THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA NOTICES
THE ABSENCE OF A QUORUM. THE
SERGEANTS AT ARMS WILL PREPARE
THE CHAMBER AND BRINGING THE
ABSENT MEMBERS AND THE CLERK
WILL CALL THE ROLL. AGUIAR-CURRY
ARAMBULA. BAUER-KAHAN BENNETT.
BERMAN. BIGELOW. BLOOM.
BOERNER HORVATH BONTA. BRIAN
CALLED HER OWN CAREER. CERVANTES
CHEN. CHOI. COOLEY. COOPER.
CUNNINGHAM. DOLLY! DAILY.
DAVIES. FLORA. MIKE FONG, VINCE
FONG. FRIEDMAN. GABRIEL.
GALLAGHER, CRISTINA GARCIA.
EDUARDO GARCIA. GIBSON. GREAT.
GRAYSON. HANEY. HOLDEN. IRWIN.
JOHN SAWYER. CHOLERA. KYLIE.
LACKEY. LEE. LEVIN. LOW.
MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS MAZE, MCCARTY
MEDINA. MULLEN. MURATSUCHI
MISERY IN NGUYEN. O'DONNELL.
PATERSON PETRIE-NORRIS QUIRK.
QUIRK-SILVA RAMOS. REYES.
THREE OF US ROBERT RIVAS.
RODRIGUEZ. RUBIO. SALAS
SANTIAGO. SUHARTO SMITH. STONE.
TING. VIA DARIUS Væ VALLAPUDUA.
LAPEL. WALDRON. WARD. WEBER.
WEEKS. WILSON WOULD, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS ACQUIRE MISS PRESIDENT.
REQUIREMENTS PRESENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. WE ASK OUR GUESTS AND
VISITORS IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBER. AND IN THE GALLERY TO
PLEASE STAND FOR THE PRAYER.
DAYS PRAYER. WILL BE OFFERED BY
OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN. IMAM YES
OR KHAN? IMAM? YES, SIR. IN THE
NAME OF GOD. THE MOST GRACIOUS,
THE MOST MERCIFUL. ALL MARINE.
WE STAND BEFORE YOU ASKING YOU
THAT YOU BLESS US. WITH ALL GOOD
THAT EXISTS. AND CONTINUE TO
BLESS US WITH SUCH. PROTECT US
FROM ALL EVIL THAT EXISTS TODAY.
AND KEEP US IN YOUR PROTECTION.
ALLOW US TO CONTINUE TO DEVELOP
CONVICTION IN YOU. THAT YOU'RE
THE SOURCE OF PROTECTION. I
MEAN, WE ASK OUR GUESTS AND
VISITORS WHO REMAIN STANDING AND
JOIN US FOR THE FLAG SALUTE.
PLEASE JOIN ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
PATERSON AS HE LEAVES US IN THE
PLEDGE, MR PATTERSON. GOOD
MORNING, MEMBERS SALUTE AND
BEGIN. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO
THE FLAG.
THANK YOU MAY BE SEATED. READING
OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL.
SOMEONE CHAMBER. SACRAMENTO WAS
APRIL 27 2022. THERE'S SOMETHING
MATTER. SEVEN AM HONORABLE
THURSTON SMITTY SMITH
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S 33RD DISTRICT,
PRESIDING CHIEF CLERK, SUE
PARKER AT THE DESK DIDN'T CLICK
DAVIDE BOWMAN. READING WILL CALL
FOLLOWING REPLACED IN THE
MORNING ROLL CALL 73 REYES MOVES
AND MR FLORA SECONDS THAT THE
READING OF THE PREVIOUS STAGE
JOURNAL BE DISPENSED WITH.
PRESENTATIONS AND PETITIONS.
THERE ARE NONE. INTRODUCTION OF
REFERENCE OF BILLS WILL BE
DEFERRED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
WILL BE DEEMED READ. AMENDMENTS
DEEMED ADOPTED. MESSAGES FROM
THE GOVERNOR. THERE ARE NONE
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE. THERE
ARE NONE. MOVING TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS ABSENCES FOR THE
DAY. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN AND
O'DONNELL. THAT IS FOR ILLNESS.
AND MS REYES, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL MOTIONS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHORS, PLEASE
MOVE THE FOLLOWING BILLS TO THE
INACTIVE FILE. ITEM EIGHT A B 27
13 WEEKS ITEM 1980 2060 QUIRK.
THE CLERK WILL KNOW. PURSUANT TO
ASSEMBLY RULE. 96 I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RE REFER SB
11 34 MELINDA'S FROM THE HOUSING
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
TO THE HEALTH COMMITTEE AND
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
COMMITTEE. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER.
MEMBERS. WE HAVE SPECIAL GUESTS
WITH US. IN THE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
TODAY.
MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DWAYNE JOINING
US IN THE GALLERY ARE STUDENTS
FROM THE WEAVER ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL IN LOS ALAMITOS. WELCOME
TO THE CALIFORNIA STATE
ASSEMBLY.
AND LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. A
FORMER MEMBER OF THIS AUGUST
BODY. AND CURRENT.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION. THE HONORABLE TONY
THURMAN HAS JOINED US ON THE
FLOOR. THOMAS THURMAN.
MEMBERS WE ARE MOVING TO
BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE.
ITEMS ON RECONSIDERATION SHALL
BE CONTINUED. THAT'S FILE ADAMS
ONE AND TWO.
ON THE ASSEMBLY THIRD READING
FILE. FILE. ADAMS THREE. FOUR
AND FIVE PAST AND RETAIN. WE'RE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY ON
FILE ADAM SIX. PAST TEMPORARILY
ON FILE AT, UM SEVEN. WE MOVE
FILE ADAM NUMBER EIGHT TO THE
INACTIVE FILE. FILE ADAMS, 9, 10
AND 11. PAST TEMPORARILY. ALSO
PASSED TEMPORARILY ON FILE ADAM
13. PAST TEMPORARILY AND FILE
OUT OF 14.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO JUMP
AHEAD IN THE FILE TO FILE ITEM
NUMBER, 21. THIS IS MISS
WILSON'S A B 28 63. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2063 BY
SOME MEMBER WILSON AND OTHERS
AND THEY'RE GOING TO BUILDING
STANDARDS. MISS WILSON. GOOD
MORNING, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
I RISE NOW TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 63. ABC 28 63 DIRECTS
THE STATE BUILDING STANDARDS
COMMISSION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT TO STUDY AND PROPOSE
MINIMUM BICYCLE PARKING
REQUIREMENTS AND BOTH
NONRESIDENTIAL AND RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS CURRENTLY, EXISTING
BIKE PARKING REGULATIONS ARE
TIED TO THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES
BASES. HOWEVER IN SOME INSTANCES
, CERTAIN BUILDINGS MIGHT NOT
INCLUDE CAR PARKING, WHICH WILL
RESULT IN LITTLE TO NO REQUIRED
BIKE PARKING. A B 28 63 WILL
PROVIDE MORE BIKE INFRASTRUCTURE
, REDUCE OUR EMISSIONS AND HELP
CALIFORNIA ACHIEVE ITS CLIMATE
GOALS BECAUSE THESE UPDATES ARE
BEING MANDATED TO OCCUR AT THE
NEXT TRIENNIAL UPDATES. THE COST
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BILL ARE
CONSIDERED MINOR AND ABSORBABLE
. THE BILL HAS NO KNOWN
OPPOSITION. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON THIS MEASURE. THANK YOU. MS.
WILSON'S SEEING. NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLEAR
CLUB IN THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 47 NOS 11.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. AND THEN
FRIEDMAN'S.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO RETURN TO
FILE OUT OF NUMBER SEVEN. FILE
ITEM SEVEN IS A J. R. 19. BYE,
MR EDUARDO GARCIA AND THE CLERK
WILL READ. A SUMMER GENERAL
SOLUTION 19 BY A SUMMER, EDUARDO
GARCIA RELATIVE TO VETERANS. MR
GARCIA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES. IT'S WITH GREAT
PRIDE THAT I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A COMMON SENSE
RESOLUTION ON BEHALF OF
IMMIGRANTS THROUGHOUT THIS
ENTIRE NATION. NONCITIZEN
MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY AND
FOREIGN BORN VETERANS PUT THEIR
LIVES ON THE LINE TO DEFEND THIS
NATION AND YET ARE DEPORTED.
FROM THE COUNTRY THEY LOVE. FOR
MANY, THIS IS THE ONLY COUNTRY
THAT THEY HAVE EVER KNOWN AN
ENGLISH BEING THEIR OWN LANGUAGE
THEY HAVE EVER LEARNED. OVER THE
PAST TWO DECADES, THOUSANDS OF
NON CITIZEN ENLISTED IN THE U. S
MILITARY PROVIDING CRITICAL
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OPERATIONS IN
AFGHANISTAN, IRAQ AND ELSEWHERE
AROUND THE WORLD. NEARLY 24,000
NONCITIZEN IMMIGRANTS ARE
CURRENTLY SERVING IN THE U. S.
MILITARY AND 5000 MORE JOIN
EVERY SINGLE YEAR. IN FACT,
INCLUDING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
, NONCITIZENS HAVE PLAYED MAJOR
ROLES IN EVERY SINGLE WAR IN
WHICH THIS COUNTRY HAS FOUGHT.
THERE'S NO RECORD OF HOW MANY U.
S MILITARY VETERANS HAVE BEEN
DEPORTED, BUT ADVOCATES HAVE
IDENTIFIED HUNDREDS ACROSS THE
GLOBE WHO ARE STUCK OUTSIDE OF
THE COUNTRY. THEY HAVE SERVED
SPIKE THEIR SERVICE. PERHAPS
THOUSANDS OF THESE VETERANS HAVE
BEEN DEPORTED FROM THE NATION
THEY HAVE FOUGHT TO DEFEND
MEMBERS. I PRESENT THIS
RESOLUTION BEFORE YOU TO SEND A
STRONG MESSAGE TO THE MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS AND THE UNITED STATES
SENATE. THAT SOME INTERVENTION
MUST BE TAKEN ON IMMEDIATELY. A
POINT OF INFORMATION. FOR MANY
OF THESE VETERANS WHO GO BACK TO
THEIR NATIVE COUNTRIES, AS
MENTIONED IN MY COMMENTS,
THEY'RE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THESE
PLACES. HAVE NOT BEEN THERE.
THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THE
LANGUAGE AND YET HAVE NO ACCESS
WHATSOEVER TO THE VETERANS
SERVICES THAT THEY EARNED. FOR
ENLISTING IN THE ARMED FORCES.
IN FACT, A VETERAN WILL BE
DEPORTED AND HAVE NO ACCESS TO
THOSE SERVICES. BUT IF THEY DIE
IN THEIR ORIGIN COUNTRY THEY MAY
BE BROUGHT BACK TO THE UNITED
STATES AS A DECEASED VETERAN. TO
BE HONORED. I DON'T KNOW IF THAT
MAKES A WHOLE LOT OF SENSE TO
YOU, BUT IT CERTAINLY DOESN'T
MAKE A LOT OF SENSE TO ME.
THAT'S WHY I BRING THIS
RESOLUTION BEFORE THIS BODY TO
SEND A STRONG MESSAGE TO
CONGRESS. SEND A STRONG MESSAGE.
THE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES THAT
THIS NEEDS TO STOP RESPECTFULLY
ASKING FOR YOUR I VOTE. I WANT
TO JUST ALSO JUST SAY THAT THERE
IS A SPECIAL PERSON THAT WILL BE
INTRODUCED BY OUR SPEAKER TODAY
WHO HAS MADE IT A POINT TO CARRY
THE BATON ACROSS THE COUNTRY ON
THIS ISSUE. THANK YOU AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON THE
RESOLUTION. MR GARCIA, WOULD YOU
LIKE COOP, THURS ON THE A. J. R.
THE FIRST CALL FOR CO AUTHORS,
PLEASE. THANK YOU. MR GARCIA IS
ASKING THAT THE FIRST ROW WILL
BE OPEN FOR CO AUTHORS ON A J. R
19 AND THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS MEMBERS. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS ON THE
RESOLUTION. CLERK WILL. CLOSE
THE ROLE. THERE ARE 59 CO
AUTHORS ADDED. THIS IS AN A J R
AND WE WILL TAKE A ROLL CALL
VOTE CLERK WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE, ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLL AND TIE
THE VOTE. I 59 NO. ZERO. THE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. AND
MEMBERS JOINING US IN THE
GALLERY. IS MARINE VETERAN RAMON
CASTRO ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO GARCIA
. LET'S WELCOME HIM TO THE
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP. FILE ITEM NUMBER NINE.
THIS IS FILE ADAM NUMBER NINE,
MAYBE 21 67 BY MR KALRA AND THE
CORPORAL REED. ASSEMBLY BILL 21,
67 BY SUMMER, COLORADO AND
OTHERS NECRO LINKED TO CRIMES.
MR KALRA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBER A B 21 67 ENCOURAGES
RESTRAINT IN THE OVERALL
ALLIANCE AND INCARCERATION MARU
REQUIRING COURTS TO CONSIDER
OTHER ALTERNATIVES AND
SENTENCING DECISIONS. WHILE
EXISTING LAW CONTAINS NUMEROUS
EXAMPLES OF MANDATORY MINIMUM
SENTENCES, VERY FEW SECTIONS
DISCOURAGED INCARCERATION. THIS
LACK OF DIRECTIONS, BUT
CALIFORNIA BEHIND STAGES ALABAMA
, ARKANSAS, MINNESOTA, TENNESSEE
IN NEW YORK, ALL WHICH ALREADY
REQUIRES SENTENCES, TO BE THE
LEAST RESTRICTIVE MEANS POSSIBLE
. SUCH PRACTICES ARE IN LINE
WITH SEVERAL STUDIES AND DATA
SHOWING DIVERSION IS EFFECTIVE
IN DECREASING FUTURE CONVICTIONS
, PRODUCING PRISON AND JAIL
CLASS, LOWERING RECIDIVISM RATES
AND AS ONE WAY TO ADDRESS
HARMFUL RACIAL DISPARITIES
THROUGHOUT OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SYSTEM. OVERALL BY REQUIRING
COURTS PRESIDING OVER A CRIMINAL
MATTER TO CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES
TO INCARCERATION. A B 21 67
SHIPS CALIFORNIA AWAY FROM AN
OVERLY PUNITIVE SYSTEM THAT
SUPPORTS INNATELY IMPACTS,
MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES. AND
MOVES US TOWARDS REHABILITATION
, RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND OTHER
DIVERSION PROGRAMS. THIS BILL
ADOPTS A KEY RECOMMENDATION BY
THE COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF
THE PENAL CODE, AND I WANT TO
CLARIFY THAT JUDGES STILL RETAIN
FULL DISCRETION. IN SENTENCING
DECISIONS, SO IT DOES NOT
MANDATE ANY OUTCOME. JUST THAT
ALTERNATIVES MUST BE CONSIDERED
. BUT THAT RESPECT WE ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR CARL
BROWN'S SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. ON THE ITEM CLUB IN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE DEVELOPED.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR KALRA MOVES A CALL.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO MOVE
AHEAD IN THE FILE TO TAKE UP
FILE AT 29. THIS IS F I 29 A B
23 34 BY MS WICKS. MEMBERS. I AM
29 8 23 34 CLOCK A WEEK.
ASSEMBLE 23 34 BY SUMMER WEEKS
AND ACCURATE INTO HOUSING, MS
WICKS THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. THIS BILL ADDRESSES THE
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY CRISIS AND
FOR AND FURTHER ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY GOALS BY
INCREASING THE UNIVERSE OF SITES
AVAILABLE FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPED DEVELOPMENTS THAT ARE
SO DESPERATELY NEEDED. MAYBE 23
34 BUILDS ON RECENT IMPROVEMENTS
BY A B 17 63 BY OUR FRIEND DAVID
CHU BY ALLOWING 100% AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT TO RECEIVE
AN ADDITIONAL INCENTIVE. FROM
THE LOCAL AGENCY ADDED HEIGHT
AND UNLIMITED DENSITY FOR THE
PROJECT IS LOCATED IN AN
URBANIZED, VERY LOW V. AREA.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS WICKS, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK LOVE IN THE WRONG ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE, ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
MICHAEL CLOSER ROLE. CHILD ABOUT
ICE. 41 KNOWS 18. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FILE ITEM 30.
STARTED TRY SOME DIFFERENT. THIS
IS FALLOUT OF 30. MAYBE 23 59 BY
MR GIBSON. LOOK AWAY. ASSEMBLE
23-14 NINE BY SOME MEMBER GIBSON
AND ACCURATE INTO COMMUNITY
COLLEGE EMPLOYEES, MR GIBSON.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR
ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT THIS
DISTRICT SPECIFIC BILL. MAYBE 23
59, WHICH SEEKS TO ESTABLISH A
TIMELINE FOR THE REINSTATEMENT
OF COMPS COMMUNITY COLLEGE. OUR
DISTRICT PERSONNEL COMMISSION.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT WHEN COMPTON
COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LOSSES
ACCREDITATION, IT BECAME THE
FIRST PUBLIC COLLEGE IN
CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY TO LOSE ITS
ACCREDITATION. FACULTY
CLASSIFIED STAFF ADMINISTRATORS
AND THE LEGISLATURE HAS WORKED
TOGETHER TO BUILD A PATH BACK TO
ACCREDITATION, FISCAL SOLVENCY
AND EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE. I
SUPPORT THE HARD WORK OF THE
FACULTY AND CLASSIFIED STAFF
OFCOM TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND
THEY DESERVE THE RETURN OF THE
PERSONNEL COMMISSIONED LOCAL
CONTROL. THIS BILL IS SPONSORED
BY THE CALIFORNIA FACULTY.
FEDERATION EXCUSE ME OF
TEACHERS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK,
BUT I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
GIBSON. SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. THE CLUB IN
THE ROLE MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WELL CLOSER, I'LL
TELL YOU ABOUT ICE 55. NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS
WERE GOING TO MOVE AHEAD. IN THE
FILE THE FILE ITEM 96. THIS IS
DR QUIRKE. FILE OUT OF 96 A B
26. 39 CLERK WILL READ. SAMUEL
26 39 BY SOME EVERY CORKER NOT
COMMITTING TO WATER. DR QUIRKE,
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. DEBATE DELTA
ESTUARY IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT
TO CALIFORNIA FOR MANY REASONS.
WOULD BE HAPPY TO PROVIDE
DRINKING WATER TO OVER 29
MILLION CALIFORNIANS. IRRIGATION
TO 4.5 MILLION ACRES OF
FARMLAND. AND CRITICAL HABITAT
FOR MANY NATIVE SPECIES. THE
STATE WATER BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR PROTECTING THE WATER IN THE
BAY DELTA BY ADOPTING AND
IMPLEMENTING WHAT ARE QUALITY
OBJECTIVES AS PART OF THE BAY
DELTA. WHAT OUR QUALITY CONTROL
PLAN THAT IS DEBATE DELTA PLAN.
THIS ISSUE HAS A LONG AND
COMPLICATED HISTORY. PERSONALLY
I'VE SPENT YEARS TALKING ABOUT
THE BAY DELTA PLAN. AS A FORMER
BOARD MEMBER OF MY LOCAL WATER
AUTHORITY AND AS A LEGISLATOR.
CHANGES TO THE BAY DELTA PLAN
MEAN THAT MY DISTRICT WILL
ACTUALLY HAVE TO CUT BACK ON OUR
WATER. A USE TO PRESERVE THE
DELTA FOR THE LONG TERM SECURITY
OF CALIFORNIA'S WATER SUPPLY
FISHERIES. COMMUNITIES AND
AGRICULTURETHAT ALL RELY ON THE
DELTA. DESPITE THESE CONCERNS, I
BROUGHT UP THIS BILL BECAUSE IT
UPDATE TO THE BAY DELTA PLAN IS
URGENTLY NEEDED IN HIS TIME FOR
THE LEGISLATURE TO TAKE ACTION
TO MAKE SURE PROGRESS. IS MADE
ON THIS ISSUE. UNDER FEDERAL
LAW, THE BAY DELTA PLAN IS
SUPPOSED TO BE REVIEWED. AN
UPDATED ONCE EVERY THREE YEARS.
HOWEVER THE LAST MAJOR UPDATE TO
THIS PLAN WAS ADOPTED IN 1995
NEARLY 27 YEARS AGO. THE CURRENT
EFFORT HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR 13
YEARS. THE WATER BOARD BEGAN
WORKING ON THE CURRENT UPDATE IN
2009. REPORTS BY WEATHER LAW
EXPERTS AND THE LEGISLATIVE
ANALYST'S OFFICE FOUND THAT
UPDATES THE BAY DELTA PLAN. ARE
URGENTLY NEEDED TO PROTECT
CALIFORNIA'S DRINKING WATER,
NATIVE FISH. AND THE WATERSHED
ITSELF FROM WORSENING THREATS
IMPOSED BY CLIMATE CHANGE AND
DROUGHT. THE LACK OF MODERN WHAT
OUR QUALITY STANDARDS ALSO HURTS
LONG TERM PLANNING FOR WHAT OUR
PROJECTS BY CREATING
UNCERTAINTY. THIS BILL CODIFIES
THE CURRENT GOAL OF THE STATE
WATER BOARD TO ADOPT AND
IMPLEMENT AN UPDATE TO THE BAY
DELTA PLAN BY THE END OF 2023.
THE WATER BOARD HAS STATED THIS
TIMELINE PUBLICLY AND REPEATEDLY
INCLUDES A FULL PUBLIC PROCESS.
I WILL MAKE SURE THAT AS I HAVE
BEEN ASKED TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
TRIBES WERE CONSULTED ON THIS. I
WILL MAKE SURE THAT IF THEY
HAVEN'T BEEN CONSULTED THAT THEY
WILL BE CONSULTED. IF THE
DEADLINES IN THIS BILL ARE
MISSED, THE WATER BOARD WILL BE
QUIET TO PAUSE, ISSUING NEW
WATER RIGHTS FOR A NARROW SET OF
PROJECTS THAT WOULD DIVERT
ADDITIONAL FLOW AWAY FROM THE
BAY DELTA. THIS TEMPORARY
MORATORIUM IS NEEDED BECAUSE
THESE PROJECTS WOULD NEED TO
CHANGE THE WAY THAT THEY OPERATE
WHEN THE BAY DELTA PLAN IS
ADOPTED. BY WAITING THEY CAN BE
APPROPRIATELY EVALUATED AND
PLANNED USING MODERN WATER
QUALITY STANDARDS. I HAVE
ALREADY TAKEN AMENDMENTS TO
AVOID UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES TO
PROJECTS THAT ARE NEEDED FOR
DROUGHT MANAGEMENT. MOVING
FORWARD. I WILL CONTINUE TO WORK
WITH THE STAKEHOLDERS AS THIS
BILL MOVES THROUGH THE SENATE.
THANK YOU. AND I'LL TAKE ANY
QUESTIONS IN MY CLOTHES. THANK
YOU, DR. COURT. MR V.
VALLAPUDUA. YOU ARE RECOGNIZE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. UM. YOU
HAVE CHECKED WITH OUR OUR
DISTRICT OR FARMERS
RECOMMENDATION DISTRICTS. THERE
ARE 100% AGAINST THIS. YOU KNOW
THIS? THIS IS THEY FEEL THAT
THIS WATER IS GOING TO BE TAKEN
AWAY FROM THE DELTA. AND AS AS
OUR FARMERS HERE FEED. NOT JUST
THE STATE, BUT THE COUNTRY AND
THIS NATION. AND AS WE CONTINUE
TO WANT TO TAKE MORE AND MORE
FROM OUR FROM OUR FARMERS AND
MAKE MAKE IT EVEN MORE HARDER
FOR THEM TO FARM WITH WITH MORE
REGULATIONS. THIS BILL WOULD
REALLY HURT THEM. SO I ASK YOU
FOR NOT TO SUPPORT THIS BILL. MR
FLORA. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I SADLY RISING
OPPOSITION TO THE BILL. I KNOW
THE AUTHOR IS A VERY THOUGHTFUL
MEMBER AND HAS THOUGHT ABOUT
THIS LONG TIME BUT COMING FROM A
CENTRAL VALLEY PERSPECTIVE, OUR
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS HELP FOR
YEARS BEEN IN NEGOTIATIONS
BATTLES WITH THE WATER BOARD
WITH THE STATE. AND OR EVEN
MOVING TOWARDS A VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENT. WHERE WE'RE WORKING
TOGETHER SO WE CAN TRY TO TAKE
CARE OF THIS PROBLEM ONCE AND
FOR ALL. IF THIS GOES THROUGH
AND SADLY OVER THE LAST FEW
YEARS, THE BAY DELTA PLAN AND
SOME OF THE FOLKS THAT ARE
PUSHING THAT WE SEEM TO BE
MISSING SOME OF THE SCIENCE. WE
ONLY WANT TO BELIEVE THE SCIENCE
THAT BENEFITS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
PERSPECTIVE. HEART IRRIGATION
DISTRICTS HAVE SPENT TENS OF
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS STUDYING
THIS AS WELL AND COME UP WITH A
VERY, VERY DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS.
HAVING THE STATE RUN OUR WATER
SUPPLY IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY,
HAVING A STATE HAVE ULTIMATE
CONTROL OVER THAT IS GOING TO BE
DEVASTATING TO OUR FARMING
COMMUNITY AND RESPECTFULLY ASK
NO VOTE ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU,
MR FLORA, MR BAUER-KAHAN. I'LL
BE REALLY BRIEF MEMBERS, BUT I
WANT TO BE REALLY CLEAR THAT WE
WERE TALKING ABOUT IS A PLAN
THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DONE
DECADES AGO. AND THE QUESTION IS
THE STATE DOING THEIR JOB. WE'RE
ALREADY IN VIOLATION OF FEDERAL
LAW, AND IT'S MERELY GIVES A
PROCEDURE FOR US TO ENSURE THAT
THE STATE DOES ITS JOB. FOR
THOSE CONCERNED ABOUT
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. THE
PROCESS OF THE BOARD HAS BEEN
ONE OF HISTORIC RESPECT AND
PAYING ATTENTION TO
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, AND
THIS WILL GO THROUGH THAT
PROCESS, AND WE WILL MAKE SURE
THAT THE LAW IS DONE IN GOOD
FAITH AND CARES DEEPLY ABOUT
THOSE IN CALIFORNIA THAT NEED
QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE DRINKING
WATER. THANK YOU, MR BARKER. MR.
MATHIS YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKERS AND MEMBERS
YOU'VE ALREADY HEARD FROM SOME
OF MY COLLEAGUES FROM THE SAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY. AND YOU KNOW, WE
ALL UNDERSTAND. PLANS CHANGE.
THINGS CHANGE AND LET ME TELL
YOU IN WE HEARD THIS IN A FLOOR
DEBATE THE OTHER DAY ABOUT THE
BERKELEY STUDY ABOUT A MILLION
ACRES. BEING FALLOWED. OKAY?
EVEN IF YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT AG
, EVEN IF YOU GUYS THINK AGAINST
THE DEVIL, WHICH WE HEAR TOO
OFTEN. THOSE ARE JOBS. ONE IN
FOUR JOBS IN THE SAN JOAQUIN
VALLEY. IS DEPENDENT UPON THIS
WATER. ONE IN FOUR AND THEN YOU
DOUBLE THAT. WHEN YOU THINK
ABOUT THE FACT THAT MANY OF
THESE FAMILIES ARE MARRIED, THEY
HAVE SPOUSES, THEIR FAMILIES
WORKING IN THESE COMMUNITIES.
WHEN THE WATER DOESN'T COME WHEN
WE DECIDE TO CHANGE AN
AGREEMENT. YOU'RE CHANGING THE
LIVELIHOOD OF THE ENTIRE SAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY. YOU WERE TURNING
ARE SMALL. FARM TOWN
COMMUNITIES. IMMIGRANT.
DISADVANTAGE COMMUNITIES OF
COLOR. INTO GHOST TOWNS. BECAUSE
WHEN THE FARM IS GONE, THE
TEACHERS LEAVE THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT PARTNERS LEAVE THE
BUSINESSES CLOSE UP. AND THERE'S
NOTHING LEFT. AND IT'S GREAT.
THERE WAS A PLAN YEARS AND YEARS
AGO PLANS CHANGE. WE NEED TO
MAKE SURE THE PLANS THAT WE ARE
DOING AS A BODY ENSURE THAT WE
DON'T TURN THE GREATEST AG
PRODUCING AREA ON THE ENTIRE
PLANET. THAT WE DON'T TURN OUR
BACKS ON IMMIGRANT FARM WORKER
COMMUNITIES LIKE MINE. AND THAT
WE TELL HIM WE SUPPORT YOU.
WE'RE GOING TO MAKE SURE WE GET
THE WATER THAT YOU NEED TO KEEP
YOUR LIVELIHOOD.TO SURVIVE. WE
DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU TURN INTO
A HOST TOWN. YES, ON THIS TO
ME. MEMBERS IS A YES TO TURN THE
VALLEY INTO GHOST TOWNS. A NO ON
THIS TODAY. IS SAYING WE CARE
ABOUT YOU AND WE SUPPORT YOU. I
ASK YOU TO SUPPORT THE VALLEY
AND VOTE. NO, THANK YOU. MR
FONG, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS I
REGRETFULLY RISE IN OPPOSITION
TO THIS BILL. WE ARE IN THE
MIDST OF A SEVERE DROUGHT THAT
WE ALL KNOW AND ANYTHING THAT
AFFECTS THE FLOW OF SURFACE
WATER TO COMMUNITIES NEEDS TO BE
EVALUATED VERY, VERY DEEPLY. AND. IN THE MY CONCERNS WITH THIS
BILL IS THAT IF THIS BILL WERE
TO PASS AND BE SIGNED A LAW IT
WOULD IMPEDE THE PROGRESS OF
SIGNIFICANT WATER PROJECTS THAT
WE NEED IN OUR STATE, ESPECIALLY
SCIENCE RESERVOIR. THEIR
PROHIBITION ON NEW PERMITS FOR
DIVERSION FOR DIVERSIONS TO
SERVICE WATER STORAGE FORM. THE
IN THE WATERSHED WOULD AFFECT
THESE CRITICAL SUPPLIES NEEDED.
FOR THE SOUTH RESERVOIR, AND
THAT'S SOMETHING THAT WE ALL
AGREE NEEDS TO BE DONE. SITES
WAS ALWAYS A CRITICAL WATER
STORAGE PROJECT IN OUR STATE,
AND THIS BILL WOULD
SIGNIFICANTLY IMPEDE THE
PROGRESS OF THAT SIGNIFICANT
PROJECT. AND SECONDLY, IF WE
CANNOT HAVE THE FLOWS OF SURFACE
WATER TO OFFSET THE DEMANDS
THROUGH SIGMA IMPLEMENTATION
THAT WOULD ALSO IMPACT OUR
ABILITY OF OUR LOCAL WATER
DISTRICTS TO COMPLY WITH SIGMA,
WHICH THIS BODY HAS SAID IS
SIGNIFICANTLY IMPORTANT TO
PRESERVE OUR GROUNDWATER. SO
THIS BILL WOULD BE DEEMED ONE
STEP FORWARD. BUT THREE STEPS
BACK AND WITH SIGNIFICANTLY HURT
NOT ONLY THE CENTRAL VALLEY BUT
WATER FLOW AND WATER STORAGE FOR
THE ENTIRE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
MR PATTERSON. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. I TOO HAVE TO
HAVE TO RISE IN IN OPPOSITION. I
WANT TO HIT ON SOMETHING THAT
WAS SUGGESTS A LITTLE BIT
EARLIER. UH THOSE IN AGRICULTURE
WHO HAVE SO MUCH TO LOSE HAVE
COME TO THE TABLE AND ARE
NEGOTIATING IN GOOD FAITH. WITH
THESE MUTUAL AGREEMENTS AND
COMING TO TERMS WITH LITERALLY
DECIDING TO GIVE UP SOME OF
THEIR WATER. THESE VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS ARE THE BEST PROCESS
TO REACH A CONCLUSION WHERE ALL
SIDES BENEFIT. WHAT WE'RE SEEING
HERE IS AN EFFORT. I THINK TO
SORT OF PUT A ROADBLOCK TO THESE
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS IN THESE
VOLUNTARY EFFORTS. SECONDLY, AS
WAS ALLUDED EARLIER. UH CENTRAL
CALIFORNIA OUR AGRICULTURAL
PEOPLE ARE BEING TOLD THROUGH
THE SIGMA BILL. THAT IF YOU PUMP
WATER OUT, YOU HAVE GOT TO PUT
IT BACK IN. AND YET THEY'RE
BEING DENIED THE VERY SURFACE
WATER TO RECHARGE THE
UNDERGROUND AQUIFER. THEY'RE IF
THEY DO AND IF THEY DON'T AND
THE RESULT OF THIS IS GOING TO
BE WHAT WAS ALLUDED TO EARLIER
AND THE C STUDY, MILLION ACRE
FEET BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF LOST
CROP VALUE. MEMBERS I PLEAD WITH
YOU LET THE VOLUME TERRY
AGREEMENT PROCESS WORK. DON'T
GET IN THE MIDDLE OF IT. LET OUR
FOLKS AND THE OTHERS IN THIS
IMPORTANT AREA OF WATER COME TO
THE THESE AGREEMENTS. NEGOTIATE
THAT AND THIS IS A PROCESS
THAT'S UNDERGOING RIGHT NOW.
PLEASE DON'T PUT THE GOVERNMENT
IN THE MIDDLE. AND PUT THE THUMB
ON THE SCALE. IN A PARTICULAR
DIRECTION. I THINK IT'S TIME
THAT AGAIN. WE PAUSE. THERE.
THERE ARE PLENTY OF. PEOPLE IN
IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ON BOTH
SIDES OF THIS THROUGH THESE
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS. ARE
BEGINNING TO COME TO TERMS. IN
FACT, I WAS BRIEF JUST A COUPLE
OF DAYS AGO ON THE VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS. THE CONCERN IS THIS
VERY KIND OF INTERVENTION. BUT
SORT OF THROWS A MONKEY WRENCH
INTO THE WILLINGNESS OF. PEOPLE
IN AGRICULTURE TO COME TO THE
TABLE ANDVOLUNTARILY MAKE SOME
SACRIFICES. THIS IS A PATHWAY
NOT TO SOLUTION. BUT IT'S A
PATHWAY FOR MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE
LITIGATION. MAKE NO MISTAKE
ABOUT IT IF THIS PASSES AND WE
HAND THIS OFF. IN THE DIRECTION
THAT'S BEING PROPOSED. WE'RE
BASICALLY ATTEMPTING TO BLOW UP
THERE. THE EFFORT FOR VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS. AND SO FOR A LOT OF
REASONS, THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT
COURSE. PLEASE LET THE COURSE OF
VOLUNTARY COOPERATIVE EFFORTS TO
SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS WITH THE
STAKEHOLDERS. CONTINUE. THANK
YOU APPRECIATE IT A NO VOTE. MR
GALLAGHER, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
YEAH. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS UM, THIS BILL IS NOT
JUST REQUIRING AN UPDATE TO A
PLAN THAT UM, THAT WAS SUPPOSED
TO ALREADY HAVE OCCURRED.
THERE'S TWO REALLY KEY FACTORS
TO THIS BILL THAT ARE IMPORTANT
FOR PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND. ONE IS
IT'S MANDATORY. LEE REQUIRING AN
UPDATE BY A CERTAIN DATE.
THEY'RE PUTTING MANDATORY
DEADLINES IN THERE THAT
UNDERMINES THE PUBLIC PROCESS.
BECAUSE THERE IS A PUBLIC
PROCESS GOING ON HERE WHERE
WE'RE TRYING TO GET ALL THE
STAKEHOLDERS INPUT. ENTER THIS
UPDATE WHEN YOU PUT A HARD
DEADLINE ON THAT THAT'S GONNA
THAT'S GOING TO IMPACT THOSE
DISCUSSIONS THAT ARE GOING ON
RIGHT NOW, AND PEOPLE HAVE
REFERRED TO THAT PREVIOUSLY. BUT
I THINK EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY,
IS IT STOPS THE ISSUING OF
PERMITS. AND HERE'S WHY THAT'S
IMPORTANT TO YOU ALL. WE PASSED
A WATER BOND IN 2012. THIS
LEGISLATURE IS THE ONE WHO
PASSED THAT HISTORIC AGREEMENT
THAT CAME TOGETHER TO SAY WE
NEED TO INVEST IN OUR WATER
INFRASTRUCTURE. AND ONE OF THE
KEY PIECES OF INFRASTRUCTURE IS
SITES RESERVOIR AND WE'VE TALKED
ABOUT THIS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
FOR THAT PROJECT. MANY OF YOU
HAVE SIGNED ONTO THAT LETTER FOR
THAT PROJECT. YOU KNOW WHERE
THAT IS. IT'S STUCK IN
PERMITTING. ALL THE MONEY'S
THERE. THE PROP PROP ONE BOMB
MONEY HAS BEEN ALLOCATED TO IT
AND GUESS WHERE IT IS. IT'S
STUCK IN PERMITTING AT THE WATER
RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD. AND AT
THE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND
WILDLIFE. BUT UNDER THIS BILL,
NONE OF THOSE PERMITS CAN GET
ISSUED UNTIL THIS UPDATE IS
COMPLETE. SO ANOTHER DELAY ON A
PROJECT THAT WE NEED RIGHT NOW.
WE'RE IN A DROUGHT ONCE AGAIN.
WE WERE IN A DROP THE LAST TIME
WE PASSED THE WATER OND. NOW
WE'RE HERE. WE DON'T HAVE THE
INFRASTRUCTURE. FOLKS DON'T PASS
THIS BILL. YOU'RE GOING TO
FURTHER DELAY THE INVESTMENTS IN
INFRASTRUCTURE THAT NEEDS TO
HAPPEN TO SUPPORT OUR STATE AND
TO MAKE US MORE WATER.
RESILIENT. THANK YOU. MS
WALDRON, YOU RECOGNIZE. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
TOO, REGRETTABLY RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL, AND I
REPRESENT A VERY RURAL
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, SO IT
DOESN'T JUST AFFECT THE CENTRAL
VALLEY. MY FARMERS ARE OPPOSED.
MY WATER DISTRICTS ARE OPPOSED.
ELSINORE MUNICIPAL WATER
DISTRICT, WESTERN MUNICIPAL
WATER DISTRICT IN MY OWN VALLEY
CENTER MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
HAVE WRITTEN IN IN OPPOSITION TO
THIS BILL. BESIDES THE DEADLINES
THAT WERE MENTIONED WOULD ALSO
PROHIBIT THE STATE WATER BOARD
FROM APPROVING ANY NEW WATER
RIGHT PERMITS THAT WOULD RESULT
IN NEWER INCREASED DIVERSION TO
SURFACE WATER STORAGE FROM THE
SACRAMENTO RIVER. SAN JOAQUIN
RIVER UNTIL AND UNLESS THE BOARD
HAS TAKEN THEIR ACTIONS THAT
WERE SUMMARIZED UM TO US. WE'VE
DONE EVERYTHING WE CAN
PHYSICALLY DO TO AVOID USING
WATER FROM THE BAY DELTA. WE'VE
DIVERSIFIED OUR WATER IN THE
SOUTH AND DONE EVERYTHING THERE
IS STILL A SMALL AMOUNT THAT
WOULD AFFECT US DOWN HERE IN THE
SOUTH. THE PROPOSED HOLD ON THE
WATER RIGHT PERMITS. AS I JUST
MENTIONED WOULD HAVE PROFOUND
AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON WATER
MANAGEMENT AND WORK AGAINST
CALIFORNIA. BECOMING CLIMATE
RESILIENT. IF LOCAL WATER
MANAGEMENT PROJECTS WERE DELAYED
BY THE PROPOSED PAUSE ON NEW
WATER RIGHT PERMITS WANT NEW
COSTS WITH THE STATE INCUR FOR
ENSURING RELIABLE DRINKING WATER
SUPPLIES? I URGE A NO VOTE. AND
MR COOLEY, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
COLLEAGUES I WANT TO RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL, AND
I'VE JUST BEEN LOOKING AT TODAY
, READING IT READING THE
SUBSTANCE PROVISION. YOU KNOW,
I'M. WATER IS A THORNY ISSUE.
WATER IS SOMETHING THAT ALWAYS
TAKES WRANGLING. AH! SAMUEL
CLEMENS, MARK TWAIN, 18 66 WAS
IN SACRAMENTO COURSES. MEMORABLE
LINE WATER IS FOR WHISKEY IS FOR
DRINKING WATER IS FOR FIGHTING.
WE MAY NOT LIKE THAT, BUT I
THINK THE NATURE. OF THE. WAYS
IN WHICH WATER ALLOCATION
EFFECTS COMMUNITIES IS SO
FUNDAMENTAL THE WAY IT LIFTS C
USE UP. SHUTS THEM DOWN ENABLES
HUMAN ENTERPRISE. IT IS SO
FUNDAMENTAL IT SHOULD NOT BE
SURPRISING. THAT WATER IS
SOMETHING WHERE WRANGLING
OCCURS. IT TAKES A WHILE TO WORK
THROUGH THOSE ISSUES. I DO NOT
THINK THE LEGISLATURE SHOULD
PREEMPTIVELY JUMP INTO A MATTER
THAT IS IN AND IN AN AGENCY,
WHICH IS THE PREMIER AGENCY, BUT
HAS PARTNER AGENCIES AND THERE
THEY HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES AREA
SO UM I HAVE THE UTMOST REGARD
FOR MY COLLEAGUE, THE AUTHOR,
BUT I URGE, YOU KNOW, VOTE ON
THIS MEASURE. THANK YOU, MR
COOLEY. MR. GRAY, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. YOU KNOW THIS
IS AN ISSUE MEMBERS THAT I'VE
WORKED ON FOR THE ENTIRE DECADE.
THAT I'VE SERVED IN THIS BODY.
IN FACT, I'M SURE THERE'S NOT
HARDLY ANY OF YOU ON THE FLOOR,
WHO AT ONE POINT ANOTHER HAVEN'T
HAD ME APPROACHED THEM. ON THIS
WATER ISSUE BECAUSE IT IS SO
DEEPLY MEANINGFUL AND HAS SUCH A
HUGE IMPACT ON MY DISTRICT. AND
IN SOME RESPECTS. MORE IMPACT ON
MY DISTRICT THAN ANY OTHER
DISTRICT IN THE STATE. MY
DISTRICT IS KIND OF THE LINCHPIN
OF CALIFORNIA'S WATER SYSTEM.
IT'S WHERE NORTH SOUTH AND EAST
WEST WE MOVE WATER TO MANY OF
YOUR DISTRICTS. AND. AS IS THE
CASE IN SO MANY OF OUR
DISCUSSIONS, THE EXTREMES HAVE
COMMANDED TOO MUCH OF THIS
DEBATE. THE EXTREMES ON THE
ENVIRONMENTAL SIDE THAT WOULD
HAVE US BELIEVE THIS FISH VERSUS
FARMER ARGUMENT. THE EXTREMES.
ON THE EGG SIDE OF FOLKS THAT
DON'T WANT TO TAKE THE ACTIONS
NECESSARY TO, UH DEAL WITH THEIR
HABITATTO ENSURE THAT WE HAVE A
CLEAN AND PRODUCTIVE HABITAT IN
OUR RIVER SYSTEMS, BUT ALSO
WATER FOR OUR FARMS AND WATER
FOR OUR COMMUNITIES. THE WATER
BOARD THAT HASPUT FORTH THE MAY
DELTA PLAN. HAS CALLED. THE
IMPACTS TO MY DISTRICT AND I'M
QUOTING FROM THEIR REPORT,
SIGNIFICAN. BUT UNAVOIDABLE. AND
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE FORWARD
ANYWAY. AND LET ME PUT THAT IN
CONTEXT. MOST OF US HAVE BEEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW
THAT IF IT WAS A SIMPLE AS FISH
VERSUS FARMERS, THE STATE WOULD
HAVE SIDED WITH OFFICIAL LONG
TIME AGO. INSTEAD, WE'VE BEEN
FIGHTING. THIS PLANET. THE WATER
BOARD FOR 10 YEARS WORKING WITH
THE GROUND ADMINISTRATION
WORKING WITH THE NEW SOME
ADMINISTRATION TRYING TO BRING
PEOPLE TOGETHER. I HAVE BEEN A
LEADER IN THIS DISCUSSIONBY
ENCOURAGING MANY OF MY
CONSTITUENTS FROM THE LARGEST
FARMING PRODUCTION REGION. IN
THE WORLD. TO COME TO THE TABLE
AND NEGOTIATE VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS. VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS
THAT TAKE INTO CONSIDER FISH AND
FARMERS. AND DRINKING WATER AND
COMMUNITIES. IT'S A LOT MORE
COMPLICATED MEMBERS, THEN
DECIDING IF YOU WANT TO VOTE
WITH THE NRDC, OR THE FARM
BUREAU. WITHOUT SOME AMENDMENTS
TO THIS BILL, THE BAY DELTA PLAN
WOULD CUT OFF SIGNIFICANCE
AMOUNTS OF WATER TO GROW FOOD.
BUT IT WOULD ALSO JEOPARDIZE THE
DRINKING WATER OF SOME OF THE
POOREST ZIP CODES IN THE STATE.
90% OF THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN
THE VALLEY RELY ON GROUNDWATER
IS THEIR SOURCE OF DRINKING
WATER. 90. THE WATER BOARD
ACKNOWLEDGES THAT DEBATE DELTA
PLAN WOULD INCREASE GROUNDWATER
CONTAMINATION AND CAUSE LOCAL
WELLS TO GO DRY. FOR MOST OF THE
FAMILIES IMPACTED BY THE PLAN,
THERE IS NO BACKUP SOURCE OF
WATER. THEY ARE MILES FROM THE
NEAREST MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY
AND THEIR HOMES WILL BE WITHOUT
RUNNING WATER IF THEY'RE WELL
GOES DRY OR IS TOO CONTAMINATED
TO USE. THIS IS THE INCONVENIENT
TRUTH FOR THE WATER BOARD AND
THE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS WHO
SUPPORT THIS PLAN. YOU CANNOT
HURT THE FARMERS WITHOUT HURTING
THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE AROUND THE
FARMS. THE ADVOCATES FOR THE
PLAN OF DECIDED THE IMPACTS TO
THE POOREST AND MOST
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES IN THE
STATE ARE WORTH IT. THEY HAVE
DECIDED TO TRADE RUNNING WATER
IN PEOPLE'S HOMES FOR MORE WATER
IN THE DELTA. TODAY. I'M ASKING
IF THE ASSEMBLY IS WILLING TO
MAKE THE SAME TRADE OFF. ARE WE
WILLING TO SACRIFICE THESE
FAMILIES BY ADOPTING THE CURRENT
PLAN? OR DO YOU WANT AN
ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION THAT
PROVIDES THE SAME ENVIRONMENTAL
BENEFITS? WITHOUT THE HEARTS.
MEMBERS I HAVE AMENDMENTS AT THE
DESK. I PUT THEM THERE LAST
FRIDAY. HAVE ENGAGED IN SOME
DISCUSSIONS WITH THE AUTHOR. WE
HAVE NOT. BEEN ABLE TO FIND A
PATH FORWARD. MY AMENDMENTS ARE
PRETTY SIMPLE. THEY SAY. THAT
THE WATER BOARD SHOULD IDENTIFY
THE IMPACTS ON THE DRINKING
WATER OF DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES, OF WHICH THERE ARE
MANY THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY. 30
SECONDS. MR PLAN IS FOUND TO
JEOPARDIZE THE DRINKING WATER OF
THOSE COMMITTEES. THE BILL WOULD
NOT GO INTO EFFECT. SEEMS FAIR.
IF THIS ISN'T GOING TO DO THE
HARM, I SAY IT'S GOING TO DO
LET'S TAKE THE AMENDMENTS TODAY
THERE AT THE DESK. IF THE AUTHOR
IS NOT WILLING TO TAKE THOSE
AMENDMENTS, THE MEMBERS I ASK
YOU FOR AN I VOTE. THIS IS THE
MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE IN MY
DISTRICT. IT IS IMPORTANT NOT
JUST TO MY DISTRICT BUT TO THE
STATE AND THE COUNTRY. AND ASKED
FOR A NO VOTE. THINK IT WAS
GREAT. MR COOPER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AG $50 BILLION INDUSTRY
. MAYBE $60 BILLION IN MY
DISTRICT IS ABOUT $5 BILLION IN
THAT THINK ABOUT IT. 1979
CALIFORNIA HAS 20 MILLION
PEOPLE. RIGHT NOW. WE HAVE 40
MILLION. WE'VE DOUBLED OUR
POPULATION. WE BUILT A NEW DAM
OR RESERVOIR. NO. WHICH IS
CRIMINAL. AS MY COLLEAGUE SAID
EARLIER SITES AND TEMPERANCE
WERE APPROVED. BEFORE I CAME IN.
I'VE BEEN HERE EIGHT YEARS, AND
THOSE ARE STILL HUNG UP. IT IS
AN ISSUE. HOW DO YOU FIX THAT?
YOU HAVE AN UNELECTED BOARD
MAKING DECISIONS IN CALIFORNIA.
TALK ABOUT WATER ALL THE TIME.
