ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION. DR
QUIRKE. NOTICES THE ABSENCE OF A
QUORUM. SERGEANTS AT ARMS WILL
PREPARE THE CHAMBER, BRINGING
THE ABSENT MEMBERS AND THE CLERK
WILL CALL THE ROLL. AGREE ALL
CURRY ARAMBULA. BAUER-KAHAN
BENNETT. BERMAN. BIGELOW BLOOM.
BOERNER HORVATH BONTA. BRIAN
CALDERON. CARILLO CERVANTES
CHIN. CHOI. COOLEY. COOPER.
CUNNINGHAM, DOLLY! DAILY. DAVIES
FLORA. MIKE FONG, VINCE FONG.
FRIEDMAN. GABRIEL. GALLAGHER
CRISTINA GARCIA, ATWATER, GARCIA
GIBSON GRAY. GRAYSON HANEY.
HOLDEN. IRWIN JOAN SAWYER KALRA
KYLIE LACKEY. LEE LEVINE. LOW.
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MEDINA. MULLEN MURATSUCHI
NAZARIAN WHEN O'DONNELL.
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RODRIGUEZ RUBIO SALAS SANTIAGO
SEYARTO TOÀN SMITH. STONE. TING
MADEIRA'S VVALLAPUDUA VOEPEL
WALDRON WARD. WEBER. WICKS
WILSON WOULD MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS, A FORMER PRESIDENT. A
QUORUM IS PRESENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. WE ASK THAT OUR GUESTS
AND VISITORS IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBER AND IN THE GALLERY
PLEASE STAND FOR THE PRAYER.
DAYS PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED BY
OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN. IMAM.
YES, SIR. CONNIE MAMA SER. IN
THE NAME OF GOD, THE MOST
GRACIOUS THE MOST MERCIFUL. ALL
MARIE GOD. YOU HAVEN'T GIVEN US
THE FREEDOM TO CHOOSE BETWEEN
GOOD AND EVIL. ALLOW US TO
REMAIN STEADFAST TO CHOOSE GOOD
FOR CALIFORNIA. TOMORROW'S
GENERATION MAY INHERIT FROM US.
THE BLESSINGS OF DIGNITY AND
FREEDOM. PROSPERITY AND PEACE.
MAY THIS BE GOD'S WILL. I MEAN,
THANK YOU, MA'AM. YES, SIR. WE
ASK OUR GUESTS AND VISITORS WHO
REMAIN STANDING AND JOIN US FOR
THE FLAG SALUTE. PLEASE JOIN
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VOEPEL AS HE
LEADS US IN THE PLEDGE, MR
KOPPEL. YEAH. NOW HEAR THIS NOW
HERE, THIS ATTENTION TO THE
COLORS. I PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
THANK YOU. YOU MAY BE SEATED. WE
ARE ALL AWAKE. READING OTHER
PREVIOUS STATES JOURNAL. THE
SEMI CHAMBER SACRAMENTO THURSDAY
APRIL 21ST 2022 D IS SIMILAR.
BUT AT NINE A.M. THE HONORABLE
KEVIN MULLINS SPEAKER PRO
TEMPORE OF THE ASSEMBLY,
PRESIDING CHIEF CLERKS TO PARK
ATTHE DESK. READING CLERK DAVID
ADELMAN, READING CALLED THE ROAD
WAS CALLED CORN COFFEE ASSEMBLY
. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN MOVED
THE CORN CALLED THE ASSEMBLY
MOTION CHARACTER MOVES AND MR
FLORA. SECONDS. THAT THE READING
OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL BE
DISPENSED WITH PRESENTATIONS AND
PETITIONS. THERE ARE NONE
INTRODUCTION OR REFERENCE. THE
BILLS WILL BE DEFERRED. REPORTS
OF COMMITTEES WILL BE DEEMED
READ. AN AMENDMENT STEAMED
ADOPTED MESSAGES FROM THE
GOVERNOR. THERE ARE NON MESSAGES
FROM THE SENATE. THERE ARE NO
MOVING TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS THE ABSENCES FOR THE
DAY. FOR ILLNESS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN.
WE ARE AT MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS.
AND. MISERABLE REYES EURO
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTION. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY RULE. 96 I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RE
REFER SB 457 PORTANTINO FROM THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RETIREMENT
COMMITTEE TO THE REVENUE AND
TAXATION COMMITTEE. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. IT'S THAT SHALL BE
THE ORDER.
MEMBERS. WE ARE MOVING TO
BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE.
MOVING TO RECONSIDERATION.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
THE ASSEMBLY THIRD READING FILE.
PASS AND RETAIN. THAT'S.
PAST FOR TAM FILE, UM 67 AND
EIGHT.
MR BENNETT IS READY ON FILE ITEM
NUMBER NINE. THIS IS A B 21 09
AND THE CORPORAL. A SEMI GRILL
21 09 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BENNETT AND OTHERS RELATING TO
SHARKS. MR BENNETT. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS MAYBE 21.
OH, NINE WILL PROHIBIT THE USE
OF BAIT OR ANIMAL DECOYS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ATTRACTING OR VIEWING
WHITE SHARKS. UM UNFORTUNATELY,
THE AREAS WHERE THIS IS DONE IS
THERE'S AN ABUNDANCE OF BOTH
WHITE SHARKS AND OCEAN USERS,
POTENTIALLY PUTTING MEMBERS OF
THE PUBLIC AT RISK. UM I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BENNETT. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLERK OPENED ROLL ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
CLERK WAIL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TIES ABOUT ICE. 46 KNOWS SIX
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE
GOING TO PAST TEMPORARILY AND
FILE ADAM 12. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE TO FILE ITEM 13. THIS IS MR
OF OPALS, A CR 1 67 AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. SOMEBODY
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 67 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VOEPEL RELATIVE
TO NATIONAL POPPY DAY. MR
VOEPEL. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS
PUPPY IS YOU SEE ON YOUR DESK?
