YES IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S REYES NOTICES
THE ABSENCE OF A QUORUM.
SERGEANTS AT ARMS WILL PREPARE
THE CHAMBER AND BRINGING THE
ABSENT MEMBERS AND THE CLERK
WILL CALL THE ROLL. AGUIAR-CURRY
ALVAREZ ARAMBULA. BAUER-KAHAN
BENNETT. BERMAN. BIGELOW BLOOM.
BOERNER HORVATH BONTA. BRIAN
CALDERON, CARILLO CERVANTES CHIN
JOY. COOLEY COOPER CUNNINGHAM,
DOLLY DAILY. DAVIES FLORA, MIKE
FONG, VINCE FONG FRIEDMAN,
GABRIEL GALLAGHER. CRISTINA
GARCIA HAD BROADER GARCIA GIBSON
GRAY GRAYSON HANEY. OLD END
IRWIN, JOAN SAWYER, KALRA KYLIE
LACKEY, LEE LEVINE. NÓ
MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS MAZE MCCARTY
MAKIN ER MEDINA MULLEN
MURATSUCHI THIS, ARIAN WHEN
O'DONNELL. PATERSON
PETRIE-NORRIS QUIRK QUIRK SILVA
RAMOS RAISE LOOSE RIVAS
ROBERT RIVAS RODRIGUEZ RUBIO
SALAS SANTIAGO SEYARTO TOÀN ITH
STONE TING VALLADARES V
VALLAPUDUA VOEPEL WALDRON WARD.
WEBER WICKS WILSON WOULD MR
SPEAKER.
BUT BIPARTISAN REGINALD. BYRON
JONES. SAWYER FIFTH, PLEASE
REPORT TO THE FLOOR.
53.
MEMBERS. A QUORUM IS PRESENT.
CORVUS PRESIDENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. WE ASK THAT OUR GUESTS
AND VISITORS.
REQUIREMENTS PRESENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY.
WE ASKED OUR GUESTS AND VISITORS
IN THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER AND
IN THE GALLERY TO PLEASE STAND
FOR THE PRAYER. THE DAYS PRAYER
WILL BE OFFERED BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER RAMOS. MR RAMOS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. AND TODAY WE
ARE. ACKNOWLEDGING CALIFORNIA
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY AND I'M
GOING TO OPEN UP WITH ONE OF OUR
TRADITIONAL SONGS OF KOREA
BIRDSONG THAT WAS TAUGHT TO BE
MY MR ROBERT LEVI. WHERE HIS SON
AND GRANDSON ARE HERE IN THE
CHAMBER IS WITH US TODAY AND
THIS SONG TALKS ABOUT HOW THE
WORLD WAS DARK. AND, UH, THE
COTTONTAIL RABBIT SAYS, WELL, I
LIKE THE WAY FOR THE PEOPLE AND
THE MOON, MENIL SAYS. WELL, I
LIKE TO WAIT FOR THE PEOPLE
DURING THE NIGHTTIME. AND THEN
THE SON, THOMAS SAID. WELL, I
LIKE THE WAY FOR THE PEOPLE
DURING THE DAY AND THE BRUSH
RABBIT, THE JACKRABBIT, DAVID
SAYS. WE'LL MAKE A TRAIL FOR THE
PEOPLE SO THAT THEY WOULD ALWAYS
FIND WATER. AND THE LEADERSHIP
OF THIS HOUSE HAS ALLOWED FOR
CALIFORNIA. INDIAN LEGISLATION.
UM TO GO FORWARD AND TO BE
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR. AND SO
IN A WAY, WE'RE ALL WORKING
TOGETHER AND BRINGING THAT WHOLE
, UM CULTURAL ALIVE BY PAVING
THAT WAY FOR THE VOICE OF THE
CALIFORNIA INDIAN PEOPLE. AND
WELCOME HERE. EVEN MORE. NO
MICHIKO, EVEN BAD MOVE. NO WALK
. UM AND EVEN MOON NO. OKAY AND
AMICI EVEN THEREFORE NO. UM
WELCOME, EVEN MOVE. NO CAN BE
CHEAP. NO MORE. NO HAM WALK. UM
AND A MAN IS TOM YEAH, HEE, SO
IT WISHED ABU AND WELCOME. EVEN
KNOW AT ME, TÌM. KNOW HAM.
