The House resolved into an additional Committee of the Whole, adopted floor and committee amendments to several Senate bills (including SB 10 16, SB 13 35, SB 16 24 and SB 16 83), and passed three Senate bills and multiple House bills on final reading; several measures were transmitted for further action.

The majority leader moved and the Senate approved suspending a rule to allow the Committee on Appropriations, Transportation and Technology to hear a package of Senate bills (SB 1831–SB 1846) on April 28; committee meeting time and an appointment were also announced.

After individual reviews the committee moved and recommended a mass package of bills and senate concurrent memorials; counsel said each measure had been reviewed and the package passed by an 8–0 roll call.

The Arizona House Committee of the Whole recommended House Bill 2680 'do pass' as amended after adopting a committee amendment and a floor amendment offered by Representative Livingston; the measure was referred to engrossing for further processing.

On March 4 the Committee of the Whole reported numerous bills do pass as amended and the House recorded several third‑reading votes: HB21-23 failed; HB22-70 passed; many other committee-recommended bills were referred to engrossing.

Committee discusses amendments for House Bills 2610, 2779, and 2867 during session.

Senate committee resolves challenges to Governor Hobbs' executive nominations after legal disputes.