THESE. IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WARD NOTICES THE
ABSENCE OF A QUORUM THE
SERGEANTS AT ARMS WILL PREPARE
THE CHAMBER BRING IN THE ABSENT
MEMBERS AND THE CLERK WILL CALL
THE ROLL AGUIAR-CURRY ARAMBULA.
OUR QUE HAN BENNETT. BERMAN
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FONG FRIEDMAN GABRIEL GALLAGHER
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GIPSON GRAY. GRAYSON HANEY
HOLDEN IRWIN JONES SAWYER KALRA
KILEY LACKEY LEAD. LEVINE LOW
MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS MAYES MCCARTY
MEDINA. MULLIN MURATSUCHI
NAZARIAN NGUYEN O'DONNELL
PATTERSON PETRIE-NORRIS QUIRK
QUIRK-SILVA RAMOS REYES
THREE OF US ROBERT RIVAS
RODRIGUEZ RUBIO SALAS SANTIAGO
SEYARTO SMITH. STONE TAGUE VALID
THERE IS V. APPROVED BAR VOEPEL
WALDRON WARD WEBER. WICKS WILSON. WOOD MISTER SPEAKER.
MEMBERS A QUORUM IS PRESENT. A
QUORUM IS PRESENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. WE HAVE SET OUR GUESTS
AND VISITORS IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBER AND IN THE GALLERY
PLEASE STAND FOR THE PRAYER.
DATES PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED BY
OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN IMAM YASIR
KHAN IMAM YASIR. IN THE NAME OF
GOD THE MOST GRACIOUS THE MOST
MERCIFUL. ALMIGHTY GOD. REVEALED
THE BLESSINGS OF DIVERSITY AND
THE MANY SHAPES AND FORMS THAT
IT HAS BECOME MANIFEST IN OUR
COMMUNITY AND IN OUR WORLD. MAY
WE ALWAYS SEE OUR DIFFERENCES AS
A SOURCE OF STRENGTH. MAY
DIVERSE CITY BE USED TO UNITE
AND NOT DIVIDE. MAY DISOBEY
GOD'S WILL I MEAN. THANK YOU
MA'AM YES SIR WE ASK OUR GUESTS
AND VISITORS TO REMAIN STANDING
AND JOIN US FOR THE FLAG SALUTE
PLEASE JOIN ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MATHIS AS HE LEADS US IN THE
PLEDGE MISTER MATHIS READY
SALUTE. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO
THE FLAG OF THE STATE. AND.
INDIVISIBLE WITH US FOR ALL.
THANK YOU MAY BE SEATED. THE
READING OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S
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FIRST TWENTY TWENTY TO THE
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MOVES. AND HIS FELLOW THERE
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DISPENSED WITH. PRESENTATIONS OF
PETITIONS THERE ARE NONE
INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE OF
BILLS WILL BE DEFERRED. REPORTS
OF COMMITTEES WILL BE DEEMED
READ AND AMENDMENTS DEEMED
ADOPTED. MESSAGES FROM THE
GOVERNOR THERE ARE NONE MESSAGES
FROM THE SENATE THERE ARE NONE.
MOVING TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. THE ABSENCES FOR
THE DAY FOR PERSONAL BUSINESS
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BONTA FOR
ILLNESS ASSEMBLY MEMBERS BERMAN.
RUBIO AND O'DONNELL. MS REYES
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR
PROCEDURAL MOTIONS. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND
ASSEMBLY RULE FORTY FIVE POINT
FIVE TO ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBERS
DAVIES PETRIE-NORRIS ARAMBULA
REYES RUMBLES HOLDEN AND GIPSON
TO SPEAK ON AND ADJOURNMENTS IN
MEMORY TODAY. WITHOUT OBJECTION
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER. AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR I AM
GIVING A ONE DAY NOTICE TO
REMOVE ITEM AB TWENTY SIX AB
NINETEEN EIGHTY EIGHT BEAR CAME
DOWN FROM THE INACTIVE FILE. THE
CLERK WILL KNOW. PURSUANT TO
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REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RE
REFER THE FOLLOWING BILLS TO
COMMITTEE. SB FOUR FORTY DODD
FROM THE GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO THE
REVENUE AND TAXATION COMMITTEE.
SB SEVEN SEVENTEEN DODD FROM THE
HEALTH COMMITTEE TO THE
COMMUNICATIONS A CONVEYANCE
COMMITTEE. AND NATURAL RESOURCES
COMMITTEE. WITHOUT OBJECTION
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR PLEASE
MOVE ITEM ONE SEVEN FIVE. AB
TWENTY THREE EIGHTY SIX BLOOM TO
THE INACTIVE FILE. THE CLERK
WILL NOT. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE
SIXTY NINE B. TO ALLOW LATE
AMENDMENTS TO BE TAKEN UP TODAY
ON ITEM ONE FIVE SEVEN AB
SIXTEEN THIRTEEN OR ONE ITEM ONE
SEVEN NINE AB TWENTY FOUR FORTY
NINE RUBIO. WITHOUT OBJECTION
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER.
MEMBERS IF I COULD PLEASE HAVE
YOUR ATTENTION. MEMBERS WE ARE
MOVING OUT OF ORDER. FOR A
SOLEMN RECOGNITION. OF RECENT
TRAGEDIES. I ASK AT THIS TIME
THAT YOU PLEASE TAKE YOUR SEATS. PLEASE TAKE YOUR SEATS MEMBERS
GIVE ME RESPECTFUL ATTENTION TO
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS WHO ARE
GRANTED PRIOR PERMISSION TO
SPEAK ON A GERMAN IN MEMORY. MS
PETRIE-NORRIS YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY WITH I AN
EXTREMELY HEAVY HEART TO ADJOURN
IN THE MEMORY OF DR JOHN CHIANG
OF LOOKING IN A GALA DR CHANG
WAS A TRUE HERO. ON THE
AFTERNOON OF SUNDAY MAY
FIFTEENTH AS PARISHIONERS
GATHERED TO ENJOY LUNCH TOGETHER
AFTER CHURCH. THE GUNMEN OPENED
FIRE ON THE CONGREGANTS AT THE
IRVINE TAIWANESE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. GATHERED IN FELLOWSHIP
IN LAGUNA WOODS. DR CHANG CHARGE
THE GUNMEN ENABLING THE
PARISHIONERS TO TACKLE AND
RESTRAINING THE ATTACKER. THE
DETAILS THAT HAVE EMERGED FROM
SUNDAY'S SHOOTING ARE TRULY
HARROWING. THE GUNMAN HAD
TRAVELED FROM LAS VEGAS TO
TARGET THE MOSTLY ELDERLY
PARISHIONERS THE IRVINE
TAIWANESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
THE GUNMAN HAD BARRICADED THE
DOORS OF THE CHURCH AND WAS
ARMED WITH FIREARMS AND
EXPLOSIVE DEVICES. THIS CRIME IS
BEING INVESTIGATED AS A
POLITICALLY MOTIVATED HATE CRIME
. DR CHANG SAVED HIS FELLOWSHIP
FROM BEING MURDERED BY THIS
MADMAN HIS RESPONSE HAS BEEN
HERALDED AS AN ACT OF
EXCEPTIONAL BRAVERY AND HEROISM
. DR CHANG WAS JUST FIFTY TWO
YEARS OLD AND HE LEAVES BEHIND
HIS WIFE AND THEIR TWO CHILDREN
POSITION WITH THE SOUTH COAST
MEDICAL GROUP WHO SPECIALIZED IN
SPORTS MEDICINE. DR CHANG CAME
FROM A FAMILY OF PHYSICIANS AND
WAS INSPIRED TO PRACTICE
MEDICINE FROM HIS FATHER'S WORK
CARING FOR A SMALL COMMUNITY IN
TEXAS. IN HIS FREE TIME DR CHANG
WAS A MAJOR SUPPORTER OF THE AT
LEAST SEVENTY GAL HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL PROGRAM WHERE HE
VOLUNTEERED AS THE TEAM
PHYSICIAN. DR CHANG HAD AN
ENORMOUS IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY
OF LOOKING IN THE GALLON ALL
ACROSS ORANGE COUNTY. IS TRAGIC
LOSS HAS BEEN FELT FAR AND WIDE.
WE HAVE SEEN AN OUTPOURING OF
LOVE AND SUPPORT FROM ACROSS OUR
COMMUNITY AND- THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE COUNTRY. TRAGEDIES LIKE
THIS HAVE BECOME ALL TOO COMMON
ACROSS OUR COUNTRY. AND WE
SHOULD NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE
THIS WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO GO TO
SCHOOL TO GROCERY STORE AND A
GROCERY STORES WITHOUT RISKING
OUR LIVES. DR CHANG SHOULD HAVE
BEEN ABLE TO GO TO CHURCH
WITHOUT RISKING THIS ACT OF
HATE. AND RACIALLY MOTIVATED
VIOLENCE WE SIMPLY CANNOT ACCEPT
THIS TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IS
TERRIBLE LOSS IS THE STATUS QUO.
DR CHANG DESERVES TO BE HONORED
BY OUR WORDS YES. HE ALSO
DESERVES TO BE HONORED BY
ARTISTES. WITHOUT DOCTOR CHANG'S
HEROIC ACTION THERE IS NO DOUBT
THAT THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN
NUMEROUS DOZENS OF ADDITIONAL
VICTIMS. DR CHANG BRAVELY AND
SELFLESSLY SACRIFICED IMSELF TO
PROTECT OTHERS. WE WILL NEVER
FORGET HIM YOU WILL NEVER FORGET
HIS BRAVERY WILL NEVER FORGET
HIS SACRIFICE. MAY HE REST IN
PEACE AND MAY HIS FAMILY NOW AT
PEACE THAT PASSES UNDERSTANDING
. THANK YOU BEST PETRIE NORRIS
AND MISS DAVIES YOU TOO ARE
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER. DR CHANG RESIDED IN
LAGUNA GAL WERE WHERE I RESIDE
AND- OBVIOUSLY THIS IS BEEN A
HORRIBLE. INCIDENT REGARDS TO
OUR COMMUNITY. IT IS WITH DEEP
SADNESS AND PROFOUND SENSE OF
LOSS THAT I PROVIDE THIS IN
MEMORIAM FOR HERO AND A LEADER
IN OUR COMMUNITY. DR CHIANG DIED
TRAGICALLY BUT AS A HERO WHEN HE
CHARGES SUSPECTED ASSAILANT
BEGAN FIRING AT A LAGUNA HILLS
TAIWANESE CHURCH FUNCTION. DR
CHANG PASSED AWAY TRAGICALLY AT
THE SCENE OF THE CRIME ON SUNDAY
MAY SIXTEENTH TWENTY TWENTY TO.
THIRTY CHAMBERS A PROMINENT
FAMILY AND SPORTS MEDICINE
PHYSICIAN SERVING THE SOUTH
ORANGE COUNTY. DR JOHN CHIANG
WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS
DYING HEROICALLY AND MOST
DEFINITELY SAVING COUNTLESS
OTHER LIVES THAT TRAGIC DAY.
THANK YOU CHEN WAS A VICTIM OF A
POLITICALLY MOTIVATED HATE CRIME
AIMED AT THE TAIWANESE COMMUNITY
A PLACE OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
SUCH A CHIANG WAS EXTREMELY
INVOLVED IN THIS COMMUNITY AND
PROVIDED COUNTLESS MEDICAL
ASSISTANCE TO HUNDREDS OF LOCAL
STUDENTS AND STUDENT ATHLETES.
THAT YOU CHIANG OFFERED FREE
CARE IF NEEDED AND WAS A
PHYSICIAN WHO CARE TREMENDOUSLY
ABOUT HIS PATIENTS DR CHANG WAS
KNOWN TO HAVE SPENT AN
EXORBITANT AMOUNT OF TIME WITH
ALL HIS PATIENTS AND ALWAYS
ENSURED THAT THEY WERE HEALTHY
BOTH PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY. DR
CHANG WAS NOT GIVING BACK TO THE
COMMUNITYHE WAS GENEROUSLY
DONATING MONETARILY TO VARIOUS
CAUSES AND CHARITIES AS WELL AS
OFFERING HIS VALUABLE TIME AT A
LOCAL SCHOOL IN ADVANCE. THAT
YOU CHIANG RESIDE WITH HIS
FAMILY IN THE GIVEN THE GAL AND
LEAVES BELOVED HIS FAMILY HIS
WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN. AND ON A
PERSONAL NOTE DR CHANG WAS A
DOCTOR OF A VERY GOOD FRIEND OF
MINE WHO BASICALLY WAS ON HIS
DEATHBED HE NEEDED A DOUBLE
LUNG. TRANSPLANT WE DID THINK
WAS GONNA HAPPEN AND AT THE LAST
MINUTE IT CAME IN DR CHANG IS
THE DOCTOR THAT WAS THERE WITH
HIM AND I KNOW THAT JUST THAT
ALONE. SAVED MY FRIENDS SO WE
ARE HUMBLY SORRY FOR ALL OF
THIS- AND I JUST SAY TO THE
FAMILY GOD BLESS YOU YOUR
PRAYERS ARE PERSON THOUGHTS ARE
IN. WITH ALL OF YOU THANK YOU.
THANK YOU MISS DAVIS. EMISHI
GIBSON YOU ARE RECOGNIZED FOR
YOUR GERMAN IN MEMORY. YOU VERY
MUCH MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE ON BEHALF OF THE-
LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS. THAT'S
HIS BODY TO ADJOURN IN THE
MEMORY. OF THOSE THAT WERE
MURDERED RACIALLY MOTIVATED IN A
MASS SHOOTING IN BUFFALO NEW
YORK SPECIFICALLY IN A BLACK
COMMUNITY. THERE'S NO DOUBT IN
MY MIND THAT THIS WAS A HATE
CRIME. A SICK EIGHTEEN YEAR OLD
WHITE SUPREMACISTS. WHO MURDERED
IN AFRICAN AMERICANS. WHO IS
DEEPLY ROOTED IN THE MISSION. HE
WAS DEEPLY ROOTED IN A MISSION
TO KILLING BLACK PEOPLE
SPECIFICALLY IN BUFFALO NEW YORK
BECAUSE IT WAS REPORTED THAT HE
DROVE TWO HUNDRED MILES TO CARRY
OUT. THIS VICIOUS. MURDER HE
SAID THAT PEOPLE OF COLOR
INCLUDING UNDOCUMENTED ARE
UNDOCUMENTED BROTHERS AND
SISTERS ARE TRYING TO REPLACE
WHITE PEOPLE. THIS HATE. HAS
BEEN DRIVEN AND WE'VE SEEN IT
TIME AND TIME AGAIN. WITH THE
JEWISH AMERICANS LATINOS. ASIAN
PACIFIC ISLANDERS NATIVE
AMERICANS THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY
EVERY GROUP OF IMMIGRANTS IN
THIS COUNTRY. WE MUST STAND IN
SOLIDARITY. AGAINST THIS HATRED
AND RACIAL VIOLENCE. AND WHEN WE
SPEAK ABOUT CALIFORNIA'S NEEDING
TO LEAD THE WAY ON GUN SAFETY
SIMILAR LEGISLATION THIS IS WHY
. IT IS ONLY NINETEEN WEEKS INTO
THE YEAR AND AMERICA HAS ALL
AMERICA HAS ALREADY SEEN. A
HUNDRED AND NINETY NINE MASS
SHOOTINGS. THIS IS AN AVERAGE OF
TEN SUCH ATTACKS A WEEK HERE IN
THIS COUNTRY. AND IN THE SAME
WEEK THERE WAS ANOTHER MASS
SHOOTING WAS JUST SPOKE UP AT A
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN LAGUNA
WOODS OUTSIDE OF LOS ANGELES
WHERE ONE PERSON WAS MENTIONED
WAS KILLED. AND FIVE OTHERS
WOUNDED. THESE ARE THE TYPES OF
SITUATIONS THAT NEEDS US TO
STAND UP. AND MAKE SURE THAT WE
DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO SAVE
LIVES SOME CHANGE. WILL MAKE
PEOPLE FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE. BUT
GUESS WHAT IS NECESSARY THE
VICTIMS AREN'T JUST NUMBERS
THESE ARE REAL LIVES. I KNOW OF
IS ENOUGH. THESE VICTIMS WERE
MOTHERS FATHERS SISTERS BROTHERS
FRIENDS ACQUAINTANCES IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD THEY COULD HAVE
BEEN ANY ONE OF US IN THIS ROOM
. IN CLOSING. LET ME JUST LEAVE
WITH YOU. AVERSE WITH MY PEOPLE
WHICH ARE CALLED BY MY NAME WILL
HUMBLE THEMSELVES AND PRAY AND
SEEK MY FACE AND TURN FROM THEIR
WICKED WAYS THEN WILL YOU HEAR
FROM HEAVEN AND I WILL FORGIVE
THEIR SINS AND HEAL THE LAND.
WELL COLLEAGUES WE NEED A
HEALING IN THIS LAND TODAY. I
CHALLENGE EACH AND EVERYONE OF
YOU TODAY. ON THIS FLOOR AND
THOSE WHO ARE LISTENING AND
WATCHING. TOMORROW IS NOT
PROMISED SO TELL SOMEBODY'S IN
YOUR FAMILY IS SOMEONE THAT'S
NOT. HOW MUCH YOU APPRECIATE
THEM AND HOW MUCH YOU LOVE THEM
BECAUSE AGAIN TOMORROW IS NOT
PROMISE. MISTER SPEAKER
PERMISSION TO READ THE NAMES OF
THE INDIVIDUALS LOST THEIR LIVES
WITHOUT OBJECTION. HELLO YOUNG
AARON SALTER ANDRE MACK ME. RUTH
MANY FEEL WHITFILL REPORTER
BURKE CATHERINE MASSEY HEY WHAT
PATTERSON CELESTE CHENEY.
MORGOTH'S MORSE GERALDINE TALLY
. I WOULD ASK THAT WE A MOMENT
OF SILENCE IF IS IN ORDER MISTER
SPEAKER THANK WE GET MISTER
GIBSON MEMBERS PLEASE STAND FOR
A MOMENT OF SILENCE AS THE
ASSEMBLY RECOGNIZES THE VICTIMS
OF THE SENSELESS TRAGEDIES.
THANK YOU MEMBERS.
MEMBERS WE ARE MOVING TO
BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE.
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IN ASSEMBLY GO TO. SIX THIRTY
FIVE. ALL BILLS WITHIN READ AND
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED. MS
REYES YOU ARE RECOGNIZED THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER THERE ARE
SEVERAL SETS A FLOOR AMENDMENT
AT THE DESK I ASKED THE CLERK
READ THOSE ITEMS AND THAT WE
THEN ADOPT THE FLOOR AMENDMENTS
WITH A SINGLE VOICE VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL READTHE BILLS THAT
ARE PENDING FOR AMENDMENTS ITEM
TWENTY ONE ASSEMBLY BILL SEVENTY
SIXTY FOUR MEDINA I DON'T WANT
TO WANT TO SYMBOL TWENTY FIVE A
ONE CORREO ITEM ONE FIFTY SEVEN
ASSEMBLY WILL SIXTEEN THIRTEEN
IRWIN. ITEM ONE FIFTY EIGHT
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SIX TWENTY
ON SANTIAGO ITEM ONE SIXTY ONE
SOME PEOPLE TWENTY ONE AND I'VE
BEEN IT I DON'T WANT TO BE NINE
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY FOUR FORTY
NINE RUBIO ITEM ONE EIGHTY THREE
SOME PEOPLE TWENTY SEVEN NINETY
WICKS. ITEM TO THIRTY SIX A
SYMBOL TWENTY FIVE TWENTY ONE
SANTIAGO ITEM THREE FORTY TWO
WAS SOME PEOPLE TWENTY FIFTY
EIGHT O'DONNELL ITEM FOR FIFTY
EIGHT ASSEMBLY WILL TWENTY FIVE
SIXTY SIX CALDERON AND ITEM.
FORTY SIX SOME PEOPLE TWENTY SIX
EIGHTY TWO GRAY. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY AYE. OPPOSED SAY NAY
YES SEVENTY MEMBERS ARE ADOPTED
THE BILL'S ROADS PRINTED BACK ON
FILE.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO THE TOP
OF THE THIRD READING FILE. FILE
ITEMS ONE FORTY THREE ONE FORTY
TO PASS AND RETAIN. SAYS FILE
ITEM ONE FORTY THREE AB EIGHTEEN
SEVENTEEN BY MR CHANG THE
CORPORATE ASSEMBLY BILL EIGHTEEN
SEVENTEEN BY ASSEMBLY REVERTING
AND OTHERS IMMACULATELY TO HELP
PUBLIC HEALTH MISTER TECH THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB EIGHT
SEVENTEEN IS A SAFER CLOTHES AND
TEXTILES ACT. THE BILL WOULD
PHASE OUT THE USE OF P. FAST IN
TEXTILES BY TWENTY TWENTY FIVE.
THAT'S THE MAJOR ISSUE BECAUSE
WHEN WE WASH OUR CLOTHES THE
COMES OUT OF HER CLOTHES AND
INTO OUR WATER SYSTEM
UNFORTUNATELY I KNOW NUMBER OF
MEMBERS HAVE TALKED ABOUT THIS
P. FAST WHEN IT GETS INTO. THE
WATER SO THE MORE WATER WILL
WILL CONTAMINATED IN A TIME
WHERE WE ARE THE DROUGHT WE WANT
TO MAKE SURE THAT WE ARE
MAINTAINING AS CLEAN WATER
SUPPLY AS POSSIBLE THAT WE ARE
TREATING OUR WATER AS THE VERY
PRECIOUS COMMODITY THAT IT IS. A
NEW WORKING VERY CLOSELY WITH
OUR CHAIR FROM THE STM COMMITTEE
AND COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH
THE OPPOSITION TO CLARIFY MY
INTENTION. ON A NUMBER OF ITEMS
WANT TO EXCLUDE PAPER PRODUCTS
AND PHASE. OUT OF NON DISPOSABLE
FEMININE HYGIENE PRODUCTS TO
EXCLUDE BOATS AND THEIR
COMPONENTS ADDRESS SOME OF THE
FINEST AND DECORATIONS IN THE
BILL AS WELL AS PROTECTING SMALL
RETAILERS BY ADDRESSING THE
BRITISH ACCENT WITH A NEW
RETAILER. COMPLIANCE PROVISIONS.
I HAVE A HISTORY OF WORKING WITH
THE SAME OPPONENTS FOR MARK-
BILL LAST YEAR WE DID TWO BILLS
ON P. THRUSTMASTER WHICH WAS
ULTIMATELY SUCCESSFUL IN A
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE ON
A. B. EIGHTEEN SEVENTY. THANK
YOU MISS JAMES ST DISCUSS DEBATE
. ON THE ADAM. CLARK LOVED.
SACRAMENTO MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF
THE- ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE.
CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE
ABOUT EYES FORTY THREE NO ZERO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES WERE TO PASS
TEMPORARILY FILE ITEMS ONE FORTY
FOUR. AND ONE FORTY FIVE FOR THE
PAST RETAIN AND FILE ITEMS ONE
FORTY SIX AND ONE FORTY SEVEN
PASS TEMPORARILY. ON FILE ITEM
ONE FORTY EIGHT PASS RETAIN A
FOLLOWS ONE FORTY NINE AND ONE
FIFTY. THAT BRINGS US TO FILE
ITEM ONE FIFTY ONE. AB TWENTY
SEVEN SIXTY SIX. CORKERY
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY
SIX BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
MAIENSCHEIN ACCORDING TO
BUSINESS MR MAIENSCHEIN THANK
YOU VERY MUCH I MISTER SPEAKER
CURRENT LAW ALLOWS THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS AND
SPECIFIED COUNTY COUNCILS AND
CITY ATTORNEYS TO BRING ACTIONS
UNDER THE UNFAIR COMPETITION LAW
TO PROTECT CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS
CURRENT LAW ALSO ALLOWS THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL NDAS TO ISSUE
PRE LITIGATION SUBPOENAS FOR
DOCUMENTS OR TESTIMONY TO
CONFIDENTIALLY INVESTIGATE
WHETHER A VIOLATION ISN'T%
OCCURRED DESPITE HAVING THE
EXACT SAME AUTHORITY TO FILE UCL
ACTION CITY ATTORNEYS AND COUNTY
COUNCILS DO NOT HAVE THE SAME
ABILITY. TO FILE PRE LITIGATION
SUBPOENAS AB TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY
SIX WILL ADDRESS THIS ANOMALY BY
PROVIDING THESE COUNTY COUNCILS
AND CITY ATTORNEYS THE SAME
INVESTIGATIVE TOOLS AS THEIR DA
COUNTERPARTS FOR UCL ACTIONS
I'VE REACHED AN AGREEMENT IN
CONCEPT WITH THE OPPOSITION TO
AMEND THE BILL TO ALLOW
SUBPOENAED ENTITIES TO FILE A
MOTION TO QUASH THE SUBPOENA WE
ARE WORKING ON LANGUAGE AND THE
PARTIES HAVE AGREED. TO CONTINUE
TO WORK ON THIS AND I HAVE
AGREED TO TAKE THE AMENDMENT IN
THE SENATE I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I. ABOUT. THERE WAS
MAIENSCHEIN SINGH NO DISCUSSION
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
. SARAH VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
ARE TO VOTE.
LIKE WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE OF.
HIGHS FORTY TWO KNOWS FIFTEEN
THAT MEASURE PASSES PAST RETAIN
A FILE ITEM ONE FIFTY TWO. THIS
IS FILE ITEM ONE FIFTY THREE.
THIS IS AB TWENTY SEVEN TWENTY
SIX CORPORATE. ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SEVEN TWENTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER LACKEY NATURALLY
THE PEACE OFFICERS. MR LACKEY
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS WE NEED
INTERVENTION FOR THE CULTURE OF
VIOLENCE THE PERMEATES OUR
PRISON SYSTEM THE U. S. NATIONAL
LIBRARY OF MEDICINE NATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF HEALTH PUBLISHED A
STUDY FINDING APPROXIMATELY 21%
OF MLLIMETER PHYSICALLY
ASSAULTED IN THE SIX MONTH
PERIOD. THE TROUBLED PRISON
SYSTEM WE NEED TO FIND A WAY TO
QUELL THESE RATES. MY BILL WILL
EXPAND THE TOOLS AVAILABLE TO
PEACE OFFICERS TASKED WITH
ENSURING THE SAFETY OF THE
INSTITUTION AND ORGANIZING IN
MATT INMATE COHESION. THIS WILL
ALLOW FOR THE PROTECTION OF BOTH
OFFICERS AND INMATES ALIKE. AND
I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK OF
A SLACKING SAY NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. ON THE ADAM CLARK
LIBERAL. MEMBERS DESIRABLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF THOSE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE VOTE. BURKE
WELL. HE CLOSE ROLL TIDE OF ICE
FORTY SEVEN NOES THREE THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS RETAIN OF
FILES ONE FIFTY FOUR. THROUGH
ONE FIFTY SEVEN.
MEMBERS ARE GONNA BE BACK IN THE
FILE THE FILE ITEM ONE FORTY
FIVE AB TWENTY THREE SIXTY NINE
. THIS IS MISTER SALAS F. FIVE
ONE FORTY FIVE TWENTY THREE
SIXTY NINE CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE TWENTY THREE SIXTY NINE
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER SALAS AND
ACCORDING TO THE MYSTIC VIOLENCE
MISTER SALAS THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS ARE PROUD TO
PRESENT AB TWENTY THREE SIXTY
NINE A BILL THAT STRENGTHENS
CALIFORNIA'S HISTORIC POLICY OF
SUPPORTING SURVIVORS LEGAL WAY
TO PUTTING AN END TO A ABUSE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MICHELLE SENIOR
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE ITEM.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF A. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS WERE SAID ABOUT.
CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIED UP
EYES FIFTY SIX NO ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS BACK IN FILER THIS IS
FILE ITEM ONE FIFTY NINE AB
TWENTY FOUR THIRTEEN MINUTES
CARILLO. COOKERY SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY FOUR THIRTEEN BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CARILLO AN ACTIVE IN
SCHOOL AND COMMUNICABLE ITS
EMPLOYEES MYSTERY OUT. THANK YOU
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I AM
PROUD 2% ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FOUR THIRTEEN WHICH WOULD ALLOW
CLASSIFIED SCHOOL OR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT EMPLOYEES TO
REMAIN IN PAID STATUS FOR A
SHORT PERIOD OF TIME WHILE THE
APPEAL THE RESULTS OF A PERSONAL
INVESTIGATION. THIS BILL STRIKES
THE RIGHT BALANCE BETWEEN
ALLOWING THE EMPLOYEE TO
EXERCISE THEIR DUE PROCESS
RIGHTS PROTECTING EXISTING
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS
AND PREVENTING ABUSE BY THOSE
SEEKING TO DRAW OUT THE PROCESS
THE BILL PASSED ASSEMBLY POLICY
COMMITTEES WITH NO OPPOSITE THAN
AND BIPARTISAN SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
MISCREANTS SEE NO DISCUSSION
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OVERALL. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS AT ABOUT. CLARK
WELL. CLOSE ROLE IN THAILAND I
FIFTY THREE NO ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. PASS RETAIN A FILE ITEM
ONE SIXTY WE'VE DISPENSED WITH
FILE ITEM ONE SIXTY ONE THIS IS
FILE ITEM ONE SIXTY TWO AB
TWENTY ONE NINETY FIVE FOR FREE
. SOME PEOPLE TWENTY ONE NINETY
FIVE BY ASSEMBLY BILL JONES
SAWYER AND OTHERS NOT PUTTING
THE CRIMES. MISTER JONES SAWYER.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I RISE
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY ONE NINETY
FIVE A BILL THAT CREATES AN
ALTERNATIVE PLEA FOR INDIVIDUALS
CHARGED WITH. SPECIFIC DRUG
OFFENSES WHILE MAINTAINING THE
SAME EXPOSURE TO CRIMINAL
PENALTIES DRUG OFFENSES ACCOUNT
FOR A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT. OF
CONVICTIONS AGAINST DESTABILIZED
SOMEONE'S LIFE BY BLOCKING
ACCESS TO FINANCIAL RESOURCES
SUCH AS HOUSING. FOR CALIFORNIA
LARGE UNDOCUMENTED POPULATIONS
DRUG CONVICTIONS CAN HAVE
DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES THAT
COULD LEAD TO PERMANENT
SEPARATION OF FAMILIES LOW LEVEL
CONVICTIONS LIKE INFRACTIONS AND
MISDEMEANOR POSSESSION. CONSERVE
JACK NONCITIZENS THE MANDATORY
ICE DETENTION THIRD BASES FOR
DEPORTATION AND BARK MOST FORMS
OF IMMIGRATION RELIEF. CURRENTLY
PROSECUTORS HAVE NO REALISTIC
OPTIONS EVEN IN THEIR OWN
PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT WOULD BE
THE BEST RESULT WOULD BE TO
AVOID IMMIGRATION OR OTHER
COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES IN THE
SPECIFIC CASE. UNDER AB TWENTY
ONE NINETY FIVE PROSPECT WILL
HAVE THE DISCRETION TALK TO THIS
ALTERNATIVE PLEASE ON THE CASE
BY CASE BASIS AND ONLY AT THE
REQUEST OF THE DEFENSE COUNSEL.
THIS PROVIDES AN ALL. IN ATTEMPT
TO PROTECT IMMIGRANTS IN OTHER
STATE RESIDENTS FROM PATIENT
DRUG CONVICTIONS AND SUFFERING
LONG LIFELONG CONSEQUENCES THIS
BILL ALSO HELP PRESERVE COURT
RESOURCES TO KEEP COURTS RUNNING
EFFICIENTLY BY ALLOWING THE
EARLY RESOLUTION OF SPECIFIC.
DRUG OFFENSES. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU
MISTRUST WHERE SENIOR DISCUSSION
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL
DRAW. ALL MEMBERS OTHERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MISTER JONES SAWYER MOVES TO
CALL.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS RETAIN A
FILE ITEM ONE SIXTY THREE PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM ONE
SIXTY FOUR. WE ARE FILE ITEM ONE
SIXTY FIVE. AB. TWENTY SIX
NINETY THREE BY MISS REYES
CORKERY ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SIX
NINETY THREE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
REYES INEQUITY TO OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY. MS REYES. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS. TO
PROTECT WORKERS DURING COVERT
DURING DISCOUNT EMIGRATE
AUTHORED AB SIXTY FIVE AND
EIGHTY SIX FIFTY FOUR. RICHARD
ROTH SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR THE
REQUIRED EMPLOYERS TO REPORT C
REPORT COBIT NINETEEN WORKPLACE
EXPOSURES IN OUTBREAKS. TODAY I
PRESENT TO YOU AB TWENTY SIX
NINETY THREE WHICH WILL SIMPLY
EXTEND THE SUNSET OF THESE
PROVISIONS FROM JANUARY FIRST
TWENTY TWENTY THREE TO NOW
JANUARY FIRST OF TWENTY TWENTY
FIVE RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MS REYES C.
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
VOTE ON MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS- TO
VOTE.
BURKE WELL. CLOTHES ARE ALL TIED
UP HIGHS FORTY TWO NO SIXTEEN.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. PASS RETAIN
ON FILE ITEM ONE SIXTY SIX FILE
ITEM ONE SIXTY SEVEN. IS AB
TWENTY THREE THIRTY EIGHT MISTER
GIBSON CORKERY SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY THREE THIRTY EIGHT BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER GIPSON ACCORDING
TO HEALTH CARE DECISIONS MISTER
GIBSON THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS THANK YOU
FOR ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE
THIRTY EIGHT WHICH WILL AT THE
NEXT OF KIN TO EXISTING LAW.
CLEAN UP THE CALL IN CLARIFYING
THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS FOR
THOSE UNABLE TO MAKE MEDICAL
DECISIONS SPECIFICALLY THIS BILL
WOULD MAKE SURE THAT THE PERSON
WHO KNOWS THE PATIENT'S BEST
WISHES- WILL MAKE THE MEDICAL
DECISIONS. FOR THEM ON THEIR
BEHALF THIS BILL CLEARS UP
LANGUAGE IN CURRENT LAW TO
REPRESENT THE CHANGE THE
CHANGING DEFINITION OF FAMILY IN
OUR STATE ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
THREE THIRTY EIGHT ADDS CLARITY
IN CURRENT LAW TO THE SECTIONS
THAT ARE CURRENTLY CONFUSING.
FOR THOSE GOING THROUGH THE END
OF LIFE PROCESS ONE IN EVERY
THREE ADULTS IN THE UNITED
STATES COMPLETE ANY ADVANCE
DIRECTIVE TO FOR THE END OF LIFE
HEALTH CARE THIS LIMITS PEOPLE'S
FOR MAKING THE DECISIONS THAT
THEY DESERVE. I PRAY THIS BILL
INSPIRES PEOPLE TO ONE HALF AND
MAKE A TO ADVANCE DIRECTIVES.
MAKING PLANS BUT IT OF LIFE IS
IMPORTANT YOUR NEXT OF KIN IS
NOT ALWAYS OUR NEXT OF KIN- IN
SOME CASES IT'S YOUR FRIEND IT'S
A CARE GIVER OR DOMESTIC PARTNER
WHO MAKES UP OUR FAMILY- NOT ALL
FAMILY MEMBER COME IN ONE SIZE
OR FLAVOR- MEMBERS THIS IS A
GOOD BILL THIS BILL IS BEING
SPONSORED BY THE- SENIOR
LEGISLATURE. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK WHEN I VOTE ON ASSEMBLY BILL. TWENTY THREE THIRTY EIGHT AND
IT'S RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
. THANK IMAGE GIPSON SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE OUT
OF COURT CLUB THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS OTHERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE OF A
HIGHS FIFTY NO ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES FILE ITEM ONE SIXTY EIGHT
. IS AB TWENTY EIGHTY FIVE
SEPARATE. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
EIGHTY FIVE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
HOLDEN AND ACTUALLY THE CRIMES
SURE HOLD EMAIL THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY EIGHTY FIVE WILL
ADDRESS THE OVER SURVEILLANCE IN
UNDER OVER REPRESENTATION OF
FAMILIES OF COLOR IN THE CHILD
WELFARE SYSTEM BY REFORMING
MANDATED REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
OVER THE YEARS MANDATED
REPORTING LAWS HAVE EXPANDED THE
DEFINITION OF REPORTABLE CHILD
ABUSE. AND PERSONS REQUIRED TO
REPORTED THE HIGHEST RATE OF
CALLS THAT COME IN TO THE CHILD
PROTECTION HOTLINE ARE FOR THE
CATCH ALL CATEGORY OF GENERAL
NEGLECT WHICH PRIMARILY CAPTURES
CASES OF POVERTY AND ECONOMIC
DISADVANTAGED THAT CANNOT BE
EFFECTIVELY RESOLVED BY THE
DIRECT SERVICES OFFERED BY CHILD
PROTECTIVE SERVICES. THE DATA
SHOWS THAT CHILDREN OF COLOR ARE
SIGNIFICANTLY MORE LIKELY TO BE
REPORTED FOR ALLEGATIONS OF
ABUSE AND NEGLECT DESPITE THE
MAJORITY OF ALLEGATIONS GOING
UNSUBSTANTIATED AB TWENTY EIGHTY
FIVE WILL SIMPLY AMEND THE CHILD
ABUSE AND NEGLECT REPORTING ACT
TO CLARIFY THAT A PAY PARENTS
ECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE DOES NOT
TRIGGER GENERAL NEGLECT
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS I
RESPECTFULLY. ASK FOR YOUR I.