WE FEED THE WORLD. $60 BILLION
IN FOOD AND EGGS. COMES FROM
CALIFORNIA. SOME OF THE TOUGHEST
RULES AND REGULATIONS SOME OF
YOUR SAFEST FOODS. HERE. DOESN'T
COME FROM A SUPERMARKET. FARMERS
ARE RENTERS GROW THAT WATER. SKI
WATER IS IMPORTANT. YEAH. WATER
DOES RUN OUT INTO THE OCEAN. YOU
LET IT RUN OUT TO THE OCEAN.
DURING WET YEARS AND THEY HAPPEN
. YOU'VE GOT TO CAPTURE AND
STORE THAT WATER. WE DON'T DO
THAT. YOU CAN ASK YOURSELF THAT
MAKES NO SENSE. YOU CAN HAVE 1/6
GRADER. WHY ARE WE CAPTURING
WATER AND STORING THAT? BECAUSE
OF BUREAUCRATS. IT JUST DOESN'T
WORK THAT WAY. YOU KNOW, I THINK
THE ROLE OF THE AUTHOR IS A VERY
INTELLIGENT MAN. UM, I JUST
CAN'T SUPPORT THIS BILL TODAY.
THINK ABOUT THAT. 20 MILLION
MORE PEOPLE. AND THAT ONE KNEW
ONE NEW RESERVOIR TO STORING
CAPTURE WATER. HOW DO WE
FUNCTION WITH THAT? IT DOESN'T
WORK. MISS WILSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK. MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. UM I SERVE THE
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 11, WHICH
MAKES UP SOLANO COUNTY, CONTRA
COSTA AND SACRAMENTO COUNTY, AND
IT CENTERS AROUND THE DELTA. 62%
MY DISTRICT, OR 62% OF SOLANO
COUNTY IS AGRICULTURE. I SUPPORT
AG, THE FARMERS, THE RANCHERS.
ALSO SUPPORT THE
ENVIRONMENTALIST WHO CARE ABOUT
THE DELTA. THE DELTA, AS MANY
HAVE TALKED ABOUT IS KEY TO THE
WATER SUPPLY HERE IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA, BUT WE HAVE TO DO
SOMETHING AND WE HAVE TO MOVE.
FORWARD. WE HAVE BEEN HAVING
THIS DISCUSSION FOR SOME TIME.
PEOPLE NOTED THAT IT'S BEEN OVER
10 YEARS SINCE WE PASSED A BOND
AND NO INFRASTRUCTURE. WE
DEFINITELY NEED TO DO THAT. I
KNOW THAT IN MY DISTRICT WERE AN
EARTHQUAKE AWAY. FROM LOSING, UM
, THE DELTA AND SO WE DO HAVE TO
MOVE FORWARD AND DEADLINES ARE
GOOD. WE ALL KNOW THAT DELAY IS
THE DEADLIEST FORM OF DENIAL. SO
I AM RISING IN SUPPORT OF THIS
BIL, NOT AGAINST THE FARMERS,
NOT AGAINST THE RANCHERS. I
SUPPORT THEM THERE IN MY
DISTRICT. IT IS THE NUMBER ONE
ECONOMY. IN MY DISTRICT IS
ACTUALLY AGRICULTURE. BUT I RISE
N SUPPORT OF THIS BECAUSE I
THINK IT'S IMPORTANT FOR US TO
BE ABLE TO MOVE FORWARD IN THIS
SPACE AND JUST MAKE SURE THAT
DISCUSSIONS ARE HAPPENING. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MISS WILSON SEE
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. DR QUIRKE. YOU MAY
CLOSE. YES FIRST. I'D LIKE TO
SAY THERE WILL BE A BAY DELTA
PLAN WHETHER THIS BILL GOES UP
OR DOWN. WITH THIS BILL IS ABOUT
IS SETTING A TIME LIMIT. WE'VE
WORKED FOR 13 YEARS. THIS GIVES
US ANOTHER YEAR AND A HALF.
SHOULD I HAVE SAID PUBLICLY THAT
SHOULD THE WATERBOARD THE
ADMINISTRATION SAY THEY NEED
MORE TIME. I WOULD BE GLAD TO
EXTEND THAT. BUT THIS IS WHAT
THE WATER BOARD HAS DISCUSSED.
THIS IS WHAT THE STAFF SAYS THEY
CAN DO. NOW. UM THERE WERE A
NUMBER OF THINGS DISCUSSED THAT
I DON'T THINK ARE TRUE AND LET
ME GET TO THAT JUST
MISCONCEPTIONS. AND THAT'S EASY
TO HAPPEN. AND, UH, HEATED
DEBATE LIKE THIS. UM FIRST OF
ALL, AS FAR AS SITE WHEREAS OF
ARGOS. FIRST OF ALL, NONE OF
THIS BILL TAKES EFFECT. UNLESS
THE WATER BOARD DOES NOT COME TO
A DECISION ON THE BAY DELTA PLAN
BY THE END OF THIS YEAR BY THE
END OF NEXT YEAR AND AGAIN THEY
FEEL THEY NEED MORE TIME THEY
HAVE BUT TO ASK. I'VE SAID THAT
PUBLICLY. UM AS FAR AS SITES
RESERVOIR GO THE PROCESSES ON
NOW IT MAY WELL BE FINISHED WITH
THEIR, UH, PERMITS BEFORE THE
BAY DELTA PLAN BEFORE THE
DEADLINE IN THIS BAY DELTA PLAN.
END. IN TERMS OF. YOU KNOW,
THERE WILL BE A PLAN AND THERE
WILL BE A SITES RESERVOIR. I
GUARANTEE IT. UM LET'S SEE. THE
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS ARE NOT
AFFECTED BY THIS. WE'VE BEEN
WORKING AGAIN. 13 YEARS. THIS IS
ANOTHER YEAR AND A HALF TO WORK
ON THEM. AGAIN IF THE WATER
BOARD OR OTHERS WANT MORE TIME.
I'M GLAD TO CHANGE THE DAY. BUT
AS THE MEMBER FROM UH, LET'S SEE
THE DELTA JUST SAID YOU NEED A
DEADLINE SOMETIMES TO GET
THROUGH ALL OF THIS. UM LET'S
SEE WHAT ELSEPROLETARIAN REAR
ENDS. OH WHAT A RECHARGE FOR
GROUNDWATER IS NOT AFFECTED BY
THIS. FURTHER THIS IS A PRO
AGRICULTURE IN THE DELTA BILL.
IT'S A PRO DRINKING WATER IN THE
DELTA BILL. IT'S PRO DELTA,
WHERE TWO THIRDS OF THE STATE
IMPORTS THEIR WATER. TO RESPOND
FROM MY COLLEAGUE FROM MERCED.
UNFORTUNATELY OPPOSED AMENDMENTS
DO NOT MEET THE STATED GOAL. OF
HELPING DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES AND CONTAIN
INACCURACIES THAT RAISE SERIOUS
POLICY CONCERNS. WE ALL CARE
ABOUT THE IMPACTS TO
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND
THE WATER BOARD. AND THE WATER
BOARD HAS CONSIDERED THE IMPACTS
TO DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES
ALREADY IN THEIR ANALYSIS OF THE
BAY DELTA PLAN. WATER BOARD HAS
TO CONSIDER HUMAN RIGHTS TO
CLEAN, SAFE AND AFFORDABLE
DRINKING WATER AND ITS DECISIONS
. AND THAT, IN FACT IS THE
COMMITTEE I CHAIR. FINALLY
DECISIONS ABOUT THE DELTA ARE
GOVERNED BY CO EQUALS GOALS, ONE
OF WHICH IS OF RELIABLE WATER
SUPPLY FOR ALL OF CALIFORNIA.
AND TO PROTECT THE DELTA. THE
WATER BOARD IS NOT FOUND
SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE IMPACTS TO
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. UM.
AN UPDATE TO THE BAY DELTA PLAN
IS URGENTLY NEEDED TO PROTECT
CALIFORNIA'S DRINKING WATER,
NATIVE FISH AND THE COMMUNITIES
AND JOBS THAT RELY ON THE BAY
DELTA ESTUARY. THIS BILL SETS A
MUCH NEEDED DEADLINE TO BRING
THESE EFFORTS TO THE FINISH
LINE. THE DEADLINE IS BASED ON
THE WATER BOARDS PUBLICLY STATED
TIMELINE. I'VE ALREADY TAKEN
AMENDMENTS TO AVOID UNDER
INTENDED CONSEQUENCES TO
PROJECTS THAT ARE NEEDED FOR
DROUGHT MANAGEMENT. EVERYBODY
WHO GETS WATER FROM THE DELTA
NOW WILL CONTINUE TO GET WATER
FROM THE DELTA. I WILL CONTINUE
TO WORK TO AVOID UNNECESSARY
CONSEQUENCES TO PROJECTS. BUT
THE BILL MUST HAVE A MEANINGFUL
WAY TO MAKE SURE THAT DEADLINE
IS MET. WE PROBABLY ALL AT ONE
TIME OR ANOTHER PASSED THE BILL
WITH THE DEADLINE AND IT GETS
IGNORED. 30 SECONDS, PLEASE. WE
CONTINUE TO WORK WITH ALL
STAKEHOLDERS. MOVING FORWARD IS
THIS BILL MOVES THROUGH THE
SENATE? THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
QUIRKE CLERK WITH WRONG. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
DR QUIRKE MOVES THE CALL.
MEMBERS FOR MOVING BACK IN THE
FILE TO FILE OUT OF 32. THIS IS
A B 26. OH, SIX. BYE, MISS
CARILLO. AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 26 6 BY
SUMMER CAREER ON OTHERS NOT
GOING TO ANIMALS, MISS CARILLO.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M PROUD TO PRESENT A
B 26 OH, SIX, A BILL THAT WOULD
PROHIBIT THE DECLINE PROCEDURE
OR TEND TO KNOCK TO ME OF A CAT
, EXCEPT WHEN THERE IS A
THERAPEUTIC MEDICAL PURPOSE.
UNLIKE HUMAN NAILS, WHICH GROW
FROM THE SKIN CAT CLAWS GROW
FROM THE BONE MEANING
AMPUTATION. OF THE LAST BONE IN
EACH TOE IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE
THE CLAUSE. ELECTIVE DECLINE IS
CRUEL AND PAINFUL AND PAINFUL
SERIES OF AMPUTATIONS WITH
ABSOLUTELY NO BENEFIT TO THE
ANIMAL THAT LEADS TO BACK PAIN,
LOSS OF BALANCE AND LEAVES AN
ANIMAL DEFENSELESS. MEMBERS I
KNOW THAT AMID ALL THE ISSUES
FACING CALIFORNIANS, WHY DO THIS
NOW? THE TRUTH IS IN THE LAST
TWO YEARS OF THE PANDEMIC, MORE
DOGS AND CATS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED
FROM SHELTERS, MEANING THAT
THERE IS A CONNECTION BETWEEN
HUMANS AND THEIR ANIMALS. JANE
GOODALL, LEADER IN CONSERVATION
EFFORTS AND ANIMAL RIGHTS SAID
IT BEST WHEN SHE SAID TO ME
CRUELTY IS THE WORST OF HUMAN
SENSE. ONCE WE ACCEPT THAT A
LIVING CREATURE HAS FEELINGS AND
SUFFERS PAIN THEN BY KNOWINGLY
AND DELIBERATELY INFLICTING
SUFFERING TO THAT CREATURE. WE
ARE GUILTY, WHETHER IT BE HUMAN
OR ANIMAL. THE GREATEST DANGER
TO OUR FUTURE IS APATHY, THE
CITY OF LOS ANGELES, BERKELEY,
BEVERLY HILLS, BURBANK COVER
CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, SANTA
MONICA IN WEST HOLLYWOOD, AS
WELL AS THE STATES OF NEW YORK
AND MARYLAND HAVE ALREADY BANNED
THIS PRACTICE UNLESS MEDICALLY
NECESSARY. AND I'M HOPEFUL THAT
CALIFORNIA CAN DO THE SAME, AND
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR CARILLO. MR
GIBSON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE IN SUPPORT AND
THANK THE MEMBER FROM LOS
ANGELES FOR BRINGING THIS
THOUGHTFUL PIECE OF LEGISLATION
BEFORE US TODAY. UM I'VE
ACTUALLY AN ABSOLUTELY HAVE SEEN
DECLINE OF CATS AND ANIMALS, AND
CERTAINLY THEY GO THROUGH NOW
AND THE TRAUMA BUT INDIVIDUALS
WHO, ACTUALLY, UH HALF CATS. AND
DOGS. I'VE SEEN VIDEOS AND IT'S
BEEN HORRIFYING. I DON'T HAVE
ANY DOGS OR CATS. I HAVE OTHER
KINDS OF ANIMALS LIKE SNAKES AND
STUFF LIKE THAT. BUT THEY DON'T
HAVE CLAWS BUT CERTAINLY SUPPORT
THIS AND REALLY APPRECIATE THE
MEMBER FROM LOS ANGELES FOR
STANDING UP. AND ON BEHALF OF
THOSE PET LOVERS AGAINST THE
CLAW, AND SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH
AND CERTAINLY URGE EVERYONE FOOT
I VOTE ON ASSEMBLY BILL 26. OH,
SIX. THANK YOU. MR GIBSON. MR.
LEE HERE RECOGNIZED THANK YOU.
MR SPEAKER REMEMBERS I RISE IS A
PROUD JOINT AUTHOR OF THIS BILL.
NOW, OFTENTIMES IN THIS FLOOR, A
LOT OF MEMBERS HAVE THE JOY OF
SHARING THEIR EXPERIENCES WITH
THEIR CHILDREN. BUT I HAVE NO
CHILDREN EXCEPT FOR MY CAT SOBA
AND I WOULD BE HEARTBREAKING TO
KNOW CATS LIKE HER WOULD BE DE
CLAWED. IN FACT, THE IMPORTANT
THING TO REMEMBER IS IF IT CAN'T
HAS THEIR ESSENTIALLY THEIR
FINGER BONES TAKEN OUT. THEIR
ONLY DEFENSE BECOMES THEIR TEETH
AND HAVING HAD MANY LOVING BITES
FOR MY CAT. I WOULD RATHER BE
SCRATCHED AND BITTEN BY MY OWN
CAT, AND IT'S IMPORTANT THAT WE
TALK ABOUT ALL THE OPTIONS
AVAILABLE FOR FOLKS IF THEY IF
THEY TRULY NEED THE NEED FOR IT,
THEY CAN HAVE THEM TRIM. THEY
KIND OF OTHER OPTIONS OUT THERE,
BUT WE MUST PROTECT OUR FELINE
FAMILY MEMBERS AND I STRONGLY
URGE DRIVE OUT. THANK YOU, MR
LEE. I'VE SEEN NO OTHER
DISCUSSION ON THE ITEM. MISS
KOREA, YOU MAY CLOSE IF YOU
WISH. RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT
MY VOTE SER CLUB IN THE ROLE
MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRED TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSED THE ROLE AND
TELL YOU ABOUT ICE 45 NOSE TO
THAT MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS. I
WANT TO RECOGNIZE THE MAJORITY
LEADER AT HER DESK. MEMBERS.
IT'S ALMOST NOON. WE'VE HANDLED
FIVE MEASURES. I THINK WE'RE
GOING TO BE HERE TILL MIDNIGHT.
IF WE CONTINUE THIS WAY, SO I
ASKED THAT AGAIN. SHORTEN OUR
COMMENTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
GIVING EVERYBODY THE RIGHT TO
EXPRESS THEIR OPINION ON EVERY
BILL. THANK YOU SO MUCH. IT'S
CONTINUE. MEMBERS WE ARE GOING
TO SWEEP BACK THROUGH THE TOP OF
THE FILE FOR MEMBERS WHO FOR
HOME WE PASSED TEMPORARILY. IF
MISS FRIEDMAN'S AT HER DESK, SHE
IS MISS FRIEDMAN, WOULD YOU TAKE
UP FILE ITEM 14. A B 27 71.
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
27 71 BY SOMEWHERE FRIEDMAN AND
OTHERS AND ACT WILLING TO PUBLIC
HEALTH. MISS FRIEDMAN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. WE
ALL KNOW ABOUT THE PROBLEM THAT
FAST CHEMICALS ARE CAUSING FOR
OUR WATER AGENCIES. FOR PUBLIC
HEALTH. THIS BILL WOULD PROHIBIT
THE USE OF FAST CHEMICALS AND
PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS. SO WHAT
DOES THAT MEAN? THAT MEANS THAT
LADIES AND SOME MEN, THE
LIPSTICK THAT YOU'RE WEARING
COULD POSSIBLY CONTAIN. THESE
CAN'T CANCER CAUSING CHEMICALS
YOUR EYESHADOW COULD HAVE FIFA'S
AND THIS IS ALL UNNECESSARY.
THERE ARE MANY COSMETIC
COMPANIES THAT DO NOT
INTENTIONALLY ADD P. FOSS AND
MORE AND MORE OF THEM ARE TAKING
THE STEPS OF REMOVING PEOPLE
FROM THEIR PRODUCT LINE. BUT WE
IN CALIFORNIA ALSO HAVE A
RESPONSIBILITY. TO PROTECT OUR
WATER SUPPLY AND ALSO TO PROTECT
PUBLIC HEALTH. WHEN I USE
LIPSTICK AS I'M WEARING IT NOW,
I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO GUESS
WHETHER OR NOT IT CONTAINS
PREFACE. WE HAVE BEEN WORKING
OUT TO INDUSTRY. IN FACT, I ONLY
INTRODUCED THIS BILL AFTER
SPEAKING TO INDUSTRY TO SAY. IS
THERE SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN
REMOVE FROM YOUR PRODUCT? AND
WHEN THEY SAID YES, WE MOVE
FORWARD WITH THE BILL. AND THIS
WEEK WE CAME TO AN AGREEMENT
WITH INDUSTRY ON DEFINING WHAT
IT MEANS TO INTENTIONALLY ADD P
FAS AND I WILL MAKE THAT
AMENDMENT THAT WE AGREED ON WITH
THEM IN THE SENATE. AND THIS IS
A VERY TOUGH ISSUE BECAUSE MANY
PRODUCTS THAT DO NOT SAY THEY
CONTAIN P. FOSS IS ACTUALLY DO
THE BILL IS SUPPORTED BY
COSMETIC COMPANIES LIKE CREDO.
BEAUTY AND UNILEVER PUBLIC
HEALTH GROUPS, ENVIRONMENTAL
GROUPS AND WATER AND SANITATION
AGENCIES. I BESEECH YOU TO VOTE
ON THE MEASURE. THANK YOU. THINK
IT WAS FRIEDMAN SEEING NO
DISCUSSION DEBATE CLUB CLUB IN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE
DEVELOPED. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS
ART ABOUT.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLL TIDE.
THE VOTERS 41 KNOWS 12. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. AND MS FRIEDMAN
, WE'RE GOING TO STAY WITH YOU.
THIS IS FOLLOWED ON 23 2097.
LOOK AWAY. ASSEMBLE 2097 BY
SOMEWHERE. FRIEDMAN AND OTHERS
NECKLACE TO LENNY'S MISS
FRIEDMAN. THANK YOU. THIS IS A
BILL THAT PASSED OFF THIS FLOOR
LAST YEAR WITH 51 VOTES AND
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. A B 29 97
WOULD PROHIBIT A LOCAL
GOVERNMENT. FOR MANDATING ANY
PARTICULAR LEVEL OF PARKING NEAR
HIGH QUALITY TRANSIT. NOW, THIS
IS NOT TO SAY THAT DEVELOPERS
WON'T BUILD PARKING SAN DIEGO
DID THIS SEVERAL YEARS AGO, AND
SURE ENOUGH PEOPLE WHO WERE
BUILDING PROJECTS ALSO BUILD
PARKING. WHAT THIS DOES IS IT
ALLOWS FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY
OWNERS TO DECIDE HOW MUCH
PARKING THEIR PARTICULAR USER
THEIR TENANTS NEED. WHEN THEY'RE
VERY CLOSE TO TRANSIT, GIVING
TRANSIT AND OPPORTUNITY TO WORK.
AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE THE
KIND OF WALKABLE COMMUNITIES
THAT WE NEED NEAR TRANSIT.
THERE'S A LOT OF EVIDENCE FROM
CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY,
INCLUDING BUFFALO, NEW YORK, WHO
HAVE DONE THIS. IT LEADS TO
ECONOMIC REVIVAL MINT. VITALITY
AND A LOT MORE AFFORDABLE
HOUSING, AS HAPPENED IN SAN HERE
WITHIN AN INCREASE OF ABOUT FOUR
TIMES MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING
BUILT IN THAT AREA THAN BEFORE.
THIS BILL WAS SUPPORTED BY THE
CALIFORNIA BUILDING INDUSTRY
ASSOCIATION, THE SILICON VALLEY
LEADERSHIP GROUP, THE CITY OF
SAN DIEGO, THE LOS ANGELES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THE SIERRA
CLUB, THE CALIFORNIA APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION AND TRANSFORM
MEMBERS. HOW OFTEN DO WE SEE
BUSINESS GROUPS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS ALIGNING
BEHIND ONE PIECE OF POLICY? THIS
IS ONE SUCH BILL AND I WOULD
URGE YOU TO SUPPORT IT TODAY.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN, SEEING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLARK
CLUB IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
SWEATER DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS AREN'T ABOUT. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE DEVELOP.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE. TELL YOU
ABOUT THIS 42 NOS 14 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FOUL.
ADAM 24 FILE OUT OF 24 A B 2098
BY MR LOWE AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. SANIBEL 2098 BY SUMMER
ALONE, OTHERS AND ACTUALLY TO
HEALING ARTS. MR LOVE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR OUR VOTE. THAT'S HOW WE DO
IT. SEE NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
, CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE DECIDE ABOUT ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 45 NO 16 THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MOVING
BRIEFLY BACK TO GUESTS.
INTRODUCTIONS WE HAVE SPECIAL
GUESTS THAT HAVE JOINED US IN
THE GALLERY. ON BEHALF OF
SPEAKER RENDON, PLEASE WELCOME
STUDENTS FROM MAYWOOD, PARAMOUNT
, SOUTHGATE, LYNWOOD AND
LAKEWOOD, WHO ARE PART OF THE
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 60 THREE'S
YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM. LET'S
WELCOME THEM. TO THE ASSEMBLY
.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK ON THE FILE
. THIS IS FALLOUT IN 25. MAYBE
22 95 BY MR BLOOM AND THE CLERK
CORPORATION. ASSEMBLY BILL 22 95
BY SOME MEMBER BLUMEN. NONE OF
THIS IS GOING TO HOUSING. MR
BLOOM. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS CALIFORNIA'S AFFORDABLE
HOUSING CRISIS, AS YOU ALL KNOW,
IS EXACERBATING. MANY CRISES, UH
OTHER CRISES THAT ARE HAPPENING
IN THE STATE IN THIS CASE,
TEACHER SHORTAGES. RECENT DATA
SHOWS THAT ONE IN 10 SCHOOL
DISTRICTS ARE LOSING 1/4 OF
THEIR TEACHERS, SKYROCKETING
HOUSING PRICES AND STAGNANT
SALARIES HAVE MADE IT MORE
DIFFICULT. FOR TEACHERS TO LIVE
IN THE VERY COMMUNITIES IN WHICH
THEY TEACH, GIVING THEM NO
CHOICE BUT TO LEAVE THEIR
STUDENTS BEHIND TO TACKLE THIS
ISSUE 46 OF OUR LARGEST SCHOOL
DISTRICTS IN CALIFORNIA HAVE
EXPRESSED A GOOD DEAL OF
INTEREST IN BUILDING EDUCATIONAL
WORKFORCE HOUSING TO RECRUIT AND
RETAIN STAFF. UNFORTUNATELY THE
AVERAGE EDUCATIONAL WORKFORCE
HOUSING PROJECT TAKES MORE THAN. GET THIS SEVEN YEARS TO
COMPLETE. WE CAN'T SOLVE A
CRISIS WHEN IT TAKES SEVEN
YEARS. LOCAL RESISTANCE,
RESTRICTIVE ZONING AND
COMPLICATED BUREAUCRATIC
PROCESSES, DELAY PROJECTS AND
INCREASED COST. TO DATE, ONLY
THREE SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAVE
SUCCESSFULLY BUILT HOUSING
PROJECTS ON PROPERTIES THAT THEY
OWN. WE CAN DO BETTER FOR OUR
TEACHERS AND A B 22 95 AIMS TO
HELP SCHOOL DISTRICTS BUILD
AFFORDABLE HOUSING. THIS MEASURE
WOULD MAKE HOUSING AND ALLOWABLE
USE ON PROPERTIES SCHOOL
DISTRICTS ALREADY OWNED IF THE
PROJECTS MEET CERTAIN OBJECTIVE
STANDARDS UNDER THE BILL. UNDER
THE BILL, SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST
PRIORITIZE THEIR TEACHERS AND
STAFF AND OFFER DEED RESTRICTED
AFFORDABLE UNITS BY EASING THE
ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUREAUCRATIC
HURDLES. MAYBE 22 95 WILL HELP
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. CONSTRUCT
ENOUGH HOUSING TO MEET THE
CURRENT DEMAND, ADDRESS,
TEACHING SHORTAGES AND HELP KEEP
QUALITY TEACHERS AND STAFF IN
THE CLASSROOM. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. MS
BOERNER HORVATH. GOOD MORNING
MEMBERS. THIS IS ACTUALLY A
HOUSING BILL FROM THE MEMBER OF
SANTA MONICA'S. I CAN SUPPORT WE
ACTUALLY HAVE A SCHOOL SITE IN
MY CITY AND WHAT THEY'VE BEEN
TRYING TO DO THIS FOR YEARS. I
REALLY APPRECIATE THIS BILL AND
ENCOURAGED AND I VOTE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR
BOERNER HORVATH, SEEING NO OTHER
DISCUSSION. ON TE ITEM. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS.
DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS FOR THE DESIRED ABOUT.
CLERK WELL, CLOSED ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE 41 NO 16. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MEMBERS WE ARE MOVING TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM 28. F I 28 29
31 AGAIN BY MR BLOOM AND THE
CARPAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 29 31
BY SOME MEMBER BLOOM AND
ACTIVATING THE PIPELINE SAFETY.
MR BLOOM, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU AGAIN. MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 29 31, WHICH MAKES IMPORTANT
CHANGES TO THE ELDER CALIFORNIA.
PIPELINE SAFETY ACT OF 1981 TO
HELP ENSURE THAT ALL INTERESTED
PIPELINES ARE REGULARLY
INSPECTED AND SAFELY OPERATED.
CURRENTLY THE ACT EXCLUDES A
PIPELINE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION
OF CRUDE OIL THAT OPERATES BY
GRAVITY OR DISTRESS LEVEL OF 20%
OR LESS OF THE SPECIFIED MINIMUM
YIELD STRENGTH OF THE PIPE. 29
31 WILL CLOSE THAT LOOPHOLE BY
REQUIRING INSPECTION FOR ALL
INTERESTED PIPELINES, REGARDLESS
OF IF THEY ARE OPERATING AT FULL
OR PARTIAL PRESSURES BECAUSE THE
LEAK IS A LEAK, WHETHER IT'S AT
FULL OR PARTIAL PRESSURE, AND
THAT'S WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO GET
OUT HERE. ADDITIONALLY THE BILL
CLARIFIES THAT PIPELINE
OPERATORS MUST KEEP RECORDS IN A
USABLE AND READABLE FORM, WHICH
ISN'T ALWAYS THE CASE NOW AND
PROVIDE THOSE RECORDS FOR
INSPECTION UPON REQUEST BY THE
STATE FIRE MARSHAL. THIS MEASURE
IS CRUCIAL TO ALLOW STATE
REGULATORS TO SAFE GUIDE
SAFEGUARD PIPELINE OPERATIONS
AND PROTECT THE STATE
COMMUNITIES, THE ENVIRONMENT AND
ULTIMATELY, THE INTEGRITY OF THE
INDUSTRY ITSELF. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BLOOM, SAYING NO DISCUSSION. OR
DEBATE ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL,
CLOSER ROLE. TIRED ABOUT 42 NOS
13 THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS
WERE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 32. THIS IS MISS
KOREA. PARDON ME. WE HAVE
DISPENSED WITH THAT ITEM. I
TRIED TO CLAW BACK THAT ADAM.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE A FILE OUT OF 38. A B 16 OF
FOUR. CARILLO. SOME PEOPLE 16 4
BY SOME OF THEM ARE HOLDING AN
ACTUAL INTO HUMAN RESOURCES, MR
HOLDEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I'M PRESENTING
A B 16 OH FOUR. A BILL THAT
IDENTIFIES AND REFORMS PROCESSES
THAT HINDER HINDER UPWARD
MOBILITY FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR IN
THE CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM. THIS
BILL IS IDENTICAL TO THE 105
FROM LAST YEAR, WHICH THIS BODY
SUPPORTED. THE BILL REQUIRES
THAT THE STATE PERSONNEL BOARD
ESTABLISHED A PROCESS THAT
INCLUDES DIVERSITY AND BEST
PRACTICES IN EACH ASPECT OF THE
DESIGN ANNOUNCEMENT. AND
ADMINISTRATION OF EXAMINATIONS
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
EMPLOYMENT LISTS. ADDITIONALLY,
A B 16 OH, FOUR CALLS FOR
DIVERSITY REGARDING OUR
VOLUNTEERS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOU,
RIGHT? CIRCLE. THANK YOU, MR
HOLDEN AND SEEING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CIRCLE UP
WITH THE ROLE. I'LL BET FIRST
VOTER DESIRE TO VOTE. ALRIGHT
WE'RE GOING THERE ANYWAY. ALL
MEMBERS WHO DESIRED ABOUT. ALL
MEMBERS FIGHTERS OUT TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 49 NOS.
EIGHT. THE MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY AND
FINAL ITEM 39. MR BRIAN IS READY
ON FILE ITEM 40 A B 16 86 CORK
OVARY. ASSEMBLE 16 86 BY
SOMEWHERE BRIAN AND OTHERS AND
ACCORDING TO CHILD WELFARE
AGENCIES, MR BRIAN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 16 86. I'VE SPENT A
LOT OF MY LIFE IN AND AROUND THE
CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM, AND I HAVE
SEEN GAPS THAT CAN USE SOME
FIXING. SIX THAT SINCE THE
EIGHTIES COUNTIES HAVE ATTEMPTED
TO RECOUP THE COST OF FOSTER
CARE FROM PARENTS WITH FOSTER
YOUTH. A CONTRADICTORY PRACTICE.
THE DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTS
ARE MOST STRUGGLING FAMILIES.
IT'S ALSO BAD GOVERNMENT. FOR
EVERY DOLLAR WE SPEND TRYING TO
COLLECT THESE FINES AND FEES
FROM STRUGGLING FOSTER FAMILIES
. WE ONLY COLLECT 25 CENTS BACK.
WHAT THIS BILL WILL DO WAS
CREATE A PRESUMPTION THAT THE
PAYMENT OF FOSTER CARE COSTS
UNNECESSARILY EXTENDS A CHILD'S
TIME IN FOSTER CARE. THE DATA
SHOWS, IN FACT THAT IT DOES. BY
CHANGING THIS PRESUMPTION, WE
WILL LIMIT THE NUMBER OF
FAMILIES THAT ARE CHARGED THESE
FEES FOR THE TIME THEIR CHILDREN
ARE IN FOSTER CARE. AND WE'LL
HOPEFULLY SEND OUR CHILDREN ON A
BETTER PATH. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN
SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL CLOSER ROLE AND TIED
THE VOTE WAS 48 KNOWS NINE THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS MR
MAIENSCHEIN FILE OUT IN 42, A B
1700 CLINICAL READS. ASSEMBLE
1700 BY SUMMER MAIENSCHEIN AND
ACCORDING TO THEFT, MR
MAIENSCHEIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. MANY OF
US ARE FAMILIAR WITH ONLINE
RESALE PLATFORMS SUCH AS CRAIG
LIST OR FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE
WHILE THESE PLATFORMS ARE
LARGELY USED TO PURCHASE USED
GOODS, SOPHISTICATED RETAIL
OPERATIONS HAVE FOUND POTENTIAL
IN THESE SITES AS A BLACK MARKET
TO SELL STOLEN ITEMS. THIS BILL
WILL FURTHER REQUIRE TECH
PLATFORMS THAT ALLOW FOR THE
MIND AND SELLING OF USED GOODS
TO PROMINENTLY DISPLAY A LINK TO
A REPORTING LOCATION ON THEIR
WEBSITES AND MOBILE
APPLICATIONS. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS MAIENSCHEIN, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION ON THE ITEM CLUB IN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE
ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WELL, CLOSER
, ROLLING TIDE, BUT I 60 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS
HAS FILED ADAM 43 A B 1714.
COOPER CLARKE WILL BE. SOME OF
THOSE 17 14 BY SUMMER COOPER
INACCURATE TO STATE EMPLOYEES,
MR COOPER UH, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
. IT'S A GOOD BILL. RESPECTFULLY
AS WE ARRIVE VOTE THANK YOU, MR
COOPER, SEEING NO DISCUSSION.
CLARK CLUB IN THE ROLE ALL
MEMBERS DESIRABLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
KIRK WILL. CLOSER ROLE TELL YOU
ABOUT I 16 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES, SAYS 44. MAYBE 17 20
CLERK WILL READ. A SENSIBLE 17
20 BY SUMMER, HOLDEN AND
ACTUALLY TAKE CARE FACILITIES,
MR HOLDEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 17 20 PROHIBITS THE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FROM REQUIRING A PERSON TO SELF
DISCLOSE THEIR OWN CONVICTIONS
AND THEREFORE CREATING A CANDOR
TRAP. CURRENTLY DSS REGISTERS
HOME CARE AIDES AND ISSUES
LICENSES AND PERMITS FOR PEOPLE
WHO TO OPERATE OR PROVIDE DIRECT
CARE SERVICES AND ELDERLY OR
CHILDCARE FACILITIES. THE
DEPARTMENT REQUIRES ANY
APPLICANT WHO HAS EVER BEEN
CONVICTED OF ANY CRIME OTHER
THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION
TO OBTAIN A CRIMINAL RECORD
EXEMPTION BEFORE THEY CAN BEGIN
WORK IN A CARE FACILITY.
ACQUIRED AN EXEMPTION IS A LONG
, ARDUOUS PROCESS THAT TYPICALLY
RESULTS IN QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS
LOSING THEIR JOB OFFER OR GIVING
UP BEFORE THEY HAVE COMPLETED
THE PROCESS. THIS BILL WOULD A
STREAMLINED THE LICENSURE
PROCESS FOR THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN
CONVICTED OF A CRIME TO ENSURE
THAT AN UNRELATED PRIOR
CONVICTION DOES NOT PROHIBIT A
QUALIFIED REHABILITATED PERSON
FROM SECURING EMPLOYMENT. DSS IS
STILL MANDATED TO RUN A CRIMINAL
BACKGROUND CHECK ON EACH
APPLICANT THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. AND THIS
BILL DOES NOT MAKE MAJOR CHANGES
TO THE PROCEDURE FOR LICENSING
FOSTER FAMILY HOMES. OR RESOURCE
FAMILY HOMES OF A LICENSED
FOSTER FAMILY AGENCY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR IVAN
THANK YOU, MS HOLDEN AND SEE NO
DISCUSSION ON THE ATOM CLERK
CLUB IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS WHO DESIRED TO VOTE.
MR HOLDEN MOVES CALL. THIS IS
FILE ADAM 45 A B 17 31 BY MISS
DAVIES CLERK WILL READ. SAMUEL
17 31 BY SOME MEMBER DAVIES AND
OTHERS. NECK RING TO POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION, MISS DAVIES
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. I ASKED
FOR DYING VOTE. THINK MISS
DAVIES. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THIS PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLL
AND TIE THEM OUT AS 59. NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FILE ADAM 46 A B 17 38 BY MS
BOERNER HORVATH COCOA READ.
ASSEMBLE 17 38 BY SUMMER BURNER
HOWARD AND NOT GOING TO BUILDING
STANDARDS BOERNER HORVATH. MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS 80 17 38
WOULD REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AND THE
BUILDING STANDARDS COMMISSION TO
CONSIDER THE ADOPTION AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY
BUILDING STANDARDS. FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTRIC
VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS FOR
CERTAIN EXISTING RESIDENTIAL
DWELLINGS DURING RETROFITS OF
EXISTING PARKING FACILITIES.
UPDATES TO THE CALGARY IN CODE
ADOPTED IN DECEMBER, 2021
REQUIRED THAT WHEN ADDITIONS OR
ALTERATIONS ARE MADE TO PARKING
FACILITIES. AN EXISTING MULTI
FAMILY BUILDINGS, AT LEAST 10%
OF THE PARKING SPACES MUST BE
UPGRADED TO TV CAPABLE,
FURTHERMORE, WHEN ADDITIONS OR
ALTERATIONS ARE MADE TO EXISTING
MULTI FAMILY DWELLINGS, HOTELS
AND MOTELS AT LEAST 25% SPACES
MUST BE EASY READY, MEANING THAT
THE PARKING SPACE HAVE BOTH
RACEWAY AND LOW POWER LEVEL TO
ELECTRICAL OUTLETS. WHILE THE
BUILDING STANDARD COMMISSION
ADOPTED E V CAPABLE AND EVERY
READY REQUIREMENTS FOR EXISTING
BUILDINGS IT DID NOT INCLUDE
EVIE INSTALLED REQUIREMENTS,
WHICH REQUIRE ALL THE
INFRASTRUCTURE PLUS THE ACTUAL
CHARGING STATION ITSELF. IF YOU
THINK ABOUT IT MEMBERS. THIS IS
LIKE PUTTING IN PLUMBING FOR A
TOILET, BUT NOT THE TOILET
ITSELF, WHICH DOESN'T HELP YOU
WHEN YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE
BATHROOM. A B 17 38 WOULD
REQUIRE REGULATIONS TO BE
CONSIDERED ADOPTED TO FILL THIS
GAP. AN ANALYSIS BY THE
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION
FOUND THAT LOW INCOME
COMMUNITIES HAVE FEWER EVIE
CHARGING STATIONS PER CAPITA OF
THE MIDDLE AND HIGH INCOME
COMMUNITIES AND RELIABLE ACCESS
TO CHARGING STATIONS,
PARTICULARLY CHALLENGING FOR
RENTERS AND THOSE LIVING IN
MULTI UNIT DWELLINGS. A B 17 38
WILL PROVIDE GREATER, MORE
RELIABLE ACCESS TO CHARGING
INFRASTRUCTURE TO LOW AND
MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES AND
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR,
SPECIFICALLY THOSE LIVING IN
MULTI FAMILY BUILDINGS, WHICH
WILL MAKE ELECTRICAL AND ZERO
ELECTRIC AND ZERO EMISSION
VEHICLE OWNERSHIP. MORE FEASIBLE
. I KNOW THERE'S OPPOSITION AND
I'M COMMITTED TO CONTINUING TO
WORK WITH OUR OPPOSITION AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BOERNER HORVATH, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM. CLEAR CLUB IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DECIDED TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE
DEVELOPED.
BECAUSE THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TIDE ABOUT AS 41. 18 THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS I AM PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL ON MR HOLDEN'S A B 17
20, THE CLERK WILL POST. ALL
MEMBERS PHOTO WHICH DEVELOP. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE ROLL TIDE. THE
VOTER IS 41 KNOWS 12. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS IN FILE
ORDER FILE AT HIM. 47 80 17 46
BY MR MEDINA CLARK WILL BE SIMON
WILL 17 46 BY SOME MEMBER INDIAN
AND OTHERS BLACKMAILING STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID. MR MEDINA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
AM PLEASED TO PRESENT THE CAL
GRANT REFORMAT. A B 17 46
MODERNIZES, STREAMLINES AND
EXPANDS ACCESS TO THE LARGEST
STATE FINANCIAL SYSTEM. CAL
GRANT THIS IS A POLICY THAT
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTHY AND
SENATOR LABOR AND I HAVE
CHAMPIONED THROUGH BOTH THE
BUDGET AND LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS, AND I
AM PROUD TO BRING THE FINAL
PRODUCT. BEFORE. ALL OF US
TODAY. WE HAD UNANIMOUS
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT IN THIS HOUSE
LAST YEAR. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. MR MCCARTHY.
YES THANK YOU. I KNOW WE'RE
SUPPOSED TO BE BRIEFED TODAY,
BUT THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT BILLS THAT YOU COULD
VOTE ON A DAY TO HELP YOUR
CONSTITUENTS EXPAND ACCESS TO
HIGHER EDUCATION, COLLEGE
AFFORDABILITY. AND OUR ECONOMY.
WE HAVE THIS AMAZING CAL GRANT
PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA, BUT
SOMETIMES YOU NEED A PHD TO
FIGURE OUT WHICH CALDERON AUNT,
YOU'RE ELIGIBLE FOR. THIS WILL
LOWER THE BARRIERS AND EXPAND
COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY BY OVER
100,000 CALIFORNIANS TO GET
ACCOUNT GRANT AND PUT US ON A
PATH TO HAVING DEBT FREE COLLEGE
IN CALIFORNIA. THIS IS A
REALISTIC GOAL AND A PLAN AND
PROUD TO BE PARTNERED WITH MR
MEDINA ON THIS AND YOU WILL SEE
ACTION THIS IN THE BUDGET THE
COMING WEEKS AS WELL. THANK YOU
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MCCARTY. SEE NO FURTHER
DISCUSSION CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WELL, CLOSER ROLL TIDE ABOUT I
61 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES
AND THIS IS FOUND OUT IN 48 A B
17 51 BY MR DALEY CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 17 51 BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER DAILY AND ACTIVATING TO
WORKERS' COMPENSATION. MR DALY,
THIS IS A WORKER'S COMPENSATION
BILL. IT'S SIMPLY EXTENDS THE
JANUARY 1ST 2023 SUNSET DATE FOR
THE CURRENT COVID 19 RELATED
WORKERS COMPENSATION
PRESUMPTIONS. FOR TWO ADDITIONAL
YEARS. SIMPLY EXTENDS THE
SUNSET. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THINK, MISS DALY
SAYING NO DISCUSSION. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. ICE 44 NO. SIX
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. WE ARE. PLANNING FOR
LUNCH BREAK BETWEEN 12 30. IN 1
15. YOU MAY LEAVE. THE CAPITOL
BUILDING. BUT YOU MUST RETURN
PROMPTLY AT 1 15. WE HAVE LOTS
OF BUSINESS BEFORE US THIS
AFTERNOON, SO THIS IS JUST A 15
MINUTE WARNING. WE STILL HAVE
ITEMS TO TAKE UP BEFORE OUR
LUNCH BREAK. WE ARE MOVING TO
TAKE A FILE OUT OF 50. A B 17 97
BY DR WEBBER. AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 97 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEQUILA, WEBER
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO
IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY. DR
WEBBER. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR
SPEAKER. I'M HERE TO PRESENT A B
17 97 A MODEST BILL TO IMPROVE
CALIFORNIA'S EXISTING
IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY. THE
CALIFORNIA IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY
CAME INTO EXISTENCE FOR OVER 20
YEARS AND WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE
LATE NINETIES. EXISTING LAW
ASSURES STRICT CONFIDENTIALITY
AND REQUIRES THAT THE PATIENT,
PARENT OR GUARDIAN, BE INFORMED
OF THEIR IMMUNIZATION
INFORMATION. THE PATIENT, PARENT
OR GUARDIAN MAY REFUSE TO ALLOW
THIS RECORD SHARING. THIS BILL
UPDATES ALREADY EXISTING
IMMUNIZATION REGISTRY AND DOES
NOT VIOLATE ANY HIPAA LAWS, NOR
DOES IT REMOVE THE PATIENT OR
PARENTS RIGHT TO DECLINE, HAVING
THEIR INFORMATION LOCKED FROM
BEING ACCESSED FROM ANY OTHER
USER, BESIDES THEIR OWN
POSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
DR WEBBER SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL CLOSED THE ROLE TIE
THAT IS 42. NO 16. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FAR ADAM 51. A B
18 OR NINE BY MISS AGUILAR CURRY
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
18 OH, NINE BY SALIMA
AGUIAR-CURRY AND OTHERS INTO
NURSING FACILITIES. CURRY GOOD
MORNING, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS,
SOME NURSING HOMES IN NIGHT IN
THE UNITED STATES, INCLUDING
CALIFORNIA RETUNE. OFTEN GIVE
ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS TO RESIDENTS
WITH DEMENTIA TO CONTROL THEIR
BEHAVIOR, DESPITE RULES AGAINST
THE MISUSE OF SUCH DRUGS AS
CHEMICAL RESTRAINTS. THE FDA HAS
NEVER APPROVED ANTI PSYCHOTIC
DRUGS AS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE FOR
TREATMENT OF DEMENTIA SYMPTOMS.
IN FACT, THE FDA REQUIRES
MANUFACTURERS TO LABEL THEM WITH
THE STRONGEST BLACK BOX WARNING
WITHOUT THE RISK. ABOUT THE RISK
THEY POSE TO PEOPLE WITH
DEMENTIA. A B 18 OH, NINE
REQUIRES WRITTEN CONSENT FROM
THE NURSING HOME RESIDENT OR THE
REPRESENTATIVES BEFORE THESE
DRUGS CAN BE ADMINISTERED,
ADMINISTERED. THIS CONSENT MUST
BE RENEWED EVERY SIX MONTHS. THE
STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH IS REQUIRED TO EVALUATE
NURSING FACILITY COMPLIANCE
DURING STATE LICENSING EXPERT
INSPECTIONS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MRS
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEN NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE. TURK. WELL,
CLOSE. THE ROLL TIDE OF OAT HAS
46 NOS. ZERO. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FALLOUT OF 52. A
B 18 16 CLERK WILL READ. SOME
AGO 18 16 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BRIAN AND OTHERS. CLOTHING
HOUSING, MR BRIAN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 18 16. CDCR
ESTIMATES THAT ONE IN FIVE
PEOPLE LEAVING INCARCERATION
WILL BECOME IMMEDIATELY AND
HOUSED OVER TIME. THAT NUMBER
ONLY GROWS AND IT COSTS US. WE
SPEND NEARLY $40,000 PER YEAR
PER PERSON TRYING TO UPLIFT
PEOPLE. WE'RE CHRONICALLY ON
HOUSED, IN CONTRAST, PROVIDING
PERMANENT HOUSING AND WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS FOR
FORMERLY INCARCERATED
INDIVIDUALS ONLY COSTS $20,000
PER YEAR PER PERSON. OUR CRISIS
IS INTERSECTIONAL. FOR EVERY
HANDFUL OF PEOPLE. WE GET OFF
THE STREETS. ANOTHER HANDFUL
FALL INTO THE STREETS WITH THIS
BILL DOES PROPOSES A FIVE YEAR
PILOT. AIMED AT INCREASING
OPPORTUNITY, ALLEVIATING
HOMELESSNESS. AND GROWING OUR
LABOR FORCE BY COUPLING
PERMANENT HOUSING SOLUTIONS WITH
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
FOR MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY,
WHO HAD THE HIGHEST RISK OF
BECOMING UNHAPPY USED. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRYANT. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM CLERK OVER THE ROLE
MEMBERS. THE DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS HAD TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS HIGHER TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TIE THAT ISIS 49 NOS 14 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FOLLOWED. UM 53 A B 18 51 FOR
COREY. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 51 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT RIVAS
AND ACCURATE INTO PUBLIC WORKS,
MR REEVES AND THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. IT'S LEGISLATION
ASSEMBLY BILL 1851 SEEKS TO
ENSURE THAT ON HAUL TRUCK
DRIVERS WILL BRING MATERIALS TO
A PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT SITE FOR
PAVING, GRADING AND FILL THAT
THEY'RE PAID SOME PREVAILING
WAGE, WHICH IS ALREADY THE CASE
FOR OFF HAUL TRUCKING WORK.
EXISTING LAW REQUIRES THAT ALL
WORKERS ON A PUBLIC WORKS
PROJECT BE PAID PREVAILING WAGE.
SO THIS LEGISLATION SIMPLY
CLARIFIES THAT A PUBLIC WORKS
PROJECT, WHICH INCLUDES THE
TRUCKING OF MATERIALS FOR PAVING
GRADIENT FILL BOTH TO AND FROM
THE PROJECT SIDE FOR PURPOSES OF
THE PREVAILING WAGE REQUIREMENT
THAT THERE'S THAT PARODY
RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU
, MR RIVAS, SEEING NO DISCUSSION
ON THE ATOM CLUB IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DECIDED TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE CLERK WELL,
CLOSER ROLE TOO HIGH. THE VOTE
EYES 46 NOS 11. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FILE OUT OF 54 A
B 18 56. BYE MR MEDINA. CLERICAL
READ SOMERVILLE, 18 56 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MEDINA ACT
LEADING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES,
MR MEDINA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS MAYBE 18 56. WILL
INCREASE THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF
INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS THAT ARE
PART TIME CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE FACULTY MEMBER MAY TEACH
AT ANYONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BY PARTICIPANT UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
AND COMMITTEES AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MEDINA.
SEEING NO MEMBER SEEKING
RECOGNITION CLUB IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WELL, CLOSE YOUR OLD TIE THE
VOTE. I 62 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES FILE OUT OF 55 IS A B 18
59 CLERK. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 59 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LEVIN AND
NICKELODEON TO MENTAL HEALTH, MR
LEVINE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
SPEAKER, AND THANK YOU MEMBERS.