WELCOME MAN IS KIÞM SO, UH, A
BOOT AND WELCOME IN EVEN MORE
LOOK, HEE EVEN FAD MORNEAU
WELCOMING. EVEN FAIR MORNEAU HEE
EVEN MORE NÓ. AND WELCOME IN
EVEN MORE NÓI AND WELCOME EVEN
MORE. NO MICHI AMENITY TO ME SO
WISHED ABU AND WELCOME IN EVEN
BETTER. AH MORE NO FAMILY, CHEEK
EVEN FAIR. NO CHAMOIS C IN A
MANY TIME. YEAH HEE, SO WISHED
ABU WELCOME. THEY'RE HERE. AH
HA! UH HUH. HUH HA HA HA HA! OH,
THANK YOU, MR RAMOS. WE ASKED
THE VISITORS REMAIN STANDING.
JOIN US FOR THE FLAG SALUTE.
PLEASE START ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WILSON AS SHE LEADS US IN THE
PLEDGE, MISS WILSON. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS OF THE
PUBLIC MEMBERS. BLACK SALUTE. I
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF
THE UNITED STATES. AND TO THE
REPUBLIC, WHICH IS STAND. THANK
YOU MAY BE SEATED. READING OF
THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SACRAMENTO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8TH 2022, THE
ASSEMBLY MET AT SEVEN A.M. THE
HONORABLE TIMOTHY S. GRAYSON
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S 14TH DISTRICT
PRESIDING CHIEF CLERK SUPERVISOR
AT THE DESK, READING CLERK DAVID
BOWMAN, READING WELL CALLED
FOLLOWING REPLACED TOMORROW
MORNING ROLL CALL MOVES AND MR
FLORA SECOND SET THE READING OF
THE PREVIOUS DAY'S GENERAL BE
DISPENSED WITH PRESENTATIONS AND
PETITIONS. THERE ARE NONE
INTRODUCTION, REFERENCE TO BILLS
WILL BE DEFERRED. REPORTS OF
COMMITTEES WILL BE EVEN READ AND
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
THERE ARE NONE MESSAGES FROM THE
SENATE. THERE ARE NONE. MOTIONS
AND RESOLUTIONS THE ABSENCES FOR
THE DAY. SHALL BE DEEMED READ.
AND PRINTED IN THE JOURNAL. MM
IS RAISE YOUR RECOGNIZED FOR
YOUR PROCEDURAL MOTIONS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND
ASSEMBLY RULE 45.5 TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO VINCE
PH CHOLERA PETRIE-NORRIS AND
COOLLY TO SPEAK ON AN
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY TODAY.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. SUCH SHALL BE
THE ORDER. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY
RULE. 1 18 A TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS TO HAVE
GUESTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE
FLOOR TODAY AGAIN WITH THAT
OBJECTION, THAT SHOULD BE THE
ORDER. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO RESCIND THE ACTION
WHEREBY ON AUGUST 18TH 2022 SB
684 WESSEL WAS READ A THIRD TIME
AND PASSED TO THE SENATE. PLEASE
ORDER THE BILL BACK TO THE THIRD
READING FILE. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER. I AM
GIVING A ONE DAY NOTICE TO
REMOVE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FROM
THE INACTIVE FILE ITEM. A THREE
SB 7 26 GONZALEZ AT THE REQUEST
OF THE AUTHOR ITEM A SIX SP 37
CORTEZ E ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHOLERA. ITEM A
12 SB 774 HERZBERG ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STONE AND ITEM
A 13 SP 6 36 30. SB 637 NEWMAN.
THE CLERK WILL NOTE. AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHORS. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
RETURN THE FOLLOWING BILLS TO
THE SENATE FOR FURTHER ACTION
FILE ITEM. 26 A B 12 90 LI FILE
ITEM 41 A B 29 72. JOBS ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND THE ECONOMY
COMMITTEE. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO WITHDRAW A
B 29 25 COOPER FROM THE
GOVERNOR'S DESK AND RESCIND THE
ACTION WHEREBY ON AUGUST 8TH
2022. THE BILL WAS SENT TO
ENROLLMENT AND THEN RETURN THE
BILL TO THE SENATE FOR FURTHER
ACTION. ALSO WITHOUT OBJECTION,
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER. THERE
IS A LETTER AT THE DESK RELATIVE
TO A B 22 51 CALDERON AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, I AM
REQUESTING UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
PRINT THE LETTER IN THE JOURNAL
PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY RULE. 42 C
THAT OBJECTION. SUCH SHALL BE
THE ORDER.