THANK YOU MR HOLDEN SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
. CARCLUB THE ROLE. SADAMOTO ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE REMOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE OF A
HIGHS FORTY TWO KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WE HAVE
A SPECIAL GUEST WITH US IN THE
REAR OF THE CHAMBER TO DAY. ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GRAYSON PLEASE WELCOME CURRENT
US CONGRESSMAN AND FORMER
ASSEMBLYMEMBER. JOHN GARAMENDI.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK ON THE FILE. PASS RETAIN ON FILE ITEM. ONE
SIXTY NINE. THIS IS FILE ITEM
ONE SEVENTY. THIS IS MR BLOOM'S
AB TWENTY EIGHT NINETY AND THE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY EIGHT NINETY BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BLOOMING ACT RECRUITMENT
DISTRICTS. MISTER BLOOM EMAIL
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I RISE
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY EIGHT
NINETY WHICH CLARIFIES WHAT
CONSTITUTES A SPECIAL BENEFIT
FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY AND
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
ASSESSMENTS. THE PANDEMIC OF
COURSES HAVE AN UNPRECEDENTED
IMPACT ON OUR CALIFORNIA
BUSINESSES AND AB TWENTY EIGHT
NINETY PROVIDES SIMPLE
CLARIFICATIONS THAT WILL HELP
ENSURE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICTS CAN CONTINUE TO
REVITALIZE OUR CALIFORNIA'S
HISTORIC DOWNTOWNS AND ECONOMIC
CORRIDORS AT A TIME WHEN THESE
NEIGHBORHOODS NEED IT THE MOST
THERE'S NO OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK THANK YOU
MISTER BLOOM. SENIOR DISCUSSION
DEBATE CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
. IS OUT OF THE- ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT OF THE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE THEIR DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL CLOSE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTE
HIGHS FIFTY EIGHT NO ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS I AM
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON MR
JONES SAWYER IS ITEM THAT'S FILE
ITEM ONE SIXTY TWO AB TWENTY ONE
. NINETY FIVE CLICK ON POSTS.
MEMBERS VOTERS TO VOTE ALL
MEMBERS VOTED WHICH TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE HIGHS FORTY THREE
. KNOWS EIGHTEEN THAT MEASURE
PASSES. BACK IN FILE ORDER THIS
IS FILE ITEM ONE SEVENTY ONE AB
SEVENTEEN FORTY ONE BY MR LOW
CORKERY. ASSEMBLY BILL SEVENTEEN
FORTY ONE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER LOW
AND OTHERS NEVER LOSE ALL OF
THIS MISTER LOVE HE MAILED IT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH MISTER
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. NEXT
MONTH IS LGBTQ PRIDE MONTH AND
I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL SEVENTEEN FORTY ONE WHICH
WILL REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR TO
ANNUALLY PROCLAIM NOVEMBER
TWENTIETH AS TRANSGENDER DAY OF
REMEMBRANCE TO HELP ENSURE THAT
WE HAVE. THE CONTINUED EFFORTS
IN RECOGNIZING THOSE THAT ARE
MOST VULNERABLE AND OUR
POPULATIONS THIS IS A RECEIVE
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK RIVAL. THANK
YOU MISTER LOVE SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
. CLERK WILL OF THE ROLE. SARAH
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF
THE. CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE
ABOUT EYES FORTY FOUR NINE ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS THIS IS FILE ITEM ONE
SEVENTY TWO AB TWENTY SIX OH
SEVEN BY MR TANG CORKERY.
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SIX OH
SEVEN BIAS WILL BE REVERTING
ACTUALLY THE TIDELANDS AND
SUBMERGED LANDS AT THE CLOSE OF
THE U. ZERO TECH VICTIM
MEDIALLY. MISTER CHECK. I THINK
WHAT'S THE GRAVY TWO SIX OH
SEVEN LIFT THE PUBLIC TRUST AND
BURKE NOT REQUIREMENTS FOR LAND.
OWNED BY THE PORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO TO ALLOW FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW EARTHQUAKE
SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
TRAINING FACILITY ON THAT LAND.
THE BILL ENJOYS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT HAS NO OPPOSITION WAS
PERFECT FOR EITHER. THEY YOU
MISTER CHAIR. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS VOTERS
OUT OF THE- ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
OUT OF THOSE. THIS TAKES FIFTY
FOUR. ALL MEMBERS OTHERS OUT OF
THE. CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE
ABOUT I. SIXTY KNOWS YOU'RE ON
THE URGENCY I SIXTY KNOWS YOU'RE
ON THE MEASURE THAT BILL PASSES
PASS RETAIN A FILE ITEMS ON FILE
ITEM ONE SEVENTY THREE THAT
BRINGS US FILE ITEM ONE SEVENTY
FOUR AB EIGHTEEN THIRTEEN BY MR
MEDINA CORKERY. SOME PEOPLE
EIGHTEEN THIRTEEN BY THE SUMMER
MEDINA BACK LATE IN THE PROCESS
MR MEDINA. THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I PRESENT A.
B. EIGHTEEN THIRTEEN. THE
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE
CALIFORNIA STATE ATHLETIC
COMMISSION IS TASKED WITH THE
REGULATION OF COMBAT SPORTS.
FROM THE ASSIGNMENT OF OFFICIALS
TO THE PROMOTION OF THE HEALTH
OF THE ATHLETES. AB EIGHTEEN
THIRTEEN WILL MAKE CLEAR THE
DISCRETIONARY DECISIONS MADE BY
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER ARE WITHIN
THE COMMUNITIES PROVIDED WITHIN
THE GOVERNMENT QUOTE. AB
EIGHTEEN THIRTEEN WILL ALLOW THE
COMMISSION TO SAVE MONEY BY
AVOIDING UNNECESSARY LITIGATION
EXPENDITURES OVER THESE
INHERENTLY DISCRETIONARY
DECISIONS DECISIONS. THIS BILL
IS REDUCE RECEIVED BY
PARTICIPANTS. UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
IN THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES. AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER DATA
SAYING NO DISCUSSION ON THE ITEM
. CYCLOP THE ROLE. SEVERAL
MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF A. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. WELL. THOSE ARE ALL TIED BUT I SIXTY
FIVE NO ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES
PASS AND RETAIN ABOUT ONCE EVERY
FIVE. THIS IS FILE ITEM. ONE
SEVENTY SIX. AB TWENTY FOUR OH
EIGHT CLICK ON ME ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FOUR OH EIGHT BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER CUNNINGHAM AND
OTHERS AND I PLAYED IN THE
SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS THIS
CUNNINGHAM. THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT AB TWENTY FOUR WAIT.
MEMBERS WE HAVE A YOUTH MENTAL
HEALTH CRISIS ON OUR HANDS
DECEMBER TWENTY TWENTY ONE THE
US SURGEON GENERAL ISSUED AN
ADVISORY ON THE YOUTH MENTAL
HEALTH CRISIS SETTING APART.
SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS AMONG HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS INCREASED DURING
THE DECADE PRECEDING COVE IN
NINETEEN. WITH 19% FROM
200-092-2000 NINETEEN SERIOUSLY
CONSIDERING SUICIDE. A 36%
INCREASE OVER THAT DECADE. THE
PANDEMIC ONLY ADDED TO THE PRE
EXISTING MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
CHILDREN RIGHTS LETTER HOME LIKE
NEVER BEFORE. SOCIAL MEDIA USE
SKYROCKETED. AND A SIGNIFICANT
NUMBER OF THOSE CHILDREN ON
SOCIAL MEDIA. MANIFESTED
ADDICTION AND THAT ADDICTION
CAUSED HARM. WE KNOW THIS
BECAUSE OF WHISTLEBLOWER CAME
OUT LAST FALL AND PRESENTED
INTERNAL RESEARCH. FROM
INSTAGRAM. INSTAGRAM MADE
FINDINGS AND I'M QUOTING THEIR
OWN FINDINGS. WE MAKE BODY IMAGE
ISSUES WORSE FOR ONE AND THREE
TEEN GIRLS. 13% OF TEEN GIRLS
SAY INSTAGRAM MAKES THOUGHTS OF
SUICIDE WORSE 17% SAID IT MAKES
EATING DISORDERS WORSE. AND 6%
OF AMERICAN TEEN USERS TRACE THE
DESIRE TO KILL THEMSELVES TO
INSTAGRAM 6% THIS ADDITION IS
FUELED BY ALGORITHMS THAT RUN IN
THE BACKGROUND APPS THAT THEY
USE TO A CASUAL SEARCH FOR
SOMETHING AS INNOCUOUS AS
HEALTHY EATING RECIPES CAN FUEL
TEAM INTO LOOKING AT DIET PILLS
OR OTHER THINGS THAT PROMOTE
ANOREXIA. BOSER PRODUCT FEATURES
THEY ARE NOT CONTENT. FOLKS IF
YOU'RE GOING TO CREATE A PRODUCT
THAT YOU KNOW CHILDREN ARE GOING
TO USE YOU SHOULD WANT TO DESIGN
IT IN A WAY THAT DOESN'T REQUIRE
THEM TO SEEK PSYCHIATRIC HELP.
IN THIS STANDARD BY THE WAY
EXIST FOR EVERY OTHER PRODUCT ON
THE MARKET. EVERYTHING THAT
TOUCHES CHILDREN YOU MAKE A
BICYCLE HELMET. IT'S GOT TO BE
SAFE IF YOU SELL TO KIDS MAKE
BOTTLED WATER IF KIDS ARE BUYING
IT BETTER NOT POINTS IN A- YOU
MAKE STUFFED ANIMALS. IF KIDS
CHU ON THE STUFFED ANIMALS AND
CHEMICALS POISON THEM YOU CAN BE
LIABLE AND YOU DON'T GET TO COME
IN IN THE MODERN TORT SYSTEM AND
SAY WELL ONLY 6% OF OUR BICYCLE
HELMETS FAILED. AND SUBJECTED
SOMEBODY POSSIBLY TO DEATH
THAT'S NOT A DEFENSE YOU'RE
LIABLE FOR THE HARM THE YOUR
PRODUCTS CAUSING. WE HAVEN'T
DONE THAT FOR SOCIAL MEDIA FOR
TWO REASONS I CAN THINK OF ONE
IS RELATIVELY NEW. SECOND THE WE
DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THEY WERE DOING
ON THE BACK AND TO DESIGN THESE
ALGORITHMS TO HOOK OUR KIDS ON
THEIR PRODUCT AND WE DIDN'T KNOW
THE HARM THAT WAS COMING FROM
THAT BUT IT'S REAL AND IT'S
SIGNIFICANT. I WANT TO BE CLEAR
THIS BILL DOES NOT REGULATE
CONTENT IN ANY WAY. I READ FEWER
ALERTS AND OTHER THINGS THAT
SOME PEOPLE ARE SHOWING YOU. AND
THAT'S JUST NOT TRUE. THIS IS A
PRODUCT DESIGNED BUILT IT
REGULATES THE FEATURES. THAT THE
COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS HAVE PUT ON
THE BACKEND. OF SOCIAL MEDIA
APPS. TO ENSNARE CHILDREN. WE
PATTERN THIS BILL AFTER A NIGHT
CIRCUIT CASE. WOMEN BE SNAPPED.
THE COURT RULED AGAINST SNAP ON
APPEAL STATING IN SHORT SNAP WAS
SUED FOR THE PREDICTABLE
CONSEQUENCES OF DESIGNING
SNAPCHAT IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT
ALLEGEDLY ENCOURAGE DANGEROUS
BEHAVIOR. THEY DID NOT GET
IMMUNITY UNDER FEDERAL LAW FOR
CONTENT REGULATION BECAUSE IT
WASN'T CONTENT REGULATION NOR IS
THIS BILL. WE PUT TO SAY FARMERS
AND THE SPELL. SAFE HARBOR ONE
SAYS OF THE FIRST QUARTER AFTER
BECOMES LAW YOU STOP USING THE
ADDICTIVE FEATURES THAT ARE
CAUSING HARM YOU COULD NOT BE
LIABLE THE SECOND SAFE HARBOR
SAYS IF YOU DO A QUARTERLY AUDIT
AND FIND IN THE FUTURE THAT A
FEATURE. IS ADDICTIVE AND
CAUSING HARM AND YOU DISABLE
THAT FEATURE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS
YOU COULD NOT BE LIABLE.
INDUSTRY DIDN'T ASK US FOR THOSE
OF US PUT IN BY THE GOOD WORK OF
THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
WE'VE DEFINED ADDICTION AND SOME
OF YOU HAVE RAISED THIS ISSUE IN
CONVERSATIONS. THAT WE'VE HAD.
IN THE BEST WAY WE KNOW HOWWITH
THE TEAM OF LAWYERS LOOKING AT
WHAT THE PSYCHIATRIC MANUALS
USED TO DEFINE ADDICTION.
EXCESSIVE USE CAN'T BE STOPPED
DESPITE A WILL EFFORT TO STOP IT
. WE'VE GOT A TEAM OF LAWYERS A
TEAM OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
PSYCHIATRISTS PEDIATRICIANS.
WORK ON THE BEST TIGHTEST
DEFINITION WE CAN GET AND GUESS
WHAT IF WE IF WE CAN MAKE IT
BETTER. I'M ALL FOR DOING THAT.
WE GOTTA GET GET BUILD THE OTHER
HOUSE WE DON'T DO SQUAT. THIRTY
SECONDS. YOUR VOTERS WANT THIS
82% SACBEE SURVEY STATEWIDE 82%
OF VOTERS IN OUR STATE QUOTE
BELIEVE THAT TECH COMPANIES AND
LAWMAKERS NEED TO DO MORE TO
PROTECT CHILDREN WHO ARE ONLINE
YOU CAN'T GET 82% OF VOTERS TO
AGREED THE SUN RISES IN THE EAST
TODAY. BUT EVERYONE YOUR
CONSTITUENTS WANTS THIS. AS TIME
TO SEND A MESSAGE TO THIS
BUILDING TO THIS TOWN IN THE
STATE TO DC THIS TIME FOR THEM
TO DO SOMETHING. AND SEND A
MESSAGE TO THE PARENTS AND THE
KIDS IN YOUR DISTRICT THAT YOU
STAND WITH YOU WITH THEM AND YOU
WILL FIGHT FOR THEM AND YES. TO
BIG TECH THAT THE ERA OF
UNFETTERED SOCIAL
EXPERIMENTATION ON CHILDREN IS
OVER AND WE WILL PROTECT KIDS
ASTRONOMICAL. THANK YOU. I WANT
TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
LUIS OBISPO FOR THIS VERY
IMPORTANT BILL. AND I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS RIGHT TO SPILL.
I STAND AS A FATHER. OF A
TEENAGE DAUGHTER. AND I'VE BEEN
FOLLOWING THE GROWING EVIDENCE
OF THE IMPACT ON SOCIAL MEDIA ON
THE MENTAL HEALTH OF TEENAGERS
ESPECIALLY TEENAGE GIRLS. THE
EVIDENCE IS GROWING MORE AND
MORE AT WHICH WITH EVERY DAY AND
IT'S BECOMING OVERWHELMING WHERE
WE NEED TO ACT TO PROTECT OUR
KIDS. WE CAN SEND A STRONG
MESSAGE WHAT HAPPENS HERE IN
CALIFORNIA AND THE HOME OF
SILICON VALLEY WE CAN SEND A
STRONG MESSAGE TO THE REST OF
THE COUNTRY. THAT WHILE. YOU
KNOW EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO
INNOVATE THEY NEED TO INNOVATE
WITH RESPONSIBILITY THEY NEED TO
INNOVATE WITH PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES THAT ARE NOT DESIGNED
TO HARM OUR KIDS I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER
MURATSUCHI MISTER GABRIEL YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER- I TO RISE TODAY IN
SUPPORT OF B TWENTY FOUR OH
EIGHT- I DON'T THINK IT'S A
SECRET THAT THE AUTHOR AND I
REPRESENT DIFFERENT POLITICAL
PARTIES. WE REPRESENT VERY
DIFFERENT COMMUNITIES IN
DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE STATE.
BUT I JUST WANT TO APPLAUD HIS
LEADERSHIP ON RAISING THIS ISSUE
WE HAVE HAD A NUMBER OF
HEARINGS. OF THIS INFORMATIONAL
HEARINGS ON THIS ISSUE. THE
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF SOCIAL
MEDIA PARTICULARLY ON YOUNG
PEOPLE PARTICULARLY ON YOUNG
WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE PROFOUND.
AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE HEARING
FROM MEDICAL EXPERTS THAT'S WHAT
WE'RE HEARING FROM PEOPLE WHO
ARE. THINKING ABOUT OUR
CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH AND
WELLBEING. AND THIS IS AN
EXCEPTIONALLY IMPORTANT
CONVERSATION. I KNOW THAT IT'S A
COMPLICATED ONE IS HE REFERENCE
THIS IS A NEW AREA OF LAW THERE
ARE THINGS THAT NEED TO BE
FIGURED OUT. BUT I THINK WE ALL
KNOW THAT WE ARE AT A POINT IN
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS WHERE.
THINGS ARE GONNA CHANGE AND
THINGS ARE GOING TO VAULT AND
THIS IS A CONVERSATION THAT IS
SO ESSENTIAL. THAT IT DESERVES
THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCEED FOR
NOW THE AUTHOR WOULD NEVER SAY
THIS ABOUT HIMSELF BECAUSE HE'S
A VERY MODEST GUY. BUT I WILL
TELL YOU I HAVE COME TO OBSERVE
HIM TO BE ONE OF THE MOST
THOUGHTFUL. AND COMPETENT. AND
INTELLIGENT MEMBERS THAT WE HAVE
IN OUR BODY. AND I BELIEVE THAT
HE DESERVES THE OPPORTUNITY. TO
CONTINUE THIS CONVERSATION. HE
IS AN EXCEPTIONALLY THOUGHTFUL
PERSON AND I KNOW THAT HE WILL
WORK WITH OPPOSITION TO ADDRESS
CONCERNS THAT THEY HAVE. I KNOW
THAT HE'S WILLING TO DIG IN ON
THE DETAILS AND GET THEM RIGHT
HE IS SOMEBODY WHO UNDERSTANDS
THE LAW AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
LAW IN THE POLICY HERE. AND I
BELIEVE THAT IT WOULD BE A
PROFOUND MISTAKE. FOR THIS BODY
TO SAY THAT THIS CONVERSATION
SHOULD BE CUT OFF AT THIS POINT.
THAT THE IDEA THAT BIG TAX
SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE AS
PRESIDENT BY TO TALK ABOUT IT
FOR THE EXPERIMENT THAT THEY ARE
CONDUCTING ON OUR YOUNG PEOPLE
FOR PROFIT. TO END THAT
CONVERSATION NOW. I THINK WOULD
BE A PROFOUND MISTAKE AND WOULD
SEND THE WRONG SIGNAL TO
EVERYBODY ABOUT THE SIDE OF UPON
WHICH WE STAND. AND ME MAKE ONE
OBSERVATION ABOUT THE SUBSTANCE
OF THIS BILL. I KNOW THERE'S
BEEN A LOT THAT'S BEEN SAID
ABOUT THE FACT THAT INCLUDES A
PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION SO WE
TELL PEOPLE WHAT THAT IS A
PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION IS THE
FUNDAMENTAL BASIS OF THE
AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM. IT SAYS
IF GOD FORBID SOMEBODY RUNS
THEIR CAR INTO YOUR KID WHILE
THEY'RE RIDING THEIR BIKE. YOU
CAN SUE THEM. IT'S THE NOTION
THAT YOU CAN PROTECT YOURSELF
AND YOUR PROPERTY. NO I THINK
THERE ARE INSTANCES WHERE
PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION IS NOT
WARRANTED. IT'S SOMETHING WE
OUGHT TO BE THOUGHTFUL ABOUT WE
OUGHT TO BE THOUGHTFUL ABOUT
HERE. BUT I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT
THAT IS A REASON TO SAY. WE WILL
STOP CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THIS
BILL. WE WILL STOP CONVERSATIONS
ABOUT THIS ISSUE. AS HE
MENTIONED OUR CONSTITUENTS ARE
DEMANDING THIS. 92% OF DEMOCRATS
SUPPORT THIS. I BELIEVE IT'S AN
89492% OF REPUBLICANS 88% OF A
INDEPENDENCE PEOPLE WANT US TO
HOLD TACK ACCOUNTABLE. THEY WANT
US TO PROTECT THEIR KIDS THERE'S
AN EDITORIAL TO THAT POINT IN
THE LOS ANGELES TIMES THIS
MORNING. SO COULD THIS BILL
BENEFIT FROM FURTHER
CONVERSATION ABSOLUTELY. BUT I
THINK IT WOULD BE A PROFOUND
MISTAKE FOR PEOPLE NOT TO VOTE
FOR THIS BILL TO VOTE NO AGAINST
IT AND TO SAY WE ARE NOT EVEN
WILLING TO HAVE A CONVERSATION
ABOUT THAT. I BELIEVE THAT THIS
ISSUE IS TOO IMPORTANT I BELIEVE
THAT THE AUTHORS TO SMART AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AN AYE VOTE
ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU MISS
GABRIEL THIS PARA QUE HAN. YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF AB TWENTY FOUR OH
EIGHT. IN THE EAST BAY IN RECENT
DAYS WE LOST FOR TEENAGERS TO
SUICIDE IN ONE WEEK. FOUR
TEENAGERS WHOSE LIVES WERE AHEAD
OF THEM. AND THEY TOOK THEIR
LIVES BEFORE THEY COULD HAVE A
FAMILY. HAVE A JOB HAVE THE
FUTURES THAT EVERYONE OF THEM
DESERVED BUT I'M NOT TELLING YOU
ANYTHING YOU DON'T KNOW. EVERY
SINGLE ONE OF US KNOWS THAT
THERE IS A MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
IN OUR YOUTH RIGHT NOW. IT IS
REAL IT IS PALPABLE AND IT IS A
TIMES TAKING THE LIVES OF THESE
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG PEOPLE. WE ALSO
KNOW BECAUSE THE DATA BEARS IT
OUT. THAT PART OF THE REASON
THIS FEEL SO DIFFERENT THAN WHEN
WE WERE KIDS IS SOCIAL MEDIA.
FOR THOSE OF US THAT HAD A HARD
TIME IN SCHOOL WE GOT TO GO HOME
TO OUR FAMILIES. AND TURN IT ALL
OFF. AND THEY DON'T ANYMORE. AND
THESE ALGORITHMS. FORCE MORE AND
MORE ON OUR CHILDREN. BECAUSE OF
THE WAY THESE APPS ARE PRODUCED
AND THE WAY THEY TRY TO KEEP OUR
CHILDREN'S ATTENTION. THIS IS
CALLED THE ATTENTION ECONOMY FOR
A REASON. THEY MAKE THEIR MONEY
OFF KEEPING OUR KIDS ON THESE
APPS TO SEE THESE THINGS. TO BE
AFFECTED BY THEM. AND
FUNDAMENTALLY HURT BY THEM. AND
WHAT THIS BILL DOES IS SIMPLE
AND I THINK THAT THE AUTHOR.
MADE NOTE OF THE SAFE HARBOR
PROVISION BUT I THINK IT IS THE
MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THIS
BILL. BECAUSE WHAT HE IS SAYING
TO THESE COMPANIES AS- IF YOU'RE
AUDITING AND MAKING SURE YOU'RE
DOING RIGHT BY OUR CHILDREN. YOU
DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS.
IF YOU EVEN FIND. YOU'RE DOING
SOMETHING TO HARM OUR CHILDREN
AND YOU FIX IT. YOU DON'T HAVE
TO WORRY ABOUT THIS. ISN'T THAT
WHAT WE SHOULD BE ASKING OF
EVERY SINGLE COMPANY IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE A MAKE
SURE YOU AREN'T HARMING OUR
CHILDREN. AND SO YES I WOULDN'T
SAY THAT THE CHAIRS ARE WRONG
COULD THIS USE MORE WORK ALL OF
OUR BILLS COULD USE MORE WORK
BUT THIS IS IMPORTANT IT IS
IMPORTANT TO OUR CHILDREN AND
THEIR FUTURE AND IS THE MOM OF
THE TWELVE YEAR OLDS WHO WATCHES COME HOME EVERY DAY FROM
SCHOOL AND HOPE YOU HAD A GOOD
DAY HOPE WE CAN GET THROUGH
THESE TUMULTUOUS YEARS. AND HOPE
YOU SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THEM I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
MR COOLEY YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
COLLEAGUES I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
. AB. TWENTY FOUR OH EIGHT. YOU
KNOW THIS IS A BILL IT'S ALMOST
FASCINATED TO CONSIDER. BECAUSE
HERE WE'VE HAD THE LEGISLATURE
IN CALIFORNIA SINCE EIGHTEEN
FIFTY. AND SOCIAL MEDIA HAS
CHANGED IN A DRAMATIC WAY.
ASPECTSOF THE WORLD AROUND US
TO DIDN'T EXIST FOR A HUNDRED
AND FIFTY YEARS. THIS IS THE
PEOPLE'S HOUSE WE HAVE EIGHTY
MEMBERS ON THIS FLOOR CHARGED
WITH REPRESENT THE PEOPLE OF
THEIR DISTRICTS. THE REALITY
THAT MATTERS IS NOT. THE REALITY
INSIDE THIS BUILDING BUT THE
REALITY ON THE OUTSIDE. AND THIS
BILL TEES UP A SECTOR A
PHENOMENON WHICH COUNTRY THE
BOOKLET PLEASE YES HE'S IS
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
SOMETHING THAT IS WHOLLY
DIFFERENT. THAN ANY OTHER ERROR
HAS HAD TO ENCOUNTER. THIS
CAPACITY JUST- IMPASSE ANY WALL
IMPAIR TO JUST KIND OF INTERACT
WITH PEOPLE WE SEE EVERYONE
EVERYWHERE AROUND US THEIR HAND
. IS LOOK AT THEIR EYES OR LOOK
AT THEIR PHONE IN FRONT OF THEM
. EXTREMELY ABSORBED BY WHAT'S
GOING ON THERE. SO IS. I FEEL
THIS IS INCUMBENT UPON THE
LEGISLATURE ON THE ON US EIGHTY
A SYMBOL FROM OUR DIFFERENT
PLACES IN THE REAL WORLD.
GARRULOUS PLACE. WITH AN OATH OF
OFFICE TO FUNDAMENTALLY HAS US
CONCERNED NOT ABOUT THE
REALITIES INSIDE THE WALLS THIS
BILL ABOUT WHAT'S OUTSIDE. TO
TAKE NOTE OF WHAT'S OUTSIDE
ENACT. AND I ACTUALLY AM A
LAWYER I ALSO DO NOT FAVOR
PRIVATE RIGHTS OF ACTION. THAT
S FREQUENT UP TO HAVE THE VOTE
NO ON THE BILL. BUT THIS BRINGS
TO MIND YOUKNOW. IN THE DEPTHS
OF THE DEPRESSION. A NATION AND
NEED A CRISIS SURROUNDING FDR.
AND HOW DID FTA ARE FIND THE
POWER TO MOVE FORWARD AND CHANGE
THE DYNAMICS OF WHAT WAS
SURROUNDING HIM. BECAUSE THAT'S
KIND OF WHERE WE'RE AT. HOW WE
CHANGE THE DYNAMICS OF WHAT IS
SURROUNDING US SURROUNDED OUR
KIDS STRANDED OUR FAMILIES. FDR
WAS A LITTLE BIT LIKE ARE
CALLING HERE FROM SAN LUIS
OBISPO. ONE THING IS SURE. WE
HAVE TO DO SOMETHING. DOING
NOTHING IS ACTUALLY NOT A GOOD
OPTION. WHEN WHAT'S SURROUNDING
YOU IS BESET BY PROBLEMS. ONE
THING IS SURE WE HAVE TO DO
SOMETHING. WE HAVE TO DO THE
BEST WE KNOW HOW AT ANY MOMENT.
IF IT DOESN'T TURN OUT RIGHT WE
CAN MODIFY IT AS YOU GO ALONG.
THAT IS THE DEMOCRATIC VESTED IT
IS. IT'S INCREMENTAL. IS TAKEN
THE LIGHT IN FRONT OF US. AND
STEP INTO THE LIGHT WE HAVE. AND
WHEN YOU STEP FOR THE LIGHT YOU
HAVE EXPERIENCE A LITTLE MORE
INSIGHT. IS KIND OF MOVING TO
THE MURKINESS OF BIG CHALLENGES
I THINK THIS IS A GOOD BILL. BUT
I DO WANT TO NOTE THIS IS TAKEN
THE LEGISLATURE INTO AN AREA
WHERE WE KNOW THERE IS NEED. BUT
THIS IS SOMETHING NEW OR THE SUN
. AND IT'S BETTER THAT WE TAKE A
STEP AND BE BOLD. KNOWING THAT
WE CAN MODIFY IT AS YOU GO ALONG
AND THAT IS THE STREET AS AS
NOTED AS IT MOVES ON TO ANOTHER
HOUSE THAT SORT OF CONVERSATION
AND SINCE I DO BELIEVE THERE ARE
BE AMENDMENTS BY ADVANCING THE
BILL TODAY WE WILL SEE IT. COME
BACK. ONCORHYNCHUS. THANK YOU
MISS COOLEY MISS WICKS YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE A PROUD
JOIN AUTHOR OF AB TWENTY FOUR
AWAIT. AND I JUST WANNA- ALSO
EXPRESS- AND IN SOLIDARITY WITH
SOME OF FOLKS VERY SPOKE WITH
TODAY I HAVE JUST SO MUCH DEEPER
SPEC FOR THE AUTHOR OF THIS
BILL- YOU COULDN'T GET A MORE
THOUGHTFUL AUTHOR SOMEONE WHO'S
TRYING TO NAVIGATE A VERY VEXING
PROBLEM AND I KNOW THAT HE COMES
TO THE TABLE FOR THE REASONS I
DO. SIMPLY PUT HE'S A PARENT.
THAT'S WHY I AM A PROUD AUTHORED
CO AUTHORED THIS BILL BECAUSE
I'M THE MOM OF A FIVE YEAR OLD
AN ALMOST TWO YEAR OLD LITTLE
GIRL. AND I LOOK AT THE WORLD IN
WHICH THEY ARE LIVING IN THE
WORLD THAT THEY'RE GOING TO BE
ENGAGING IN. AND THE DATA FROM
THE COMPANY'S IS THE EXACT
REASON WHY WE NEED THIS BILL.
THESE COMPANIES KNOW THIS. WE'VE
HEARD IT THROUGH THE
WHISTLEBLOWER'S TESTIMONY. THEY
KNOW THAT THEIR PRODUCTS. HAVE
NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES IN TERMS
OF. ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR IMPACTING
TEEN SLEEP IMPACTING SELF ESTEEM
. SO WE HAVE TO TAKE ACTION ON
THIS THIS CONVERSATION HAS TO
KEEP GOING. AND I SEE IT IN MY
OWN FIVE YEAR OLD. YOU KNOW WHEN
SHE'S FIVE YEARS OLD. AND SO I
TRY TO CRATE HER EXPERIENCE AS
BEST I CAN AND FOR RIGHT NOW I
CAN DO THAT. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
SHE'S TEN WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
SHE'S TWELVE. YOU KNOW AND YOU
LOOK AT ALL THE YOUNG KIDS OUT
THERE. WHO ARE GETTING ADVERTISE
DIET PILLS. YOU KNOW WHO WERE
HAVING SUICIDAL IDEATIONS AFTER
SO MUCH- CONSUMING OF SOCIAL
MEDIA AND MANY OF THESE KIDS
BELIEVE. THEY CAN'T LIVE WITH
SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES THEY
CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT IT. AND WE
HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING WE CAN AS
PARENTS THAT IS WHAT WE ARE WE
ARE PARENTS ARE NUMBER ONE JOBS
LAWMAKERS IS TO KEEP OUR
COMMUNITY SAFE. THAT'S THE
NUMBER ONE THING. ACTUALLY WHEN
IT COMES TO OUR CHILDREN. I KNOW
THE AUTHOR IS GOING TO WORK WITH
OPPOSITION HE'S GOING TO SIT
DOWN WITH THE OPPOSITION HE'S
ONE OF THE MOST THOUGHTFUL
PEOPLE ON THIS FLOOR. AND WE'RE
GOING TO FORCE A CONVERSATION
THAT HAS TO HAPPEN IN OUR STATE.
AND CALIFORNIA IS HOME TO MANY
OF THESE TECH COMPANIES AND I'M
DOING A COMPANION BILL AND I'VE
I'VE WORKED WITH OPPOSITION I
WILL COULD YOU SIT DOWN WITH
THEM MYSELF BUT SOMETIMES WE
HAVE TO TAKE SOME UNCOMFORTABLE
VOTES BUT IT'S ABOUT KEEPING
THIS BILL MOVING FORWARD IN
KEEPING THE PROCESS MOVING
FORWARD WE OWE IT TO OUR
CHILDREN WE OWE IT TO OUR
COMMUNITIES. AND I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MS WICKS SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. WHICH CUNNINGHAM
REMAIN CLOSE FOR YOU WISH. I
DON'T KNOW THAT I XPECTED TO BE
COMPARED FDR TODAY. AND I DON'T
KNOW THAT THAT'S QUITE ACCURATE
BUT THANK YOU ALL FOR THE
SUPPORT OF SPEECHES. OF WE GOTTA
MAKE A CHOICE TODAY. YEAH I'D BE
COUNTED. VOTE FOR THIS BILL
YOU'RE STANDING UP FOR THE KIDS
. THANK YOU. WITH THAT CLERK
WILL CALL THE ROLL. IT IS OUT OF
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF A. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF OUT.
THE CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL TIDE
ABOUT EYES FORTY FIVE. NO ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WE
ARE AT THIS TIME GOING TO BE
TAKING UP A NUMBER OF FIFTY FOUR
VOTE BILLS WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
TWO THIRDS ITEMS THAT WE'RE
GOING TO BE WORKING. IN THE FILE
BUT WE WILL BE JUMPING AROUND
FROM ITEM TO ITEM SO PLEASE BE
ATTENTIVE. TO YOUR READING CLERK
. WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE
UP THE FILE ITEM. TWO OH WAIT.
FILE ITEM TWO OH EIGHT. IS AB
TWENTY SIX TWENTY SIX BY MISS
CALDERON WE ARE TAKING UP FIFTY
FOUR VOTE BILLS AT THIS TIME
COOKERY. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
SIX TWENTY SIX BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
CALDERON AND OTHERS IN AFTER THE
HEALING ARTS IN THE CLEAR THE
AIR ZERO THICK THICK MEDIALLY.
MISTER CALDERON. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SIX TWENTY SIX WILL
PROTECT MEDICAL PROVIDERS FROM
HAVING THEIR LICENSE REVOKED OR
SUSPENDED FOR COORDINATING OR
PROVIDING ABORTION CARE WITH IN
CALIFORNIA. FOR OUT OF STATE.
THANK GOODNESS CALDERON SEEING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. ON THIS
ITEM CLICK LIBERAL. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT OF A. THIS TAKES
FIFTY FOUR.
WELL CLOSER ROLE AND TALLY THE
VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY FIVE KNOWS
TWELVE. THAT MEASURE PASSES ON
THE URGENCY EYES FIFTY FIVE
MINUTES TWELVE ON THE URGENCY AS
FIFTY FIVE KNOWS TWELVE ON THE
MEASURE.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE OUT FILE ITEM TO FORTY.
FILE ITEM CHIU FORTY. AB TWENTY
SEVEN NINETY EIGHT BY MR FONG
AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN
NINETY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
VINCE FONG AFRO IN A LAND USE IN
THE CURRENT YEAR ZERO TO THE
CORRECT IMMEDIATELY. MR FONG. I
THINK THE SPEAKER THIS BILL
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN
NINETY EIGHT IS AN IMMEDIATE
SOLUTION. TO REMOVE CONGESTION
AT THE PORTS AND IMPROVE
CALIFORNIA'S FREIGHT
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE.
SUPPLY CHAIN CRISIS BECAUSE AN
UNFORESEEABLE DESTRUCTION OF OUR
ECONOMY AND EXCEL EXISTS TODAY
IN THIS BILL WAS SELFISH SHORT
TERM PERMIT AND PLANNING
STREAMLINING WHICH WILL EXPAND
CALIFORNIA'S CAPACITY. TO GET
OUR SUPPLY CHAIN BACK ON TRACK.
THIS BILL INCORPORATES A COUPLE
OF SOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE
HAS ALREADY ENACTED TO ADDRESS
THE SATE'S HOUSING SHORTAGE THE
PROJECTS COVERED BY THIS BILL
ARE LIMITED TO SHORT TERM
FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS.
THAT ARE SPECIFICALLY TAILORED
TO GETTING CONTAINERS OFF OF
CONGESTED DOCKS SIMILAR TO THE
HOUSING CRISIS ACT THIS BILL
REQUIRES LOCAL AGENCIES TO
CONDUCT NO MORE THAN FIVE
HEARINGS WHEN CONSIDERING THE
APPROVAL OF FREIGHT
TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS. THE
BILL ALSO ALLOWS TEMPORARY USE
PERMITS TO MOVE FORWARD SO THAT
PROJECTS CAN IMMEDIATELY
COMMENCE. THESE PERMITS IT MUST
STILL BE CONSISTENT WITH LOCAL
ZONING PLANS AND ORDINANCES. ARE
GOODS MOVEMENT SECTOR NEEDS
IMMEDIATE SPACE TO STORE
SHIPPING CONTAINERS CONTAINERS
ARE BEING LEFT ON NEEDED LAND TO
MOVE GOODS OR EVEN LEFT ON THE
CHASSIS IS THAT ALREADY IN SHORT
SUPPLY. AB TWENTY SEVEN NINETY
EIGHT IS LIMITED IN SCOPE AND
DURATION TO IMMEDIATELY ADDRESS
THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF THE STATE'S
SUPPLY CHAIN TO GET CARGO
INLAND. GET EMPTY CONTAINERS WE
FILLED WITH GOODS TO EXPORT.