REPRESENT QUITE A BIT. AND
THEY'RE PUT TOGETHER BY DISABLED
VETERANS. AND FOR SOME OF THESE
DISABLED VETERANS, IT'S THE ONLY
EXTRA MONEY THEY GET. SO THIS IS
IMPORTANT TO HIM. THEY'RE WELL
PAID AND WELL TAKEN CARE OF. AND
THE POPPIES SYMBOLIZE. SOMETHING
UNIQUE. IN OUR HISTORY. THE RED
POPPIES. FROM WORLD WAR ONE. AND
THEY WERE OUR ALLIES. THE
BRITISH MAINLY FOUGHT IN THOSE
FIELDS. SO WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
WOULD BE SOMETHING HORRENDOUS
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF TROOPS
WOULD ATTACK IN THE SPRINGTIME.
ON GIANT OFFENSIVES. AND BE
MOWED DOWN AMONG THE RED
POPPIES. THEN IRONICALLY, ONE
DAY, BURIED THEM AND MADE THE
CEMETERIES. AND YOU'LL READ IT
IN THE POEM. THE PUPPIES GROW
BETWEEN THE HEADSTONES ROW ON
ROW. SO. THIS POPPY REPRESENTS
EVERYONE ON MEMORIAL DAY. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR VOEPEL. AND
MR VOEPEL. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION? THANK
YOU, SIR. THE AUTHORS ASKING
THAT THE FIRST ROW OF THE OPEN
FOR CO AUTHORS CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE THIS IS FOR CO AUTHORS
ON THE RESOLUTION. CO AUTHORS ON
THE RESOLUTION.
THERE ARE CLINICAL CHOLESTEROL.
THERE ARE 58 CO AUTHORS ADDED
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. I
OPPOSE, SAY NAY. THE EYES HAVE
IT THE RESOLUTION AS ADOPTED AND
MEMBERS IN HONOR OF NATIONAL
POPPY DAY ON YOUR DESK AS MR
VOEPEL REFERENCE, YOU WILL FIND
A COPY OF THE POEM IN FLANDERS
FIELDS AND A BUDDY POPPY THAT
WAS ASSEMBLED BY DISABLED
VETERANS. FROM HALLWAY. AND.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE HAVE A
FORMER MEMBER OF THIS BODY.
FORMER ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONNIE
LOWENTHAL IN THE CENTER AISLE.
WELCOME BACK TO THE FLOOR WITH
ALL.
THIS IS JUST ONE. THIS IS JUST
FOR MR. THIS IS THE SECOND ONE
IS THE CORPORATE.
SURE.
WE HAVE SPECIAL GUESTS WITH US.
IN THE CHAMBER. WE HAVE WE HAVE
SPECIAL GUESTS WITH US. IN THE
ASSEMBLY GALLERY. TODAY MEMBERS.
MEMBERS. MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
SPEAKER RENDON. WE WOULD LIKE TO
FORMALLY WELCOME THE FOURTH
GRADE CLASS FROM MCGEOUGH
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON BEHALF OF
THE SPEAKER. LET'S WELCOME THEM
ALL HERE IN THE ASSEMBLY
GALLERY.
WELCOME TO THE ASSEMBLY. WE ARE
GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP MR
FONG'S RESOLUTION. THIS IS. FILE
ITEM. 14 A CR 1 86 BY MR FONG
AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1
86 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER FONG
RELATIVE TO CALIFORNIA
NONPROFITS DAY, MR FOG. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE
TO PRESENT A CR 1 86, WHICH WILL
COMMEMORATE JUNE 8TH 222 AS
CALIFORNIA NONPROFITS DAY
CALIFORNIA NONPROFITS ARE A
DRIVING FORCE BEHIND LOCAL
SERVICES AND COMMUNITIES
ASSISTANCE. THIS RESOLUTION
RECOGNIZES THE INCREDIBLE
CONTRIBUTIONS OF LOCAL
NONPROFITS, ESPECIALLY AS THEY
ENDURED THE PANDEMIC WHILE
STANDING STRONG TO DELIVER MUCH
NEEDED HELP. WELL, ONE DAY ISN'T
ENOUGH TO SHOW OUR GRATITUDE. WE
DEDICATE JUNE 8TH TO CELEBRATE
THE RESILIENCE OF CALIFORNIA
NONPROFITS AND THEIR COMMITMENT
TO THOSE IN NEED. THESE ARE
HOMELESS SHELTERS, WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, CHILD
CENTERS, ANIMAL SHELTERS, HOUSES
OF WORSHIP, LOCAL ARTS PROGRAMS
, AND MANY MORE ORGANIZATIONS
LED BY CHARITABLE LEADERS AND
VOLUNTEERS COMMITTED TO PUBLIC
SERVICE. BECAUSE OF THEIR
DEVOTION TO BRINGING NEW
OPPORTUNITIES IN IMPROVING THE
QUALITY OF LIFE FOR MY
COMMUNITIES, I HOUSE REGULAR
ROUNDTABLES TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR
NEEDS AND SHARE BEST PRACTICES
WITH ONE ANOTHER. OUR NONPROFITS
ARE EACH COMMITTED TO HELPING
OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND ARE
CLOSELY CONNECTED TO CRITICAL
LOCAL ISSUES. AND I KNOW ALL OF
US HERE GREATLY APPRECIATE THEIR
INCREDIBLE WORK. TO SHOW OUR
RECOGNITION AND GRATITUDE TO
CALIFORNIA'S INSPIRATIONAL
NONPROFITS. I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON OUR 1 86 AND I LIKE AND I
WOULD LIKE THE FIRST ROLE TO BE
OPEN FOR CO AUTHORS. THANK YOU,
MR FONG, THE AUTHORS ASKING THAT
THE FIRST ROLL THE OPEN FOR CO
AUTHORS ON THIS RESOLUTION CLERK
CLUB IN THE ROLE ISSUES FOR CO
AUTHORS MEMBERS. THIS IS CO
AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS. CLERK WELL,
CLOSE THE ROLE. THERE ARE 66 CO
AUTHORS ADDED WITHOUT OBJECTION
. WE MAY TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THIS RESOLUTION. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY AYE. I OPPOSE, SAY
NAY. THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 15 A CR 1 92. CLINICAL
RATE. ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 1 92 BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER GRATION AND OTHERS
RELATIVE TO FIREFIGHTER MENTAL
HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK. MR
GRAYSON. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO
PRESENT TO YOU A CR 1 92, WHICH
PROCLAIMS THE WEEK OF MAY 23RD
THROUGH MAY. 27TH IS FIREFIGHTER
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK.