IMAGE RAISE YOU AGAIN RECOGNIZE?
AT THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR,
PLEASE MOVE ITEMS 72 SP12 50
LUMEN TO THE INACTIVE FILE. AT
THE REQUEST OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BAUER-KAHAN. I AM GIVING A ONE
DAY NOTICE TO REMOVE THE ITEM 8
10 SP 26 TO HERZBERG FROM THE
INACTIVE FILE. AGAIN, THE CLERK
WILL NOTE.
MEMBERS PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY
RULE 77.2. I AM REFERRING THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS TO COMMITTEE
ITEM NUMBER 9 13 30 BAYS TO THE
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE. AND I DONT NUMBER 40
29 55 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT TO
THE LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMITTEE.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP. VIOLENT UM 52. WHILE
ADAM 52. IS ASSEMBLY. AND MR
RAMOS IS GOING TO BE TAKING THIS
ITEM FROM MY DESK. IN THE REAR
OF THE CHAMBER. THIS IS FYI 52 A
CR 1 37 AND THE CLERK WILL READ
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 37 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS RELATIVE
TO CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN
DAY IN THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN
CULTURAL AWARENESS CONFERENCE.
MR RAMOS, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE TO REQUEST YOUR I VOTE FOR
A CR 1 37. WHICH RECOGNIZES THE
IMPORTANCE OF CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY CELEBRATED EVERY
YEAR ON THE FOURTH FRIDAY OF
SEPTEMBER. A C R 1 37 ALSO
RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE
ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN CULTURE
AWARENESS CONFERENCE. IN JUNE,
2019 GOVERNOR NEWSOM ISSUED AN
APOLOGY TO THE STATES,
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN
TRIBES AND CONDEMNED THE
GENOCIDE AND HEINOUS ATROCITIES
OF PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS AND
LEGISLATURE'S DEALING WITH THE
TRAUMA OF THAT PAST BEGINS WITH
KNOWLEDGE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
TRUE HISTORY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THAT IS WHY IT IS SO
IMPORTANT THAT EDUCATORS ARE
PROVIDED THE RESOURCES THEY NEED
TO TEACH THE HISTORY OF
CALIFORNIA'S TRIBES ALONG WITH
THEIR RICH AND DIVERSE CULTURE.
IN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. THIS
LEGISLATURE HAS PAVED THE WAY
AND PIECES OF LEGISLATION AND
LAW ONE OF THOSE SUCH LAWS. WAS
A BILL THAT DESIGNATED
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY AS
A PAID HOLIDAY FOR OUR JUDICIAL
COURT SYSTEMS, AND THIS YEAR IN
2022, SEPTEMBER, THE FOURTH
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, THE JUDICIAL
COURTS WILL BE CLOSED HONORING
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE. AND
THAT IS TO A TESTAMENT TO THIS
LEGISLATURE AND RISING TO THOSE
AREAS TO LET THAT VOICE BE HEARD
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. WE ALSO HAVE WITH US
SEVERAL TRIBAL LEADERS OF
SOVEREIGN NATIONS WHO HAVE
JOINED US TODAY IN THE CAPITAL
RECOGNITION OF CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY AGAIN CELEBRATED
THE FOURTH FRIDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN CULTURE
AWARENESS CONFERENCE WILL BE
HELD ON THE SAME DAY AS
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO
TEACHERS AND WE SALUTE THEIR
EFFORTS. CALIFORNIA INDIANS HAVE
BEEN BLESSED WITH OUTERS WHO,
DESPITE MANY OBSTACLES, WORK TO
PRESERVE LANGUAGE SONGS AND
STEWARDSHIP OF NATURAL
RESOURCES. ONE EXAMPLE IS A
WORLD WAR. TWO VETERAN ROBERT
LEVI, SENIOR TOURIST. MARTINEZ
DESERT KOREA INDIAN FROM THE
TOURIST MARTINEZ INDIAN
RESERVATION. HE WAS HE WAS A
MENTOR AND A FRIEND WHO TAUGHT
ME AND MANY OTHERS THROUGHOUT
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. THE
TRADITIONAL KAWEAH BIRD SONGS
LIKE THE ONE I SHARED EARLIER TO
OPEN UP THIS CHAMBER. THAT HAS.