ACTION IS NEEDED TO ADDRESS OUR
SUPPLY CHAIN CRISIS NOW I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. I THINK MISS FONG SENIOR
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. IT IS
OUR VOTE ON MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
TO VOTE. CLARK WELL. CLOSE
ROLLING TIDE OF A I SIXTY SIX NO
ZERO ON THE URGENCY I SIXTY SIX
NO ZERO ON THE MEASURE THAT BILL
PASSES. THIS IS FILE ITEM TO
FORTY SIX AB FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE
FILE IN TWO FORTY SIX HE BE
FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA AND OTHERS
AND THAT RELATING TO VETERANS
THE CLEARLY WAS THE ARCHITECT
FOR COMMITTEE LEE MISS
QUIRK-SILVA. GOOD AFTERNOON
MISTER SPEAKER I'M HERE TO
PRESENTE BE FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE
I DISTRICT BILL THAT WILL ALLOW
FOR A STATE VETERANS CEMETERY TO
BE LOCATED AND IN THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE UPON COMPLETION. OF A
SITE SURVEY BY THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIR
ORANGE COUNTY IS THE LARGEST
STATE. COUNTY WITH OUT TO
VETERANS CEMETERY IN TWENTY
FOURTEEN THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIR
ESTIMATED THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
WAS HOME TO A HUNDRED AND
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND VETERANS. YET
ORANGE COUNTY VETERANS AND THEIR
FAMILIES MUST TRAVEL TO
RIVERSIDE NATIONAL CEMETERY IN
ORDER FOR THEIR SERVICE MEMBERS
TO BE INTERRED AT A FINAL PROPER
RESTING PLACE. I AM PLEASED TO
INFORM MY FELLOW ASSEMBLY
MEMBERS THAT THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE IS A SPONSOR AND THEN THE
MEASURE HAS RECEIVED. SUPPORT
FROM ALL LOCAL GOVERNMENTS YEAH
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY ALL THIRTY
FOUR CITIES IN ORANGE COUNTY.
AND ADDITION TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT AB FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE
IS SUPPORTED BY NUMEROUS VETERAN
ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING THE
AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF
CALIFORNIA. AMVETS AMERICAN GOLD
STAR MOTHERS VIETNAM VETERANS OF
AMERICA AND OTHER REGIONAL
VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL
AMERICAN LEGION AND VETERANS OF
FOREIGN WAR POST. AS SOME OF YOU
MIGHT ALREADY KNOW I STARTED
WORKING WITH ORANGE COUNTY
VETERANS BACK IN TWENTY FOURTEEN
VIA AB FOURTEEN FIFTY THREE
WHICH WAS CHAPTER AND LATER AB
THREE SIXTY EIGHT ALSO CHAPTER
IN TWENTY NINETEEN. LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN THIS HAS BEEN A LONG
ROAD BOTH BILLS HAVE SOUGHT TO
DEVELOP A STATE VETERANS
CEMETERY IN ORANGE COUNTY AND TO
DATE WE HAVE YET TO SEE OUR GOAL
TO LOCATE A VETERANS CEMETERY AN
ORANGE COUNTY REALIZED. WELL
THERE IS ALWAYS BEEN STRONG
LOCAL SUPPORT AND RECOGNITION
THAT A VETERANS CEMETERY IS
NEEDED THE COMMUNITY HAS BEEN
CHALLENGED BY A LACK OF
CONSENSUS AND DIVERGENT
PREFERENCES ON WHERE THE
CEMETERY SHOULD BE BUILT. THIS
ALL CHANGED VERY RECENTLY WHEN
THE JEPSON CANYON SITE WAS
IDENTIFIED AB FIFTEEN NINETY
FIVE WAS CAREFULLY DRAFTED TO
PROVIDE CAL THAT WITH THENECESSARY AUTHORITY TO MOVE
FORWARD WITH THIS APPROACH WITH
THE PURSUIT OF A STATE VETERANS
CEMETERY AN ORANGE COUNTY. WE
HAVE OUR WORK TO DO BUT YOUR
SUPPORT TODAY WHAT I OFFER AS A
FINAL RESTING PLACE FOR VETERANS
AND THEIR FAMILIES I ASK FOR
YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MISS
QUIRK-SILVA DR CHOI YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU CHAIR AND
THE MEMBERS SO I RISE AS A PROUD
THE JOINT AUTHORS TO EXPRESS MY
SUPPORT THE FOR A. B. FIFTEEN
NINETY FIVE. I WOULD ALSO LIKE
TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
FULLERTON FOR WORKING HARD AND
THE WITH ME TOGETHER ON THIS IS
TRULY IMPORTANT ISSUE. ORANGE
COUNTY IS HOME TO OVER ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND. VETERANS SO
WHO HAVE DEFENDED OF OUR GREAT
COUNTRY AND THE PUT THEIR LIVES
SO ON THE LINE TO PUT. PUT TO
PROTECT US. YES. ORANGES OUT ONE
OF THE LARGEST ACCOUNT IS IN
CALIFORNIA- WITHOUT WITHOUT IT
VETERANS AS M. THREE AS YOU
HEARD A BUILDING UP AT THE
VETERANS OF CEMETERY IN THE
ORANGE COUNTY HAS BEEN A
PRIORITY OF MINE KNUFFLE MANY
YEARS SO WHEN I WAS A CITY
COUNCIL AND THE MAYOR OF A CITY
OF IRVINE SINCE OUR ASSOCIATE
YEAH. ASSISTA NINETEEN. OF MY
TWO THOUSAND ALL. TWO THOUSAND
FOUR AB. FIFTEEN NINETY FIVE-
OUT WOULD PROVIDE THE
UNNECESSARY FINANCIAL RESTING
PLACE OF FOR OUR BRAVE MADE THE
VETERANS ARE AND DON'T ALLOW
STARK COUNTY OF WHAT ORANGE TO
DESIGNATE THE VETERANS A
CEMETERY SIDE TO. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED THE SUPPORT THE FROM
ALL THIRTY FOUR ORANGE COUNTY-
CITIES. AND THE ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I HAVE SO
ALREADY ALLOCATED OUT OF TWENTY
MILLION DOLLARS SELF FOR THE
LOCATION FOR THIS REASON SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE ON AB FIFTEEN. NINETY FIVE
WITHOUT THE SUPPORT AND THE
HONOR OUR VETERANS THANK YOU.
THEY COULD HAVE CHOI MR VOEPEL
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. SO. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF AB FIFTEEN NINETY
FIVE HERE'S WHY. IN SAN DIEGO
COUNTY THE- VETERANS CEMETERY
THAT IS A NATIONAL CEMETERY BY
THE VA IS EXPANDING TWO THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED GRAVES. MY
GENERATION WAS VIETNAM VETERANS
ARE DYING OFF AT OF EVER
INCREASING RATE. WE NEED EVEN
MORE VETERANS CEMETERIES BECAUSE
NOW THE IRAQI AND AFGHANISTAN
VETERANS. OUR SER COMING TO ALL
OF THEIR MALADIES AND EXPOSURE
TO INCREDIBLE POISONOUS.
CHEMICALS AS HAVE I BEEN WITH
AGENT ORANGE SO. I RISE IN
SUPPORT FOR THIS AND I ENCOURAGE
EVERYONE. TO I KNOW DAHLE MEMBER
I'M A HARD NOSE GUY PLAN TO
VETERANS THANK YOU. THANK THIS
VOEPEL SAYING NO OTHER MEMBERS
SEEKING RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLE ANTI VOTE
I SIXTY FOUR KNOWS YOU'RE ON THE
URGENCY I SIXTY FOUR KNOWS
YOU'RE ON THE MEASURE THAT BILL
PASSES MEMBERS WE ARE MOVING
BACK IN THE FILES TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM ONE FORTY EIGHT.
TAKING UP FILE ITEM ONE FORTY
EIGHT. A. B. SIXTEEN SIXTY SIX
BY MISS MARC HAND CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL SIXTEEN
SIXTY SIX BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER OF
OUR QUE HAN AND OTHERS AND I
RELATING TO ABORTION AND THE
CLAIM OF CEDAR UP SIGNIFICANTLY
THIS BACK CAN. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT AB SIXTEEN SIXTY SIX AB
SIXTEEN SIXTY SIX IS INCREDIBLY
IMPORTANT LAW AT THIS MOMENT IN
TIME JUST LAST WEEK OKLAHOMA
PASSED THE STRICTEST ABORTION
BAN IN THE NATION FOUNDED ON THE
PRINCIPLE OF A PRIVATE RIGHT OF
ACTION. ALLOWING CITIZENS TO SUE
PROVIDERS AND PATIENTS JUST LIKE
THEY CAN'T TODAY IN TEXAS AND
RIGHT OUR COURTS DO NOT HEAR
THESE CASES RIGHT NOW BECAUSE
ROBIE WADE IS THE LAW OF THE
LAND. WE ALL KNOW THAT THOSE
DAYS MAY BE SHORT. THAT WE ARE
PROTECTED BY ROE V. WADE. AND SO
WHAT AB SIXTEEN SIXTY SIX DOES
IT PROTECTS PATIENTS. PROVIDERS
AND THOSE TO ASSIST THOSE WERE
GETTING AN ABORTION FROM CIVIL
LIABILITY UNDER THESE LAWS IN
FOREIGN STATES THAT ARE GOING
AFTER WOMEN. THAT ARE SEEKING
ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE. OUR LAW
OF THE LAND OUR CONSTITUTION
PROTECTS THE RIGHT TO ABORTION
HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE MUST
ENSURE THAT THESE FOREIGN STATES
LAWS DO NOT COMING TO OUR
BORDERS AND PUT OUR PROVIDERS
ARE ABORTION FUNDS. AND THE
WOMEN WHO ARE SEEKING CARE AT
RISK SO ASK YOUR AYE VOTE ON AB
SIXTEEN SIXTY SIX TO ENSURE HAT
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIAREMAINS.
A PLACE WHERE COMPREHENSIVE
ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE INCLUDING
ABORTION IS SAFE. IS LEGAL AND
DOES NOT RESULT IN CIVIL
LIABILITY. THANK OF HIS BACKHAND
SAYING NO DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLARK LIBERAL. ALL
MEMBERS OF DESIRE TO VOTE THIS
TAKES FIFTY FOUR. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TELL YOU
WHAT I FIFTY SIX KNOWS TWELVE ON
THE URGENCY AS FIFTY SIX KNOWS
12-1 THE MEASURE. THAT BILL
PASSES. MEMBERS WE ARE MOVING
AHEAD IN THE FILE THE TAKE UP
FILE ITEM TWO FIFTY FOUR.
AND WE'RE GOING TO PASS
TEMPORARILY ON MISTER RIVAS SAYS
FILE ITEM TWO FIFTY FOUR. AB
SIXTEEN FIFTY FOUR WHICH I WAS
TOLD WAS A YES. WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON THAT. TWO SIX.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO CHECK A
FILE ITEM TO SIXTY FOUR AB
SEVENTEEN OH SEVEN FIVE IS
BOERNER HORVATH CORKERY.
ASSEMBLY BILL SEVENTEEN OH SEVEN
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
BOERNER HORVATH ACCLIMATED
TAXATION OF MAKING A PROBATIONER
FOR. THIS BOERNER HORVATH THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER SPONSORED BY
THE CALIFORNIA STATE CONTROLLER
AB SEVENTEEN OH SEVEN SIX TO
SECURE A PERMANENT FUNDING
SOURCE FOR THE SENIOR CITIZENS
AND DISABLED CITIZENS. PROPERTY
TAX POSTPONEMENT PROGRAM. THIS
PROGRAM ALLOWS HOMEOWNERS WHO
ARE SENIORS BLIND OR HAVE A
DISABILITY TO DEFER CURRENT YEAR
PROPERTY TAXES. ON THEIR
PRINCIPLE RESIDENCE IF THEY MEET
CERTAIN CRITERIA INCLUDING AT
LEAST 40% EQUITY IN THEIR HOME
ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF FORTY
FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TEN DOLLARS OR LESS AMONG OTHER
REQUIREMENTS. ESTABLISHED IN
NINETEEN SEVENTY SEVEN THE
PROGRAM IS THE GENERAL FUND
SUPPORT INTO THE PROGRAM WAS
SUSPENDED IN TWO THOUSAND NINE
TO THE RECESSION. EIGHTY SEVEN
ZERO SEVEN WOULD REQUIRE
TRANSFER FROM THE GENERAL FUND
TO THE PROGRAM IN ORDER TO BRING
THE PROGRAMS FUND BALANCE BACK
TO FIFTY MILLION YEARS OF THE
BALANCE IS LESS THAN FIFTY
MILLION. AB SEVENTY OH SEVEN
HELP SENIORS AND DISABLED
INDIVIDUALS MOST OF WHOM ARE ON
A FIXED INCOME STAY IN THEIR
HOMES. CLOSING I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I. HAVE A. THANK
YOU IS BOERNER HORVATH SEE NO
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE- MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT OF THE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WELL. CLOSE ROLE IN CHINA BUT I
SIXTY NO ZERO. THE MEASURE
PASSES. WE ARE GOING TO TAKE A
MYSTERY THIS IS ITEM THIS IS
FILE ITEM TWO FIFTY FOUR AB
SIXTEEN FIFTY FOUR. OPERATE
ASSEMBLY BILL SIXTEEN FIFTY FOUR
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER ROBERT RIVAS
AN ACT RELATING TO TAXATION
MYSTERY OF US THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER- THIS LEGISLATION
ASSEMBLY BILL A ONE SIX FIVE
FOUR A SEEKS TO HELP ELIMINATE
OUR STATE WIDE SHORTAGE OF FARM
WORKER HOUSING IN TWO IMPORTANT
WAYS THE FIRST IS LEGISLATION
REQUIRES APARTMENT HOUSING TO BE
DEVELOPMENT TO CONDUCT A FIRST
OF ITS KIND STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT
A FORMER HOUSING NEEDS AND
CONDITIONS AND THEN DEVELOP A
PHARMACARE HOUSING STRATEGY
BASED ON THOSE FINDINGS
UNFORTUNATELY WE CLEARLY LACK
THE KIND F STATEWIDE DATA THAT
IS NEEDED TO DEVELOP A
COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH. YOU KNOW
I SHOULD NOTE A TWO THOUSAND
EIGHTEEN FARMWORKER HOUSING
STUDY AN ACTION PLAN THAT WAS
CONDUCTED FOR THE SALINAS A
POWER VALLEYS- THAT WAS PREPARED
BY THE BY THE CALIFORNIA
INSTITUTE OF REAL STUDIES
ILLUSTRATED A DIRE HOUSING
SITUATION HIGH RATES OF
OVERCROWDING AND HOMELESSNESS
AMONG FARMWORKERS AND THEIR
FAMILIES IN SECOND THIS
LEGISLATION SEEKS TO PROVIDE A
DEDICATED FUNDING SOURCE PERFORM
HOUSING A BY SETTING ASIDE AT
LEAST 5% OF ALL AFFORDABLE
HOUSING TAX CREDITS FOR FORMER
HOUSING FOR TEN YEARS. WHEN PUT
TOGETHER THESE IMPORTANT
MEASURES- WILL PUT CALIFORNIA ON
A PATH TO DO MUCH MORE THAN WE
HAVE AS A STATE TO ADDRESS OUR
FORMER HOUSING SHORTAGE IN
ASSURING DECENT DECENT LIVING
CONDITIONS FOR THESE ESSENTIAL
WORKERS RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN I
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER.
THANK YOU MISS REAVIS. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
. OUR CLUB THE ROLE. CHARITABLE
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF ALL.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF THE-
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE ANTI
THAT I SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WHERE IS WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE A FILE ITEM THREE
SEVENTY. FIVE THREE SEVENTY IS
AB TWENTY ONE SEVENTY TWO CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
ONE SEVENTY TWO BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CERVANTES AN ACCOLADE TO
THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF
NINETEEN SEVENTY FOUR MISTER
BYPASS THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS THE PURPOSE OF AB TWENTY
ONE SEVENTY TWO IS TO MODERNIZE
THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF
NINETEEN SEVENTY FOUR TO REFLECT
THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
REALITIES SINCE THE ENACTMENT IN
NINETEEN SEVENTY FOUR ELECTED
OFFICIALS AND OTHER ENTITIES ARE
REQUIRED TO. PERIODICALLY FILE
CAMPAIGN STATEMENTS IN OTHER
REPORTS REGARDING CAMPAIGN
FINANCES UNDER CURRENT LAW
CAMPAIGN STATEMENTS THAT ARE
FILED ELECTRONICALLY ARE ALSO
REQUIRED TO BE FILED PHYSICALLY
WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE. AB
TWENTY ONE SEVENTY TWO AIMS TO
ADDRESS THIS NEW INFLUX OF
ELECTRONIC REQUEST BY
ELIMINATING THE REQUIREMENT OF
SUBMITTING A DUPLICATE PAPER
FILING SO LONG AS THE ELECTRONIC
FILING IS SIGNED WITH THE L. THE
NEW CHAIR IN AS A MATTER OF THE
REQUIREMENTS I DO LOOK FOR TO
WORKING WITH OUR SPONSORS AT THE
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES
COMMISSION. AND THE SECRETARY OF
STATE SHIRLEY WEBER ON FUTURE
MOMENTS THAT WILL HELP MODERNIZE
OUR CURRENT CAMPAIGN FILINGS IT
SYSTEM WHILE WORKING WITH THE
EXISTING CONSTRAINTS OF THE CAL
I'VE SAYS POPCORN I DO
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. THANK YOU MISTER BONTA SEEING
NO DISCUSSION. WHAT A GREAT ON
THE ITEM CLICK LIBERAL. ESERVER
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF THE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE
TALBERT I SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
I'VE GOT HIM YES OF THE TWO
THIRDS. I THINK IT WAS BIGELOW
ATIONS WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM FOR FORTY EIGHT. FILE
ITEM FOR FORTY EIGHT. IS AB
TWENTY FIVE TWENTY EIGHT CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FIVE TWENTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BIGELOW AN ACT RELATING
TO THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF
NINETEEN SEVENTY FOUR. MISTER
BIGELOW. THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS AB TWENTY FIVE
TWENTY EIGHT EXTENDS THE MISSION
OF THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT BY
MAKING IT EASIER FOR THE PUBLIC
TO FIND INFORMATION. ABOUT HOW
MONEY INFLUENCES CANDIDATES
RUNNING FOR OFFICE IN
CALIFORNIA. TO SOLVE THIS
PROBLEM AB TWENTY FIVE TWENTY
EIGHT AIMS TO CREATE ONE PUBLIC
LOCATION ON SECRETARY OF STATE'S
WEBSITE. IN WHICH THE CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTIONS SHOWING FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS OR MORE CAN BE
FOUND REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE OF
CANDIDATE. MEMBERS I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. AND SORRY ABOUT MY VOICE
WORKING IN AUCTION ALL DAY
SATURDAY IS RUINED IT.
THANK A MISPRINT LOW SCENE NO
DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
DESIRABLE ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
OF THOSE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL
TIDE BUT I SIXTY FIVE KNOWS ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP
MR WARD'S ITEMS MISTER WARD HAS
THREE ITEMS AND THEN HE'S GOING
TO TAKE OVER PRESIDING. THANK
YOU MISTER WARD. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE WITHOUT OBJECTION TO TAKE A
FILE ITEMS TO SIXTY SEVEN TO
NINETY THREE AND THREE TWENTY
ONE WERE STARTED WITH FILE ITEM. TWO SIXTY SEVEN AB. SEVENTEEN
NINETEEN AND THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL SEVENTY NINETEEN
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER WARD AND
ACCOLADES HOUSING MR WARD. THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB SEVENTEEN
NINETEEN ALLOWS COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICTS THE ABILITY TO
MANAGE AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS
FOR STUDENTS STAFF AND THE
OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY FOR THE
NECESSARY TAX CREDIT THIS BILL
WILL ALLOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICTS AT THE APPROPRIATE
LAND AND RESOURCES TO BE ACTIVE
MEMBERS AND ADDRESSING
CALIFORNIA'S EXASPERATED HOUSING
CRISIS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE I VOTE ON AB SEVENTEEN
NINETEEN. THANK YOU THIS WAR
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLICK LIBERAL. ALL
MEMBERS RESIDE VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
OTHERS OUT OF THOSE. CLICK WELL. CLOSE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTE
IS FORTY SEVEN IS FOURTEEN THAT
MEASURE PASSES NEXT UP IS FILE
ITEM. TO NINETY THREE A. B.
EIGHTEEN SIXTY. AND THE CLERK.
SYMBOL EIGHTEEN SIXTY BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WARD AND I
BELIEVE THE SUBSTANCE ABUSE
TREATMENT MR WARD. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER AB EIGHTEEN SIXTY
WHAT EXAM GRADUATE STUDENTS WHO
ARE PARTICIPATING IN SUPERVISOR
INTERNSHIPS AFFILIATED WITH
UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS FOCUSING ON
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES THAT ARE
COMPLETING SUPERVISED PRACTICUM
HOURS TO MEET GRADUATE POST
REQUIREMENTS FROM ADDITIONAL
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS BY
REMOVING THIS ADDITIONAL
REQUIREMENT AB EIGHTEEN SIXTY
SEEKS TO REDUCE THE BURDEN. ON
STUDENTS WHO WANT TO INTERNET
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT
CENTERS WHICH ARE IN CRITICAL
NEED OF STOPPING I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR AYE VOTE ON THE V.
EIGHTEEN SIXTY. THANK YOU MISS
WARD SENIOR DISCUSSION DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE. IS OUT OF
THE ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF A. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF
THOSE. THANK WELL. CLOSE ROLE
AND TELL YOU VOTE I SIXTY SIX NO
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. AND
THIS IS FILE ITEM THREE TWENTY
ONE AB NINETEEN SEVENTY EIGHT
CORKERY. ASSEMBLY BILL NINETEEN
SEVENTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
WARD ACTUALLY THE HOUSING THE
SHORT THINKING MISTER SPEAKER
CONTINUES OF CARE PROGRAMS AND
HOMELESS SERVICE PROVIDERS OFTEN
APPLY FOR STATE AND FEDERAL
GRANTS TO FUND VARIOUS
HOMELESSNESS PROGRAMS IN THE
REGION AB NINETEEN SEVENTY EIGHT
WILL PROVIDE EACH CD WITH THE
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTIONS TO
PROVIDE TIMELINES OF
PREDICTABILITY TO THE GRANT
FUNDING PROCESS AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST- I VOTE ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU MISS WORK.
C. NOTIFICATION BET ON THIS ITEM
. LIKE WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ZERO
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF A- ALL
MEMBERS AND DESIRABLE. WELL.
CLOSE THE ROLE TELEVOTE HIGHS
SIXTY SEVEN KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WE ARE
GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP FILE
ITEM. FIVE OH EIGHT. THIS IS
MISTER WINS. FIVE OH EIGHT. FILE
ITEM FIVE OH EIGHT IS AB TWENTY
SEVEN SEVENTY NINE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN
SEVENTY NINE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
IRWIN AND ACCOLADES RECYCLING TO
MAKING A PROBATIONER FOR.
MISSOURI THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER CALIFORNIANS CONFINED
PREMIX CANNED COCKTAILS AND
CANNED WINE IN VIRTUALLY EVERY
GROCERY STORE ACROSS OUR STATE
ON THE SAME SHELVES AS BEER SODA
AND HARD SELTZER IS YET NOT ALL
THESE CANCER INCLUDED IN THE
BOTTLE BILL. AB TWENTY SEVEN
SEVENTY NINE WOULD ADDRESS THIS
ISSUE THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MR WENT. SENIOR
DISCUSSION DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THAT IS ACTIVE IN. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT OF THE. ALL MEMBERS OTHERS OUT OF A-
CLICK WELL. CLOSE ROLE. TIME BUT
I SIXTY DOES ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
MEMBERS WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO
ITEM NUMBER FOUR FOUR FIVE THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY FIVE
TWENTY TWO CLERK WILL READ FOR
SOME PEOPLE TWENTY FIVE TWENTY
TWO BY THIS NUMBER GREAT AFTER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH MAKING
APPROPRIATIONS FOR SENATOR GRAVY
OPEN THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
MEMBERS AB TWENTY FIVE TWENTY
TWO CREATES THE NATION'S FIRST
LOAN REPORT PREPAYMENT PROGRAM
DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING OUR
PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MR RACINO
MEMBERS WAS TO DISCUSS THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
YOU DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE TO DESIRE TO VOTE THIS
REQUIRES TWO THIRDS.
LOCAL CLOSER ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES EITHER SIXTY FOUR NO ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED. MEMBERS WE
WILL BE GOING IN FILE ORDERED SO
YOU ME FOLLOW ALONG BUT WE WILL
BE GOING BACK TO FILE ITEM THREE
SEVENTY TWO TO BEGIN. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY ONE EIGHTY
SIX KERKORIAN ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY ONE EIGHTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GRAYSON AND
OTHERS NOT WRITING HOUSING
SOMEONE RECENTLY ME OPEN. THANK
YOU MR CHAIRMAN MEMBERS. AB
TWENTY ONE EIGHTY SIX WILL
INCENTIVIZE LOCAL JURISDICTIONS
TO REDUCE ORDER FOR LOCAL IMPACT
FEES FOR QUALIFIED HOUSING
PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT FEES ON
HOUSING CAN REPRESENT UP 218% OF
THE COST ASSOCIATED WITH
BUILDING. NEW HOUSING THIS COST
IS ADDED DIRECTLY UNDER THE COST
OF THE UNIT AND THE SHOULDERS OF
THE RENTER OR THE HOMEOWNER. AB
TWENTY ONE EIGHTY SIX
INCENTIVIZES JURISDICTIONS THE
BOTTOM TO BUILD MORE HOUSING BY
CREATING A STATE PROGRAM TO BACK
FILL JURISDICTIONS FOR REDUCING
THE DIFFERING IMPACT FEES FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING THIS WILL
SIGNIFICANTLY. REDUCE THE COST
OF BUILDING HOUSING THIS BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION AND BIPARTISAN. GRAYSON SEEING NO MEMBERS WAS
TO DISCUSS THE ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO
. ALL MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
THE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY
FOUR NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
YOU'LL PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEM THREE SEVENTY THREE BRING
INTENDS TO FILE ITEM THREE
SEVENTY FOUR AB TWENTY ONE
NINETY CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY ONE NINETY BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER IRWIN AND OTHERS
AND ACCOLADES IN INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY SOME OF THE- WHEN YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER I RISE TODAY TO PRESENTE
BE TWENTY ONE NINETY WHICH
ADOPTS THE STATE AUDITOR'S
RECOMMENDATION TO REQUIRE THE
DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY TO
REPORT SPECIFIED CYBERSECURITY
METRICS TO THE LEGISLATURE FOR
OVERSIGHT PURPOSES THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT IN
THE PRIVACY COMMITTEE AND
APPROPRIATIONS I RESPECTFULLY
ASK RIVAL. THANK YOU SIMILAR
URBAN SENIOR MEMBERS WAS TO
DISCUSS THE ITEM THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WE DESIRE TO.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRED
ABOUT. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES EITHER SIXTY
SIX KNOWS OR ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON FILE ITEM THREE SEVENTY FIVE
BRING US TO FILE ITEM THREE
SEVENTY SIX AB TWO TWO OH ONE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY RULE
TWENTY TWO A ONE BY US MEMBER
BENNETT AND OTHERS AN APPLE INTO
GROUNDWATER. SENATOR BEN EVEN
OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
MEMBERS WE ALL KNOW THAT
CALIFORNIA HAS. MAJOR WATER
CHALLENGES AB TWENTY TWO ALL ONE
TRIES TO ADDRESS ONE OF THOSE
CHALLENGES WE KNOW THAT.
DISCUSSING WATER CHALLENGES IN
CALIFORNIA ALWAYS BRINGS ON A
STRONG DEBATE MANY OF US HAVE
HEARD FROM. OPPONENTS OF TWENTY
TWO OH ONE BUT NOT MANY OF US
HAVE HEARD FROM THE
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES THAT
ARE SUFFERING AS A RESULT OF
OVER DRAFTING OF AQUIFER'S. AS
WE KEEP THESE COMMUNITIES AND
MINE AND DISCUSS THESE PROBLEMS
I'D LIKE TO POINT OUT THE FOR
MANY DECADES WE'VE BEEN OVER
DRAFTING MANY OF CALIFORNIA'S
AQUIFER'S. THAT'S WHY THE
LEGISLATURE PASSED IN THE
GOVERNOR SIGNED THE SIGNIFICANT
SIGMA LANDMARK SIGMA TWENTY
FOURTEEN BILL. AND IT'S SIMPLY
TRUE THAT WHAT WE'RE DOING WITH
OUR GROUNDWATER BASINS TODAY IN
CALIFORNIA IS NOT SUSTAINABLE.
BUT SINCE WE PASSED THAT LAW IN
TWENTY FOURTEEN EIGHT YEARS
LATER THE PROBLEMS ARE ACTUALLY
WORSE. THE BILL HAS BEEN AMENDED
TO ALIGN WITH THE GOVERNOR'S
EXECUTIVE ORDER. AND THE BILL.
SPECIFICALLY CALLS OUT FOR
COUNTIES TO GET PERMISSION FROM
THE GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY
AGENCY THE LOCAL AGENCY. BEFORE
THEY GRANT A PERMIT FOR A NEW
WELL. THE PROVISIONS OF THE BILL
MAKE COMMON SENSE AND THE
ORIGINAL AUTHORS OF THE SIGMA
LANDMARK LEGISLATION. SENATORS
FRAN PAVLEY AN ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ROGER DICKINSON HAVE SUBMITTED A
LETTER IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL.
DRINKING WATER WELLS FOR A
GROWING NUMBER OF DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES ARE RUNNING DRY WALL
THOUSANDS OF NEW WELLS ARE BEING
DRILLED INTO THOSE SAME OVER
DRAFTED AQUIFER'S. COUNTY
GOVERNMENTS ARE PERMITTING THESE
DRILL THESE NEW WELLS WITHOUT.
ANY REVIEW AND WITH MINISTERIAL
OVER THE COUNTER PER MATCH AB
TWENTY TWO AB TWENTY TWO OH ONE
ATTEMPTS TO PROVIDE A
COMMONSENSE LIGHT TOUCH SOLUTION
TO THAT PROBLEM IT DOES NOT
CREATE A NEW STATE AGENCY. TO
REGULATE WELL PERMITS IT DOES
NOT CALL FOR DISCRETIONARY
PERMITS OR SEQUEL LEGISLATION.
OUR CURRENT DROUGHT UNDERSCORES
THE NEED TO RESPONSIBLY MANAGE
OUR WATER SUPPLY BUT WE NEED TO
BE CLEAR. THE SOLUTION OF THE
PROBLEM IS NOT JUST OUR CURRENT
DROUGHT WE'VE BEEN OVER DRAFTING
THESE AQUIFER'S. FOR FAR TOO
LONG AND IT'S TIME FOR US TO PUT
THIS TOOL IN OUR TOOLBOX THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU MISTER
BENNETT NEAR GALLAGHER YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. I THANK YOU MEMBERS
MISTER SPEAKER- FIRST ALL START
OFF ON A GOOD NOTE I'M GLAD THEY
WERE ACTUALLY HAVING THIS
DISCUSSION IN THIS LEGISLATIVE
BODY THIS IS IT ABSOLUTELY WHERE
THAT SHOULD HAPPEN UNFORTUNATELY
THIS IS ALREADY BEEN DONE BY
EXECUTIVE ORDER IF YOU DIDN'T
KNOW THAT. THE GOVERNOR'S
ALREADY INSTITUTED THIS
STATEWIDE EXACTLY WHAT THIS BILL
REQUIRES BYPASSING US ONCE AGAIN
. AND SO I REMIND THIS BODY
AGAIN THAT WE SHOULD BE PUSHING
BACK WE SHOULD BE PUSHING BACK
AGAINST HIS GOVERNOR WHO
CONTINUES TO MAKE POLICY.
WITHOUT US AND I THINK THAT'S A
BIG PROBLEM. BUT AS TO THE
UNDERLYING POLICY. THIS BILL ASK
YOURSELF THIS QUESTION FIRST
WHERE DOES THIS DECISION ABOUT
WELLS GET MADE RIGHT NOW. IT
GETS MADE BY THE COUNTY
GOVERNMENTS AND WHO ARE COUNTY
GOVERNMENTS MADE UP OF ELECTED
OFFICIALS. WHO ABSOLUTELY ARE
ACCOUNTABLE TO THEIR VOTERS
ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THEIR
GROUNDWATER. IN FACT IN MY OWN
DISTRICT I HAVE HAD COUNTIES WHO
HAVE DONE WELL JULIE
MORATORIUMS. BECAUSE OF THE
CONCERN OVER A WHAT'S GOING ON
THE GROUND WATER SO LOCAL
GOERNMENT ALREADY HAS THE
ABILITY. TO DO THIS AND HAVE
CONTROL OVER WHAT'S GOING ON
WITH WELLS. THERE'S NO REASON TO
GIVE THIS TO SOME OTHER BODY.
HERE TO THESE GSA'S AND TAKE
THAT AWAY FROM THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS. LATIMES IS GSA'S
MIGHT BE DISTRICTS WHO ARE NOT
NECESSARILY ACCOUNTABLE. TO THE
VOTERS. AND SO THAT'S ANOTHER
PROBLEM. SO I DON'T THINK WE
NEED TO DO THIS EXACT POLICY
WHEN WE HAVE LOCAL CONTROLS IN
PLACE. ALREADYTO DEAL WITH
GROUNDWATER. THAT ALSO A
DISASTER MAYBE THE AUTHOR COULD
ADDRESSES IN HIS CLOTHES WHAT IF
WE HAVE SOMEONE THAT NEEDS TO
MAKE AN ADJUSTMENT TO THEIR
EXISTING WELL. FOR INSTANCE IN
SOME CASES I HAVE RESIDENTIAL
HOMEOWNERS WHO NEED TO LOWER
THEIR WELLS BECAUSE OF THE ISSUE
. BECAUSE OF THIS EXACT ISSUE
THAT WE'RE SEEING- YOU KNOW.
GROUNDWATER LEVELS GETTING LOWER
SO THEY NEED TO ADJUST THEIR
WELL. ARE THEY NOW GOING TO HAVE
TO GO TO ANOTHER HURDLE. TO HELP
ENSURE THEY CAN GET WATER.
THAT'S GOING TO BE A BIG ISSUE
AS WELL SO THE THERE'S SEVERAL
POLICY IMPLICATIONS I THINK WE
NEED TO BE REALLY THOUGHTFUL FOR
THE BILL IN ITS CURRENT FORM I
BELIEVE IS NOT SOMETHING THAT WE
SHOULD SUPPORT TODAY AND I WOULD
ASK FOR YOUR OF NOBLE. THANK YOU
. THANK YOU MR GALLAGHER SOMEONE
RIVAS YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER AND IN AND I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF THIS
LEGISLATION IS ON THE BILL TO
TWO ZERO ONE I DON'T EXPRESS MY
GRATITUDE DRUG CALLING FROM
VENTURA FOR HIS WILLINGNESS TO
TACKLE THIS ISSUE- AND FOR HIS
COMMITMENT TO RESPONSIBLE
STEWARDSHIP OF CALIFORNIA'S
WATER SUPPLY. YOU KNOW OUR STATE
HAS MADE SIGNIFICANT STRIDES TO
PROTECT GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN
RECENT YEARS AS WAS STATED
HOWEVER EXCESSIVE PUMPING STILL
THREATENS THE GROUNDWATER THAT
MANY RURAL AREAS AND SOME
COMMUNITIES AND FAMILIES RELY
UPON EVERY SINGLE DAY. AND
MOVING FORWARD IT'S CRITICAL
THAT WE ENSURE COORDINATION
COORDINATION IN THIS EXACT
EFFORT THAT WE INCREASED
TRANSPARENCY HAVE EFFECTIVE SOME
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LOCAL
GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY
AGENCIES AND COUNTIES ARE LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS AS WAS STATED- BY
OUR COLLEAGUE. AND IN WE HAVE TO
SHARE THIS AS WE CONTINUE TO
DEAL WITH DROUGHT A SEAMLESS
ENDLESS OCCURRENCE HERE IN THE
GOAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
YOU KNOW FOR THESE REASONS I'M
PROUD TO SUPPORT THIS
LEGISLATION AND I TRUST I TRUST
OUR COLLEAGUE FROM VENTURA THAT
HE'S GOING TO CONTINUE TO ENGAGE
WITH THE OPPOSITION THROUGHOUT
THIS LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND SO
WITH THAT. I STRONG SUPPORT THIS
LEGISLATION TAKING MISTER
SPEAKER THANK YOU MISTER RIVAS
AS A MEMBER MATHIS YOU
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER. I LIKE MY COLLEAGUE
FROM NICHOLS. I'M GLAD WE'RE
HAVING THIS DEBATE. BECAUSE
SUSTAINABLE GROUNDWATER IS
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. ONE OF THE
REASONS WHY I GOT INVOLVED IN
POLITICS IT'S BECAUSE MY
HOMETOWN. IN PORT OF ILL WE WERE
THE CITY WITHOUT WATER IN THE
LAST ROUTE. BECAUSE GROUNDWATER
WAS NOT SUSTAINABLE. LET'S TALK
ABOUT WHY GROUNDWATER IS NOT
SUSTAINABLE. LET'S ALSO LOOK AT
THE FACT THAT. WHEN IT COMES
WATER IN MANY OF YOU DON'T
REALIZE THIS. OUR AGRICULTURAL
PARTNERS HAVE TO PAY 1100% OF
THE BILL. THEY HAVE TO PAY FOR
THE WATER. BUT ON DRY YEARS THEY
GET 0% ALLOCATIONS. WHERE ELSE
DO YOU PAY THE FULL AMOUNT FOR
SOMETHING AND GET NOTHING BACK.
WHAT KIND OF ARE A WHY IS THAT.
