 5095

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