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Learning from the past tragedies and looking at cracks in the schooling system, An Arizona Senate committee of a legislative body after investigating on the mental and behavioral resources at schools it has finally set to hold a long delayed and belated first hearing. An Arizona Senate has formed a committee proposed by Arizona Gov Doug Ducey, creating a central tip line for reporting school safety concerns. The key legislation imported by Republican party member Sen. Steve Smith was set for a Monday commerce and public safety committee hearing but was delayed until Thursday for changes to be made. The proposal rolled out by Gov Ducey in mid march had major opposition from some majority of Republicans as it allows guns being removed from people is remarked to be dangerous and so more changes are likely to consider on this issue.

Arizona Gov Ducey’s also had a plan to have additional school resource officers and school mental health spending along with the law enforcement resources , that can enable the enhancement of background checks by the way of improving integrity and certainty of criminal history database.

Democrats wanted to have allover background checks on purchase history of guns that aren’t support the plan. This makes the Governor to seek support from Republic Gun- rights Supporters that has Considerably neglected.

The students of Arizona have the right to feel safe within their classrooms and the parents justify peace of mind that their kids are well guarded and protected at the schools and also in their communities.

In order to formulate these Arizona related solutions , Gov Ducey met with stakeholders across the state including students, parents, teachers, school administrators, law enforcement officers, country prosecutors, behavioral and mental health professionals to share reasonable concerns and first concerns of these various groups.

Finally the the action plan was formulated and developed  to implement the safe Arizona School plan


By Lokesh