A B 18 59 WOULD REQUIRE A HEALTH
SERVICE PLAN TO APPROVE AND
SCHEDULE AN INITIAL OUTPATIENT
APPOINTMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES WITHIN 48 HOURS OF A
PERSON'S RELEASE. FROM A 72 HOUR
INVOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZATION.
THESE HOLDS MEMBERS ARE FOR
INDIVIDUALS WHO DUE TO MENTAL
ILLNESS POSE A DANGER TO
THEMSELVES OR OTHERS AND ARE
OTHERWISE UNABLE TO PROVIDE FOR
THEIR OWN BASIC NEEDS. SO AFTER
A 72 HOUR INVOLUNTARY
HOSPITALIZATION, THE PROCESS OF
OBTAINING FOLLOW UP CARE ON A
VOLUNTARY BASIS CAN BE
COMPLICATED FOR THE DISCHARGED
PATIENT WHO'S OFTEN ILL EQUIPPED
TO DO THIS FOR THEMSELVES. A B
18 59 IMPROVES MENTAL HEALTH
OUTCOMES AND ENSURES TIMELY
ACCESS TO CARE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
LEVINE. SEEN NO DISCUSSION ON
THE ITEM. CLAIRE CLUB IN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FIGHTER DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE
TIE, BUT I 46 KNOWS 10. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FOUND
OUT OF 56. A B 18 78 BY DOCTOR
WOULD FOR WHOEVER ASSEMBLY.
SOMEBODY BROUGHT 1878 BY
ASSEMBLY RIVERWOOD NATURALLY
INTO THE CALIFORNIA HEALTH
BENEFIT EXCHANGE. DOCTOR WOULD
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS.
MAYBE 18 78 ADDRESSES HEALTH
CARE AFFORDABILITY BY PROVIDING
FINANCIAL HELP TO CONSUMERS
PURCHASING HEALTH COVERAGE
THROUGH COVERED CALIFORNIA. IT
ALLOWS COVERED CALIFORNIA TO
OFFER PRODUCTS WITH LOWER OUT OF
POCKET COSTS. SPECIFICALLY ZERO
DEDUCTIBLES AND LOWER COST
SHARING. THESE PRODUCTS WILL BE
AVAILABLE TO CONSUMERS EARNING
OVER 400% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY
LEVEL. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLARK CLUB IN THE ROLE
MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS, WHETHER DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE
TIE, BUT I 47 NOS. FIVE THAT
MEASURE PASSES. FALL OUT OF 57
IS A B 18 80 BY DR REMI LECLERC
CORRIDA. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 80 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA AND
OTHERS INOCULATING TO HEALTH
COVERAGE. DR ARAMBULA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 18
80 WHICH WILL MONITOR THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF A B 3 47 AND
ENSURE PATIENTS WHO ARE DENIED
COVERAGE OF CRITICAL MEDICATION.
CAN HAVE THEIR APPEALS REVIEWED
BY A PHYSICIAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
THEIR CONDITION. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SIR. SENIOR DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLICK ON THE ROCK. THIS
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS WHO DESIRED TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I WAS 49 NOS.
SEVEN THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS
IS FILED OUT OF 58 A B 18 83 BY
MS QUIRK-SILVA CLARK. ASSEMBLY
BILL 18 83 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
QUIRK-SILVA ANAK LIVING TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENT QUIRK-SILVA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER TODAY AND%
PRESENTING A B 18 83 PUBLIC
RESTROOMS. THIS BILL REQUIRES
CITIES, CHARTER CITIES COUNTIES
AND DEFINED SPECIAL DISTRICTS,
PARKS AND LIBRARIES TO REPORT TO
THE DEPARTMENT. OF HEALTH AND
INVENTORY OF THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC
GRASS ROOMS THAT ARE AVAILABLE
TO THE GENERAL POPULATION TO
EXCESS AND UTILIZE MEMBERS. THIS
SIMPLY ALLOWS THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
WHAT TYPE OF RESTROOMS THAT THEY
CAN USE. AS WE KNOW MANY OF OUR
BUSINESS HAVE PRIVATE ROOM
RESTROOMS USE ONLY MANY OF OUR
RESTROOMS THAT WE DO HAVE
AVAILABLE ARE LOCKED AND NOT
AVAILABLE. AND THIS IS SOMETHING
NOT ONLY FOR SENIORS, ELDERS BUT
ALSO OUR HOMELESS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS QUIRK-SILVA
SEEING NO DISCUSSION. WERE
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE
DEVELOPED. CLERK WELL, OPPOSED
TO ROLL TIDE ABOUT ICE. 50 KNOWS
10. THAT MEASURE PASSES. IN FILE
ORDER. THIS IS FILE ADAM 60.
MISS BRANTAS A B. 1912. AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
1912 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MIA
BANTA AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY
INTO EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS AND
DECLARING THE AGENCY OF
IMMEDIATELY RESPOND TO THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B
1912 CREATES A NEW PROCESS FOR
SCHOOLS AND FINANCIAL DISTRESS,
WHICH WHO NEED TO FOLLOW THAT
THEY WILL NEED TO FOLLOW AND
CONSIDERING SCHOOL CLOSURE AND
CONSOLIDATIONS. AS A FORMER
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER. I KNOW THAT
SCHOOL CLOSURES ARE NOT EASY
DECISIONS TO MAKE. THEY ARE
EMOTIONAL DECISIONS IMPACTING
COMMUNITY MEMBERS, TEACHERS,
STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. IF
NOT DONE TRANSPARENTLY WITH
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. THERE IS
MISTRUST IN THE PROCESS. THIS IS
EXACTLY WHAT MY CONSTITUENTS ARE
FEELING, WITH RECENT DECISIONS
MADE IN OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT, A B 1912 WILL REQUIRE
SCHOOLS IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS
DEFINED AS SCHOOLS THAT HAVE A
STATE LOAN. OR UNDER
RECEIVERSHIP TO CONDUCT AN
EQUITY IMPACT ANALYSIS TO GUIDE
THE IDENTIFICATION OF SCHOOLS TO
BE CLOSED OR CONSOLIDATED. THIS
BILL IS A DIRECT RESPONSE TO
WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN MY DISTRICT
AND WILL BE HAPPENING IN MANY
THAT ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL
DISTRESS AND WILL QUITE FRANKLY
IMPACT OTHER DISTRICTS WHO ARE
FACING THESE DIFFICULT DECISIONS
REGARDING SCHOOL CLOSURES. THIS
BILL HAS HAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION THAT I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS MONTANA,
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLERK ALONG WITH
THE ROLE OF DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS TAKES 54. ON THE
URGENCY. CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TELL YOU ABOUT I 65 NO.
ZERO ON THE URGENCY. I 65 NO.
ZERO ON THE MEASURE. THAT BILL
PASSES. THIS IS FILE ADAM 61
1917 BY MR LEVINE. LOCAL RATE.
SOME PEOPLE IN 1917 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LEVIN AND
ACTUALLY INTO PERSONAL
INFORMATION, MR LEVINE. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS, ABC, 1917 WOULD ENSURE
THAT PERSONAL INFORMATION
COLLECTED THROUGH COVID 19
CONTACT TRACING CANNOT BE USED
FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PURPOSES,
USING LAW ENFORCEMENT TO CONDUCT
CONTACT TRACING IS NOT ONLY AN
INAPPROPRIATE USE OF PUBLIC
RESOURCES, IT ERODES PUBLIC
TRUST IN OUR EFFORTS TO CONTROL
THIS AND FUTURE PANDEMICS.
THROUGH THE USE OF CONTACT
TRACING A B 1917 WILL INCREASE
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE
CONTACT, TRACING EFFORTS AND
ENSURE THAT CONTACT TRACING DATA
IS USED ONLY FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
PURPOSES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LEVINE,
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLARK WELL OVER THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS FIGHTERS ARE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE
TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DECIDED TO
VOTE?
CLERK WELL, CLOSE HER ROLE OF
TIE VOTE EYES 43 NOS 12. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
IT IS 12 30.
MEMBERS IT'S 12 30. WE ARE GOING
TO BREAK FOR 45 MINUTES, WE WILL
BE RETURNING. PROMPTLY AT 1 15.
YOU HAVE A 45 MINUTE LUNCH BREAK
, AND THEN WE WILL CONTINUE
TAKING UP ITEMS YOU ARE ALLOWED
TO LEAVE THE BUILDING. BUT
PLEASE RETURN PROMPTLY AT 1 15.
SO WE MAY CONTINUE THE BUSINESS
OF THE HOUSE.
MEMBERS IT'S 1 35. DO YOU KNOW
WHERE YOUR ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARE?
MEETING. MEMBERS. WILL CONTINUE
WITH. MEMBERS WILL CONTINUE WITH
BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE. FILE
ITEMS 63 A B 1930 ARAMBULA CLERK
WILL READ. A SYLLABLE 1930 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA,
INCLUDING TO MEDICAL MR
ARAMBULA. TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 1930 WHICH WILL
ENSURE THAT EVERY CALIFORNIAN
HAS A HEALTHY START IN LIFE BY
EXTENDING COVERAGE OF SERVICES
PROVIDED UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE
PERRY NEEDLE SERVICES PROGRAM TO
ONE YEAR POST PARTUM I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR ARAMBULA
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATE ON
THE MATTER, THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
GO BACK TO PEOPLE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 43 KNOWS FOR
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MR
ARAMBULA. WE WILL MOVE ON TO
FILE ITEM. 67. A B 1995.
ARAMBULA. CLERK CHLORINE
ASSEMBLY BILL 1995 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA AND
OTHERS INOCULATING TO MEDICAL DR
IMBULA TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A
B 1995 WHICH WILL ENSURE THAT
LOW INCOME CALIFORNIANS CAN
ACCESS HEALTH CARE SERVICES.
THAT THEY NEED TO STAY HEALTHY
AND TO THRIVE BY ELIMINATING
THEIR MONTHLY MEDICAL PREMIUMS
AND CO PAYMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. PURPLE CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 41 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEMS 68 A B 2003. MR
MIKE FONG CLERK WILL READ. A
SEMI BUILT 2003 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MIKE FONG AND
ACCORDING TO WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT GOOD AFTERNOON,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
ASSEMBLY BILL 2003 DIRECTS THE
CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
BOARD TO DEVELOP MODEL CAREER
PATHWAYS, WHICH WILL GUIDE
ESSENTIAL WORKERS IN ADVANCING
WITHIN THE PROFESSIONAL FIELDS.
THESE MODELS WE DRAFTED IN
COLLABORATION WITH STATE AND
LOCAL EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT
RELATED PARTNERS. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NEIGHBOR.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR FANG.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. ISAIAH
48 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
FILE ITEMS 69 A. B 2024 FRIEDMAN
BURGLARY. ASSEMBLY BILL 2024 BY
ISLAM REMEMBER FRIEDMAN AND
AQUILINA HEALTHCARE COVERAGE. MS
FRIEDMAN. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS IN
CALIFORNIA ALONE, ALMOST 32,000
. WOMEN WILL BE DIAGNOSED THIS
YEAR WITH BREAST CANCER. AND
UNFORTUNATELY ABOUT 4700 OF
THOSE WOMEN WILL DIE FROM THE
DISEASE. NOW WITH THE AFFORDABLE
CARE ACT IN PLACE. MILLIONS OF
WOMEN NOW HAVE ACCESS TO
PREVENTATIVE MAMMOGRAPHY, BUT
ABOUT 16% OF MAMMOGRAMS REQUIRE
MORE ADVANCED SCREENING. AND I
HESITATED WHETHER I WAS GOING TO
MENTION THIS, BUT I'M GOING TO
ANYWAY. A FEW DAYS AGO, I WENT
TO A DOCTOR VISITED, MY DOCTOR
SAW SOMETHING THAT HE FELT WAS A
LITTLE SUSPICIOUS AND AS A
BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR. HE SENT
ME RATHER THAN FOR MY REGULAR
YEARLY MAMMOGRAM. HE SENT ME FOR
AN MRI. NOW I'M LUCKY. I HAVE
INSURANCE THAT PAYS FOR THAT
PARTICULAR EXAM. BUT FOR MANY
WOMEN, THERE'S A GAP. THAT THEIR
INSURANCE WILL PAY FOR THE
MAMMOGRAM, BUT IT WON'T PAY FOR
ADVANCED SCREENING. NOW THAT M
R. I COULD BE BUILT AT SOMEWHERE
BETWEEN 3000 AND $6000. SO AT A
TIME WHEN MANY WOMEN ARE ALREADY
STRESSED BECAUSE OF A POTENTIAL
DIAGNOSIS WHERE THEY MAY NOT
WANT TO BE FACING. WHAT'S TO
COME NEXT. THE LAST THING WE
WANT IS WOMEN HAVING TO DECIDE
BETWEEN PAYING THEIR RENT OR
PUTTING FOOD ON THE TABLE AND
FINDING OUT WHETHER OR NOT THEY
HAVE BREAST CANCER. AND WE KNOW
THAT TREATING CANCER EARLY IS
MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE JUST TO BE
PURELY CRASS ABOUT IT THAN
TRYING TO CREATE, THEN TRIED TO
TREAT IT WHEN IT'S ADVANCED,
WHEN TREATMENT CAN BE EASILY IN
THE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. THIS
BILL WOULD REQUIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES TO HAVE CAPPED COPAYS
AND DEDUCTIBLES FOR LIFESAVING
ADVANCED IMAGING FOR BREAST
CANCER. AND WITH THAT, I WOULD
URGE AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. ISA 48 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WILL MOVE
ON TO FILE ITEMS 70 A B 2030 DR
ARAMBULA CLERK WILL READ.
SOMERVILLE 2030 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA,
INCLUDING TWO ELECTIONS. DR
ARAMBULA. TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT ON A B 2030, WHICH WILL
ESTABLISH THE COUNTY OF FRESNO
CITIZENS REDISTRICTING
COMMISSION TO DRAW DISTRICT
BOUNDARIES FOR THE FRESNO COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IVO.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR ARAMBULA.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES IS 44 NOS 18
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEMS 71 A B 2032.
EDUARDO GARCIA. BURGLARY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2032 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WATER, GARCIA
AND OTHERS IN ACTUALLY INTO
SUICIDE. MR GARCIA. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
THIS BILL WOULD ESTABLISH A TASK
FORCE TO SYSTEMATICALLY LOOK AT
THE SUICIDE RATES AMONG VETERANS
AND ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE
MILITARY. THE TASK FORCE WOULD
BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A PLAN.
BY 2024. AND FOCUS ON ANY AND
ALL POSSIBLE DETERRENCE THAT WE
MAY BE ABLE TO INSTITUTE IN OUR
POLICIES OR PROGRAMS RELATED TO
VETERANS, UM, TO MAKE IT A GOAL
THAT BY 2028 WEEK AND REDUCE
THOSE STATISTICS SIGNIFICANTLY.
I WANT TO THANK THE COMMITTEE
WHO WORKED ON THIS WITH OUR TEAM
AND OUR CHAIR OF THE VETERAN
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SEEING AND
HEARING MR MATHIS. YOU
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. MEMBERS. I CANNOT
STRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS
BILL AND MY GRATITUDE. AND
THANKFULNESS TO THE AUTHOR.
VETERANS SUICIDE. IT. IS ONE OF
THE HIGHEST CAUSES OF DEATH FOR
OUR VETERANS WERE NOT LOSING
GUYS IN COMBAT. WE'RE LOSING
THEM HERE AT HOME. BECAUSE OF
WHAT THEY'VE BEEN ABLE TO
SURVIVE. IS THE FIRST MILLENNIAL
COMBAT VETERAN WITH A PURPLE
HEART ELECTED TO STATE OFFICE. I
WILL TELL YOU I HAVE LOST MORE
FRIENDS. BATTLE BUDDIES.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ARMS.
TWO VETERANS SUICIDE. WHERE THIS
EVERY DAY 22 A DAY. 22 OF MY
FRIENDS A DAY. ARE LOSING THEIR
LIVES. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT
MEANINGFUL BILL. AND I ASK YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR MATHIS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK
WILL OPEN THERE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE'LL MOVE
ON NOW BACK TO IN THE FILE TO
ITEM 62 A B 1918. PETRIE-NORRIS
CHLORINE. ASSEMBLY BILL 1918 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
HEALTH CARE EDUCATION.
PETRIE-NORRIS THANK YOU, MADAME
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 1918 WHICH WILL
CREATE THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
SERVICE CORPS HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. THE SERVICE CORPS
WILL RECRUIT AND TRAIN A DIVERSE
HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE TO MEET THE
NEEDS OF CALIFORNIA'S
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. UH THIS
IS A LEGISLATIVE WOMEN'S CAUCUS
PRIORITY BILL AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
PETRIE-NORRIS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE HOODS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 45 NO 17
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE'LL MOVE
BACK TO ITEM NUMBER 61. A B 1917
LEVINE. THAT'S BEEN DISTURBED
PLANTS WITH ALREADY. WE WILL
MOVE ON TO ITEM 72. A B 2034.
O'DONNELL PRESENTED BY WOOD.
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
2034 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
O'DONNELL AND OTHERS INACTIVITY
TO MEDICAL DOCTOR WOULD. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT 2034 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY MANNER A
MEMBER O'DONNELL TO INCREASE
ACCESS TO SCHOOL BASED HEALTH
AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. WE
ALL KNOW HOW CRITICAL THE
SERVICES ARE FOR STUDENTS,
PARTICULARLY AS THEY RETURN TO
SCHOOL SUFFERING FROM THE MANY
IMPACTS OF COVID. THE L E EIGHT
BILLION PROGRAM ALLOWS SCHOOLS
TO BE REIMBURSED FROM MEDICALLY
NECESSARY SERVICES PROVIDED TO
ANY MEDICAL ELIGIBLE PUPIL BY
SCHOOL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS FOR
TOO LONG. THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH CARE SERVICES AUDIT. THIS
HAS BEEN A BARRIER TO INCREASING
ACCESS TO THE SCHOOL BASED
SERVICES SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN
FRUSTRATED THE HEAVY
ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN AND
PUNITIVE AUDIT IT AUDIT FINDINGS
FOR THE L. A. L E. A BILLION
PROGRAM. MANY DISTRICTS HAVE
FACED SIGNIFICANT DIS ALLOWANCES
REQUIRING THEM TO RETURN MONEY
TO THE STATE, WHICH TAKES
FUNDING AWAY FROM THE CLASSROOM
AND OTHER SERVICES FOR STUDENTS
. AS A RESULT, STUDENTS ARE
DROPPING OUT OF THE PROGRAM
ENTIRELY OR NOT BILLING FOR ALL
OF THE SERVICES. THEY ARE
ELIGIBLE FOR REIMBURSEMENT.
CURRENTLY ONLY 595, LOCAL
EDUCATION AGENCIES OR
APPROXIMATELY ONE HALF OF THE
ELIA'S IN CALIFORNIA PARTICIPATE
IN THE PROGRAM. MAYBE 2034
REQUIRES REFORMS TO THE AUDITING
PROCESS. AND ENCOURAGE MORE
SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
BUILDING PROGRAM. BRINGING MORE
FEDERAL MONEY TO THE TABLE AND
ULTIMATELY INCREASE THE
AVAILABLE AVAILABILITY OF
CRITICALLY NEEDED HEALTH AND
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ON OUR
SCHOOL CAMPUSES. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
DOCTOR WOULD SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. IT
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. I 67 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON OR
BACK TO FILE ITEM 64. A B 1949.
LOW CLICK WORRIED. ASSEMBLY BILL
1949 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOW AN
ACCOLADE INTO EMPLOYMENT. MR
LAWYER RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MADAM SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. THIS IS TO ENSURE
THAT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
PROVIDES UNPAID BEREAVEMENT
LEAVE SO THAT INDIVIDUALS AND
FAMILIES CAN MOURN ACCORDINGLY.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR OUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LOWE. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. ISAIAH 45 NOS.
NINE THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WE WILL MOVE ON NOW TO FILE
ITEMS 65 A B 1957. WILSON. CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1957 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON AND
ACTUALLY INTO DEVELOPMENTAL
SERVICES. REMEMBER, WILSON, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR THE
OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL 1957 HERE TODAY, A B 1957
WILL CREATE A WORKING GROUP TO
DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS AIMED AT
REDUCING RACIAL AND ETHNIC
DISPARITIES WITHIN DEVELOPMENTAL
SYSTEM. THE BILL ALSO REQUIRES
THE DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL
SERVICES TO IMPLEMENT THOSE
RECOMMENDATIONS. RESEARCH HAS
DEMONSTRATED THAT BLACK AND
LATINO ADULTS LIVING WITH
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES HAVE
WORSE OUTCOMES WHEN COMPARED TO
WHITE ADULTS LIVING WITH THOSE
SAME DISABILITIES. IT IS MY HOPE
THAT THIS BILL WILL CREATE A NEW
WILL CREATE NEW AND INNOVATIVE
STRATEGIES TO BEST SERVE
CALIFORNIANS LIVING WITH
DISABILITIES. THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS NO KNOWN
OPPOSITION. THANK YOU. X I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED AS THE OLDER
SIBLING OF TWO SPECIAL NEEDS
LITTLE BROTHERS. I JUST WANT TO%
THANK THE AUTHOR FOR HER COURAGE
AND LEADERSHIP ON THIS BILL, AND
RESPECTFULLY ALSO ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON. WOULD
YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? TO SAY THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU OPEN THE
ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY THE
VOTES. I 62 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEMS 73 A B 2045 JOHN
SAWYER CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2045 BY ROBERT JONES SAWYER
INACCURATE INTO CLASSIFIED
EMPLOYEES, MR JONES, SAWYER.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER ARISE
TO PRESENT A B 2045, WHICH HAS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT AND
NO REGISTERED OPPOSITION. A B
2045 6 TO PROVIDE LOCAL
EDUCATION AGENCIES AND OPTIMAL
ALTERNATIVE HIRING TOOL TO
ADDRESS CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES.
STAFF SHORTAGES SPECIFICALLY,
THIS BILL WILL ALLOW L E A S TO
OPT INTO ABANDONED SYSTEM THAT
WOULD INSTEAD GROUP. CANDIDATES
BY 6% INTERVALS INCREASED THE
NUMBER THAT CAN BE CONSIDERED
FOR HIRING. IF ENACTED, THIS
BILL WILL HELP COMBAT THE LACK
OF ADEQUATE REPRESENTATION
HELPED ALLEVIATE STAFF SHORTAGES
THAT ARE IMPACTING OUR
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND TAKE
ANOTHER STEP TO TOWARDS TRUE
EQUITY AND LIAISE AND COMMUNITY
COLLEGES ACROSS OUR STATE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATES WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 64
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 74 A B
2057 CARILLO. CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2057 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO
INOCULATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
MS CARILLO. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS 82 5 TO 057
WOULD INCREASE TRANSPARENCY OF
DATA IN THE PORTS RAGE INDUSTRY.
CALIFORNIA IS HOME TO SOME OF
THE LARGEST AND BUSIEST PORTS IN
THE NATION. YET THERE IS NO
CENTRAL ENTITY TRACKING DATA ON
THE NUMBER OF TRUCKS DISPATCHED
BY EACH COMPANY. THE TYPES OF
VEHICLES USED JOB QUALITY
EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND OTHER DATA
POINTS. A B 2057 GIVES LAWMAKERS
INFORMATION. TO QUICKLY ADDRESS
SUPPLYING CHAIN BOTTLENECKS AND
TO ENSURE THE SMOOTH FLOW OF
GOODS THROUGH OUR PORTS TO
WAREHOUSES AND ACROSS THE
COUNTRY TO STORES, FACTORIES AND
HOMES AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
CARILLO. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 41 KNOWS
18 THAT MEASURE PASSES. FILE
ITEMS 75 A B 2058 0 DONNELL
PRESENTED BY QUIRK-SILVA
CORINNE. ASSEMBLY BILL 2058 BY
SOME IMMIGRANT O'DONNELL AND
OTHERS INACTIVE INTO CAREER
TECHNICAL EDUCATION, DECLARING
THE AGENCY THEY ARE UP TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. QUIRK-SILVA
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I'M
PLEASED TO PRESENT TODAY A B
2054 8 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S O'DONNELL. THIS
BILL STREAMS DON'T LINES K 12
CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMS BY CONSOLIDATING TWO
KEY PROGRAMS INTO SINGLE PROGRAM
FUNDED AT $450 MILLION PER YEAR.
THE CONSOLIDATED PROGRAM WOULD
BE MANAGED AT THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WITH THE
NETWORK OF REGIONAL SUPPORT
THROUGH COUNTY OFFICERS OF
EDUCATION TO SUPPORT HIGH
QUALITY LOW LOCAL CTE COURSES
AND PATHWAYS. A B 2058 ALSO
INCORPORATES THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL TO MAKE A ONE TIME
INVESTMENT IN ESTABLISHING THE
GOLDEN STATE PATHWAYS. SETI
PROGRAM FOR PATHWAYS AND
PRIORITY EDUCATION OF HEALTH
CARE STEM FIELDS. AND CLIMATE.
RESIST RESILIENCE. THIS BILL
INCLUDES AN URGENCY CLAUSE TO
ENSURE THE TIMELY TRANSITION OF
FUNDING FROM THE K 12 STRONG
WORKFORCE PROGRAM TO C D, E AND
TIME FOR THIS COMING SCHOOL
YEAR. BILL ENJOYS SUPPORT FROM
EDUCATORS, STUDENTS, PARENTS, AS
WELL AS REPRESENTATIVES OF BOTH
BUSINESS AND LABOR GROUPS. I
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE ON A B 2058.
THANK YOU, MISS QUIRK-SILVA.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBERS THIS IS A 54 COUNT
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 66
NOS. ZERO. ON THE URGENCY. I 66
NO. ZERO ON THE MEASURE. MOVING
ON TO FILE ITEM 78 A B 2089
BARICAN IRCLE READER. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2089 BY SOME MEMBER OF
BAUER-KAHAN AND OTHERS
INOCULATING PRIVACY. THIS
BARRICADE KH. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I'M PROUD
TO RISE TO PRESENT A B 2089,
WHICH PROTECTS MENTAL HEALTH
INFORMATION. I WANT YOU TO THINK
ABOUT THE INFORMATION THAT YOU
WOULD GIVE IF ASKED THIS
QUESTION, WHICH MENTAL HEALTH
CONDITION AND MEMBERS OF YOUR
FAMILY HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH.
IF YOU ANSWER THIS QUESTION IN A
DOCTOR'S OFFICE, THE INFORMATION
COLLECTED WOULD BE WOULD BE
PROTECTED BY HIPAA. BUT IF YOU
GIVE THIS INFORMATION TO A
PROVIDER THROUGH AN APP THE
SERVICE COULD AND DOES LEGALLY
SELL THIS INFORMATION OR USE IT
FOR ADVERTISING. THIS PRACTICE
WAS ACTUALLY BROUGHT TO MY
ATTENTION BY A VIRAL TIKTOK
VIDEO COUNCILOR GEOFF GUNTHER
MADE A REVEALING SERIES EXPOSING
THE PREDATORY PRACTICES THAT
APPS USE WHEN THEY PROMISE
MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND HARVEST
USER DATA IN THESE APPS USERS
BELIEVE THEY'RE IN A MEDICAL
SETTING, SO THEY ASSUME THERE
ARE REASONABLE DATA PROTECTIONS
. HOWEVER THIS DATA IS ROUTINELY
SOLD AND SHARED WIDELY. A STUDY
OF THE 36 MOST POPULAR APPS FOR
DEPRESSION AND SMOKING, FOUND
THAT 29 TRANSMITTED DATA TO
SERVICES PROVIDED BY FACEBOOK OR
GOOGLE. THIS IS A MARKET OF OVER
20,000 APPS, EXPLOITING A
LOOPHOLE TO CAPITALIZE OFF OF A
MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS. THIS BILL
SIMPLY TAKES USERS MEDICALLY
SENSITIVE INFORMATION AND TREATS
IT AS SUCH BY PROTECTING IT.
UNDER CMA AND HIPPA. PEOPLE
SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE
OF THEIR PRIVACY TO ACCESS
MENTAL HEALTH CARE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECT THE ASK
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. MR
BARROW CAN. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CUNNINGHAM. YOU RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER JUST
BRIEFLY ARRIVES IN SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL. IT'S IMPORTANT TO SET
THE PRINCIPAL FORWARD AND LAY
DOWN THE LAW. THAT YOU SHOULD
NOT HAVE YOUR MEDICAL
INFORMATION WHICH IS PROTECTED
UNDER LAW. COMPROMISED BY APPS,
AND THAT'S WHAT THIS BILL DOES.
IT'S SIMPLE, IT'S CLEAN, AND
IT'S IMPORTANT FOR ALL OF OUR
CONSTITUENTS. I RESPECTFULLY
URGE AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CUNNINGHAM. SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. PURPLE CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 52
NOS. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. WE WILL. MOVE ON TO
ITEM 79 A B 21 31 MULLEN THE
CLERK GLORIED. ITEM NUMBER 79 80
21 31 CLERK WILL READ PEOPLE 21
31 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MULLEN
AND ACTUALLY IN THE CARE
FACILITIES. MR MALONEY
RECOGNIZED THINK. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
PRESENTING A B 21. 31 IN 2018 IN
AN EFFORT TO STREAMLINE CHILD
CARE LICENSING FOR OPERATORS AND
FAMILIES THAT CARRIED A B 605,
WHICH IS SET TO CREATE A SINGLE
CHILD CARE LICENSE. BY JANUARY.
1ST 2024, HOWEVER, LANGUAGE AND
CODE REFERRED TO AS THE TODDLER
OPTION WAS INTENTIONALLY LEFT TO
BRIDGE THE EXISTING LICENSES
WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A
SINGLE LICENSE. THAT LANGUAGE IS
NOW OBSOLETE AND LOOMS AS A
HINDRANCE TO PROGRESS. MAYBE 21
31 REMOVES THAT BARRIER LANGUAGE
AND ALLOWS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO IMPLEMENT
THE SINGLE LICENSE VIA ALL
COUNTY LETTER. THE MEASURE HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. ASKED FOR MY
VOTE THANK YOU, MR MULLEN,
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLYING THE VOTES. I 62 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. WE WILL CONTINUE ON
WITH MR MULLEN MOVING TO ITEM
NUMBER 95 A B 26 22 INQUIRY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 22 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MULLER AND
ACTING INTO TAXATION TO TAKE
pMULLEN. THANK YOU AGAIN, MADAM
SPEAKER, I'D BE 26 22 SIMPLY
EXTENDED EXISTING PARTIAL SALES
TAX EXEMPTION. I AUTHORED IN
2019 FOR OUR PUBLIC TRANSIT
AGENCIES TO PURCHASE ZERO
EMISSION BUSSES. MAYBE 26 22 IS
BEING PURSUED THIS YEAR SO THAT
TRANSIT AGENCIES HAVE CLARITY ON
THE SALES AND USE TAXES THAT
WOULD APPLY TO ZEB PURCHASES
BEGINNING IN 2024. AS THEY BEGIN
THEIR PROCUREMENT PROCESSES.
THIS PROCUREMENT PROCESS. IT'S
OFTEN LENGTHY AND, UH, IS AROUND
18 TO 24 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE
ISSUANCE OF A PURCHASE ORDER.
THE MEASURE HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
ASPIRIN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MULLEN, SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATES. CLERK WILL OPEN
THEIR EYES. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. 55 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON. BEGIN
WITH MR MULLEN TO FILE ITEM 1
71. A B 2362. FOR CHLORINE.
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 60 TO BUY US
SOMETHING BARBARA MULLEN AND
OTHERS AN ACCOLADE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, MR MULLEN. THANK YOU
AGAIN, MADAM SPEAKER. MAYBE 23
62 SEEKS TO CREATE A MORE
EFFICIENT PERMITTING PROCESS FOR
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION PROJECTS
. CALIFORNIA'S ECOSYSTEMS ARE
VITALS WHO OUR ABILITY TO
WITHSTAND AND RECOVER FROM
EXTREME CLIMATE EVENTS. AND THE
STATE IS ADOPTED AMBITIOUS
CONSERVATION GOALS TO THIS END,
THIS BILL WOULD ACCELERATE THE
SCOPE AND PACE OF ECOLOGICAL
RESTORATION, ENABLING THE STATE
TO MEET OUR CLIMATE AND
CONSERVATION GOALS MORE
EFFICIENTLY. AND ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MULLEN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES IS 58
NOS. ZERO. MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 80. A B 21 34. DR WEBBER.
REQUIERAN. ASSEMBLY BILL 21 34
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AKILA WEBER
AND OTHERS INACCURATE INTO
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND MAKING
AN APPROPRIATION THEREFORE, DR
WEBBER. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
. I RISE TO PRESENT A B 21 34,
CALIFORNIA ABORTION AND
REPRODUCTIVE EQUITY ACT, A BILL
TO ENSURE ABORTION AND
CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES ARE
AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE TO ALL
PATIENTS. AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL
SUPPORT FOR SAFETY. NET
PROVIDERS OF THESE SERVICES.
CALIFORNIA HAS LONG BEEN A
LEADER AND PROTECTING AN
INDIVIDUAL'S RIGHT TO ACCESS
ABORTION. AND WHILE THESE
EFFORTS HAVE HELPED MAINTAIN
THIS RIGHT FOR DECADES, THERE
ARE STILL NUMEROUS REMAINING
BARRIERS TO ACCESSING CARE,
INCLUDING COST. A B 21 34
ESTABLISHES THE CALIFORNIA
REPRODUCTIVE EQUITY PROGRAM
WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
CARE, ACCESS IT INFORMATION TO
PROVIDE GRANT FUNDING TO
CALIFORNIA SAFETY NET PROVIDERS
OF ABORTION AND CONTRACEPTIVE
SERVICES. THE CARE ACT CONTINUES
CALIFORNIA'S COMMITMENT TO BEING
A REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM STATE AND
A NATIONAL LEADER IN
SAFEGUARDING AND ADVANCING
REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM BY URGENTLY
ADDRESSING AND SUPPORTING THE
NEEDS OF THE PROVIDERS WHO
OFFICES CAN WHO OFFERED THIS
CARE? TO ENSURE THAT THEY CAN
CONTINUE TO SERVE PATIENTS WHO
ARE RELYING ON THEM FOR THIS
VERY CRITICALSERVICE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, DR
WEBBER. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AS 43 NOAH 16
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 81 80 21 88. DR
QUIRKE. PURPLE READ SOME PEOPLE
21 88 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WORK
RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CORP THANK YOU,
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS EVEN THOUGH
CALIFORNIA HAS LEGALIZED BOTH
MEDICINAL AND RECREATIONAL
CANNABIS USE EMPLOYEES CAN STILL
BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST IN THE
WORKPLACE FOR THE CONSUMPTION OF
THIS LEGAL SUBSTANCE DURING
THEIR DOWNTIME. WE CAN ALL AGREE
THAT NO ONE SHOULD EVER SHOW UP
TO WORK HIGH OR IMPAIRED. BUT
WHEN MOST EMPLOYERS CONDUCTED
DRUG TEST THEY TYPICALLY
SCREENED FOR THE PRESENCE OF NON
PSYCHO ATTIC. NON PSYCHOACTIVE
CANNABIS METABOLITES SAY THAT
THREE TIMES AH, THIS CAN TEST
CAN BE POSITIVE. YOU CONSUME
CANNABIS ANYTIME IN THE LAST
MONTH. THE SCIENCE IS ON THIS
ON. THIS IS IMPORTANT TO BE
CLEAR. THC IS THE COMPOUND IN
CANNABIS. THEY CAN INDUCE
PSYCHOACTIVE EFFECTS.
METABOLITES ARE WHAT REMAIN IN
THE PATIENT. AFTER. UM WEEKS CAN
REMAIN IN THE PATIENT WEEKS
AFTER CANNABIS USE AND AFTER THE
THC HAS BEEN METABOLIZED. C H T
. T H C CAN BE DETECTED BY A
TEST OF SALIVA. THEREFORE
POSITIVE METABOLITE TEST THAT IS
THE URINE TEST HAS NO
CORRELATION TO WORKPLACE SAFETY
OR PRODUCTIVITY. TESTING FROM
METABOLITES AND PENALIZING
EMPLOYEES FOR ENGAGING IN
ILLEGAL ACTIVITY ON THEIR DOWN
TIME. OUR OBSOLETE PRACTICES IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. A B 21
88 WOULD ADDRESS THESE OBSOLETE
PRACTICES BY MAKING UNLAWFUL FOR
AN EMPLOYER TO DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST A PERSON IF THEY HAVE
CONSUMED CANNABIS OFF THE JOB.
OR IF THEY HAVE NON PSYCHOACTIVE
CANNABIS METABOLITES IN THE
URINE, AIR AND BODILY FLUIDS.
MAYBE 21 88 DOES NOT PROHIBIT
PRE EMPLOYMENT TESTING. IT IS
NOT PREVENT EMPLOYERS FROM
MAINTAINING THE DRUG FREE
WORKPLACE. UNDER MY BILL, NO ONE
CAN COME TO WORK HIGH. IN FACT,
THE SALIVA TEST THAT SCREENS FOR
THC WOULD GUARANTEE A DRUG FREE
WORKPLACE. I'M AWARE THERE'S
SOME CONCERNS THAT LANGUAGE AND
A B 21 88 PROHIBITS PRE PRE
EMPLOYMENT TESTING. AS I HAVE
STATED, THIS IS NOT NEVER HAS
BEEN THE INTENT OF THE BILL.
PLAN TO WORK WITH THE INDUSTRY
AND FINDING THE CORRECT LANGUAGE
AND TAKE AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE TO CLARIFY THAT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE
TODAY SO WE CAN PROTECT OUR
WORKERS AND CONTINUE TO WORK. ON
THIS IN THE SENATE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR CORK.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARROBIO. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I HAVE HEARD
EXTENSIVELY FROM THE OPPOSITION
ON THIS MEASURE, AND I WANT TO
COMMEND THE AUTHORS COMMITMENT
TO ADDRESSING THESE CONCERNS THE
AMENDMENTS AND I WILL BE
SUPPORTING THE BILL TODAY, BASED
ON THE ASSURANCE TO RESULT
ABSOLVE REMAINING ISSUES ON THE
AS THE BILL MOVES FORWARD AGAIN.
I WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR. FOR
HIS EXTENSIVE WORK ON THIS
MEASURE, AND I ASKED FOR AN I
VOTE ON 21 88. THANK YOU, MR
RUBIO. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
DR CORK MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
WE WILL MOVE BACK IN THE FILE TO
ITEM 66. A B 1985 ROBERT RIVAS.
PURPLE RAIN. A SEMI BILL 1985 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT RIVAS AN
ACT RELATING TO ORGANIC WASTE.
THANK YOU, MATT. MR EAVIS. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THIS
LEGISLATION ASSEMBLY BILL 19856
TO REQUIRE CAL RECYCLED TO
CREATE AN ONLINE DATABASE OF
ORGANIC WASTE PRODUCTS. TO ALLOW
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, UH, WHO
PRODUCE OR WHO PURCHASED SUCH
PRODUCTS TO CONNECT WITH
INTERESTED PARTIES, SUCH AS
LOCAL FARMERS AND COMMUNITY
MEMBERS. THIS LEGISLATION WILL
HELP FACILITATE THESE PRODUCTS
GOING SOMEWHERE. WHERE THEY ARE
NEEDED WHILE MAKE WELL,
MAXIMIZING THE BENEFITS TO OUR
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INTO, UM OUR
COMMUNITIES. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. THANK YOU, MR RIVAS.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. CLICK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CRITICAL CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 60 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE ALL
MOVED BACK AND FILE ITEM ORDER
NOW TO FILE ITEM NUMBER 27. A B
28 40 RAISE REQUIERAN. ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 40 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RAYS AND OTHERS AND THAT
RELATING TO LAND USE MS REYES.
THANK YOU, MADAME SPEAKER
MEMBERS. TODAY PRESENT TO YOU A
B 28 40 A LITTLE DIFFERENT THAN
THE WAY IT STARTED, BUT IT
ESTABLISHES A GOOD NEIGHBOR
POLICY FOR LOGISTICS,
DEVELOPMENT AND RESIDENTIAL
COMMUNITIES. A B 28 40 PROVIDES
THAT TO BUILD OR EXPAND A
LOGISTICS FACILITY OF 100,000
SQUARE FEET OR MORE, IT MUST
HAVE A SETBACK OF 1000 FT FROM
SENSITIVE RECEPTORS, WHICH ARE
IDENTIFIED AS HOME SCHOOLS,
DAYCARE CENTERS, HOSPITALS.
COMMUNITY CENTERS. PLACES WHERE
PEOPLE ARE. LOGISTICS CENTER OR
THE LOGISTICS SECTOR CLEARLY
FEELS A NEED FOR EVERYONE IN
CALIFORNIA BY ENSURING THAT
GOODS MOVE TO THEIR INTENDED
DESTINATIONS. HOWEVER, LOGISTICS
FACILITIES SPECIFICALLY
WAREHOUSES. SHOULD BE GOOD
NEIGHBORS TO THE COMMITTEES ARE
IN IN MY COMMUNITY AND IN
COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE STATE,
WHERE HOUSES ARE BEING BUILT
RIGHT NEXT TO HOMES. AND
SCHOOLS. AS EARLY AS 2005. THE
AIR RESOURCES BOARD RECOMMENDED
A BUFFER ZONE BETWEEN
RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS AND
WAREHOUSES. I HAVE PERSONALLY
READ THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORTS OF NEARLY A DOZEN
PROJECTS IN THE INLAND EMPIRE
THAT EITHER NOTED EXTREME
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AND
IMPACTS ON THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.
THAT MOVED FORWARD WITHOUT
APPROPRIATE MITIGATION MEASURES
OR REPORTS THAT FAILED TO
CONSIDER THE CUMULATIVE IMPACTS
ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER PROPOSAL
DISTRICT CENTERS IN THE AREA. IN
MY DISTRICT IN THE COMMUNITY OF
BLOOMING TONIGHT. SIX OUT OF
EIGHT SCHOOLS. ARE OR WILL BE
LOCATED RIGHT NEXT TO A
WAREHOUSE. AND I'VE SPOKEN WITH
MANY OF YOU OVER THE PAST FEW
DAYS PAST FEW WEEKS REGARDING
THIS MEASURE. AND HAVE NOW
DECIDED THAT I WILL NARROW IT.
TO MY AREA. SAN BERNARDINO,
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, THE INLAND
EMPIRE. AND I COMMIT TO AMENDING
THIS IN THE SENATE. I BELIEVE IT
IS TIME TO ESTABLISH REASONABLE
STANDARDS TO PROTECT COMMUNITIES
WHILE AT THE SAME TIME ALLOWING
COMMERCE TO FLOURISH. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAILS. MR.
BRIAN, YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. I WANT TO THANK
MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE INLAND
EMPIRE RUNNING HARD BILLS TAT
YOU'RE TRULY PASSIONATE ABOUT.
IS A DIFFICULT PROCESS AND YOUR
WILLINGNESS TO LISTEN TO
STAKEHOLDERS MEET WITH
OPPOSITION BUT NOT LET GO OF THE
CORE VALUES THAT YOU'RE HOLDING
ONTO IN THIS FIGHT OR SOMETHING
THAT I DEEPLY RESPECT AND I'M
HERE IN SOLIDARITY. WITH THE
AMENDMENTS THAT YOU'VE MENTIONED
AND WITH THIS BILL AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
FOR EVERYONE ELSE. THANK YOU, MR
BRIAN. SEEING AND HEARING NO. MR
MEDINA. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I RISE RESPECTFULLY IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. AYE.
LIKE MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
BERNARDINO LIVE IN THE INLAND
EMPIRE. AND I LIKE MY COLLEAGUE
FROM SAN BERNARDINO. SEE THE
EFFECTS EVERY DAY. TRUCKS. AH!
MORE AIR POLLUTION. I DO SEE THE
EFFECTS. BUT I RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. BECAUSE
WE MEMBERS. OF THE INLAND
EMPIRE. WERE NOT CONSULTED. OR
TALK TO OR INCLUDED WHEN MY
COLLEAGUE MET. WITH OTHER
MEMBERS. WHO'S NOW COUNTIES
WOULD NOT BE AFFECTED. AND SO IF
YOU ARE GONNA MAKE LAW THAT
AFFECTS RIVERSIDE COUNTY. I
DON'T KNOW WHY YOU WOULD NOT
INCLUDE THE REPRESENTATIVES.
FROM RIVERSIDE COUNTY. OR AT
LEAST THIS REPRESENTATIVE. WHO
WAS NOT INCLUDED. AND YES, THERE
ARE NEGATIVE EFFECTS THAT FOR 10
YEARS I THINK I HAVE ALSO BEEN
ADDRESSING BUT I DO BELIEVE THAT
THIS IS A STRETCH. THERE IS
LENGTHY OPPOSITION. AND WHY
WOULD WE DO LEGISLATION IN THAT
MANNER? AND NOT CONSULT THE
FOLKS WHOSE DISTRICTS ARE
INCLUDED. AND TRYING TO CRAFT OR
GET TO A POINT OF AGREEMENT. SO
I STAND IN OPPOSITION TO 28 40.
AND HOPE THAT MY COLLEAGUES WILL
RESPECT THE PROCESS. AND NOT
ALLOW OTHER COUNTIES TO BE
INCLUDED. WHEN THEY'RE NOT
CONSULTED. THANK YOU. MR GARCIA
, YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
AYE. WANT TO RESPECT YOU KNOW
THE COMMENTS OF OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM RIVERSIDE. I ALSO WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THAT WHAT WAS STATED
IS THAT THERE IS A PROBLEM. AND
THAT THERE HAS TO BE SOME TYPE
OF OVERSIGHT OF LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS ARE NOT DOING THE
WORK OF RESPONSIBLE LAND USE
POLICY. THAT ARE IMPACTING
COMMUNITIES THROUGH MANY
DIFFERENT WAYS, WHETHER WE LOOK
AT IT THROUGH THE LENS OF THE
ENVIRONMENT THROUGH WE LOOK AT
IT THROUGH THE LENS OF PUBLIC
HEALTH OR A SIMPLE AS SEEN THE
REALITIES OF THESE HUGE
WAREHOUSES RIGHT NEXT TO A
SCHOOL WHERE CHILDREN ARE
PLAYING, YOU KNOW, GOOD PORTION
OF THE DAYTIME WHILE ATTENDING
SCHOOL OR FOR THAT MATTER. A
TRACK HOME DEVELOPMENT. THAT IS
ADJACENT TO THESE WAREHOUSES
WHERE CONSTANT COMMUTER TRUCKS
ARE DRIVING THROUGH THOSE AREAS
. I HAVE A COUPLE QUESTIONS FOR
THE AUTHOR. IF I MAY, MADAM
SPEAKER AND I'M I GUESS MY FIRST
QUESTION IS ARE YOU, UM, WILLING
TO NARROW DOWN THE BILL THAT
FOCUSES ON A VERY SPECIFIC
GEOGRAPHIC AREA OF THE COUNTY, A
COUNTY OR COUNTIES? AND CAN WE
GET A COMMITMENT THAT WE'RE
FOCUSED ON? I THINK WHAT REALLY
IS NOT BEING CONTESTED HERE, AND
THAT IS THAT THERE IS A PUBLIC
HEALTH CRISIS. IN CERTAIN PARTS
OF THE STATE THAT HAS TO DO WITH
BAD AIR QUALITY. AND THAT IS
REALLY BEING PERPETUATED BY THE
LACK OF RESPONSIBLE PLANNING.
WHEN IT COMES TO GOODS MOVEMENT.
WE ALL WANT TO SEE OUR REGIONS
THRIVE WITH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AND GOOD PAIN. UH, JOBS THAT
HOPEFULLY OUR LABOR REPRESENTED
JOBS. WE WANT TO SEE. UM OUR
AREA AND IMPERIAL COUNTY, YOU
KNOW, BLOSSOM WITH THE
MANUFACTURING WITH THE LITHIUM
DISCUSSIONS. BUT THERE'S SOME
CONCERNS THAT THE WAY THE BILL
IS WRITTEN THAT THAT COULD
ACTUALLY IMPEDE ON THOSE
POSSIBILITIES. BUT I THINK THAT
WHEN WE LOOK AT A PLACE LIKE
REAL COUNTY, AND WELOOK AT
PLACES LIKE THE INLAND EMPIRE.
UM YOUR COUNTY HAS A PLAIN
CANVAS TO TRULY HAVE ITS LOCAL
REPRESENTATIVES PLAN RESPONSIBLY
AND THEN THERE'S SOME OTHER
AREAS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THAT
REALLY NEED A LITTLE BIT OF SOME
OVERSIGHT TO MAKE SURE THAT
THINGS ARE BEING DONE
RESPONSIBLY. FIRST QUESTION. ARE
YOU WILLING TO NARROW THE BILL
DOWN TO FOCUS ON A GEOGRAPHIC
AREA? THE STATE NUMBER TWO. CAN
WE FOCUS ON? UH I THINK WHAT
MATTERS THE MOST OF PUBLIC
HEALTH IMPLICATIONS. TWO SMALL
CHILDREN AND NEIGHBORHOODS AND
THEN THE THIRD THING IS WHAT YOU
COMMIT TO WORKING. WITH OUR
COLLEAGUES FROM RIVERSIDE IF
RIVERSIDE COUNTY IS THE COUNTY
THAT REMAINS IN THAT AREA
BECAUSE RIVERSIDE COUNTY IS VERY
DIFFERENT. WHERE THE CITY OF
RIVERSIDE YOU CANNOT REALLY
COMPARED TO THE CITIES OF
COACHELLA, EASTERN RIVERSIDE
COUNTY, BECAUSE THE TYPE OF
DEVELOPMENT HASN'T TAKEN PLACE
THE WAY IT'S OCCURRED IN THE
MORE URBANIZED CENTERS OF THE
COUNTY. SO WE HAVE TO FACTOR ALL
THOSE THINGS IN, UM, I'M
CONSIDERING. YOU KNOW,
SUPPORTING THE BILL. IF YOU'RE
ABLE TO ADDRESS THOSE QUESTIONS
IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER. REYES
WILL ADDRESS THOSE QUESTIONS IN
HER CLOSING. MR SARTO. THERE WE
GO. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. UM
I'M GOING TO JOIN MY COLLEAGUES
FROM THE INLAND EMPIRE AREA,
ALTHOUGH I AM IN SOUTHWEST
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, I JOINED
CONCERNS ABOUT ON THE ENABLING
LOCAL CONTROL TO DETERMINE WHAT
IS DEVELOPED IN THEIR AREAS.
