technical correction; supplemental environmental project

HB 2106 amends Arizona law to clarify the requirements for "supplemental environmental projects" used in enforcement cases. It specifies that such projects must directly address one of three objectives: preventing future violations, reducing harm to public health/environment from the violation, or lowering overall risk from the violation. This technical correction applies to the Department of Environmental Quality when handling enforcement actions. The bill does not create new programs but refines how existing projects must connect to violations. (Note: The bill is in early stages, with only prefiled and first reading actions recorded.)