FIREFIGHTING IS A DANGEROUS AND
PHYSICALLY DEMANDING PROFESSION
THAT REQUIRES THE MEN AND WOMEN
OF THE FIRE SERVICE TO ROUTINELY
PUT THEMSELVES IN HARM'S WAY FOR
THE GOOD OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT
THEY SERVE. IN ADDITION TO THE
PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF THE
PROFESSION, FIREFIGHTERS HAVE TO
EXPERIENCE SOME OF THE MOST
EMOTIONALLY INTENSE TIMES IN
PEOPLE'S LIVES, ACCORDING TO THE
FIRE, FIREFIGHTER BEHAVIORAL
ALLIANCE. 126 FIREFIGHTERS DIED
BY SUICIDE IN 2020, FOLLOWED BY
90 FIREFIGHTERS AND MTS, WHO
DIED BY SUICIDE IN 2021.
ADDITIONALLY STUDIES HAVE SHOWN
THAT ONE IN FIVE FIREFIGHTERS
WILL EXPERIENCE SOME LEVEL OF
POST TRAUMATIC STRESS INJURIES
AT SOME POINT IN THEIR CAREER
AND ARE 10 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO
CONTEMPLATE SUICIDE THAN THE
GENERAL PUBLIC. IT IS INCREDIBLY
IMPORTANT THAT WE BREAK THE
STIGMA OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
STRUGGLES AND POST TRAUMATIC
STRESS BY ENSURING THAT
FIREFIGHTERS, PARAMEDICS AND
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE
PERSONNEL RECEIVED THE CARE AND
RESOURCES THEY NEED. PEER
SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISCUSSIONS WITH
TRUSTED COLLEAGUES AND PEERS
WITH SIMILAR WORK IN LIFE
EXPERIENCES PROVIDE NOT ONLY AN
OUTLET FOR THE STRUGGLES BUT
ALSO ALLOW FOR CONNECTIONS TO
LIFE SAVING RESOURCES. A C R IN
1 92 GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO
BRING AWARENESS TO ONE OF THE
BIGGEST STRUGGLES CALIFORNIA
FIREFIGHTERS FACE ON THE JOB,
BUT TO ALSO RECOGNIZE THE
EXISTING RESOURCES THAT ARE
AVAILABLE TO SUPPORTING MENTAL
HEALTH. FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
YOUR RECOGNITION OF FIREFIGHTER
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK AND
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST FOR AN I
VOTE ON A CR 1 92 AND REQUESTS
THAT THERE WILL BE OPEN FOR CO
AUTHORS. THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON.
MR LACKEY, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. CHAIR
MEMBERS. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
THIS IMPORTANT RESOLUTION. AS A
FORMER MEMBER OF THE CALIFORNIA
HIGHWAY PATROL. I'VE SEEN 1ST 10
THE MENTAL CHALLENGES THAT OUR
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL
ACTUALLY FACE. THE TRAUMA THAT
OUR FIRST RESPONDERS ARE EXPOSED
TO A LAST WITH THEM FOREVER. THE
DATA IS CLEAR ABOUT THIS, THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
FIREFIGHTERS REPORTS THAT 20% OF
FIRE SERVICE MEMBERS SOME SUFFER
FROM PTSD COMPARED TO 8% AMONG
ALL ADULTS. THESE BRAVE SERVANTS
RECONCILE PROFESSIONAL STIGMA
WHEN SEEKING MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES. SO LEFT UNADDRESSED
THEY COULD BECOME DEPENDENT ON
SUBSTANCES INSTEAD OF SEEKING
PEER SUPPORT. THE US
FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
ESTIMATES THAT 10% OF ALL
FIREFIGHTERS ABUSED DRUGS WHILE
29% ABUSE ALCOHOL. IN SOME AREAS
OF OUR STATE LIKE MY RURAL
DISTRICT. THESE SERVICES ARE
ALREADY LIMITED BY THE PROVIDER
SHORTAGE. THEREFORE MY
HOMETOWN'S RESPONDERS HAVE A
DIFFICULT TIME RESPONDING TO A
SPECIALIST WHO UNDERSTANDS THEIR
SPECIFIC NEEDS. WHERE'S THE BODY
MUST RECOGNIZE THESE FACTS AND
WORK TOWARDS PROVIDING THE CARE
THEY SO DESPERATELY NEED AND
ACTUALLY DESERVE. THANK YOU AND
I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT TO THIS
WORTHY MEASURE. THANK YOU, MR
LACKEY, MISS WALDRON. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A CR 1 92 FOR
FIREFIGHTER MENTAL HEALTH
AWARENESS WEEK. FIREFIGHTING HAS
BEEN CONSISTENTLY RATED AS ONE
OF THE MOST STRESSFUL AND
EMOTIONALLY DIFFICULT
PROFESSIONS OFTEN LISTED SECOND
ONLY TO FRONTLINE MILITARY
PERSONNEL. STUDIES HAVE SHOWN
THAT ONE IN FIVE FIREFIGHTERS
WILL EXPERIENCE A POST TRAUMATIC
STRESS INJURY AT SOME POINT IN
THEIR CAREER. PEER SUPPORT AND
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING IS
CRUCIAL TO BREAKING THE STIGMA
OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH STRUGGLES.