THERE IS THERE'S OUR COMMUNITIES
THAT HAVE DONE QUITE WELL.
ECONOMICALLY THAT MIGHT NOT HAVE
DONE QUITE WELL ECONOMICALLY HAD
WE PUT RESTRICTIONS ON THEM FROM
THE STATE LEVEL. UH, SO, UH, I
WOULD ASK FOR I'M OPPOSING THE
BILL. BECAUSE I DO WANT THAT
LOCAL CONTROLS CONTINUE. THERE
ARE COMMUNITIES THAT CHOSE TO DO
THIS AND COMMUNITIES THAT CHOSE
TO BE A LITTLE BIT MORE HAVE A
LITTLE MORE DISCRETION IN THEIR
PLANNING. AND GO IN A DIFFERENT
DIRECTION. BUT FOR THOSE
COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE RELIED ON
THIS TO BUILD THEIR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND TAKE CARE OF
SOME LONGSTANDING ISSUES
FINANCIALLY THAT SOME CITIES
HAVE HAD. I KNOW ONE CITY IS
PAID OFF THEIR PENSION
OBLIGATION USING THESE THIS TYPE
OF BUILDING SO, UM, WHILE THERE
ARE CONCERNS ABOUT THOSE OTHER
THINGS, I THINK THEY CAN BE
ADDRESSED ON A REGIONAL LEVEL.
BUT IN TERMS OF LOCAL CONTROL, I
PREFER THAT WE LEAVE THIS UP TO
THE CITY'S THANK YOU. MISS
REYES. YOU MAKE CLOTHES. THINK
HOLIDAYS. MR RAMOS, YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND THANK YOU TO
MAJORITY LEADER FOR BEING OPEN
TO, UM, START UP THE DIALOGUE AS
FAR AS WORKING ON YOUR BILL AND
BRINGING IT TO AREAS THAT COULD
BE ATTAINABLE IF THE RIGHT
WORKING GROUP WAS ASSEMBLED TO
WORK ON THIS, AND THAT INCLUDES
AND I STAND WITH MY COLLEAGUE
FROM RIVERSIDE, UM, OFFERING TO
WORK WITH YOU WORK WITH YOU TO
START TO ADDRESS SOME OF THESE
ISSUES. THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO
OUR DISTRICT. WHEN WE SAT ON THE
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, WE
MOVED ON SOME OF THESE AREAS
THAT WOULD CALL FOR DIFFERENT
TRANSPORTATION. OUR ENGINES TO
BE, UM MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT
BEING ABLE TO BE RUNNING ON.
DIFFERENT COMBAT COMBUSTIBLE
ENGINES, UM, AS WELL AS
BATTERIES, SO AT THE LOCAL
LEVEL, SOME OF THOSE PARAMETERS
ARE ALREADY MOVING IN THOSE
DIRECTIONS. I THINK IT WOULD BE
BETTER BEHOOVE US ALL. FROM THE
INLAND EMPIRE TO BE ABLE TO GET
TOGETHER, ASSEMBLE A MEETING TO
FIND OUT WHAT PRACTICES ARE
ACTUALLY BEING IMPLEMENTED
CURRENTLY IN SOME OF THE
PLANNING COMMISSIONS AT THE
LOCAL LEVELS OF COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS IN SOME CITIES, SOME
CITIES HAVE MOVED FORWARD WITH
STRENUOUS PLANNING COMMISSION
ORDINANCES, AND SOME HAVE
ACTUALLY PUT A MORATORIUM ON SO
THEY COULD START TO LOOK AT SOME
OF THESE ISSUES MOVING FORWARD.
I KNOW THAT YOU'VE WORKED VERY
HARD ON THIS ISSUE WE'VE
SUPPORTED. YOU WANT SOME OF
THESE ISSUES WHEN I WAS THE
COUNTY SUPERVISOR WITH A PROJECT
IN BLOOMING KHN, SO I WANT TO
BE PART OF THE SOLUTION. BUT I
ALSO WANT TO BE PART OF THE
COMMUNICATION AND THE
WORKABILITY MOVING FORWARD. I
THINK IT WOULD BETTER SUIT US IF
WE WERE ABLE TO WORK ON THIS
ISSUE. MOVING INTO THE FAR WE
COULD ASSEMBLE IN OUR LOCAL
AREA. IF YOU'RE GOING TO NARROW
THE BARREL BUILD DOWN TO THE
INLAND EMPIRE. WHAT'S THE BEST
PRACTICES THERE AND WHAT'S NOT
WORKING THERE SO WE COULD COME
BACK AND ACTUALLY HAVE A FINE
TUNE PIECE OF LEGISLATION THAT
ADDRESSES THOSE AREAS. ONE OF
THE THINGS IN OUR AREA THAT
WE'VE BEEN OUTSPOKEN ON HIS AIR
QUALITY. AS WELL AS MAKING SURE
THAT THE TRANSPORTATION HUB OF
THE COMMERCE OF GOODS CONTINUES
TO MOVE FORWARD AS WELL AS THE
JOBS BEING, UH MOVING FORWARD IN
OUR AREA. THE JOBS THAT ARE
BEING CREATED FROM SOME OF THESE
SYNERGY THAT'S BEEN ADDRESSED. I
DO FEEL THAT THERE SHOULD BE A
BETTER LINE OF COMMUNICATION
WITH THOSE IN THE INLAND EMPIRE
AND I STAND WITH MY COLLEAGUE
FROM RIVERSIDE AND OTHER
COLLEAGUES THAT ARE ASKING FOR
THIS TIME. FOR US TO BE ABLE TO
COME TOGETHER AND MAYBE THAT
TIME OF FORMULATING THESE
MEETINGS COULD HAPPEN OVER FALL
. WANT TO THANK YOU, MADAM
MAJORITY LEADER. THANK YOU
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAISE.
YOU MAKE CLOTHES. THANK YOU,
MADAM. SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
SINCERELY APPRECIATE THE
COMMENTS FROM MY COLLEAGUES FROM
THE INLAND EMPIRE. THIS IS AN
IMPORTANT ISSUE. IT'S AN ISSUE
THAT. HAS BEEN AT THE FOREFRONT
FOR ME. AND FOR MANY OF YOU ALSO
, UH, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE BRING
SOLUTIONS TO OUR COMMUNITIES.
WHEN YOU HAVE A SCHOOL. WHEN YOU
HAVE EIGHT SCHOOLS IN ONE
COMMUNITY, AND SIX OF THEM ARE
NEXT TO A WAREHOUSE. WE HAVE A
PROBLEM. THE CHILDREN ARE
PLAYING IN THOSE AREAS. THEY'RE
BREATHING HARD, AND IT'S THE
PARTICULAR MATTER THAT THEY'RE
BREATHING IN. THIS IS A SERIOUS
PROBLEM THAT NEEDS TO BE
ADDRESSED. AND THIS IS THE TIME
TO ADDRESS IT TO MY COLLEAGUE
FROM COACHELLA. ABSOLUTELY I'M
GOING TO COMMIT TO HAVING IT IN
A DESIGNATED AREA AND THAT IS
THE INDIAN EMPIRE. AND THAT THE
AMENDMENTS WILL BE TAKEN IN THE
SENATE. AND YOU HAVE MY
COMMITMENT TO THAT. YOUR OTHER
QUESTION ABOUT WAS ABOUT WORKING
WITH OUR COLLEAGUES. ABSOLUTELY
I AM COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH
OUR COLLEAGUES. THE BILL HAS
BEEN A PRINT FOR QUITE SOME
TIME. AND IN FACT, THERE WAS A
VIDEO THAT WAS PREPARED. THAT
SHOWS EXACTLY HOW THESE
WAREHOUSES ARE BEING BUILT RIGHT
NEXT TO THE SCHOOLS HOW THE
WAREHOUSES ARE BEING BUILT RIGHT
NEXT TO THE HOMES. AND THIS WAS
PROVIDED. I WANT THE INPUT. I
ABSOLUTELY WANT THE INPUT. BUT I
THINK THAT THE TIME TO ACT IS
NOW AND I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
REYES, SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN
THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE A ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 41 KNOWS 24
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE'LL MOVE
BACK. NOW TO FILE ITEMS 77. A B
2061 THING.
CLERK WILL READ. A SEMI BUILT
2061 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEAMING
AND OTHERS AND ACTIVITY TO
TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION.
MR TING. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER 2061 REQUIRES EVIE
CHARGING COMPANIES PROVIDE DATA
TO THE STATE ON THE RELIABILITY
OF THEIR CHARGERS SAID THEY USED
PUBLIC FUNDS TO DEPLOY THEM,
INCLUDING RATEPAYER FUNDING.
THAT WOULD HELP US ENSURE THAT
ALL OUR COMMUNITIES ESPECIALLY
OUR WORKING WORKING CLASS
COMMUNITIES, COULD REALLY GET
ACCESS TO ELECTRIC VEHICLE
CHARGING WITH THAT RESPECT FOR
THAT FIBER. THANK YOU, MR TING.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTING DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. AND TALLY THE VOTES 52 NOS
. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. 84
1ST. MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 84 A B
22 66 SANTIAGO CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 66 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
OTHERS INABILITY TO COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. MR SANTIAGO YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I RISE ON BEHALF OF MR
MCCARTHY NIGHT AT PRESENT A B 22
66, WHICH WOULD EXPAND THE
COLLEGE PROMISE PROGRAM THAT
PROVIDED TWO YEARS OF FREE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE. THE FIRST
TIME FULL TIME STUDENTS NOW TO
OPEN IT UP AND GIVE FREE TWO
YEARS OF FREE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TO EVERY STUDENT SO LONG AS IT'S
FULL TIME, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR NEITHER. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE.
KIRK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. ISAIAH 52 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WILL MOVE BACK AND STAY
WITH MR SANTIAGO. TO FILE ITEM
31 A B 25 21. CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 25 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO WHEN
ACT LIVING TO HEALTH SERVICES.
MR SANTIAGO. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. THIS BILL WAS SIMPLY
RENAMED THE TRANSGENDER WELLNESS
AND EQUITY FUND. UH TO THE T G
WELLNESS AND EQUITY FUND TO
ACCURATE REPRESENT ALL THE
INDIVIDUALS. THAT THE FUND WILL
SERVE. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE
WILL OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AS 45 NOS. ZERO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 85 A B 22
73 WEEKS CIRCLE RATE. A SEMI
BUILT 22 73 BY SOME MEMORABLE
WEEKS AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY
INTO CONSUMER PRIVACY. MS WIX,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE
TO PRESENT TO YOU A B 22 73,
WHICH IS A BILL THAT WILL HELP
ESTABLISH THE CALIFORNIA AGE
APPROPRIATE DESIGN KODAK TO HELP
KEEP OUR KIDS. ON ONLINE SAFER.
CALIFORNIA HAS A STRONG HISTORY
HERE, BOTH IN THIS LEGISLATURE
AND ON THE BALLOT OF ENSURING
THAT WE PROTECT PRIVACY. THIS
BILL IS AN EXTENSION OF THAT
WORK. WE HAVE BEEN WORKING
CLOSELY. FOLLOWING THE GOOD
LEADER FOLKS IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM WHO HAVE ESTABLISHED THE
AGE APPROPRIATE DESIGN. THEY'RE
REALLY TRYING TO WORK
COLLABORATIVELY WITH ALL
STAKEHOLDERS IN THIS PROCESS,
INCLUDING TECH TO MAKE SURE THAT
THEY ARE DEVELOPING UM, THERE
ARE PRODUCTS WITH INTENTIONALITY
AROUND HOW CHILDREN ACCESS
CONTENT AND ACTIVITIES AND
PLATFORMS ONLINE. UM WE WERE
ALSO THE WHOLE BILL BASICALLY
WORKS WITH THE CALIFORNIA
PRIVACY PROTECTION SEE AGENCY TO
ENSURE THAT THEY ARE THINKING
THROUGH THESE THESE GUIDELINES
IN A THOUGHTFUL WAY WITH KIDS IN
MIND. IT WILL ALSO ASKED THEM TO
ESTABLISH THE CALIFORNIA DATA
PROTECTION TASK FORCE AND HELP
TO ADOPT THE REGULATIONS TO
IMPLEMENT THE AGE APPROPRIATE
DESIGN CODE BY APRIL 1ST 2024. I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS WICKS,
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. MS PETRIE-NORRIS, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAME.
SPEAKER MEMBERS. I RISE AS A
PROUD CO AUTHOR OF A B 2273. I'M
A MOM WHO'S GOT TWO BOYS WHO
SPEND MORE TIME THAN PROBABLY
LIKE BEHIND A SCREEN. BUT THE
REALITY IS WE KNOW THAT THE
DIGITAL WORLD IS PART OF OUR
KIDS LIVES AND CERTAINLY HERE TO
STAY. EVEN IF THEY NAVIGATE
THESE DIGITAL SPACES. THEY ARE
STILL KIDS AND IT'S IMPORTANT
THAT WE DO EVERYTHING THAT WE
CAN TO PROTECT OUR KIDS ONLINE.
PROTECTING THEIR PRIVACY SAFE
FROM SEXUAL PREDATORS LIMITING
DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING. THAT IS
WHAT THIS BILL WILL DO AND, UH,
GRATEFUL TO THE AUTHOR FOR
BRINGING THIS FORWARD AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS PETRIE-NORRIS.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 64
NOS. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 87. A B
22 98 MAZE. CLERK, WARREN.
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 98 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAZE AND
ACTIVATING TO PUBLIC HEALTH. MR
MACE. JUST MAKING SURE I'VE GOT
THE RIGHT BILL HERE. THANK YOU.
22 98. IT'S THE RIGHT ONE. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
A B 22 98 WOULD SIMPLY DIRECT
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
TO ESTABLISH RULES AND
REGULATIONS FOR WAVE BASINS IN
CALIFORNIA. WAVE BASIN OPERATORS
ARE ASKING THE LEGISLATURE TO
STEP IN BECAUSE UNDER CURRENT
LAWS AND REGULATIONS THESE
NOVELS SERVED VENUES ARE TREATED
THE SAME AS SWIMMING POOLS. UH
MEMBERS. WE'VE ACTUALLY SEEN
THIS BILL BEFORE. IT'S ACTUALLY
GOTTEN UP. WITH ALMOST UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MAYS.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. I 67
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WILL MOVE FORWARD IN THE
FILE TO FILE ITEM 1 50. A B
1936. RAMOS. HER QUARRY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1936 BY ISLAM.
REMEMBER RAMOS AND OTHERS AND
ACT RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA. MR RAMOS. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKERS
AND MEMBERS. UM A B 1936 WOULD
RENAME THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA HASTINGS COLLEGE OF
THE LAW THROUGH A COLLABORATIVE
CONSULTATION PROCESS BETWEEN THE
ROUND VALLEY INDIAN TRIBES AND
THE YUKI INDIAN COMMITTEE. IN
THE COLLEGE OF THE LAW. IT WOULD
ALSO ENACT SEVERAL EFFECTIVE
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE POLICIES FOR
THE YUKI AND ROUND VALLEY INDIAN
PEOPLE. AS YOU MAY KNOW. YOU
SEE, HASTINGS WAS NAMED IN
STATUTE IN THE 19TH CENTURY
AFTER SERRANOS HASTINGS, THE
STATE'S FIRST SUPREME COURT
JUSTICE. BUT WHAT YOU MAY NOT
KNOW IS THAT HASTINGS
DELIBERATELY SET OUT MILITIAS
PAID FOR MILITIAS THAT BROUGHT
ATROCITY AND GENOCIDE WIPED OUT
INDIAN PEOPLE IN THE EDEN VALLEY
IN THE ROUND VALLEY AREAS OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THIS IS WHY
THIS BILL IS NEEDED TO CONTINUE
TO MOVE FORWARD THE DIALOGUE THE
DIALOGUE BETWEEN ROUND VALLEY
INDIAN TRIBES, THE UK INDIAN
PEOPLE IN THE COLLEGE OF LAW, SO
FOR THE FIRST TIME, INDIAN
PEOPLE ARE AT THE TABLE
DISCUSSING A NAME CHANGE THAT
HAD GREAT IMPACT ON THEM. I
INTRODUCED THIS BILL BECAUSE I
WAS ASKED TO HELP ENSURE THAT
THE UK INDIAN PEOPLE AND THE
ROUND VALLEY INDIAN PEOPLE WERE
INCLUDED INCLUDED IN THE PROCESS
OF A NEW NAME MOVING FORWARD
WITH THE LAW SCHOOL. THIS HAS
HAPPENED BECAUSE OF THIS PIECE
OF LEGISLATION WE HAVE HAD OVER
12 MEETINGS WHERE THE TRIBAL
PEOPLE HAVE BEEN PRESENT. THEIR
VOICES HAVE BEEN HEARD ALONG
WITH THE COLLEGE OF THE LAW. FOR
THE FIRST TIME IN THE STATE'S
HISTORY. CALIFORNIA'S FIRST
PEOPLE ARE WELCOMED AT THE TABLE
TO ENSURE THAT THEIR VOICES ARE
BEING HEARD ON SUCH AN ISSUE
THAT HAS HAD DURESS DURESS
TRICK. EFFECTS UPON THEM
GENOCIDE ATROCITIES. THIS IS
JUST THE BEGINNING OF MANY
ISSUES THAT NEED TO BE MOVING
FORWARD IN THIS TYPE OF FORUM
WHERE THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN
PEOPLE ARE AT THE TABLE, MAKING
THEIR DECISION ON WHAT A NAME
SHOULD BE, AND IN THIS CASE WITH
THE HASTINGS LAW SCHOOL, I ASKED
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. MR
RAMOS. MR. MATHIS. YOU
RECOGNIZED CUTE. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. UH I
WANT TO THANK THE COLLEAGUES.
THE AUTHOR ON THIS BILL.
MEMBERS. WE AS A STATE HAVE TO
FACE THE ATROCITIES OF OUR PAST.
THE HORRIBLE THINGS THAT HAVE
HAPPENED. OUR HISTORY IS NOT ALL
SUNSHINE AND RAINBOWS. THIS
BILL. ALLOWS. THE YOU KEEP
PEOPLE AROUND VALLEY TRIBE. IN
THE LAW SCHOOL THE OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE SOMETHING THAT WAS VERY
WRONG INTO SOMETHING THAT CAN BE
RIGHT. AND TWO STEP FORWARD AND
TO DO THAT, I WANT TO THANK THE
LAW SCHOOL. FOR COMING TO THE
TABLE WITH US INSTEAD OF
FIGHTING US ON THIS. AND MEMBERS
. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE
OPPORTUNITIES THAT WE HAVE AS A
STATE TO SAY. YOU KNOW WHAT? WE
KNOW SOMETHING BAD HAPPENED
HERE. LET'S BE ADULT. THAT'S
BEEN MATURE. THIS BE RESPECTFUL.
AND DO SOMETHING RIGHT TO FIX
IT. MEMBERS. I ASK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT ON THIS. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR MATHIS. MR. TING
YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I ALSO WANT TO RISE AS
A JOINT AUTHOR AND JUST THANK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM SAN BERNARDINO.
FOR ALL HIS VERY HARD WORK IN
BRINGING TOGETHER TRIBAL
COMMUNITIES. REALLY WORKING TO
COLLEGE OF LAW IN SAN FRANCISCO
HAS A PROPER NAME THAT IS
RESPECTFUL OF HISTORY. THAT'S
RIGHT. WE HAVE ONE OF OUR
COLLEAGUES WHOSE SON IS GOING
THERE. BUT IT'S RESPECTFUL OF
OUR HISTORY, ACKNOWLEDGING THE
ATROCITIES THAT HAPPENED, BUT
ALSO BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER AND
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE TO MOVE
FORWARD TOGETHER AS ONE
COMMUNITY TO REALLY I WANT TO
THANK HIM FOR ALL HIS HARD WORK
AND BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER AND
RESPECT FOR US, RIGHT? THANK YOU
, MR BRIAN. YOU RECOGNIZED FOR
MUCH OF CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY. WE
HAVE ERASED AND REWRITTEN THE
LEGACY OF CALIFORNIA'S FIRST
PEOPLES. AND SO I WANT TO THANK
MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN BERNARDINO
AND THE COALITION HE'S BUILT. TO
THE NATIVE AMERICAN CAUCUS FOR
FIGHTING FOR THIS LEGISLATION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE. MR
RAMOS, WHO? MIKLOS SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. MR
PATTERSON. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I TOO WANT TO I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL, AND TO
POINT OUT THAT THIS IS THE KIND
OF WORKING TOGETHER THE KIND OF
JOINT CONSULTATION THAT
BASICALLY TAKES A PROBLEM AND
CREATES A SOLUTION THAT
EVERYBODY CAN LOOK AT AND SAY WE
DID THE RIGHT THING. SO I WANT
TO THANK THE AUTHOR. I'M GLAD TO
BE ABLE TO VOTE WITH WITH YOU ON
THIS AND HOPE THIS SENDS A
STRONG SIGNAL TO OTHER SETS OF
CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE THESE NAME
ISSUES ARE SO VERY DIFFICULT.
THERE IS A PROCESS A PATHWAY
CONSULTATIVE ONE IN A RESPECTFUL
ONE. OUR AUTHOR HAS SHOWN THE
WAY AND I'M PROUD TO VOTE WITH
HIM. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. MR RAMOS, WHO
MAY CLOSE THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I JUST WANT TO READ
AERATED. THIS IS A POINT IN
HISTORY WHERE THIS LEGISLATIVE
BODY HAS SEEN THESE TYPES OF
ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE WHERE THE
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE ARE
NOW AT THE TABLE DISCUSSING
ISSUES. THAT PERTAIN TO THEM NOT
ONLY IN HISTORICAL TIMES, BUT
PRESENT TIMES WHEN A NAME HAS TO
BE CHANGED BECAUSE OF ATROCITIES
THAT THE FOUNDER HAS DONE
TOWARDS CALIFORNIA PEOPLE NOW
HAVING THEM AT THE TABLE SERVES
AS A MODEL FOR OTHER TYPES OF
ACTIVITIES TO TAKE PLACE, AND I
WANT TO ALSO THANK SENATOR
AMBERG. AND SENATOR WEINER, WHO
HAVE AGREED TO COME ON AND CO
AUTHOR THIS BILL WITH ME ALSO,
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS
. ALL DEBATE HAVING CEASED CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. IZED 69 NOS.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. WILL
MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 51 51 A B
1940 17 REQUIERAN ASSEMBLY BILL
1947 BY OSAMA BIN ROUTINE AND
OTHERS ACTIVATING THE HATE
CRIMES RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MA'AM. SPEAKER 1947 REQUIRES LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO ADOPT
DETAILED SPECIFIC POLICY
INSTRUCTING OFFICERS ON HOW TO
IDENTIFY RESPOND TO AND REPORT
HATE CRIMES. THIS IS GOING TO BE
DONE THROUGH POST IT WILL BE
CIRCULATED THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
STATE, ASKING THOSE AGENCIES TO
ADOPT THIS POLICY. WE SUIT TOO
OFTEN HATE CRIMES THAT ARE NOT
BEING REPORTED OR UNDER REPORTED
OR MISIDENTIFIED. WE SAW A HUGE
INCREASE IN IN CRIBS TOWARDS MY
COMMUNITY IN THE AAPI COMMUNITY.
BUT MUCH OF THAT WAS SELF
REPORTED NOT GOING THROUGH
TRADITIONAL CHANNELS OF LAW
ENFORCEMENT. THIS WILL ENSURE
THAT OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT
PARTNERS ARE TRAINED AND KNOW
HOW TO RESPOND TO HATE CRIMES.
THIS HAS BEEN A BIPARTISAN BILL
AND HELPS ENSURE THAT HATE
CRIMES ARE REPORTED AS A CRIMES.
AND THAT VICTIMS CAN ALSO GET
THE ASSISTANCE THEY NEED THAT
RESPECTS THE RIGHTS FOR I VOTE
ON A B 1947. THANK YOU, MR TING.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. AND TALLY THE
VOTES. I 61 KNOWS. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WILL TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 1 49 NOW A B 1933
FRIEDMAN. CLERK GLORY. A SIMILAR
BILL 1933 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
FRIEDMAN AND ACTIVATING THE
TAXATION TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY MISS RAVEN
. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I AM PROUD
TO PRESENT A B 1933 BILL WITH NO
OPPOSITION AND WHICH IS ENJOYED
WIDE BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. THIS
BILL WILL ALLOW NON PROFIT
DEVELOPERS LIKE HABITAT FOR
HUMANITY TO USE A TAX EXEMPTION
CALLED THE WELFARE TAX EXEMPTION
, WHICH RIGHT NOW IS ONLY
ELIGIBLE FOR PEOPLE BUILDING
AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT'S TO BE
RENTED. TINSTEAD ALSO USE THAT
FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT IS
OFFERED FOR SALE TO TENANTS.
THIS IS A WAY TO HELP INCREASE
MORE CALIFORNIANS ACCESS TO
OWNING THEIR OWN APARTMENT OR
THEIR OWN HOMES SO THAT WE CAN
HELP THEM DEVELOP. THAT SENSE OF
STABILITY, DEVELOPED THE EQUITY
THAT SO MANY OF US ENJOY AND
IT'S SOMETHING THAT HAS
CERTAINLY HELPED TO PROVIDE
AFFORDABLE FOR RENT. HOUSING NOW
SHOULD BE ABLE TO BE OFFERED FOR
PEOPLE WHO BUILD AFFORDABLE
HOUSING FOR SALE AGAIN. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. AND IS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND
I WOULD REQUEST YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NOS. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 64 A B
2080 WOULD CLERK WILL READ. OF
SOMERVILLE, 2080 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WOULD AND
ACTUALLY INTO HEALTH CARE. MR
WOOD DOCTOR WOULD THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
HEALTHCARE COSTS ARE TOO HIGH.
83% OF CALIFORNIANS BELIEVE
COSTS ARE TOO HIGH. THEY BELIEVE
IT IS A VERY HIGH OR EXTREMELY
HIGH IMPORTANCE TO CALIFORNIA'S. THEY WANT THE LEGISLATURE AND
THE GOVERNOR TO DO SOMETHING
ABOUT IT. 50% OF CALIFORNIANS IN
THE LAST YEAR HAVE WAITED ON
NECESSARY MEDICAL TREATMENT DUE
TO COSTS. AND 47% OF THOSE
PEOPLE HAD THEIR CONDITION GET
WORSE DUE TO LACK OF TREATMENT.
CONSOLIDATION IN THE HEALTHCARE
SPACE IS A SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM.
IT INCREASES COSTS. AND IT CAN
IMPROVE WITHOUT NECESSARILY
IMPROVING CARE. I'M NOT SAYING
THAT ALL CONSOLIDATION IS BAD,
AND I CAN GIVE YOU EXAMPLES OF
WHERE IT'S ACTUALLY WORKED. BUT
CONSOLIDATION FOR THE JUST FOR
THE SAKE OF GETTING BIGGER IS
NOT NECESSARILY IN THE BEST
INTERESTS OF CONSUMERS. NO
INDEPENDENT STUDIES SUPPORT
INDUSTRY CONSOLIDATION. 10
ENTITIES NOW CONTROL 25% OF THE
HEALTHCARE MARKETPLACE IN THE
UNITED STATES. THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL PURSUED LITIGATION
AGAINST SUTTER HEALTH. THE
PROCESS DRAGGED ON FOR SEVERAL
YEARS. ULTIMATELY CENTER HEALTH
AGREED TO SETTLE WITH THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE. TO
THE TUNE OF $575 MILLION. AND
AGREED. TO NOT CONTINUE. IN WHAT
WAS DEEMED UNCOMPETITIVE
CONTRACTING PRACTICES. THIS
BILL. SEEKS TO CLARIFY THOSE.
TERMS INTO LAW FOR ALL HEALTH
CARE ENTITIES. NOW. OPPOSITION
HAS RAISED CONCERNS ABOUT THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REVIEW
PROCESS. AND I HAVE AMENDED THE
BILL TO TRY TO ADDRESS THEIR
CONCERNS. THEY DON'T LIKE IT.
BUT THEY WON'T PROVIDE FEEDBACK.
MATTER OF FACT, THEY WOULDN'T
EVEN PROVIDE THE LANGUAGE. ANY
AMENDMENT LANGUAGE OF HOW THE
REVIEW PROCESS COULD BE
IMPROVED. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S
REVIEW PROCESS. IS ABOUT
MAINTAINING ACCESS TO CARE. THAT
IS THE PRIMARY REASON WHY THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL REVIEWS,
MERGERS AND CONSOLIDATION. WE'RE
TRYING TO MAINTAIN THINGS LIKE
ACCESS TO LABOR AND DELIVERY.
WOMEN'S REPRODUCTION RIGHTS,
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND GENDER
AFFIRMING CARE. THE NUMBER ONE
PEOPLE THE NUMBER ONE REASON
PEOPLE GO TO THE HOSPITAL IS TO
HAVE A BABY. THE A G IS NOT
ABOUT HURTING BUSINESS. IT'S
ABOUT MAINTAINING ACCESS TO
THESE CRITICAL SERVICES. THE
ASSERTIONS THAT THIS BILL LIMITS
ACCESS WHICH I'VE HEARD FROM
SOME OF YOU. IS JUST
FEARMONGERING. LOOK AT MY
RECORD. I'VE SPENT MY ENTIRE
CAREER TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO
INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE IN
CALIFORNIA. ACCESS TO HEALTH
CARE IS CRITICAL ISSUE IN MY
DISTRICT, AND I'M SURE IT IS IN
YOURS AS WELL. IT'S WHAT I'M
TRYING TO PRESERVE. THERE HAVE
BEEN AND CONTINUE TO BE OTHER
CRISES AND CHALLENGES THAT WERE
CHALLENGES WE'RE FACING IN THE
STATE. OF PUTTING, AND WE PUT A
LOT OF SPENT A LOT OF TIME
PUTTING HEALTH CARE ON THE BACK
BURNER. WE CAN'T DO THAT ANY
LONGER. THE COST OF HEALTH CARE
IS RISING. WINTER IS COMING. WE
ARE FACING DOUBLE DIGIT
HEALTHCARE. HEALTH INSURANCE
PREMIUM INCREASES NEXT YEAR.
DOUBLE DIGIT PREMIUM INCREASES.
MEMBERS I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
MAYBE 2080. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD MR MURATSUCHI, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I RISE IN SUPPORT OF THIS
MEASURE AS A CO AUTHOR, AND I
WANTED TO SHARE MY EXPERIENCE AS
A FORMER MEMBER OF THE
CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL'S
OFFICE. THIS. PROPOSED OVERSIGHT
AND REVIEW PROCESS OF THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL IS NOT NEW. IN
FACT, IT IS WELL ESTABLISHED
BOTH IN THE UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AS WELL AS
IN THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE. TO ALLOW FOR THE.
FEDERAL AND STATE ATTORNEYS TO
MONITOR FOR ANY ANTI COMPETITIVE
MONOPOLISTIC. PRACTICES OR
DEVELOPMENTS THAT MAY NOT BE IN
THE PUBLIC INTEREST. IN THIS
CASE, WE ARE LOOKING TO ENSURE
THAT HEALTH CARE COSTS DO NOT
CONTINUE TO RISE, YOU KNOW?
BECAUSE OF THESE MERGERS AND
CONSOLIDATIONS THAT ARE BEING
DRIVEN EITHER BY THESE, UH,
PRIVATE FOR PROFIT. CORPORATE
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS. AND OR THE
PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTORS THAT
ARE BEHIND MANY OF THESE MERGERS
AND CONSOLIDATIONS. IF YOU
BELIEVE IN GOOD GOVERNMENT AS I
BELIEVE. MOST OF US DO. THEN IT
BEHOOVES US. TO HAVE. OR STATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL. THE PEOPLE'S
ATTORNEY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. TO BE ABLE TO HAVE
TO BE ABLE TO EXERCISE OVERSIGHT
AND REVIEW. THEY ALREADY DO
THIS. IN THE CASE OF THE SALE OF. NONPROFIT HEALTHCARE
FACILITIES TO FOR PROFIT
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES. AND SO
THIS AGAIN IS NOT THE THAT'S
THIS IS NOT UNPRECEDENTED IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AGAIN. THIS
LEGISLATURE HAS MADE THE
DECISION TO ENSURE THAT MERGERS
AND CONSOLIDATIONS ARE SERVING
THE PUBLIC INTEREST OF
CALIFORNIANS AND NOT JUST THE
PROPHET MOTORS OF OUR PRIVATE
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS. AND WITH
THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. MS
BOERNER HORVATH YOU RECOGNIZED.
YES, MADAM CHAIR MEMBERS. FIRST
OF ALL, I WANT TO THANK THE
AUTHOR FOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD
AND ALL THE WORK YOU'VE DONE TO
ADDRESS THE DANGEROUS TREND OF
MONOPOLISTIC BEHAVIOR AND OUR
HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. IT'S
ABSOLUTELY SOMETHING THAT WE
SHOULD REVIEW IT AND HAVE A
PROCESS IN PLACE FOR BEFORE IT
BECOMES A PROBLEM. EVERYONE
NEEDS TO BE SUBJECT TO THE SAME
RULE THE RULES OF THE GAME, AND
THAT'S PART OF WHAT THIS BILL
DOES. IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY. WE
HAVE A DIVERSE AND COMPETITIVE
NETWORK OF HOSPITALS, PROVIDERS
AND FACILITIES. THAT RECORD THAT
RELY ON PARTNERING TO PROVIDE
GREATER ACCESS TO HIGHER QUALITY
HEALTHCARE. I SHARE THE CONCERNS
THAT THESE SPOKEN NEGATIVELY
IMPACT THE SYNERGY THAT CAN COME
FROM THESE TYPES OF
COLLABORATION, AND I SPOKE WITH
THE AUTHOR AND SPONSORS AND FEEL
THAT THIS BILL DESERVES TO
CONTINUE TO MOVE FORWARD. I
ENCOURAGE THE AUTHOR AND
SPONSORS TO CONTINUE TO WORK
WITH THE OPPOSITION, ESPECIALLY
WHERE IT CONCERNS MORE CLARITY
AROUND THE TYPES OF TRANSACTION
THAT THIS APPLIES TO AS WELL AS
THE WAYS TO ENSURE THAT THESE
REVIEWS STAY WITHIN THAT 90 DAY
WINDOW RESTRICTION. I STRONGLY
ENCOURAGE THE OPPOSITION TO WORK
IN GOOD FAITH WITH THE AUTHOR
AND WAYS TO ENSURE PROPER
OVERSIGHT AND REGULATION DOES
NOT GET IN THE WAY OF THE
BENEFITS THESE PARTNERSHIPS
PROVIDE AND I'LL BE VOTING. I
TODAY ON YOUR BOAT. THANK YOU,
MR BOERNER HORVATH, MISS WITS
YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
CHAIR AND I TO RISE IN SUPPORT
OF THIS BILL. UM AND I'VE SEEN
POTENTIAL CLOSURES OF HOSPITALS
IN MY DISTRICT, SO IT'S NOT JUST
RURAL COMMUNITIES. I HAVE A
HOSPITAL ULTIMATE HOSPITAL,
WHICH BOTH MY BABIES WERE BORN
IN AND IT'S FACING POTENTIAL
CLOSURE BECAUSE OF CORPORATE
DECISIONS THAT WERE MADE THAT
WILL IMPACT THE HEALTH AND WELL
BEING OF MY CONSTITUENTS. AND I
ALSO WANT TO MAKE THE POINT
AROUND THE ACCESS TO
REPRODUCTIVE CARE THAT IS SO
CRITICAL UM, PARTICULARLY AS WE
LOOK AT WHAT'S COMING IN THE
PIPELINE WITH ROE V. WADE WE
TALK ABOUT ACCESS AS BEING
IMPORTANT. I THINK THIS BILL
WILL HELP TO ENSURE THAT WE HAVE
THAT ACCESS IN THE LAST THING
I'LL SAY IS THIS IS AN AUTHOR
WHO'S INCREDIBLY THOUGHTFUL
ABOUT ACCESSING CARE. HE'S BUILT
HIS ENTIRE CAREER BOTH PRIOR TO
BECOMING THE LEGISLATURE AND
HERE TO ENSURE PEOPLE HAVE
ACCESS TO THE HEALTH CARE THAT
THEY NEED, AND I KNOW HE WILL
WORK IN GOOD FAITH WITH
OPPOSITION. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE.
DOCTOR, WHAT DO YOU MAKE
CLOTHES? SEEING MR VOEPEL. YES.
SO. I'VE BEEN IN THE INSURANCE
BUSINESS FOR MANY YEARS BEFORE
THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. AND.
I'VE DESIGNED MANY HEALTH PLANS
. I KNOW THE BUSINESS INSIDE AND
OUT. SO HERE'S THE DEAL. BACK
WHEN I FIRST CAME INTO THE
BUSINESS, WE HAD 26 INSURANCE
CARRIERS IN CALIFORNIA. YOU HAD
AN INCREDIBLE PICK. OF CARRIERS
, BENEFITS AND PREMIUMS AND
PRICES. ALSO MEDICAL NETWORKS,
ETCETERA. NO. I KNOW WHERE THIS
BILL IS TRYING TO GO. BUT THE
UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES ARE
GOING TO BE SEVERE. WHERE'S THE
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER? THE
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER GENERALLY
APPROVES BENEFITS AND RATES. NOW
HOW THE ATTORNEY GENERAL IS
COMING IN. I'M NOT QUITE SURE OF
BECAUSE GENERALLY WHEN THERE'S A
MERGER. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
DOES HAVE TO SIGN OFF AND THAT'S
WELL AND GOOD. BUT INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER IS ONE OF THE MAJOR
VOICES IN A MERGER. NOW WE'RE
GOING DOWN TO $15 MILLION, WHICH
IS CHUMP CHANGE. IN HEALTH
INSURANCE. SO THE POINT I'M
MAKING HERE. IS ONCE AGAIN THE
REASON WE ONLY HAVE EIGHT OR 10
CARRIERS IN CALIFORNIA. IS A.
THIS LEGISLATURE HAS PILED AND
PILED AND PILED BENEFITS ON THEN
TRIED TO RESTRICT THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES PAYING FOR THE
BENEFITS. SO. ONCE AGAIN. I
ALWAYS REMIND THIS GROUP THAT
INSURANCE IS LIKE A BURRITO. YOU
SQUEEZE ONE END, WHICH IS COST.
AND THE OTHER END IS BENEFITS
THAT POPS OUT. SO YOU CAN EITHER
RATION THE MONEY OR YOU CAN
RATION THE BENEFITS. SO THE
POINT I'M MAKING HERE AND THEN
I'LL BE QUIET. NO APPLAUSE,
PLEASE. UM THIS BILL. DOES
DAMAGE YOU DON'T MEAN IT TO DO
DAMAGE BUT WITHIN THE
MARKETPLACE AT WILL, AND AS FAR
AS ACCESSIBILITY THOSE ON
MEDICAL HAVE GREAT ACCESSIBILITY
. NOW MEDICAL BENEFITS REALLY
ARE CRUMMY, BUT THEY HAVE
ACCESSIBILITY. THOSE OF US ON
MEDICARE THAT HAVE MEDICARE
SUPPLEMENTS. WE'RE OKAY FOR
RIGHT NOW. SO REALLY, WHAT THIS
BILL DOES IS IT GOES AFTER THE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE INDUSTRY,
SO I JUST WANT TO POINT THAT
OUT. THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR.
THANK YOU, MR VOEPEL. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATES.
DOCTOR, WOULD YOU MAKE CLOTHES?
YEAH I'LL JUST ADDRESS A COUPLE
OF POINTS FROM MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN DIEGO COUNTY AREA RIGHT NOW
AND THEN I HAVE SOME OTHER
COMMENTS. FIRST OF ALL, THE
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER DOESN'T
HAVE ANY JURISDICTION IN MOST OF
THESE TRANSACTIONS. UM, A LOT OF
THIS IS REGULATED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGED HEALTH
CARE. UM AS FAR AS THE THRESHOLD
FOR THAT BEING CHUMP CHANGE. I
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT AN
APPROPRIATE THRESHOLD IS. BUT
THE OPPOSITION IS AN OFFERING
ANYTHING MATTER OF FACT, THE
OPPOSITION ISN'T OFFERING ANY
AMENDMENTS. WE'RE TRYING. WE'VE
TRIED TO GET THE ENGAGED WITH
THE OPPOSITION. IT WAS A BILL A
COUPLE OF YEARS AGO THAT SOUGHT
TO MAKE EXPANSIONS IN THIS AREA.
AND ONE OF THE CONCERNS WAS THAT
THERE WAS NO APPEAL PROCESS. THE
A G MADE A DECISION AND THAT WAS
FINAL. PERIOD. BUT WE RECOGNIZE
AND I BELIEVE THAT THAT'S NOT
NECESSARILY FAIR. SO WE REACHED
OUT TO THE OPPOSITION AND SAID,
HEY, WHAT WOULD BE A FAIR
PROCESS? WHAT CAN YOU GIVE US
SOME LANGUAGE ON THAT? CRICKETS.
STILL FELT IT WAS FAIR. SO WE
PUT A PROCESS IN THERE BY WHICH
NOW? YOU COULD BE YOU COULD YOU
COULD BE A PEAK. YOU CAN APPEAL
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DECISION.
PUT THAT BACK OUT. WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THAT? IT DOESN'T GO FAR
ENOUGH. REALLY? REALLY YOU CAN'T
OFFER LANGUAGE, BUT WE PUT
SOMETHING OUT DOESN'T GO FAR
ENOUGH. THAT'S NOT BARGAINING IN
GOOD FAITH. I'M AFRAID. I THINK
THE OPPOSITION FEELS THAT IF
THEY BARGAIN IN GOOD FAITH, THEY
HAVE TO ADMIT THERE'S A PROBLEM.
THERE IS A PROBLEM. I'M NOT
SAYING ALL CONSOLIDATION IS BAD.
I'LL GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE OF A
CONSOLIDATION ABOUT THAT WORKS
THAT WORKS REALLY WELL. IN MY
DISTRICT WE HAD A HOSPITAL ON
THE VERGE OF CLOSING WAS
OPERATED BY A HEALTHCARE
DISTRICT. ONE OF THE PROVIDERS
IN MY COUNTY STEPPED IN, IS NOW
ENTERED. AN AGREEMENT BY WHICH
THEY CAN OPERATE THAT HOSPITAL.
THEY HAVE OTHER HOSPITALS IN THE
COUNTY. WE'VE KEPT THAT HOSPITAL
OPEN. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WOULD
NEVER DISALLOW THAT TO HAPPEN.
WE SAVED THE HOSPITAL FOR A
COMMUNITY. THAT'S GOOD
CONSOLIDATION. EVERYBODY WINS
AND GUESS WHAT? THEY'RE GOING TO
GET BETTER SERVICE. BECAUSE OF
THE OTHER SERVICES THAT COULD BE
BRIBED FROM THOSE HOSPITALS. I
HEARD FROM MANY OF YOU THAT WHEN
YOU ASKED, YOU KNOW THE
OPPOSITION WHAT CAN BE DONE TO
IMPROVE THIS BILL? THE ANSWER
YOU'VE GOT WAS NOTHING. WE JUST
DON'T LIKE THE BILL. THAT'S NOT
AN ANSWER. I DON'T LIKE
BROCCOLI. BUT DOESN'T MEAN I
DON'T EAT VEGETABLES. I'M GOING
TO QUOTE MY COLLEAGUE HERE WHO
ISN'T SITTING HERE AT THE
MOMENT. WHO SAID TO ME ONCE IN
MY VERY FIRST YEAR HE HERE, HE
SAID. QUOTE. YOU MAY NOT LIKE
THE WAY I MIGHT BE DOING THIS
WRONG. BUT I LIKE THE WAY I'M
DOING IT BETTER THAN NOBODY ELSE
IS DOING ANYTHING AT ALL. SO I
CHALLENGE YOU KNOW, AND I
ABSOLUTELY WILL WORK WITH THE
OPPOSITION IF WE CAN MAKE THIS
GET THIS BILL OFF OF THE OFF THE
FLOOR TODAY. EMBRACE THEM. COME
TO THE TABLE. WORK WITH ME.
LET'S SOLVE THIS PROBLEM FOR THE
SAKE OF 83% OF CALIFORNIANS WHO
THINK THE COST OF HEALTH CARE IS
TOO HIGH FOR THE 50% OF PEOPLE
IN CALIFORNIA. WHO DELAYED
HEALTHCARE LAST YEAR BECAUSE IT
WAS TOO EXPENSIVE. THE COST OF
HEALTH CARE IN NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA IS NEARLY DOUBLE WHAT
IT IS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
BECAUSE OF WHAT HAPPENED WITH
SUTTER HEALTH. DO WE NEED THAT
TO HAPPEN AND MORE AND MORE
PLACES BEFORE WE WAKE UP. AND
LOOK TO HER ASSISTANT TO PREVENT
THAT KIND OF THING. I DON'T
THINK SO. I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION. THANK YOU, DR
GRAY. I THINK. QUÊ DOCTOR WOULD. APPARENTLY, I'M WATCHING TOO
MUCH GRACE AND THAT TO ME. AH!
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
DOCTOR WOULD MOVES THE CALL.
WILL HOLD ON THAT REQUEST. WE'LL
LEAVE IT UP.
WORK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AS 41 NO 17.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WILL MOVE
BACK NOW TO FILE ITEM 1 52, A B
1959 COMMITTEE AND AGRICULTURE
BY MR RIVAS CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1959 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND
ACTIVATING THE FOOD AND
AGRICULTURE. MR RIVAS. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THIS
LEGISLATION IS THE OMNIBUS BILL
FOR THE ASSEMBLY AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE SEEKS TO DELETE THE
SUNSET CLAUSE AND THE USE OF
CARBON MONOXIDE FOR THE CONTROL
OF BURROWING RODENT. UH PESTS.
IT ALSO ADDS CONFORMING PRIVACY
PROTECTION TO RECENT UPDATES TO
THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE CODE
RELATED TO THE FEDERAL FOOD
SAFETY MODERNIZATION ACT. THESE
THESE REFORMS HAVE NO KNOWN
OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY. FBI
VOTE THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
RIVAS. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE DATE DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. WORK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. I63
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 53 A B
1965 WEEKS. CLERK GLORIED
ASSEMBLY BILL 1965 BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER WICKS AND OTHERS
INOCULATING DECAL FRESH MS
WEXLER RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAME SPEAKER MEMBERS IN 1996
FEDERAL WELFARE REFORM
IMPLEMENTED STRICT LIMITS FOR
ABLE BODIED ADULTS WITHOUT
DEPENDENTS OR A BODS TO RECEIVE
A SNAP BENEFITS. SOMEONE WITH A
BAD STATUSES IS TIME LIMITED TO
JUST THREE MONTHS OF BENEFITS
WITHIN THE 36TH MONTH PERIOD.
INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED BY THE
ABBOT RULES ARE TYPICALLY ARE
MOST VULNERABLE. THE U. S
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
REPORTS THAT INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE
LIKELY CUT OFF BY THE THREE
MONTH TIME LIMIT HAVE AN AVERAGE
MONTHLY INCOME OF APPROXIMATELY
17% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL
AND TYPICALLY QUALIFY FOR NO
OTHER INCOME SUPPORT. A B 1965
WILL PROVIDE BENEFITS TO
INDIVIDUALS WHO LOSE ELIGIBILITY
FOR FEDERALLY FUNDED CAL FRESH
TO THE ABBAD TIME MOMENT. THIS
BILL HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
NO OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WICKS. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE ON THIS MATTER. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. ISAIAH 45 KNOWS
TOO. THAT MEASURE PASSES. FILE
ITEM 1 54 A B 1972 HERE. I WAS.