THEY'RE PAYING FOR THIS WATER IN
ARE NOT GETTING IT. INSTEAD IT'S
GOING OUT TO THE OCEAN FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL REASONS. WE HAD A
MASSIVE. RAIN EVENT I DECEMBER. MASSIVE ATMOSPHERIC RIVER. WE
LET THAT WATER GULF. THE WATER
ALL WENT OUT THE BAY. THAT'S
WATER THAT IF OUR POLICIES ON
THE MANAGEMENT NOT AS GROUND
WATER MANAGEMENT BUT MANAGEMENT
OVERALL WORK BETTER. WE HAVE THE
ABILITY TO CAPTURE THAT WATER
INTO CONVEY TO MOVE THAT WATER
DOWN OUR SYSTEM AND PUT IT IN
OUR SEVERE. BASINS THAT NEED THE
HELP. TO DO THE GROUNDWATER
RECHARGE BUT YET OUR POLICIES
ARE FAILING OUR PEOPLE. THIS
MORATORIUM THAT THE GOVERNOR IS
ALREADY DONE VIA EXECUTIVE ORDER
. DOES NOT HELP PUT MORE WATER
IN THE GROUND. INTEL WE DO
THINGS LIKE SITES RESERVOIR AND
ACTUALLY PUT OUR MONEY WHERE OUR
MOUTH IS WHEN IT COMES TO THESE
THINGS UNTIL WE PUT MORE WATER
INTO THAT SYSTEM. TO GET IT IN
PUT IT IN THE GROUND TO FIX
GROUNDWATER RECHARGE ALL OF THIS
IS FOR NOT. REPORT TO ON THIS.
WE'RE TALKS ABOUT IT ALLOWS
GSA'S TO GO FINE THEY GET TO
CREATE FINES. TO GO CHARGE ARE
LOCALS. HOW LONG STATE OF
SPENDING TIME IN MONEY. TO KILL
INCREASE REGULATORY SCHEMES TO
PUNISH PEOPLE THAT ARE WORKING
TIRELESSLY TO SUPPORT THEIR
COMMUNITIES WHAT DO WE TAKE THAT
MONEY AND SPEND IT OVER HERE ON
INVESTMENTS SO WE CAN GET MORE
pTHIS IS NOT HOW TO DO THIS WE
ARE SMARTER THAN THIS WE HAVE TO
CAPTURE THE WATER MOVING INTO
GROUNDWATER RECHARGE ASK FOR NO
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER MATHIS
SOME MEMORABLE WORKING IN YOUR
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I JUST WANTED TO
RISE TO ADDRESS A FEW THINGS AS
A CO AUTHOR OF THE BILL THAT
WERE. BROUGHT UP BY ONE OF OUR
COLLEAGUES. ONE IS I THINK WE
ALL HER HOPEFULLY AWARE THAT WE
ARE IN A STATE OF EMERGENCY
RIGHT NOW AS IT RELATES TO
DROUGHT OUR DROUGHT SITUATION IS
. AIRLIFTS AND THAT IS FFECTING
BOTH OUR AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY
AND OUR DOMESTIC WELL HOLDERS
SIGMA WHICH WAS PASSED BY THIS
LEGISLATURE IS A RADICAL REALLY
CRITICAL PIECE OF ENSURING. THAT
WE HAVE THE RESOURCES TO MAKE
SURE THAT OUR GROUNDWATER BASINS
ARE NOT OVERDRAWN. UNDER THAT
LEGISLATION THE GSA'S OF THE
ONES WERE SUPPOSED TO RECEIVE
THAT MISTER BENNETT IS MERELY
MAKING THEM A PART OF THE
PROCESS TO DECIDE WHO SHOULD BE
DRILLING MORE WELLS. TO OUR
COLLEAGUES POINTS THERE IS AN
EXECUTIVE ORDER TO THIS EFFECT
AS IT RELATES TO THAT STATE OF
EMERGENCY WHICH IS WITHIN THE
POWERS OF THE GOVERNOR. BUT IT
WILL END WHEN THE STATE
EMERGENCY ENDS SO THIS PIECE OF
LEGISLATION IS NECESSARY BECAUSE
HOW AND WHEN WE DRAW WATER FROM
WELLS IN OUR BASINS. IS NOT
SOMETHING THAT SHOULD BE ONLY
PAID ATTENTION TO DURING
HORRIBLE DROUGHT YEARS. BUT WE
SHOULD BE ENSURING THE
SUSTAINABILITY OF OUR
GROUNDWATER BASINS. EVEN WHEN
THERE ARE NO DROUGHT SO I THINK
IT'S REALLY CRITICAL THAT WE
UNDERSTAND WHY THIS PIECE OF
LEGISLATION IS CRITICAL EVEN
WITH THE EXECUTIVE ORDER.
SECONDLY I WANT TO POINT OUT
ANOTHER. MISSTATEMENT THAT WAS
MADE IT DOES NOT APPLY TO
DOMESTIC WELLS THEY ARE EXEMPTED
SO WHAT YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT
IS THE FIXING OR DRILLING OF NEW
DOMESTIC WELLS WELL YOU DON'T A
PROBLEM WITH THIS PIECE OF
LEGISLATION. SO I URGE YOU TO
VOTE FOR THIS BECAUSE OUR
GROUNDWATER ASINS ARE CRITICAL
AND IT IS THE COORDINATION THAT
IS HAPPENING AT THE LOCAL LEVEL
UNDERSTATEMENT THAT WE AT THE-
HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
HIGHLIGHTED. IN OUR OVERSIGHT
HEARINGS THAT HE'S GETTING US TO
A PLACE OF SUSTAINABILITY. BUT
PART OF THAT SUSTAINABILITY HAS
TO BE THESE PERMITS AND THE
DRAWING OF NEW WELLS. AND THIS
PIECE OF LEGISLATION DOES
EXACTLY THAT. RESPECT LAST
FOREVER. THANK YOU MISTER CAN
SIMMER PATTERSON YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU SPEAKER MEMBERS UP.
I TO RISE WITH GRAVE CONCERNS
ABOUT THAT THIS BILL IN THE
CONSEQUENCES BUT IT'S GOING TO
HAVE ON CENTER CALIFORNIA AND
WITH PARTICULARLY WITH
AGRICULTURE. WHAT HAS TAKEN
PLACE OVER THE YEARS WITH A
POLICY THAT HAS SQUEEZED
AGRICULTURE IN ALMOST A- REYES
THAT ARE ARE FRIGHTENING. BUT
BASIC GROUNDWATER SYSTEM THAT
WE'RE TRYING TO PRESERVE BY
SAYING IF YOU PUMP IT OUT YOU
HAVE TO PUT IT BACK IN. WELL
THAT'S FINE IF YOU HAVE THE
SURFACE WATER TO PUT IT BACK IN
. WE ARE AT AN ABSOLUTE CRITICAL
CROSSROADS BECAUSE THE WATER
THAT HAS BEEN PUMPED OUT CAN'T
BE PUT BACK IF WE HAVE THESE
CONTINUED ZERO ALLOCATIONS ON
SURFACE WATER IT'S THAT SIMPLE.
WE HAD WENT YEARS IN TWENTY
SEVENTEEN AND TWENTY NINETEEN.
THE WHOLE PURPOSE OF THE
HYDROLOGICAL SYSTEM. IS TO SAVE
IT. DURING THE WET YEARS STORAGE
BE ABLE TO MOVE IT AND USE IT
DURING THE DRY YEARS INSTEAD WE
HAVE BEEN OPERATING OUR
RESERVOIRS AS IF THEY DON'T
EXIST. AND SO BASED ON WHAT ARE
TERMED UNIMPEDED FLOWS WE ARE
OPERATING THIS MAGNIFICENT
SYSTEM IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT IS
SIMPLY STE WRANGLING AGRICULTURE
IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA YOU CANNOT
REBUILD AT THE UNDERGROUND
AQUIFER IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE
SURFACE WATER TO PUT IT BACK.
AND UNTIL WE FACE THE
CONSEQUENCES OF POLICY THAT IS
BASICALLY TELLING AGRICULTURE WE
DON'T CARE THAT YOU HAVE TO
FOLLOW A MILLION ACRES LAY OFF
THOUSANDS OF WORKERS HAVE A
MULTI BILLION DOLLAR CRASH OF
THE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BUT BACKED
IS WHERE WE'RE HEADED. T'S NOT
JUST ME SAYING THIS IT IS THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. AT
BERKELEY THEIR- WATER. AB
OPERATION THERE THERE ARE
SCIENTIFICALLY LOOK THEIR
ECONOMIC STUDIES. OUR RENOWNED
AND ARE BELIEVED BY ALL SIDES IN
THE WATER DEBATE AND WHAT DID
THEY CONCLUDE. THEY CONCLUDED
THAT BECAUSE OF WHAT WE'RE DOING
WHICH IS REQUIRING TO PUT BACK
WATER THAT'S PUMPED OUT BUT
WE'RE NOT PROVIDING SURFACE
WATER FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUTTING
IT BACK IN. IS GOING TO FOLLOW A
MILLION ACRE FEET IN CENTRAL
CALIFORNIA BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
OF LOST CROP VALUE IT IS
ESTIMATED THAT THE FARMING
COMMUNITIES. SMALL ONES AND IN
OUR AREA. WILL HAVE THEIR
UNEMPLOYMENT DOUBLE. AND WE SAY
WE CARE ABOUT THOSE IN THESE
SMALL COMMUNITIES ARE
AGRICULTURAL FARMWORKERS AND WE
WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY HAVE
THE WATER THAT THEY NEED BUT
WHEN YOU DENY AGRICULTURE. WATER
AND ZERO ALLOCATION SO WE CAN'T
REFILL THE AQUIFER DURING THE
WET YEARS YOU ARE SEND SEIZE
THESE SMALL COMMUNITIES. TO BE
DRIED UP NOT ONLY FOR JOBS BUT
DRIED UP FOR WATER IS WELL. NOW
THIS IS A COMPLICATED AND
DIFFICULT SET OF ISSUES AND I
ADMIT TO THAT BUT IT IS VERY
VERY SIMPLE. IF YOU CONTINUE TO
DENY THROUGH FAULTY OPERATIONS
OF THESE MAGNIFICENT RESERVOIRS
AND THE HYDROLOGICAL SYSTEM THAT
HAS BEEN BEQUEATHED TO US.
FOLLOW A MILLION ACRES WE WILL
KICK IN THE VERY ECONOMIC
DISASTER PARTICULARLY FOR THE
SMALL. WORLD AT THE FARMING
TOWNS NOW THAT'S A FACT AND THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT
BERKELEY DEMONSTRATED IT
CLEARLY. AND SO CONTINUING TO GO
FORWARD WITH THIS KIND OF HEAVY
HANDED APPROACH IS SIMPLY
BRINGING THE DAY CLOSER WHEN
THOSE MILLION ACRE FEET PER
MILLION ACRES OF AGRICULTURE ARE
FOLLOWED. AND LITERALLY I
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF UP
FARMWORKERS WOULD BE UNEMPLOYED
AND WE WILL HAVE TAX THREE
SECTIONS IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
COLLAPSE AS A RESULT OF IT
THAT'S HOW SERIOUS VERSUS PLEASE
MEMBERS PAUSE. STOP RUNNING DOWN
THE SAME RABBIT HOLE YOU'RE NOT
SUCCEEDING IN DOING ANYTHING
THAT YOU SAY YOU'RE LEGISLATION
WANTS TO HAVE HAPPEN. THERE HAVE
BEEN JUST THE OPPOSITE EFFECT.
BECAUSE OF THE MANNER IN WHICH
THIS IS BEING LAID OUT AND WHAT
THIS BILL DOES IS GIVE GIVE TO
THE VERY ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE
SAYING THE THEIR SUSTAINABLE
WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCIES RIGHT
THEY'RE GOING TO GIVE THE
AUTHORITIES SAY NO WHEN IN FACT
. WE ARE IN CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE
IT'S BEEN THE OPERATION MR
PATTERSON OF THE SYSTEMS THAT
HAVE SAID NO. SO I ASK FOR A NO
VOTE ON THIS. THE DEATH KNELL OF
AGRICULTURE IS BUT A FEW MORE
VOTES LIKE THIS AWAY. THANK YOU
MR PATTERSON. SEPTEMBER FLOOR
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS- I RISE IN
OPPOSITION I JUST WANT TO
BRIEFLY JUST SHARE A STORY- KIND
OF WORKOUT CULTURES COME FROM IN
JUST MY OWN PERSONAL FAMILY. WE
GREW UP YOU KNOW ON THE WEST
SIDE OF MODESTO ON THE COUNTRY
AND DURING THAT TIME WE FLOOD
IRRIGATED. YOU JUST DID WASWAY
WITH HIM THERE WAS A LOT OF
PUMPS WAS A LOT OF MICROS-
SPRINKLERS SO WE FLOODED. IN
OVER THE YEARS FOR YOUR GUESTS
BECAME THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL IS A
COMES ACTORS WE'RE WASTING QUOTE
UNQUOTE WATER BUT WHAT PEOPLE
DIDN'T REALIZE IS WE WERE
RECHARGING. THE AQUIFERS AS WE
DID THAT. TREES WOULD YOU SO
MUCH SO MUCH WE LOSE OF
OPERATION. THE REST WILL GO BACK
INTO THE GROUND. WE'VE GOTTEN
AWAY FROM SOME OF THESE
PRACTICES. IN FROM A CENTRAL
VALLEY PERSPECTIVE WE DO GET
TIRED. OF CONSTANTLY HEARING
ABOUT WATER. WHEN JUST A FEW
WEEKS AGO THERE WAS A DIESEL
PLANT. THAT WAS KILLED. THAT
COULD HELP EASE SOME OF THE
BURDENS AND THE CALIFORNIA WATER
SHORTAGE. SO I WOULD JUST
CAUTION US. THERE'S A LOT THAT'S
ASK ON OUR WATERSHED. THERE'S A
LOT OF REGULATORY BURDEN PUT ON
OUR WATERSHED. BUT FOR THE
COASTAL COMMUNITIES. HELP US.
PLEASE QUIT KILLING SOME OF
THESE PROJECTS THAT CAN ACTUALLY
HELP EASE THE BURDEN IN THE
STATE IS ALWAYS IN A DROUGHT
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISTER
FLORA. SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
THAT WISH TO BE RECOGNIZED ON
THIS ITEM ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BENNETT YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER. WELL I THINK
TODAY REALLY HIGHLIGHTS WHAT'S
REALLY IMPORTANT FOR US TO FOCUS
ON AND THAT IS THE SIMPLEST MOST
COMMON SENSE SOLUTION TO JUST
ONE OF THE MANY MAJOR WATER
PROBLEMS THAT WE HAVE IN
CALIFORNIA. SHOULD THE AGENCIES
THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO STOP THE
OVERDRAFT OF THE BASIN HAVE ANY
SAY IN HOW MANY NEW WELLS ARE
GOING INTO THAT BASIN. AND
EXPANDING THE DRAW FROM THAT
BASIS. I THINK EVERYBODY SAYS IT
MAKES COMMON SENSE TO SAY YES TO
THAT. AND YET THE POWERFUL WATER
LOBBY IS ABLE TO CONSISTENTLY
BLOCK ALMOST EVERY FORM IT WAS
VERY DIFFICULT IN TWENTY
FOURTEEN TO GET CALIFORNIA TO BE
ABLE TO BECOME EVEN ONE OF THE-
AP. S. SMILE OFFICES OF SEVEN
GOING ON HERE THAT IS REALLY A
CLASSIC RIGHT- IT IS. TO GET
EVEN EVEN THE TWENTY FOURTEEN
BILL PASSED AND CALIFORNIA WAS
ONE OF THE LAST STATE IN THE
UNION TO DO ANYTHING IN TERMS OF
REGULATING GROUNDWATER AND HERE
WE ARE EIGHT YEARS LATER AND THE
PROBLEM IS WORSE. AND WE ARE NOT
GOING THE RIGHT DIRECTION WERE
INSTEAD STE WE HAVE SUNK SIX
THOUSAND NEW WELLS INTO THOSE
SAME OVER DRAFTED BASINS. M. OUR
OPPONENTS TALK ABOUT THE COUNTY
REVIEWS THOSE THE COUNTY DOESN'T
REVIEW THOSE IN TERMS OF THEIR
IMPACT ON THE BASIN. THOSE ARE
MINISTERIAL PERMITS OVER THE
COUNTER AND THE COUNTY DOESN'T
LOOK AT ALL NOW IF YOU CAN SIT
THERE AND SAY CALIFORNIA DOESN'T
HAVE A WATER PROBLEM. IN
CALIFORNIA DOESN'T NEED TO HAVE
THE GROUND WATER AGENCIES THE
LOCAL AGENCIES USUALLY CREATED
BY LOCAL LEADERSHIP OF THE
COUNTY IF THOSE AGENCIES DON'T
HAVE THIS AUTHORITY DOWN. I
DON'T KNOW WHEN THEY'RE GOING TO
GET IT BUT YOU HAVE OPPOSITION
pTHAT HAT IS VERY. SUCCESSFUL AND
VERY GOOD AT PUTTING OUT ALL
KINDS OF MISINFORMATION AND I
HAVE TO ADMIT WATER IS A
COMPLICATED ISSUE IN CALIFORNIA
AND IT IS EASY TO CONFUSE PEOPLE
ON A COMPLICATED ISSUE AND THEN
YOU HEAR JUST PAUSE IT'S ALWAYS
JUST PAUSE. WE'RE PAUSING AND
PAUSING AND NOT TAKING EFFECTIVE
ACTION THEN YOU HEAR THE
OPPOSITION SAY WELL THE
EXECUTIVE ORDER CAME IN FROM THE
GOVERNOR. EXECUTIVE ORDER DID
COME IN FROM THE GOVERNOR FOUR
WEEKS AFTER THIS BILL WAS
SUBMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE.
AND YOU HEAR THEM SAYING WE
SHOULDN'T LET THE GLICK A
GOVERNOR DO THIS WE SHOULD TAKE
CHARGE OF WATER POLICY THAT'S
EXACTLY WHAT THIS BILL IS IT IS
THIS LEGISLATURE SAYING THIS
SIMPLE COMMON SENSE THING OUGHT
TO HAPPEN. RIGHT AND IT TAKES
COURAGE TO STAND UP TO THE WATER
LOBBY IT TAKES COURAGE AND
INTELLIGENCE TO SEE THROUGH THE
MISINFORMATION OF THE WATER
LOBBY BUT I WILL CLOSE WITH THE
THING THAT I OPENED WITH AND
THAT IS. POWERFUL PEOPLE WITH
MANY RESOURCES HELP OUR VERY
GOOD AT CONTACTING- US AND
LOBBYING US IN CREATING A
COORDINATED CAMPAIGN. TO BLOCK
COMMONSENSE REFORM. BUT WE ARE
NOT HEARING FROM THE
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES WERE A
THOUSAND WELLS DRINKING WATER
WELLS DOMESTIC WELLS WENT DRY
LAST YEAR IN TWENTY TWENTY ONE
ALONE A TEN FOLD INCREASE IN
WELLS GOING DRY OVER TWENTY
TWENTY WE HAVE A GROWING SERIOUS
PROBLEM AND IF WE CAN'T TAKE THE
SIMPLE STEP WE ARE FAILING THOSE
PEOPLE OUT THERE THAT DON'T HAVE
THE POWERFUL RESOURCES THAT
DON'T HAVE THE ABILITY TO
INTIMIDATE THE DON'T HAVE THE
ABILITY TO PUT OUT
MISINFORMATION THOSE
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES ARE
COUNTING ON USTO DO THIS
SIMPLE. STEP AND I WANT TO
CORRECT ONE THING THIS IS BEING
PORTRAYED AS A MORATORIUM ON NEW
WELLS THIRTY SECOND IT'S NOTHING
CLOSE TO THAT. THIS IS NOT A
MORATORIUM ON NEW WELLS IT IS
SIMPLY SAYING THAT THE RIGHT
AGENCY OUGHT TO WAIT YEAR ON NEW
WELLS IT IS THE LIGHTEST MOST
LOCAL TOUCH WE COULD HAVE I
LET THEM STOP ANOTHER
COMMONSENSE REFORM PLEASE VOTE
AYE ON TWENTY TWO OH ONE THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU MISTER
BENNETT WITHOUT THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO BUILD. ALL THOSE
VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLLING
TALLY THE VOTES IS FORTY TWO
KNOWS TWENTY THE BILL IS PASSED
. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE ITEMS THREE SEVENTY SEVEN
AND THREE SEVENTY EIGHT BRING US
TO FILE ITEM THREE SEVENTY NINE
AB TWENTY TWO FOURTEEN CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
TO FOURTEEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CRISTINA GARCIA AND OTHERS AN
ACT RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY. SYNIVERSE YOU YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU AB TWENTY TWO
FOURTEEN SIMPLY ENSURES THAT
PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND CHARTER
SCHOOLS. ARE DOING THE SAME
CITING REQUIREMENTS AS PUBLIC
SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT OUR
STUDENTS ARE SAFE. NO MATTER
WHAT SCHOOL THERE AND WE HAVE
SCHOOLS THAT ARE BEEN BEING
BUILT ON TOXIC SITES OR NEXUS
CEMENT. PLANTS BECAUSE THEY DO
NOT FOLLOW THE SAME RULES AS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS I RESPECTFULLY
ASK WHEN I HAVE A- THANK YOU
MISS GARCIA. SCENE NO MEMBERS
WAS TO DISCUSS THE ITEM THE PARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES IS FORTY TWO
DOES FOURTEEN THE BILL IS PASSED
. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE ITEM THREE EIGHTY BRING US
TO ITEM THREE EIGHTY ONE THIS IS
A B. TWO TWO ONE SEVEN CLERK
WILL READ A SYMBOL TWENTY TWO
SEVENTEEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
REYES AND ACTUALLY TO HOUSING.
JORDAN ERASING ME OPEN. THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS. AB
TWENTY TWO SEVENTEEN THE
AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP
PRODUCTION ACT. AUTHORIZES THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. TO
INCREASE AND REGULARLY UPDATE
THE FUNDING CAPS WITHIN THE CAL
HOME PROGRAM. BASED ON LOCAL
DEVELOPMENT COSTS. BY PROMOTING
CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE HOMES
THROUGH CAL HOME. THIS BILL WILL
HELP CALIFORNIA FAMILIES BECOME
THOSE FIRST TIME HOMEOWNERS
ACCUMULATE WEALTH. FOR
GENERATIONS TO COME RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MISS REYES SENIOR MEMBERS WISH
TO DISCUSS THE ITEM THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO GO
. ALL MEMBERS FOLKS WHO DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
TIONS ON STATE SURPLUS
PROPERTIES IN ORDER TO ADD MORE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING WHICH AS WE
KNOW IS DESPERATELY NEEDED IN
TWENTY NINETEEN GOVERNOR NEWSOM
ISSUED AN EXECUTIVE ORDER IN
ZERO SIX NINETEEN IN WHICH HE
ORDERED THE DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SERVICES THE DEPARTMENT
OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DVELOPMENT AND THE CALIFORNIA
HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY TIED TO
IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIZE STATE
SURPLUS PROPERTIES FOR COST
EFFECTIVE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS.
WELL THE DEPARTMENTS WERE ABLE
TO IDENTIFY OVER FORTY FOUR
THOUSAND PARCEL PARCELS ONLY A
FEW OF THE PARCELS WERE DEEMED
SUITABLE FOR HOUSING AND IT WAS
UNCLEAR WHAT THE PLANS WERE FOR
MANY OF THEM HIGHLIGHTING THE
NEED FOR AN AUDIT. DESPITE THE
NEED FOR ABOUT FOUR DOUBLE
HOUSING THE STATE HAS FALLEN ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND UNIT SHORT
ANNUALLY ON ITS GOAL FOR
CREATING AFFORDABLE HOUSING THE
STATE'S NEED FOR AFFORDABLE
HOUSING IS SIGNIFICANTLY
OUTPACING ITS PRODUCTION WHICH
IS NEGATIVELY AFFECTING
CALIFORNIANS THE RAPID CREATION
OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING IS
CRITICAL. AND THE RE PURPOSING
OF STATE PROPERTIES IS JUST ONE
OF MANY STEPS NECESSARY TO REACH
THAT GOAL I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MISS
QUIRK-SILVA SEEN NUMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THE ITEM THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
K. YEAH.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES EYES FORTY ONE
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. THIS
IS FILE ITEM. THREE EIGHTY FOUR
AB TWO TWO THREE EIGHT CLERK
WILL READ A SIMPLE TWENTY TO
THIRTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
THREE OF US AND OTHERS AN ACT
RELATING TO EXTREME HEAT SOME OF
A RIVAS YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I'M PROUD
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY TWO THIRTY
EIGHT A LATINO CAUCUS PRIORITY
BILL AB TWENTY TWO THIRTY EIGHT
ESTABLISHES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
STATE WIDE HEAT RANKING PROCESS
BASED ON PROJECTED HEALTH
IMPACTS. AND OTHER DATA SUCH AS
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES
AS WELL AS HOW LONG THE HEAT
WAVE IS ANTICIPATED TO PERSIST
THE BILL ALSO DIRECTS THE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE TO STUDY
INSURED AND UNINSURED COSTS
RELATED TO PAST HEAT WAVES
CALIFORNIA FACES XCELERATED
RISKS FROM CLIMATE INTENSIFIED
EXTREME HEAT EVENTS. IS UNIQUELY
POSITIONED TO LEAD THE NATION
AND ESTABLISHING THE FIRST EVER
RANKING SYSTEM FOR HEAT WAVES
THE SYSTEM WILL BE PRO ACTIVELY
USED TO PROTECT PEOPLE'S LIVES
AND PROPERTY. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MS RIVAS SEEING
NO MEMBERS WAS TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE COURT WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO THE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES I SIXTY FOUR NO ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM THREE
EIGHTY FIVE MOVING TO FILE ITEM
THREE EIGHTY SIX AB TWO TWO FIVE
FOUR CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY TWO FIFTY FOUR BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MURATSUCHI AND
ARE WILLING TO HIGHWAYS. SIMILAR
MURATSUCHI YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU I'M PRESENT A GOOD AB TWO
TWO FIVE FOUR WHICH IS A
DISTRICT IT WHICH SIMPLY
REQUIRES THAT THE STATE
RELINQUISH CONTROL OF A LOCAL
HIGHWAY TO THE CITY OF REDONDO
BEACH I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER
MURATSUCHI SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISH TO DISCUSS THE ITEM CLERK
WILL OPEN. MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY
THREE NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
. ASCERTAIN ON FILE ITEM THREE
EIGHTY SEVEN BRING US TO FILE
ITEM THREE EIGHTY EIGHT AB TWO
TWO SIX EIGHT CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY TWO SIXTY
EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER GRAY
AND OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO
THE CHARLES JAMES OGLETREE
JUNIOR COURTHOUSE SEPTEMBER GRAY
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU THE
SPEAKER MEMBERS AB TWENTY TWO
SIXTY EIGHT IS A DISTRICT BILL.
THAT WOULD RENAME THE MERCED
SUPERIOR COURTHOUSE IN HONOR DR.
CHARLES JAMES OGLETREE JUNIOR-
DOCTOR OGLETREE WAS- REALLY
FAMOUS LEGAL SCHOLAR OUT OF OUR-
HOME TOWN EVER SAID WAS A
PROFESSOR AT HARVARD HAD FORMER.
PRESIDENT OBAMA AND THE FIRST
LADY IS STUDENTS- AND WAS ALSO
THE DEFENSE COUNSEL IN THE ANITA
HILL CASE- BEFORE THE SUPREME
COURT SO HE'S AN INCREDIBLE-
MERCED. I WOULD BE HONORED IN
THE HOUSES HONOR. THANK YOU MR
GRAIN. SIMILAR GABRIEL YOUR
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER JUST WANNA RICE IN
STRONG SUPPORT OF THIS BILL HAD
THE INCREDIBLE HONOR OF TAKING A
CLASS FROM PROFESSOR OGLETREE
LAW SCHOOL AND HE'S JUST- ONE OF
THE MOST AMAZING HUMAN BEINGS
ANY OF US EVER HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY ACT WITH BELOVED BY
THE- BLACK BLACK STUDENT UNION
AND THE STUDENTS OF ALL RACES ON
CAMPUS JUST AN EXTRAORDINARY
LEADER- AND A WONDERFUL HUMAN
BEING AND I THINK. IT WOULD BE A
GREAT HONOR TO NAME A
COURTHOUSE. AFTER HIM- THE WORK
THAT HE'S DONE ON SO MANY ISSUES
ABOUT PARTICULAR ISSUES OF
REQUIRE RACIAL EQUITY ARE JUST
EXTRAORDINARY AND STRONGLY.
SUGGEST AN AYE VOTE ON THIS BILL
. THANK YOU MR GABRIEL. SENIOR
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS ITEM MISTER
GREAT DO YOU HAVE ANY CLOSE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE
THANK YOU MISTER GRAY CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRED OF THOSE
. ALL MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES IS
FORTY THREE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. SOME MEMORIES YOUR
RECOGNIZED. FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT. MEMBERS. THIRTY SEVEN. THAT'S
A NUMBER I WANT YOU TO REMEMBER
AS OF RIGHT NOW WE HAVE ONLY
HEARD THIRTY SEVEN BILLS. THIRTY
SEVEN WE HAVE A HUNDRED EIGHTY
SEVEN THAT ARE AVAILABLE THAT
ARE READY TO BE HEARD TODAY. I
DID SAY WE WOULD BE OUT OF FIVE.
WE CAN'T BE OUT OF FIVE. WE'VE
GOT WORK TO DO I'M ASKING THE
MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT N THE
FLOOR. TO PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY
BACK TO THE FLOOR WE NEED TO ON
THE FLOOR SO THE WE YOU WE CAN.
GO THROUGH THESE BILLS. WE
ALREADY DID THE TWO THIRDS BILLS
THOSE ARE THE MOST DIFFICULT.
OFTENTIMES NOT NECESSARILY SOME
OF THEM WERE. THE REST OF THE
SHOULD BE STRAIGHTFORWARD I'M
ASKING THAT. MEMBERS WERE NOT ON
THE FLOOR TO PLEASE MAKE THEIR
WAY BACK AND LET'S GET THROUGH
SOME OF THESE BILLS QUICKER
THANK YOU. I ALSO. SHORTEN YOUR
PRESENTATIONS PLEASE AND IF YOU
MUST SPEAK IN FAVOR IN
OPPOSITION SHORTEN YOUR COMMENTS
. BY NOW MOST OF YOU KNOW HOW
YOU'RE GOING TO VOTE YOU'VE
ALREADY BEEN BRIEFED SO I ALSO
TOO AGAIN I'M ASKING ALL THE
MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT ON THE FLOOR
TO MAKE THEIR WAY TO THE FLOOR.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISS REYES
WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEMS THREE EIGHTY NINE THREE
NINETY BRING US TO FILE ITEM
THREE NINETY ONE EIGHTY TWENTY
TO SEVENTY SEVEN CLERK WILL
READ. SOME PEOPLE TWENTY TO
SEVENTY SEVEN BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
REYES AND ACTUALLY THE CAL
WORKS. MAJORITY LEADER RACE YOU
MAY OPEN. TWENTY TWO SEVENTY
SEVEN ON CAL WORKS ELIGIBILITY
WILL REQUIRE RATHER THAN ALLOW.
COUNTIES TO WAIVE CAL WORKS
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR
INDIVIDUALS. WHO HAVE BEEN
IDENTIFIED AS PASTOR PRESENT
SURVIVORS. OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISS REYES.
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS ITEM PARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS THE
DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY SIX NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT IS
FILE ITEM THREE NINETY TWO AB
TWENTY TWO SEVENTY EIGHT READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY TO SEVENTY
EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER KALRA
AND ABILITY TO NATURAL RESOURCES
SEVEN OR KALRA YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS
AB TWENTY TWO SEVENTY IT WOULD
REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA NATURAL
RESOURCES AGENCY PROVIDE ANNUAL
PORT THE IMPLEMENTATION EXACT
ORDER AN EIGHTY TWO TWENTY TO
REACH 30% CONSERVATION OUR LANDS
AND WATERS BY TWENTY THIRTY. AB
TWENTY TWO SEVEN IT WILL HELP US
BETTER BE BETTER INFORMED ON THE
PROGRESS MADE TO REACH THE
STATE'S CONSERVATION GOALS AND
HELP BUILD. TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY DEVELOP A PLAN TO
ACHIEVE OUR GOALS OF CONSERVING
30% ON LANDS AND WATERS THE
TWENTY THREE RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK YOU MISTER KALRA
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE ITEM THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
INVALUABLE AYE AYES ARE FIFTY
TWO KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON ITEM THREE NINETY THREE BRING
US TO ITEM THREE NINETY FOUR AB
TWO TWO EIGHT THREE CLERK WILL
READ A SIMPLE TWENTY TWO EIGHTY
THREE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GALLAGHER AND ADMITTING TO
PUBLIC UTILITIES LEADER
GALLAGHER IN THE OPEN. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF AB TWENTY EIGHT
EIGHTY THREE. THE FIRE VICTIMS
TRUST WAS CREATED AS PART OF P.
GENIES SETTLEMENT WITH VICTIMS
OF THE TWENTY FIFTEEN BUTTE FIRE
THE TWENTY SEVENTEEN NORTH BAY
FIRES AND THE TWENTY EIGHTEEN
CAMPFIRE. THE TRUST WAS
ORIGINALLY VALUED IN THE PROMISE
MADE. TO VICTIMS WAS FOR
THIRTEEN POINT FIVE BILLION.
AFTER THAT TO BE PAID IN CASH
AND HALF WITH STOCK.
UNFORTUNATELY AS AS MANY OF YOU
KNOW THAT STOCK PRICE HAS FALLEN
SINCE THAT ORIGINAL DEAL. AND
DOES NOT MEET THAT PROMISE VALUE
THE VICTIMS. AND AS A RESULT THE
TRUST CURRENTLY IS NOT ABLE TO
FULLY PAY OUT. VICTIMS WHAT WAS
PROMISED IN THAT SETTLEMENT.
WE'VE BEEN HAVING A LOT OF
DISCUSSIONS ABOUT HOW TO TRYING
TO DRESS THIS ISSUE AND I WANT
TO THANK MY COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR
A TENTATIVE ATTENTIVENESS- THIS
CURRENT BILL I THINK HELPS MOVE
US AT LEAST IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION- I WOULD HOPE FOR THAT
WE CAN DO MORE. IN THE FUTURE
AND I HOPE WE CAN CONTINUE THIS
DISCUSSION. AS WE MOVE FORWARD
BUT ASK FOR YOUR VOTE FOR. THIS
BILL TWENTY EIGHT EIGHTY THREE
TO HELP US MOVE FORWARD AND HELP
GET THAT- ULTIMATELY GET WHAT-
VICTIMS WERE PROMISED IN THAT
SETTLEMENT THANK YOU. THANK YOU
MR GALLAGHER SENIOR MEMBERS WAS
TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE PARK
WILL OPEN THE- DESIRE TO GO. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY
EIGHT NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
. AS A RETAINER FILE ITEM THREE
NINETY FIVE BRING US TO FILE
ITEM THREE NINETY SIX THIS IS A
B. TWO TWO EIGHT SIX CORKERY
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY TWO EIGHTY
SIX BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER IRWIN AND
ACCORDING TO SOME FINANCIAL AID
ASSEMBLY MEMBER IRWIN YOU ME UP
AND- THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB
TWO TWO EIGHT SIX SPONSORED BY
THE CALIFORNIA STUDENT EIGHT.
MISSION AND SIMPLY ALLOWS THE
COMMITTEE TO ACCEPT
PHILANTHROPIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO
SPORT THROUGHOUT REGION RESEARCH
ACTIVITIES THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK RIVAL. THANK
YOU MISS IRWIN SENIOR MEMBERS
WISH TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE- MEMBERS.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN TALLY
THE VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY NINE NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE WILL PASS TEMPORARILY ON ITEM
THREE NINETY SEVEN WE WILL PASS
AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS THREE
NINETY. THREE NINETY NINE AND
FOUR HUNDRED BRING US TO ITEM
NUMBER FOUR OH ONE AB TWO THREE
OH THREE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE OH
THREE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
AGUIAR-CURRY AND OTHERS AND I
REALLY TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
DECEMBER AGUIAR-CURRY ME OPEN.
HELLO GOOD AFTERNOON MISTER
SPEAKER CALLING FOR AB TWENTY
THREE OH THREE IS A BI PARTISAN
EFFORT THAT CONTINUES TO PROTECT
THE CALIFORNIA BRAND BY
REQUIRING THAT ONLY A GUY AVE
SPIRITS PRODUCED ENTIRELY FROM
AGAVES GROWN WITH IN CALIFORNIA
WITHOUT FLAVORING OR COLORING
ADDITIVES ARE LABELED WITH THE
WORDS CALIFORNIA AGAVE SPIRITS
OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE WORDS.
OF CALIFORNIA QUICKLY
ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS A PRODUCER
OF HIGH QUALITY AGAVE SPIRITS WE
MUST ENSURE THAT THERE IS NO
OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE IT OUT OF
OUR REPUTATION CAUSE CONSUMER
CONFUSION AND UNFAIR COMPETITION
THIS BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND
SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AGAVE
INDUSTRY I RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK YOU MISS
AGUIAR-CURRY SENIOR MEMBERS WISH
TO DISCUSS THE ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE- SEES ME- AS A
MATTER PATTERSON YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU THE REQUEST
I RISE IN STRONG SUPPORT OF
THIS. WE TALKED A LITTLE BIT
ABOUT THE PROBLEMS WITH WATER
AND AGRICULTURE THAT'S A
DOWNSIDE AND WE'VE BUT JUDICATA
THAT TODAY. THIS IS SOME FAIRLY
GOOD NEWS BECAUSE AS WE KNOW
AGAVE TAKES VERY LITTLE WATER
COMPARATIVELY THERE'S A LARGE
AMOUNT OF GROWERS IN CENTRAL
CALIFORNIA. THAT ARE TRYING TO
FIGURE OUT A WAY THAT IF THEY DO
SEE THESE FALLOW ACRES. ARE SOME
CROPS A TICKET ON IT THAT HAS
SOME REAL VALUE. BUT THE VALUE
HAS TO BE THAT IT'S IN
CALIFORNIA GROWN HERE AND THAT
IF YOU'RE GOING TO PUT
CALIFORNIA ON THE LABEL WHICH IS
A- PREMIER LABEL TO HAVE ON.
THEM IT HAS TO BE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA THIS IS THE FIRST
STEP TO GROWING A MARKET THAT
CAN BE SUCCESSFUL OVER TIME I
STRONGLY URGE YOUR SUPPORT.
