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This law repeals section 1-308 of Arizona's statutes, a holiday law that the Legislature's short title identifies as Cesar Chavez day, effective immediately as an emergency measure.
Official title: Cesar Chavez day; repeal
- Immediately as an emergency measure (approved by the Governor April 1, 2026)
What changes
BeforeArizona law included section 1-308, a statute on holidays that the bill's short title identifies as Cesar Chavez day.
NowSection 1-308 is repealed (removed from state law).
Who it affects
- People in Arizona who observe or are affected by the holiday in section 1-308
- State government
What you need to do
Nothing.
What the law doesn't answer
- What section 1-308 said, including the date or type of observance it set
- Whether the repealed holiday was a paid or legal holiday for state employees or others
- Whether any other law sets a replacement observance
- Why the law was repealed
This summary describes the law as enacted. Later laws, court rulings or referendum petitions can change the picture. Check the official text for the current wording.