MR WARD. CARLGUARDINO. SOME
PEOPLE 1972 BY SOMEONE REWARD
AND ATHLETE. THE GRAND JURY'S MR
WOOD. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. A B 1972 WILL HELP
DIVERSIFY GRAND JURIES IN
CALIFORNIA TO ENSURE THAT THEY
ARE TRULY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
CONSTITUENCIES FOR WHICH THEY
SERVE. AS YOU KNOW, GRAND JURIES
HAVE THE POWER TO ACT AS A
WATCHDOG, FIRST LOCAL AGENCIES
AND OFFICIALS AND ARE AN
IMPORTANT CIVIC BODY. HOWEVER
WHEN THE MAKEUP OF GRAND JURIES
DO NOT REFLECT THEIR
CONSTITUENCIES, PROPER
REPRESENTATION IN THE
COMMUNITY'S VALUES AND
PRIORITIES MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE. TO
MEANINGFULLY ADDRESS DIVERSITY
DISCREPANCIES. MAYBE 1972 MAKES
THREE CHANGES TO THE GRAND JURY
SELECTIONPROCESS. IT WOULD
PROVIDE EDUCATION TO POTENTIAL
JURORS BY INCLUDING INFORMATION
ON HOW TO BECOME A GRAND JUROR
IN THE EXISTING TRIAL. TRIAL
JURY SUMMONS THAT WE ALL GET IN
THE MAIL. SECOND IT WOULD RAISE
THE PER DIEM RATE FOR GRAND
JURORS TO MAKE A SERVICE A MORE
VIABLE OPTION FOR LOWER INCOME
INDIVIDUALS. AND FINALLY, IT
WOULD REQUIRE ADDITIONAL
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA TO BE COLLECTED
FOR THE PURPOSE OF YEARLY
REPORTS RELEASED BY THE
CALIFORNIA JUDICIAL COUNCIL. 18
1972RECOGNIZES THE INFLUENCE OF
GRAND JURIES. ON THE PUBLIC'S
TRUST AND CONFIDENCE IN OUR
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND WILL
HELP MAKE THEM REFLECTIVE OF THE
COUNTY CONSTITUENCIES WHICH THEY
SERVE. FOR THESE REASONS. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST FOR I VOTE
ON A B 1972. THANK YOU,MR WARD.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLYING THE VOTES. 43 NOS 15
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WE
WILL MOVE BACK NOW, TOO. ITEM
107 A B 27 93. COURT, SUKI. FOR
GLORY. ASSEMBLY BILL 27 93 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MURATSUCHI AND
ACTIVATING THE GREENHOUSE
GASSES. SOMETHING MURMUR
MURATSUCHI. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MEMBERS WE'VE SPENT THE LAST
COUPLE OF DAYS TALKING A LOT
ABOUT HOW WE NEED TO WORK TO
PROTECT, ESPECIALLY OUR
CHILDREN. IN OUR POSTERITY. AND
WE KNOW THAT WHEN WE TALK TO OUR
CHILDREN ONE OF THEIR BIGGEST
CONCERNS IS ALWAYS CLIMATE
CHANGE. BECAUSE. THAT IS THE ONE
ISSUE THAT'S GOING TO DETERMINE
WHAT KIND OF A WORLD ALL OF OUR
CHILDREN AND OUR GRANDCHILDREN
ARE GOING TO BE LIVING IN THE
SCIENCE IS CLEAR. CLIMATE CHANGE
IS REAL. I DON'T NEED TO SAY
THAT. WE ALL SEE IT IN ALL OF
OUR DISTRICTS, WHETHER IT'S
WILDFIRES RECORD DROUGHT,
EXTREME HEAT. AND WE KNOW THAT
IS RAPIDLY GETTING WORSE. AND
WHAT'S MOST PROBLEMATIC IS THAT
HERE IN CALIFORNIA WHILE WE TALK
ABOUT BEING A NATIONAL AND
GLOBAL LEADER IN THE FIGHT
AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE. WE ARE
NOT ON TRACK TO MEET OUR OWN
GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION GOALS.
THIS BILL PROPOSES. THIS. IS A
SIMPLE BILL. IT REALLY THEN LET
ME EXPLAIN WHY THIS BILL
PROPOSES TO MAKE CALIFORNIA'S
CAP AND TRADE PROGRAM MORE
TRANSPARENT AND ACCOUNTABLE. BY
REQUIRING A REGULAR EVALUATION
OF THE SUPPLY OF ALLOWANCES OR
POLLUTION PERMITS. AND BY
REQUIRING PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
METRICS. ACCOUNTABILITY METRICS
TO PROVIDE MORE TRANSPARENCY ON
THE NUMBER OF BANKED PLLUTION
PERMITS. NOW I THOUGHT THAT THIS
WAS GOING TO BE AN EASY VOTE.
UNTIL I STARTED. SEEING ALL THE
WESTERN STATE PATROL ME
ASSOCIATION LOBBYISTS RUNNING
AROUND IN THE HALLWAYS AND
OUTSIDE THE GATES RIGHT OUTSIDE.
BUT I'M TELLING YOU. THIS IS
JUST A TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY BILL. AND SO WHY
IS IT THAT WHISPER IS SO WORRIED
ABOUT THIS BILL? WELL LET ME
TELL YOU WHAT THIS BILL IS NOT
CONTRARY TO WHAT THEY'RE SAYING.
THIS BILL IS NOT PROPOSING ANY
CHANGES TO THE CAP AND TRADE
PROGRAM. I KNOW THAT SEVERAL OF
YOU HAVE RAISED CONCERNS ABOUT
HOW THIS IS GOING TO UNDERMINE
ALL OF THE HARD WORK THAT WENT
INTO YOU KNOW, OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM COACHELLA AND HIS EXTENSION
FOR THE CAP AND TRADE IF YOU
HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT THIS,
UNDERMINING THE CAP AND TRADE
PROGRAM, GO TALK TO OUR
COLLEAGUE FROM COACHELLA. THIS
BILL IS NOT PROPOSING ANY
CHANGES TO THE CAP AND TRADE
PROGRAM. IT IS ALSO NOT GIVING
THE AIR RESOURCES BOARD ANY
ADDITIONAL AUTHORITY. SO ANY
AGAIN. THIS IS THIS IS TO
PROVIDE PROVIDE TRANSPARENCY
INTO IN TERMS OF THE ALLOWANCES
AND TO COME UP WITH THE METRICS
TO MEASURE THE BANK POLLUTION
PERMITS THAT THE BANK ALLOWANCES. ALL OF YOU WHO HAVE SAID OVER
THE YEARS THAT WE NEED, THE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD EXERCISE MORE
OVERSIGHT OVER THIS AIR
RESOURCES BOARD RUNNING OUT OF
CONTROL. WHAT? YOU SHOULD BE
VOTING FOR THIS BILL. BECAUSE
AGAIN, THIS IS JUST REQUIRING
FOR MORE TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY OVER THIS NARROW
ISSUE OF ALLOWANCES. THIS. THIS
BILL IS SUPPORTED. BY THE
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND, ONE
OF THE WORLD'S LEADING
AUTHORITIES ON GLOBAL CAP AND
TRADE MARKETS. AND IT'S SIMILAR.
TO THE TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY
MEASURES THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN
ADOPTED BY THE EAST COAST
REGIONAL ELECTRICITY CAP AND
TRADE SYSTEM. AS WELL AS THE
SYSTEM ADOPTED IN THE STATE OF
WASHINGTON. I RESPECTFULLY.
BEFORE I WRAP UP. LET ME SAY
THIS. IF YOU WANT TO. IF YOU
WANT TO SIDE WITH THE OIL
LOBBYISTS THAT DON'T VOTE FOR MY
BILL. BUT IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT
CLIMATE CHANGE AND HELP SAVE OUR
PLANET THEN PLEASE VOTE FOR A B
27 93. MR MATHIS, YOU RECOGNIZED
Gí
WITH, YOU KNOW, IT'S SOMEBODY
GOT LICENSED IS A CAP AND
TRAITOR WHO DID A LOT OF WORK ON
THE ORIGINAL CAP AND TRADE DEAL.
THIS IS FAR FROM WHAT A LOT OF
US SPENT. BEYOND HOURS WORKING
ON. WE HAD SET UP A SYSTEM THAT
WAS A MODEL. FOR EVERYWHERE
ELSE. THIS BILL IS NOT THAT I
JUST SPENT THE PAST WEEKEND AT A
SUMMIT IN ONE OF THE ISSUES WE
WERE TALKING ABOUT WAS CARBON
FARMING AND CAP AND TRADE AND
HOW THESE THINGS WORK AND HOW
THESE MARKETS ARE VIABLE, AND
NOW THERE'S PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY. AND HOW
WE CAN DO GREAT THINGS TO WORK
TOGETHER. THIS BILL IS NOT THAT
THIS BILL UNDONE DOES THE HARD
WORK THAT WAS MADE? THE AUTHOR
CAN SAY WHATEVER HE WANTS. IT'S
REALLY EASY TO GRANDSTAND AND
HIT A TALKING POINT. BLAME BIG
OIL. WE'VE GOT A MARKET. OR
INDUSTRY IS COMING TOGETHER TO
MEET ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS. THESE
POLICIES THAT WE'RE DEALING
WITH. IT'S REALLY SIMPLE. YOU
EITHER CREATE A STICK AND YOU
BEAT THE HELL OUT OF INDUSTRY
WITH THE MONEY THAT WE HAVE, OR
YOU TAKE THAT MONEY OVER HERE
AND YOU PROVIDE INCENTIVES. THE
CAP AND TRADE MARKET THAT WE
CREATED. THAT GIVES THEM CAPITAL
TO MOVE FORWARD AND MEET THE
GOALS OF CARBON NEUTRALITY.
CERTAINLY SIMPLE CHOICE. I LIKE
THE PATH THAT WE'RE ON, OR WE
CAN CHANGE IT AND START BEATING
UP INDUSTRY AND DRIVE UP COST
EVEN MORE. YOUR CHOICE. VOTE NO.
THANK YOU, MR MATHIS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. MR
MARZOUK EU MY CLOTHES. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. YOU KNOW, I ACTUALLY
APPRECIATE MR MATHIS HIS
COMMENTS BECAUSE IT ALLOWS ME TO
CLARIFY ONCE AND FOR ALL. YOU
KNOW, FIRST, MR MATHIS READ THE
BILL. AND IF YOU. THAT'S TRUE.
MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE EASTERN
PART OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
UM THIS BILL. THIS BILL DOES
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO CHANGE THE
CAP AND TRADE AGREEMENT THAT WAS
REACHED IN 2017. AND IF YOU HAVE
ANY DOUBTS ABOUT THAT AGAIN, YOU
CAN ASK OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
COACHELLA. AGAIN THIS BILL IS
ONLY ASKING FOR TRANSPARENCY. IN
TERMS OF THE ALLOWANCES, THE
POLLUTION PERMITS AND FOR A
PUBLIC BANKING METRIC SYSTEM FOR
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
IT DOESN'T CHANGE. THE CAP AND
TRADE SYSTEM. IT DOES NOT
OVERHAUL IT. IT DOESN'T DO
ANYTHING TO THE EXISTING
AUTHORITY. IN FACT, YOU KNOW I
CAN'T EVEN CHANGE THE EXISTING
AUTHORITY OF THE CAP AND TRADE
BECAUSE THAT TAKES A TWO THIRDS
VOTE. YOU KNOW SO ALL THE LEGAL
THE LAWYERS ON THE FLOOR AS WELL
AS ANYONE ELSE THAT KNOWS THE
DIFFERENCE. YOU KNOW THAT THIS
BILL CANNOT CHANGE A BILL THAT
WAS PASSED WITH A TWO THIRDS
MAJORITY VOTE. UNLESS THIS BILL
WAS ALSO A TWO THIRDS MAJORITY
VOTE. AND SO THAT SHOULD ASSURE
YOU THAT THIS BILL IS NOT
CHANGING THE AUTHORITY OF THE R
B OR THE PARAMETERS OF THE CAP
AND TRADE PROGRAM. IT IS SIMPLY
A TRANSPARENCY MEASURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MARTUCCI.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR MURATSUCHI MOVES THE CALL.
WE'LL MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 1 34.
A B 17 66. STONE. FOR GLORY. A
SEMI BELOW 17 66 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STONE AND
OTHERS AND ACT RELATING TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. MR
STONEY RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAM CHAIR MEMBERS. FOR SEVERAL
YEARS WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO
SOLVE PROBLEMS OF GETTING PEOPLE
WHO ARE COMING OUT OF THE CAR,
SURREAL SETTING. APPROPRIATE
CALIFORNIA I D S AND A LOT OF
THE WORK HAS CENTERED AROUND
DRIVER'S LICENSES, BUT MANY
PEOPLE COMING OUT OR NOT
ELIGIBLE FOR DRIVER'S LICENSES
AND IN TALKING WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION. IT SEEMED THE
SOLUTION WE NEEDED TO DO WAS
EXPAND THE WORK THAT'S
LEGISLATURE HAD DONE BACK IN
2000 AND 15. AND ALLOW FOLKS
REGARDLESS OF DOCUMENTATION
STATUS OR THEIR ABILITY TO GET A
REAL I D VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE.
GIVE THEM THE ABILITY TO HAVE A
CALIFORNIA I D. CALIFORNIA IDEAS
NOT HAVING AN ADEQUATE
IDENTIFICATION IS A SIGNIFICANT
IMPEDIMENT TO SUCCESS FOR PEOPLE
COMING OUT OF A CAR, SURREAL
SETTING. AND THERE ARE A NUMBER
OF FOLKS WHO DO NOT HAVE ACCESS
OR WOULD NOT OTHERWISE HAVE
ACCESS TO, PARTICULARLY A
DRIVER'S LICENSE AND AGAIN MAY
NOT WANT TO GO THROUGH THE
PROCESS FOR A REAL I D. THIS
BILL EXPANDS THE OPTIONS. WITH
THE DRIVER'S LICENSE PROGRAM TO
FOLKS WITHOUT DOCUMENTATION TO
BE ABLE TO GET A VALID
CALIFORNIA I D. THAT IS NOT A
REAL IDEA. THAT IS NOT A
FEDERALLY EXCEPT THAT I DID, BUT
IT IS, IN FACT, A VALID
CALIFORNIA I DID I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR STONE. MR
BRIAN, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THIS IS A
PHENOMENAL BILL. I JUST WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE FOR DOING
THIS. IT'S CRITICALLY IMPORTANT
. IT'S A MAJOR STEP FOR
EXPANDING OPPORTUNITY NOW,
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE AS
WELL. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 52 NOS 10 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE'LL MOVE ON
NOW TO FILE ITEMS 17 20 A B 24
49 BLANCA RUBIO. CLERK WILL
READ. SEMI BUILT 24 49 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCO RUBIO
INOCULATING TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
MR REVEAL YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
MAYBE 2449 IS A COMPARATIVELY
MODEST BROWN ACT BILL AMONG MANY
THIS WEEK. THIS BILL WOULD ALLOW
AN OFFICIAL TO PARTICIPATE
REMOTELY IN A REGULARLY POSTED
PUBLIC MEETING WITHOUT HAVING TO
POST THEIR PERSONAL LOCATION.
UNDER THE CONFINES OF THIS BILL,
THE REGULAR REGULARLY POSTED
MEETING WOULD STILL GO ON IN
PERSON WITH SEVERAL REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE MEMBERS PARTICIPATING
REMOTELY. THIS INCLUDES A
MINIMUM OF QUORUM IN PERSON
MEMBERS PARTICPATING IN THE
AGENDAS. LOCATION REQUIRED
PARTICIPATION THROUGH BOTH AUDIO
AND VISUAL MEANS SO THEIR
CONSTITUENTS CAN SEE THE
REPRESENTATIVES AND FINALLY IF
REMEMBER, USES THE FLEXIBILITY.
THE GENERAL PUBLIC MUST ALSO BE
PROVIDED THE SAME FLEXIBILITY
AND RECEIVE INFORMATION TO
PARTICIPATE REMOTELY. A B 2449
WAS AMENDED ON THE FLOOR MONDAY
TO INCLUDE SEVERAL REQUESTS MADE
BY STAKEHOLDERS WHICH WE HAVE
COLLABORATED CLOSELY WITH TO
ENSURE THIS SYSTEM CANNOT BE
ABUSED. ADDITIONAL GUARDRAILS
THAT HAVE BEEN IMPLEMENTED
INCLUDE THE REQUIREMENT FOR AN
UPDATED AGENDA, IDENTIFYING A
MEMBER OF A LEGISLATIVE BODY.
WITH UH I'M SORRY. I'VE GOT
LEGISLATIVE BODY WILL
PARTICIPATE REMOTELY AND
PROVIDES A BRIEF GENERAL
DESCRIPTION OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES
RELATING TO THEIR NEED TO APPEAR
REMOTELY. ADDITIONALLY THE
MEMBERS SHALL PUBLICLY DISCLOSED
BEFORE ANY ACTION IS TAKING ANY
INDIVIDUALS, 18 YEARS OR OLDER
PRESENT AT THEIR LOCATION IN THE
GENERAL NATURE OF THEIR
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE MEMBER.
AND ARGUABLY, MOST IMPORTANTLY,
AN EXPLICIT LIMITATION ON THE
AMOUNT OF TIMES A MEMBER CAN
PARTICIPATE REMOTELY PER YEAR.
AS A FORMER MEMBER OF A LOCAL
ELECTED BODY. I AM SENSITIVE TO
THE CHANGES WITH THE BROWN
NECKED AND HAVE BEEN COMMITTED
TO CONTINUING TO PROACTIVELY TO
PRACTICE CONVERSATIONS WITH
STAKEHOLDERS WHOSE INPUT HAS
BEEN INVALUABLE AND I APPRECIATE
THEIR PARTNERSHIP. WITH THESE
CHANGES, THIS MEASURE RETAINS
THE SPIRIT OF THE BROWN ACT
WHILE ALSO PROVIDING 21S
CENTURY FLEXIBILITY FOR
OFFICIALS WHEN UNEXPECTED
CIRCUMSTANCES ARISE. THANK YOU
MEMBERS, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU SO
MUCH, MR. RUBIO. MR. LUCKY YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU. THERE HAVE
BEEN A NUMBER OF THESE BROWN ACT
SUGGESTIONS AND YOU'RE THE ONLY
ONE THAT TOOK THE PARAMETERS AND
THESE SUGGESTED CHANGES. SO I
COMMEND YOU FOR THAT, AND I
HARDLY SUPPORT THIS MEASURE. MR
RUBIO, YOU MAY CLOSE SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CIRCLE,
CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY THE
VOTES. I WAS 52 NOSE TO THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
WE'LL MOVE ON NOW TO FILE ITEM
88 A. B 23-14 THREE. DR WEBBER.
CLERK WILL READ. A SEMI VILLE
23-14 THREE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
AKILA WEBER AND OTHERS AND ACT
LIVING TO THE BOARD OF STATE AND
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS. DR
WEBBER. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
23 43, WHICH SEEKS TO ADDRESS
THE DEFICIENCIES IN CALIFORNIA'S
LOCAL DETENTION FACILITIES
RAISED BY THE CALIFORNIA STATE
AUDITOR OFFICE AND RAISES THE
STANDARD OF CARE FOR
INCARCERATED PEOPLE. LAST YEAR,
THE CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR
OFFICE INVESTIGATED THE SAN
DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DEPARTMENT AND DISCOVERED 185
INDIVIDUALS IN THEIR CUSTODY
DIED FROM 2000 AND 6 TO 2020 20.
MORE DEATHS PER AVERAGE DAILY
POPULATIONS THAN ANY OTHER LARGE
COUNTY IN THE STATE. THE STATE
AUDIT. ALSO UM THE STATE. THE
STATE AUDIT FINDINGS CONFIRM
THAT ALREADY EXTENSIVE PUBLIC
RECORD DOCUMENTING THE TRAGIC
LOSS OF LIVES, SYSTEMIC FAILURES
AND INADEQUACY OF OVERSIGHT THAT
LOCAL ADVOCATES HAD LONG CALLED
ATTENTION TO IN ADDITION, MANY
COUNTIES AROUND THE STATES HAVE
FACED LITIGATION IN THE LAST
DECADE RELATING CONTENT IN
RELATING TO CONDITIONS IN THEIR
COUNTY JAILS. MANY OF ITS
REVOLVED AROUND INADEQUATE
ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE,
INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH CARE.
THE AUDITOR NOTED THAT SOME OF
SAN DIEGO SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
POLICIES DEFICIENCIES WHERE THE
RESULT OF POOR STATEWIDE
CORRECTION STANDARDS DESIGNED BY
THE B S. C. C. AND THAT
IMPROVING THE STATEWIDE
STANDARDS IS ESSENTIAL TO
ENSURING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY
OF INDIVIDUALS IN CUSTODY IN ALL
COUNTIES. A B 23 43 CODIFIES
NUMEROUS RECOMMENDATIONS TO
IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS AND ALL
DETENTION FACILITIES OUTLINED BY
THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE. A B 23 43
WILL REQUIRE THE DSCC TO DEVELOP
AND ADOPT REGULATIONS THAT
ALIGNED WITH BEST PRACTICES
RELATED TO PERFORMING INTAKE
HEALTH EVALUATIONS. AND SAFETY
CHECKS REQUIRING ONGOING
CORRECTIONAL STAFF TRAINING. AND
THIS BILL ALSO ADDS TWO
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO THE BOARD
AND LICENSED CARE PROVIDER AND A
LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH CARE
PROVIDER. THERE IS A CRISIS IN
OUR STATE WITH PEOPLE DYING
BEHIND BARS, A JAIL SENTENCE
CANNOT REMAIN A DEFACTO DEATH
SENTENCE. THE PEOPLE IN CUSTODY
ARE SOMEONE'S MOTHER. BROTHER,
FATHER OR SISTER. A B 23 43 YEAR
OLD, BRING ABOUT NECESSARY
ACCOUNTABILITY AND ENSURE THAT
THE RECOMMENDATIONS LAID OUT BY
THE STATE AUDITOR ARE IMPLEMENT
TO REDUCE DEATH AND ENSURE THAT
THOSE IN CUSTODY ARE SAFE AND
INHUMANE CONDITIONS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON A B 23 43. THANK YOU, DR
WEBBER. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. CORK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AS 42. KNOWS 18.
THAT MOTION CARRIES PASSES. MS.
RAISE YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAME SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
MOVED TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULES
69 D THE ONE DAY WAIT ON AMENDED
BILLS TO ALLOW AUTHORS TO TAKE
THEM UP TODAY ITEM 16 18 1940
FOR LEE ITEMS 76 A B 2059
CARILLO. ITEM 1 15, MAYBE 24 84
BONTA. ITEM 1 18 A B 16 OH, TWO.
MCCARTY AND ITEM 1 23 A B 60 16
55 DON'T SAWYER. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. SUCH SHALL BE THE
ORDER ON THE ONE DAY WAITING
PERIOD. TO WAIVE THE ONE DAY
WAITING PERIOD.
MEMBERS I'M PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON ITEM 81 A B 21 88 QUOTE.
FOR EQUAL POST.
FOCAL CLOSER ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. ISAIAH 41 KNOWS 21. THAT
MOTION CARRIES. I'M CURIOUS.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
HOME BACK TO OUR FILE ITEM ORDER
ITEM 1 55. A B 1981 LI CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1981 BY
A SEMI VERBALLY AND OTHERS
INACCURATE INTO JURY DUTY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY THANK YOU
COLLEAGUES. THIS BILL CREATES A
PILOT PROGRAM THAT WILL REQUIRE
THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL TO CONDUCT
A STUDY ON WHETHER INCREASING
JUROR COMPENSATION AND MILEAGE
REIMBURSEMENT RATES INCREASED
YOUR DIVERSITY AND
PARTICIPATION. WILL ALSO ALLOW
JURORS TO REIMBURSE FOR TAKING
PUBLIC TRANSIT, WHICH WILL
PROVIDE GREATER INCENTIVE
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR JURISTIC
TRANSPORTATION, AS WELL AS OUR
JURORS WITHOUT VEHICLES TO
RECEIVE REIMBURSEMENT FOR TRAVEL
. THIS BILL WILL INCREASE YOUR
PARTICIPATION, ENCOURAGES OF
PUBLIC TRANSIT AND PROMOTE
DIVERSE JURIES. THE BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL
OPEN THERE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. I 61
KNOWS ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 1 56. A B
1998 SMITH CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1998 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SMITH AND
OTHERS AND ACT RELATING TO
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. MR SMITH.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'LL MAKE THIS REAL
QUICK. 1998 IS A GREAT
EDUCATIONAL BILL. IT HAS HAD NO
OPPOSITION. IT IS RECEIVED. NO
NO VOTE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLINICAL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 61 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 1 57 A B 2016
BARRICADE KHN LOCAL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2016 BY A MEMBER
OF BAUER-KAHAN AND ACTIVATING TO
WATER RESOURCES. THIS BAROQUE
IN. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 2016
BILL THAT WILL EXAMINE THE
IMPACTS AND FEASIBILITY AND
BENEFITS OF DESALINATION IN
CALIFORNIA. GIVEN THE STATE OF
DROUGHT AND OUR FUTURE, THAT IS
BEFORE US, WE MUST CONSIDER ALL
OPTIONS. AND THERE SHOULD BE ONE
OF THEM WITH THAT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLICK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 60
KNOWS ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 58 A B
2021 WEEKS CHLORINE. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2021 BY ISLAM, REMEMBER
WICKS AND TACKLING TO TAXATION.
MS WICKS. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. MAYBE 2021 WILL HELP
ADDRESS THE HOUSING CRISIS BY
MAKING IT EASIER FOR LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS AND NONPROFITS TO
LEARN ABOUT HOW TO PURCHASE TAX
DEFAULTED PROPERTIES FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING. THE BILL
WILL PROVIDE QUALIFIED NONPROFIT
, AFFORDABLE HOUSING
ORGANIZATIONS WITH TIMELY
INFORMATION ABOUT HOW TO
IDENTIFY PROPERTIES ELIGIBLE FOR
CHAPTER EIGHT SALE AND REQUIRES
THE STATE COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
TO POST PUBLIC DATA ON THE
NUMBER OF CHAPTER EIGHT SALES
EACH YEAR. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE ON THE MATTER CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 47 NOS 14.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE MOVING BACK TO FILE ITEM 1
48 A B 1931 THREE OF US
BURGLARY. SOME PEOPLE 1931 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S THREE OF US AND
ACTUALLY INTO DRINKING WATER. MR
RIVAS, YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU
, MADAM SPEAKER. A B 1931 IS A
CRITICAL BILL THAT PROTECTS
ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER
WHILE ENSURING LEAD SERVICE
LINE. REPLACEMENTS ARE COMPLETED
WITH NECESSARY HEALTH
PROTECTIONS TO AVOID LEAD
EXPOSURE. CALIFORNIA'S
ANTICIPATED TO RECEIVE BILLIONS
OF DOLLARS FROM THE FEDERAL
BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW
FOR THESE REPLACEMENTS. THE
AMOUNT OF FUNDING IS
UNPRECEDENTED, AND WE MUST
CAPITALIZE ON THIS UNIQUE
OPPORTUNITY. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR RIVAS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. 44 NOS 14. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 1 59 A B 2022 RAMOS
CORPORATION. ASSEMBLY BILL 2022
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS AND
OTHERS AND ATHLETIC TO STATE
GOVERNMENT. MR RAMOS. THANK YOU
. THANK YOU, MADAM. SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. MAYBE 2022 WILL
PROHIBIT USING THE WORD THE S
WORD, WHICH IS A DEROGATORY NAME
TOWARDS NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN.
FOR JAIL, GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES
AND PLACE NAMES WITHIN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. NATIVE AMERICAN
WOMEN ARE THE PILLAR OF THE
NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILY, RINGING
STABILITY AND RESPECT. THIS WORD
THAT IS STILL BEING USED AND
WELL OVER 100 100 GEOGRAPHICAL
AREAS IN CALIFORNIA IS PUTTING A
DISSERVICE TO THE THOUSANDS OF
WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE STATE.
THIS BILL REQUIRES EVERY STATE
AGENCY LOCAL GOVERNING BODY OR
POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IN THIS
STATE TO IDENTIFY AUDREY
GEOGRAPHICAL SITES. PUBLIC
LANDS. AND WATERS AND STRUCTURES
UNDER ITS JURISDICTION
CONTAINING THIS RACIAL TERM.
SOME WOULD DEBATE THAT THIS IS
NOT A RACIAL TERM, BUT NOW WE'RE
LIVING IN A DAY AND AGE WHERE WE
HAVE THE VERY PEOPLE THE VERY
NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN BEING ABLE
TO STAND UP STAND UP IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO TELL THE
PEOPLE THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
HOW THIS WORD IS VERY DEROGATORY
TOWARDS NATIVEAMERICAN WOMEN.
IT'S TIME THAT WE STAND TOGETHER
TO MAKE SURE THAT VOICE IS BEING
HEARD IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. NO LONGER CAN KEEP
PEOPLE SAY THAT IT IS NOT
DEROGATORY. LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES AND LET THE STATE
KNOW THAT IT'S VERY DEROGATORY
AND OFFENSIVE TOWARDS NATIVE
AMERICAN WOMEN. I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU. MR
RAMOS. MR. GARCIA, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MEMBERS. I
WANT TO START BY THANKING MY
COLLEAGUE FROM REDLANDS FOR HIS
LEADERSHIP ON THIS AS A CHAIR OF
THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE
WOMEN'S CAUCUS, EMPOWERING WOMEN
EMPOWERING WOMEN TO TELL THEIR
TRUTH AND FIGHT FOR JUSTICE. IS
SOMETHING THAT I'M PROUD TO BE,
UH, TO BE A PRIORITY FOR MYSELF
AND FOR THE CAUCUS, STANDING SO
PROUD, JOIN AUTHOR AND IMPORTANT
MEASURE. THE S WORD IS NOT JUST
RACIST BUT MISOGYNISTIC. THE
TERM WAS USED BY EARLY
CALIFORNIA SETTLERS AND ACCOUNTS
OF BRUTAL RAPE, ENSLAVEMENT AND
GENOCIDE OF NATIVE AMERICAN
WOMEN, GIRLS AND COMMUNITIES.
THERE ARE OVER 100 GEOGRAPHIC
PLACES IN CALIFORNIA THAT
INCLUDES THE S WORD. THE SAD
REALITY IS THAT THIS TERM HAS
BEEN USED FOR GENERATIONS AND
HAS BEEN NORMALIZED EVEN THOUGH
IT IS ROOTED IN THE OPPRESSION
AND THE BUILDING OF NATIVE
AMERICAN WOMEN. THE BILL BEGINS
TO REPAIR AND UGLY AND PAINFUL
PART OF OUR HISTORY, REMOVING
THE TERM FROM OUR CALIFORNIA
LANDMARKS. IT'S THE LEAST WE CAN
DO TO HELP OUR INDIGENOUS WOMEN
HEAL AND CREATE A MORE JUST AND
INCLUSIVE SOCIETY FOR THAT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE. MR
RAMOS, WHO MAY CLOSE THANK YOU
GUYS FOR YOUR I VOTE. WORK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 67 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON. WE ARE GOING BACK IN
THE FILE TO FILE NUMBER 89. A B
23 50. WILSON. CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 50 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON AND
OTHERS INOCULATING TO AIR
POLLUTION. MISS WILSON. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 50, WHICH WILL
CREATE A CONSUMER REBATE PROGRAM
FOR CÂM VOTING CARS INTO ZERO
EMISSION VEHICLES AS CALIFORNIA
DRIVER'S TOWARDS A CLEANER
FUTURE. CONSUMERS AND THE CAR
INDUSTRY HAVE BEGUN CONVERTING
USED GASOLINE POWERED VEHICLES
INTO HYDROGEN OR ELECTRIC ZERO
EMISSION VEHICLES. MAJOR
AUTOMAKERS, INCLUDING FORD AND
GENERAL MOTORS, HAVE UNVEILED
ZERO EMISSION CRATE MOTORS THAT
CAN BE USED TO REPLACE THE
ENGINE AND A GAS POWERED
VEHICLE. TO MEET CALIFORNIA'S
CONSUMERS DEMAND FOR MORE
AFFORDABLE CLEAN TRANSPORTATION
OPTIONS. THE STATE NEEDS NEW AND
CREATIVE WAYS TO MAKE ZE'EVI
OWNERSHIP MORE ACCESSIBLE AND
AFFORDABLE. BY CREATING A
CONSUMER REBATE PROGRAM FOR
CONVERTING USED GASOLINE POWERED
CARS AND 20 EMISSION VEHICLES. A
B 23 50 WILL HELP THE STATE
MEETS ITS AMBITIOUS CLIMATE
GOALS. THE BILL HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
HAS NO KNOWN OPPOSITION. THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WILSON. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE ON THE ITEM WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. PURPLE, CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES.
ISA 58 NOS. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM
90. A B 23 83.
WILL MOVE TO FILE ITEM 1 62. A B
2043. JOHN SAWYER. GLORIA.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2043 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE BILL
BONDS. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
I PRESENT A B 2043, WHICH
REQUIRES BAIL, FUGITIVE RECOVERY
AGENTS, UH, COMMONLY KNOWN AS
BOUNTY HUNTERS BECOME LICENSED
IN CALIFORNIA LAW ON BAIL.
FUGITIVE RECOVERY AGENTS IS ONLY
LIMITED TO UNENFORCEABLE
EDUCATION. AND NOTICE STANDARDS
AS THERE IS ENTITY. IT IS NO
ENTITY CHARGED WITH
IMPLEMENTATION, AND NEARLY ALL
OVERSIGHT OCCURS AFTER VIOLATION
OF THE LAW MEMBERS. UNLIKE OTHER
LICENSED PROFESSIONALS IN OUR
STATE THIS ACTUALLY PATIENT
CAN'T AND HAS CAUSED DRAMATIC IF
NOT LIFE, THREATENING OUTCOMES
TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAS
SEEN MOST RECENTLY WITH THE
KILLING OF PALM SPRINGS RESIDENT
DAVID SPAN. A B 2043 WILL NOT
ONLY PROVIDE LONG OVERDUE
OVERSIGHT OF THE OCCUPATION BUT
WILL ENSURE PUBLIC SAFETY AND
PROVIDE GREATER CONSUMER
PROTECTIONS FOR HARM MEMBERS OF
THE PUBLIC. THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE ON THE MATTER CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTING
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PHYSICAL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 41 KNOWS TO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 91 A B 24
18. CHOLERA. CLERK GLORY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 18 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KALRA AND
ACTIVATING THE CRIMES. MR
CHOLERA YOU RECOGNIZE? THANK YOU
, MADAME. SPEAKER MEMBERS 24 18
WOULD REQUIRE DISCONTINUED
COLLECTOR REPORT BASIC CASE
INFORMATION, THE CRIMINAL
JUSTICE STATISTICS CENTER. HOUSE
WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS PLAY A
CENTRAL ROLE THROUGHOUT THE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM MINDED
THEY DETERMINE THE CRIME SOMEONE
IS CHARGED WITH, BUT THEY ALSO
HELP DECIDE WHETHER THAT PERSON
WILL BE DETAINED OR RELEASE
RELEASE. PREACH ISLAND HOW
SOMEONE'S CRIMINAL HISTORY MAY
IMPACT THEIR TREATMENT, FOR
EXAMPLE. YET DESPITE THIS GREAT
AMOUNT OF INFLUENCE, VERY FEW
DÍAS PUBLICLY REPORT CRITICAL
PROSECUTABLE INFORMATION,
LEAVING A HUGE GAP IN
TRANSPARENCY. FORTUNATELY THE
MOVEMENT FOR D ACCOUNTABILITY IS
NOT NEW, NOT ONLY WITHIN
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS,
BUT SEVERAL DISK ATTORNEY'S
OFFICES, INCLUDING NEIGHBORING
YELLOW COUNTY. THEY'RE ALREADY
WORKING IN TANDEM TOWARDS THIS
EFFORT. A B 24 18 IS A CRITICAL
TRANSPARENCY BUILDING EQUIPS US
WITH THE DATA. WE NEED TO SHAPE
FUTURE CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS
AND I REMAIN COMMITTED TO
WORKING WITH ALL THE RELEVANT
STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THIS BILL
IS WORKABLE. BOTH IN THE
TIMELINE AND IN THE DATA
ELEMENTS WERE ASKING. JUST
COLLECT WORKING WITH THE D. A S
ASSOCIATION. UM AS WELL AS
RECOGNIZING THAT SOME COUNTIES
ARE DIFFERENTLY, SITUATED AND
BASING IT IN SO THAT THE
COUNTIES THAT MAY NOT BE AS WELL
RESOURCED HAVE AMPLE
OPPORTUNITY, TIME AND EVEN
ASSISTANCE FROM THE STATE TO
MAKE SURE THEY GET ONLINE FOR
THE MOST PART WHEN YOU TALK TO
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICES AND
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS WROTE THE
STATE THEY SUPPORT THE
PRINCIPLES AND GOALS AND
OBJECTIVES TO THIS BILL. WE WANT
TO BE SENSITIVE TO THEIR
TIMELINE AND THE FACT THAT THEY
MAY NEED EXTRA RESOURCES AS
WELL. WITH THAT RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. ISAIAH 45 NOS
11 THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 92. A B 24 26
GIBSON. CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 24 26 BIAS SLEEP EVERY
GIBSON AND OTHERS, INCLUDING THE
MEDICAL MR GIBSON. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING
ME TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 24
26, WHICH ADDS OCCUPATIONAL
OUTPATIENT EXCUSE ME SERVICES TO
THE EXISTING MEDICAL SUPPLEMENT
PAYMENT PROGRAM FOR MARTIN KING
COMMUNITY, MARTHA KING JUNIOR
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
RECEIVED. NO NO VOTES ARE
RESPECTFULLY SKED FOR IT. I
VOTE FOR MARTHA KING JUNIOR
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOTHES. THE ROLE.
ENTIRELY THE VOTES 59 NOS. ZERO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM NUMBER 93
A B 25 37 GIBSON PURPLE. READ
SOME PEOPLE 25 37 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND
RELATING TO VEHICLES.
WE'LL JUST RESEND THAT ITEM.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 97. MAYBE
26 48 WILSON. PURPLE RE SOME
PEOPLE 26 48 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WILSON AND OTHERS NAPOLI INTO
AIR AMBULANCE SERVICES. MISS
WILSON, YOU RECOGNIZED. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 48, WHICH WILL
EXTEND THE SUNSET DATE OF THE
EMERGENCY MEDICAL AIR
TRANSPORTATION ACT, ALSO KNOWN
AS E M A. T. A BY AN ADDITIONAL
YEAR BUT DOES NOT EXTEND THE
SUNSET DATE OF THE EXISTING
PENALTY ASSESSMENT FOR STATE AND
LOCAL VEHICLE CODE VIOLATIONS
EMERGENCY AIR AMBULANCE
PROVIDERS ARE AN ESSENTIAL PART
OF THE STATEWIDE EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICE SYSTEM. THEY
ALSO PLAY A KEY ROLE IN HOMELAND
SECURITY AND DISASTER RESPONSE,
INCLUDING THE EVACUATE EXCUSE
ME. INCLUDING THE EVACUATION OF
HOSPITALS AND PATHS OF WILDFIRES
AND RESPONDING TO COVID 19
CRISIS. MEDICAL AIR. AMBULANCE
RATES HAVE NOT BEEN INCREASED
SINCE THEY WERE INITIALLY
ESTABLISHED IN JULY, 1993 AND AS
WITH OTHER EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE
PROVIDERS, THE COVID 19 CRISIS
HAS PLACED ADDITIONAL ECONOMIC
STRAIN ON PROVIDERS. LAST YEAR.
A B 11 OH, FOUR SUCCESSFULLY
PASSED, WHICH DIRECTED THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT
A SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENT PROGRAM
FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL, AIR,
TRANSPORTATION AND SUNSETS. THE
M 80 A PROVISION ON JANUARY
2024. THIS BILL SIMPLY EXTENDS
THE M 80 A SUNSET DATE BY ONE
YEAR BUT DOES NOT EXTEND THE
PENALTIES. THIS BILL INSURES
THAT THE REMAINING UNEXPENDED
AND UNENCUMBERED FUNDS ARE
ACCESSIBLE FOR ESSENTIAL AIR
AMBULANCE PROVIDERS. THANK YOU
AND I RESPECTFULLY AS FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATES. KIRKLAND OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 58
NOS. ZERO. MOVING TO FILE ITEM
94. A B 25 66 CALDERON. FOR
GORAN BILL 25 66 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALDERON AND
OTHERS AND ACTIVATE INTO URBAN
FORESTRY. MS CALDERON. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. A B 25 66
WILL CREATE A GRANT PROGRAM TO
SUPPORT A 3 12 SCHOOL GREENING
EFFORTS FOR SCHOOLS LOCATED AND
DISADVANTAGED OR LOW INCOME
COMMUNITIES. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 61 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 98 A B 26 53 SANTIAGO
PURPLE RAIN. ASSEMBLY BILL 26 53
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO
HOUSING MR SANTIAGO. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. THIS BILL WOULD
ENHANCE HOUSING POLICY
IMPLEMENTATION AND DATA
COLLECTION BY ALLOWING TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT TO REJECT LOCAL
HOUSING ELEMENT. ANNUAL PLANNING
REPORTS THAT AN OP SUBSTANTIALLY
COMPLIANT WITH STATE LAW. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR NINE DOT.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE ON THE MATTER CLERK WILL
OPEN THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES AS 47 KNOWS 15.
FILE ITEM 103. A B 27 58 0
DONNELL. WILL BE PRESENTED BY MR
MARTIN SUKI. WERE QUARRIED. SOME
PEOPLE 27 58 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
O'DONNELL ONE ACCOLADE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. MR
MARTUCCI. THANK YOU. I AM
PRESENTING A B 27 58 ON BEHALF
OF MR O'DONNELL. THIS IS AN
ISSUE THAT WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON
TOGETHER FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT
HAVE EVER VISITED EITHER
CATALINA ISLAND. OR THE PALACE,
FERGIE'S PENINSULA. YOU MAY NOT
KNOW THAT BETWEEN THAT THAT VAST
AND BEAUTIFUL, EXPANSIVE OCEAN
LIES 27,000 BARRELS OF DDT.
UNFORTUNATELY, THAT. ALL THOSE
BARRELS OF DDT WERE DUMPED AND
FEDERAL WATERS AND SO WE CANNOT
TAKE DIRECT ACTION, BUT, WELL,
WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO DO IS TO
PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
PUBLIC TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE
PUBLIC INPUT THROUGH THE
CALIFORNIAENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, UH, TO
CONSULT WITH PROVIDED INPUT AND
HEAR UPDATES ON THE STATUS OF
THE DDT CLEANUP. THE SPILL HAS
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES. NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MURATSUCHI. SEEING NO DEBATE ON
THIS MATTER WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. PURPLE CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES. 59 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 104. A B 27
61 MCCARTHY CLERK GLORY. SEMI
BUILT 27 61 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCCARTHY AND ACT LIVING TO LAW
ENFORCEMENT. MR MCCARTY. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THIS MEASURE
WILL ENSURE GREATER TRANSPARENCY
IN PUBLIC TRUST WHEN THE DEATH
OCCURS IN THE CUSTODY OF A LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY. THINK OF A
COUNTY JAIL. UH RIGHT NOW,
CORONER IS DON'T ALWAYS NOTIFY
THE PUBLIC NGUYEN AND DEATH
OCCURS, UM, AT A PUBLIC LAW
ENFORCEMENT AND COUNTY JAIL TAP
FACILITY. IN ADDITION, THIS
WOULD MAKE SURE THAT THESE
NOTIFICATIONS ARE PROCESSED
WITHIN 10 DAYS. THANK YOU
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MCCARTHY. SEEING
NO DEBATE ON THE ITEM. WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL OF THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TELLING THE ROADS AS 41 KNOWS,
SIX THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM ONE. OH, FIVE A B
27 74. LOCAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
27 74 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AKILA
WEBER AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY TO
EDUCATION FINANCE. DR WEBBER.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I RISE
PRESENT A B 27 74. THIS BILL
CREATES A NEW SUPPLEMENTAL GRANT
FOR THE LOWEST PERFORMING
SUBGROUP IN THE LOCAL CONTROL
FUNDING FORMULA. WHEN WE LOOK AT
THE DATA EVEN BEFORE THE
PANDEMIC, CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
TEST SCORES ROSE CONSIDERABLY.
AND YET THERE REMAINS A GROWING
ACHIEVEMENT GAP. IT STANDS TO
REASON THAT WE SHOULD PROVIDE
MORE RESOURCES TO THOSE WHO NEED
THEM. THE MOST. TO THE STUDENTS
AND THE THAT NEED THE TIME
ATTENTION AND TOOLS TO ENSURE
THAT THEY ARE NOT ONLY
SUCCESSFUL BUT ALSO EXCEL IN
SCHOOLS. THE LOCAL CONTROL
FUNDING FORMULA WAS CREATED TO
IMPROVE EDUCATION OUTCOMES AND
PROVIDE AUTONOMY TO ALL
DISTRICTS ON A LOCAL LEVEL. IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF L C. F F THE
FOCUS HAS BEEN ON FOSTER YOUTH.
HOMELESS LOW INCOME, YOUTH AND
ENGLISH LEARNERS. BUT WHAT ABOUT
THE STUDENTS WHO HAVE
PERSISTENTLY SCORED THE LOWEST
ON STATE EXAMS YEAR AFTER YEAR?
WHAT ABOUT THIS EVER GROWING
ACHIEVEMENT GAP IN THOSE
STUDENTS? WHY HAVEN'T WE
PROVIDED ADDITIONAL TIME EFFORT
AND RESOURCES TO THOSE STUDENTS
WHO CLEARLY NEEDED THE MOST THIS
BILL SEEKS TO IMPROVE THE
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OUTCOMES
FOR EVERYONE. THIS BILL HAS
GARNERED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT WITH
UNANIMOUS VOTES AND THE POLICY
AND FISCAL COMMITTEES. THIS BILL
IS A BLACK CAUCUS PRIORITY. AND
SO TODAY, I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOU TO SUPPORT OUR EFFORT TO
CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP BY
VOTING. I ON A B 27 74. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, DR WEBBER. MR
HOLDEN, YOU RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I WOULD I
RISE ALSO IN SUPPORT OF A B 27
74 AS MY COLLEAGUE POINTED OUT.
IT IS MORE THAN CLEAR THAT WE
SHOULD PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THOSE
STUDENTS THAT NEEDED THE MOST.
THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP. BLACK
STUDENTS EXPERIENCE EARLY ON IN
THEIR ACADEMIC CAREER TRANSLATES
TO LOWER EARNINGS LATER IN LIFE.
DOING NOTHING IS NOT AN OPTION
AND WE MUST TAKE DECISIVE ACTION
TO ENSURE THAT OUR YOUNG PEOPLE
ARE RECEIVING THE TYPE OF
EDUCATION THAT WILL PROPEL THEM
INTO SUCCESSFUL CAREERS. THE
TYPE OF EDUCATION THAT WILL
PROVIDE THEIR FAMILIES WITH
ECONOMIC SECURITY. WE HAVE A
CHOICE TODAY MEMBERS AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN.
HOWEVER, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND THANK YOU
TO MY COLLEAGUE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HOLDEN FOR CO AUTHORING THIS
BILL. A FEW WEEKS AGO. UM IN OUR
NEW SWING SPACE, WE ALL SAW OVER
600. KIDS COME TO COMMITTEE TO
SPEAK IN SUPPORT ON THIS BILL.
600 OVER 600 STUDENTS AND THEIR
TEACHERS AND COUNSELORS. THIS IS
AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT BILL FOR
US TO PASS OFF OF THIS FLOOR.
NOT ONLY FOR THOSE KIDS BUT
THEIR FAMILIES, BUT ALSO FOR THE
FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA. AND SO I
STRONGLY URGE AND RESPECTFULLY
URGE YOUR VOTE FOR AN EYE ON A B
27 74. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, DR
WEBBER. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLINICAL CLOSER ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. I 64 NOS. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 106 A B 27 81.
CUNNINGHAM.
HER GLORY. ASSEMBLY BILL 27 81
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CUNNINGHAM
AND ACTUALLY INTO EMPLOYMENT
BENEFITS. MR CUNNINGHAM. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. MAYBE 27 81
DIRECTS THE OFFICE OF DIGITAL
INNOVATION TO STUDY THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF BLOCKCHAIN
TECHNOLOGY IN CALIFORNIA'S
EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.
BLOCKCHAIN IS AN EMERGING
TECHNOLOGY THAT IS ESSENTIALLY
CRYPTOGRAPHICALLY PROTECTED.
CRYPTOGRAPHICALLY PROTECTED
LEDGER CALLED BLOCKS THAT ARE
LINKED TOGETHER, FORMING A
CHAIN. IT IS A SECURE BY DESIGN
TECHNOLOGY. AND IT IS UNIQUELY
PROMISING FOR INDUSTRIES THAT
HANDLE SENSITIVE OR PERSONAL
DATA REGULARLY. THROUGHOUT THE
PANDEMIC, THE STRESS PUT ON THE
E D D UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
SYSTEM REVEALED DEEP FLAWS IN
THE DEPARTMENT'S WORK PROTOCOLS
, SUCH THAT IT IS ESTIMATED THAT
OVER TWO YEARS E D D PAID OUT AN
ESTIMATED $30 BILLION AND
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS. THAT'S
TAXPAYER MONEY, PEOPLE. WITH
BLOCKCHAIN SECURED BY DESIGN
TECHNOLOGY AND VERIFY
CREDENTIALS. WE COULD
POTENTIALLY REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT
FRAUD TO VIRTUALLY ZERO GOING
FORWARD AGAIN. THIS SIMPLY ASKED
OR DIRECTS THE OFFICE OF DIGITAL
AND INNOVATION TO STUDY. THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF BLACK CHAIN
THE D. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CUNNINGHAM. SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE. CIRCLE OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. AND TALLY
THE VOTES. I 63 NOS. ZERO.
