Arkansas § 20-76-119 Universal basic income program - Prohibitions - Definitions

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§ 20-76-119 — Universal basic income program - Prohibitions - Definitions

Arkansas § 20-76-119

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Ark. Code Ann. § 20-76-119 (2026).

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(a)As used in this section:

(1)"Local government" means:

(A)A county;

(B)A city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town; or (C) Any other district or political subdivision of the state or an agency, board, or commission of the district or political subdivision of the state;

(2)"State agency" means an office, board, commission, department, council, bureau, or other agency of state government; and (3) "Universal basic income program" means a program that is not expressly required by federal law in which an individual receives a guaranteed cash payment regularly.

(b)Unless expressly authorized by state law, a state agency or a local government shall not enact or enforce, directly or indirectly, a universal basic income program.

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(a) As used in this section: (1) "Local government" means: (A) A county; (B) A city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town; or (C) Any other district or political subdivision of the state or an agency, board, or commission of the district or political subdivision of the state; (2) "State agency" means an office, board, commission, department, council, bureau, or other agency of state government; and (3) "Universal basic income program" means a program that is not expressly required by federal law in which an individual receives a guaranteed cash payment regularly. (b) Unless expressly authorized by state law, a state agency or a local government shall not enact or enforce, directly or indirectly, a universal basic income program.