THE FIRE FIGHTERS, AM T S AND
PARAMEDICS ENDURE. DURING EACH
SHIFT FIREFIGHTERS AND E M. T S
MAY SEE SEVERE INJURIES AND
DEATHS. AND THEY MAY HAVE TO
MOVE ON TO THE NEXT CALL. FOR MY
DISTRICT SPECIFICALLY ASHEY
IVERSON, WHO LOST HER HUSBAND,
COREY IVERSON, THE CAL FIRE
FIREFIGHTER WHILE BATTLING THE
DEVASTATING THOMAS FIRE IN 2017
ESTABLISHED THE IVERSON
FOUNDATION FOR ACTIVE AWARENESS
TO ADDRESS THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT
OF THESE EVENTS RATHER THAN JUST
PUTTING THEM ASIDE AND PEER
COUNSELING IS ONE OF THE MAJOR
PARTS OF THE IVERSON FOUNDATION
FOR ACTIVE AWARENESS. AS THE
MOTHER OF AN E M T. I WOULD LIKE
TO THANK THE AUTHOR FOR
ACKNOWLEDGING THE NEED FOR THESE
PROGRAMS AND FOR BRINGING
FORWARD THIS IMPORTANT
RESOLUTION MEMBERS. I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WALDRON. MR RODRIGUEZ, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I ALSO RISE
IN SUPPORT OF A CR 1 92, WHICH
RECOGNIZES THE WEEK OF MAY 23RD
THROUGH THE 27TH AS FIREFIGHTER
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK.
AND THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
CONCORD FOR BRINGING THIS TO THE
FLOOR. FIRST RESPONDERS WORK IN
A VERY STRESSFUL ENVIRONMENTS
THROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF THEIR
CAREERS. THESE BRAVE INDIVIDUALS
CONSTANTLY FACE INCIDENTS
INVOLVING DISASTERS, VIOLENCE
AND OTHER TRAUMATIC EVENTS AND
THE REPEATED EXPOSURE OF THESE
SITUATIONS CAN LEAD TO LIFELONG
IMPACT ON THEIR MENTAL HEALTH.
AND WELL BEING. THIS HAS TOUCHED
ME, PERCY. AS I HAVE SEEN
FIRSTHAND, SOME OF MY COLLEAGUES
SUFFERED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS
COLLEAGUES. I ASK FOR YOUR
SUPPORT AND RECOGNIZING THIS
WEEK AS FIREFIGHTER MENTAL
HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK IN RESPECT
THE ASK FOR OUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
MR SALAS, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE IN SUPPORT OF A
CR 1 92 FIREFIGHTER MENTAL
HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK MEMBERS. I
DON'T KNOW IF YOU KNOW THIS, BUT
MORE FIREFIGHTERS DIE BY
SUICIDE. THEN IN THE LINE OF
FIRE. MORE BY SUICIDE THAN IN
THE LINE OF FIRE. AND SO THANK
YOU, MR FROM MY COLLEAGUE FROM
CONCORDE. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING
THIS RESOLUTION. I KNOW
PERSONALLY THAT THIS IS IT A
LITTLE BIT. HOME FOR ME BECAUSE
BACK IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY AND
BACK IN KERN COUNTY, WE HAVE A
FIRE FIGHTER BY THE NAME OF
DERRICK ROBINSON. WHO WAS NOT
TOO LONG AGO WAS ACTUALLY UP
HERE IN THE CAPITAL FIGHTING FOR
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR
FIREFIGHTERS, AND HE WROTE A
BOOK CALLED CONTINUE. AND IN
THAT BOOK, HE TALKS ABOUT HIS
EXPERIENCES, AND IT'S CALLED,
CONTINUE SURVIVING THE DARKNESS
CHOOSING TO LIVE AND SO ANYBODY
THAT'S WATCHING. I WOULD
ENCOURAGE YOU IF YOU'RE GOING
THROUGH SOME OF THESE DIFFICULT
TIMES TO PICK UP THAT BOOK AND
KNOW THAT THERE ARE RESOURCES
OUT THERE TO HELP YOU, AND WITH
THAT, I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR KALLAS. MR
SARTO. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER FOR
ALLOWING ME TO JUST SAY A COUPLE
WORDS. I JUST WANT TO THANK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM CONCORD FOR
RECOGNIZING THIS ISSUE, AND ALL
OF MY OTHER COLLEAGUES FOR
COMMENTING ON IT BECAUSE IT'S
SOMETHING EASIER HOPEFULLY FOR
THEM TO DO THAN ME. SO ON BEHALF
OF ALL OF MY FORMER COLLEAGUES,
MY RETIRED COLLEAGUES AND ALSO
MY COLLEAGUES ARE OUT ON THAT
WALL. I SAY THANK YOU. AND I
SUPPORT THIS RESOLUTION. AND
DOCTOR WOULD. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. MEMBERS I RISES ARE
PROUD CO AUTHOR OF THIS
RESOLUTION. YOU KNOW, I'VE SEEN
FIRSTHAND UH, WHAT HAPPENS WITH
SOME OF OUR FIREFIGHTERS UP
DURING THE TUBBS FIRE IN 2017
ARE FIRE MARSHAL LOST HIS HOME.
LOST HIS HOME THAT NIGHT. AND I
WATCHED HIM FOR WEEKS. UM WHAT
HE WENT THROUGH AND WORKING AND
TRYING TO DO EVERYTHING HE COULD
TO PROTECT OTHER PEOPLE'S
PROPERTY AS WE WENT FORWARD.
THIS STRESS IS REAL. IT'S IT'S
EXTREMISTS REAL ALSO TALK TO
OTHER FIREFIGHTERS OUT ON THE
LINES, WHO ARE OFTEN AWAY FROM
THEIR HOMES FOR WEEKS AT A TIME.