MEMBER RAISE YOUR RECOGNIZED
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
MEMBERS. AS OF NOW, WE HAVE DONE
80. SPILLS. WE'VE SLOWED DOWN.
BUT WE DO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
SPEED IT UP. UM, THE NEXT BILLS
FOR THE NEXT HALF HOUR OR SO.
OUR SUPPORT SUPPORT BILLS, WHERE
BOTH CAUCUSES ARE IN SUPPORT OF
THE BILL. YOU CAN DO A VERY
SHORT SENTENCE. VERY SHORT
SENTENCE, KNOWING IT IS A
SUPPORT SUPPORT BILL. WE'RE
GOING TO BE BEGINNING WITH MR
VOEPEL ITEM 41. A B 16 92, AND
THEY ARE PRESIDING OFFICER WILL
BE CALLING HIM SHORTLY. AND
THEREAFTER. THE NEXT BILLS.
PLEASE REMEMBER OUR SUPPORT
SUPPORT BILLS. THE LAST ONE IS
ITEM 1 90. MISSAGLIA OUR CURRY,
AND THEN WE'LL GO BACK TO THE
REGULAR BILLS. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. MOVING ON TO FILE ITEMS
16 92. FILE ITEM. 41 BILL NUMBER
16 92 MR VOEPEL, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. MADAM SPEAKER AND.
SIMPLE AND DIRECT BILL.
APOLOGIES MR VOEPEL, THE CLERK
GLORY 16 92 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
OPAL AND OTHERS INOCULATING THE
VETERANS. MR VOEPEL. OKAY? SO.
THIS IS A SIMPLE BILL AND
DIRECT, BUT IT DOES IT
ESTABLISHES A SMALL FUN TO STUDY
. FEMALE VETERAN SUICIDE RATES.
WHICH YOUR CAPITALIST 65% HIGHER
THAN MALE RATES, AND NO ONE'S
REALLY FIGURED OUT. WHY SO
CALIFORNIA CAN LEAD THE WAY
THERE. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR VOTE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSER ROLE. I 64 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. YOU
READY?
FILE ITEM 93. 25 37 GIBSON.
CLAIRE GLORY. SOME PEOPLE 25 37
BY SOMEBODY, NEVER GIBSON AND
ACTUALLY INTO VEHICLES. MR
GIBSON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MADAM SPEAKER, UM ACCELERATED.
25 37 HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHEN I VOTE.
SEEING NO FURTHER DEBATE. OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES.
HIGHEST 58 NO. ZERO. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 108 A B 27 94
GIBSON GLORY. SOMERVILLE 27 94
BIAS VERY GIBSON AND ACTIVATING
THE SCHOOL SAFETY, MR GIBSON.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MADAM
SPEAKER A B 27 94 HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. IT HAS
RECEIVED NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON. KIRK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY THE
VOTES. I 60 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 109 28 45. PATTERSON.
WE'LL READ SOME PEOPLE 28 45 BY
SOME PEOPLE WHO PATERSON AND
REGULATING THE PARENTAGE. MR
PATTERSON. THANK YOU, MADAME
SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS IS A
REALLY VERY GOOD, VERY GOOD BILL
. IT DOES A LOT OF REALLY GOOD
STUFF. TRUST ME ON THIS ONE. I
NEED YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
SEEING NO DEBATE. ON THE VERY
GOOD BILL. OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. I 63 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 1 12. A B 29 33. OH,
DON Ó PRESENTED BY MR MCCARTY.
FOR CORINNE REBUILT 29 33 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ALL DONALD AND
ACTIVATING SCHOOL
TRANSPORTATION. MR MCCARTY.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AGAIN
ON BEHALF OF MR O'DONNELL. I
PRESENT THIS MEASURE, WHICH
WOULD PROVIDE NEEDED AND
INCREASED FUNDING FOR HOMELESS
SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION. ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. SEEING
AND HEARING NO DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. PURPLE CLOSE
THE ROLE. AND TALLY THE VOTES. I
64 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING AND TO FILE ITEM 1 13, A
B 29 64 COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
PRESENTED BY MR RIVAS. LOCAL
READ BILL 29 64 BY THE COMMITTEE
ON AGRICULTURE AND ATHLETE,
AGRICULTURAL LAND AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE, MR.
EVEN MADAM SPEAKER. SO, YES,
THIS LEGISLATION IS AN
AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE BILL SEEKS
TO MODERNIZE THE CALIFORNIA FARM
LAND CONSERVANCY PROGRAM ALSO
REMOVES BARRIERS THAT OFTEN
PREVENT ACCESS FOR FARMERS AND
RANCHERS, ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM
LOW INCOME AND DISADVANTAGED.
UM, SOME COMMUNITIES
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MADAM. SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. I
66 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 16. A B
1600 WHEN. PERFORATING SOME
PEOPLE 1600 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ACCOLADE INTO THE CALIFORNIA
COMMISSION ON THE UNITED STATES
SEMI QUINCE CENTENNIAL. MS
NGUYEN. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
A B 1600 ESTABLISHES CALIFORNIA
COMMISSION ON THE UNITED STATES
SEMI CONSTANTS GENERAL SOME MIKE
WANT CENTENNIAL WITH THE GOAL OF
COORDINATE OUR STATE CELEBRATION
OF THE 250 ANNIVERSARY OF THE
SIGNING OF THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE AND THE FOUNDER OF
OUR GREAT NATION IN 2026.
REACHING IN MY HISTORIC
MILESTONES SUCH AS THIS SHOULD
BE A TIME FOR ALL OF US TO
REFLECT ON THE STRUGGLES. WE
COULD BE OVERCOME THE VICTORS.
WE HAVE ONE AND ACHIEVEMENTS WE
HAVE MADE TOGETHER AS AMERICANS
OVER 2.5 CENTURIES OF THE FAN OF
OUR GREAT NATION. WE HAVE A
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO COME
TOGETHER AS AMERICANS TO
CELEBRATE THIS GREAT NATION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. MISS WINS, SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATES. KIRK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CORPORAL
CLOSER ROLE. ENTIRELY THE VOTES
. I 63 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1
20. A B 16 40 AWARD. CLERK
CHLORINE ASSEMBLY BILL 16 40 BY
SOMEBODY REWARD AND OTHERS
RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE. MR
WARDEN. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
NOW IS THE TIME FOR THE STATE TO
HELP LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ADDRESS
CURRENT AND FUTURE EFFECTS OF
CLIMATE CHANGE BY CREATING
REGIONAL CLIMATE NETWORKS AND
STATE LAW. I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON A B 16 40. THANK YOU, MR
WARD. SEEING NO DEBATE. KIRK
WILL OPEN THERE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOSER ROLE AND TALLYING
THE VOTES. I 62 NOS. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 1 23 A B 16 55 JOHN
SAWYER. CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 16 TO 55 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER AND
OTHERS NOCULATING TO JIM TEETH.
SAWYER THANK YOU, MA'AM. SPEAKER
A B 16 55 ESTABLISHES JUNE 19TH
AT THE PAID HALF HOLIDAY HAS
SUPPORT SUPPORT AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 62 NOS. ZERO. FILE ITEM 1 24 16 A B 16 64
GABRIEL. CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 16 64 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
. GABRIEL AND OTHERS BELIEVE THE
STATE GOVERNMENT. MR GABRIEL.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER A B 16
64 EXTENDS THE SUNSET ON THE
CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT SECURITY
GRANT PROGRAM. THIS IS A MAJOR
PRIORITY FOR THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATIVE JEWISH CAUCUS
PROTECTS ALL OF OUR COMMUNITIES
AT RISK OF HATE MOTIVATED
VIOLENCE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL.
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATES.
PURPLE OPEN THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
QUICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 65 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 1 25 16 67 COOPER
CLERK WORRIED 16 67 BY A SEMI
RIVER COOPER MACKLIN TO TEACHERS
RETIREMENT MR COOPER. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. THIS BILL MAKES
SURE RETIRED TVR. TEACHERS GET
THE PITCH AND THEY WERE
GUARANTEED RESPECTFULLY AFTER I
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE ENTIRELY. THE VOTES I
64 NOS. ZERO. MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 1 29. A B 17 21 RODRIGUEZ.
REQUIERAN. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 21
BY US REMEMBER RODRIGUEZ AND
OTHERS AND RELATED TO STATE
GOVERNMENT. MR RODRIGUEZ. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A
B 17 21 WOULD AUTHORIZE A 400
MILLION SEISMIC RETROFIT PROGRAM
TO PROTECT VULNERABLE RESIDENTS
WHO LIVE IN MULTI FAMILY. SOFT
STORY BUILDINGS, ESPECIALLY AS
FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RODRIGUEZ. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATES WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. QUICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES. 66 NOS.
ZERO. THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 36. A B
17 84, MR BENNETT. WILL READ. A
SEMI BILL 17 89 BY SOME MEMBER
REPENTANT AND ACCOLADE TO
OUTDOOR RECREATION. MADAM CHAIR,
MR BENNETT. MADAM CHAIR MEMBERS
. THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE
REGULAR UPDATES TO THE
CALIFORNIA RECREATIONAL TRAILS
SYSTEM PLAN. RESPECTFULLY,
ASTRONAUT. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THEIR
OWN. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTES. I 65 NOS. ZERO. THAT
MEASURE PASSES MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 1 37. A B 17 93. WORK CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 93
BY SOME MEMBER OF WORK WORK
RELATED TO HOUSING THIS WASTE
THANK YOU, SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
TO IDENTIFY WHETHER WASTE IS
HAZARDOUS IN CALIFORNIA. A TEST
USING LIVE FISH HAS TO BE
PERFORMED. IF WASTE PRODUCERS
CHOOSE NOT TO TEST THEIR
PRODUCT. WHICH HAPPENS OFTEN
BECAUSE IF THEY TESTED ON LIVE
FISH, THEY CAN NO LONGER LABEL
IT IS ANIMAL CRUELTY FREE. WHEN
THEY DON'T TEST THEIR PRODUCT,
THEN IT'S CLASSIFIED AS
HAZARDOUS WASTE, AND YOU WOULD
BE SURPRISED SOME OF THE THINGS
THAT GET CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS
WASTE WHEREVER THERE ARE ALL
SORTS OF PRODUCTS YOU USE ON
YOUR FACE ON YOUR TEETH,
ETCETERA. SO THE DEPARTMENT OF
TAX EXCEPTION CONTROL IS GREEK.
GEARING UP. SUPPORT SUPPORT. OH
WELL, I'LL JUST SIT DOWN THEN.
THANK YOU VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR. QUIRKE SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NOS. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 1 39 A B 18 OH ONE
NAZARIAN CORPORATION, SOME
PEOPLE 18 OH, ONE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S NAZARIAN
ACTUALLY INTO GENOCIDE AWARENESS
DAY. MR NAZARIAN. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER COLLEAGUES 18 OR
MAYBE 18 OH, ONE ESTABLISHES THE
GENOCIDE AWARENESS DAY AS A
STATE HOLIDAY OBSERVED ANNUALLY
ON APRIL 24. I'D LIKE TO JUST
SAY THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO ALL
MY COLLEAGUES FOR THE UNANIMOUS
STRONG BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN THE
COMMITTEE PROCESS. UM AND AS WE
ALL KNOW, CALIFORNIA IS HOME TO
MANY COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE FOUND
THEIR WAY HERE AFTER THE
ATROCITIES THAT THEY FACED. IN
THEIR HOME COUNTRIES. UH AND SO
THE LARGEST POPULATIONS AND
GATHERING PLACE OF WHETHER
ARMENIAN SYRIAN JEWISH CAMBODIAN
, JUST TO NAME A FEW OF
COMMUNITIES WHO HAVE GONE
THROUGH THE HORRIFIC EXPERIENCE
OF GENOCIDE. HAVE FOUND HOME IN
REFUGE IN CALIFORNIA.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
NAZARIAN. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE ROADS. I 70 NO. ZERO.
ITEM 1 38. A B 1800 LOW. CLERK
WILL READ. A CYNICAL 1800 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOW AND
ACTIVATING THE DRIVER'S LICENSE.
MR LOWE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
MAYBE 1800 HELPED SAVE
ADDITIONAL LIVES IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LOWE.
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CORPORAL CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 69 NOS.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. ITEM 1
41. A B 18 OH, FOUR SALAS. SOME
PEOPLE 18 OH, FOUR BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALAS AND
ACTUALLY INTO STATE GOVERNMENT,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALAS. A B 18
OH, FOUR IS A GOOD FISCAL
TRANSPARENCY BILL. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
SALAS. SEEING NO DEBATE. CLERK
WILL OPEN THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE IN
TELLING THE VOTES. I 66 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 1 44. A B 18 SEVENTIES
STONE. CONQUERING ASSEMBLY BILL
18 70 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STONE
AND OTHERS RELATING TO ORGANIC
PRODUCTS, MR STONE THANK YOU.
THIS BILL STREAMLINES RULES FOR
ORGANIC PRODUCERS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 61 I 62 NOS.
ZERO. ITEM NUMBER 1 46. A B 1919
HOLDEN. CLARK, MAUREEN. SOME
PEOPLE 1919 BY A MEMBER OF THE
HOLDING AND ACCOLADES,
TRANSPORTATION. MR HOLDEN. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THIS BILL
ESTABLISHES YOUTH TRANSIT PAST
PILOT PROGRAM, A GRANT PROGRAM
FOR TRANSIT AGENCIES DESIGNED TO
FUND FAIR FREE YOUTH TRANSIT
PASSES FOR CALIFORNIANS. 25
YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER. MAYBE
1919 IS A WIN FOR OUR STUDENTS
OR CLIMATE. AND OUR TRANSIT
AGENCIES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
YOUR I VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING
NO DEBATE. CLEK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NOS.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING
ON TO FILE ITEM 1 69 BARRICADE
KH. A B 22 82 CORPORAL RANGE.
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 82 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AND
OTHERS AND I PLANNING TO CRIMES
MS BARRY KANE. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I'M PRESENTING A B 22
82, WHICH WILL EQUALIZE
PENALTIES ON THREE PROMINENT
SYMBOLS OF TERROR, THE NEWS, THE
SWASTIKA AND THE BURNING CROSS.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK PRIVATE
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATES.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 64 NOS. ZERO
MOVING ON TO FILE I DON'T WANT
70 A B 23 21 JOAN SAWYER. CLERK
LLERENA SOME PEOPLE 23 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOHN SAWYER
INOCULATING TO JUVENILES. MR
JONES. SAWYER THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER WITH THE AMENDMENTS AND
APPROPRIATION ASKED ME TO REMOVE
OPPOSITION AND IS NOW IN SUPPORT
. THIS BILL HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY
PARTISAN SUPPORT AD HAS TO
SUPPORT SUPPORT RECOMMENDATION.
ARE RESPECTED. THEY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATES. THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLINICAL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES.
EYES 55 NOS. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1
75 A B 24 59 CERVANTES CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 59
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CERVANTES
AND ACCOLADES, POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION. MR MENDEZ. THANK YOU.
MADAM SPEAKER REMEMBERS TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 24 59, WHICH
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
THROUGHOUT THE LEGISLATIVE
PROCESS. OUR STATE HAS GENERALLY
REGARDED MEETING STUDENT HOUSING
NEEDS AS A RESPONSIBILITY OF
HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS.
HOWEVER OUR CAMPUSES DO NOT
ROUTINELY PROVIDE DATA ON
OCCUPANCY RATES AND WEIGHTLESS
FOR STUDENT HOUSING ON A CAMPUS
TO CAMPUS BASIS. THIS WILL HELP
PROVIDE MORE TRANSPARENCY TO
THIS LEGISLATURE AND TO OUR
STUDENTS BY ENSURING THAT THIS
IMPORTANT DATA IS REGULARLY
UPDATED AND PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
ON THE INTERNET. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR EYE BOAT. THANK YOU
. MR LEVANTE'S SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATES WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES. 61
KNOWS ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WILL MOVE TO FILE ITEM 1 76 A B
24 77 RODRIGUEZ. PURPLE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 77 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ AND
ACTUALLY TO EMERGENCY SERVICES,
MR RODRIGUEZ. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER A B 24 77. WOULD REQUIRE
THE CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF
EMERGENCY SERVICES TO ADOPT
MINIMUM OPERATING STANDARDS FOR
PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANIES THAT
PROVIDE ALERT AND WARNING
SERVICES TO LOCAL ENTITIES ON OR
BEFORE JULY. 1ST 2024 RESPECT HE
HAS FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RODRIGUEZ. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NOS. ZERO. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 1 61. A B
2042. VVALLAPUDUA. PRESENTED
BY MS REYES. PURPLE RATE. SOME
PEOPLE 2042 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
Væ, VALLAPUDUA AND OTHERS
RELATING TO CHILD DAY CARE
FACILITIES. REYES MEMBERS ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S YEAH,
BOUDOIR. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE ON THIS SUPPORT
SUPPORT BILL. THANK YOU, MISS
REYES. SEEING AND HEARING NO
DEBATES. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THAT. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. MENTALITY THE
VOTES 66 NOS. ZERO. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 1
78. A B 25 OH, ONE CARILLO. THIS
IS A 54 VOTE. INQUIRY SOME
PEOPLE 25 OH, ONE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO AND
OTHERS NATURALLY INTO BEFORE AND
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND MAKING
AN APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE MS
CARILLO. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS 25. OH ONE
WOULD ESTABLISH THE CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSAL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
WORKING GROUP RESPECT THE
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS CARILLO. SEEING AND HEARING
NO DEBATES. CLERK WILL OPEN
THEIR OWN. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NOS. ZERO.
WILL MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 1 85 A
B 26 94 RUBIO. CLERK GLORY. A
SEMI BUILT 29 26 94 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCO RUBIO
AND ACTING TEACHER CREDENTIAL E
. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. AH
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION TOLD ME. WE NEED
TEACHERS. I AGREE. AND THIS BILL
WILL HELP. THANK YOU. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IBOOK.
THANK YOU, MR RUBIO, SEEING AND
HEARING NO DEBATES. QUICK WILL
OPEN THERE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. I 62 NOS. ZERO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 1 82. A B 26 30.
O'DONNELL PRESENTED BY MS WICKS
CLERK WILL READ 26 30 BY
SOMEBODY BROKE DOWN ON THE
ATHLETE TO HOMELESSNESS. MS
WICKS. THANK YOU, MADAME SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I RISE ON BEHALF OF THE
SENATE MEMBER OF DONALD TO
PRESENT A B 26 30, CALIFORNIA
SPENT MORE THAN 13 BILLION OVER
THE LAST THREE YEARS ON
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY SHELTERS,
AFFORDABLE HOUSING, SUPPORTIVE
AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING. IN
ADDITION TO OTHER HOMELESSNESS
SERVICES IN ORDER TO ENSURE THIS
UNPRECEDENTED INVESTMENT IS
PROVIDING THE GREATEST BENEFIT
TO CALIFORNIA'S ON HOUSE
POPULATION, ACCOUNTABILITY,
TRANSPARENCY ARE CRUCIAL. A B 26
30 REQUIRES CITIES AND COUNTIES.
THAT HAVE USED STATE FUNDS TO
ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS TO PREPARE
AND ISSUE REPORTS ON THEIR
WEBSITE DETAILING HOW MONEY WAS
SPENT THE SERVICES THAT WERE
PROVIDED AND OTHER INFORMATION
CRITICAL FOR EVALUATING THE
EFFICACY OF LOCAL HOMELESSNESS
RELIEF PROGRAMS. THIS BILL HAS
NO OPPOSITION RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR A NIGHT. THANK YOU, MISS
WICKS, SEEING IN HERRING, NO
DEBATE. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. OOPS.
pTALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NOS. ZERO. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 1 27. 17
OH, SIX. 17 OH, SIX. PONTA.
CORPORAL RATE. SAMUEL 17. OH
SIX. BY SUMMER, ME A BOND AND
OTHERS NECKLACE, CANNABIS. MISS
REYES. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
VOLUNTEER, RESPECTIVELY,
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR
SUPPORT YOUR I VOTE ON THE
SUPPORT SUPPORT MEASURE. SEEING
AND HEARING NO DEBATE. OPEN
THEIR ALL. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WORK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. 57 NOS. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING ON
TO FILE ITEM 1 88. A B 28 32
ROBERT RIVAS. WEBINQUIRY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 28 32 BY SUMMER,
ROBERT YOURS AND OTHERS. NECK
LINKS CHILDCARE. MR DAVIS. THANK
YOU. MADAM. SPEAKER'S
LEGISLATION SEEKS TO ESTABLISH A
SCREENING TOOL THAT WOULD ALLOW
OUR STATE TO BEST IDENTIFY THE
AREAS OF HIGHEST NEED WHEN IT
COMES TO THE ALLOCATION OF EARLY
CARE AND EDUCATION RESOURCES DUE
TO RACIAL AND ECONOMIC
INEQUITIES. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. THANK YOU, MR RUFUS.
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. LERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY THE VOTES. BY 64 NOS.
ZERO. THAT MEASURE PASSES. HOW
ARE YOU?
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 1 90 A B
28 78 AGUIAR-CURRY GLORY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 28, 70 BY SUMMER
AGRA, CURRY AND OTHERS AND
HECKLING TO PUBLIC RESOURCES.
AGUIAR-CURRY. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER ÁP 28-7 EIGHT WILL
ADDRESS THE NEED TO REMOVE
FOREST BIOMASS WASTE TO REDUCE
WILDFIRES AND CREATE HEALTHIER
FOR US RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEING NO DEBATES.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRED ABOUT.
MEMBERS IT IS 5 10. WE ARE STILL
IN ITS SUPPORT SUPPORT BILLS.
THE OLD MOVE TO FILE ITEM. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES ON FILE ITEM. 1
90. WILL OPEN THE ROLE AND 1 90.
I WILL NOW CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTESON FILE ITEM. 1
90. ISAIAH 60 KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WILL MOVE NOW.
AS IT IS, BY 11 TO FILE ITEM 1
72. A B 24 25 BRIAN INQUIRY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 25 SM MBRADLEY
NONE OF THIS AND THAT LINK TO
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. MR BRYAN.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. THIS BILL PROVIDES A
MEASURE OF FINANCIAL SECURITY
FOR OUR MOST VULNERABLE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS. IT
HAS SUPPORT SUPPORT
RECOMMENDATIONS AND HAS RECEIVED
NO NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATE.
KIRK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 50 NOS.
ZERO.
MEMBERS THAT IS THE END OF OUR
SUPPORT SUPPORT SECTION. WE ARE
MOVING ON. TO FILE ITEM 102. A B
27 24. ARAMBULA. REQUIERAN.
ASSEMBLY BILL 27 24 BY SUMMER
ARAMBULA AND THAT GRILLING TO
MEDICAL MR ARAMBULA. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. TODAY
I RISE TO PRESENT A B 27 24,
WHICH WILL ALLOW THE STATE TO
ENTER INTO A DIRECT CONTRACT
WITH AN ALTERNATE HEALTHCARE
SERVICE PLAN, OR THC SP. AS YOU
LIKELY KNOW, BY NOW. THIS
PROPOSAL WAS ORIGINALLY PROPOSED
BY THE GOVERNOR THROUGH THE
BUDGET WITHOUT ANY LEGISLATIVE
OVERSIGHT OR INPUT. THAT WAS NOT
ACCEPTABLE TO ANY OF US MEMBERS
. AND AS SUCH, I HAVE INTRODUCED
AB 27 24 TO ENSURE THAT THIS
PROPOSAL IS PROPERLY VETTED
THROUGH OUR POLICY PROCESS. A B
27 24 ADVANCED OUT OF THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE ATER A ROBUST HEARING
THAT LASTED SEVERAL HOURS. THE
SENATE, ADDITIONALLY HAS HAD AN
OVERSIGHT HEARING EARLIER THIS
MONTH ON THIS PROPOSAL THAT
SIMILARLY LASTED OVER TWO HOURS.
AS CALIFORNIA MAKES
TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE TO THE
MEDICAL PROGRAM, THERE IS A NEED
FOR SIGNIFICANT REFORM AS WE
SEEK TO ADDRESS THE
FRAGMENTATION. THE
INEFFICIENCIES AND THE
INEQUITIES THAT HAVE PLAGUED THE
MEDICAL PROGRAM FOR FAR TOO
LONG. IN THE FACE OF THE
CHALLENGES THAT THESE CHANGES
WILL RAISE, IT IS CLEAR THAT THE
STATUS QUO IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. BY
ENTERING INTO A DIRECT CONTRACT
WITH AN H C S P JUST LIKE WE DO
WITH MOST OF OUR OTHER MEDICAL
MANAGED HEALTH CARE PLANS. THE
STATE WILL NOW BE ABLE TO
LEVERAGE THIS RELATIONSHIP TO
DEMAND THAT WE HAVE THE UP MOST
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY.
OVER OUR MEDICAL PROVIDERS. A B
27 24 INSURERS THAT H. C S. P S
MUST MEET THE SAME STANDARDS AS
OTHER HEALTH PLANS, INCLUDING
WITH RESPECT TO TIMELY ACCESS.
GEOGRAPHIC ACCESS QUALITY
METRICS COORDINATION OF CARE
SAFETY NET COVERAGE,
NONDISCRIMINATION AND THE
EXECUTION. OF A MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING WITH COUNTIES AND
OTHER REQUIREMENTS. IN FACT,
THIS BILL GOES FURTHER AND
DEMANDING MORE FROM A HCS PS
THAN WHAT OTHER MEDICAL PLANS
MUST DO, INCLUDING PROVIDING
SUPPORT TO STRENGTHEN OUR SAFETY
NET. BY ENSURING THAT WE HAVE
DIRECT OVERSIGHT OVER H C. S P
S. WE WILL ENSURE THAT LOCAL
HEALTH PLANS NO LONGER DIVERT
FUNDS INTENDED. FOR HEALTH CARE
SERVICES TOWARDS ADMINISTRATIVE
PURPOSES WHILE ALSO DEMANDING
MORE ACCOUNTABILITY AND
AFFORDABILITY FROM ALL MEDICAL
PLANS. THANK YOU MEMBERS, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR ARAMBULA. MS
WALDRON, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM. AND MEMBERS I
REGRET REGRETTABLY RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO A B 27 24. THERE
ARE MANY EXAMPLES OF, UM OF
PROBLEMS. WITH NO BID CONTRACTS
IN CALIFORNIA, MANY OF THEM
RECENTLY WITH THE COVID EPIDEMIC
OF WE'VE SEEN AND ALSO IN L. A
THERE IS NO ACCOUNTABILITY
RUNNING PARALLEL TO THESE PUBLIC
EXPENDITURES. A B 27 24 IS YET
ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF THIS DYNAMIC.
PROBLEMS WITH THIS PROPOSAL ARE
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET LANGUAGE
IS INCOMPLETE. IT DOES NOT
INCLUDE VITAL DETAILS,
ACCOUNTABILITY PROVISIONS AND
CORRECTIVE COURSES OF ACTION.
THAT WOULD BE NEEDED IF PROBLEMS
ARISE. KAISER PERMANENTE CAN
SELECT OR REJECT THE MEDICAL
MANAGED CARE PATIENTS THEY
ACCEPT INTO THEIR INSURANCE
NETWORK, AND THERE'S A VERY
CLOSED SYSTEM OF PEOPLE WHO CAN
ENROLL IN THEIR SYSTEM. THE
APPROACH PROPOSED IN THE BUDGET
LANGUAGE IN THIS BILL REQUIRES
AN IN DEPTH DIALOGUE ON THE
DIRECTION OF THE MEDICAL MANAGED
CARE PLAN, ACCOUNTABILITY OF
QUALITY ELEMENTS AND MEASUREMENT
OUTCOMES. HOW CAN IMPROVEMENTS
BE REACHED WITHOUT DISRUPTING
THE HEALTH CARE SAFETY NET FOR
THE UNINSURED, UNDERINSURED,
CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND THE
MENTALLY ILL? DUE TO THE SEVERE
SHORTAGE OF PHYSICIANS,
INCLUDING SPECIALISTS, RURAL AND
FARM WORKER COMMUNITY,
HEALTHCARE NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS
COULD SUFFER FROM PERMANENT
DAMAGE BECAUSE THERE IS NO
KAISER PERMANENTE DE OUT IN THE
RURAL AREAS. AND I KNOW THIS IS
NOT THE INTENT OF THE AUTHOR.
WHO CARES A LOT ABOUT THIS. IT
DOES NOT ADDRESS ANY SIGNIFICANT
ISSUES FACING MILLIONS OF
CALIFORNIANS, SUCH AS THE LACK
OF ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE. AND
SERVICES DUE TO THE PHYSICIAN
SHORTAGE THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
IT IGNORES THE GROWING HEALTH
DISPARITIES AMONGST CALIFORNIANS
THAT CAUSE HIGHER POSITIVE
RATES. AND DEATH RATES OF COVID
19 AND LATINO, BLACK, ASIAN AND
NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES. HOW
WILL THIS ADDRESS HEALTHCARE
DISPARITIES SUCH AS DIABETES,
OBESITY, HYPERTENSION? HIGH
BLOOD PRESSURE AND HEART
DISEASE. THE ADMINISTRATION
PROVIDES ONE BILLION WITHOUT
ESTIMATES OF HOW MANY PERSONS
SUFFERING FROM THESE CHRONIC
HEALTH CONDITIONS WILL BE
CONTRACTED WITH KAISER
PERMANENT. THERE WAS NO
GUARANTEE THAT THIS MEASURE WILL
CREATE GREATER GREATER ACCESS TO
HEALTH CARE FOR POOR AND MEDICAL
ELIGIBLE LATINOS AND OTHERS. THE
ONLY ENTITY THAT SUPPORTED A B
27 24 IN ASSEMBLY HEALTH
COMMITTEE WAS KAISER. AND I'M
NOT AGAINST KAISER AT ALL. I'M
JUST AGAINST THE IDEA OF NO BID
CONTRACT. COUNTY HEALTH CARE
SYSTEMS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE.
SOCIAL SERVICE GROUPS HAVE BEEN
PROVIDING INDISPENSABLE CARE TO
THE MOST VULNERABLE, VULNERABLE
POPULATIONS FOR MORE THAN 30
YEARS. A SIGNIFICANT DEVIATION
FROM THE CURRENT CARE SYSTEMS
WILL LEAVE MANY WITHOUT ACCESS.
THE EXACT THING WE WANT TO
AVOID. I URGE A NO VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR WALDRON. DOCTOR, WOULD
YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I WANT TO
THANK DR ARAMBULA FOR TAKING ON
THIS ISSUE AND MOVING THE BILL
THROUGH THE POLICY PROCESS. MY
FOCUS ON THIS BILL HAS BEEN
WHAT'S IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF
MEDICAL BENEFICIARIES. BELIEVE
HAVING A GREATER KAISER PRESENCE
IN THE PROGRAM IS A GOOD THING.
KAISER IS BY NO MEANS A PERFECT
PLAN. I'M SERIOUSLY CONCERNED
ABOUT ITS NEED TO IMPROVE
PERFORMANCE IN MENTAL HEALTH
CARE. AND I DON'T WANT TO LOSE
SIGHT OF THAT. HAVING SAID THAT
KAISER'S QUALITY SCORES AND
PHYSICIAN TO BENEFICIARY RATIOS
ARE NEAR THE TOP OF ALL MEDICAL
MANAGED CARE PLANS. ADDITIONALLY
KAISER HAS THE SAME NETWORK FOR
COMMERCIAL ENROLLEES AS IT DOES
FOR MEDICAL, WHICH IS NOT
NECESSARILY THE CASE FOR OTHER
PLANS. THIS IS A SIGNIFICANT OF
SIGNIFICANT VALUE TO
BENEFICIARIES SINCE BASED ON
BENEFICIARY SERVICES SURVEYS.
MEDIC AL BENEFICIARIES HAVE
DIFFICULTY FINDING CARE,
PARTICULARLY WITH SPECIALISTS.
THIS BILL ALSO GIVES THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES DIRECT AUTHORITY OVER
KAISER AS A DIRECT CONTRACTING
PLAN INSTEAD OF HAVING INSTEAD
OF HAVING ONE MEDICAL MANAGED
CARE PLAN, OVERSEE ANOTHER PLAN.
LAST IF YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT HOW
THIS WILL AFFECT SAFETY NET
PROVIDERS AND THE EXISTING
MEDICAL MANAGEMENT CARE DELIVERY
SYSTEMS, I WANT TO POINT OUT
THAT THIS PROPOSAL WILL LIKELY
RESULT IN ADDITIONAL 250,000
PEOPLE ENROLLING IN KAISER OVER
FIVE YEARS. CURRENTLY MEDICAL
HAS ABOUT 14.5 MILLION PEOPLE IN
IT. THAT'S LESS THAN 2% OF THE
MEDICAL ENROLLMENT. THAT EDITION
THAT IS NOT SIGNIFICANT. I DON'T
BELIEVE THAT IS GOING TO
COMPLETELY DESTROY THE OTHER
SYSTEM AS WE KNOW IT TODAY. UM
YOU KNOW, NOT I DON'T I KNOW
THAT THERE IS ANGST AND
CONCERNED ABOUT THE WAY THIS ALL
CAME OUT. UM BUT I WANT TO FOCUS
ON WHAT THE BENEFITS ARE FOR
MEDICAL BENEFICIARIES. I THINK
HAVING A BETTER KIND, BIGGER
KAISER PRESENCE. IS A GOOD
THING. AND I URGE YOUR SUPPORT
FOR THIS BILL. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. DR. ARAMBULA YOU
CAN CLOSE. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. YOUR VOTE TODAY MEANS
THAT THE LEGISLATURE IS IN THE
DRIVER'S SEAT OF THIS CONTRACT.
WHEN WE INTRODUCED THE
LEGISLATION WE WERE SUCCESSFUL
IN HAVING CONSUMER ADVOCACY
GROUP HEALTH ACCESS COME ON AND
SUPPORT SINCE THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE AND BELIEVED THAT THAT
SHOWS OUR WILLINGNESS TO MOVE IN
THE PROPER DIRECTION. ENCLOSING
A B 27 24 ADVANCES EQUITY
INCREASES ACCESS IMPROVES,
AFFORDABILITY IMPROVES QUALITY
AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, A DEMANDS
ACCOUNTABILITY OVER MEDICAL.
THANK YOU MEMBERS, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE. CLERK CAN OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
MOVE TO CALL. DR ARAMBULA MOVES
TO CALL.
MEMBERS. IT IS 5 25. WE WILL
HAVE RECESS UNDER CALL FOR 20
MINUTES. MEMBERS DEMOCRATS
DINNER IS AVAILABLE IN THE
LOUNGE AND FOR REPUBLICANS
DINNER IS AVAILABLE IN THE
WILLIE BROWN ROOM.
FIVE MEMBERS. WE ARE BACK.
PLEASE RETURN TO THE FLOOR.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK IN SESSION.
PLEASE RETURN TO THE FLOOR.
WE'RE GOING TO START WITH FILE
OUT ON 1 63.
MEMBERS PLEASE RAISE YOUR HAND.
IF YOU HAVE BOAT CHANGES. I JUST
WANT TO SEE IF IT'S WORTH DOING
DOES ANYBODY HAVE VOTE CHANGES?
WE OKAY TO DO THAT? WORKING TO
DO THAT. DR CHOI, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. VOTE CHANGE. STEPHEN
TROY. A B 1980 18 NO TO NOT
VOTING. BOTH CHANGED AND SOME OF
THEM WERE CHOICE. SOMEBODY BUILT
1918 NO TO NOT VOTING. 1918. AND
MISS VALLADARES. HELD AREAS A B
27 71 NO, DO NOT VOTING. A B
2030? YES TO NO. BOTH CHANGES
SOMEWHERE VALID AREAS. A B 27 71
NO. TWO NOT VOTING. MAYBE. 2030?
YES TO NO. BOTH CHANGES SUMMER
VALID AREAS A B 2030 I TO KNOW.
MEMBERS IN THE LOUNGE WATCHING
THE WARRIORS GAME. PLEASE RETURN
TO THE FLOOR. I DON'T BLAME YOU.
BUT.
MR GALLAGHER. GALLAGHER A B 17
51 I TO KNOW. VOTE CHANGES.
REMEMBER GALLAGHER SOMETHING
BILL 17 51 I TO KNOW.
OKAY? MEMBERS WERE GOING TO
RESUME BUSINESS, MR MEDINA IF
YOU ARE WILLING TO TAKE UP FILE
ITEM 1 63. HANG ON, MR MEDINA.
THIS IS FALLOUT ON 1 63 A B 2046
CLARK QUARRY. ASSEMBLY BILL 2046
BY SOMEBODY, AND NOW THERE'S AN
ACT RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA, MR MEDINA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
AM PROUD TO PRESENT A B 2046.
CALIFORNIA IS THE FIFTH LARGEST
ECONOMY. BUT THE ECONOMIC
BENEFITS OF THE STATE ARE NOT
SHARED BY ALL REGIONS. THIS LACK
OF EQUITY BEGINS WITHIN OUR
SCHOOLS. A B 2046 ADDRESSES THIS
PROBLEM BY ESTABLISHING THE
INLAND RISING FRONT. ALLOTTING
$1.4 BILLION.01 TIME AND ONGOING
FUNDS TO THE 2022 2023 STATE
BUDGET. TO USE THE RIVERSIDE AND
UC MERCED. THE INVESTMENT WOULD
EXPAND CAMPUS CAPACITY MORE
RAPIDLY TO RESPOND TO THE
CRITICAL NEEDS OF THE STATE AND
LOCAL REGIONS, SPECIFICALLY BY
ADDRESSING EDUCATIONAL EQUITY.
CLIMATE CHANGE. HEALTHCARE AND
RESEARCH. THIS IS ONE BILL, BUT
IT REPRESENTS A BIGGER QUESTION
. HOW LONG DOES THE INLAND
EMPIRE AND CENTRAL VALLEY HAVE
TO WAIT BEFORE THEY ARE AN EQUAL
FOOTING? WITH THE REST OF THE
STATE. IN THE SENATE. I AM
TAKING ALL THE AMENDMENTS
PROPOSED BY THE BUILDING AND
TRADES AND THE OPPOSITION TO
INCLUDE THE NECESSARY LABOR
PROTECTIONS, ESPECIALLY FOR
PREVAILING WAGES. I ASK FOR YOUR
SUPPORT OF A B 2046? THANK YOU,
MR MEDINA. MR FONTE'S. MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I ALSO RISE
AS A PRINCIPAL CO AUTHOR TO A B
2046. THIS BILL REPRESENTS A
STRONG FIRST STEP AND REALLY
RECTIFYING THE HISTORICAL
INEQUITY IN FUNDING AMONGST OUR
UC CAMPUSES. ALL STUDENTS
DESERVE THE SAME HIGH
EXPECTATION IN ALL STUDENTS,
REGARDLESS OF WHERE THEY LIVE.
IN OUR STATE OR ATTEND SCHOOL,
DESERVE THE INDIVIDUAL RESOURCES
AND SUPPORT TO MEET THOSE
EXPECTATIONS. WE CANNOT CLAIM TO
PRIORITIZE DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND
INCLUSION IN HIGHER EDUCATION.
WHEN WE IGNORE SOME OF OUR UC
CAMPUSES, WHICH SERVE OUR MOST
NEEDY AND DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS
, YET RECEIVED THE LEAST SUPPORT
, WHICH IS OFTEN REFLECTED IN
OUR STATE BUDGET. I'M PROUD OF
THE WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE BY
OUR TWO COLLEAGUES ON THIS FLOOR
, BUT WE HAVE YET TO RECEIVE THE
LEVEL OF INVESTMENT THAT IS
NEEDED AND THEN RESPECTFULLY
ASKED HER. I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MONTEZ. SEEING NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CLAIRE
CLUB IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
PHONE. BIZARRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE RESIDE ABOUT. ALL
MEMBERS, SWEATERS ARE DEVELOPED.
CLERK WELL CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE 56 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO TAKE
UP FOLLOW 1 65. BYE, MISS
BOERNER HORVATH. THIS IS FILE ON
1 65 22 OH, FOUR CORTICAL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 OH, FOUR BY
SOMEWHERE. BOERNER HORVATH AN
ACTOR LINKED TO EMPLOYMENT
BOERNER HORVATH. MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS, MAYBE 22 AFFORDABLE,
CREATE THE OFFICE OF CLEAN
ENERGY WORKFORCE WITHIN THE
LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
AGENCY TO MONITOR AND TRACK
CARBON NEUTRAL PROJECTS, AS WELL
AS TO CREATE A ROBUST WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TO SHIFT TO
CARBON NEUTRAL ECONOMY. THIS
BILL IS ABOUT GOOD GOVERNANCE,
ACCOUNTABILITY, TRANSPARENTLY
TRANSPARENCY AND MORE. MOST
IMPORTANTLY PEOPLE, THERE ARE
MANY EFFORTS LOCALLY, REGIONALLY
AND STATEWIDE TO TRANSITION FROM
FOSSIL FUELS TO CLEAN, CLEAN
ENERGY FUTURE. TO REACH OUR OWN
BUSINESS CLIMATE GOALS. WHETHER
THERE THAT'S SB 100 TARGETS OF
100% CARBON NEUTRAL, RENEWABLE
ENERGY BY 2045. WE'RE DOING
REDUCING GHG S AND RELATED LEE
EXPANDING THE ZERO EMISSION
VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE. TO MOVE
PEOPLE AND GOODS WITH RENEWABLE
ENERGY. IT'S IMPERATIVE THAT WE
HAVE A STATEWIDE OFFICE THAT
HOLDS ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT
ACCOUNTABLE FOR THIS TRANSITION
. MAYBE 22 OR 46 ESTABLISHED THE
OFFICE OF CLEAN ENERGY WORKFORCE
, WHICH IN COORDINATION WITH
RELATIVES, RELEVANT STATE
AGENCIES AND STAKEHOLDERS. WOULD
MONITOR AND TRACK CARBON NEUTRAL
PROJECTS AND CREATIVE WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TO SUPPORT
WORKERS, FAMILIES AND
COMMUNITIES AS THEY TRANSITION
TO A SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE
CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE. THIS OFFICE
WILL ENSURE THE TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY THAT RENEWABLE
TRUCK PROJECTS ARE BEING BUILT.
THE WORKFORCE IS PREPARED AND
THAT WE WILL, IN FACT, BE ABLE
TO MEET OUR AMBITIOUS CLIMATE
GOALS. AS A MOTHER. I AM DEEPLY
CONCERNED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF
OUR PLANET FOR OUR CHILDREN, 22.
OH, FOUR WILL HELP ENSURE THAT
WE REACH OUR GOALS AND LEAVE THE
PLANET BETTER THAN WE FOUND IT.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BOERNER HORVATH, SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
CLERK LOVING THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS FOR THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT ABOUT ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 46 KNOWS 10.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE WILL
PASS TEMPORARILY ON FILE, ADAM 1
67. WE'LL TAKE A FILE OUT OF 1
68. THIS IS A B 20 TO 47 BY MR
BLOOM CLERK WILL READ. A SEMI
BUILT 20 TO 47 BY SUMMER BLUE
AND OTHERS AND ACT LINKED TO
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, MR BLUE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 20 TO 47.
IT'S A MODEST BILL THAT REQUIRES
MANUFACTURERS TO DISCLOSE WHEN
THEY ARE USING PERSISTENT FAST
CHEMICALS IN THEIR PRODUCTS. WE
NOW KNOW THAT THE USE OF TYPHUS
IS UBIQUITOUS AND COMMERCE AND
EVERYTHING FROM COOKWARE TO
COSMETICS TO INDUSTRIAL
LUBRICANTS. AND THAT THERE ARE
RECOGNIZED HUMAN HEALTH IMPACTS
FROM EXPOSURE TO THESE COMPOUNDS
, INCLUDING CANCER, REPRODUCTIVE
HARM AND VACCINE RESISTANCE. SO
NOW A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC HEALTH
CHALLENGE FACING OUR LOCAL
PUBLIC AGENCIES IS HOW DO WE
KEEP PAY FOR US OUT OF OUR WATER
AND WASTEWATER WHERE WE KNOW IT
IS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH AND
THE ENVIRONMENT? THERE IS A
SIGNIFICANT DATA GATE GAP.
SURROUNDING PEOPLE. FOSS. AND
THAT IS WE DON'T KNOW EXACTLY
WHERE IT'S COMING FROM AND HOW
WE'RE BEING EXPOSED IN OUR DAY
TO DAY LIVES. WE HAVE TO ANSWER
THIS QUESTION AND A B 20 TO 47
SEEKS TO CLOSE THE INFORMATION
GAP. IT REQUIRES MANUFACTURERS
TO DISCLOSE THE PRESENCE OF
INTENTIONALLY ADDED P. FOSS IN
THEIR PRODUCTS. AGAIN THIS IS A
MODEST POLICY APPROACH TO
SUPPORT A SCIENCE BASED DECISION
MAKING PROCESS. RECENT
AMENDMENTS, EXTEND
IMPLEMENTATION AND LIMIT THE
REPORTING TO INTENTIONALLY ADDED
FIFA'S AND ADDRESS OTHER
OPPOSITION CONCERNS. THE P
FOSTER DISCLOSURE INFORMATION
WOULD BE PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE AND
WILL UTILIZE AN EXISTING
PLATFORM, THE INTERSTATE
CHEMICALS CLEARINGHOUSE, OF
WHICH CALIFORNIA IS ALREADY A
MEMBER. WE NEED THIS INFORMATION
BEFORE WE CAN TAKE MEANINGFUL
STEPS TOWARDS PROTECTING THE
HEALTH OF CALIFORNIANS KEEPING
ESSENTIAL PUBLIC SERVICES
AFFORDABLE AND MAINTAINING OUR
ENVIRONMENT IN THE LONG TERM.
MEMBERS THIS IS A
STRAIGHTFORWARD SOLUTION THAT
WILL ALLOW US TO MAKE INFORMED
DECISIONS IN OUR DAILY LIVES,
AND I URGE YOUR I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR BLOOM. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. GO UP IN THE ROLE MEMBERS.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTER DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR BLOOM MOVES CALLED. MEMBERS
WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP FILE
ITEM. 1 67. THIS IS MR SANTIAGO.
THIS IS FALLOUT ON 1 67 A B 20
TO 42 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 20 TO 42 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
OTHERS INOCULATING TO MENTAL
HEALTH. MR SANTIAGO. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL WOULD
REQUIRE A CARE COORDINATION PLAN
TO BE DEVELOPED BY THE STATE, UH
, LEVEL ALSO BY THE COUNTY LEVEL
BETWEEN INTERESTED PARTIES TO
MAKE SURE INDIVIDUAL IT SCARED
UPON HAS A CARE PLAN WHEN THEY
ARE RELEASED FROM AN LPS HOLD. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS END CLERK CLUB WITH THE
ROLE ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE. 15 KNOWS ONE THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
RESERVE PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON DR RAMBLAS, A B 27 24
CLERK WILL POST ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO WISH TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
YEAH, I THINK SO.
CLOSE ROLL TIDE VOTE HAS 41 NO
17 THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO TAKE UP FILE OUT
OF NUMBER 10. THIS IS MR NGUYEN.
FILE ITEM NUMBER 10. ASSEMBLY
BILL 16. 13. AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 13 BY
ISLAM. REMEMBER IRWIN AND OTHERS
CLINGING TO THEFT. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. TODAY I AM HERE TO
PRESENT A B 16 13, WHICH ALLOWS
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
CONSOLIDATE RELATED ORGANIZED
RETAIL THEFT OFFENSES OCCURRING
ACROSS MULTIPLE COUNTIES. INTO A
SINGLE JURISDICTION. WE'VE ALL
SEEN THE VIDEOS OF SMASH AND
GRAB ROBBERIES AND HUGE MOBS
DESCENDING UPON DEPARTMENT
STORES. ORGANIZED RETAIL THEFT
IS NOT A TEENAGER STEALING NAIL
POLISH OR A PERSON EXPERIENCING
HOMELESSNESS, STEALING A BAG OF
CHIPS. S ON A SCALE THAT
ENDANGERS THE SAFETY OF RETAIL
WORKERS, THE SAFETY OF CUSTOMERS
TRYING TO SUPPORT OUR LOCAL
ECONOMIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES
TRYING TO MAKE PAYROLL. I WOULD
APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT ON THIS
IMPORTANT MEASURE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR ROMAN. SEE NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CORK CLUB
AND THE ROLE MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO
VOTE. KIRK WELL CLOSER ROLE AND
TELL YOU THAT I 64 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. NEXT UP, MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO TAKE UP FILE OUT
OF 1 42. THIS IS MY 1 42.