THAT HISTORY CONTINUES TO BE
PLAYED OUT IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, AND WE CALL ON THE
STATE LEGISLATURE TO CONTINUE TO
SUPPORT THESE EFFORTS WITH US
TODAY IS ALSO HIS SON, ROBERT J.
LEVI JUNIOR AND HIS GRANDSON,
ROBERT J. LEVI, THE THIRD WE OWE
HIM AND OTHERS A DEBT OF
GRATITUDE FOR SAVING WHAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN LOST. I WOULD ASK THAT
THE FIRST ROLE WOULD BE OPEN FOR
CO AUTHORS. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS
AND MISS WALDRON. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE ALSO
IN SUPPORT OF A CR 137 AND JOIN
MY COLLEAGUE AND RECOGNIZING THE
IMPORTANCE OF NATIVE AMERICAN
DAY ONE OF THE THINGS THAT, UM
IS PART OF THIS AS WELL IS
TEACHING. PEOPLE ESPECIALLY OUR
YOUNG PEOPLE ABOUT SOVEREIGNTY
AND THE IMPORTANCE OF
SOVEREIGNTY FOR OUR TRIBAL
GOVERNMENTS AND RECOGNIZING THAT
SOVEREIGNTY AS WE DEAL IN THE
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS, AND
ANOTHER AFFAIRS IS VERY
IMPORTANT. WE WERE ALSO
RECOGNIZED THE AMAZING
CONTRIBUTIONS OF OUR OUR TRIBES
HERE IN CALIFORNIA AND AROUND
THE NATION. AND WHAT THEY HAVE
DONE AND WHAT THEY HAVE
ACCOMPLISHED AND WHAT THEY CAN
TEACH US. SO UM, I URGE SUPPORT
FOR A CR 137 AND RECOGNIZE HOW
IMPORTANT IT IS. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MISS WALDRON, SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. ON THE ITEM. THE
AUTHORS YOUR QUESTION THAT THE
FIRST WILL BE OPEN FOR CO
AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION. THAT
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS, CO AUTHORS ON
A CR 1 37 IS FOR CO AUTHORS. ON
THE RESOLUTION.
URQUELL CLOSER ROLE. THERE ARE
53 CO AUTHORS HAD IT WITH THAT
OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE. ON THE RESOLUTION. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. I
OPPOSE, SAY NATE. YES HAVE IT.
THE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. AND
MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS, PLEASE
JOIN ME IN WELCOMING BO
MAZZETTI, ERICA PINTO. SUNDBERG
DALE MILLER, JESUS TARANGO.
DANIEL SALGADO, SENIOR ROBERT
SMITH, RUSSELL ATTERBURY AND
RUSSELL ATTERBURY TO THE
ASSEMBLY FLOOR. THEY ARE MEMBERS
OF THE CALIFORNIA TRIBAL
CHAIRPERSONS ASSOCIATION
EXECUTIVE BOARD A STATEWIDE
ASSOCIATION, A STATEWIDE
ORGANIZATION, RATHER ESTABLISHED
TO COLLECTIVELY ADDRESS THE
CRITICAL ISSUES FACING
CALIFORNIA TRIBES. THEY ARE HERE
IN RECOGNITION OF CALIFORNIA
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY, AND, IN
ADDITION, JOINING US IN THE BACK
OF THE CHAMBER IS ROBERT LEVI
JR. ROBERT IS THE SUN OF ROBERT
LEVI SENIOR WHO WAS RECOGNIZED
EARLIER TODAY FOR THE
INSTRUMENTAL ROLE HE HAS PLAYED
IN PRESERVING THE BIRD SONGS OF
THE COAHUILA TRIBE. PLEASE JOIN
ME IN WELCOMING OUR GUESTS TO
THE ASSEMBLY FLOOR TODAY.