ONLY TO GO HOME FOR A COUPLE OF
DAYS TO DO LAUNDRY AND GET
RECALLED SOMEWHERE ELSE IN
ANOTHER PART O THE STATE. WHEN
THIS STATE WAS ON FIRE WHEN WE
HAD THE LIGHTNING COMPLEX FIRES
A FEW YEARS AGO, FIREFIGHTERS
WERE WORRIED ABOUT WHAT WAS
GOING ON AT THEIR HOME WHILE
THEY'RE HUNDREDS OF MILES AWAY,
SOMETIMES THEN YOU LOOK AT
FIREFIGHTERS WHO ARE OFTEN THE
FIRST ON THE SCENE IN AN
ACCIDENT. E. M. T S FIRST ON THE
SCENE AT AN ACCIDENT. WHAT THEY
GO THROUGH YOU. THEY TAKE THIS
REALLY PERSONALLY. WHEN A
FIREFIGHTER LOSES A HOUSE, THEY
TAKE IT REALLY PERSONALLY. WHEN
THEY CAN'T HELP SOMEBODY WHO HAS
FALLEN OR IS HAS HAD AN ACCIDENT
OR SOMETHING. THEY TAKE IT
REALLY PERSONALLY, AND IT TAKES
A TOLL. AND IT'S REALLY
IMPORTANT THAT WE REMOVE THE
STIGMA. AND MAKE SURE THAT WE
CAN GET THE SERVICES TO PEOPLE
THAT THEY NEED BECAUSE THE NEEDS
ARE REAL. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD. THANK YOU MEMBERS, SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. MR GRAYSON, YOU
MAKE CLOTHES ON THE RESOLUTION,
IF YOU WISH. THANK YOU, MR CHAIR
AND FOLKS JUST TO TELL YOU THIS
REALLY HITS VERY CLOSE TO HOME
THIS MORNING. AH FOR THIS
PARTICULAR MEASURE FOR A CR 1 92
FIREFIGHTERS ARE VIGOROUSLY
LABORING RIGHT NOW TO SAVE A
CHURCH BUILDING OF DEAR FRIEND
OF MINE WHO PASTORS THAT'S ON
FIRE IN MY DISTRICT, SO IT'S A
SPECIAL IMPORTANT DAY FOR ME TO
RECOGNIZE THE WORK OF
FIREFIGHTERS THAT THEY DO IN OUR
COMMUNITY. I REQUEST CO AUTHORS.
THANK YOU. MR GRAYSON WOULD LIKE
CO AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION
THAT CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
FOR CO AUTHORS. THIS IS FOR CO
AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS.
THIS IS FOR CO AUTHORS. CLERK
WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE. THERE ARE
67 CO AUTHORS ADDED WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE. ON THIS RESOLUTION. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. I
OPPOSE, SAY NAY. THE EYES, HAVE
IT. THE RESOLUTION. IS ADOPTED.
MEMBERS QUICK ANNOUNCEMENT. WE
HAVE SPECIAL GUESTS WITH US IN
THE CHAMBER TODAY. JOINING US ON
THIS FLOOR. IS RIVERSIDE COUNTY
SUPERVISOR AND FORMER ASSEMBLY
MAJORITY LEADER V. MANUAL PEREZ
, ALONG WITH HIS STAFF, SEATED
IN THE GALLERY ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO GARCIA.
WELCOME TO THE ASSEMBLY, SIR.
YOU KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND. WE
ALSO HAVE COACHELLA MAYOR STEVE
HERNANDEZ, ACCOMPANYING THE
SUPERVISOR WELCOME.
AND MEMBERS. WE ARE PLEASED TO
ALSO WELCOME TO THE FLOOR OF
FORMER MEMBER OF THIS BODY. THE
HONORABLE BRIAN NEST STAND.
FORMER ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S COSANDEY
WELCOME BACK TO THE CHAMBER.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK ON THE FILE.
MEMBERS. MEMBERS. WE STILL HAVE
BUSINESS BEFORE THE BODY. WE ARE
AT FILE ITEM. 17 THIS IS MR
VOEPEL. A B 16 84 AND THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 84
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VOEPEL AND
ACTUALLY TO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE.
MR VOEPEL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS A B 1684 WOULD REQUIRE
THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES TO INCLUDE THE UNPAID
CARETAKERS IN THEIR ALZHEIMER'S
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN. IN FUTURE
ALLOCATED FUNDS, SO WE'RE NOT
ASKING FOR ANY MONEY. WE'RE
ASKING FOR A PIECE OF THE BUDGET
IN THE FUTURE. SIMPLE AS THAT.
THEY THIS GROUP OF UNPAID
CARETAKERS CAN OFTEN TIMES
INCLUDE FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHO
PROVIDE CARE TO SOMEONE WITH
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE OR DEMENTIA.
DATA INDICATES AND THIS IS COOL.
THIS IS REALLY GOOD. DATA
INDICATES THAT UNPAID CAREGIVERS
IN CALIFORNIA PROVIDE 4.1
BILLION. IT'S THE B WORD BILLION
HOURS OF CARE WORTH AN ESTIMATED
$57 BILLION. THIS BILL WILL
PROMOTE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT
FOR UNPAID CAREGIVERS INFORMING
THOSE WHO ARE CARING FOR SOMEONE
ABOUT WHAT SERVICES ARE
AVAILABLE. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES AND HAS
RECEIVED AND HAS FIRM BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
, MR VOEPEL. AND MR COOLEY, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED FROM YOUR DESK.
COLLEAGUES I'M THRILLED TODAY TO
RISE AND SUPPORT OF A B 16 84.
VERY IMPORTANT PROGRAM.
