How HB 2511 changes current law

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The bill increases the membership of the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board from thirteen to fifteen members and modifies member requirements.

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  thirteen → fifteen

  The board's membership is expanded from thirteen to fifteen members.

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  Two chiefs of police, one of whom is appointed from a city or federally recognized Native American tribe having a population of sixty thousand or more persons, → Three chiefs of police, one of whom is appointed from a city or federally recognized Native American tribe having a population of sixty thousand or more persons, ONE OF WHOM IS APPOINTED FROM A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBE and the remaining chief who is appointed from a city or federally recognized Native American tribe having a population of less than sixty thousand persons.

  The number of police chiefs on the board increases from two to three, with one specifically required to be from a federally recognized Native American tribe.

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  Two public members. → One certified law enforcement officer from the police department of a federally recognized Native American tribe. Two public members.

  Replaces one public member with a certified law enforcement officer from a federally recognized Native American tribe.

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  both of whom must be ARE from different law enforcement agencies.

  Corrects the grammatical structure regarding the requirement that both officers must be from different law enforcement agencies.