ASSEMBLY BILL 18. 37 BY MS
BONTA. THE CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL. 18 37 BIAS LIMBER BY MIA
BONTA AND OTHERS RELATING TO
REAL PROPERTY. MISS WANT TO
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS IN 2020 IN RESPONSE TO A
GROWING NUMBER OF CALIFORNIA
HOMES BEING ACQUIRED BY INVESTOR
CORPORATIONS. THE LEGISLATURE
ENACTED SB 10 79. WHICH PROVIDED
A SPECIAL WINDOW FOR TENANTS,
PROSPECTIVE OWNER OCCUPANTS OR
NONPROFITS TO MATCH OR EXCEED
THE BID OF INVESTORS AT
FORECLOSURE AUCTIONS. HOWEVER
DESPITE THIS LAW, HOUSING
ADVOCATES CONTINUE TO OBSERVE OR
PROFIT ACTORS ABUSE CURRENT LAW
IN THEIR FAVOR. FOR EXAMPLE, IN
2021 IN AT LEAST ONE NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA CASE, ALL PRESENT
BIDDERS AT AN AUCTION WERE URGED
TO SIGN A WAIVER FORM ATTESTING
. THEY WERE PROSPECTIVE OWNER
OCCUPANTS AND WOULD USE THE
PROPERTY AS THEIR PRIMARY
RESIDENCE. EVEN WHEN CERTAIN
BIDDERS HAD NO INTENTION OF
DOING SO. IN OTHER CASES,
ILLEGITIMATE NONPROFITS
PURCHASED THESE HOMES WITH NO
INTENTION OF PROVIDING HOUSING
FOR FAMILIES. ONE SUCH
ILLEGITIMATE NONPROFIT FLIPPED A
HOME AT A 12% PROFIT AFTER ONLY
OWNING IT FOR A FEW SHORT WEEKS.
AND WITHOUT MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
TO THE PROPERTY TO JUSTIFY THE
PRICE INCREASE. MY BILL 18 37,
THE HOMES AND COMMUNITY HANDS
ACT RESOLVES IMPLEMENTATION GAPS
IN THE EXISTING FORECLOSURE
INTERVENTION INTERVENTION LAW.
ENSURING FORECLOSED HOMES ARE
PRIORITIZED FOR RESIDENTS AND
THE COMMUNITY, NOT CORPORATIONS.
MAYBE 18 37 IS A FISCALLY
RESPONSIBLE WAY WHERE STATE TO
PROMOTE HOMEOWNERSHIP
PRESERVATION TO ENSURE PROPER
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STATE'S
EXISTING FORECLOSURE
INTERVENTION LAW AND HELP KEEP
THE HOMEOWNERSHIP AND HOUSING
WITHIN THE REACH OF FAMILIES. WE
HAVE WORKED WITH THE OPPOSITION
AND ACCEPTED ALL BUT ONE OF
THEIR AMENDMENTS. WE REMAIN
COMMITTED TO REACH REACHING A
CONSENSUS THAT DOES NOT UNDULY
BURDENED TENANTS. THANK YOU AND
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. MR COOLEY YOU RECOGNIZE.
COLLEAGUES HAVE SPENT MANY
DECADES SINCE I WORKED IN THIS
HOUSE RUNNING THE BANKING
INSURANCE COMMITTEE. BUT THIS IS
VERY IMPORTANT BUILDING THE
TECHNICAL SUBJECT. IT WILL
SUPPORT FIGHTING FRAUD IN THESE
TRANSACTIONS. AND UH, WELL, MY
COLLEAGUE FROM OAKLAND
ACKNOWLEDGES THERE IS WORK TO BE
DONE. I'M GOING TO SAY, I THINK
THAT WORK IS COMPARATIVELY
LIMITED AND WILL INDEED GET
DONE. VERY IMPORTANT ANTI FRAUD
BILL DEAL WITH THIS SPECIAL AREA
OF TRUSTEES AT FORECLOSURE.
THANK YOU, MR COOLEY. SEE NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
MAKE CLOTHES IF YOU WISH, MISS
PRONTO. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR RIVAL. CLERK CLUB IN THE
ROLE. I WILL NEVER SMOKE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLE AND TIED
ABOUT ICE 47 NOS 18. THE MEASURE
PASSES WHERE FILE AT HIM. 278.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 84. CAN'T BE
278 CAÑADA.
THIS IS FILE OUT OF 115. A B 24
84 BY MS BARTER CLARK AWAY.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 84 BY ISLAMIC
PROBLEM MIA BANTA INOCULATING TO
CHARTER SCHOOLS. MISS. WANT TO
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS A B 24 84 PROTECTS
PROPOSITION 98 TAX STOP TAXPAYER
DOLLARS AND BOLSTERS
ACCOUNTABILITY SO SCHOOLS CLOSE
WITH WITH WITH THREE CORE
CHANGES FIRST. THE BILL REQUIRES
REPAYMENTS OF CHARTER SCHOOL
FACILITIES GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS
TO THE STATE WHEN SCHOOLS CLOSE
AND THE PROPERTY IS SOLD OR
LEASED FOR PURPOSES. UNRELATED
TO PUBLIC EDUCATION WITHIN 10
YEARS OF RECEIVING, SAID FUNDS.
THIS PROVISION MIRRORS THE
REQUIREMENTS THAT PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICTS MUST COMPLY WITH AFTER
PURCHASING PROPERTIES USING
STATE SCHOOL FACILITIES PROGRAMS
. SECOND THIS BILL ALLOWS SCHOOL
DISTRICTS AND CHARTER AUTHORIZE
EAR'S TO SPEND ASSETS ABANDONED
BY CHARTER SCHOOLS UPON CLOSURE.
THIRD THE BILL REQUIRES CHARTER
SCHOOLS TO UPDATE PUPIL
INFORMATION AND COW PADS AND
REPORT THE NUMBER OF DISPLACED
STUDENTS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION. AMENDMENTS OR TAKEN
UP YESTERDAY HAVE ELIMINATED THE
DEED RESTRICTION AND REMOVE THE
GRANT FUNDING CAP FROM THIS BILL
, BASED ON FEEDBACK FROM
STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING CHARTER
SCHOOLS WITHIN MY COMMUNITY AND
COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE STATE.
THERE HAS BEEN A GOOD AMOUNT OF
MISINFORMATION ABOUT THIS BILL.
OVER THE COURSE OF THE LAST 24
HOURS. I WANT TO ENSURE THAT YOU
ALL ARE ATTENDING TO THE
AMENDMENTS THAT WERE RECENTLY
TAKEN ON THIS BILL. THAT DOES
NOT AT ALL IMPACT.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GRAND DOES
NOT IMPACT AT ALL ELIGIBILITY
FOR THE GRANT. AND WITH THAT, TO
BE CLEAR, THIS BILL IS VERY
NARROWLY TAILORED. AND IT ONLY
IMPACTS CHARTER SCHOOLS UPON
CLOSURE. WITH THAT? I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MOTO, SEEING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRED ABOUT.
MS BONTA MOVES A CALL.
WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP, MISS.
GARCIA'S ITEM. THIS IS FILE ITEM
1 32. A B 17 49. AND THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 49
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CRISTINA
GARCIA AND ACCORDING TO AIR
POLLUTION, GARCIA THANK YOU. A B
17 FOR 49 WOULD REQUIRE THE
STATE OF A RESOURCE BOARD TO
IDENTIFY IN EACH COMMUNITY
THERE. PROTECTION BLUEPRINT
UPDATE MEASURES TO REDUCE
CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS AND
TOXIC CONTAMINANTS. IT ALSO
REQUIRES OUR DISTRICTS IN THEIR
ANNUAL REPORTS INCLUDE WHISTLES
FROM COMMUNITY EMISSION
REDUCTION PROGRAMS AND THE
ACTIONS TAKEN TO ENSURE
CONSISTENCY OF THOSE PROGRAMS
ARE RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GARCIA,
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLICK OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLE TALLY
ABOUT ICE. 41 KNOWS 17. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO FILE OUT
OF 1 66. ASSEMBLY BILL 22 23 BY
MS WICKS CLERK WILL RATE
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 23 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WICKS AND
OTHERS ARE NOT WILLING TO
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, MISS WICKS
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
22 23 WILL ENSURE THAT NO ONE IN
CALIFORNIA WILL BE PROSECUTED
FOR ENDING A PREGNANCY OR
EXPERIENCING PREGNANCY LOSS.
SPECIFICALLY THIS BILL PROTECTS
AGAINST PERSECUTION OF PREGNANCY
OUTCOMES, INCLUDING ABORTION,
MISCARRIAGE, STILLBIRTHS AND
PERINATAL DEATH DUE TO CAUSES
THAT OCCURRED IN UTERO. THIS
BILL SIMPLY SIMPLY REINFORCES
CURRENT STATE PROTECTIONS. SO
YOU WONDER WHY WHY DO WE NEED
IT? WELL, WE'VE HAD CASES
RECENTLY IN CALIFORNIA, WHERE
WOMEN HAVE BEEN CHARGED AND
IMPRISONED FOR THEIR
STILLBIRTHS. THIS WILL MAKE SURE
THAT THIS IS ABSOLUTELY NOT.
ALLOWABLE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. IT ALSO CREATES A
PRIVATE RIGHT OF ACTION FOR
PEOPLE WHOSE RIGHTS HAVE BEEN
VIOLATED IN THIS MANNER. THIS
BILL ALSO PROTECT ANYONE WITHIN
CALIFORNIA BORDERS REGARDLESS OF
WHERE THEY COME IF THEY COME
FROM OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED
STATES TO SEEK SAFE AND LEGAL
ABORTION CARE HEARER IN
CALIFORNIA. THEY WILL BE
PROTECTED. ASK YOU TO PLEASE
JOIN A B G WAGONS, MIDWIVES,
NURSES, DOCTORS AND OTHERS AND
PLANNED PARENTHOOD AND MANY
OTHERS AND SUPPORTING A B 22 23.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU,
MISS WICKS. SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS SEEKING RECOGNITION ON
THE ITEM. CLERK WALL OPENING ALL
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TELL YOU THE VOTE. I WAS 44 NOS
20 THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM NUMBER 16.
FOUL ADAM 16. A B 1944 BY MR
LEE. AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY 1944 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY AND
OTHERS IN THE PUBLIC MEETINGS,
MR LEE THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS OVER THE COURSE OF THE
PANDEMIC MEMBERS OF BROWN ACT
BODIES, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS HAVE
PARTICIPATED REMOTELY AND SHOWN
EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP WHILE
KEEPING THEMSELVES AND THEIR
FAMILIES HEALTHY AND SAFE. A B
1944 ALLOWS LOCAL LEGISLATIVE
BODIES TO VOTE TO WAVE RUNNING
REQUIREMENTS OF PUBLISHING
MEMBERS PRIVATE ADDRESSES OF THE
MEETING AGENDA AND MAKING
LOCATION OPEN TO MEMBERS OF THE
PUBLIC IF LEGISLATIVE BODIES OPT
TO THESE PROVISIONS, THEY MUST
ALSO PROVIDE A LIVE STREAM OF
THE MEETING AND A REMOTE
PARTICIPATION OPTION FOR THE
PUBLIC TO ADDRESS THE BODY WITH
WITH PERMISSION. I'D LIKE TO
READ A QUOTE FROM WITH RUSSIAN.
I WOULD LIKE TO READ. I'M SORRY
ABOUT THAT. YES WITHOUT
PERMISSION. I'M SORRY. I WOULD
LIKE TO. I LIKE TO READ A QUOTE.
SORRY WITHOUT OBJECTION. YOU
HAVE MY PERMISSION. I WOULD LIKE
TO READ A QUOTE FROM GREGORY
CRAMER OF DISABILITY RIGHTS WHO
TESTIFIED THIS WAY RIGHTS
CALIFORNIA TESTIFIED IN SUPPORT
OF THE BILL IN COMMITTEE. MAYBE
1944 WILL BENEFIT DISABLED
ELECTED OFFICIALS AND WOULD
EMPOWER DISABLED CALIFORNIANS TO
RUN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE WITHOUT
FEAR OF COMPROMISING THEIR
HEALTH OR WELL BEING. DISABLED
PEOPLE SHOW. SHOULD HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE
VIRTUALLY AS ATTENDEES OR AS
POLICYMAKERS AND SHOULD BE
INVOLVED IN ALL DECISION MAKING
POSITIONS AT ALL LEVELS OF
GOVERNMENT DUTY FEEDBACK FROM MY
COLLEAGUES AND TO ADDRESS THE
OPPOSITION'S CONCERNS OF THE
PUBLIC, NOT BEING ABLE TO ACCESS
THEIR ELECTED OFFICIALS. WE HAVE
ADDED AN IN PERSON QUORUM
REQUIREMENT. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
LEE. MS BOERNER HORVATH. YES I
THINK THE AUTHOR FOR BRINGING
THIS FORWARD WHEN I HAD JUST
GOTTEN ELECTED ASSEMBLY, BUT I
WAS STILL ON THE COUNCIL. UM I
HAD TO DO SOMETHING THAT DID
REQUIRE NOTICING AND IF YOU'VE
EVER TRAVELED WHILE BEING ON A
LOCAL COUNCIL, YOU'LL KNOW THAT
ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS IS
YOU CAN'T GET YOUR HOTEL ROOM
BEFORE YOU CHECK IN. WHICH MEANS
YOU CAN'T NOTICE. YEAH, DO A DO
THE NOTICING AT THE HOTEL. SO I
THINK IT'S GREAT THAT THEY'RE
GUARDRAILS THAT HAVE IN PERSONAL
REQUIREMENTS OF HER QUORUM, BUT
IT DOES ALLOW ESPECIALLY WORKING
WOMEN WHO DO TRAVEL TO BE ABLE
TO PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL
GOVERNMENT. AND THEN I AGREE.
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BOERNER HORVATH. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION, ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
MR LABELS CALL.
MEMBERS NEXT STEP. WE'RE MOVING
TO FILE AT HIM, 20. THIS IS A B
27 90 BY MS WICKS AND THE CLERK
WILL READ. SOMETHING ASSEMBLY
BILL 27 90 BY ISLAM, MEMORABLE
WEEKS AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY
INTO REPORTING OF CRIMES. MS
WICKS. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
CURRENT CALIFORNIA LAW REQUIRES
MANDATED REPORTING FOR A BROAD
RANGE OF PHYSICAL INJURIES. DATA
HAS SHOWN THAT FEAR OF MANY OF
THE REPORTING HAS KEPT VICTIMS
FROM SEEKING HEALTH CARE AND
SHARING INFORMATION WITH
PROVIDERS. TWO CENTERS, SURVIVOR
SAFETY AND HEALTH. A B 27 90
WOULD LIMIT THE REQUIREMENT FOR
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO REPORT
ONLY FIREARM INJURIES, INJURIES
TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AND REQUIRE
THAT HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS OFFER
SERVICES TO COMMUNITY BASED AND
NATIONAL DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL
VIOLENCE. ADVOCACY SERVICES. IF
THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDER KNOWS OR
SUSPECTS THAT THE PATIENT IS
EXPERIENCING ANY KIND OF
DOMESTIC OR SEXUAL VIOLENCE, IN
ADDITION TO OFFERING LAW
ENFORCEMENT OUTREACH AS AN
OPTION TO BE CLEAR THE BILL WILL
NOT IMPACT SEPARATE STATUTES
THAT MANDATE REPORTING FOR
CHURCH, CHILD OR ELDER ABUSE. 27
90 WILL MODERNIZE CALIFORNIA'S
LAW AND THIS BILL'S MODELED
AFTER MANY OTHER STATES LAWS
THAT HAVE REQUIREMENTS TO REFER
TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL
VIOLENCE SERVICES. OTHER STATES
HAVE MODERNIZED THEIR MEDICAL
MANDATING REPORTING LAWS OVER
THE YEARS TO BE MORE SURVIVORS
CENTRIC THIS BILL WITH THIS
BILL, CALIFORNIA'S HEALTH CARE
SETTINGS WILL HAVE A SURVIVOR
CENTRIC RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND ALLOW FOR MORE
ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE. AND I'LL
JUST SAY THIS BILL IS BEING
SPONSORED BY A WIDE ARRAY OF
VARIETY OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
ORGANIZATIONS. CALIFORNIA
PARTNERSHIP TO END DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE C IRVINE DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE LAWCENTER FUTURES
WITHOUT VIOLENCE FAMILY ALLIANCE
LAWCENTER AND PARTNERSHIP FOR
TRAUMA RECOVERY AND MANY, MANY
OTHERS, AND WE RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WICKS. SEEING NO DISCUSSION. OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. FOCUS ON THE
ROAD. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLOSER ROLE. TIRED ABOUT. ICE 41
KNOWS 19 MEASURE PASSES. MOVING
NEXT TO HIGHLIGHT THEM 99. F I
99 IS A B 26 56 BY MR TING AND
THE CLERK. ALL RIGHT. SOME
PEOPLE 26 56 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
TING AND ACCORDING TO HOUSING MR
TING. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 26 56 THE
BILL TO AMEND THE HOUSING
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT. LET ME JUST
THANK THE CHAIR AND THE
COMMITTEE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
FOR ALL THEIR ASSISTANCE. UH WE
HAD A FEW CHALLENGES AS WE GOT
THE BILL OUT, BUT WE'VE BEEN
ABLE TO HAVE A DISCUSSION. WE
ARE AGREEING TO TAKE AMENDMENTS
IN THE SENATE TO ADDRESS THE
ISSUES WITH THE COMMITTEE AND
VERY MUCH APPRECIATE. UH THERE
ARE ALLOWANCE FOR US TO KEEP
MOVING. THE HOUSING
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT WAS THERE. TO
ENSURE THAT CITIES WHOSE TO
ENSURE THAT CITIES WOULD NOT
RESORT TO FAR FETCHED ARGUMENTS
TO DENY BALLOTS, SEQUEL
CLEARANCES. TWO PROJECTS THAT
HOUSING ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
PROTECTS. WE'RE IN A HOUSING
CRISIS. WE KNOW WE NEED MORE
HOUSING. THIS IS A WAY TO ENSURE
THAT CITIES HAVE GUIDANCE ABOUT
WHAT THEY CAN DO AND CAN'T DO.
AND SO THAT DEVELOPERS HAVE A
OPPORTUNITY TO GET CLARITY AND
TO GET A DEFINITIVE DECISION
FROM CITIES. IN ORDER TO BUILD
THE CRITICAL HOUSING THAT WE
NEED. MAYBE 26 56 HAS GOT
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. WE
RESPECTFULLY ASK RIVAL. THANK
YOU, MR TANG. SEEN NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. TO CALL
UP IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRED ABOUT.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE. 56 KNOWS TOO. THE
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FILE
ADAM. MEMBERS I'M PREPARED TO
LIFT THE CALL ON MR BLOOM'S
ITEMS. AND THAT IS BALLOT AND 1
68, MAYBE 20 TO 47 CLERK POST.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO IS TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE ICE 42 NOS 19.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE
GOING TO TAKE A FILE OUT OF 1 17
ASSEMBLY BILL 60 NO. ONE BY DR
WEBBER. OUR COVERAGE. ASSEMBLY
BILL 16. OH, ONE BY A SOME
SOMEBODY MEMBER, AKILA WEBER AND
ACTIVATING TO EMPLOYMENT. DR
WEBBER. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 16 OH ONE
THE SAVE CALIFORNIA CALL CENTERS
, JOB ACT AND BILL TO PROTECT
CALIFORNIA'S COSTS AND OUR
WORKERS AND DISINCENTIVIZE AS
EMPLOYERS FOR MOVING JOBS OUT OF
CALIFORNIA. IT HAS BECOME TOO
COMMON FOR CORPORATIONS TO REAP
THE BENEFITS OF STATE FUNDING
AND SUBSIDIES. WHAT THE SAME
TIME EXPORTING JOBS OVERSEAS.
THESE OFFSHORING PRACTICES HAVE
DEVASTATING IMPACTS ON
COMMUNITIES AS THERE ONCE GOOD
PAYING JOBS ARE TAKEN AWAY. THIS
BILL WILL SUPPORT OUR CALL.
CENTER WORKERS RETAIN JOBS IN
CALIFORNIA AND PRIORITIZED TAX
DOLLARS AND ARE SCARCE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES TO
COMPANIES INVESTING LOCALLY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
ON A B 16. OH, ONE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, DR WEBBER. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION. ON THE ATOM. CLICK
CLUB IN THE ROLE MEMBERS VOTE.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. WORK WILL. OPPOSED TO ROLL
AND TELL YOU ABOUT ICE 43 NOS
19. THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO FILE OUT ON 1 60.
THIS IS MISS FRIEDMAN'S A B
2026. AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2026 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FRIEDMAN AND
OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO SOLID
WASTE, FRIEDMAN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT A B 2026, WHICH
IS THE ASSEMBLY'S ATTEMPT TO
DEAL WITH THE GROWING ALMOST
INTERMINABLE PROBLEM OF PLASTIC
POLLUTION IN OUR ENVIRONMENT.
THIS BILL FOCUSES ON THE LOW
HANGING FRUIT OF PLASTIC, WHICH%
IS THE E COMMERCE INDUSTRY. THIS
INDUSTRY USED ALMOST £3 BILLION
OF PLASTIC PACKAGING IN 2020.
END OF THAT E COMMERCE
BUSINESSES IN THE UNITED STATES
GENERATED £601 MILLION OF
PLASTIC PACKAGING WASTE. LAST
YEAR'S CONSUMERS SPENT ALMOST
SEVEN ALMOST NINE $900 BILLION
ONLINE WITH US MERCHANTS, WHICH
WAS UP 44% OVER 2019. NOW, WITH
ALMOST A THIRD OF THE WORLD'S
POPULATION, NOW BUYING ONLINE,
THE AMOUNT OF PLASTIC PACKAGING
GENERATED, IT'S ESTIMATED TO
MORE THAN DOUBLE BY 2026.
MEMBERS WE HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY
TO HELP MAKE SURE THAT THIS
MATERIAL IS DEALT WITH IN A WAY
THAT IS SUSTAINABLE. NOW. WE
HAVE WORKED OVER THE LAST YEAR,
WITH MANY THOUSANDS OF INDUSTRY
WHO LAST YEAR OPPOSED THIS BILL
. WE HAVE WORKED WITH WESTERN
GROWERS. THE CALIFORNIA GROWERS
GROCERS ASSOCIATION, PROCTER AND
GAMBLE, CALIFORNIA LIFE
SCIENCES. BIO COM. CALIFORNIA UH
, ADVIL MED CONSUMER HEALTHCARE
PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION ANIMAL
HEALTH INSTITUTE, WHO ARE NOW
ALL NEUTRAL ON THIS BILL. BUT
I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU SOME LATE
BREAKING NEWS. WE HAVE TALKED TO
INDUSTRY THIS WEEK AND ARE
COMMITTING RIGHT NOW TAKING
AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE AND TO
CONTINUING TO WORK IN THE SENATE
TO MOVE THIS BILL OVER FROM
BEING WHAT IT IS NOW, WHICH IS A
AS PHASE OUT OF ALL PLASTIC
PRODUCTS IN SHIPPING AND INSTEAD
TO AN AGGRESSIVE SOURCE
REDUCTION BILL THAT WILL WORK ON
TIMELINES THAT INDUSTRY CAN
ACCOMMODATE FOR SOURCE REDUCTION
IN PLASTIC. E WASTE PRODUCT
RATHER THAN A BAN. THIS IS A
HUGE MOVEMENT FROM MYSELF AND
OUR SPONSORS. AND I'LL TELL YOU
WHY WE DID THIS BECAUSE THIS
BILL WAS NEVER MEANT TO BE A
STATEMENT. THIS BILL HAS ALWAYS
BEEN MEANT TO BE SOMETHING THAT
IS PRACTICAL. THAT IS DOABLE BY
INDUSTRY THAT YES, HOLDS THEM
ACCOUNTABLE AND YES, ASK THEM TO
STRETCH. BUT TO ALSO WORK WITHIN
TECHNOLOGY THAT IS AVAILABLE AND
TIME FRAMES THAT MAKE SENSE TO
ALSO PUSH R AND D DOLLARS INTO
THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF
CALIFORNIA BASED ALTERNATIVES TO
PLASTIC PACKAGING. TO SET US ON
A COURSE FOR HAVING AN INDUSTRY
THAT CAN SHIP PACKAGES AROUND
THE WORLD IN DO SO, IN A WAY
THAT DOES NOT CONTINUE TO
POLLUTE OUR OCEANS AND HIT OUR
RATEPAYERS IN THE POCKETBOOKS.
AS OUR LANDFILLS TODAY ARE
FILLING UP WITH THIS MATERIAL,
CAUSING THEM TO CLOSE AND
CAUSING EVERYBODY'S TRASH FEES
TO SKYROCKET. WE HAVE A
RESPONSIBILITY TO BE THE ONES TO
SET THE REGULATIONS FOR OUR
INDUSTRY TO FOLLOW. THAT'S OUR
RESPONSIBILITY, AND WE ARE
COMMITTED TO WORKING WITH
INDUSTRY TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS
IS DOABLE. WE DON'T WANT BROKEN
ITEMS EITHER, AND WE KNOW THAT
WE CAN AS MUCH AS WE CAN LAND A
ROVER ON MARS. WE CAN CREATE
PACKAGING THAT CAN SHIP PRODUCTS
ACROSS THE STATE. AND DO SO IN A
WAY THAT DOESN'T BREAK SO AGAIN.
WE ARE COMMITTED TO TAKING THESE
AMENDMENTS TO WORKING WITH
pTO ADDRESS ALL OF THEIR
CONCERNS, AND WITH THAT I WOULD
REQUEST THAT YOU ALLOW THE
ASSEMBLY TO STAY AT THE TABLE
AND MOVE THIS BILL FORWARD TO
THE SENATE, WHERE WE CAN
CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN.
SEEING THEIR DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROCK. ALL MEMBERS
FUNGICIDE ABOUT ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TIRED
ABOUT ISAF 41 KNOWS I'M NOT
SURE. DO WE KNOW WHAT THAT WAS?
LET'S JUST SAY 16. 26. ICE. 41
KNOWS 26. THAT MEASURE PASSES.
NEXT. WE'RE MOVING TO FILE ITEM.
ONE. OH, ONE. FILE ITEM. ONE OH,
ONE BY MS QUIRK-SILVA. THIS IS A
B 27 05. A SEMI BUILT 27 05 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA AND
OTHER SNACK LATINA HOUSING. MS
QUIRK-SILVA. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES ASSEMBLY
BILL 27 05 WILL REQUIRE
ADDITIONAL ROBUST WILDFIRE
PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR
FUTURE MASTER PLANNED
COMMUNITIES THAT INCORPORATE
UPDATED MODERN BUILDING
STANDARDS. IN ORDER TO ADDRESS
CALIFORNIANS. CALIFORNIA'S
HOUSING SHORTAGE, REDUCING
INEQUITIES AND HOMEOWNERSHIP
RATES, REDUCE HOMELESSNESS AND
PROTECT THE HOME OWNER OWNERS
FROM CLIMATE CHANGE. CALIFORNIA
NEEDS TO BUILD MORE HOUSING
ACROSS ALL LEVELS OF
AFFORDABILITY. WE NEED OPTIONS
TO BUILD MODERN, RESILIENT
HOMES, INCLUDING INCREASING OUR
FO AFFORDABLE HOUSING STOCK BY
ALSO MAKING SURE THOSE WHO LIVE
AND WORK IN OUR COMMUNITIES ARE
PROTECTED AND SAFE. THE BILL HAS
ENJOYED FULL BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA
, SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
OVER THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS SO THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WELL, CLOSER ROLE AND TELLING
ABOUT EYES 59 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE MOVING TO
TAKE UP FILE AND I'M 11. THIS IS
MR SANTIAGO'S A B 26 29. AND THE
CLERK OVER. ASSEMBLY BILL 26 29
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AN
ACCOLADE IN THE JUVENILES, MR
SANTIAGO. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. THIS BILL WOULD GIVE THE
ABILITY TO JUVENILE COURT JUDGES
TO GIVE GREAT WEIGHT TO FACTORS
SUCH A JUVENILE, SUCCESSFUL
COMPLETION OF PROBATION, MENTAL
ILLNESS PROGRAMS, CHILDHOOD
TRAUMA WHEN DECIDING TO DISMISS.
A PETITION THIS BILL ENJOYS NO
NO OPPOSITION, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO. SEEING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM, CLERICAL OPEN THE ROLL ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE
AND TALLY. THE VOTE IS 41 KNOWS
19. THAT MEASURE PASSES AND WE
ARE MOVING AHEAD TO FILE OUT OF
1 10. THIS IS. DR ARAMBULA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS HOLD ON ONE SECOND
DOCTOR ARAMBULA. THIS HAS FELL
OUT OF 1 10, MAYBE 28 95. THE
CYNICAL 28 95 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA AND
ACTIVATING THE WATER ARAMBULA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
A B 28 95, WHICH WOULD UPDATE
THE TEMPORARY WATER TRANSFER
PROCESS, WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED
DECADES AGO. BY MODERNIZING
NOTICE REQUIREMENTS,
STREAMLINING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
AND HELPING THE WATERBOARD
PREPARE FOR THE WATER YEAR
AHEAD. THANK YOU MEMBERS, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I V MR
FONG. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
NUMBERS I REGRETFULLY HAVE TO
RISE IN OPPOSITION. I UNDERSTAND
WHAT THE AUTHOR IS TRYING TO DO.
BUT THIS BILL HAS VERY CAUSE IS
VERY PROBLEMATIC. ISSUES
ESPECIALLY NOW THAT WE'RE
DEALING WITH DROUGHT. THIS BILL,
UNFORTUNATELY, COMPLICATES THE
TRANSFER WATER IN CALIFORNIA BY
ADDING MORE PROCESSING
COMPLICATIONS. AT THIS VERY
MOMENT, WE NEED TO BE ENSURING
THAT THAT SHORT TERM WATER
TRANSFERS ARE OCCURRING SO THAT
WATER CAN FLOW TO OUR
COMMUNITIES, TEMPORARY TRANSFERS
THAT NEED TO HAPPEN AS QUICKLY
AS POSSIBLE. ESPECIALLY AT THIS
VERY MOMENT AS WE PERSEVERE
THROUGH THIS DROUGHT CRISIS AND,
UM THE CERTAINTY THAT EXISTS IN
THE PROCESS OF THE MOMENT IS
TAKEN AWAY AND SO REMOVING
CERTAINTY AND ADDING MORE
PROCESS. UM WHEN TIME IS OF THE
ESSENCE WHEN IT COMES TO WATER
TRANSFERS IS NOT RECOMMENDED. I
REGRETFULLY URGENT A NO VOTE.
THINK IT WAS FUN, SEE? NO
ADDITIONAL. DISCUSSION ON THE
ITEM, DOCTOR RAMOLA, YOU MAY
CLOSE RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND
I VOTE. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
KIRK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE. TIED
THE VOTE IS 46 NO 17. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. WE JUST TOOK UP. FILE
OUT OF 1 10. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE
THROUGH THE FILE ORDER ON ITEMS
WE HAVEN'T TOUCHED YET. SO WE
ARE GOING TO TAKE UP FILE OUT OF
1 11. IF MR SANTIAGO IS READY,
THIS IS FILED OUT OF 1 11 A B 29
10. IN THE CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 29 10 BY SOMEBODY EVER
SANTIAGO AND OTHER SNACK LEAD TO
AIR POLLUTION, MR SANTIAGO.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL
WILL HELP REDUCE AIR POLLUTION
BY INCREASING ACCOUNTABILITY FOR
AIR QUALITY VIOLATIONS. THANK
YOU, SIR. SEEING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM. CLERK
WILL OPEN ALL MEMBERS FOLK. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRED ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DECIDED TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE TALLY
THE VOTE. ISAF 47 NO 16 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FILE
ADAM 1 14. MAYBE 2070.
BAUER-KAHAN, THE CLERK WILL BE
ASSEMBLY BILL 2070 BY A SUMMARY
BURP, BAUER-KAHAN AND ACCOLADES
OF ELECTRICITY BAUER-KAHAN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M PRESENTING A B 2070
A BILL THAT ENSURES OUR LOCAL
FIRE DISTRICTS HAVE ADVANCED
WARNING OF POTENTIAL WILDFIRES.
IT WILL MAKE AN INCREDIBLE
DIFFERENCE IN OUR WILDLAND URBAN
INTERFACE IS TO PREVENT UTILITY
COSTS WILDFIRES I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BAUER-KAHAN. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION ON THE ITEM CLERK
LOST THEIR OWN DESIRES. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLE.
TIE. THE VOTE WAS 52 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. LET'S MOVE
TO TAKE UP A FILE ITEM FOLLOWED
HIM. FILE AT HIM. 1 19. THIS IS
A B 16 30 BY DR WEBBER. AND THE
CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 16
30 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AKILA
WEBER AND OTHERS RELATED TO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. DR WEBBER.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 16 30 A BILL TO
PROTECT DEFENDANTS WHO WERE
DEEMED INCOMPETENT TO STAND
TRIAL AND NEVER OFFICIALLY
RESTORED TO COMPETENCY. THIS
BILL WOULD ALSO SHIFT THE BURDEN
OF PROOF OFF OF THE PUBLIC
DEFENDER TO THE STATE TO PROVE
THE DEFENDANT IS COMPETENT TO
STAND TRIAL WHEN THE COURT
APPOINTED EXPERT HAS ALREADY
INDICATED THAT THE DEFENDANT IS
INCOMPETENT. A B 16 30
ENCOURAGES TIMELY ACCESS TO
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND
ESTABLISHES PROTECTIVE
PROCEDURES. DESIGNED TO ENSURE
THE INTEGRITY OF THE PROCESS FOR
INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE INCOMPETENT
TO STAND TRIAL. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, DR WEBBER. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLARK OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
MEMBERS STARTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
PARK WELL, CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE 42 NOS 19 THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FILE OUT OF 1
22. 1 22 A B 16 48 BY MR
MAIENSCHEIN CLERK A WEEK
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 48 BY SOME
MEMBER MAIENSCHEIN AND APPLE
INTO DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, MR
MAIENSCHEIN, MR. SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS A B 16 48 WOULD REQUIRE
CITY OR COUNTY THAT REQUIRES A
KENNEL LICENSE TO REQUIRE THE
OWNER CREATE AND SUBMIT AN
ANIMAL NATURAL DISASTER
EVACUATION PLAN. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. SEEN THEIR
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
UP IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. KLOZA ROLL TIDE OF
IT. I 68 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MEDINA. THIS IS FALLOUT
OF 1 26 A B 16 91 BY MR MEDINA
AND THE CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 16 91 BY SOMEBODY
REMEMBER ARENA AND OTHERS
NATURALLY TO EDUCATION FINANCE.
MR MEDINA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. MAYBE 16 91 WOULD
MAKE THE CLASSIFIED SCHOOL
EMPLOYEES SUMMER ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM PERMANENT, WHILE ALSO
INCREASING THE PROGRAM'S
FUNDING. TO ENSURE A DOLLAR FOR
DOLLAR MATCH AND CREATE PARITY
BETWEEN ALL CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES
TO INCLUDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR IBOOK. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I WAS 49 PER ME.
I WAS 50 NOS 11. THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE BACK
TO FILE OUT OF 1 21. FOR MR
REEVES. THIS IS FILED OUT OF 1
21 A B 16 43. THE CLERICAL RATE.
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 43 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT RIVAS
AND OTHERS INOCULATING THE STATE
GOVERNMENT. MR REEVES. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. MR RIVAS GOING TO
PASS, TEMPERATE? NO, THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THIS LEGISLATION,
ASSEMBLY BILL OR 1643, LIKE
OTHER LEGISLATIVE BILLS THAT
HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED THIS YEAR
THAT SEEKS TO ELEVATE THE VERY
SERIOUS PROBLEM OF EXTREME HEAT
HERE IN CALIFORNIA. THIS
LEGISLATION SEEKS TO ESTABLISH
AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE WITHIN THE
CALIFORNIA LABOR AND WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO STUDY THE
EFFECTS OF EXTREME HEAT AND
HUMIDITY ON CALIFORNIA'S
WORKERS' OUR BUSINESSES AND OUR
ECONOMY. IT'S ANTICIPATED THIS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE WILL MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE
STATEWIDE TRACKING ON EXTREME
HEAT AND HUMIDITY RELATED
ILLNESS AND DEATHS AND ALLOW THE
STATE TO MORE ACCURATELY
ASSESSED, THEREFORE IMPACT AND
WITH THAT, RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THANK YOU, MR RIVAS. SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CLAIRE
CLUB WITH THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE THAT I
SEE 58 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE LOOKING AT FILE
ITEM 1 28. A B 17 17. HEART
RATE. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 17 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY
INOCULATING THE PUBLIC WORKS
CURRY. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS A B 17
17 EXPANDS THE DEFINITION OF
PUBLIC WORKS TO INCLUDE FUEL
REDUCTION ACTIVITIES PERFORMED
AS PART OF THE WILD FIRE
MITIGATION PROJECT. THIS WILL
BETTER PROTECT COMMUNITIES FROM
THE INCREASING THREAT OF
WILDFIRES BY ENSURING THAT
WORKERS RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE
PROJECTS ARE WELL TRAINED, USING
THE SAFEST PRACTICES AND ARE
PAID TO PREVAILING WAGE. ABLE TO
17 17 HAS STRONG SUPPORT FROM
SEVERAL LABOR AND TRADE
ORGANIZATIONS AND MY FELLOW
RAINER THE NO. THE VALUE AND
IMPORTANCE OF PREVAILING WAGE TO
SUPPORT BOTH THE WORKERS DOING
THIS WORK AND THE COMMUNITIES
THEY PROTECT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I WROTE. THANK YOU, MRS
AGUIAR-CURRY, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM. CLAIRE PULL OPEN THE ROLL
ALL MEMBERS PHONE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL.
CLOSER ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTE.
I ASSUME 54 NOS 11. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING TO FILE OUT ON 1
30. THIS IS MR REEVES A B 17. 28
AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 28 BY THE
MEMBER ROBERT REVIS AND OTHERS
LIVING THE COW WORKS, MR RIVAS.
THANK YOU. ONCE AGAIN, MR
SPEAKER. SOME OF THE BILL 17286
TO EXEMPT PARENTS RECEIVING CAL
WORKS BENEFITS. WITH CHILDREN TO
EIGHT. UH UM SOME TWO YEARS OF
AGE OR YOUNGER FROM MANDATORY
PARTICIPATION, WELFARE TO WORK
PROGRAMS, YOU KNOW, AS A RESULT
OF DOING THIS, UM, YOU KNOW,
WE'RE DOING ALL WE CAN TO
SUPPORT THESE OPPORTUNITIES THAT
FOSTER OR PROMOTE MEANINGFUL
ATTACHMENT. BETWEEN BABIES AND
OR YOUNG CHILDREN AND THEIR
PARENTS AND CERTAINLY GONNA GO A
LONG WAY TO SUPPORT THEIR
SOCIAL, THE SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL
AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT. WE
KNOW THAT PARENTING RESEARCH AND
SCIENCE HAS MADE VERY, VERY
CLEAR THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY
BONDING ON THE LONG TERM MENTAL
HEALTH AND RESILIENCE OF
CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY. ASPIRIN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THANK YOU, MR REVIS. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE CLUB AND
THEY'RE ALL ALL MEMBERS FOR THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLL AND TIE THE BOAT
ICE 50 NO 16. THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
MEMBERS MOVING BACK IN THE FILE
TO FILE OUT OF 59. THIS IS MISS
WICKS. AND THAT IS A B 18 97.
LOCAL RATE. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 97
BY ISLAM, MEMORABLE WORKS AND
ACTUALLY TO AIR POLLUTION. MS
WICKS. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. IN
THE BAY AREA. OVERALL COMPLIANCE
WITH AIR QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
HAS DECLINED IN RECENT YEARS,
WITH INCREASED FLARING EVENTS
THAT HAD MADE COMMUNITIES LESS
SAFE AND HAVE CAUSED AIR QUALITY
TO SIGNIFICANTLY DECLINE THIS
DECLINE IN COMPLIANCE WITH AIR
QUALITY REGULATIONS. IT'S A
NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON COMMUNITIES.
IS THERE THE EXPOSED PEOPLE TO
TOXIC AIR CONTAMINANTS LEAD TO
SHELTER IN PLACE NOTIFICATIONS
AND INCREASED PUBLIC HEALTH
RISKS. A B 18 97 WILL INCREASE
THE CIVIL PENALTIES CEILING FOR
VIOLATIONS OF STATE OR LOCAL AIR
QUALITY ROLES. TO $30,000 OF THE
VIOLATON RESULTED IN DISRUPTION
TO THE COMMUNITY. CIVIL
PENALTIES WILL ALSO BE RAISED TO
NO MORE THAN $100,000 FOR
SUBSEQUENT VIOLATIONS WITHIN 12
MONTH PERIOD. THIS BILL IS
SPONSORED BY THE BAY AREA AIR
QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND
HAS SUPPORT FROM AMERICAN LUNG
ASSOCIATION COALITION FOR CLEAN
AIR. AND MANY OTHERS. I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR WICKS SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. FOR A CLUB
IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
OUT TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE A ROLL AND TIE
. THE VOTE IS 41 KNOWS 24 THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
I'D LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THE
MAJORITY LEADER. MEMBERS IF
YOU'RE NOT ON THE FLOOR, WE NEED
YOU HERE. WE NEED TO STOP
LOOKING FOR YOU ON THE PORTICO
ELSEWHERE, SO PLEASE COME JOIN
ALL OF YOUR COLLEAGUES. LET'S
GET THE VOTES DONE. SO YOU ALL
CAN HAVE A GOOD EVENING.
MEMBERS. I PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON FILE ITEM. 16. THIS IS
MR LEE. A B 1944, THE CLERK WILL
POST ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO
VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE. TELL
YOU ABOUT ICE. 41 KNOWS 12. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS MOVING TO FILE ADAM 83
FILED OUT OF 83. THIS IS DR
CORP. AND IT IS A B 22 10.
CHARCOAL GRAY ASSEMBLY BILL 22
10 BY ISLAMIC BRICKWORK AND
OTHER SNAPPER IN THE CANNABIS.
DR QUIRKE. HI. THANK YOU,
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. UM, THIS
BILL. WOULD ALLOW FOR EVENTS TO
HAPPEN. AT PLACES THAT.
ORDINARILY WOULD HAVE ELECTRO
LICENSE. IT'S SIMPLY SUSPENDS
THE LICENSE FOR THE DAY WHEN THE
CANNABIS EVENT IS TAKING PLACE.
SO THAT THEY CAN'T SELL LIQUOR
AND CANNABIS AT THE SAME EVENT.
UM AND OF COURSE, EVERYONE HAS
TO BE OVER 21 TO ENTER. SINCE
TAKING AMENDMENTS. THERE IS NO
OPPOSITION. I ASKED THE ARRIVAL.
MR LUCKY. THANK YOU MEMBERS,
THIS BILL CREATING ADDITIONAL
AVENUE TO ALLOW THE LEGALLY
REGULATED CANNABIS MARKET. PUSH
BACK AGAINST THE OVERPOWERING
ILLICIT CANNABIS PLAYERS,
THEREFORE DESERVES YOUR SUPPORT.
SEEING NO ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLERK
LOVING THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
SWEATER DESIRE TO VOTE. I'M EVER
SWEATERS OUT ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT TO VOTE. THIS TAKES
54. ON CANNABIS.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TIRED
ABOUT ICE 55 NOS 13. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE MOVING TO
FILE OUT OF 1 18. THIS IS MR
MCCARTY. FIND OUT ON 1 18 A B 16
OH, TWO. CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 OH, TWO BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTHY AND
OTHERS, INOCULATING THE PUBLIC
POST SECONDARY EDUCATION AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, DECLARING THE URGENCY
THERE HAVE TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. MR MCCARTHY. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS MEASURE
CHECK SOME OF THE MOST CRITICAL
BOXES AS FAR AS CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC POLICY CHALLENGES HOUSING
AFFORDABILITY. THE COST OF
COLLEGE AND HELPING OUR
WORKFORCE GET GOOD PAYING JOBS
IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.
THIS WOULD CREATE A $5 BILLION
REVOLVING FUND FOR OUR COLLEGES
. UNIVERSITIES TO BUILD MORE
NEEDED STUDENT HOUSING. WE KNOW
HOUSING IS A KEY CONTRIBUTOR TO
THE COLLEGE AFFORDABILITY CRISIS
. THE REASON WE HAVE THIS
LAWSUIT IN BERKELEY FEW MONTHS
AGO, ALL RELATES TO ADEQUATE
STUDENT HOUSING. THIS WOULD
PROVIDE AGAIN AT ZERO INTEREST
LOAN FOR UC AND CSU TO BUILD UP
TO 25,000 UNITS OVER THE COMING
DECADES. RECENT AMENDMENTS ADD
LABOR PROTECTIONS AS WELL TO
MAKE SURE WE HAVE THE SKILLED
AND TRAINED PROVISIONS. TO MAKE
SURE THAT OUR CONSTRUCTION
WORKERS HAVE ADEQUATE
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS TO FOCUS
ON THEIR WORK, FIRST DEVELOPMENT
OPPORTUNITIES AS WELL. SO TWO
THIRDS VOTE MEMBERS ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
MCCARTY. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLERK CLUB
IN THE ROLE. I'VE EVER SWEATER
DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS TAKES 54.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRED ABOUT. CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. EYES 60 NO. ZERO
ON THE URGENCY. I 60 NO. ZERO ON
THE MEASURE. THAT BILL PASSES.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 87. MR TING
HAS TWO ITEMS HAS FILED OUT OF 1
87. AND THAT IS A B 27 84.
CLINICAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 27
84 BY REMEMBER TEACHING AND
OTHERS IN THE SOLID WASTE, MR
TANK. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I'M
PROUD TO BRING FORWARD A B 27 84
ALONG WITH MY COLLEAGUE FROM
1000 OAKS, WHICH ESTABLISHES A
TIMEFRAME. TO START A RECYCLING
PROGRAM FOR OUR THERMAL FORM.
FOOD PACKAGING, UH, NUMBER FORMS
ARE THE CLAMSHELLS THAT WE GET
WITH OUR STRAWBERRIES THAT WE
GIVE THEIR SALADS THAT YOU SEE
IN MARKETS EVERY DAY. WE THROW
THEM INTO OUR BLUE BEEN THINKING
THAT THEY SOMEHOW WILL GET
RECYCLED MORE OFTEN THAN NOT.
THEY END UP IN OUR LANDFILL IN
OUR OCEANS SOMEWHERE WHERE THEY
REALLY SHOULDN'T BE. THIS BUILDS
ON THE WORK THAT WE DID WITH
BEVERAGE BOTTLES TWO YEARS AGO.
WHERE WE ESTABLISHED RECYCLING
CONTENT, PERCENTAGES AND GOALS.
WHAT WE'VE SEEN IS A HUGE DEMAND
FOR THE BEVERAGE BOTTLES AND WE
WANT TO DO IS HAVE DEMAND FOR
THESE THERMAL FORMS AS WELL. SO
THE GOAL WOULD BE TO HAVE 10%
RECYCLED CONTENT IN THE THERMAL
FORMED BY 2025. 20% BY 2028 30%
BY 2030. WE BELIEVE THAT THIS
WILL MOVE THE NEEDLE WILL CREATE
DEMAND FOR THE THERMAL FORM
PLASTIC CLAM SHELLS. SO INSTEAD
OF GOING IN TO LANDFILLS OR INTO
OUR OCEANS THAT THEY WILL
ACTUALLY GO INTO THE INTO OUR
RECYCLING CENTERS TO BE RECYCLED
AND USED AGAIN, WHICH IS WHAT
THEIR REAL INTENTION WAS. THANK
YOU, MR TING, MINISTER WHEN YOU
RECOGNIZED MUCH TO 784 IS
NECESSARY TO ENCOURAGE RECYCLING
OF BOTTLES INTO BOTTLES AND
THERMAL FORMS INTO THERMAL FORMS
, WHILE BOTTLES CAN BE MADE INTO
THERMAL FORMS, THEY CANNOT BE
MADE BACK INTO BOTTLES ONCE THEY
ARE THERMAL FORM. SO WE WANT TO.
WE DO NOT WANT TO ENCOURAGE DOWN
CYCLING. WE ARE GOING TO
CONTINUE TO WORK WITH ALL THE
STAKEHOLDERS, UH, TO MAKE SURE
THAT WE HAVE A SOLUTION THAT
WORKS FOR CALIFORNIA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR IRWIN, SEEING NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CIRQUE WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS HOPE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY VOTE IS 42 NOS 18 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. NEXT STEP IS
FILE ITEM 37 FILE. ADAM 37 A B
15 94 BY MR TING CLERICAL READER
ASSEMBLY GOAL 15 94 BY THE
MEMBER TING AND OTHERS RELATING
TO FIREARMS, MR TING THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. IT BE 15 94 IS THE
FIREARMS INDUSTRY ACCOUNTABILITY
ACT. I KNOW. YESTERDAY WE HAD A
NUMBER OF SPEECHES, TALKING
ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENT THINGS
THAT WE WERE GOING TO DO TO
STOP. WHAT HAPPENED IN TEXAS?
THIS IS ACTUALLY THE ONE YEAR
ANNIVERSARY OF THE MASS SHOOTING
IN MY COLLEAGUES, DISTRICTED TO
SAN JOSE VÀ. AND IT WAS
INTERESTING TO ME THAT SOMEONE
TELL ME IT'S ONLY THE ONE YEAR
ANNIVERSARY THAT MASS SHOOTINGS
SEEMS LIKE A CENTURY AGO.