ADDRESSING THE TRAGIC
CIRCUMSTANCE OF ALZHEIMER'S. AND
A KEY PART OF THESE PROGRAMS.
PLEASE. WHERE THE CHAMBERS
MEMBERS. PROCEED, MR COOLEY. A
KEY PART OF THESE PROGRAMS, AS
HAS BEEN EXPRESSED BY MY
COLLEAGUE IS ADDRESSING UNPAID
CARE GIVERS, AMONG OTHERS. BUT A
VITAL PIECE OF THIS IS ACTUALLY
TO ADDRESS THE STIGMA. OF
ALZHEIMER'S. AND YOU ASK
YOURSELF WHAT IS THE STIGMA
ASSOCIATED ALZHEIMER'S PEOPLE
ARE AFRAID. OF A DIAGNOSIS OF
ALZHEIMER'S. IT CHANGES THE
PERSONALITY OF SO MANY WAYS. AND
I HAVE ACTUALLY TWO STORIES I
WANT TO SHARE ABOUT MY MOM.
DORIS COOLEY COONS. SHE PASSED
AWAY 15 YEARS AGO. NEXT MONTH ON
THE EIGHTH UM. THE GREATEST
STORY THE GREATEST, MOST
TREASURED MEMORY. I HAVE. IS MY
MOM WAS IN A CARE FACILITY FOR
FIVE YEARS SHE HAD A FALL. SHE
ENDED UP IN THE SKILLED NURSING
FACILITY. THE END WAS NEAR. AND
IN MY HOUSEHOLD, I HAVE THREE
BROTHERS. I WAS THE BABY. YOU
KNOW, ONCE A BABY, ALWAYS A
BABY. I COME HOME FROM SCHOOL
MOM WOULD WANT TO GIVE ME A
SMOOCH. YOU KNOW, THAT WAS A
PART OF HER IN MY RELATIONSHIP.
AND ONE OF MY LAST VISITS WITH
HER LINE THERE ON THAT. SKILLED
NURSING FACILITY BED. I WALKED
IN THE ROOM, AND SHE WAS
MOTIONLESS. BUT I'M TALKING TO
MY MOM AND I KIND OF SPEAK AT
HER AND I LEAN OVER AND RIGHT
OFF THE PILLOW COMES HER HEAD.
TO GIVE ME A SMOOCH. WE'RE JUST
KIND OF TELLS ME AS TRAGIC AS
ALZHEIMER'S WAS AS MUCH AS IT
TRANSFORMED MY MOM AS MUCH AS IT
MADE HER DIFFERENT. THIS DREAD
DISEASE. THE PERSON IS STILL
THERE. AND IT'S SO IMPORTANT.
WE'RE NOT CARRYING AROUND THE
STIGMA OF HOW TRAGIC THEY'VE
CHANGED. THEY NEED OUR LOVE THEY
NEED ARE AFFECTED. THE PERSON IS
STILL THERE. THE OTHER ASPECT OF
STIGMA. VERY, VERY TRAGIC. MY
PARENTS WERE. MARRIED FOR 41
YEARS UNTIL MY DAD DIED OF A
HEART ATTACK IN 1985. MY MOM WAS
ABLE TO REMARRY. AS THE
ALZHEIMER'S BEGAN. SELLING INTO
HER LIFE. WE'VE WE'VE FOUND A.
GREAT FACILITY IN PACIFIC GROVE
, CALIFORNIA, WHERE SHOES ABLE
TO GO AND GET ADULT DAYCARE.
AND, UM. HER NEW HUSBAND BLESS
HIS HEART HAD DIFFICULTY WITH
WHAT WAS HAPPENING. TO MY MOM.
AND SHE WOULD GO TO THIS ADULT
DAYCARE AND DO ARTWORK. COLORING
THINGS, THIS SORT OF THING. AND. SHE WOULD COME HOME AND HER
NEW HUSBAND WOULD SAY. WHY ARE
YOU DOING THAT STUFF. SO HE HAD
TROUBLE AS A PARTICIPATED
CAREGIVER TO REALLY HAVE EMPATHY
AND UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS GOING
ON. SO AGAIN. I'M SO GRATEFUL
FOR THIS BILL. SO IMPORTANT TO
SUPPORT THESE CAREGIVERS. SO
IMPORTANT TO LIFT THE STIGMA OFF
THIS DISEASE TO AFFIRM. THE
PERSON THAT REMAINS AND THE
THINGS THEY CAN DO. TO ENJOY
LIFE. AND SO I JUST URGE AND I
VOTE ON THIS VERY FINE BILL.
THANK YOU, MISS COOLEY. SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. MR VOEPEL, YOU MAY
CLOSE IF YOU WISH. MEMBERS DO
IT. CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE CLERK WELL.
CLOSER ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTE.
I 70 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS WHILE ITEM 18.
MAYBE 26 82. BY MR GRAY. AND THE
CLERK WILL READ A SIMPLE GOAL.
26 82 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GREAT
AND OTHERS IN AFRICA INTO
VEHICLES, MR GRAY. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS MEMBERS. CANADA
CONVERTED THEFT HAS PLAGUED MANY
OF OUR DISTRICTS UP AND DOWN THE
STATE. THERE WAS THE
INTRODUCTION OF MULTIPLE BILLS
THIS YEAR TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE.
UH THE BILL BEFORE YOU A B 26 82
HAS KIND OF BECOME THE CONSENSUS
VEHICLE, UH, FOR THE ASSEMBLY ON
THE SUBJECT, AND WE'RE LOOKING
TO PUT PROVISIONS IN PLACE THAT
WILL ACTUALLY ALLOW LAW
ENFORCEMENT TO INVESTIGATE. AN
ARREST AND HOLD PEOPLE
ACCOUNTABLE FOR THOSE OF YOU,
UNFAMILIAR CALIF CONVERTED
THEFT. IS. BENEFITING THE
CRIMINAL BY A FEW $100 AND
HURTING THE CONSUMER BY A FEW
1000. IT IS A MINOR THEFT BUT
HAPPENING AT CAR LOTS HAPPENING
IN PEOPLE'S DRIVEWAYS AND AN
IMPORTANT ISSUE WE NEED TO
ADDRESS SO WE EXPECT FASTER. I
VOTE. IT'S A WORK IN PROGRESS
BILL AND WE PLAN TO TAKE
ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE TO FURTHER STRENGTHEN THE
BILL. APPRECIATE YOUR
CONSIDERATION IN YOUR I VOTE
TODAY. THINK IT WAS GREAT. DR.