THANK YOU MR PATTERSON SEEING
NEW MOTHER MEMBERS WISH TO SPEAK
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
TIRED OF THOSE. ALL MEMBERS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY SEVEN NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXUS IS
ITEM FILE FILE ITEM FOR- TO AB
TWENTY THREE OH NINE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE
OH NINE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
FRIEDMAN AND ACTUALLY TO
GUARDIANSHIPS SUMMER FRIEDMAN
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS I AM PRESENTING
TODAY A BILL THAT HAS NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION OPPOSITION
THAT WE KNOW OF THAT SIMPLY
STRENGTHENS THE ABILITY TO KEEP.
CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN REMOVED
FROM THEIR HOME- WITHIN SOME
FAMILY STRUCTURE RATHER THAN
GOING INTO THE FOSTER CARE
SYSTEM BY STRENGTHENING THE
ABILITY OF COURTS TO OFFER
GUARDIANSHIPS WITH RELATIVES
GRANDPARENTS EXCEPT HER I TO
HELP GIVE STABILITY TO SOME OF
THESE CHILDREN WITHOUT AYE
ORIGIN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU MISS FRIEDMAN SENIOR
MEMBERS WISH TO DISCUSS THE ITEM
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO THE. BURKE WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I
CITY SIX NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT TO FILE ITEM FOUR
OH THREE AB TWO THREE ONE THREE
CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY THREE THIRTEEN BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER BLOOM AN ACTIVITY
TO WATER CINNAMON LUMI ME OPEN
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS AND TO PRESENT AB TWENTY
THREE THIRTEEN WHICH REQUIRES
THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL. TO
ESTABLISH A WATER LAW TRAINING
AND EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR JUDGES
AND ALLOW THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO
ASSIGN COMPLEX WATER CASES TO
TRAIN JUDGES. IT WOULD ALSO
PROVIDE JUDGES WITH EXPERT
RESOURCES DEVELOPED BY THE
JUDICIAL COUNCIL TO ASSIST TRIAL
JUDGES IN A JUDICATA IN THESE
COMPLEX CASES THE BILL'S RECEIVE
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
HAS NO OPPOSITION I RESPECTFULLY
ASK DERIVE A- THANK YOU MISTER
BLOOM SENIOR MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE ITEM THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO THE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY EIGHT NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT IS
FILE ITEM FOR- FOR A B. TWO
THREE ONE SEVEN CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE
SEVENTEEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
RAMOS AND ACTUALLY TO CARE
FACILITIES SEMIRAMIS YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AB TWENTY
THREE SEVENTEEN WOULD ESTABLISH
A LICENSING PATH AND ENSURE MUCH
NEEDED FEDERAL FUNDING FOR
CHILDREN'S CRISIS RESIDENTIAL
PROGRAMS. CURRENTLY AN ESTIMATED
THREE OUT OF EVERY FOUR CHILDREN
IN THE U. S. WHO NEED MENTAL
HEALTH SERVICES DO NOT RECEIVE
THEM. SUICIDE IS NOW THE SECOND
LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AMONG
ADOLESCENTS. FORTY SEVEN OUT OF
FIFTY EIGHT. HAVE NO CHILD
PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL INPATIENT
BEDS FOR CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE.
ON THE HEELS OF THIS US SURGEON
GENERAL'S DIRE WARNING ABOUT THE
GROWING MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
AMONG OUR YOUTH WHICH WOULD HAS
WORSENED DUE TO THE COVERT
NINETEEN PANDEMIC. CRUCIAL
MENTAL HEALTH REFORM IS NEEDED.
IT IS NOW MORE VITAL THAN EVER
TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MENTAL
HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER CARE IN THE NEED FOR
CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH
RESIDENTIAL INTERVENTIONS COULD
NOT BE MORE URGENT AB TWENTY
THREE SEVENTEEN WHAT AT THE
PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL
TREATMENT PROGRAM AS A LICENSING
OPTION FOR CHILDREN'S CRISIS
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS WITH THE
APPROPRIATE LICENSING CATEGORY
ESTABLISHED THE STATE AND CAN
USE WOULD HAVE AXES THIS
CRITICAL COMPONENT OF THE
CONTINUUM OF MENTAL HEALTH
CRISIS SERVICE UNDER MEDICARE
OUT EARLY AND PERIODIC
SCREENING. DIAGNOSIS AND
TREATMENT WHICH IS A FEDERAL
ENTITLEMENT I HAVE HAD A
CONVERSATION WITH SECRETARY
GOLLY AND HE HAS ASSURED ME THAT
THE ADMINISTRATION WILL CONTINUE
TO WORK WITH ME ON TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS FOR THIS BILL I ASK
FOR YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MISTER ROBERTS SENIOR MEMBERS
WAS TO DISCUSS THE ITEM THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY TWO
KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
NEXUS FILE ITEM FOUR OH FIVE AB
TWENTY THREE TWENTY CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE
TWENTY BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
CRISTINA GARCIA AN ACRONYM
HEALTHCARE ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CECILIA ME OPEN. THANK YOU AB
TWENTY TWENTY IS THE WOMEN'S
CAUCUS PRIORITY AND IT CREATES A
PILOT PROGRAM IN FIVE COUNTIES
TO PROVIDE REPRODUCTIVE. HEALTH
CARE AT OUR CLINICS ARE STRICTLY
AS AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MR
GARCIA SEEN NO MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ON MEMBERS VOTE THE DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS OF THE DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES IS
FORTY FOUR KNOWS THIRTEEN THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS IS ITEM
FOR- ITEM NUMBER FOUR OH SIX AB
TWENTY THREE THIRTY ONE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
THREE THIRTY ONE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER CALDERON AND
ACTUALLY TO SEE SENIORS ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CALDERON IN THE OPEN
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB
TWENTY THREE THIRTY ONE WOULD
ESTABLISH THE BRIDGE TO RECOVERY
FOR ADULT DAY SERVICES COVERED
NINETEEN MITIGATION AND
RESILIENCE GRANT. ACROSS THE
STATE ADULT DAY SERVICES HELPS
SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES STAY ACTIVE WHILE
REDUCING THEIR ISOLATION AND
IMPROVING THEIR OVERALL HEALTH.
THAT IS PROVIDING THE SERVICES
NEED TO ADOPT MEASURES TO
ACCOMMODATE THE REALITY THAT
KOBE NINETEEN ROOM WILL REMAIN
AN ONGOING THREAT TO VULNERABLE
OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES THIS LEGISLATION
SUPPORTS THESE MITIGATION
EFFORTS. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. THANK YOU MISTER CALDERON
SENIOR MEMBERS AS TO DISCUSS
THE BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. TIRED OF THOSE. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO.
ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY
TWO KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED YOU'LL PASS AND RETAIN ON
ITEMS FOUR OH SEVEN FOUR OH
EIGHT BRING US TO FILE ITEM FOUR
OH NINE AB TWENTY THREE FIFTY
TWO CORE KOREAN. SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY THREE FIFTY TWO BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBERS ARIAN AND OTHERS
AND I PUT IN A HEALTHCARE
COVERAGE SIMILAR MEANS HEARING
ME OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AB TWENTY THREE FIFTY
TWO WILL ALLOW PATIENTS AND
THEIR HEALTH CARE PRESCRIBERS.
THE ABILITY TO MAKE INFORMED
DECISIONS THAT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT
RELEVANT COVERAGE AND COST
INFORMATION WHEN WRITING A
PRESCRIPTION. AB TWENTY THREE
FIFTY TWO HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN THE
COMMITTEE PROCESS AND I
APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT TODAY
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISTER
NAZARIAN SING A MEMBERS WAS
DOING WAS TO DISCUSS THE BILL
THE CAROOL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS TIRED OF- ALL MEMBERS
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND HOW THE
VOTES IS FIFTY SEVEN NO ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. WE WILL PASS AND
RETAIN ON ITEM FOR TEN BRING US
TO ITEM FOUR ELEVEN THIS IS THE
B. TWENTY THREE SIXTY FOUR
CORRINE ASSEMBLY RULE TWENTY
THREE SIXTY BY ASSEMBLY
MERIMBULA AND OTHERS AND
EVERYBODY IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH
SENATE MEMORANDUM ME OPEN THANK
YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT AB
TWENTY THREE SIXTY WHICH WILL
PROVIDE A FRAMEWORK FOR THE
EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF
EMERGENCY FUNDS I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
DR ARAMBULA SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS OF
THE DESIRE TO THE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES I SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED. PASS AND
RETAIN ON ITEMS FOR TWELVE AND
FOUR THIRTEEN BRING US TO FILE
ITEM.
THANK YOU SUMMER REYES YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR MOTIONS.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS
I MOVE TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE
SIXTY NINE BE TO ALLOW LATE
AMENDMENTS TO BE TAKEN UP TODAY
I'M ITEM NINETY ONE AB TWENTY
FOUR TWENTY FIVE BRIAN. ITEM TO
FORTY FIVE AB FIFTEEN NINETY
FOURTEEN. AND ITEM FOR NINETY
FIVE AB TWENTY FOUR I'M SORRY
TWENTY SEVEN TWENTY FOUR
ARAMBULA. THANK YOU MISTER FOR
PURPOSE WE WITHHOLDING ELSICK
HAD SENT TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
THANK YOU MEMBERS THIS IS A ROLL
CALL VOTE. TO SUSPEND THE RULES
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MAJORITY LEADERS ASKING FOR AN
ITEM. MR FLOORS ASKING FOR AN OF
THE- IT'S MAJORITY. VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES IS FORTY TWO NO
SIXTEEN THE RULES SPENDING. THIS
PRESS. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
THERE ARE SEVERAL SETS A FLOOR
AMENDMENT AT THE DESK I ASKED
THE CLERK READ THOSE ITEMS AND
THAT WITHIN ADOPT THE FLOOR
AMENDMENTS WITH A SINGLE VOICE
VOTE CLERK WILL READ THE BILL'S
ITEM NINETY ONE ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FOUR TWENTY FIVE BRIAN
ITEM TO FORTY FIVE ASSEMBLY BILL
FIFTY NINETY FOURTEEN AND ITEM
FOUR NINE FIVE ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SEVEN. TWENTY FOUR
ARAMBULA. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY
AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED SAY NO
THE AYES HAVE AT THE MOMENT-
ADOPTED THE BILLS ARE OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
MEMBERS FOR GOING BACK ON TO
FILE ORDER THIS IS ITEM FOR
FOURTEEN AB TWENTY THREE SEVENTY
THE CLERK WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY THREE SEVENTY BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER LEVINE AND ACTUALLY THE
PUBLIC RECORDS SOME ERROR LEVINE
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AB
TWENTY THREE SEVENTY REQUIRE
STATE AGENCIES TO RETAIN
CORRESPONDENCE CONTAINING
INFORMATION RELATED. TO THE
PUBLIC'S BUSINESS FOR AT LEAST
TWO YEARS JUST LIKE LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS DO WHAT THE
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION
GUARANTEES THE PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO
ACCESS PUBLIC RECORDS THERE IS
NO MINIMUM RETENTION PERIOD. FOR
STATE AGENCIES TO HOLD THOSE
RECORDS AB TWENTY THREE SEVENTY
PROVIDES CLEAR GUIDANCE TO
AGENCIES JOURNALISTS AND MEMBERS
OF THE PUBLIC AS TO WHAT THE
APPROPRIATE STANDARDS ARE FOR
THE CUSTODIANS. OF PUBLIC
INFORMATION THIS BILL PASSED OUT
OF COMMITTEE ON CONSENT AND HAS
NO OPPOSITION I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MR
LEVINE SENIOR MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE BILL PURPLE OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO GO. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES I
SIXTY THREE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEMS FOR FIFTEEN AND FOR
SIXTEEN BRING US TO FILE ITEM
FOR SEVENTEEN AB TWENTY THREE
EIGHTY TWO CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY THREE
EIGHTY TWO BY A SIMILAR BILLION
APPLE IN THE STATE GOVERNMENT
SOME OF THEM BELIEVE ME OPEN.
THANK YOU COLLEAGUES MISTER
SPEAKER AB TWENTY THREE EIGHTY
TWO REQUIRE ALL OUTDOOR LIGHTING
FIXTURES INSTALLED TO REPLACE ON
STATE BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES
AFTER JANUARY FIRST TWENTY THREE
TEN EXTERNAL SHIELD TO DIRECT
LIGHT TO WHERE IT IS NEEDED TO
BE EQUIPPED WITH THE AUTOMATIC
OR SHUT OFF DEVICE AND BE MOTION
ACTIVATED 80% OF ALL MIGRATORY
BIRDS DO SO AT NIGHT. USING THE
NIGHT SKY TO HELP THEM NAVIGATE
TO AND FROM THEIR BREEDING
GROUNDS EXCESSIVE ARTIFICIAL
LIGHT IS AFFECTING ECOSYSTEMS
AND CAN DISRUPT CRITICAL
BEHAVIOR AND WILDLIFE THE
INTERNAL THE INTERNATIONAL DARK
SKY ASSOCIATION ESTIMATES AT
LEAST 30% OF OUTDOOR LIGHTING IN
UNITED STATES IS WASTED PRIMARY
BY LIGHTS THAT ARE COVERED.
THESE HUESO LIGHTS TOTAL THREE
POINT THREE BILLION DOLLARS IN
LOSS LIKE TRICITY COSTS AND THE
RELEASE OF TWENTY ONE MILLION
TONS OF CARBON DIOXIDE PER YEAR
THE SENSIBLE FORM PROMOTE SAFETY
FOR MIGRATORY BIRDS INSECTS AND
PEOPLE AND HAS NO OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER LEE. C.
NO MEMBERS MUST TEASE. THE BILL
WILL OPEN ROLE. MEMBERS THE
DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THIRTY
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES I SIXTY THREE NO ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED PASS AND
RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS FOR
EIGHTEEN THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR
NINETEEN AB TWENTY FOUR OH ONE
CLERK WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY FOUR OH ONE BY A SIMILAR
MCCARTY AND OTHERS IN AFTER THE
TEACHER COULD ACTUALLY. SIMILAR
MCCARTY ME OPEN. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER WE HAVE A TEACHER
SHORTAGE AS WE KNOW IN
CALIFORNIA AND THIS BILL WILL
HELP TO ADDRESS THAT BY
SHORTENING THE LENGTH OF TIME IT
TAKES TO GET YOUR TEACHER
CREDENTIAL TEACHING CREDENTIAL.
FOCUSING ON HAVING INDIVIDUALS
GET HIM IN FOR YEARS WHEN THEY
GET THEIR B. A.'S POSTING AS
OPPOSED TO HAVING TO GO FOR
ADDITIONAL YEAR. THANK YOU ASK
FOR YOUR ABOUT. THANK YOU MR
MCCARTY SENIOR MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS A BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO
ALL MEMBERS VOTE YOU DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES I
SIXTY FOUR NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. WE WILL BE MOVING BACK
IN FINAL. TWO BILLS FOR WHICH WE
PASS TEMPORARILY THIS IS BACK TO
FILE ITEM THREE EIGHTY FIVE AB
TWENTY TWO FORTY EIGHT CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE TWENTY TO
FORTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
EDUARDO GARCIA AND OTHERS ARE
NOT RELATED TO WATER QUALITY
SOME MEMBER CRISTINA YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
COLLEAGUES AB TWENTY TWO FORTY
EIGHT. WOULD PUT FORWARD
RESOURCES AT THE KELLY P. AGENCY
TO ADDRESS WATER QUALITY
PROBLEMS. ARISING IN THE RIVERS
THAT COME ACROSS THE BORDER FROM
MEXICO. MISTER SPEAKER YOU ARE
VERY AWARE OF THIS PROBLEM AS
YOU. REPRESENT THE AREA OF
IMPERIAL BEACH AND I REPRESENT
THE AREA PRO COUNTY THAT HAS THE
NEW RIVER FLOWING- US FROM SOUTH
TO NORTH. IMPACTING PUBLIC
HEALTH AND OTHER MAJOR
CHALLENGES THAT ARE CREATED
SIMILARLY THE RIVER THAT YOU
REPRESENT IS THAT THE ONE RIVER.
ASKING OUR COLLEAGUES TO SUPPORT
THIS BILL TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY
OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN OUR BORDER
COMMUNITIES RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR IVEL. THANK YOU MR GARCIA
SEEN NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS DESIRE TO
KNOW. ALL MEMBERS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I
SIXTY ONE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT WE'LL MOVE DOWN THE
ITEM THREE NINETY SEVEN AB
TWENTY TWO NINETY THREE CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE TWENTY
TWO NINETY THREE BY THE
COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL
SAFETY AND TOXIC MATERIALS AND
ACKERLEY TO HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.
DECEMBER PARK YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU. THANK YOU SPEAKER MEMBERS
AB TWENTY TWO NINETY THREE
UPDATES THE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
FOUND ACT BY PLACING A NEW CODE
SECTION AND REORGANIZING THE
STATUTE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
WORK DONE BY THE CALIFORNIA LAW
REVISION COMMISSION THIS BILL
THIS MAY NOT MAKE ANY
SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES TO THE
STATUTE. THERE IS NO OPPOSITION
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AN AYE
VOTE THANK YOU. THANK YOU DR
WORK SENIOR MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE PARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. IT IS HIGHER TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY TWO
KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
BACK ON FILE WE WILL PASS ON
ITEM FOR TWENTY PASS AND RETAIN
AND THEN THIS BRINGS US TO. FILE
ITEM FOR TWENTY ONE AB TWENTY
FOUR SEVENTEEN CLERK WILL READ A
SYMBOL TWENTY FOUR SEVENTEEN BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER TENGAN ACT
RELATING TO JUVENILES ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CHAIN YOU MAY OPEN THANK
VERY MUCH MISTER SPEAKER AB
TWENTY FOUR SEVENTEEN
ESTABLISHES A YOUTH BILL OF
RIGHTS. THE CURRENTLY IS A YOUTH
BILL OF RIGHTS UNDER THE
DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE
HOWEVER BECAUSE WE'RE GETTING
RID OF THE AGENCY. THE YOUTHFUL
RIGHTS WILL NO LONGER EXISTED
JUST CODIFIES THE CURRENT YOUTH
BILL OF RIGHTS WHICH LETS
INCARCERATED YOUTH KNOW THAT
THEY HAVE ACCESS TO CLEAN
CLOTHES WATER EDUCATION.
INCREASE EQUITY ACROSS ALL THE
JUVENTUS'S FACILITIES WHICH WILL
BE AT THE COUNTIES ALL ACROSS
OUR STATE THE BILL ENJOYS NO
OPPOSITION HAS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. SPECIALIST FIVE. THANK
YOU MISTER TANK SENIOR MEMBERS
WAS. TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE
TO. ALL MEMBER VOTE WE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES IS
FIFTY NINE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEM
FOR TWENTY TO BRING US TO ITEM
FOUR TWENTY THREE AB TWENTY FOUR
TWENTY CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
WILL TWENTY FOUR TWENTY BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ARAMBULA AND
ACTUALLY THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
SIMILAR RANDOMLY ME OPENS THANK
YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT AB
TWENTY FOUR TWENTY WHICH WILL
ALLOW CALIFORNIA TO CONTINUE TO
LEAD IN ADDRESSING CLIMATE
CHANGE. BY ADDRESSING THE
IMPACTS OF EXTREME HEAT ON
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH AND
WELL BEING. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU DR
ARAMBULA SENIOR MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE PARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I
SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON FILE ITEM FOR TWENTY FOUR.
THIS IS ITEM FOR. WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON ITEM FOUR TWENTY
FIVE PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEMS
FOR TWENTY SIX AND FOUR TWENTY
SEVEN. BRING US TO FILE ITEM FOR
TWENTY EIGHT THIS IS AB TWENTY
FOUR TWENTY NINE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY FOUR TWENTY
NINE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER QUIRK AND
OTHERS AND I BELIEVE IN THE
PEACE OFFICER TRAINING. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CORKY MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
SPEAKER MEMBERS AB TWENTY FOUR
TWENTY NINE WILL CREATE AN
EVALUATION PROCESS. CHOIR THE
COMMISSION ON PEACE OFFICER
STANDARDS POST TO PARTNER WITH
ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND USE THE
LATEST SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO
THE X. TO ASSESS THE SUCCESS OF
ALL CURRENT PEACE OFFER
TRAINING. TO RESTORE OPPOSITION
TO THIS BILL AND HAS HAD
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU DR BURKE SENIOR
MEMBERS WISH TO DISCUSS THE BILL
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES I FIFTY SEVEN NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED WE WILL
GO BACK TO FILE ITEM FOR TWENTY
FIVE AB TWENTY FOUR TWENTY TWO
FOUR CORRINE SOME PEOPLE TWENTY
FOUR TWENTY TWO BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER MCCARTY AND I PLAYED TO
THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
OF MAKING IT A PROBATIONER FOR
SIMILAR MCCARTY YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER THIS
UPDATES THE RULES FOR CS YOU
RELATE TO THEIR INVESTMENT
PORTFOLIOS INVESTING IN MUTUAL
FUNDS GIVE THEM PARITY TO WHAT
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA'S
NOT TO DO WHICH WE DID THREE
YEARS AGO- WITH THAT ASK FOR
YOUR RIVAL THANK YOU. THANK YOU
MR MCCARTY SENIOR MEMBERS WISH
TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE COURT
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE
TO GO. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
GO. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THIRTY WILL CLOSER ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY THREE
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT
IS FILE ITEM FOR TWENTY NINE AB
TWENTY FOUR THIRTY SIX CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FOUR THIRTY SIX BY ASSEMBLY
REPAIR QUE HAN AND OTHERS ARE
NOT RELATED TO VITAL RECORDS
ASSEMBLY MEMBER OF OUR CAN YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER I RISE TO PRESENT AB
TWENTY FOUR THIRTY SIX A VERY
SIMPLE BILL. THE CHANGES ARE
DEATH CERTIFICATE SO THAT THEY
REFLECT THE DIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA CURRENTLY YOU CAN
ONLY LIST A MOTHER AND A FATHER
IN THIS BILL WILL GIVE YOU THE
OPPORTUNITY TO LIST PARENT ONE
AND PARENT TEACHER FLAG THE MANY
DIFFERENT FAMILIES THE MAKE UP
CALIFORNIA RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MISTE KANE
SEEN NO MEMBERS WISH TO DISCUSS
THE BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. YOU DESIRE THOUGH. ALL
THOSE VOTE DESIRE GO. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES AYE AYES ARE FIFTY KNOWS
ARE ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
PASS AND RETAIN ON ON FOUR
THIRTY BRING US TO ITEM FOUR
THIRTY ONE AB TWENTY FOUR FORTY
FOR COREY ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FOUR FORTY BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
IRWIN AND OTHERS AND I REALLY TO
RECYCLING. SOME MEMBER IRWIN YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AB TWENTY FOUR FORTY
WOULD CREATE A SAFE ACCESSIBLE
SYSTEM FOR CALIFORNIANS TO DROP
OFF BATTERIES FOR PROPER
DISPOSAL. WE'VE BEEN WORKING
VERY CLOSELY WITH ALL
STAKEHOLDERS AND WE THANK THEM
FOR THEIR WORK ON THIS BILL I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR EITHER. OF
THANK YOU MISS IRWIN. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WAS TO DISCUSS THE BILL
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE- TIRED
OF THOSE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES IS
FORTY NINE KNOWS ARE FINE THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT IS FILE
ITEM FOR THIRTY TWO AB TWENTY
FOUR FORTY SIX CLERK WILL READ A
SINGLE TWENTY FOUR FORTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER HOLDEN AND APPLE
IN THE GREENHOUSE GASES SOMEONE
OR HOLDING YOU ME OPEN THANK YOU
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AB TWENTY
FOUR FORTY SIX REQUIRES
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION. IN
COORDINATION WITH THE STATE AIR
RESOURCES BOARD AND THE BUILDING
STANDARDS COMMISSION TO DEVELOP
A FRAMEWORK FOR MEASURING AND
THEN REDUCING CARBON INTENSITY
IN THE MATERIALS USED IN NEW
BUILDINGS INCLUDING THOSE
RESIDENTIAL USES. AS YOU'RE ALL
AWARE IN TWO THOUSAND EIGHTEEN
GOVERNOR JERRY BROWN ISSUED
EXECUTIVE ORDER B. FIFTY FIVE
EIGHTEEN WHICH ORDER TO
STATEWIDE GOAL TO ACHIEVE CARBON
NEUTRALITY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
LEGISLATURE AND GOVERNOR NEWSOM
SEEK CREATIVE IDEAS AND
SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS OUR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING SHORTAGE AB
TWENTY FOUR FORTY SIX SEEKS TO
ENSURE THAT WE ARE COURT
CONTINUING. TO SUPPORT THE DREAM
OF HOMEOWNERSHIP WHILE AVOIDING
A RETREAT IN OUR CLIMATE GOALS
FINALLY AB TWENTY FOUR FORTY SIX
ALLOWS FOR THE INCLUSION OF A
TRACKING AND REPORTING MECHANISM
THAT WOULD FACILITATE THE
ACHIEVEMENT OF THE GOALS SET
FORTH IN THIS BILL AND A SYSTEM
OF CREDITS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK YOU MR HOLDEN
SENIOR MEMBERS WAS TO. THE BILL
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OF
DESIRE TO THEM. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLLING
TALLY THE VOTES EYES FORTY ONE
NO SIXTEEN THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEM
FOR THIRTY THREE BRING US TO
ITEM FOUR THIRTY FOUR AB TWENTY
FOUR SIXTY FOUR CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY FOUR SIXTY
FOUR BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER CRISTINA
GARCIA AN ACTOR IN A PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION SENATE
OVERSEE AN EMAIL THING. THANK
YOU AB TWENTY FOUR SIXTY FOUR
WOULD REQUIRE CAL STATE
UNIVERSITY TO GRANT EMPLOYEES A
SEMESTER PAID LEAVE OUT AFTER
THE FALLING OF THE BIRTH OF A
CHILD I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MR GARCIA
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE- DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES IS FORTY FIVE NO EIGHT THE
BILL IS PASS NEXUS ITEM FOR
THIRTY FIVE AB TWENTY FOUR
SEVENTY THREE CLERK WILL READ.
SOME PEOPLE TWENTY FOUR SEVENTY
THREE BY ASSEMBLY ROOMS AREA AND
ACTUALLY IN THE SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER. SOME OF THEM ISN'T IS
THERE ANY ME OPEN THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER AB TWENTY FOUR
SEVENTY THREE WOULD INCREASE THE
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR
REGISTERING AS A SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER COUNSELOR IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. RIGHT NOW THERE
ARE THREE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
CARE SRVICES APPROVED
CERTIFYING ORGANIZATIONS
COLLEAGUES AND THEY ALL REQUIRE
THAT APPLICANTS COMPLETE A- NINE
HOUR. COUNSELOR TRAINING COURSE
WHICH COVERS PROFESSIONAL
BOUNDARIES LAW AND ETHICS. THESE
REQUIREMENTS ARE WOEFULLY
INADEQUATE BY REQUIRING ONLY
NINE HOURS OF TRAINING TO BECOME
A REGISTERED SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER COUNSELOR. THAT WORKS
WITH A DIVERSE HIGH NEED
POPULATION THAT SUFFERS FROM
COMPLEX BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
CONDITIONS. AND LIFE EXPERIENCES
WE ARE SETTING OURSELVES UP FOR
WILLFUL OUTCOMES- THIS BILL HAS
HAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND I
KINDLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU MISTER NAZARIAN
SING AMERICA'S WORST AND TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS SATURDAY
THOUGH. ALL MEMBERS OF WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES I SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. THIS IS FILE
ITEM FOR THIRTY SIX AB TWENTY
FOUR EIGHTY CLERK WILL READ.
MICHAEL TWENTY FOUR EIGHTY BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ARAMBULA AND
APPROVING THE REHABILITATION
SERVICES SEND THEM ARAMBULA
EMAIL THING THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT AB TWENTY FOUR EIGHTY
WHICH WILL ESTABLISH A PILOT
PROGRAM WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF
REHABILITATION. TO PROVIDE
TRANSITIONAL SERVICES FOR THE
BLIND TO ENABLE THEM TO LIVE
INDEPENDENTLY I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR IPHONE. THANK YOU DR
ARAMBULA SENA MEMBERS WISH TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. TIRED OF THOSE
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY TWO
KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR THIRTY
SEVEN AB TWENTY FOUR EIGHTY
THREE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY FOUR EIGHTY THREE BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MAIENSCHEIN AND
OTHERS AND I REALLY KNOW HOUSING
SOME OF A RANGE I KNEW ME OPEN
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB
TWENTY FORTY THREE WILL
INCENTIVIZE THE CREATION OF
HOUSING TO HELP SENIORS EXIT
HOMELESSNESS EQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. RIGHT
INCENTIVES IN THE MULTI FAMILY
HOUSING PROGRAM TO DEVELOPMENTS
THAT SET ASIDE A PERCENTAGE OF
UNITS FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING
HOMELESSNESS TO RECEIVING
SPECIFIED MEDICAL SERVICES I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I
ABOUT. THANK YOU MISTER
MAIENSCHEIN SENA MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO
GO. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY THREE
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED THIS
IS FILE ITEM FOR THIRTY EIGHT AB
TWENTY FOUR NINETY FOUR CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FOUR NINETY FOUR BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER SALAS AND-
COMPLEXIONS SOME MEMBERS SALAS
SEEMING OPEN. THANK YOU MR
BIGGER MEMBERS AB TWENTY FOUR
NINETY FOUR WILL CREATED
INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING
COMMISSION FOR KERN COUNTY- IN
TWENTY EIGHTEEN KERN COUNTY WAS
SUED IN. OUR LOCAL TAXPAYERS AT
A WASTE THEIR HARD EARNED
DOLLARS ON A LAWSUIT BECAUSE
KERN COUNTY WAS SUED FOR NOT
HAVING FOR POLITICAL MAPS. THIS
BILL REMEDY THAT SITUATION
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE.
THANK YOU MISTER CELIS SEEM NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. TIRED OF THOSE ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. BURKE WILL
CLOSE ROLLING TALLY THE VOTES IS
FORTY FOUR NO SEVENTEEN THE BILL
IS PASSED THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR
THIRTY NINE AB TWENTY FIVE OH
TWO CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY FIVE OH TWO BY ASSEMBLY
PURPOSE OF ARTISTS AND I REALLY
TO FOSTER CARE SOME OF THE
RESPONSES TO ME OPEN THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER WE MUST RECOGNIZE
THE URGENT NEED TO ENSURE THAT
OUR FOSTER YOUTH HAVE THE
SUPPORT TO PROPERLY TRANSITION
AND PROVIDE ESSENTIAL SAFETY
NETS FOR OUR MOST VULNERABLE. WE
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
STRENGTHEN OUR TRANSITIONAL
PLANS FOR FOSTER YOUTH HAD INTO
INDEPENDENT ADULTHOOD TO ENSURE
THAT THEY ARE PROTECTED WHILE
ALSO PROVIDING CARE AND SUPPORT
TO REDUCE POOR OUTCOMES AB
TWENTY FIVE OH TWO ONE SURE THAT
TRIMS TRANSITIONAL. INDEPENDENT
LIVING PLANS INCLUDE EMERGENCY
PLANS TO ADDRESS ANY ISSUES THAT
MAY ARISE FOR A CHILD OR NON
MINOR DURING THE STATE OF
EMERGENCY DECLARED BY THE
GOVERNOR THIS WILL ALSO ENSURE
THAT A CHILD CAN RECEIVE SUPPORT
IN THE STATE OF EMERGENCY BY
ALLOWING THE COURTS TO CONTINUE
SUPPORTING THE DEPENDENT. CHILD
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MISTER MANTAS SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISH TO MEET WITH HIM
TO DISCUSS THE BILL A COUPLE
OPEN THE- THOSE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO WHO DESIRE
TO MOVE. ALL THOSE WHO WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WE'LL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES
FIFTY NINE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED YOU'LL PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE ITEMS FOR FORTY THROUGH
FOUR FORTY FOUR. WE'VE DISPENSED
AT FOUR FORTY FIVE. AS A ROUTINE
ON FILE ITEMS FOR FORTY SIX AND
FOUR FORTY SEVEN WE HAVE
DISPENSED WITH FOR FORTY EIGHT
PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEM FOR
FORTY NINE. FREEST FILE ITEM FOR
FIFTY AB TWENTY FIVE THIRTY
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FIVE THIRTY BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WOULD AND I'M CALLING TO
GET TO THE CALIFORNIA HEALTH
BENEFIT EXCHANGE SIMILAR WOULD
REMAIN OPEN. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. WORKERS
SHOULD NOT HAVE TO RISK HEALTH
COVERAGE FOR THEMSELVES OR THEIR
FAMILIES IN ORDER TO EXERCISE
THEIR RIGHT TO STRIKE. AB TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY ENSURES THAT. IN THE
RARE CASES WHERE LABOR DISPUTES
GO ON LONG ENOUGH TO JEOPARDIZE
THEIR EMPLOYER FUNDED HEALTH
COVERAGE. STRIKING AT WORKERS
WILL HAVE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE
HEALTH CARE COVERAGE NOT ONLY
FOR THEMSELVES BUT FOR THEIR
FAMILIES. ALTHOUGH AFFORDABLE
COVERAGE THROUGH COVERED
CALIFORNIA IS CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUAL WORKERS
WHO LOSE BENEFITS DUE TO A LABOR
DISPUTE. PREMIUMS FOR FAMILY
COVERAGE CAN COST AS MUCH AS
THIRTY OR 40% OF THE FAMILY'S
INCOME. IN FACT EARLIER THIS
YEAR. THE BINDING MINISTRATION
ANNOUNCED IT IS DIRECTING THE U.
S. TREASURY. TO DO INTRODUCED
REGULATION TO FIX THIS QUOTE
UNQUOTE FAMILY GLITCH ISSUE.
THIS BILL IS MODERN AFTER WHAT
THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN IS DONE
FOR THOSE ON UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE DURING THE COVERED
NINETEEN PANDEMIC. IT PROVIDES
PREMIUM SUBSIDIES AND COST
SHARING ASSISTANCE AS IF THE
WORKERS INCOME WAS JUST OVER THE
MEDICARE ELIGIBILITY LEVEL.
INCLUDING ZERO PREMIUMS AND
DEDUCTIBLES AND CO FIVE DOLLAR
COPAYS. AND ELIMINATES ANY
WAITING PERIOD ASSOCIATED WITH
SIGNING UP TO COVER CALIFORNIA.
MEMBERS PUT SIMPLY THIS BILL
HELPS PREVENT THE HEALTH CARE
COVERAGE FROM BEING WEAPONIZED
DURING LABOR DISPUTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU DOCTOR WOULD.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
MOVE. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO.
THIRTY WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES IS FORTY TWO
KNOWS THIRTEEN THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT IS ITEM FIVE FILE
ITEM FOR FIFTY ONE AB TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY TWO CLERK WILL READ
. SOME PEOPLE TWENTY FIVE THIRTY
TWO BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BENNETT
AND OTHERS AND I PUT IN
GREENHOUSE GASES. MISSION MEMBER
BENNETT YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS- A. B.
TWENTY FIVE THIRTY TWO- REQUIRES
THAT THE STATE VARIOUS
DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA REPORT. IN
TERMS OF THEIR ACTIONS REGARDING
CLIMATE CHANGE IN TWO THOUSAND
SIX TO LEGISLATURE PASSED A
GROUNDBREAKING CLIMATE CHANGE
ACT. AND AS PART OF THAT
REQUIREMENT CARB UNDERTAKES A
SCOPING PLAN EVERY FIVE YEARS
THE LEGISLATURE HAS- DIFFICULTY
UNDERSTANDING WHERE ALL THE
DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES ARE IN
TERMS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
THE SCOPING PLAN. AB TWENTY FIVE
THIRTY TWO WILL REQUIRE PUBLIC
POSTING OF THAT OF THE
IMPLEMENTATION RECOMMENDATIONS
BY ALL AGENCIES I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MISTER BENNETT. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
DESIRED ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
KNOW. BURKE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES IS FIFTY
THREE NO SIX THE BILL IS PASSED
THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR FIFTY TWO
AB TWENTY FIVE THIRTY FIVE CLERK
WILL READ SOME PEOPLE TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY FIVE FIVE ASSEMBLY
MEMBER EDUARDO GARCIA AND OTHERS
AN ACT RELATING TO PARKS SENATE
MEMBER GARCIA YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER COLLEAGUES
THIS BILL WILL SERVE AS A
MECHANISM FOR THE STATE TO
ENSURE THAT PARKS RECEIVING
STATE GRANTS ARE PROVIDING
ACCESS TO ALL TYPES OF
DISABILITIES BOTH PHYSICAL. AND
MENTAL. LANE AT A PLAYGROUND IS
AN ESSENTIAL PART OF CHILDHOOD
PROVIDING PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND
HELPING TO DEVELOP COGNITIVE
EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK RIVAL. THANK
YOU SHALL NEVER GARCIA. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE-
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. BURKE WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I
SIXTY THREE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEM
FOR FIFTY THREE BRING US TO FILE
ITEM FOR FIFTY FOUR AB TWENTY
FIVE FORTY SEVEN PURPLE READ
SOME PEOPLE TWENTY FIVE FORTY
SEVEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER THIS
AREA AND OTHERS AND I PLAYED A
HOUSING SIMMONS AARON YOU ME
OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
AB TWENTY FIVE FORTY SEVEN
CREATES THE HOUSING
STABILIZATION TO PREVENT. AND
END HOMELESSNESS AMONG OLDER
ADULTS. AND PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES. ALI JUST IT JUST
THROUGHOUT A FEW NUMBERS VERY
BRIEFLY TO CHARACTERIZE THIS
BILL WITH THIS BILL WILL DO IN
LOS ANGELES COUNTY RENT
INCREASED 65% FROM TWO THOUSAND
TEN TO TWO THOUSAND NINETEEN
SINCE TWO THOUSAND FOURTEEN IN
COMPARISON. THE SSI GRANT AMOUNT
HAS INCREASED BY AN AVERAGE
AMOUNT OF ONE POINT 2% ANNUALLY-
THE LAST TWO DECADES THE THIS
CRISIS HAS BEEN GROWING AB
TWENTY FIVE FORTY SEVEN SEEKS TO
ALLOW SHALLOW INVESTMENTS TO
ALLEVIATE THE BURDEN FELT BY
OLDER OLDER CALIFORNIANS. WHICH
ARE THE FASTEST GRWING HOMELESS
POPULATION IN OUR STATE WITH
THAT I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A
VOTE THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISTER
NAZARIAN SENA MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND HOW YOU VOTES IS
FORTY SEVEN KNOWS FORD BILL IS
PASSED YOU'LL PASS ROUTINE ON
AMES FOR FIFTY FIVE THROUGH FOUR
FIFTY SEVEN WE HAVE DISPENSED
WITH ITEM FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES
MOVING US TO ITEM FOUR FIFTY
NINE AB TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY ONE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY ONE BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER POWER QUE HAN
AND OTHERS ARE NOT REALLY THE
FIREARMS SIMILAR AMERICAN IN THE
OPEN THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS STAND PRESENTING AB
TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY ONE A BILL
THAT PROTECTS OUR CHILDREN FROM
THE DANGEROUS AND IRRESPONSIBLE
FIREARM ADVERTISEMENTS CURRENTLY
IN CALIFORNIA CHILDREN CANNOT
BUY GUNS BUT GUN MANUFACTURERS
MAY TARGET THEM WITH ADVERTISING
THIS BILL WILL PREVENT THAT JUST
AS WE'VE DONE WITH CIGARETTES
AND OTHER ITEMS THAT ARE HARMFUL
TO CHILDREN. WITH THAT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE THAT.
