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During an Arizona file audit in Mohave County, a housing provider in Arizona says assistance-animal requests are governed only by pet rules and never by fair-housing law. What is the best answer under current Arizona law or current Arizona form practice?

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B) Arizona enforcement materials recognize assistance-animal issues as fair-housing matters rather than ordinary pet-policy questions

Under Arizona Attorney General fair-housing materials, Arizona enforcement materials recognize assistance-animal issues as fair-housing matters rather than ordinary pet-policy questions.

Answer Options
A
Arizona fair-housing enforcement never addresses assistance-animal requests
B
Arizona enforcement materials recognize assistance-animal issues as fair-housing matters rather than ordinary pet-policy questions
C
assistance animals matter only in employment discrimination under current Arizona law
D
assistance animals are always treated exactly like ordinary pets in that Arizona transaction

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