CHOI, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU CHAIR AND THEY ARE ALSO
MEMBERS. I RISE AS A PROUD JOINT
AUTHOR OF A B 26 82. I WOULD
LIKE TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
MOSSAD FOR INTRODUCING THIS
IMPORTANT MEASURE. CONVERTER
THEFT HAS BECOME AN EPIDEMIC,
WHICH IS HOLDING MY CONSTITUENTS
ACROSS. A CRIMINAL CAN STILL A
PARALYTIC CONVERTER OFF OF YOUR
VEHICLE IN UNDER FIVE MINUTES,
WHICH CAN COST THE OWNER OF
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. THIS IS
WHY MY HOMETOWN ROBERT IRVINE
SOMETIME AGO TOOK ACTION TO
STRENGTHEN THE LOCAL LAWS OR
TOPRAK DOWN THE CURRENT LYRICAL
CONVERTER THEFT. I ALSO
INTRODUCED A STIMULUS BILL
MODELED AFTER SYRIA FOR IRVINE.
BUT SINCE THERE WERE THIS WAS A
SIMILAR BILL BECAME THE JOINT
AUTHOR OF THIS BILL. DO
EVERYTHING WE NEED TO DO
EVERYTHING WE CAN TO STOP THIS
OR CRIMINALS STEALING PARALYTIC
CONVERTERS FOR QUICK DOLLARS ON
THE BACKS UP OR LAW ABIDING
CITIZENS. BY REQUIRING THE
UNIQUE VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
NUMBER BEING MARKED. ON THE NEW
VEHICLES ACCOUNT LADY CONVERTER
A B 26 82 WILL HELP LAW
ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATE AND THE
PROSECUTORS OF CRIMINAL SO MUCH
EASIER. FOR THESE REASONS I
RESPECTIVELY ASK FOR YOUR
ARRIVAL. MR PATTERSON. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE AS A
JOINT AUTHOR QUICKLY, TOO. FIRST
OF ALL, THANK THE MEMBER FROM
MERCED AS HE MENTIONED EARLIER,
THERE WERE A NUMBER OF CATALYTIC
CONVERTER BILLS. A LOT OF THEM
OVERLAPPED AND ALL AND THE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FROM MERCED LED
THE EFFORT. UH SOME OF THE IDEAS
WERE CONSOLIDATED. AND WE HAVE
BEFORE US A BILL THAT IS WORTHY
OF YOUR CONSIDERATION AND YOUR
SUPPORT. IT WILL GO A LONG WAY
TO DISCOURAGING THE THEFT AND
MAKING IT MUCH MORE DIFFICULT.
TO SELL. UH THE CAP STOLEN
CATALYTIC CONVERTER, WITH THE
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ETCHED IN
. SECONDLY WE'RE ASKING THAT THE
AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS. UH DO
THAT AT THE TIME OF THE
MANUFACTURE OF THE CAR, UH, THEY
ALREADY ETCHED. I THINK 18 OR 19
DIFFERENT PARTS. IN THE
AUTOMOBILE. THIS ADDS THE
CATALYTIC CONVERTER. ASK FOR
YOUR CONSIDERATION. APPRECIATE
AGAIN WITH THE MEMBER FROM
MERCED IS DOING AS WE WORK
FURTHER ON THE BILL AS IT HEADS
TO THE SENATE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR PATTERSON. SEEING NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. I'LL NEVER SAID YOU DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT 65 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FINAL ITEM 19. A
B 25 89 BY MR SANTIAGO AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLE 25 89
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
OTHERS NAPOLI TO ECONOMIC
RELIEF, MR SANTIAGO. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL WOULD
EXPAND THE EXISTING YOUNG TALKS
. TAX CREDIT FOR $1000 HOUSEHOLD
FOR CHILDREN, 0 TO 5 TO 2000 PER
DEPENDENT FOR FAMILIES WHO MAKE
30,000 OR LESS. THIS BILL
ELIMINATES THE YOUNG CHILD
PROTECTION EARNING REQUIREMENT
AND ADJUST THE AWARD FOR
INFLATION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MS
SANTIAGO. SEEING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. CLERK WELL, BUT THERE
ARE ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS OF THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WELL
, CLOSE THE ROLE ITALIAN, BUT I
66 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES
AND THIS IS FOLLOWED IN 20.