THANK YOU MISS BARRICADE IN
SCENE NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO
MOVE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES IS FORTY
TWO KNOWS TWELVE THE BILL IS
PASSED PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEMS
FOR SIXTY IN FOR SIXTY ONE
MOVING TO FORT ITEM FOR SIXTY
TWO AB TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY NINE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY WILL
TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY NINE BY
ASSEMBLY REPENTANCE AND OTHERS
AN ACCOLADE IN THE CHILD WELFARE. SOME MEMBER BENNETT YOU MAY
OPEN THIS IS MISTER SPEAKER. AND
MEMBERS AB TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY
NINE CREATES PROGRAM FOR COUNTY
PLACING AGENCIES TO RECEIVE
FUNDING AND IMPLEMENTING MODEL
PRACTICES FOR INTENSIVE FAMILY
FUN FIND FUNDING AND SUPPORT FOR
FOSTER YEARS SINCE CONTINUUM OF
CARE'S REFORM PASSAGE IN TWENTY
FIFTEEN INITIAL PLACEMENTS IN
THE RELATIVE BASED CARE HAVE
INCREASED FROM 27% TO THIRTY
FOUR PERCENT. TWENTY TWENTY ONE
HOWEVER THIS NUMBER CAN AND
SHOULD BE MUCH HIGHER AB TWENTY
FIVE SEVENTY NINE SIXTY INCREASE
PLACING FOSTER CHILDREN WITH
FAMILY MEMBERS AND RELATIVES BY
REQUIRING PARTICIPATING COUNTIES
TO ADOPT INTENSIVE FAMILY
FINDING MODELS BEFORE CHILDREN
ARE EDUCATED THIS BILL PASSED TO
POLICY COMMITTEE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE WHAT YOU MEANT
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. THANK YOU MISTER BENNETT
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. NEWS I OR TO GO.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. BURKE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY FOUR
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT
IS ITEM FOR SIXTY THREE E. B.
TWENTY FIVE EIGHTY ONE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FIVE EIGHTY ONE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SALAS AN ACT RELATING TO
HEALTH CARE COVERAGE ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SALAS IN THE OPEN. THANK
OF A SPEAKER MEMBERS AB TWENTY
FIVE EIGHTY ONE WILL SIMPLY SET
A SIXTY DAY TIME LIMIT FOR
MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS TO BE
CREDENTIALED A LITTLE
STREAMLINED PROCESSING IT MORE
HEALTH WORKERS OUT INTO THE
FIELD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE THANK YOU MISTER SALAS
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO GO ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLOSE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES I SIXTY TWO KNOWS ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED NEXT IS FILE ITEM
FOR SIXTY FOUR AB TWENTY FIVE
EIGHTY SIX CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY FIVE EIGHTY
SIX FIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CRISTINA GARCIA AND OTHERS AND
ACTIVATING THE HEALTH. SOME
MEMBERS CA IN THE OPEN THANK YOU
AB TWENTY FIVE THIRTY SIX AIMS
TO COMBAT REPRODUCTIVE AND
SEXUAL HEALTH DISPARITIES FACING
BLACK INDIGENOUS AND OTHER
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR I REQUIRED
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
TO CONVENE A WORKING GROUP TO
EXAMINE THE ROOT CAUSES OF
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND HEALTH
DISPARITIES AND THE STATE I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISS GARCIA
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. WE DESIRE TO GO.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO. TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE A ROLLING
TITLES ICE FORTY THREE KNOWS
FOURTEEN THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXUS ITEM FOR SIXTY FIVE AB
TWENTY FIVE NINETY NINE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
FIVE NINETY NINE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CERVANTES AND AFTER
LIVING HIGHWAYS ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CERVANTES CHAU OPEN THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS AS A
RESULT OF THE ENACTMENT OF MY AB
NINETY ONE IN TWENTY EIGHTEEN
THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION WAS SUPPOSED TO
ISSUE A REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE WHETHER CARPOOL
LANES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY. COULD
USE PART TIME OPERATION WHICH
WOULD ALLOW ANY VEHICLE TAXES
CARPOOL LANES DURING NON PEAK
TRAFFIC HOURS UNFORTUNATELY THE
REPORT BY CALTRANS RELEASED IN
TWENTY NINETEEN WAS IN ADEQUATE
AND INSUBSTANTIAL SO DUE TO
THEIR FAILURE TO PROVIDE THE
LEGISLATURE WITH ANY ACTUAL
INFORMATION TO HELP INFORM
DECISION MAKERS ABOUT THE USE OF
CAR POINTS OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
AB TWENTY FIVE NINETY NINE WOULD
INSTEAD HAVE THE CALIFORNIA
STATE TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
PROVIDED SUBSTANTIAL FOLLOW UP
REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE THIS
REPORT WILL PROVIDE INFORMATION
ON THE POSSIBLE USE OF PART TIME
OPERATION FOR CARPOOL LANES IN
PARTS OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY AS
WELL AS THE POSSIBILITY OF
ALLOWING VEHICLES TRAVELING ON
RIVERSIDE COUNTY HIGHWAYS TO
ENTER AND EXIT CARPOOL LANES AT
ANY POINT. I WANT OUR
LEGISLATURE TO HAVE THE DATA
NECESSARY TO GUIDE OUR
DELIBERATIONS AND HELP US MAKE
THOSE DECISIONS IN CONJUNCTION
WITH THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MR BONTA C. MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS OF THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
. ALL MEMBERS THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO MOVE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLAND
HOW THE VOTES I SIXTY FOUR NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED WE WILL
PASS AND RETAIN ON ITEM FOUR
SIXTY SIX BRING US TO FILE
FOR SIXTY SEVEN AB TWENTY SIX
SEVENTEEN KRIKORIAN. ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY SIX SEVENTEEN BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER HOLDEN AND ARE
PUTTING THE PEOPLE INSTRUCTION
IN MAKING APPROPRIATION
THEREFORE ASSEMBLY MEMBER HOLDEN
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AB TWENTY SIX SEVENTEEN
CONTINUES TO BUILD ON THE
SUCCESS OF THE COLLEGE CAREER
ACCESS PATHWAYS OR C. CAP ACT.
WHICH FORMALIZED PARTNERSHIPS
BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICTS AND LOCAL EDUCATION
AGENCIES THIS BILL MIRRORS THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET ALLOCATION OF
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION IN NEW
FUNDING FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT
PROGRAMS BUT ALSO INCLUDES KEY
CORE EQUITY TOOLS SUCH AS
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION. AND
ROBUST STUDENT ADVISING PROGRAMS
SO THAT STUDENTS BOTH KNOW ABOUT
THESE OPPORTUNITIES ON OUR
SUPPORTED ONCE THEY TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THEM. AB TWENTY SIX
SEVENTEEN HAS PASSED OUT OF
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE COMMITTEES
WITH UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
RIVALS. MR HOLDEN SEEN MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
MOVE. THIRTY WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY FIVE
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED IN
THE PAST RETAIN ON ITEM FOUR
SIXTY EIGHT BRING US TO FILE AND
FOR SIXTY NINE AB TWENTY SIX
TWENTY SEVEN KERKORIAN. SOME
PEOPLE TWENTY SIX TWENTY SEVEN
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER OF OUR QUE
HAN AND OTHER MOTION ABILITY TO
PERSONAL INFORMATION SND THEM
OVER POWER CAN YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I AM
PROUD TO PRESENT AB TWENTY SIX
TWENTY SEVEN A SIMPLE BILL THAT
WILL AID OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
IN COMMUNICATING WITH CRITICAL
POPULATIONS THE NEED THE
SERVICES OF THE INSTITUTION
INCLUDING VETERANS FORMERLY
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS AND
FORMER FOSTER YOUTH THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED A LOT OF SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR IBOOK.
THANK YOU MISTER KANE SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
BURKE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES ARE
FIFTY KNOWS ARE FOR THE BILL IS
PASSED. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON ITEM FOR SEVENTY. BRING UP
THE FILE ITEM FOR SEVENTY ONE AB
TWENTY SIX THIRTY EIGHT CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY RULE TWENTY
SIX THIRTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BLOOM AND OTHER
GENERATING SCHOOL FACILITIES
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BLOOM IN THE
OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I
AM PLEASED TO PRESENT AB TWENTY
SIX THIRTY EIGHT WHICH WILL
ENSURE THAT EVERY CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC. K. TWELVE. STUDENT
TEACHER AND STAFF MEMBER HAS
ACCESS TO FREE SAFE AND
APPEALING DRINKING WATER BY
REQUIRING THE INSTALLATION OF
EASILY ACCESSIBLE WATER BALLING
BOTTLE FILLING STATIONS IN
SCHOOLS. THE BILL HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
HAS NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MISTER BLOOM SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO DO. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO'S HIRED TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLLING
TALLY THE VOTES EITHER SIXTY TWO
KNOWS ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
YOU'LL PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEMS FOR SEVENTY TWO THROUGH
FOUR SEVENTY FOUR BRING US TO
FILE ITEM FOR SEVENTY FIVE AB
TWENTY SIX FORTY NINE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SIX
FORTY NINE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CRISTINA GARCIA AND OTHERS AN
ACT RELATING TO GREENHOUSE GASES
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GARCIA IN THE
OPEN THANK YOU AB TWENTY SIX
FORTY NINE CALLS FOR THE
SEQUESTRATION OF CARBON ON
NATURAL WORKING LANDS. INVEST IN
IMPROVING COST EFFECTIVE
SOLUTIONS LIKE COMPOSTING FOOD
WASTE AND A PLAINTIFF SOILS.
PLANTING COVER CROPS URBAN TREE
PLANTING AND HABITAT RESTORATION
CAN HELP CALIFORNIA BECOME A
GLOBAL MODEL FOR A WIN WIN AND
NATURAL CARBON SEQUESTRATION I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISS GARCIA
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS. THIS BILL THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE- ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES IS FORTY FOUR KNOWS ELEVEN
THE BILL IS PASSED WE WILL PASS
AND RETAIN ON ITEMS FOR SEVENTY
SIX AND FOUR SEVENTY SEVEN BRING
US TO FILE ITEM FOR SEVENTY
EIGHT AB TWENTY SIX FIFTY EIGHT
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY WILL
TWENTY SIX FIFTY EIGHT BY
ASSEMBLY RIVERA QUE HAN AND I
PLAYED IN THE JUVENILES. AS A
MEMBER OF OUR CANYON THE OPEN.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I'M
PRESENTING AB TWENTY SIX FIFTY
EIGHT WHICH IS A BILL THAT
INTERESTS EQUITY FOR YOUTH IN
THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM. BY
WHAT BY ALLOWING THEM TO RECEIVE
CUSTODY CREDITS TOWARD THEIR
SENDS WHEN PLACED ON ELECTRONIC
MONITORS. ADULTS IN THE SYSTEM
CURRENTLY GET CREDITS WHEN
THEY'RE AN ELECTRONIC MONITORS
BE YOUTH DO NOT WITH THE SHIFT
IN THE WAY WE'VE BEEN HANDLING
JUVENILES IN OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM
MORE AND MORE BEING PLAYED ON
ELECT. PUT ON ELECTRONIC
MONITORING AND THIS CHANGE IS
INCREDIBLY NECESSARY IN ADDITION
THIS BILL WILL HELP PROTECT THEM
FROM EAVESDROPPING. THROUGH
THOSE MONITORS THERE IS NO
OPPOSITION ON THIS BILL AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MISTER KANE SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRED- ALL THOSE FOODS
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE MEANS
HIGHER TO VOTE. HE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN CALAVERAS
EYES FORTY EIGHT KNOWS TWELVE
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT TO FILE
ITEM FOR SEVENTY NINE AB TWENTY
SIX SIXTY THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SIX SIXTY
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER MAIENSCHEIN
EXACTLY THE CHILD OF
INVESTIGATIONS ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MAIENSCHEIN YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
CURRENTLY THERE'S NO CLEAR
GUIDANCE AND STATE LAW DECLARING
WHICH STATE DEPARTMENTS HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING AND
REPORTING CHILD FATALITIES IN
INDIVIDUAL COUNTIES ARE
PERMITTED BUT NOT REQUIRED
ESTABLISH CHILD DEATH REVIEW
TEAMS. THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE
THE AG TO ENSURE ADEQUATE
FUNDING IS AVAILABLE FOR THE
STATEWIDE CHILD DEATH REVIEW
COUNCIL AND ALSO FILL
SIGNIFICANT GAPS IN REPORTING I
THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MISTER MAIENSCHEIN SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE-
HIGHER TO MOVE. ALL THOSE THE
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE A ROLLING CALIBERS I
SIXTY SIX NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXUS FILE ITEM FOR
EIGHTY AB TWENTY SIX SIXTY THREE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SIX SIXTY THREE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER RAMOS AND
ADMITTING TO YOU SEND THEM
AROUND TO SEE ME OPEN. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS SINCE THE
BEGINNING OF COVERT NINETEEN
PANDEMIC THERE AS BEEN AN
INCREASE EN LGBTQ YOUTH OF COLOR
TRAVEL CHILDREN AND FORMER
FOSTER YOUTH WHO HAVE
EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS THE
LONELINESS LACK OF FORMAL
SUPPORT SYSTEM AND SOCIAL
ISOLATION THEY ARE EXPERIENCING
HAVE INCREASED DEPRESSION
ANXIETY AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE
WITHIN THESE COMMUNITIES. THE
LGBT Q. PLUS USE WHOSE FAMILIES
DO NOT SHOW ACCEPTED BEHAVIOR
ARE ALSO SIGNIFICANTLY MORE
LIKELY TO ENTER FOSTER CARE OR
THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM THAN
ANY OTHER GROUP. RESEARCH SHOWS
THAT COVERT NINETEEN HAS ALSO
INCREASED THE RATE OF EDUCATION
DISRUPTION FAMILY CONFLICTS AND
YOUTH UNDER EIGHTEEN WHO
IDENTIFY AS LBGTQ PLUS AND ALSO
BEING KICKED OUT OF THEIR FAMILY
HOMES THE YOUTH ACCEPTANCE
PROJECT FACILITATED BY NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION FAMILY BUILDERS IS
AN EXTENSIVE INTERVENTION
WORKING WITH THE FAMILIES AND
GENDER EXPANSIVE CHILDREN AND
USE. THIS MODEL IS INTENSELY
RESPONSIVE TO THE FAMILY'S
EXPERIENCES WITHIN THEIR OWN
CULTURE RELIGION AND RACE AB TWO
SIX SIX THREE WHAT TRANSFORM THE
YOUTH ACCEPTANCE PROJECT INTO A
FIVE YEAR PILOT PROGRAM ACROSS
AT LEAST THREE COUNTIES
INCLUDING SAN BERNARD DINO. THIS
BILL WOULD SPARK ADDITIONAL
COUNTY AND REGIONAL
COLLABORATION TO ADDRESS. THIS
POST THIS DISPROPORTIONATE
NUMBER. THE YOUTH ACCEPTANCE
PROJECT APPROACH IS DESIGNED TO
WORK BOTH WITH FAMILIES OF
CHILDREN ALL THAT ALREADY IN THE
CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM AND
FAMILIES OF CHILDREN AT RISK OF
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ARE
ENTERING THE CHILD WELFARE
SYSTEM I ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MYSTERONS SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO KNOW.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RULING
TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY
THREE NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
. NEXUS FILE ITEM FORTY ONE AB
TO SEIZE ME.
MEMBERS WILL BE MOVING BACK AND
FILE THIS IS FILE ITEM THREE
THIRTY ONE AB TWENTY ELEVEN THE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY ELEVEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
WICKS AND OTHERS CONNECTING TO
HOUSING ASSEMBLY MEMBER WICKS
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT AB TWENTY ELEVEN THE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN HIGH ROADS
JOBS ACT THIS BILL IS SPONSORED
BY THE CARPENTERS UNION AND
AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPERS
AND SUPPORTED BY. A WIDER RANGE
OF ORGANIZATIONS FAITH BASED
ORGANIZATIONS HOMELESS ADVOCATES
LOCAL CITY MAYORS COMMUNITY
GROUPS AND MANY OTHERS. AND THIS
BILL IS A COMPROMISE BILL IT'S
THE PRODUCT OF TWO GROUPS WHO
OFTEN WORK AT ODDS. THE
CARPENTERS UNION AND AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPERS WHO CAME
TOGETHER TO FIGURE OUT A PATH
FORWARD TO ACCOMPLISH TWO GOALS.
HOW DO WE INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF
HOUSING THAT SO MANY OF OUR
COMMUNITIES NEED WELL AT THE
SAME TIME CREATE GOOD JOBS.
ULTIMATELY AB TWENTY ELEVEN IS A
PRACTICAL BILL IT IS ABOUT
PRAGMATIC SOLUTIONS. THIS BILL
MAKES IT EASIER TO BUILD HOUSING
AT SCALE IN CLIMATE FAMILY
FRIENDLY LOCATIONS. USING LABOR
STANDARDS THAT ARE WOULD BE THE
STRONGEST LABOR STANDARDS IN THE
COUNTRY IF WE PASS THIS BILL.
THAT WOULD LIFT UP OUR EXISTING
WORKFORCE THAT WHILE
SIMULTANEOUSLY GROWING A WHOLE
NEW GENERATION OF HIGHLY TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN. IT DOES SO BY
MAKING 1100% AFFORDABLE AND
MIXED INCOME ULTI FAMILY
HOUSING EASIER TO BUILD ON UNDER
UTILIZED COMMERCIAL SITES. THAT
ARE APPROPRIATE FOR HOUSING BUT
WHERE IS CURRENTLY TOO DIFFICULT
OR ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO BUILD.
THIS BILL. WILL HELP TO BUILD A
WELL PAID CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE
TO MEET THE HIGH DEMANDS OF
HOUSING. THIS BILL WILL MEET
THIS MOMENT OF CREATING MORE
WORKERS TO BUILD THE HOUSING
THAT WE ALL DESPERATELY NEED.
NOT ONLY WITH ALL THE
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS ON THESE
pPREVAILING WAGE ALL WORKERS
SHOULD BE PROTECTED FROM WAGE
THEFT WITH THE STRONGEST LABR
ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS ON RECORD
NATIONALLY. LARGER PROJECTS
WOULD ALSO BE REQUIRED TO BRING
IN APPRENTICES TO HELP GROW THE
NEXT GENERATION OF SKILLED
WORKERS. AND A GUARANTEE FOR
HEALTH CARE FOR THEIR WORKERS.
POLLING SHOWS THE LACK OF
AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS. ARE THE NUMBER ONE
ISSUE FOR VOTERS ACROSS OUR
STATE. THIS BILL RESPONSE
DIRECTLY TO THESE IMPORTANT
ISSUES BY LIFTING UP WORKERS AND
I WILL SAY I'VE SPOKEN TO ALMOST
EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU ON THIS
FLOOR. ABOUT THIS BILL WE ARE
MAKING AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE
I REMAIN VERY OPEN TO WHAT THOSE
AMENDMENTS CAN BE I WANT TO WORK
WITH LOCAL CITIES WORDY IN
DIALOGUE WITH LOCAL CITIES. I
WANT TO WORK WITH- ARE FOLKS WHO
CARE A LOT ABOUT I ENSURING THAT
WE'RE NOT BUILDING ON TOXIC
LANDS OR WHERE THERE WAS
FORMALLY INDUSTRIAL AREAS THAT
ARE NOT SAFE FOR PEOPLE TO LIVE.
I'VE MADE A COMMITMENT TO MY
COLLEAGUE FROM THE INLAND EMPIRE
TO ENSURE THAT WE'RE PUTTING IN
FOR THE TRIBAL CONSULTATION
PROCESS. AND TO BE MINDFUL OF
THAT IN THE PROCESS OF THIS
BILL. AND I WELCOME ALL
STAKEHOLDERS TO THIS AND I KNOW
BUT AGAIN MANY OF YOU AND I HAVE
HAD CONVERSATIONS ALONG WITH MY
CO AUTHORS AROUND HOW DO WE MAKE
THIS BILL BETTER. BUT THE FACT
OF THE MATTER IS THIS BILL HAS
TO MOVE FORWARD. SO VOTING
YESTERDAY VOTING I TODAY IS
ABOUT MOVING THE BILL FORWARD TO
MOVING THE CONVERSATION FOR THE
CONVERSATION WE HAVE TO HAVE IN
THE STATE. AND THIS CAN BE A WIN
WIN WIN. SO WITH THAT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU MISS WICKS ASSEMBLY
MEMBER FRIEDMAN YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU TODAY
THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
I WANT TO FIRST THANK THE
AUTHORS AND THE SPONSORS FOR
THEIR REALLY INCREDIBLY HARD
WORK ON THIS BILL AND IT'S TRUE
THAT- MS WICKS HAS I THINK SPENT
THE LAST FEW WEEKS CALLING AND
TALKING TO MANY OF US AS HER AS
HAVE THE SUPPORTERS OF THIS
BILL. AND THERE'S A LOT TO LIKE
IN THIS LEGISLATION I MEAN WE
CURRENTLY HAVE A LOT OF UNDER
UTILIZED OR IN SOME CASES UNUSED
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AROUND THE
STATE THAT SITS VACANT OF
WAITING FOR USE AT THE SAME TIME
WE HAVE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
HOMELESS PEOPLE ACROSS OUR STATE
WAITING FOR A HOME. AND THIS
SEEMS LIKE IT COULD BE A MATCH
THAT WORKS VERY VERY WELL
BECAUSE SOMETIMES ARMITAGE
MUNICIPALITIES MOVE SLOWLY
SOMETIMES THERE'S- A RESISTANCE
TO CONVERTING SOME OF THESE
PROPERTIES. AND AT THE SAME TIME
WE HEAR FROM OUR NEIGHBORHOODS
THAT THEY WANT MULTI FAMILY
BUILT IN ESSENTIALLY COMMERCIAL
AREAS IN AREAS THAT HAVE MORE
RESOURCES THAT HAVE MORE
INFRASTRUCTURE TO HANDLE THAT
KIND OF USE I DO HAVE A CONCERN
THAT I'M GOING TO MENTION AND
I'M GOING TO MENTION IT. AND
KIND OF BE TO THE CHASE AND SAY
I'M GOING TO SUPPORT THIS BILL
TODAY- BECAUSE I THINK THIS IS
AN IMPORTANT CONVERSATION THAT
NEEDS TO MOVE FORWARD BUT I DO
WANT TO. MENTION ONE OF MY
CONCERNS AND HOPE THAT THE
AUTHORS CAN FIND A WAY TO
ADDRESS THIS AND THIS HAS TO DO
WITH SOME OF OUR OLDER. MAIN
STREET TYPE COMMERCIAL
PROPERTIES THAT- IN MY CASE IN
MY DISTRICT HOUSE A LOT OF OUR
REAL SMALL MOM AND POPS I'M
TALKING ABOUT THE ANTIQUE STORES
A MAGNOLIA BOULEVARD I'M TALKING
ABOUT THE SMALL THE CRAFT STORES
IN THE- US SEWING SHOPS AND
MONTROSE I'M TALKING ABOUT THE
HIPSTER COFFEE SHOPS AND ON
EAGLE ROCK BOULEVARD- THE STORES
THAT REALLY CAN'T AFFORD THE
RENT TO MOVE INTO A NEWER
BUILDING. PLACES THAT ARE US
ABLE TO SURVIVE BECAUSE WITHOUT
COMMERCIAL RENT CONTROL WHICH WE
DON'T HAVE THERE IN THOSE OLDER.
NINETEEN FIFTIES NINETEEN
SIXTIES STOREFRONTS NOW IF THESE
WERE REZONED AS HOUSING. THEY
WOULD BE IN SO I AM AFRAID EASY
PICKINGS FOR DEVELOPERS BECAUSE
THEY TEND TO COMMAND A SMALLER
RENT. AND MY FEARS WE WOULD LOSE
SOME OF THOSE MAIN STREETS SO I
WOULD LOVE TO SEE A WAY TO TRY
TO ADDRESS THAT. AS THIS BILL
MOVES FORWARD SO THAT WE OFFER
SOME OF THOSE IN SOME WAYS
PLACEMAKING AND COMMUNITY
GATHERING SPOTS SOME MEASURE OF
PROTECTION. BUT I THINK THAT
THERE ARE A LOT OF STRIP MALLS A
LOT OF. OLD BIG BOX STORES A LOT
OF THE OLDIE FROM SHOPPING MALLS
THAT REALLY COULD USE THIS BILL-
TO BE TURNED INTO MUCH MORE
VALUABLE HOUSING SO I WILL
SUPPORT THIS TODAY AND I. WOULD
LOVE TO WORK WITH THE AUTHORS ON
WAYS OF ADDRESSING- THE SMALL
BUT TO ME IMPORTANT CONCERN.
THANK YOU MISS FRIEDMAN
SEPTEMBER BRIAN HERE RECOGNIZED
. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES WE ARE IN A CRISIS.
WE'VE UNDER UTILIZED COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY AT THE SAME TIME TENS
OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE SLEEP ON
OUR STREETS. WITH GENERATIONS
THAT HAVEN'T HAD HOUSING BUILT
FOR THEM. WE'RE WORKING FAMILIES
THAT ARE STRUGGLING TO FIND
AFFORDABLE HOUSING. LONG TERM
CARE WORKERS. CONTRACTS COOLEY
PLEASE. APPRENTICES THIS IS THE
MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE IN
CALIFORNIA AND THIS IS THE MOST
IMPORTANT BILL ON THIS ISSUE
THIS YEAR. IT WOULD BE A
DERELICTION OF OUR DUTY NOT TO
PASS IT OUT OF THIS FLOOR WHEN
SO MUCH WORK HAS BEEN PUT IN AND
SO MUCH WORK IS GOING TO
CONTINUE TO BE PUT IN. I
RECOGNIZE THE GAPS BETWEEN
PREVAILING WAGE AND SKILLED. AND
TRAINED AND OTHER GAPS IN THIS
BILL AND I'M COMMITTED. TO
WORKING ALL THE WAY THROUGH BUT
EVEN MORE COMMITTED THAN ME IS
THE AUTHOR OF THIS BILL. I TRUST
THE CHAIR OF OUR HOUSING
COMMITTEE. AND I WILL BE VOTING
YESTERDAY. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR AYE VOTE AS WELL. THANK
YOU MISTER PRIME ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GRAYSON YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE IS A JOINT AUTHOR
OF AB TWENTY ELEVEN WHICH AIMS
TO ADVANCE OUR STATE'S HOUSING
GOALS WHILE HONORING OUR
COMMITMENT TO WORKERS BY
REQUIRING PREVAILING WAGE AND
HEALTH BENEFITS. IN ORDER TO
REALLY KEEP PACE WITH THE DEMAND
JUST DEMAND ONLY IT'S NOT ENOUGH
TO REALLY EVEN ADDRESS THE
CRISIS WE NEED TO BUILD ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND NEW
UNITS HOUSING UNITS A YEAR
INCLUDING EIGHTY THOUSAND UNITS
AFFORDABLE TO LOWER INCOME
HOUSEHOLDS WE ARE FAR PASSED THE
TIME APPROPRIATE TO REALLY TAKE
ACTION ON THIS CRISIS BUT THE
NEXT BEST TIME IT'S RIGHT NOW
AND AB TWENTY ELEVEN WILL HELP
US GET MORE HOMES. IN OUR
COMMUNITIES AND BUILT FOR THE
FOR THOSE THAT ARE IN MOST NEED
WHILE SUPPORTING WORKERS WE WILL
BE BUILDING THESE HOMES AND I'M
PROUD TO BE WORKING WITH MY
COLLEAGUES FROM OPEN ON THIS
BILL I'M PROUD OF HER FOR ALL
THE HARD WORK THAT SHE HAS DONE
AND KEEPING OPEN- NEGOTIATIONS
AND WORKING VERY VERY HARD TO
GET THIS BILL WHERE IT NEEDS TO
BE I KNOW THAT WE'RE BOTH VERY
COMMITTED TO HAVING THE NEEDS.
OF CONSTRUCTION WORKERS VALUED
AND HEARD CREATING NEW HOUSING
OPPORTUNITIES AND PROTECTING
WORKER OPPORTUNITIES ARE BOTH
ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO THE WELL
BEING OF CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY
AND FUTURE SO I LOOK FORWARD TO
THE CONTINUING CONVERSATIONS TO
ENSURE THAT WE ARE CREATING
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES WHILE
PROTECTING WORKER OPPORTUNITIES
AND I REALLY APPRECIATE ALL OF
YOU AND YOUR CLOSE CONSIDERATION
OF THIS MEASURE. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER GRAYSON.
DECEMBER QUIRK-SILVA RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I
ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT OF AB
TWENTY ELEVEN. MEMBERS WE'VE HAD
MANY MANY DISCUSSIONS ARE ONLY
ON THIS FLOOR BUT IN OUR HOUSING
COMMITTEE ABOUT THE CRISIS OF
HOUSING IN CALIFORNIA BUT YOU
CAN NOT TALK ABOUT THE CRISIS OF
HOUSING HOUSING UNITS WITHOUT
TALKING ABOUT HOMELESSNESS. SO
WE CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS AND
WHAT BOTH WAYS MEANS IS SAYING
NO TO NEW HOUSING PRODUCTION AND
THEN COMPLAIN ABOUT HOMELESSNESS
WE CAN'T SAY. WE WANT THE
HOMELESS REMOVED FROM IN FRONT
OF BUSINESSES FROM OUR PUBLIC
PARKS WE DON'T WANT TO BUILD ON
SURPLUS PROPERTIES WE DON'T WANT
TO BUILDING COMMERCIAL AREAS AND
WE CERTAINLY DON'T WANT TO BUILD
OUR SINGLE FAMILY HOME. ZONES WE
HAVE TO DO SOMETHING. THIS IS A
MORAL CRISIS AS WELL WE KNOW
THAT WE ARE HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF UNIT SHORT. AND
HOUSING PRODUCTION AND AS MUCH
AS OUR FRIENDS ON BOTH SIDES
THAT ARE OPPOSED AND THAT MEANS
SOME OF OUR LOCALELECTED
OFFICIALS WE HAVE TO STEP IN
WHEN WE SEE THAT YEAR AFTER YEAR
MONTH AFTER MONTH OUR HOUSING.
NUMBERS JUST STAYING STAGNANT
AND ARE HOMELESS NUMBERS
INCREASING AND CONTINUING TO
INCREASE SO I ASK YOU THIS IS
NOT A PERFECT BILL THERE IS WORK
THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE BUT WE
MUST DO SOMETHING WE CANNOT
CONTINUE TO HAVE IT BOTH WAYS
SAY NO TO HOUSING AND THEN
COMPLAINING ABOUT HOMELESSNESS.
I URGE OF AYE VOTE ON AB TWENTY
ELEVEN. THANK YOU MISS
QUIRK-SILVA. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BLOOM YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS I'M A
VERY PROUD TO BE A JOINT AUTHOR
OF AB TWENTY ELEVEN I WANT TO
POINT OUT THAT THERE'S BEEN A
THREE YEAR PROCESS REALLY-
BECAUSE MY PREDECESSOR BILL AB
ONE FIFTEEN- WAS A WORK IN
PROGRESS FOR TWO YEARS BEFORE
THIS BILL- CAME ABOUT AND I WANT
TO THANK THE AUTHOR FOR TRULY
TIRELESS EFFORTS IN.
FACILITATING CRUCIAL
CONVERSATIONS ON THE BILL WITH
ALL THE STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING
THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPERS AND LABOR GROUPS. THE
COST OF BUILDING HOUSING HAS
BEEN MENTIONED. CONTINUES TO
RISE AND SO DOES THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE FALLING INTO HOMELESSNESS
IT SHOULDN'T TAKE US THREE YEARS
TO PASS AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF
LEGISLATION LIKE THIS. BUT HERE
WE ARE IN THE MEASURE BEFORE YOU
THREATS AND IMPORTANT NEEDLE IN
ADDRESSING THE AFFORDABLE
HOUSING CRISIS. IT ALSO ENSURES
THAT THE MEN AND WOMEN DO IN THE
BUILDING ARE PROVIDED WITH
ADEQUATE WAGES AND PROTECTIONS.
AB TWENTY ELEVEN CREATES A
PIPELINE OF WORKERS TO HELP MEET
THE STATE'S GOALS OF
CONSTRUCTING TWO AND A HALF
MILLION MORE UNITS IN A DECADE
THIS IS AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
GOAL IT'S GOING TO BE TOUGH FOR
US TO GET THERE. WE NEED TO
PROVIDE THE ENABLING LEGISLATION
TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. THE BILL HAS
BEEN MENTIONED AS IS NOT YET
PERFECT WE'LL TRY TO GET THERE-
ONE ISSUE THAT I URGE THE AUTHOR
TO CONTINUE CONVERSATIONS ON AND
I KNOW SHE WILL. IS WITH THE
EQUITY ADVOCATES ON ADDRESSING
THEIR CONCERNS BUT MEMBERS THIS
BILL REPRESENTS AN IMPORTANT
COMPROMISE BETWEEN AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPERS AND LABOR
GROUPS. IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME
COMING AND IT'S A COMPROMISE
THAT THIS BODY SHOULD ABSOLUTELY
SUPPORT AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MISTER BLOOM ASSEMBLY MEMBER
WILSON HERE RECOGNIZED. MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF AB TWENTY ELEVEN TO
CONTINUE DISCUSSIONS I DO NOT I
AM CONCERNED ABOUT MANY ASPECTS
OF THIS BILL PARTICULARLY
BECAUSE I AM NEWLY ELECTED FROM
BEING A MAYOR AND A LOCAL LEADER
FOR TWELVE YEARS. AND THERE ARE
CONCERNS OF MINE I HAVE TO DO IT
AUTOMATICALLY TAKING AWAY CITIES
LOCAL CONTROL MINISTER REVIEW
FOR HOWEVER WITHOUT ANY
REMEDIATION RECOGNIZING THAT
WE'RE IN A CRISIS NOW BUT
HOPEFULLY IF WE DO OUR JOBS
RIGHT WE WON'T ALWAYS BE IN A
CRISIS I SAID I WOULD COME IN
SUPPORT HOUSING BILLS AND
LEGISLATION ON MENTAL HEALTH
BECAUSE THAT'S IMPORTANT IT'S
SOMETHING I CARE ABOUT AND IT
REALLY IS THE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME WE CANNOT
STREAMLINED ON THE BACKS OF OUR
WORKERS NOR ON OUR CITIES NOW
THIS HAS A LOT OF PROVISIONS
THAT SUPPORTS WORKERS BUT I
THINK WE CAN GO A BIT FURTHER.
AND I KNOW THAT THE AUTHORS BOTH
ALL OF THE AUTHORS ABOUT THE
JOINT AND CO ARE COMMITTED TO
AMENDMENTS CONTINUING THE
DISCUSSION SO THE DISCUSSION CAN
CONTINUE SO I JUST WANTED TO SAY
THAT. AND LET- THE PEOPLE WHO IN
MY DISTRICT NOW BECAUSE I'M
TELLING YOU IN MY DISTRICT
EIGHTY ELEVEN. WE ACTUALLY.
ISSUE BUILDING PERMITS REGULARLY
WE'RE DOING IT RIGHT. AND THIS
IS PUTTING THE ENTIRE STATE ONE
TOGETHER ASSUMING THAT EVERYBODY
EVERY STATE EVERY CITY IS DOING
IT WRONG. AND SO I WANT TO MAKE
SURE WE'RE MORE NEW WANTS AND
THEN WE DON'T PUNISH. CITIES FOR
DOING IT RIGHT BECAUSE
GOVERNMENT DOESN'T NECESSARILY
BUILD HOUSING IT'S OUR
DEVELOPERS SO WE HAVE TO FIND A
WAY TO MARRY THOSE TWO THINGS.
SO I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE SO THAT DISCUSS I ASK YOU
FOR YOUR AYE VOTE SO THAT
DISCUSSION CAN CONTINUE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU MISS WILSON
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CARILLO YOU MAY
YOUR RECOGNIZE YOUR DESK. THANK
YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF THE BILL
TODAY AS CHAIR OF- BUDGETS OF
FOR WHICH OVERSEES STATE
ADMINISTRATION RELATED TO
DOLLARS ON HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS WE HAVE SEEN AND
HAVE VOTED ON ON THIS FLOOR.