BECAUSE WE'VE HAD SO MANY MASS
SHOOTINGS BETWEEN LAST YEAR AND
TODAY. AND WE HAD A NUMBER OF
BILLS THAT GOT OFF THE FLOOR,
REALLY TRYING TO MAKE OUR
STREETS SAFER, TRYING TO PROTECT
US AS CITIZENS SAFER. THIS IS
YET ANOTHER ONE. THIS IS A BILL
THAT WILL PUT THE POWER BACK IN
THE PEOPLE'S HANDS. IT ALLOWS
VICTIMS OF FIREARMS AS WELL AS
CITIES TO SUE THE FIREARMS
INDUSTRY MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
FOR NEGLIGENCE AGAIN, NOT NOT IF
THEY'RE FOLLOWING THE LAW BUT
FOR NEGLIGENCE AND ALLOWS THEM
TO TAKE MATTERS INTO THEIR OWN
HANDS WE HAD AT THE PRESS
CONFERENCE, THE TESTIMONY. OF A
MOTHER WHO DROPPED OFF HER SON
AT A CHILDCARE FACILITY WHERE
THERE WAS A MASS SHOOTING OVER A
DECADE AGO. AND THEY WERE IN THE
PROCESS OF ACTUALLY SUING
FIREARMS MANUFACTURER BUT
BECAUSE OF WHAT HAPPENED WITH
FEDERAL LAW THAT THE FIREARMS
INDUSTRY THE GUN INDUSTRY IS THE
ONLY INDUSTRY IN THE ENTIRE
COUNTRY THAT DOES NOT HAVE ANY
LIABILITY FOR THE PRODUCTS THEY
PUT IN OUR STREET SPACES HAVE
BEEN LIABILITY FOR THE PRODUCTS
THAT PLACE IN PEOPLE'S HANDS
DOESN'T HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR
THE DAMAGE THAT IS DONE IN OUR
COMMUNITIES. WELL, THIS WOULD
CHANGE THAT. AND I KNOW THERE'S
A LOT OF DISCUSSION ABOUT HOW
LEGAL THIS LAW IS. WELL. THIS
LAW WAS PASSED BY NEW YORK AND
SIGNED INTO LAW LAST YEAR. AND
IN FACT, JUST YESTERDAY, A
FEDERAL JUDGE THREW OUT A COURT
CASE. BY THE GUN LOBBY TO
OVERTURN THIS CASE. SO WE FEEL
LIKE WE'RE ON VERY STRONG LEGAL
GROUND AND AGAIN. THIS PUTS THE
POWER BACK IN THE HANDS OF ALL
THOSE POOR VICTIMS, AND SO WHEN
WE TALK ABOUT THOUGHTS AND
PRAYERS THIS ALLOWS THOSE
VICTIMS TO GET MORE THAN OUR
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. IT'S
ALLOWS THEM TO GET THE JUSTICE
THAT THEY DESERVE FOR THE LIVES
THAT WERE TAKEN AWAY. FROM THEIR
FAMILIES. WITH THAT? I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE ON A
B 15 94. THANK YOU, MR KING. MR
WARD. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, AND
I WANT TO THANK OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR
INTRODUCING THIS BILL NOTED,
ACTUALLY WAS THE FIRST BILL
INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY THIS
CALENDAR YEAR. AS IMPORTANT AS
IT IS YOU KNOW, WE TALKED A LOT
YESTERDAY ABOUT HOW CONGRESS
DOESN'T ACT AND THAT WE HAVE THE
ABILITY TO DO MORE, ESPECIALLY
IN THE WAKE OF SUDDENLY
TRAGEDIES THAT WE'VE EXPERIENCED
NOT JUST LATELY, BUT OVER THE
LAST COUPLE OF DECADES, BUT NOT
ONLY HAS CONGRESS NOT ACTED. TO
ADD INSULT TO INJURY. LEE
INSULTED INJURY LITERALLY INSULT
TO INJURY IN 2000 AND FIVE THEY
PASSED THE PROTECTION OF LAWFUL
COMMERCE IN ARMS ACT, WHICH
SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTS THE GUN
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY FROM
HAVING LIABILITY FOR ITS
PRODUCTS CAUSING HARM ON OUR
CONSTITUENTS. AND BECAUSE OF
THAT UNPRECEDENTED ACTION
BECAUSE OF ACTUALLY THAT LEGAL
SEALED UNLIKE AN AUTOMOBILE.
UNLIKE CHOCOLATE, UNLIKE OTHER
PRODUCTS THAT ARE OUT THERE
RIGHT NOW, THIS SINGULARLY IS
UNABLE TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE
JUSTICE FOR THE VICTIMS FOR THE
FAMILIES. THAT ARE HARMED BY
THESE PRODUCTS, BUT FORTUNATELY
BECAUSE OF THAT VERY SAME LAW,
THERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR
STATES TO ACT AS NEW YORK HAS
SHOWN, AND WE HAVE THE AND HAS
BEEN DEFENDED. AS YOU HEARD AS
OF YESTERDAY THAT WE CAN
ACTUALLY USE PART OF THE, UH,
WITH IT WITHIN PLUCK OUT THE
ABILITY FOR A STATE TO COME IN.
AND SAY IF A STATE OR LOCAL
ORDINANCE OR A STATE LAW IS
VIOLATED, THEN WE CAN ACT TO BE
ABLE TO DEFEND OUR CONSTITUENTS
HERE IN THIS STATE, AND AS MUCH
AS I AM SO PROUD OF WHAT THIS
BODY DID TO MOVE FORWARD, AND I
AM LOOKING FORWARD TO WHAT THE
SENATE IS SENDING OVER US TO
KEEP CALIFORNIA ON THE
FOREFRONT. OF MAKING SURE THAT
RESPONSIBLE GUN CONTROL
LEGISLATION IS HELPING OUR
CONSTITUENTS. THIS BILL WILL
HELP SAVE LIVES, AND CALIFORNIA
DESERVES TO HELP SET THAT TREND,
HOPEFULLY NATIONWIDE. TO MAKE
SURE THAT AND IF AND UNTIL AND
WHEN THE GUN INDUSTRY DECIDES TO
PLAY A LARGER ROLE FOR BEARING
ITS RESPONSIBILITIES ON ITS
PRODUCTS. WE ARE NOT GOING TO BE
ABLE TO MAKE SURE THAT WE ARE
DOING EVERYTHING THAT WE
POSSIBLY CAN TO KEEP OUR
CONSTITUENTS SAFE. SO MEMBERS I
STRONGLY ENCOURAGED AND HOPE
THAT YOU WILL VOTE FOR THIS VERY
IMPORTANT BILL. BECAUSE IT WILL
CONTINUE TO HELP OUR KEEP US AT
THE FOREFRONT OF SAFETY AND WILL
ALSO HELP TO BE ABLE TO SET THAT
NATIONAL TREND THAT WE HOPE
CONGRESS WILL FOLLOW. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR WARD. I SEE NO
OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION ON THIS ITEM. THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS, FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRED
ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 44 NOS 19
THAT MOTION PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP FILE ADAM NUMBER SIX.
FILE. ADAM SIX. ASSEMBLY BILL 24
35 BY MR LEE AND THE CLEAR
PORTRAYED ASSEMBLY BOARD
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 35 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY AND
ACTIVATING THE CRIMINAL CASES.
MR LEE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES TODAY PRESENT A B
2435. THIS SPILL RESTORED A MORE
THAN DECADE LONG PRACTICE TAT
HAD BEEN IN PLACE FROM 1984 TO
1998 IN CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL
WILL PERMIT DEFENDANTS THE
ABILITY TO PRESENT TO THE JURY A
LESSER RELATED OFFENSE AS AN
ALTERNATIVE TO THE UNDERLYING
CHARGE O THE EVIDENCE SUPPORTS
IT UNLESS IT RELATED OFFENSE IS
ONE THAT SHARES FACTS WITH THE
CHARGE DEFENSE BUT MAY HAVE
DIFFERENT PENALTIES IN THE
CHARGE CRIME WHEN AN ACCUSED
PERSON IS CHARGED WITH A
CRIMINAL OFFENSE. IT IS
REASONABLE TO EXPECT THAT THE
CHARGES FILED REFLECT ALL
EVIDENCE OF THE CASE. HOWEVER,
UNDER CURRENT LAW, THIS IS NOT
THE CASE. JURIES CAN ONLY ARE
ONLY PERMITTED TO DETERMINE IF
THE ACCUSED PERSONS GUILTY OF
THE CHARGES LIKE BY PROSECUTOR
OR NOT. THIS LEAVES JURORS WITH
TWO POTENTIALLY UNJUST CHOICES.
THE FIRST IS CHOOSING BETWEEN
CONVICTED DEFENDANT OF AN
OFFENSE MORE SERIOUS THAN
WARRANTED BY THE EVIDENCE. OR
ALLOWING THE DEFENDANT WHO HAS
COMMITTED A CRIME NOT CHARGED BY
THE PROSECUTOR TO WALK AWAY FREE
. THE BILL STRIKES A BALANCE AND
WE WILL STORE FAIRNESS DUE
PROCESS THEIR CRIMINAL LEGAL
SYSTEM AND GIVE MORE NUANCED IN
THE COURTROOM. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR IBO. THANK YOU, MR LEE
, SEEING NO DISCUSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CORPORAL OF THE ROLE
ALL MEMBERS OF THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, SWEATERS ARE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRED ABOUT.
MR LEE MOVES A CALL. SO THE
BILLS ON CALL YOU WANT TO HANDLE
THAT? WAIT, JUST WAIT ON THESE
I'M GOING TO GO CHECK.
MS. REYES YOU ARE RECOGNIZED FOR
YOUR MOTION. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHORS, PLEASE MOVE THE
FOLLOWING BILLS TO THE INACTIVE
FILE. ITEM 26 A B 27 87 QUIRK.
ITEM 80 TO 80 22. OH, THREE
LOOSE RIVERS. ITEM 1 73 A B 24
47 QUIRK. ITEM 1 84 A B 26 91
WOULD CLERK WILL KNOW. AT THE
REQUEST OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
EDUARDO GARCIA. I AM GIVING ONE
DAY NOTICE TO REMOVE ITEM A FIVE
SB 684 WESSEL FROM THE INACTIVE
FILE. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
OKAY MEMBERS AND FILE ORDER. WE
ARE BACK TO. FILE ITEM NUMBER
EIGHT FILE OUT OF NUMBER EIGHT.
THIS IS MISS WICKS. FILE OUT OF
NUMBER EIGHT NÓ. APOLOGIES THAT
WENT TO AN ACTIVE.
LET'S TRY. FILE AT 22. MS BONTA.
WE WILL PASS TEMPORARILY.
FILE AT HIM 49 PAST TEMPORARILY.
FILE. ADAM 76. HIS KOREA WILL.
FILE ADAM 76 IS A B 20. 59.
MEMBERS BE READY TO TAKE UP YOUR
BILLS. WE'RE GOING TO TRY TO
PLOW THROUGH THESE. THIS IS A B
2059. CLERICAL RATE. SOME PEOPLE
2059 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KOREA
INOCULATING THAT HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS CARILLO THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I'M PROUD
TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 2059,
WHICH WILL GIVE THE CALIPH WHAT
YOU'LL GIVE CALIFORNIA'S LOCAL
CERTIFIED UNIFIED PROGRAM
AGENCIES OR COUPE PAS MORE TOOLS
TO IDENTIFIED LARGE QUANTITIES
OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS THAT HAVE
NOT BEEN PROPERLY REPORTED TO
THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES.
THIS BILL WILL ALSO CLOSE A
LOOPHOLE BY NARROWING THE
QUALIFICATIONS FOR A RETAIL
EXEMPTION. THAT HAS ALLOWED BAD
ACTORS TO STORE LARGE QUANTITIES
OF HIGHLY FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
AWAY FROM SAFETY REGULATION.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN VOTES AND I WANT TO
THANK THE CALIFORNIA
PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTERS IN THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
ADMINISTRATORS FOR THEIR
SUPPORT. NOW A SPARKLY REQUEST
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR KRILL
. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DECIDED TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE TIâU
ABOUT IS 49 NOS. FIVE THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS AND
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CHOLERA ON
ASHES A B 21 67. JUST SEEING IF
YOU'RE AWAKE. CIRCLE POSTS. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS OF A JEWISH DEVELOP.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TELLING ABOUT ICE. 41 KNOWS 22.
THAT MEASURE PASSES AND I'M
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL. ON
MISS BRONTES FILE THAT AT 1 15.
MAYBE 24 84, THE CLERK WILL POST
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO
VOTE.
MRS BONTA REPLACES THE CALL. IN
FILE ORDER. THIS IS FILED OUT OF
86. MR JOHN SAWYER. MAYBE 20 TO
94. AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
SOMEBODY GO 22 94 BY SOMEBODY
WITH JOHN SAWYER ENACTED INTO
THEFT AND DECLARING THE AGENCY
THERE ARE TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. MR JOHN SAWYER. YOU
ARE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I PRESENT A B 22 94,
WHICH PROVIDES ADDITIONAL TOOLS
TO HELP LAW ENFORCEMENT COMEBACK
ORGANIZED RETAIL THEFT. BY
CLARIFYING A PERSON CAN BE TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY ON A MISSION WIENER
IF THEY ARE IF THEY HAVE BEEN
CITED FOR THEFT IN THE PAST SIX
MONTHS. BILL ALSO RENEWS LOCAL
AUTHORITY CREATE A DIVERSION
PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE WHO COMMIT
DEPTH OFFENSES AND DIRECT
FUNDING TO CREATE PROJECTS
DEDICATED TO REDUCING RECIDIVISM
OF HIGH RISK MISDEMEANOR. A B 22
94 HAS NO REGISTERED OPPOSITION
ALLOWS US TO MAINTAIN VITAL
TOOLS THAT HAVE BEEN EFFECTIVE
IN HELPING CALIFORNIA
COLLECTIVELY RECOVER MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS AND PUT A STOP TO THOSE
ORGANIZED CRIME RINGS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR ON SAWYER.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE OF NEVER SMOKE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS TAKES 54.
MR JOHN SAWYER. MOVES A CALL.
MR JOHN SAWYER. WOULD YOU LIKE
TO TAKE UP YOUR NEXT ITEM? WE
COULD PASS TEMPORARILY IF YOU
WISH.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 90. A B 23 83.
WHY DID WE DO THE OTHER ONE?
LOOK AWAY. SOME PEOPLE 23 83 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOHN SAWYER AND
ACTIVATING THE RENTAL HOUSING MR
JONES SAWYER. THANK YOU TODAY,
I'M PRESENTING A B 23 83 THE
BAND THE BOX HOUSING THAT THIS
BILL WILL BAN THE BOX PREVENTING
RENTED FROM INCLUDING QUESTIONS
REGARDING APPLICANT'S CRIMINAL
HISTORY ON THE INITIAL
APPLICATION. WHILE SEEKING
HOUSING. WE HAVE LANDLORDS
THROWING HOUSING APPLICATIONS IN
THE TRASH WHEN THEY SEE A
CRIMINAL RECORD AT A TIME WITH
OVER 161,000. CALIFORNIANS
EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS. THIS
BILL BUILDS UPON ALREADY LISTING
REGULATIONS ADOPTED LAST YEAR BY
THE DEPARTMENT OF FAIR
EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING. AND
PROVIDES GUIDANCE TO LANDLORDS
AND HOW TO AVOID DEPARTMENT
ENFORCEMENT OF THE EXISTING
REGULATIONS. THIS BILL WOULD
WOULD NOT PREVENT OWNER FOR
REQUESTING THE BACKGROUND CHECK
REQUIRED THAT AN HONORED THAT
DOES PERFORM A BACKGROUND CHECK.
PROVIDE THE APPLICANT THE REASON
FOR DENIAL. I'M AWARE OF
FEEDBACK FROM OPPOSITION, AND
I'M COMMITTED TO WORK WITH THE
CALIFORNIA REALTORS TO ADDRESS
THOSE CONCERNS AS THIS BILL
MOVES FORWARD TO THE NEXT HOUSE.
MY OFFICE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
CONVERSATIONS WITH COMMITTEE
STAFF AND OUR SPONSORS ON THE
PATH FORWARD ARE RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE TO ALLOW
DISCUSSION TO THE CONTINUE I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER MR. STONE YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS BILL HAS
BEEN VERY CAREFULLY CRAFTED IN
THE TWO COMMITTEES, JUDICIARY
AND HOUSING HAVE WORKED VERY
CLOSELY WITH THE AUTHOR. AND ALL
OF THE STAKEHOLDERS TO PROVIDE A
VERY BALANCED APPROACH. THERE IS
WORK YET TO BE DONE, I SUPPOSE
WITH THE AUTHOR WORKING THROUGH
THIS, BUT THIS IS A VERY CAREFUL
CRAFTING OF AN ISSUE AND
DESERVES YOUR SUPPORT. ASKED HER
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR STONE,
SEEING NO ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION.
DEBATE ON THE ATOM. CLARK. WELL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
WHO DESIRED ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS
WHO DESIRED TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE
MENTALITY ABOUT ICE. 41 KNOWS
19. THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 1 31. THIS IS MR
HOLDEN. A B 17 37 AND THE CLERK.
WILL BREATHE. ASSEMBLY BILL 17
37 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING
AND ACTUALLY THE CHILDREN SCAMS,
MR HOLDEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. A B 17 37 WILL
REQUIRE CHILDREN'S OVERNIGHT AND
DAY CMPS TO CONDUCT ANNUAL
BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR ALL CAMP
STAFF. AND REQUIRE THOSE CAMPS
TO ADOPT BASIC SAFETY STANDARDS.
CURRENT LAW DOES NOT I REPEAT,
DOES NOT REQUIRE CAMPS TO
PERFORM BACKGROUND CHECKS OR
CAMP STAFF AND DOES NOT REQUIRE
CAMPS TO IMPLEMENT BASIC SAFETY
STANDARDS. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
APPROPRIATIONS SHOULD REMOVE
OPPOSITION OTHER THAN WHO WILL
PROVIDE REGULATORY OVERSIGHT. AS
THIS BILL MOVES FORWARD TO THE
SENATE. I INTEND TO PURSUE
FURTHER AMENDMENTS IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH STAKEHOLDERS.
TO INCORPORATE THE DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES INTO THE
OVERSIGHT OF CHILDREN'S CAMPS.
CONDUCT RANDOM INSPECTIONS OF
CAMPS TO ENSURE THEY ARE SAFE
FOR CHILDREN. AND FURTHER
SPECIFY THE PRIORITIES OF THE
TASK FORCE CHARGED WITH ADVISING
THE GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
AND ENSURING THE SAFETY OF
CHILDREN WHILE AT A CAMP.
MEMBERS MEMBER OF MANY OF YOU
HAVE PROBABLY HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY TO BEAR WITNESS TO A
MEMBER OF MY COMMUNITY. WHOSE
FAMILY HAS BEEN DEVASTATED
BECAUSE THEY LOST THEIR SIX YEAR
OLD. CHILD. IT WAS AT A DAY
CAMP. AND WHEN THEY CAME BACK AT
MIDDAY BECAUSE THEY WERE CALLED
IN BECAUSE THE CHILD DROWNED IN
A POOL. NO ONE KNEW. INCLUDING
MYSELF. THAT THESE CHILDREN DAY
CAMPS. ARE NOT REGULATED. IT IS
A DONUT HOLE. WHERE YOUNG PEOPLE
AND THEIR SAFETY RIGHT NOW IS
EXPOSED TO THIS BILL WILL GO A
LONG WAY TO PROVIDING THE
APPROPRIATE COVERAGE SO THAT OUR
CHILDREN ARE SAFE AT DAY CAMPS.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN.
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSER ROLE.
TI ABOUT ICE. 46 KNOWS TOO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY AND FILED ON 1
33. THIS IS FILED OUT ON 1 35.
MR WARD'S A B 17 75 LOCAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 75 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD AND
ACTUALLY, THE OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY MR WARREN. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER REMEMBERS A B 17 75
CENTS AN INDUSTRY WIDE HEALTH
AND SAFETY TRAINING STANDARD FOR
LIVE EVENTS THAT PUBLICLY OWNED
AND OPERATED VENUES BILL
INSURERS THAT WORKERS HAVE THE
NECESSARY EDUCATION AND TRAINING
TO COMPLETE THEIR JOBS SAFELY. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST FOR I VOTE
ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU MISS
WORDS SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE DEVIL
ALL MEMBERS FROM THE DESIRED
ABOUT ALL MEMBERS, SWEATERS ARE
ABOUT. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLE.
THAI ABOUT 57 NOS. EIGHT THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE MOVING TO
FILE OUT ON 1 40 A B 18 OH,
THREE. SOME PEOPLE 18 OH, THREE
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JONES SAWYER
AND ACTIVE IN THE COURT FEES, MR
JOHN SAWYER. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I PRESENT A B 18. OH
THREE. STREAMLINED YOU BELIEVE
TO PAY PROCESS FOR EXPUNGEMENT
COURT FEES FIRST. I WANT TO BE
CLEAR THIS BILL DOES NOT WAIVE
RESTITUTION PAYMENTS TO VICTIMS
. ADDITIONALLY INDIVIDUALS WITH
LOW INCOME RECEIVED THE
EXPUNGEMENT FEE WAIVER MUST
STILL PROVE THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO
RECEIVE. EXPANDED RELIEF. A B 18
. OH, THREE WILL NOT ONLY BRING
PARODY TO THE CURRENT PRACTICE,
PROVIDING FINANCIAL RELIEF TO
INDIVIDUALS WITH LOW INCOME BUT
ALSO REMOVED THE OPERATIONAL
COSTS OF HOLDING A SEPARATE
ABILITY TO PAY HEARING WHICH
ESSENTIALLY RESULTS IN THE SAME
OUTCOME. THIS BILL HAS NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY AFTER YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS JOHN SAWYER.
SENIOR DISCUSSION DEBATE CLERK
WILL OPEN ALL MEMBERS TO DECIDE
ABOUT ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRED
ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL THOSE ROLES. TALLY
BOAT IS 46 KNOWS 18. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. FILE AT HIM. 1
43. IS A B 18 63 BY MISSOURI
WHEN CLARK A WEEK ASSEMBLY BILL
18 63 BIAS REMEMBER IRWIN AND
ACADIANA TAXATION MISERABLE?
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. 18 63 IS
A PILOT PROGRAM THAT WILL DIRECT
ELIGIBLE CAL. THE EITC
RECIPIENTS TO CLAIM THE CREDIT
FOR THE STATE'S FREE TAX FILING
OPTION. CAL FILE. THIS BILL WILL
WORK TOWARD ALLEVIATING ANY
FILING BURDENS PLACED ON
TAXPAYERS. SEEKING TO CLAIM THE
CREDIT AND STREAMLINE THE
PROCESS OF PUTTING MONEY BACK
INTO THE POCKETS OF WORKING
CALIFORNIANS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I'VE OUT THANK YOU, MR
NGUYEN. SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS THERE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. POSED THE ROLE.
MENTALITY. THE VOTE. NICE 52
NOSE TO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
FELL OUT AND 1 45 A B 19 OH,
FOUR. GRAYSON CLERK READ SOME
PEOPLE. 19 OH, FOUR BY ISLAM,
REMEMBER GRAYSON AND OTHER STAFF
WITHIN THE FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS, MR GRAYSON. CHAIR
AND MEMBERS ASSEMBLY BILL 1904
WILL HELP STOP PREDATORY
MARKETING PRACTICE PRACTICES. IT
IS A STRAIGHTFORWARD MEASURE AND
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION REQUEST I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS RESIDE ABOUT. PARK WILL. CLOSER ROLLING THAI ABOUT 55
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE UP FILE AT
HIM. 49 WE'RE GOING BACK IN THE
FILE TO FILE OUT OF 49. THIS IS
A B 17 94. COOPERATE. ASSEMBLY
BILL 17 94 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GIBSON AND ACTIVATING THE CHILD
WELFARE, MR GIBSON. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR. SPEAKER THANK YOU
FOR ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 94, WHICH WILL
ALLOW CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS
IN FOSTER CARE FOSTER CARE
SYSTEM A CHANCE THAT A SAFE
CONNECTION WITH THEIR FAMILY
MEMBERS AND THEIR COMMUNITY.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
ASK, BUT I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GIBSON SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL CLOSED AND ROLLING
TIDE ABOUT I 65 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS YEAR'S
FALLOUT OF 1 47. MAYBE 1924 BY
MR GIBSON, CLERK OVER SOME
PEOPLE 1924 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
GIBSON AND ACTIVATING THE
CRIMINAL LAW, MR GIBSON. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER.
CERTAINLY BILL 1924 SEEKS TO
REDUCE BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT
FOR THOSE SENTENCED TO PROBATION
BY STREAMLINING THE PROCESS TO
OBTAIN A CERTIFICATE OF
REHABILITATION. CURRENTLY IT IS
HARDER FOR THOSE CONVICTED OF A
LESS SERIOUS OFFENSE TO ATTAIN
AS A TIP PICKET, THEN THEN WHO
HAVE, UM, ACTUALLY SERVED PRISON
TIME. CRIMINAL RECORDS SHOULD
NOT BE A LIFE SENTENCE TO
UNEMPLOYMENT AND POVERTY. THIS
MEASURE IS NOT UM, ONLY BEING
BRINGING BEING BEFORE YOU TODAY
, BUT ALSO THIS IS A BILL THAT
HAS BEEN WIDELY SUPPORTED.
INDIVIDUALS HAVE PAID THEIR DEBT
TO SOCIETY SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO
SHOULD BE ABLE TO HAVE A
CERTIFICATE OF REHABILITATION SO
THEY CAN MOVE FORWARD AND TAKE
CARE OF THEMSELVES AS WELL AS
THEIR FAMILY. THIS IS A
THOUGHTFUL PIECE OF LEGISLATION
RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHAT I VOTE
ON 1924. THANK YOU, MISS GIBSON
SEE NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CLERK CLUB ON THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE ABOUT.
ALL MEMBER SWEATER DESIRED ABOUT.
CLERK WILL CLOSE YOUR ROLE. TELL
YOU ABOUT ICE 42 NOS 20 THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE GOING TO
TAKE UP MR MEDINA. THIS IS
FATHER ADAM 1 33. MAYBE 17 64.
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 64 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MEDINA AND
OTHERS NATURALLY IN THE PUBLIC
SECRETARY EDUCATION. MR MEDINA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS MAYBE 64 HELPS COLLECT
MUCH NEEDED INFORMATION ON
STUDENT HOUSING INSECURITY
ACROSS COLLEGE CAMPUSES. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
SEE NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CLERK, LOCAL THIS PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO IS OUT TO VOTE? WORK WELL
CLOSER ROLE TALLY THE VOTE OF 63
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
THIS IS FILED OUT OF 1 74. 1 74
A B 24 51 LOCALLY. AND SOME
PEOPLE 24 51 BY SOMEBODY,
RIVERWOOD AND OTHER SNACKS LATE
IN THE WATER. DOCTOR WOULD THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS.
CURRENTLY THE WATER BOARD HAS NO
FULL TIME STAFF DEDICATED TO
DROUGHT PLANNING IN RESPONSE.
THIS MEANS THAT WHEN DROUGHT
STRIKES, THE GOVERNOR DECLARES
AN EMERGENCY AND THE BOARD
TEMPORARILY ASSIGNS EXISTING
STAFF TO THESE DUTIES FOR THE
FOR THE DURATION OF THE
EMERGENCY. WE CAN NO LONGER
AFFORD TO BE REACTIONARY TO
DROUGHTS. WE HAVE TO TAKE
PROACTIVE MEASURES TOWARDS
PLANNING FOR WATER SCARCITY AS
SUCH THE FIRST ELEMENT OF A B 24
51 CREATES A DEDICATED DROUGHT
UNIT WITHIN THE DIVISION OF
WATER RIGHTS AT THE WATER BOARD.
THE SECOND ELEMENT OF THIS BOARD
CREATES A PILOT PROJECT IN SOME
OF THE STATE'S MOST CRITICAL
SALMON AND STEELHEAD BEARING
WATERSHEDS. THE GOAL OF THIS
PILOT IS TO CREATE A BALANCE OF
INCENTIVES AND REQUIREMENTS THAT
WILL HELP WATER USERS. AND
SELECT WATERSHEDS UPDATE OUR
INFRASTRUCTURE AND USAGE
PATTERNS AND BE MORE PREPARED
FOR THE EXTENDED DROUGHT PERIODS
HAVE BECOME ALL TOO FAMILIAR.
UNFORTUNATELY THESE CONTINGENCY
PLANS AND ULTIMATELY EXCUSE ME
WILL TAKE THESE CONTINGENCY
PLANS WILL CREATE TRANSPARENCY,
PREDICTABILITY AND RESILIENCE,
RESILIENCY DURING TIMES OF
SEVERE ABOUT DEBT, BAD DROUGHT
THERE. IT'S PAST TIME. FOR A LOT
OF THINGS, BUT IT'S ALSO PAST
TIME THAT WE START PREPARING FOR
THE NEXT DROUGHT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
DOCTOR WOULD SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CALDERON.
ALL MEMBERS SWEATERS OUT ABOUT.
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLLS.
TELL YOU THE VOTER IS 47 20 THAT
MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS. I'M
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON MR
JONES. SAWYER'S ITEM FILE. ADAM
86 80 22 94 CLERICAL POSTS. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. I WISH TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. I WILL. CLOSED THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTE. I WAS 54
NOS 15 ON THE URGENCY ICE 54
NOS. ZERO ON THE MEASURE. THAT
BILL PASSES.
SORRY, MR SPEAKER.
THIS IS FALLOUT ON 1 77. MAYBE
24 96 BY MS PETRIE-NORRIS,
CORPORAL. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 96 BY
SOMEBODY, RIVER PETRIE-NORRIS
AND OTHER SNAP AWAITING THE
VEHICLES PETRIE-NORRIS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 24 96. WHICH WILL
PROVIDE OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
WITH MUCH NEEDED TOOL TO CURB
HARMFUL NOISE POLLUTION. THIS
BILL WILL REQUIRE DRIVERS WHO
ARE TICKETED FOR AN ILLEGALLY
MODIFIED EXHAUST. TO FIX THE
MODIFICATION OR FACE A HOLD ON
THEIR REGISTRATION. THIS BILL
WILL PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH AND
IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN
OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
PETRIE-NORRIS. SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLEAR CLUB IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL POSE
A ROLE. TELL YOU ABOUT I 61 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. FILE
AT HIM. 1 79 IS A B 25 84 CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE 25 84 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN AND
OTHER SNACK RELATED TO
ELECTIONS. MR BENNETT. MR
SPEAKER COLLEAGUES I RISE ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BERMAN TO PRESENT A B 25 84 A
BILL TO MAKE SEVERAL PROCEDURAL
UPDATES TO OUR RECALL PROCESS.
ASSEMBLY AND SENATE ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE HELD HEARINGS IN THE
WAKE OF LAST YEAR'S RECALL
ELECTION WHERE WE HEARD OF THE
NEED TO RETAIN RECALLS IS AN
IMPORTANT TOOL TO HOLD ELECTED
OFFICIALS ACCOUNTABLE. BUT WE
ALSO HEARD OF THE NEED FOR SOME
PROCEDURAL STATUTORY REFORMS.
ACCORDINGLY A B 25 84 WOULD MAKE
FOUR GOOD GOVERNMENT REFORMS
INCREASED THE NUMBER OF RECALL
PROPONENTS NECESSARY TO INITIATE
THE RECALL PROCESS TO ENSURE
THAT RECALLS, ARE NOT WEAPONIZED
OR BEGUN WITHOUT CONTEMPLATION.
EXTENDING EXISTING STANDARDS FOR
ACCURACY AND REVIEW TO ENSURE
THAT FALSE STATEMENTS ARE NOT
MADE BY EITHER THE RECALL
PROPONENT OR BY THE ELECTED
OFFICIAL TARGETED BY THE RECALL.
PROVIDE GREATER TRANSPARENCY IN
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT RELATED
RECALLS BY REQUIRING THE
PETITIONS LIST THE ESTIMATED
COST OF THE ELECTION AND PROVIDE
GREATER EFFICIENCY AND THE
TIMING OF ELECTIONS AND MINIMIZE
LOCAL AGENCY ELECTION COSTS. BY
ALLOWING MORE TIME TO
CONSOLIDATE A RECALL WITH A
STATE OR LOCAL ELECTION WHEN A
STATE OR LOCAL ELECTION AS
OCCURRING WITHIN 180 DAYS ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BOURBON, I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THINK IT WAS BENNETT SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
CLERK LEVEL. THEY'RE ALL ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSER. ALL
TIED, BUT I WAS 48 KNOWS 19.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FALLOUT ON 1 81. MAYBE 25 97
AGREED. CYNICAL 25 97 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLOOM AND
OTHERS SNAP POLLUTING THE AIR
TEMPERATURES. MR BLOOM. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS A B 25
97 BEGINS THE PROCESS OF
MODERNIZING STATE BUILDING CODES
TO ADDRESS THE GROWING ISSUE OF
EXTREME HEAT AND THE IMPACT IT
HAS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NO
RESPITE IN THEIR OWN HOMES.
EXTREME HEAT IS ONE OF THE
DEADLIEST CONSEQUENCES OF
CLIMATE CHANGE. IN FACT, BETWEEN
2010 AND 2019, THE HOTTEST
DECADE ON RECORD OFFICIAL
REPORTS WERE THAT 599
CALIFORNIANS DIED. DUE TO HEAT
EXPOSURE AND INVESTIGATION BY
THE LOS ANGELES TIMES. BUT THE
TRUE DEATH TOLL AT SIX TIMES
THAT TOTALING NEARLY 4000
DEATHS. STATE LAW HAS LONG
ENSURED THAT HOUSING BE ABLE TO
MAINTAIN A SAFE MINIMUM INDOOR
TEMPERATURE IN COLD WEATHER. IT
MAKES PERFECT SENSE. BUT THERE'S
NO ANALOGOUS REQUIREMENT FOR A
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE. AS BOTH
AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURES AND
EXTREME HEAT EVENTS INCREASE. WE
NEED TO ADAPT OUR POLICY. THIS
BILL REQUIRES THE DEVELOPMENT OF
STANDARDS TO ENSURE SAFE INDOOR
AIR TEMPERATURES ON HOT DAYS,
BUT IT LEAVES IT UP TO THE
EXPERTS TO DETERMINE HOW TO GET
THERE. NOTHING IN THIS BILL.
PREORDAINED AND OUTCOME. A B 25
97 AS A COMMON SENSE MEASURE.
THAT IS THE FIRST STEP IN
ENSURING THAT EVERY CALIFORNIAN
LIVES IN A SAFE AND RESILIENT
HOME THAT PROVIDES REFUGE FROM
EXTREME HEAT. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MINISTER. BLOOM. MR FONG. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I HAVE A
QUESTION FOR THE AUTHOR AND YOU
CAN ADDRESS IN YOUR CLOTHES IF
YOU WISH OR AT THE MOMENT, BUT
IF YOU COULD CLARIFY IF THIS
BILL AND THE INTENT OF THISBILL
IS TO APPLY JUST FOR NEW
CONSTRUCTION, OR WHAT DID IT
APPLY TO NEW AND EXISTING
BUILDINGS? THANK YOU. THANK YOU
ALL. ANSWER MY CLOTHES. THANK
YOU, MR BLOOM. AND MR FONG MR.
GARCIA RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. I'M
SPEAKING IN SUPPORT OF A B 25
97. BILL THAT IS PART OF A
LARGER PACKAGE OF EXTREME HEAT
BUILDS THAT THIS HOUSE HAS PUT
FORWARD THIS BILL IS NECESSARY
TO ENSURE THAT OUR DWELLING
UNITS NOT ONLY HAVE THE RIGHT TO
HEATING AS THEY CURRENTLY DO,
BUT ALSO HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAVE
MAXIMUM INDOOR TEMPERATURES. HE
RELATED ILLNESSES ARE RISING IN
CALIFORNIA, PARTICULARLY IN MY
REGION, THE COACHELLA AND
IMPERIAL VALLEYS, WHICH CAN SEE
TEMPERATURES ABOVE 125 DEGREES.
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS SUCH AS
CHILDREN AND ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH
PRE EXISTING HEALTH CONDITIONS
AND LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES OF
COLOR ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY.
IMPACTING IMPACTED BY THIS TREND
ACROSS THE STATE IN BOTH URBAN
AND RURAL COMMUNITIES. THAT'S
WHY WE NEED THIS BILL AND I RISE
TO SUPPORT IT AND ASK THAT YOU
DO AS WELL. THANK YOU, MR GARCIA
AND SEE NO FURTHER DISCUSSION.
MR BLOOM, YOU MAKE CLOTHES.
THANK YOU WANT TO THANK OUR
COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR COMMENTS
AND QUESTIONS. THE INTENT OF
THIS BILL IS TO CREATE A MAXIMUM
INDOOR AIR TEMPERATURE STANDARD.
THAT APPLIES TO ALL RENTAL
HOUSING IN DEVELOPING THAT
STANDARD H C D. THE BUILDING
STANDARDS COMMISSION, THE ENERGY
COMMISSION AND OTHER
STAKEHOLDERS WILL NEED TO
GRAPPLE WITH COMPLICATED
QUESTIONS. ABOUT WAYS TO MEET
THE STANDARD. HAD A LINE WITH
CLIMATE GOALS, COSTS AND HOW TO
COVER THEM AND TIMELINESS TO
COME INTO COMPLIANCE. THIS IS
WHY THE BILL IS ONLY THE FIRST
STEP. GIVEN THE STATEWIDE
IMPACTS OF EXTREME HEAT, IT IS
CRITICAL THAT THE STANDARD APPLY
ACROSS REGIONS AND HOUSING
TYPES. NEWER CONSTRUCTION IS
ALREADY OFTEN BETTER ADAPTED TO
EXTREME HEAT EVENTS. DUE TO
MODERN CONSTRUCTION METHODS,
IMPROVED INSULATION TECHNIQUES,
ETCETERA AND MAY REQUIRE NO OR
MINIMAL CHANGES TO MEET THE
STANDARD. ON WHERE THE STATE UH
WHERE IN THE STATE. THE UNIT IS
LOCATED. THE MOST VULNERABLE
TENANTS TYPICALLY LIVE IN OLDER
HOUSING THAT IS LEAST ABLE TO
PROTECT THEM DURING HOT WEATHER.
THESE UNITS COULD ATTAIN
COMPLIANCE WITH A MAXIMUM
TEMPERATURE STANDARD THROUGH A
RANGE OF STRATEGIES APPROPRIATE
FOR DISCUSSION DURING THE
STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. TOOK OVER THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRED ABOUT ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FOR THE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSER ROLE TO
EITHER VOTE IS 46 KNOWS 21. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. MS RAISE YOUR
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR, PLEASE MOVE ITEM EIGHT A
. B 27 13 WEEKS TO THE INACTIVE
FILE. THE CLERK WILL NOTE. THIS
IS FALLOUT ON 1 83.
LIFT THE CALL. ON. DR QUIRKE.
THIS IS FILE ADAM 96, A B 26 39
CLERK POST. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I WAS 33 NOS 26
THAT MEASURE FAILS. AND WE'RE
GOING TO LIFT THE CALL. ON MR
MERCER CHEESE. FILE OUT IN 107
80 27 93 CLERK POSTS. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
THINK CLERK. WELL CLOSE THE
ROLE. AND TALLY. THE VOTE IS 32
NOS 27 THAT MEASURE FAILS.
WE DO HAVE TWO REMANING ITEMS
ON CALL. VARNA LEFT THE CALL ON
MISS VONTAZE. A B 24 84. LOCAL
BUS. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO
WISHED TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL CLOSED THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTE EYES 36 KNOWS 21.
THAT MEASURE FAILS. AND MS BONTA
NOTICES RECONSIDERATION. WE'RE
GOING TO WE HAVE ONE REMAINING
ITEM ON CALL. THIS IS MR LEE.
MAYBE. 24 35. AND THE CLERK WILL
POST ALL MEMBERS PHOTO, WHICH TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISHED
TO VOTE.
KIRK. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TELLING, BUT I WAS 35 NOS 29
THAT MEASURE FAILS. AND MR LEE
NOTICES RECONSIDERATION. ONLY
TWO MORE ITEMS MEMBERS. THIS IS
FOLLOWED. UM 1 83. MAYBE 26 44
BY MR HOLDEN CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 44 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AND
OTHER SNACK ALONG THE CUSTODIAL
INTERROGATION, MR HOLDEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY. I'M PRESENTING ASSEMBLY
BILL 26 44. BILL THAT PROHIBITS
A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FROM
EMPLOYING THREATS. PHYSICAL
HARM, DECEPTION OR PHYSICALLY
PSYCHOLOGICALLY MANIPULATIVE
INTERROGATION TACTICS DURING
INTERROGATION OF A PERSON 25
YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER.
ESSENTIALLY ELIMINATING LYING.
AS IN THE INTERROGATION TOOL.
ACCORDING TO THE CENTER ON
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS OF YOUTH.
FALSE CONVICTIONS ARE ONE OF THE
LEADING CAUSES OF WRONGFUL
CONVICTIONS, ACCOUNTING FOR
ROUGHLY 25% OF ALL CONVICTIONS
THAT WERE LATER OVERTURNED,
BASED ON DNA EVIDENCE. CURRENT
LAW REQUIRES THAT A YOUTH 17
YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER, CONSULT
WITH LEGAL COUNSEL IN PERSON BY
TELEPHONE OR BY VIDEO CONFERENCE
PRIOR TO A CUSTODIAL
INTERROGATION AND BEFORE WAVING
ANY RIGHTS. HOWEVER SIMPLY
PROTECTING YOUTH UNDER 18 FROM
IMPROPER INTERROGATION METHODS
THAT INCREASE THE RISK OF A
FALSE CONFESSION IS NOT IN LINE
WITH BODIES OF RESEARCH THAT
INDICATE THAT A PERSON'S BRAIN
IS NOT FULLY DEVELOPED. UNTIL
THE AGE OF 25. MAYBE 26 44 ALSO
REQUIRES A PROBATION OFFICER NO
LATER THAN TWO HOURS AFTER A
MINOR HAS BEEN TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY TO IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY
THE PUBLIC DEFENDER. OR IF THERE
IS NO PUBLIC DEFENDER, THE
INDIGENT DEFENSE PROVIDER FOR
THE COUNTY. AND INFORM THAT
PERSON THAT THE PERSON HAS BEEN
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. MEMBERS WITH
THAT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN
, SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO WISHED
ABOUT PLEASE.
WE WERE SO CLOSE. YES.
CLERK WILL. CLOSED ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE. 41 KNOWS 25. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE GOING TO
TAKE UP. MISS MONTEZ ITEM AND
THEN MR GARCIA'S ITEM AND THAT
WILL DO IT. THIS IS FILE ADAM
22. FILE ITEM. 22 MISS BONTA. A
B 2091. AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
SOME PEOPLE 2091 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ME ABOUT TO AND
OTHERS NOT REALLY. TO
INFORMATION DISCLOSURE. THE
CLEARANCE YOU WILL SEE THERE ARE
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. MS
BONTA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS IN THE PAST YEAR,
MULTIPLE STATES HAVE RAMPED UP
THEIR ANTIABORTION EFFORTS AND
PASSED LAWS TARGETING OUR
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO AN
ABORTION LAST YEAR, 108 ABORTION
RESTRICTIONS WERE ENACTED IN 19
STATES. UNFORTUNATELY THE DRAFT
JUSTICE ALITO OPINION SHOWED US
HOW BLEAK THE FUTURE OF ROE V.
WADE IS. SHOULD ROBY OVERTURNED
WOMEN AND BIRTHING PEOPLE ACROSS
THE COUNTRY, ESPECIALLY IN
STATES LIKE TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI
AND GEORGIA WILL BE STRIPPED OF
THEIR OWN POWER AND ABILITY TO
MAKE CHOICES ABOUT WHEN AND IF
TO START THEIR OWN FAMILY FOR
SOME WOMEN, PARTICULARLY WOMEN
OF COLOR, THE ABILITY TO MAKE
THIS CHOICE AS A MATTER OF LIFE
OR DEATH. STATES ARE ALREADY
PREPARING FOR THIS OUTCOME. JUST
YESTERDAY. OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR
SIGNED INTO LAW A LOT OF THAT
NOT ONLY OUTRIGHT BANS ABORTIONS
. IT ALSO ENACTS A TEXAS BOUNTY
HUNTER ABORTION LAW. IT IS
ESSENTIAL THAT WE AS A STATE
CONTINUED TO IMPROVE ABORTION
ACCESS AND STRENGTHEN PRIVACY
PROTECTIONS FOR THOSE SEEKING
SENSITIVE SERVICES. 80 2091
PROTECTS THE MEDICAL PRIVACY OF
THOSE PATIENTS. WHO MAY BE
TARGETED BY HOSTILE LAWS AND
OTHER STATES. THIS BILL ENSURES
OUT OF STATE SUBPOENAS, WHICH
SEEK INFORMATION RELATED TO A
PATIENT WHO RECEIVED TO
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE IN
CALIFORNIA. ARE NOT GRANTED.
THIS BILL HAS AN URGENCY CLAUSE
BECAUSE WE NEED TO MAKE SURE
THERE IS NO GAP IN PROTECTION
FOR WOMEN IN NEED OF CARE HERE
IN CALIFORNIA. I ASK FOR YOUR
SUPPORT IN THIS FIGHT FOR
REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS BONTA.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE PRETTY
TIRED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
FURTHER DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS
TAKES 54. ON THE URGENCY. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE TELL
YOU ABOUT ICE 54 NO 16 OF THE
URGENCY AS $54.16 ON THE MEASURE
THAT BILL PASSES. THIS IS FILE
ADAM 1 89. MAYBE 28 47 BY MR
GARCIA CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 47 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WATER, GARCIA AND OTHERS RELATED
TO UNEMPLOYMENT. MR GARCIA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. WE'RE ALMOST THERE
AND FUEL AND DON'T INDULGE ME
WITH YOUR ATTENTION. THIS BILL
WOULD CREATE THE EXCLUDED
WORKERS PILOT PROGRAM. TO
PROVIDE UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
FOR WORKERS EXCLUDED FROM THE
TRADITIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE DUE TO THEIR
IMMIGRATION STATUS. ELIGIBLE
WORKERS WOULD QUALIFY FOR $300
FOR EACH WEEK OF UNEMPLOYMENT UP
TO 20 WEEKS OCCURRING BETWEEN
THE MONTH OF JANUARY OF 2024. IN
THE END OF THE YEAR. THIS BILL
WOULD ALSO REQUIRE THE E D
DEPARTMENT TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO
THE GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
THAT EVALUATES THE PROGRAM AND
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
ESTABLISHING A PERMANENT
PROGRAM. I KNOW WE'RE ALL TIRED.
BUT THIS IS IMPORTANT. BECAUSE
THIS PROGRAM ALIGNS WITH OUR
VALUES OUR PRINCIPLES AS A
STATE. AND WHAT WE'RE DOING HERE
IS WE'RE MAKING SURE THAT WE ARE
INCLUSIVE WHEN IT COMES TO
TAKING CARE OF CALIFORNIANS WHO
IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE
CONTRIBUTE CLOSE TO $3 BILLION
IN STATE. AND LOCAL TAXES EACH
YEAR. SO FOR THOSE REASONS I
BRING THIS PROGRAM BEFORE YOU
AND I WANT TO RECOGNIZE A YOUNG
LADY WHO HAS BEEN STAFFING THIS
BILL IN OUR OFFICE. SHE'S AN
ASSEMBLY FELLOW. HER NAME IS
ERIKA VALUE RIGHT NOW IS STILL
MAKING PHONE CALLS, MAKING SURE
THAT WE GOT SUPPORT. TO PASS
THIS PIECE OF LEGISLATION, AND
SO I WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE HER
HARD WORK AND COMMITMENT TO THIS
PIECE OF POLICY. BUT BEFORE WE
DO THAT, I WANT TO TAKE UP THIS
BILL. I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR
ALL CALIFORNIANS TO BE INCLUDED.
IN THE BENEFITS OF BEING
CALIFORNIANS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA. SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. ON THIS ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE ABOUT. CLERK
WELL, COSER ROLE, TALIA BUT I
SEE 56 KNOWS 18. THAT MEASURE
PASSES AND MISS REYES YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. ALRIGHT NUMBERS. 166
ITEMS DISPENSED WITH. WE HAVE
LESS THAN A DOZEN TOMORROW. IS
GOING TO BE A SHORT MORNING. I
KNOW YOU ALL HAVE HAVE. WE'RE
GONNA HAVE SOME EARLY FLIGHTS,
THE SPEAKERS ASKING THAT WE
RETURN TOMORROW AT NINE A.M. TO
DISPENSE WITH WHATEVER IS LEFT
ON THE CALENDAR. TO ALLOW YOU
TIME TO PERHAPS CATCH THOSE
FLIGHTS. SEE YOU TOMORROW.
SESSION SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS
FRIDAY. MAY 27TH FLOOR SESSION
IS AT NINE A.M. ALL THE ITEMS
REMAINING WILL BE PASSED AND
RETAIN ALL MOTIONS SHALL BE
CONTINUED SINGING HARRY NO
FURTHER BUSINESS. I'M READY TO
ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ADJOURN.
MISS RAND'S MOVES. AND MR FLORES
. SECOND SET, THIS HOUSE STANDS
ADJOURNED. UNTIL FRIDAY, MAY
27TH AT NINE AM IN THE QUORUM
CALLS LIFTED.
SOMEBODY EVER CHAN VOTE CHANGE A
B 2477? FROM I TO NOT VOTING.
VOTE CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CHEN ASSEMBLY BILL 24 77 I
TONIGHT VOTING.
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