MAYBE 27 31 BY MR TING CLERK
WILL READ. A SLUMBER BILL 27 31
BY SOMEBODY MEMBER TEAM AND
ACTUALLY INTO SCHOOL BUSSES, MR
TICK. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. 27
31 REQUIRES THAT ALL PURCHASES
OF NEW SCHOOL BUSSES ZERO
EMISSIONS BY 2035 EXTENDS
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES AND
LEASING CONTRACTS. FOR ZERO
EMISSION BUSSES. WE TOOK
AMENDMENTS IN ASSEMBLY EDUCATION
FOR ONE TIME, TWO YEAR EXTENSION
FOR SCHOOLS AND DISTRICTS WITH
TERRAIN AND REAL CONSTRAINTS,
PREVENTING THE PURCHASE OR
CONTRACTING OF ZERO MISSION
SCHOOL BUS. WE KNOW THAT WE ALSO
NEED TO CONTINUE DISCUSSIONS
FURTHER WORK OUT WITH RURAL
DISTRICTS HOW TO BEST ENSURE
THAT THEY CAN HAVE ACCESS TO
SCHOOL BUSSES AND THAT THE
SCHOOL BUS IS ACTUALLY WORK FOR
THEIR LONGER ROUTES WITH THAT,
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE FOR
27 31. THANK YOU, MR TANG.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ADAM CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE
DEVELOP. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS ART
ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. WORK WELL. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY ABOUT ICE 57 NO. ZERO.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE ARE ON
SENATE THIRD READING. WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP FILE
OUT OF 24. FILE OUT IN 24 ON
SENATE. THIRD SB 8 98. AND THE
CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL 8 98
BY SENATOR DODD AND OTHERS
INOCULATED TRIBAL GAMING AND
DECLARING THAT USED TO SEE THEIR
APPS TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. MR
SANTIAGO. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
SB 898 BY SENATOR DODD WOULD
RATIFY 29 AMENDMENTS TO EXTEND
THE TERMS OF THE 1999 COMPACTS
BETWEEN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AND SPECIFIED TRIBES FOR A
PERIOD OF ABOUT 18 MONTHS. THESE
COMPACTS SENSIBLE AFFORDED
SUFFICIENT TIME FOR ADDRESSING
UNCERTAINTY CREATED BY THE
RECENT COMPACT THIS APPROVALS AT
THE FEDERAL LEVEL AND AT THE
STATE TO NEGOTIATE LONG TERM
COMPACTS WITH THE IMPACT OF
TRIBES. THIS REFLECTS THE
GOVERNORS AND THE TRIBES MUTUAL
COMMITMENT TO STRONG, RESPECTFUL
GOVERNMENT, THE GOVERNMENT
RELATIONSHIP AND PROMOTING THE
TRIBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND
SELF SUFFICIENCY. THERE IS NO
OPPOSITION TO THE BILL, AND I
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE IN SENATE. MR
BIGELOW, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. WE HEARD THIS IN
COMMITTEE AND THIS HAS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT. SO IF THERE'S ANY
CONFUSION, IT WASN'T PLANNED ON
COMING UP. BUT WE WANT TO MAKE
SURE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE
THAT THIS WAS A COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING PROCESS, AND IT WAS
SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATED. WITH
ALL PARTIES. THANK YOU, YOUR
COURAGE AND I VOTE. AND MR RAMOS. MR RAMOS, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE,
ALSO IN SUPPORT OF SB 898, AND
IT SHOWS THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH
TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY. MAKING SURE
THAT ISSUES ARE ADDRESSED AT THE
TABLE. I WANT TO THANK THE G O
COMMITTEES. WE'RE MOVING FORWARD
ON THIS BILL, AND I URGE AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE DESIRED ABOUT. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS AREN'T ABOUT.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I 74 NOS. ZERO
ON THE URGENCY 74 0 ON THE
MEASURE. THAT BILL PASSES AND
WITHOUT OBJECTION, IMMEDIATE
TRANSMITTAL. TO THE SENATE.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
FILE ITEM NUMBER FOUR ON THE
RECONSIDERATION FILE. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION TO GRANTING
RECONSIDERATION FROM HIS BONTA
ON A B 24 84. SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. RECONSIDERATION IS
GRANTED. THE CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL IN CHIEF. SOME PEOPLE 24 84
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MIA BONTA
AND ACTIVATING HIS CHARTER
SCHOOLS. MAY'S BONTA, YOU MAY
HELP. MEMBERS I'LL RESTATE AGAIN
THAT THIS IS AN INTENDED TO
ENSURE THAT PUBLIC DOLLARS $98
RETURNED BACK TO THE CHARTER
SCHOOL FACILITIES. GRANTS, UH,
WITH VERY LIMITED, UH, CAUSE FOR
HAVING ANYBODY NEED TO BE ABLE
TO EXECUTE ON THAT WITH THAT I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR RIVAL.
MR MURATSUCHI. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH QUESTION FOR THE AUTHOR.
OBJECTION. SO I HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS WITH THE
STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE
YESTERDAY. WHETHER THEY HAVE
CONCERNS ABOUT THE BOND
FINANCING FOR SOME OF THE SCHOOL
FACILITY. UH, FOR CHARTERS. THAT
MAY BE AFFECTED. BY THE LOSS OF
THE GRANT FUNDING, AND I WANTED
TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU WILL
COMMIT TO WORKING TO ADDRESS THE
TREASURERS OFFICES CONCERNS
REGARDING THE BOND FINANCING.
THANK YOU, MR MERCY, JEET SINGH.
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. MS BONTA. YOU MAY
CLOSE. THANK YOU MEMBERS. AND
THANK YOU TO MY COLLEAGUE FOR
THE QUESTION. I ABSOLUTELY WILL
CONTINUE AS WE HAVE BEEN TO WORK
WITH THE TREASURER'S OFFICE TO
ADDRESS ANY POTENTIAL CONCERNS
THAT THERE MIGHT BE, UH, AN
EXISTENCE ON THIS. THANK YOU,
MISS MONTANA. AND WITH THAT THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE OR DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WELL CLOSE THE ROLE AND
TALLY. THE VOTE IS 41. KNOWS 21.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
SESSION SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS.
MONDAY, MAY 30TH HOLIDAY.
MEMORIAL DAY. TUESDAY MAY 31ST
FLOOR SESSION IS THAT ONE P.M.
OR THE ADAMS REMAINING WILL BE
PASSED TO RETAIN ALL MOTIONS
SHALL BE CONTINUED SINGING HARRY
NO FURTHER BUSINESS. I AM READY
TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
ADJOURN. MR FLORA MOVES, MR
HOLDEN SECONDS THAT THIS HOUSE
STANDS ADJOURNED. UNTIL TUESDAY
, MAY 31ST AT ONE P.M. IN THE
QUORUM CALL IS LIFTED.