MILLIONS IF NOT BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF
HOUSING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS YET WILL WE
CONTINUE TO SEE ON THE GROUND IS
THAT IT CAN THE PROBLEM
CONTINUES TO GET WORSE IN FACT
RIGHT NOW THERE ARE PROPOSALS.
FOR A HOMEOWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT
WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH HOUSING TO
EVEN HELP THOSE THAT WANT TO GET
INTO A HOME SO WE NEED TO FIND
SOLUTIONS AND WE NEED TO FIND
SOLUTIONS QUICKLY I ENCOURAGE-
THE OPPOSITION. TO COME TO THE
LEGISLATURE TO HAVE HONEST
CONVERSATIONS AND NEGOTIATE WITH
THE CHAIR OF OUR HOUSING
COMMITTEE I ENCOURAGE THE LOCAL
AFFILIATES TO ALSO COME TO THE
TABLE THE CONVERSATIONS THAT ARE
HAPPENING AT THE LOCAL LEVEL IN
IN MY CITY IN THE CITY OF LOS
ANGELES. DIFFER THAN THE STATE
CONVERSATIONS THAT ARE HAPPENING
RIGHT NOW AND SO I THINK IT'S
IMPORTANT THAT ALL STAKEHOLDERS
HAVE. AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS
HIMSELF TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO NOT
JUST SIMPLY SAY LET'S GUT AND
AMEND THE BILL INTO SOMETHING
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT THAT'S NOT
WHAT THIS IS AND THAT'S NOT A
NEGOTIATION. SO I A I THINK THAT
THERE'S A LOT OF OPPORTUNITY
HERE I SAID BOTH IN BUDGET AND
IN HOUSING AND WAS A PART OF THE
CONVERSATION TO ENSURE THAT WE
MOVE THIS BILL TO RULES
COMMITTEE FOR TWO WEEKS TO
ENSURE. THAT EVERYONE HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO COME TO THE TABLE
AND THE FACT IS THAT THAT THEY
DIDN'T AND SO HERE WE ARE NOW.
WE'RE MOVING THIS BILL FORWARD
HOPEFULLY I HOPE THAT EVERYONE
COMES TO THE TABLE AND TRY TO
NEGOTIATE A COMPROMISE THAT
WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE OF
CALIFORNIA THAT ULTIMATELY HAS A
SOLUTION ON A RESOLUTION TO
ADDRESS ISSUES RELATED TO
HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS THAT
WE'RE CREATING. THE HOUSING
NECESSARY FOR THE FORTY MILLION
PEOPLE THE CALL THE STATE HOMES
ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AN AYE
VOTE TO CONTINUE THE
CONVERSATION THANK YOU. THANK
YOU ASSEMBLY MEMBER KOREANS
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL IS A MEMBER
WEEKS YOU MAY CLOSE THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER AND I WANNA THANK
MY COLLEAGUES WHO GOT UP AND
SPOKE ON BEHALF OF THIS BILL AND
I GIVE YOU MY COMMITMENT WHETHER
YOU SUPPORT THE BILL OR YOU
DON'T VOTE FOR THE BILL OR YOU
VOTE AGAINST THE BILL I WANT TO
WORK WITH YOU TO MAKE A STRONGER
BILL. I WANT TO WORK WITH ALL
STAKEHOLDERS IN THIS PROCESS TO
MAKE SURE THIS IS A STRUGGLE SO
VOTING YESTERDAY VOTING I
TODAY'S VOTING TO KEEP THE
CONVERSATION GOING IT'S VOTING
FOR MORE DIALOGUE IT'S VOTING
FOR MORE PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS SO
WE CAN SOLVE THIS PROBLEM AND
WITHOUT A RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MISS
WICKS WITHOUT THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE BILL. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE A ROLLING
CALENDAR VOTES EYES FORTY THREE
KNOWS NINE THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE ARE BACK ON FILE OR A FILE
ORDER. THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR
EIGHTY ONE AB TWENTY SIX SIXTY
SIX CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
MEMBER TWENTY SIX SIXTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SALAS ENABLING
TO BE HAVE YOUR HOME. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SALAS SEE ME OPEN. I
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS
AB TWENTY SIX SIX TWENTY SIX
SIXTY SIX ONE BROUGH MENTAL
HEALTH TREATMENT ACROSS. MENTAL
HEALTH TREATMENT ACCESS IN
CALIFORNIA RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
A VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER SALAS
SEEN NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. YOU DESIRE TO GO
. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES AYE
AYES ARE FIFTY THREE KNOWS OURS
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXUS
FILE ITEM FOR EIGHTY TWO AB
TWENTY SIX SIXTY SEVEN CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
SIX SIXTY SEVEN BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER FRIEDMAN AND
ACCORDING TO ELECTRICITY SOME OF
OUR FREE MANY MANY OPEN. THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS I'M
PLEASED TO PRESENT AB TWENTY SIX
SIXTY SEVEN A BILL TO CREATE A
NEW INCENTIVE PROGRAM
ADMINISTERED BY THE CALIFORNIA
ENERGY COMMISSION TO SUPPORT
INNOVATIVE NEW APPROACHES TO
DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES
ADOPTION CURRENTLY SOME
CUSTOMERS IN CALIFORNIA ARE
LIMITED TO STATE MANDATED
INCENTIVE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
THROUGH THE I. O. U.'S WELL SOME
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
CUSTOMERS CAN RELY ON DEMAND
MANAGEMENT SERVICES. BY A DIRECT
ACCESS PROVIDERS HOWEVER FOR
CUSTOMERS WHO ARE SERVED BY
MUNICIPAL UTILITIES LIKE MOST OF
THE PEOPLE IN MY DISTRICT THE
OPTIONS ARE EITHER LIMITED OR
NON EXISTENT FOR ON DEMAND FOR
DEMAND MANAGEMENT AB TWENTY SIX
SIXTY SEVEN WOULD ALLOW RETAIL
PROVIDERS TO BETTER CUSTOMIZE
CLEAN ENERGY SOLUTIONS AND ALIGN
CUSTOMER VALUE WITH THE NEED OF
THE ELECTRIC GRID TO SUPPORT
RELIABILITY AND CLEAN. ENERGY
RELIANCE C. A. B. TWENTY SIX
SIXTY SEVEN IS SUPPORTED BY
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND THE
CLIMATE CENTER AND THE
CALIFORNIA ENERGY EFFICIENCY
DEMAND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
WITHOUT I RESPECTFULLY. ASK FOR
AN AYE VOTE THANK YOU. THANK YOU
MISS FRIEDMAN SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
PARK WILL OPEN THE NEW ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO MOVE. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES AYE AYES ARE FIFTY
KNOWS OURS ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. AS A MEMBER RAMOS YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR MOTIONS
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER I MOVE
TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE SIXTY
NINE B. TO ALLOW LATE AMENDMENTS
TO BE TAKEN UP TODAY ON ITEM
FOUR NINE THREE AB TWENTY SEVEN
OH FIVE. QUIRK-SILVA MISTER
CORPORATE PURPOSE WITH WILLIAMS
CONSENT US FOR WILL CALL THE-
THANK YOU MEMBERS THE MOTION- BY
MISS RAMOS IS SECONDED BY MISS
WILSON IT'S NOT DEBATABLE IT
TAKES FORTY VOTES CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE ON THE PROCEDURAL MOTION TO
SUSPEND THE RULES. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES EITHER FORTY SIX KNOWS OR
EIGHTEEN THE RULES ARE SUSPENDED.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO MOVE
BACK TO FILE ITEM THREE SIXTY
FOUR THISIS AB TWENTY ONE FORTY
SIX KRIKORIAN. ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY ONE FORTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER BARRICADE HAN AND
OTHERS AND I PLAYED IN THE
PESTICIDES. AS A MEMBER OF OUR
CAN YOU ME OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER THE MEMBERS I AM PROUD
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY ONE FORTY
SIX A BILL THAT WILL SAVE
CALIFORNIA'S BEES. CALIFORNIA
BEEKEEPERS LOST AN UNPRECEDENTED
41% OF THEIR COLONIES LAST YEAR
EVIDENCE IS MOUNTING THAT THIS
PRIMARILY CAUSED BY PESTICIDES
CALLED NEONICOTINOIDS LHASA
POLLINATORS ENDANGERS UPWARDS OF
ELEVEN BILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY
IN STATE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
DRIVING UP FOOD PRICES HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. AB TWENTY ONE FORTY
SIX SPECIFICALLY TARGETS
NEONICOTINOIDS IN NON
AGRICULTURAL SETTINGS. JUST
WANNA REPEAT THAT AGRICULTURAL
SETTINGS ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE
BILL IN ADDITION WE HAVE.
FOCUSED THE BILL TO ENSURE THAT
INVASIVE SPECIES CAN STILL BE
TARGETED WITH THE ON IT TONIGHT
IN ADDITION TO ADDITIONAL
EXEMPTIONS FOR THOSE USE OF
NEONICOTINOIDS IN ONE'S HOME TO
DEAL WITH OTHER PASSED THERE
MIGHT BE OF CONCERN TO THE
COMMUNITY THERE ARE ALTERNATIVES
TO NEONICOTINOIDS. LIKE
DYNAMITES WHICH ARE MUCH LESS
HARMFUL TO THE ENVIRONMENT AND
HUMAN HEALTH I SURELY NO I DON'T
WANT MY KIDS PLAYING ON A LINE
WITH THE UNIX ANNOYED. SO IT'S
TIME THE CALIFORNIA CAUGHT UP
WITH THE REST OF THE WORLD THE
E. U. IS AHEAD OF US AS ARE
OTHER STATES TO ADDRESS THE LOSS
OF POLLINATORS AND THE HEALTH OF
OUR ENVIRONMENT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I. BOATS. THANK YOU
MISTER. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO KNOW. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES EITHER FORTY FIVE MINUTES
FOURTEEN THE BILL IS PASSED. WE
ARE GOING TO MOVE FORWARD TO
FILE ITEM FOR NINETY THREE THIS
IS AB TWENTY SEVEN OH FIVE FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
SEVEN OH FIVE THE MINUTES BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA
SIMMER QUIRK-SILVA YOU MAY OPEN
ON YOUR AMENDMENTS. GOOD EVENING
MISTER SPEAKER AT THE MOMENT FOR
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN ZERO
FIVE SIMPLY EXPANDS THE
DEFINITION OF DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES TO BE MORE INCLUSIVE
THROUGHOUT THE STATE BY
INCLUDING LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES
PURSUANT TO SECTION THREE NINE
SEVEN ONE THREE. OF THE HEALTH
AND SAFETY CODE I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU
MISS QUIRK-SILVA. SEEING NUMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THESE
AMENDMENTS IF THERE IS NO
OBJECTION WE MAY TAKE A
VOICEMAIL ON THE AMENDMENTS ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE ALL THOSE
OPPOSED SAY NAME THE EYES HAVE
IT THE BILL IS OUT OF PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE.
WE WILL PASS A ROUTINE ON FILE
ITEM. FOR EIGHTY THREE. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM FOR EIGHTY FOUR
THIS IS AB TWENTY SIX SEVENTY
THREE CORE CORRINE ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SIX SEVENTY THREE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER IRWIN AND OTHERS
AND I BELIEVE IN A HOSPICE
ASSEMBLY MEMBER IRWIN YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU THE CALIFORNIA
STATE AUDITOR RECENTLY RELEASED
A REPORT THAT DEMONSTRATED LARGE
SCALE FRAUD WITHIN OUR HOSPICE
INDUSTRY. AB TWENTY SIX SEVENTY
THREE WILL IMPLEMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE
AUDITOR TO ADDRESS THIS
EGREGIOUS BEHAVIOR I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE
THANK YOU ASSEMBLY MEMBER IRWIN
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING. TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE PARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. TIRED OF. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES FIFTY
EIGHT NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEM FOR
EIGHTY FIVE WE HAVE DISPENSED
WITH FOUR EIGHTY SIX WE WILL
PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS
FOR EIGHTY SEVEN. THROUGH. FOUR
NINETY TWO. SHE'S MEMBERS THIS
IS FILE ITEM FOR NINETY FOUR AB
TWENTY SEVEN SEVENTEEN CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
SEVEN SEVENTEEN BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WALDRON AND ACTUALLY THE
PRISONERS ASSEMBLY MEMBER
WALDRON YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AB TWENTY
SEVEN SEVENTEEN WILL PROTECT
PREGNANT OR IMMEDIATELY
POSTPARTUM WOMEN WHO ARE
INCARCERATED BY ENSURING THEY
HAVE ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE
MEDICAL TREATMENT PARENTING
CLASSES AND OTHER SUPPORT
SERVICES. I'M EXTREMELY PROUD TO
SAY THAT THIS BILL'S CO SPONSORS
THE ANTI RECIDIVISM COALITION
AND THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
DEFENDERS ARE JOINED WITH THE
CALIFORNIA CORRECTIONAL PEACE
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION IN SUPPORT
AB TWENTY SEVEN SEVENTEEN STRIVE
TO HELP MOTHERS THROUGH
EFFECTIVE RESOURCES AND MEDICAL
CARE I ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTE ON
THIS IMPORTANT MEASURE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU MISS WALDRON
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ZIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO WHO DESIRE TO MOVE. BURKE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES EITHER SIXTY ONE
KNOWS ARE ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON ITEM FOUR NINETY FIVE THIS IS
FILE ITEM FOR NINETY SIX AB
TWENTY SEVEN THIRTY EIGHT CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
SEVEN THIRTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER REYES AND ACTIVATING A
PUBLIC POST SECONDARY EDUCATION
MAJORITY LEADER RACY MANY OPEN.
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS
AB TWENTY SEVEN THIRTY EIGHT THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPLETION ACT
WILL REQUIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGES
TO ANNUALLY PUBLISH INFORMATION.
ONLINE REGARDING COURSE
SCHEDULES AND DATA ON COMPLETION
RATES. AND CAR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES TO OFFER THE COURSES
STUDENTS NEED TO COMPLETE THEIR
DEGREES IN TWO YEARS. IT WILL
ENSURE. THAT BY THESE ACTIONS
THAT OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGES WILL
TAKE CONCRETE ACTION TO ENSURE
STUDENTS. CAN COMPLETE THEIR
DEGREES OR TRANSFER TO A FOUR
YEAR UNIVERSITY WITHIN TWO YEARS
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU MISS REYES SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. YOU DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES I SIXTY THREE NO ZERO BILL
IS PASSED THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR
NINETY SEVEN AB TWENTY SEVEN
FORTY SEVEN CLERK WILL READ A
SYMBOL TWENTY SEVEN FORTY SEVEN
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER NAZARIAN AND
ACTIVATING A PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSEMBLY
MEMBER NECESSARY AND YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER.
AB TWENTY SEVEN FORTY SEVEN
WOULD OFFER ANY YOU IT TEAM USA
STUDENT ATHLETE TRAINING IN
CALIFORNIA IN A PROGRAM APPROVED
BY THE UNITED STATES OLYMPIC.
AND PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE
RESIDENT CLASSIFICATION IN FORT
IN STATE COLLEGE TUITION AND FEE
PURPOSES UNTIL THE ATHLETE
ATHLETE HAS RESIDED IN THE
STATE. THE MINIMUM TIME
NECESSARY TO BECOME A RESIDENT-
THIS IS- GARNERED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN AYE VOTE THANK YOU FOR.
THANK YOU MISTER NAZARIAN SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. TIRED OF THOSE. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE DESIRE TO THE. HEY. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLLING TELEVOTES
AYE AYES ARE FIFTY NINE KNOWS
OURS ZERO BILL IS PASSED YOU'LL
PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEM FOR
NINETY EIGHT BRING US TO FILE
ITEM FOR NINETY NINE THIS IS THE
B. TWENTY SEVEN FIFTY CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN
FIFTY BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER MIA
BONTA AND OTHERS AND I REALLY
THE STATE GOVERNMENT. SOMEONE
RAINY YOU MAY PERCENT FOR MISS
BONTA THIS WILL NOT COUNT AS
YOUR FIRST BILL. THANK YOU THANK
YOU FOR THAT- MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
AB TWENTY SEVEN FIFTY ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLY MEMBER BONTA. AB
TWENTY SEVEN FIFTY DIRECTS THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOP A STATE
DIGITAL EQUITY PLAN IN ORDER TO
COMPLY WITH THE FEDERAL
BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE
INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT AND TO
APPLY FOR OVER TWO POINT FIVE
BILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND WAS
ON CONSENT IN COMMITTEE THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
I'VE- THANK YOU SOMEONE NUMBER
EIGHTY SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE
TO VOTE ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO THE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES EITHER
SIXTY SIX KNOWS OR ZERO THE BILL
IS PASSED. WE WILL PASS A
ROUTINE ON ITEM FIVE HUNDRED
BRING US OF ITEM FIVE OH ONE
THIS IS AB TWENTY SEVEN FIFTY
TWO CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY SEVEN FIFTY TWO BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WOULD AND OTHERS
AND I RELATING TO COMMUNICATIONS
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WOULD YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS AB TWENTY SIX SEVEN
FIFTY TWO FURTHER FURTHERS
PREVIOUS MAPPING EFFORTS TO
ENSURE THAT THE CPUC ALSO HAS
THE AUTHORITY TO COLLECT AND
SHARE DATA RELATED TO THE
STATE'S HISTORIC INVESTMENT IN
BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE IN
SHORT THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE
THE CPUC TO MAP ALL LAST MILE
CONNECTIONS STEMMING FROM THE
STATE'S OPEN ACCESS MIDDLE MILE
BROADBAND NETWORK. THIS
ADDITIONAL SET OF DATA WILL
ENSURE THAT OUR MAPS ARE
RELEVANT FOR DECADES AND THIS
INFRASTRUCTURE PROMISES TO SERVE
CALIFORNIA I AM UNAWARE OF ANY
OPPOSITION TO THE BILL. SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE
THANK YOU DOCTOR WOULDN'T SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE PURPLE OPEN THE ROLE.
IT IS HIGHER TO GO. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES ARE
FIFTY SEVEN KNOWS OR ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON ITEM FIVE OH TO
PASS AND RETAIN ON FOR THEM FILE
ITEM FIVE OR THREE BRING US TO
I'LL ITEM FIVE OH FOUR THIS IS
AB TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY EIGHT
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY EIGHT BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WALDRON AND
ACTUALLY IN THE MIDDLE OF.
SEPTEMBER WALDRON IN THE OPEN
THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
AB TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY EIGHT WILL
HELP TO PROVIDE ACCURATE REAL
TIME INFORMATION ABOUT AVAILABLE
MENTAL HEALTH BEDS IN VARIOUS
TREATMENT FACILITIES. THIS IS
MEANT AN ONGOING ISSUE FOR YEARS
AND NOW CALIFORNIA SHORTAGE WILL
ONLY WORSEN THERE BEEN ONE TOO
MANY TIMES THE PEOPLE IN NEED
HAVE HAD TO WAIT OR TURNED AWAY
FROM GETTING HELP SIMPLY BECAUSE
FACILITIES LACKED THE BEDS. AND
RESOURCES TO ASSIST THEM OR TO
BE ABLE TO LOCATE THEM. AB
TWENTY SEVEN SIXTY EIGHT IS A
STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION OF
PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THOSE
WHO NEED HELP I ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE ON THIS IMPORTANT MEASURE
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISS
WALDRON SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING.
TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE PARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE DESIRE
TO MOVE. ALL THOSE WHO IT. TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO MOVE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE A
ROLLING CALENDAR BOTH IS YOUR
FIFTY NINE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON ITEMS FIVE OH FIVE AND FIVE
OH SIX BRING US TO FILE ITEM
FIVE OH SEVEN THIS IS AB TWENTY
SEVEN SEVENTY EIGHT CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY SEVEN
SEVENTY EIGHT BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MCCARTY AND I CLEANED THE CRIME
SIMILAR MCCARTY YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER THIS
BILL WOULD TASK OUR DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE TO DEVELOP A RACE
BLIND CHARGING SYSTEM TO DEAL
WITH THE REALITY THAT TOO MANY
OF OUR- DECISIONS IN THE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ARE
BASED. UNCONSCIOUSLY ON RACIAL
BIAS AND ALLOW THE- THE CHARGING
OF THE INDIVIDUAL UNDERLYING
CRIMES TO BE BASED ON A PERSON'S
INDIVIDUAL CRIME AND NOT BY THE
COLOR OF THEIR SKIN. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE BUT
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MR MCCARTY
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO MOVE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO DO. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES IS FIFTY SEVEN
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED WE'VE
DISPENSED WITH FILE ITEM FIVE OH
EIGHT. WE WILL PASS AND RETAIN
ON FILE ITEM FIVE OH NINE
BRINGING US TO FILE ITEM FIVE
TEN THIS IS AB TWENTY SEVEN
EIGHTY SIX KRIKORIAN ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY SEVEN EIGHTY SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER STONE AND OTHERS
AND I BELIEVE THE PUBLIC SOCIAL
SERVICES. ASSEMBLY MEMBER STONE
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER MEMBERS IN THE CAN. TEAM
OF CARE REFORM THAT HAS WE'VE
BEEN WORKING ON FOR THE LAST
NUMBER OF YEARS ONE OF THE GAPS.
THAT HAS SURFACED WITH A LACK OF
CRISIS CARE. FOR OUR FOSTER
YOUTH WE- THE BUDGET LAST YEAR
PUT IN PLACE A PILOT PROGRAM TO
ADDRESS KIDS WITH THE HIGHEST
LEVEL OF NEEDS IN CRISIS. THIS
STEP WHAT TWENTY SEVEN EIGHTY
SIX DOES IS EXTEND THAT
POSSIBILITY THOSE PILOTS TO
REALLY ALL KIDS KIDS ON ON
MEDICARE IT'S NOT NECESSARILY IN
THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM. I TO
ADDRESS SOME OF THE GAPS IN OUR
LOCAL COMMUNITIES OF THE LACK OF
JUVENILE BEDS WHO WHEN THE
JUVENILES ARE IN CRISIS MENTAL
HEALTH CRISIS AND OTHERS. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE
THANK YOU MISTER STONE SEEN NO
MEMBERS THAT WISH TO DISCUSS
THIS BILL THE PARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO GO ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO MOVE ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO MOVE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLLING TELEVOTES
EYES FIFTY NINE NO ZERO THE BILL
IS PASSED THIS IS ITEM FIVE
ELEVEN AB TWENTY SEVEN NINETY
ONE CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE
TWENTY SEVEN NINETY ONE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER BLOOM AND OTHERS
IN THEIR FROM THEIR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT SENATE MEMBER BLOOM
IN THE OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AB. TWENTY SEVEN. SOULS
WHO SERVE PROCESS AND ORDERS TO
RECEIVE DOCUMENTS FOR SERVICE BY
FAX OR OTHER ELECTRONIC MEANS
REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE
REQUEST CONTAINS AN ORIGINAL WET
SIGNATURE AND WITHOUT
SUBSTANTIVE REVIEW OF A VALID
COURT ORDER THIS BILL IS
PARTICULARLY CRUCIAL FOR ABUSE
SURVIVORS WHO RELY HEAVILY ON
THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FOR
SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENTS
BECAUSE IN MANY CASES ESPECIALLY
WHERE FIREARMS MAY BE INVOLVED
SURE SERVICE IS SAFER FOR THE
VICTIM THE BILL RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
APPROPRIATIONS AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK DERIVE A- THANK
YOU MISTER BLOOM SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
DESIRABLE ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. YEAH. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES EITHER FORTY EIGHT KNOWS
ONE THE BILL IS PASSED. WE WILL
PASS A ROUTINE ON FILE ITEMS
FIVE TWELVE AND FIVE THIRTEEN
THIS IS FILE ITEM FIVE FOURTEEN
AB TWENTY EIGHT OH FIVE FOR
COREY. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
EIGHT OH FIVE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
BARRICADE HAN AN ACT RELATING TO
ADVICE MITIGATION AND REGIONAL
CONSERVATION INVESTMENT
STRATEGIES. SOME OF OUR CAN YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS AB TWENTY EIGHT OH
FIVE AS A SIMPLE THE BILL THAT
MAKES CHANGES TO EXISTING
REGIONAL CONSERVATION INVESTMENT
STRATEGIES PROGRAM AT THE
DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
THIS IS AN IMPORTANT EXISTING
PROGRAM. THAT HAS VALUE IN
ENSURING THAT WE ARE CONSERVING
LAND AND PLANNING AHEAD FOR OUR
PRIORITIES WITH THAT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR ITEM.
THANK YOU MISTER KANE SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. WE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN TELLING
THE MOST ICE FIFTY EIGHT NO ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED PASS AND
RETAIN ON ITEM FIVE FIFTEEN THIS
IS FILE ITEM FIVE SIXTEEN AB
TWENTY TEN CLERK WILL READ. A
SYMBOL TWENTY EIGHT TEN BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ARAMBULA AND
OTHERS AND I BELIEVE THE STREET
NUTRITION ASSEMBLY MEMBER OR
EMILY MAY OPEN THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY EIGHT TEN
WHICH WILL REQUIRE CALIFORNIA
STATE UNIVERSITY AND CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGES TO NOTIFY
STUDENTS WHO ARE FINANCIALLY
ELIGIBLE FOR CALFRESH BENEFITS.
AND ADVISE THEM ON HOW TO APPLY
FOR THE PROGRAM I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
DR ARAMBULA SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO MOVE. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO DO. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES I SIXTY FOUR NO ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS FILE ITEM
FIVE SEVENTEEN THIS IS THE B.
TWENTY FOURTEEN KERKORIAN
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY EIGHT
FOURTEEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
WOULD AND OTHERS IN THEIR PLEA
TO SCHOOL EMERGENCIES ST NUMBER
WOULD YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBER AS SOMEONE
WHO'S BEEN PERSONALLY EVACUATED
A COUPLE OF TIMES IN A MASS
DISASTER ARRAY. OF DISASTER OF
SORTS OF THE FIRES I KNOW HOW
IMPORTANT IT IS TO BE PREPARED.
UNFORTUNATELY WITH CLIMATE
CHANGE WE'VE EXPERIENCED MORE
AND MORE NATURAL DISASTERS SUCH
AS WILDFIRES AND FLOODS AND
SADLY. WE'RE EXPERIENCING HUMAN
CAUSE TRAGEDIES SUCH AS AN ACT
OF VIOLENCE ON A SCHOOL CAMPUS
OR EVEN A DISASTROUS CHEMICAL
SPILL LIKE WE HAD AN ATWATER
ATWATER VILLAGE IN MARCH OF
TWENTY TWENTY TWO. THIS ONE
MILLION DOLLAR ALLOCATION WOULD
CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
COLLABORATION BETWEEN EMERGENCY
PERSONNEL AND ELEAZAR TO BE BEST
PREPARED. FOR EMERGENCIES TO
PROMOTE THE SAFETY AND WELL
BEING OF STUDENTS AND SCHOOL
EMPLOYEES DURING EMERGENCY. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU DOCTOR WOULD SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO GO ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO KNOW. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WE'LL CLOSE ROLLING CALAVERAS
EITHER SIXTY FOUR KNOWS ARE ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT IS ITEM
FIVE EIGHTEEN THIS IS AB TWENTY
EIGHT FIFTEEN CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY EIGHT
FIFTEEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
PERMANENT AN ACT RELATING TO
ELECTIONS SOME REAL LOW YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR
SPEAKING COLLEAGUES AT PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY EIGHT
FIFTEEN ON BEHALF OF THE MEMBER
FROM PALO ALTO TO HELP ENCOURAGE
COLLEGE STUDENTS EXERCISING THE
RIGHT TO VOTE BY REQUIRING THIS
YEAR'S USE. AND REQUESTING THAT
YOU SEE IS TO PLACE A VOTE BY
MAIL DROP BOX IN EVERY LOCATION
ON EVERY CAMPUS RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK YOU MR LOW. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE-
DESIRE TO MOVE. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLLING TALLY THE
VOTES AYE AYES ARE FORTY SEVEN
KNOWS TWELVE THE BILL IS PASSED
. NEXT IS FILE ITEM FIVE
NINETEEN THIS IS AB TWENTY
TWENTY THREE CORPOREAL ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY EIGHT TWENTY THREE
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEVINE AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY TO MEDICO
ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEVINE YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS THE PERSON
WHO IS ON MEDIKAL AND LIVING IN
A NURSING HOME OR OTHER MEDICAL
FACILITY MAY QUALIFY FOR A MEDIC
CAL DEDUCTION CALLED. THE HOME
UPKEEP ALLOWANCE OF TWO HUNDRED
NINE DOLLARS A MONTH FOR THE
MAINTENANCE AND UPKEEP OF THEIR
HOME WHILE THEY'RE TEMPORARILY
IN A NURSING HOME OR ANOTHER
MEDICAL FACILITY. HOWEVER TWO
HUNDRED NINE DOLLARS HASN'T-
THAT AMOUNT HAS NOT CHANGED IN
DECADES AND IT'S REALLY QUITE
FRANKLY NOT ENOUGH TO PAY RENT
OR MORTGAGE AB TWENTY EIGHT
TWENTY THREE WILL INCREASE THE
HOME UPKEEP ALLOWANCE TO THE
ACTUAL MINIMUM COST OF
MAINTAINING A HOME. INCLUDING
MORTGAGE OR RENT PROPERTY TAXES
UTILITIES AND REQUIRED INSURANCE
THE BILL WOULD ALSO IMPROVE
PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE PROGRAM
TO INCREASE PARTICIPATION BY
REQUIRING THE STATE TO PUBLICIZE
THE H. UA AND ESTABLISH A CLEAR.
APPLICATION PROCESS AB TWENTY
TWENTY THREE WILL ALSO CREATE A
TRANSITIONAL NEEDS ALLOWANCE TO
ASSIST PEOPLE LIVING IN A LONG.
TERM CARE FACILITY DID NOT HAVE
A HOME TO RETURN TO AFFORD A
HOME IN THEIR OWN COMMUNITY THIS
BILL PASSED THE HEALTH COMMITTEE
WITH BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND HAS
NO OPPOSITION I RESPECTFULLY.
REQUEST AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
MR LEVINE SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE- DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLLING
TELEVOTE I SIXTY SIX NO ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED THIS IS FILE ITEM
FIVE TWENTY AB TWENTY TWENTY
SEVEN CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY EIGHT TWENTY SEVEN
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER QUIRK-SILVA
AND ACCORDING TO DAY CARE
FACILITIES SENATE MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA YOU MAY OPEN. GOOD
EVENING MISTER SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS AB. TWENTY EIGHT TWENTY
SEVEN ALLOWS CHILDREN WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS TO PLAY AND
INTERACT WITH THEIR PEERS DURING
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES WITHOUT
PLACING UNNECESSARY REQUIREMENTS
ON THE CHILD CARE FACILITY WHILE
STILL MAINTAINING HEALTH AND
SAFETY STANDARDS THIS AFFORDS A
CHILD'S RIGHT TO A LEAST
RESTRICTIVE EDUCATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT BUT PLACES
UNNECESSARY WORK REQUIREMENTS AN
UNDUE BURDEN ON THE FACILITY AND
THEIR STAFF AB TWENTY EIGHT
TWENTY SEVEN SIMPLY REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO
REVISE REGULATIONS IN ORDER TO
PROVIDE. CLEAR STANDARDS FOR ALL
PROGRAMS TO AID HERE TO INSTEAD
OF REQUIRING WAIVERS THIS BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION AND HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE THANK YOU MISS QUIRK-SILVA
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. MEMBERS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS OF THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLAND
TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY SIX NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXUS I
AM FIVE TWENTY ONE THIS IS AB
TWENTY EIGHT THIRTY THREE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
EIGHT THIRTY THREE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER IRWIN AND I CLING TO
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES ASSEMBLY
MEMBER IRWIN YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU MISTER SPEAKER AB TWENTY
EIGHT THIRTY THREE WOULD REQUIRE
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
TO MAKE PLANS TO ENSURE THAT OUR
STATE HAS ENOUGH PCR TESTING
CAPACITY. ACCORDING TO SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS THE BILL
HAS REACHED RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK YOU MISS IRWIN
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL TO CARPOOL OPEN
THE- DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO MOVE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLLING CALIBERS EITHER
SIXTY SEVEN NEWS ZERO THE BILL
IS PASSED IN PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE ITEM FIVE TWENTY TWO. BRING
US A FILE ITEM FIVE TWENTY THREE
THIS IS AB TWENTY EIGHT FORTY
EIGHT CORKERY. ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY EIGHT FORTY EIGHT BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO AND
ACTUALLY THE REVERSE
COMPENSATION SOMEONE EVER
SANTIAGO IN THE OPEN. I THINK
YOU'RE SPEAKER AB TWENTY FORTY
IT WOULD EXTEND THE PER TO STUDY
FOR PREVIOUSLY MANDATED
REPORTING ON THE MEDICAL
TREATMENT OF INJURED WORKERS
WITHIN THE FIRST THIRTY DAYS
FALL ON THE WORKERS COMPENSATION
CLAIM. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU MR SANTIAGO
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE PARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO MOVE.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY
SEVEN NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
THIS IS ITEM FIVE TWENTY FOUR AB
TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY THREE
KRIKORIAN SOME PEOPLE TWENTY
EIGHT SEVENTY THREE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JONES SAWYER ACCOLADES
HOUSING ASSEMBLY MEMBER JONES
SAWYER YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER I RISE TO PRESENT
AB TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY THREE.
THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING SUPPLIER
DIVERSITY ACT WHICH WILL REQUIRE
HOUSING SPONSORED IT RECEIVE AN
ALLOCATION OF LOW INCOME TAX
CREDIT REPORT ON THE USE OF
WOMEN MINORITIES DISABLED
VETERAN AN LGBTQ BUSINESS
ENTERPRISES. AB TWENTY ASYMMETRY
ABOUT CREATING AFFORDABLE
HOUSING FOR UNDER REPRESENTED
COMMUNITIES WHO NEED IT MOST BY
DIVERSE FARMS THAT ARE MORE
LIKELY TO PUT THESE COMMUNITIES
AND THE PEOPLE THAT THAT THAT
LIVE THERE FIRST THIS MEASURE
WILL INCREASE TRANSPARENCY ON
THE BENEFITS FROM STATE DOLLARS
AND PROVIDE CRUCIAL DATA TO THE
BODY THAT WILL ASSIST IN
CRAFTING NEW HOUSING POLICIES.
SENATE ON DIVERSITY EQUITY
INCLUSION I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER
JONES SAWYER SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE NOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLLING TELEVOTES AYE
AYES ARE FIFTY ONE KNOWS OR NINE
THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS FILE
ITEM FIVE TWENTY FIVE THIS IS
THE B. TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY
SEVEN CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY SEVEN
FIVE ASSEMBLY MEMBER EDUARDO
GARCIA AND OTHERS AND I REALLY
TO WATER SOME MEMBER GARCIA YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES IN TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND NINETEEN THE
LEGISLATURE PASSED SB TWO
HUNDRED ESTABLISHING THE SAFER
PROGRAM TO ADDRESS THE DRINKING
WATER CRISIS AFFECTING MORE
THAN. ONE MILLION PEOPLE IN
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES. WHAT
TRIBES ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR
THIS PROGRAM THERE ARE SEVERAL
OBSTACLES THEY FACE IN ORDER TO
DRAW DOWN THESE FUNDS. RIVER
DRIVES ACCESS FUNDING FROM THE
STATE WATER BOARD THE FIRST NEED
TO NEGOTIATE A LIMITED WAIVER OF
SOVEREIGNTY. TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY
IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE OF
TRIBES BECAUSE IT GIVES THEM THE
INHERENT AUTHORITY TO GOVERN
THEMSELVES. FURTHERMORE THE
STATE HAS DIFFICULTY IN
CONNECTING WITH TRIBES ACROSS.
THE STATE TO ASSESS THE NEEDS OF
PROPER WATER SYSTEMS ACCORDING
TO THE STATE WATER BOARD IN
TWENTY TWENTY ONE DRINKING WATER
ASSESSMENT DUE TO DATA
LIMITATIONS THE BOARD WAS UNABLE
TO ASSESS. THE NEEDS OF TRIBAL
WATER SYSTEMS WHEN USING THE
SAME METHODOLOGY FOR PUBLIC
WATER SYSTEMS THIS BILL WOULD
REQUIRE THE WATER BOARD TO WORK
WITH ELIGIBLE TRIES TO REMOVE
ANY BARRIERS WHEN IT COMES TO
ACCESSING FUNDS FROM THE SAFER
PROGRAM. AS WELL AS ENSURE THERE
IS AN EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF
THESE FUNDS TO TRIBES THE BOARD
WOULD BE REQUIRED TO DOCUMENT
REPORT THE NUMBER OF DRIVES THAT
ARE FLYING FOR THESE FUNDS. AND
THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING THAT
IS GRANTED TO TRIBES EACH YEAR
THIS BILL WOULD ALSO STATE THAT
A LIMITED WAIVER OF SOVEREIGN
IMMUNITY WOULD NOT BE REQUIRED
FOR A TRIED TO ACCESS THESE
FUNDS. MEMBERS THIS IS A GOOD
BILL AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
RIVAL. THANK MR GARCIA. IS A
MEMBER WALDRON YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
. THANK YOU MEMBERS AND MISTER
SPEAKER I RISE IN SUPPORT OF AB
TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY SEVEN WE
ALL KNOW THE TRIBES HAVE- HAD TO
FIGHT LONG AND HARD FOR RIGHTS
TO WATER ACCESS IN FACT IN MY
DISTRICT WE HAD A FIVE INDIAN
BANDS THAT HAD BEEN IN A DISPUTE
WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR
OVER SIXTY YEARS. SO THAT'S AN
ISSUE THAT'S NEAR AND DEAR TO
OUR TO OUR TRIBAL OF. OUR
NEIGHBORS. MANY OF THE PRECIOUS
RESOURCES HAVE BEEN TAKEN AWAY
FROM RESERVATIONS AND HAVE BEEN
DIVERTED TO LOCAL CITIES AND
TOWNS. AND DUE TO THIS MANY OF
THE WATER BASINS HAVE BEEN DRIED
UP LEAVING THEM WITH SCARCE
WATER SUPPLIES AB TWENTY EIGHT
SEVENTY SEVEN. WILL ENSURE THAT
AT LEAST 10% OF THE ANIMAL
FUNDING AVAILABLE IS SET ASIDE
FOR TRIBES AND IT'S CRITICAL
BECAUSE TRIBES ARE OFTEN
OVERLOOKED. WHEN IT COMES TO
PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. I
ORIGINAL VOTE. THANK YOU MISS
WALDRON. SEVEN RECORD YOUR
RECOGNIZED. YES I THINK IT'S
JUST WRONG FIRST OF ALL I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF- AB TWENTY EIGHT
SEVENTY SEVEN IT'S JUST WRONG.
THAT WE ASK TRIBES TO- GIVE A
LIMITED- A GIVE UP OF THEIR
SOVEREIGNTY WE'VE GOT TO STOP
DOING THAT. PLEASE VOTE I ON- A.
B. TWENTY EIGHT SEVENTY SEVEN.
THANK YOU DR WORK CINNAMON
BAPTIST RECOGNIZED THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS
BILL IS VITAL TO OUR FRIENDS IN
FOR SOME OF US ARE FAMILY ON THE
TRIBE'S. YOU KNOW EVERY YEAR
WE'RE ALWAYS TALKING ABOUT WATER
WE JUST TALK ABOUT WATER EARLIER
TODAY. BUT THE BIGGEST PROBLEM
IS THAT OUR STATE POLICIES HAVE
CONTINUED. TO TRY TO SAY WELL IF
YOU WANT HELP B. GIVE US YOUR
SOVEREIGNTY LET'S TAKE A LITTLE
MORE AWAY FROM YOU. OUR
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE THEY'VE GONE
THROUGH MORE THAN ENOUGH THIS
HELPS TO RIGHT THAT WRONG IT
HELPS INSURE WATER QUALITY. IN
SOME OF THE MOST DISADVANTAGED
AREAS IN OUR STATE. ON OUR
TRIBAL LANDS THAT ARE GONNA
COLLECTED IN. COMPLETELY ABUSED
BY OUR STATE ASK YOU TO SUPPORT
THIS HELP US INSURE THAT OUR
TRIBES GET THE WATER THAT THEY
NEED AND GET THE HELP THAT THEY
DESERVE ASK YOU FOR AN AYE VOTE
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MISTER
MATHIS ASSEMBLY MEMBER RAMOS
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AND THANK
YOU TO COLLEAGUES FOR BRINGING
THIS UP VERY MUCH NEEDED
DISCUSSION FORWARD I WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
COACHELLA VALLEY. FOR BRINGING
UP THIS ISSUE OF THE WAIVER OF
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY FOR FAR TOO
LONG CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE
WHENEVER THEY'RE DEALING WITH
THE GOVERNMENT OUTSIDE OF THE
TRIBAL GOVERNMENT THE FIRST
THING THAT COMES TO MIND IS THE
WAIVER OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
THIS BILL AB TWO EIGHT SEVEN
SEVEN STARTS TO MOVE FORWARD.
STARTS TO MOVE FORWARD IN MAKING
SURE THAT IS NOT THE FIRST THING
THAT'S BEING ASKED OF TRIBES AS
FAR AS WAIVER SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
HERE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT WATER A
PRECIOUS RESOURCE AND WE HAVE TO
ASK OURSELVES WHO WERE THE FIRST
CARE TAKERS OF WATER IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND THAT'S
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE SO WHY
SHOULD A TRIBE HAVE TO WAIVE ITS
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY TO GET SOME
TYPE OF STATE FUNDING GRANT
FUNDING. FOR WATERS ON FEDERAL
INDIAN RESERVATIONS HERE IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BUT LET'S
TAKE IT EVEN A STEP FURTHER WHY
DO WE EVEN HAVE TO TALK ABOUT
SOVEREIGNTY AND WAIVER OF
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY ON ANY OTHER
TOPIC THAT'S THERE WHEN WE TALK
ABOUT EDUCATION WE TALK ABOUT
PUBLIC SAFETY WE TALK ABOUT THE
ISSUES THAT FACES HERE IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BUT YET WHEN
IT COMES TO A TRIBAL GOVERNMENT.
THE FIRST THING THAT COMES UP IS
A WAIVER OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
THIS IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION TO ENSURE THAT A
WAIVER OF SOVEREIGNTY OF UNITY
IS NOT THE FIRST DISCUSSION WHEN
DEALING WITH TRIES ON A VITAL
ISSUE LIKE THIS WHEN WE LOOK AT
THE RESOURCES THAT ARE OUT THERE
IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE
FIRST CARE TAKERS WITH THE
PEOPLE THE FIRST CALIFORNIA
PEOPLE HERE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA I URGE YOUR AYE VOTE
. THANK YOU SOME MEMBER RAMOS.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL. SEPTEMBER
GARCIA WHETHER ANY COMMENTS ON
CLOSE TEAM NINE PORTAL OPEN THE
ROLE. YOU DESIRE TO MOVE. ALL
THOSE VOTE OR TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THIRTY
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY THE
VOTES I SIXTY SIX KNOWS ARE ZERO
BILL IS PASSED THIS IS FILE ITEM
FIVE TWENTY SIX AB TWENTY EIGHT
EIGHTY CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY EIGHT EIGHTY BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MIA BONTA
ADMITTING TO TAXATION OF MAKING
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE SIMILAR
HANEY IN THE OPEN. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT AB TWENTY EIGHT
EIGHTY AGAIN ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BONTA. AB TWENTY
EIGHT EIGHTY WILL PROVIDE
IMPORTANT SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING
FOR CAL GRANTS BY COMBINING
VOLUNTARY CHARITABLE
CONTRIBUTIONS AND STATE TAX
CREDITS SPECIFICALLY AB TWENTY
EIGHT EIGHTY WOULD EXTEND THE
COLLEGE ACCESS TAX CREDIT FUND
SUNSET DATE FROM TWENTY TWENTY
THREE TO TWENTY TWENTY EIGHT AND
ALLOW THE CALIFORNIA EDUCATIONAL
FACILITIES AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT
OUTREACH AND MARKETING TO
INCREASE SUBSCRIPTION AND MAKE
THE PROGRAM MORE SUCCESSFUL.
EXTENDING THE SUNSET DATE FOR
THE COLLEGE ACCESS TAX CREDIT
MEANS MORE TIME FOR TAXPAYERS TO
LEARN ABOUT THE FIND AND
STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO RECEIVE
HIGHER CAL GRANT AWARDS THIS
BILL IS SPONSORED BY THE STATE
TREASURER FIONA MA HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND WAS IN CONCERT ON
CONSENT IN COMMITTEE. THANK YOU
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER HANEY. I
SEE NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
DEBATE THE ITEM CARPOOL OPEN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIRTY WILL CLOSE ROLE IN TALLY
THE VOTES I SIXTY SEVEN NO ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT IS FILE
ITEM FIVE TWENTY SEVEN AB TWENTY
EIGHT EIGHTY ONE CLERK WILL READ%
ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY EIGHT
EIGHTY ONE BY ASSUMING BERMAN
AND ACTUALLY THE PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSEMBLY
MEMBER MEETING- IN THE OPEN.
THANK YOU MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
AB TWENTY EIGHT TWENTY ONE WOULD
PROVIDE AMULTI FACETED APPROACH
TO SUPPORT STUDENT PARENTS AND
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES CSU AND
UC. THE BILL WOULD REMOVE
BARRIERS THAT INHIBIT STUDENTS
PARENTS ACADEMIC SUCCESS AND TO
GREET ATTAINMENT IT WOULD BRING
GREATER ATTENTION TO THEIR NEEDS
AND IN SO DOING A BILL OF THE
CHILDREN AS WELL. ON BEHALF OF
THE ASSEMBLY MEMBER MEMBER
BERMAN I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I. BOATS. THANK YOU MR
MEDINA SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. IS THERE TO THOSE
. ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO MOVE. BURKE WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES I
SEVENTY NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. YOU'LL PASS A ROUTINE ON
FILE ITEMS FIVE TWENTY EIGHT
THROUGH FIVE THIRTY TO. BRING US
THE FILE ITEM FIVE THIRTY THREE
THIS IS AB TWENTY NINE FORTY
FOUR CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY NINE FORTY FOUR BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER PETRIE-NORRIS AN
ACTIVE IN THE GREENHOUSE GASES
ASSEMBLY MEMBER PETRIE-NORRIS
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
I RISE TO PRESENT AB TWO NINE
FOUR FOUR WHICH REQUIRES THAT
YOU'RE RESOURCES BOARD IN ITS
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE
TO INCLUDE AN EVALUATION OF HOW
CARBON CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES ARE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE STATE'S
EFFORTS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS AS WE WORK TOGETHER TO
COMBAT THE CLIMATE CRISIS
CALIFORNIA MUST DEPLOY THE FULL
RANGE OF TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE
TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS. THIS INCLUDES CARBON
CAPTURE WHICH LEADING CLIMATE
SCIENTISTS AND EXPERTS HAVE
IDENTIFIED AS AN ABSOLUTELY
CRITICAL COMPONENT OF ANY
SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE
OUR CLIMATE GOALS THIS BILL WILL
PROVIDE VALUABLE INFORMATION TO
INFORM OUR FUTURE DECISIONS
ABOUT HOW AND WHERE CARBON
CAPTURE TECHNOLOGIES CAN BE
DEPLOYED TO COMBAT THE CLIMATE
CRISIS AT THIS BILL HAS ENJOYED
STRONG BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU MISS PETRI NORRIS
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
BURKE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY FIVE NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED THIS IS
FILE ITEM FIVE THIRTY FOUR AB
TWENTY NINE FORTY NINE CLERK
WILL READ A SIMPLE TWENTY NINE
FORTY NINE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
LEE AND OTHERS AND I BELIEVE THE
VEHICLES AS A MEMBER LEAVE ME
OPEN THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
MEMBERS THIS BILL SEEKS TO WRITE
FINANCIAL RELIEF TO VETERANS WHO
HAVE SACRIFICED SO MUCH DURING
THE SERVICE. AB TWENTY NINE
FORTY NINE WERE EXEMPT VEHICLES
REGISTERED TO YOU US MILITARY
VETERAN TO SWING SPECIFIC
LICENSE PLATES FOR PAYING TOLLS
THESE VETERANS INCLUDE DISABLED
VETERANS PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS
MEMBERS OF LEGION OF VALOR
FORMER AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR
RECIPIENTS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
MEDAL OF HONOR AND RECIPIENTS OF
THE PROBE- RECIPIENTS OF THE
PURPLE HEART I ASK YOU TO JOIN
ME AND SHOWING GRATITUDE TO OUR
VETERANS BY SUPPORTING MY BILLS
RIGHT IN WITH MATCHING FINANCIAL
RELIEF THIS BILL HAS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS NO OPPOSITION
SURPASS RIGHT. THANK YOU MISTER
LEE. SEEN NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL THE
PARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. TIRED
OF THOSE ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO MOVE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS
FILE ITEM FIVE THIRTY FIVE THIS
IS AB TWENTY NINE FIFTY THREE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY NINE FIFTY THREE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER SALICIN ACCORDING
TO TRANSPORTATION SOME OF OUR
SALAS EVEN OPEN. THANK
RESTRICTOR MEMBERS AB TWENTY
NINE FIFTY THREE WILL INCREASE
OUR RECYCLED MATERIALS ON OUR
ROADS RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE THANK YOU MISTER SALAS
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE- TIRED OF THOSE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO THE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE RULING TALLY
THE VOTES AYE AYES ARE SIXTY
FOUR NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
IN PASADENA ON FIVE THIRTY SIX
BRING US TO FILE ITEM FIVE
THIRTY SEVEN THIS IS THE B.
TWENTY NINE SEVENTY FOUR CLICK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
NINE SEVENTY FOUR BY THE
COMMITTEE ON JOBS ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND THE ECONOMY AND
ACTUALLY THE PUBLIC CONTRACTS.
AS A MEMBER CERVANTES SEEMING
OPEN THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
MEMBERS CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMIC
DOMINANCE IS BASED IN PART ON
THE SIGNIFICANT ROLE SMALL
BUSINESSES PLAY IN OUR STATE
THREE POINT ONE TRILLION DOLLAR
ECONOMY TWO SEPARATE STUDIES ONE
BY THE U. S. CENSUS BUREAU
ANOTHER BY THE KAUFFMAN
FOUNDATION FOUND THAT NET. JOB
GROWTH WAS STRONGEST MONKS
BUSINESSES WITH LESS THAN TWENTY
EMPLOYEES. AB TWENTY NINE
SEVENTY FOUR ESTABLISHES A 25%
SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION
GOAL IN CONTRACTS FINANCED WITH
CERTAIN FUNDING IN THE FEDERAL
INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN
JOBS ACT. BY INCLUDING SMALL
BUSINESSES AS PRIME AND
SUBCONTRACTORS THIS IMPORTANT
FEDERAL FUNDING WILL HAVE A MUCH
GREATER IMPACT OF THE
CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY INCLUDING
MORE LOCAL JOBS AND HIGHER
REGIONAL MULTIPLIERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I.
BOATS THANK YOU MISTER ANTAS
SCENE NO MEMBERS WISHING. TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO GO ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN
TELEVOTE I SIXTY FIVE NO ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXUS I AM
FIVE THIRTY EIGHT THIS IS AB
TWENTY NINE SEVENTY FIVE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLYBILL TWENTY
NINE SEVENTY FIVE BY THE
COMMITTEE- WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE INACTIVITY TO STATE
PARKS ASSEMBLY MEMBER OF OUR CAN
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AB TWENTY NINE SEVENTY
FIVE IS THE WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE COMMITTEE BILL IT
SIMPLY ALLOWS STATE PARKS TO
ENTER INTO COMMUNITY ACCESS
AGREEMENTS WITH NONPROFITS THAT
OFFER PROGRAMMING FOR
UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS THIS IS
A BIPARTISAN BILL WITH NO
OPPOSITION I RESPECTFULLY ASK
YOUR AYE VOTE THANK YOU MISTERKANE SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
MOVE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE IN
TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY FIVE NO
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED YOU'LL
PASS RETAIN ON SENATE BILL'S
THIRD READING FILES- FIVE THREE
NINE THREE FIVE FORTY TWO AND GO
BACK TO FILE ITEM. ONE EIGHTY
SIX. THIS IS AB TWENTY TWO
SEVENTY ONE KERKORIAN. ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY TO SEVENTY ONE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER GIPSON ACCURATELY
TO TRANSPORTATION ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GIPSON YOU MAY OPEN
MISTER SPEAKER MEMBERS ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY TO SEVENTY ONE WHICH
SEEKS TO PERMIT THE LOS ANGELES
COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSIT
AUTHORITY THE LOS ANGELES METRO-
TO OFFER CONTRACT INCENTIVES
WITH THE LOCAL SMALL BUSINESSES
I RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU MISTER GIBSON SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE THE DESIRE TO GO. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES I SIXTY FIVE
NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED WILL
MOVE FORWARD TO ITEM FILE ITEM
ONE NINETY NINE THIS IS HE B.
NINETEEN NINETY SEVEN CLERK WILL
READ. SOMETHING BILL NINETEEN
NINETY SEVEN BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GIPSON ACTUALLY THE PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION SOME OF OUR
GIPSON IN THE OPEN AGAIN THANK
YOU VERY MUCH MISTER SPEAKER
SENATE BILL NINETEEN NINETY
SEVEN WHICH SEEKS TO CREATE A
DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS WORKGROUP
WITH THE CALIFORNIA- STATE
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM WITH THE
INTENT TO CREATE A TRAUMA
INFORMED CRISIS- A CRISIS
RESPONSE TEAM. OF THIS TEAM
WOULD BE AVAILABLE AT EVERY- CSU
CAMPUS AND WOULD RESPOND TO A
NON- CRIMINAL- HEALTH AND SAFETY
INCIDENCES SUCH AS CLASSROOM
DISTURBANCE AND INTERPERSONAL
CONFLICT I RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN
I VOTE. THANK YOU MISTER GIBSON
SENIOR NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO'S HIRED
A VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE IN TALLY THE VOTE EITHER
FORTY FOUR KNOWS THIRTEEN THE
BILL IS PASSED. WE WILL MOVE
FORWARD TO FILE ITEM TWO FIFTY
FIVE ALSO BY MISTER GIBSON THIS
IS. AB SIXTEEN SIXTY TWO CORKERY
ASSEMBLE SIXTEEN SIXTY TWO BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER GIPSON ACALANES
PROFESSIONS AND VOCATIONS
SIMILAR GIPSON IN THE OPEN.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH MISTER
SPEAKER SO MAYBE- SIXTEEN SIXTY
TWO SEEKS TO PROVIDE AN EARLY
NOTICE ON WHETHER INDIVIDUAL
CRIMINAL RECORD WILL BE DEBT
WILL DISQUALIFY THEM FROM
OBTAINING AN OCCUPATIONAL
LICENSE BEFORE. THEY INVEST IN
EXPENSIVE TRAINING AND
EDUCATIONAL- EDUCATIONAL
REQUIREMENTS. HAVING INDIVIDUALS
WHO HAVE SPENT MONEY WHO HAVE
PAID THEIR DEBT TO SOCIETY IT
SHOULD NOT BE A BARRIER WHERE
THEY CANNOT GET THEIR AND
RECEIVE THEIR MONEY. A CRIMINAL
RECORD. INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE
PAID THEIR DEBT TO SOCIETY
INVEST IN THEMSELVES THEY CAN'T
GET THE MONEY BACK I
RESPECTFULLY ASK BY BOAT. THANK
YOU MISTER GIPSON. SEEN NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL SO THE COURT WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. WE DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
IN TALLY THE VOTES AYE AYES
FIFTY THREE NOTES FOR THE BILL
IS PASSED. MEMBERS WILL BE
TAKING UP FILE ITEM TWO THIRTY
FIVE. THIS IS AB TWENTY FIVE OH
THREE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL TWENTY FIVE OH THREE BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CRISTINA GARCIA
AND OTHERS ARE NOT RELATED TO
TENNESSEE ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CRISTINA YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
AB TWENTY FIVE OR THIRTY
INSTRUCTS THE LAW REVISION
COMMISSION TO STUDY AND
ESTABLISH UNIFORM TERMINOLOGY
DESCRIBING THE VARIOUS TERMS FOR
LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. THE
REPORT BACK TO THE LEGISLATURE I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. THANK YOU MISTER CNIC NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL SO QUICK WILL OPEN. THE
DIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE IS
THERE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE NOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE A ROLLING CALENDAR I FORTY
EIGHT NEWS FOURTEEN THE BILL IS
PASSED WILL MOVE AHEAD TO FILE
ITEM THREE FIFTY FIVE THIS IS AB
TWENTY ONE TWENTY FOUR CLICK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL TWENTY
ONE TWENTY FOUR BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CRISTINA GARCIA ACTUALLY
THE PUBLIC HEALTH. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GARCIA YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU AB TWENTY ONE TWENTY FOUR
WOULD ENCOURAGE LOCAL SCHOOL
DISTRICTS CHARTER SCHOOLS AND
COUNTY OFFICES OF EDUCATION TO
APPLY FOR GRANTS TO FIND PEER
SUPPORT TRAINING PROGRAMS TO
PROVIDE MORE MENTAL HEALTH
RESOURCES FOR NINETY TWELFTH
GRADERS I RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN
I VOTE. THANK YOU MISS GRCIA
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE VOTE YOU DESIRE TO GO. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WE'LL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TALLY
THE VOTE I SIXTY SIX NO ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT AS I AM FOR
A FILE ITEM. FOR SIXTY ONE.
YES THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR SIXTY
ONE. AB TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY
SEVEN CORPORATION ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FIVE SEVENTY SEVEN BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BIGELOW AN ACT
RELATING TO ELECTIONS SIMILAR
BIGELOW IN THE OPEN THANK YOU
MISTER SPEAKER AB TWENTY FIVE
SEVENTY SEVENS BEFORE THE BODY
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
. HE HOOKED UP SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. YOU
DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE FOLKS
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO MOVE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLAND HALLIBURTON I
SIXTY NINE NO ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED.
WE'RE GOING BACK THIS IS FILE
ITEM THREE SIXTY AB TWENTY ONE
FORTY ONE CLERK WILL READ A
SIMPLE TWENTY ONE FORTY ONE BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER EDUARDO GARCIA
AND ACT LEADING TO AIR POLLUTION
IN MAKING APPROPRIATION
THEREFORE. SOME RIGOROUS CA YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT AB TWENTY ONE
FORTY ONE WHICH ESTABLISHES A
SUSTAINABLE FUNDING MECHANISM
FOR THE AB SIX ONE SEVEN PROGRAM
WHICH- AS YOU KNOW IS A VITAL
COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM THAT
PROVIDES A LOCALLY FOCUSED
EFFORT. TO REDUCE AIR POLLUTION
AND TOXINS AND IMPROVE PUBLIC
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
COMMUNITIES. I WANT TO BE CLEAR
WITH YOU ALL COLLEAGUES AT THE
THIS BILL CONTINUES TO BE A WORK
IN PROGRESS. ALIGNING THE
FUNDING REQUEST WITH OUR BUDGET
PROCESS IS HOW WE ARE FOCUSING
ON THE BILL MOVING FORWARD. I'VE
HEARD THE QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS
AS IT RELATES TO THE INITIAL
EFFORT TO TRY TO SECURE G. G. R.
G. G. R. F. FUNDS FOR THIS BILL.
WE ARE MOVING AWAY FROM THE
FORMULA THAT'S CURRENTLY IN THE
BILL AND AGAIN FOCUSING ON A
GENERAL FUND ALLOCATION AND- WE
WILL SEE THIS ONLINE WITH OUR
BUDGET. OUR CONVERSATION SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE AS THIS BILL MOVES FORWARD
THANK YOU. THANK YOU MR GARCIA
IS A MEMBER CORKER RECOGNIZED
YES I AM RISE IN SUPPORT OF AB
TWENTY ONE FORTY ONE- SPEAKING
OF THE CHARACTER OF THE AUTHOR-
I FULLY TRUST- HIS. CONTINUED
WORK ON THIS IT IS VERY
IMPORTANT ISSUE. OTHER WE THINK
WE CAN ALL SUPPORT. WHICH IS
MAKING SURE THAT EVERYONE CAN
AFFORD TO GET ON THE INTERNET.
AGAIN I ASK YOUR AYE VOTE FOR AB
TWENTY ONE FORTY ONE. THANK YOU
DR WORK SCENE NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL THE
CLERK WILL. MISTER GARCIA YOU
HAVE ANYTHING MORE AFTER CLOSE
ALL RIGHT THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ZERO ALL THOSE THE
DESIRE TO GO. THIS REQUIRES TWO
THIRDS MEMBERS. ALL THOSE THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR GARCIA. MISTER SEA WILL MOVE
THE CALL. MEMBERS WE ARE GOING
TO GO OVER TO FILE ITEM OF ONE
NINETY FOUR THIS IS AB EIGHTEEN
TWENTY THREE THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL EIGHTEEN TWENTY
THREE BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRIAN
THAT ACTUALLY THE HEALTH
INSURANCE. SENATOR BRIAN YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU MISTER SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A. B. EIGHTEEN TWENTY
THREE A BILL THAT MAKES
TECHNICAL CHANGES. TO OUR
STATE'S DEFINITION OF STUDENT
BLANKINSURANCE COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES PURCHASE BLANK
INSURANCE POLICIES TO PROVIDE
HEALTH BENEFITS TO THEIR OLD
STUDENTS. STUDENT BLANKING
BLANKET. AVERAGE IS A CONVENIENT
RELIABLE AFFORDABLE OPTION FOR
STUDENTS ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO
ARE UNDOCUMENTED OR INELIGIBLE
TO BE ON THEIR PARENTS PLANS.
CURRENTLY CALIFORNIA
CHARACTERIZES STUDENT BLANKET
POLICIES OF THE TYPE OF
DISABILITY INSURANCE RATHER THAN
INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE
DESPITE FEDERAL LAW LABELING IT
AS SUCH. AB EIGHTEEN TWENTY
THROUGH FIX THIS INCONSISTENCY
BY REDEFINING STUDENT BLANKET
INSURANCE AS AN INDIVIDUAL
INSURANCE PLAN AND OUR STATE
INSURANCE CODE. THIS ENSURE
THAT OUR STATE STRONG CONSUMER
PROTECTIONS SUCH AS LIMITED COST
SHARING FOR OUTPATIENT DRUGS OR
TELEHEALTH SERVICES ALSO APPLY
TO STUDENTS AND THEIR
DEPENDENTS. THIS BILL RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK RIVAL. THANK
YOU MISTER BRYANT SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING. TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE-
SATURDAY VOTE ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO GO. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN TELLING
THE MOST I SIXTY ONE NO ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT WE'LL TAKE
UP FILE ITEM TWO SEVENTY ONE.
THIS IS AB SEVENTEEN THIRTY FIVE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
SEVENTEEN THIRTY FIVE BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRIAN ACKLEY IN
THE FOSTER CARE. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BRIAN YOU MAY OPEN. LONG DAY
COLLEAGUES THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER. CURRENTLY OUR STATE LAW
REQUIRES THAT FOX YOU'D BE GIVEN
CERTAIN DOCUMENTS BUT IT DOES%
NOT REQUIRE THAT THOSE DOCUMENTS
BE TRANSLATED IN THE NATIVE
LANGUAGE OF THAT CHILD WHAT THIS
BILL DOES ENSURE THAT CHILDREN
WHO ARE NOT ENGLISH PROFICIENT
GET THEIR DOCUMENTS IN THE
LANGUAGE THAT IS COMMONLY HEARD
IN THEIR HOME. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK RIVAL. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO MOVE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE ROLLING CALENDAR I SIXTY
ONE NO ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS WILL BE LIFTING THE CALL
ON FILE ITEM THREE SIXTEEN CLERK
WILL. BUT THE CALL. ALL THOSE
THE DESIRE TO GO. CLERK WILL
CLOSE RULING TALLY THE VOTES AYE
AYES FIFTY FOUR NO SEVENTEEN THE
BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS IN THE ABSENCE OF
OBJECTION THE QUORUM CALL IS
LIFTED AND WE WILL MOVE TO
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED THE GERMANS
IN MEMORY. PLEASE TAKE YOUR
SEATS AND GIVE RESPECTFUL
ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
MEMBERS. OR TAKE YOUR
CONVERSATIONS OFF THE FLOOR THE
QUORUM CALL IS LIFTED.
MEMBERS WE ARE GONNA BE MOVING
FORWARD WITH THE GERMANS IN
MEMORY IF YOU WOULD TAKE YOUR
SEATS AND GIVE RESPECTFUL
ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
MEMBERS WHO ARE GRANTED PRIOR
PERMISSION TO SPEAK. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER ARAMBULA YOU'RE
RECOGNIZING YOUR DESK FOR YOUR
GERMAN MEMORY. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. TODAY I
RISE TO ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY OF
ROBERT TOLD A LOCKER ROOMS.
BOBBY COMES FROM A FAMILY WHO
WERE THE PIONEERING ORGANIZERS
OF THE UNITED FARM WORKERS IN
THE EARLY NINETEEN SIXTIES. HIS
MOTHER JESSE AND HIS FATHER ARE
NOON FULL WERE ORGANIZING
MIGRANT FARM WORKERS ALONG SIDE
SAYS R. THOMAS. I TO HAVE A
CONNECTION TO THESE PIONEERS AS
MY UNCLE SOME OF OUR LORD WAS
INVOLVED IN THE BOYCOTT AT THE
DEGIORGIO FRUIT CORPORATION.
EVENTUALLY LEADING TOWARDS AN
ELECTION TO UNIONIZE WORKERS IN
NINETEEN SIXTY SIX. AFTER
RETURNING FROM SERVICE IN THE
UNITED STATES NAVY BOBBY LEARN
JUST TO ORGANIZE WORKERS
ALONGSIDE SUSSER CHAVEZ AND FRED
ROSS IMMERSING HIMSELF IN
FIGHTING FOR WORKERS RIGHTS FOR
SOME OF OUR STATE'S MOST
VULNERABLE WORKERS. BOBBY'S
ACTIVISM LED I'M ALL OVER THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
INVOLVED IN COUNTLESS
NEGOTIATING OF CONTRACTS AND
NONVIOLENT BOYCOTT. HE JOINED
SEIU IN NINETEEN NINETY ONE AND%
LEAD SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZING
DRIVES INCLUDING IN PORTO RICO
WARY PASSED HISTORIC LEGEND
LEGISLATIONTO ALLOW THEM TO
ORGANIZE WORKERS FOR THE FIRST
TIME ON THAT ISLAND. BOBBY
RETIRED IN TWENTY FIFTEEN BUT WE
STILL SAW HIM AS A LEADER WHO
CONTINUED TO DEDICATE AND GIVE
HIS TIME TO THOSE WHO NEED IT.
ROBERTO DE LA CRUZ IS SURVIVED
BY HIS SIX CHILDREN HAS ELEVEN
GRANDCHILDREN HIS TWO BROTHERS
HIS TWO SISTERS AND HIS PARTNER.
THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO
ADJOURN IN MEMORY OF ROBERT DOLE
DE LA CRUZ. THANK YOU DR RAMBLE
A- MAJORITY LEADER REYES HERE
RECOGNIZE YOUR DESK FOR YOUR
ADJOURNMENT MEMORY. THANK YOU MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. IT'S TRULY
WITH GREAT SADNESS THAT I RISE
TO REQUEST THAT WE ADJOURNED IN
MEMORY OF ROBERT DOLE BOBBY THE
GROSS. I STILL CALL THEM PREVENT
THOUGH EVEN THOUGH HIS SOME OF
HIS FRIENDS WERE CALLING HIM
BOBBY I STILL CALL THEM PREVENT
THEM I JUST COULDN'T GET TO THE
BOBBY. HE PASSED AWAY JUST
RECENTLY ON MAY SEVENTH. AT THE
VERY YOUNG AGE OF SEVENTY FIVE.
HE SPENT HIS TIME AS MY
COLLEAGUE HAS SAID FIGHTING TO
PROTECT WORKERS RIGHTS. AND HE
BECAME A LOCAL LEADER AND
NATIONAL LEADER COMMUNITY LEADER
AND AS WAS NOTED FOLLOWING IN
THE FOOTSTEPS OF HIS FAMILY. I
WAS AN INTEGRAL PART. OF THE
REGION. ACTIVISTS ACROSS THE
STATE ARE SADDENED BY THE LOSS
OF SUCH A PROMINENT FARMWORKER
LEADER AND UNION ACTIVIST.
STATION OF THE UNITED FARM
WORKERS OF AMERICA. WELL THAT'S-
JUST LIKE HIS FAMILY CONTRIBUTED
TO THE FARM WORKER BECAUSE AS A
UNION ORGANIZER WHILE WORKING AS
A WINE GRAPE WORKER. IS TRYING
TO BUY SUCH A CHAVEZ AND FRED
ROSS AS NOTED EARLIER. WE HAVE
THE SKILLS AND THE PASSION TO
ORGANIZE BOYCOTTS AND STRIKES TO
HELP FARMWORKERS TO CONTINUE
FIGHTING FOR BETTER TREATMENT
AND WORKING CONDITIONS. WITH THE
U. F. W. BOYCOTTS LEADING TO THE
AGRICULTURAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT
OF NINETEEN SEVENTY FOUR PREVENT
THE WAS AT THE CENTER OF THE
FIRST UNION ELECTIONS. PROMPTED
BY THE HISTORIC ACT. ONE FRESNO
DRAMATIC DON'T TRAVEL TO THE
STATE CAPITOL IN ACROSS THE
NATION TO HELP LEAD SUCCESSFUL
ORGANIZING DRIVES IN HEALTHCARE
AND IN VARIOUS PUBLIC SECTORS.
IN ADDITION TO WORKING WITH THE
U. S. W. IN THE EIGHTIES. IT WAS
A LEGISLATIVE. AND POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN ADVISER EVEN AS MOST
MOST RECENTLY AS IN MY CAMPAIGN
AND IN SO MANY OTHERS WHO ARE
HERE WITH US TODAY. I SAW HIM
MOST RECENTLY AT SENATOR CONNIE
LEYVA IS CAMPAIGN JUST A WEEK
BEFORE HIS PASSING. HE WAS A
WITH SEIU FROM NINETY ONE TO TWO
THOUSAND FIFTEEN WHEN HE RETIRED
RETIRED NOT REALLY RETIRED. IT
CONTINUE TO WORK TIRELESSLY. HIS
CHILDREN. ROBERT JUNIOR LEGACY
OUT OF NEW INFO ON THE MAHDIA
ALEJANDRO SO JEAN ELEVEN
GRANDCHILDREN. HIS BROTHERS
RAYMOND ARNOLD JUNIOR AND ON
FOOT AT ALL. AND HIS PARTNER
KAREN MAY. MEMBERS I OUSTED WE
ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY OF OUR
DEAR FRIEND FROM BETHEL. ABI
ELECTIVES. THANK YOU MISS REYES
SEMIRAMIS YOU'RE RECOGNIZING
YOUR DESK FOR YOUR GERMAN MEMORY
. THANK YOU THANK YOU MISTER
SPEAKER I RISE TODAY TO REQUEST
THAT WE ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY OF
SAM SPEC NOLO WHO PASSED AT THE
AGE OF EIGHTY ON MONDAY MAY
SECOND. SALMON BODY THE WORDS
PUBLIC SERVANT. THROUGHOUT HIS
LIFE HE SERVED HIS COMMUNITY
WITH LOVE. DEVOTION AND PRIDE.
HE JOINED THE NAVY AND THEN ONE
ON TO A DISTINGUISHED CAREER
WITH THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA AS FIRE DISTRICT HE
RETIRED AS A FIRE CAPTAIN WITH
OVER THIRTY FIVE YEARS OF
SERVICE. AND THEN LATER BECAME A
FIRE BOARD MEMBER. HE DIDN'T
LIMIT HIS GOOD WORKS TO HIS
PROFESSIONAL LIFE. HE ALSO IS
ACTIVE IN MANY COMMUNITY
CHARITIES AND RECEIVED SEVERAL
RECOGNITIONS FOR HIS EFFORTS
INCLUDING. THE CUCAMONGA PEAK
AWARD IN NINETEEN NINETY EIGHT.
THE CITY HARVEST AWARD IN TWO
THOUSAND AND ONE. FIRE VOLUNTEER
AWARD IN TWO THOUSAND AND TWO.
AND CONGRESSIONAL RECOGNITION
FOR FIGHTING THE GRAND PRIX
GRAND PRIX FIRE IN TWO THOUSAND
AND THREE. SAM ALSO CREATED THE
ASHLEY SMITH FUND FOR CHILD BURN
VICTIMS. AND FOUNDER RANCHO
CUCAMONGA AS FIRST CPR AND FIRST
AID PROGRAM. HE WAS ELECTED TO
FIVE CONSECUTIVE TERMS TO THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY
COUNCIL STARTING IN TWO THOUSAND
FOUR. HIS LAST ELECTION WAS IN
TWENTY TWENTY. DURING THIS TIME
SAM SERVED THE INLAND EMPIRE AS
PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE OF THE
CALIFORNIA CITIES INLAND EMPIRE
DIVISION AND AS CHAIR OF THE
OMNITRANS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
WHERE I ALSO SERVED. FOR MORE
THAN TWENTY YEARS SAM ALSO WORK
TO HONOR THE FALLEN MEN AND
WOMEN OF THE NEW YORK CITY FIRE
DEPARTMENT WHO PASSED AWAY
TRYING TO RESCUE PEOPLE TRAPPED
IN THE SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH ATTACK
ON THE WORLD TRADE CENTER. SAM
WORKED WITH OTHERS TO CREATE A
NINE ELEVEN MEMORIAL. IN THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA TO
DISPLAY THE REMANENCEOF FLIGHT
NINETY THREE THE PLANE THAT
CRASHED IN PENNSYLVANIA. WITH
HONOR. TO THE BRAVE VICTIMS THAT
WERE DOOMED IN THAT FLIGHT. WE
SEND OUR SYMPATHIES TO THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA IN THE
COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE. ON THE
LOSS OF THIS ENTIRE IN PUBLIC
SERVICE. WE ALSO SEND OUR
DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO VIE. HIS
WIFE OF MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS
HIS THREE CHILDREN AND SEVEN
GRANDCHILDREN. SAMSTAG NOLO WILL
DEEPLY BE MISSED IN THE INLAND
EMPIRE AND IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THANK YOU SOME
AROUND MOST MEMBERS PLEASE BRING
THE NAMES TO THE DESK BE PRINTED
IN THE JOURNAL ALL REQUEST TO
ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY WILL BE
DEEMED READ AND PRINTED IN THE
JOURNAL. THE SESSION SCHEDULE IS
AS FOLLOWS TUESDAY MAY TWENTY
FOURTH IS CHECK IN SESSION.
WEDNESDAY MAY TWENTY FIFTH WILL
HAVE FLOOR SESSION AT TEN AM.
ALL OTHER ITEMS REMAINING WILL
BE PASSED TO RETAIN ALL MOTION
SHALL BE CONTINUED. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER BUSINESS I'M
READY TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
ADJOURN. MISTER MULLIN IT MOVES
AND MISTER BIGELOW SECONDS OF
THIS HOUSE STANDS ADJOURNED.
UNTIL WEDNESDAY MAY TWENTY FIFTH
AT TEN AM.
AB TWENTY FOUR ZERO EIGHT
AGUIAR-CURRY I TO NOT VOTING.
BURKE CHANGE ASSEMBLY MEMBER
AGUIAR-CURRY ASSEMBLY BILL
TWENTY FOUR OH EIGHT ARLINGTON
UPLOADING. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA AB TWENTY THREE
pMEMBER QUIRK-SILVA SENATE BILL
TWENTY THREE TWENTY NO T.