AND MEMBERS. YOU ARE ALSO
INVITED TO JOIN THE EXECUTIVE
BOARD TODAY FROM 1, 30 TO 2:30
P.M. AND THE WILLIE BROWN
CONFERENCE ROOM. FOR
REFRESHMENTS AND RECOGNITION OF
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY.
AND ONCE AGAIN MEMBERS. YOU WERE
INVITED TO JOIN THAT EXECUTIVE
BOARD TODAY FROM 1 30 TO 2:30
P.M. IN THE WILLIE BROWN ROOM.
REFRESHMENTS AND RECOGNITION OF
TODAY'S. NATIVE AMERICAN DAY,
AND THIS CONCLUDES OUR
RECOGNITION.
MEMBERS. WE ARE MOVING TO THE
TOP. OF THE CONCURRENCE FILE.
WE'RE GOING TO BE TAKING UP
CONCURRENCE ITEMS. ITEM NUMBER
TWO PAST AND RETAIN. THIS IS
FILE ITEM NUMBER THREE. A B 20
TO 60 AND THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 22 60 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ AND
OTHERS AND HAPPILY INTO
EMERGENCY RESPONSE. MR
RODRIGUEZ, YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
FIRST, I'D LIKE TO START BY
THANKING THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
SURGEONS, CMA AND OTHER MEDICAL
ORGANIZATIONS FOR SUPPORTING A B
20 TO 60, A BILL THAT REQUIRES
CERTAIN NEWLY CONSTRUCTED
BUILDINGS TO START TRAUMA KITS
ON THEIR PREMISES IN ORDERTO
TREAT PEOPLE IN NEED NEEDED
DURING THE EMERGENCY. THIS
EFFORT BEGAN TO RESPOND TO THE
TRAGIC MASS SHOOTING AT SANDY
HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WHERE A
GROUP OF DOCTORS CONVENED A
PANEL OF NATIONAL EXPERTS FROM
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES TO CREATE AND
IMPROVE THE WAY TO CONTROL LIFE
THREATENING BLOOD LOSS. IN THEIR
RECOMMENDATIONS, THE GROUP OF
EXPERTS CONCLUDED THAT
BYSTANDERS IMMEDIATE RESPONDERS
SHOULD BE TRAINED AND EMPOWERED
TO STOP HEMORRHAGE. IN ORDER TO
SAVE LIVES. THESE EXPERTS ALSO
RECOMMENDED TRAUMA KIDS BE
PLACED IN PUBLIC PLACES SUCH AS
SHOPPING MALLS, SCHOOLS, SPORT
VENUES, TRANSPORTATION CENTERS,
ETCETERA NEXT TO A E. D. S
RECOGNIZING THE DIFFICULTY TO
MAINTAIN DIRECT PRESSURE. THEY
ALSO RECOMMENDED THE USE OF
TOURNIQUETS TO CONTROL SEVERE
BLEEDING. WITH MASS CASUALTY
EVENTS. KURT BECOMING MORE
COMMON IN 2015 PRESIDENT OBAMA
LAUNCHED THE STOP THE BLEED
CAMPAIGN TO ENCOURAGE BYSTANDERS
TO BECOME TRAINED AND EMPOWERED
TO TAKE LIFE SAVING ACTION WHILE
EMS PERSONNEL ARE IN ROUTE.
DURING THESE TRAGIC EVENTS, A
PERSON SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
BLOOD LOSS CAN DIE WITHIN FIVE
MINUTES. SO EVERY SECOND COUNTS.
THAT IS WHY IT'S SO IMPORTANT TO
ENSURE OUR IMMEDIATE RESPONDERS
HAVE THE INSTRUCTIONS AND
EQUIPMENT NEEDED TO SAVE AND
RENDER EMERGENCY CARE AT THE
SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY AMENDMENTS
IN THE SENATE, WHERE TECHNICAL
AND CLARIFYING CHANGES PLEASE
JOIN ME IN SUPPORTING THIS BILL.
TO EQUIP AND EMPOWER THE PUBLIC
TO STOP THE BLEEDING. I RESPECT
THE ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR RODRIGUEZ. MR. COOLEY, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. COLLEAGUES ARE RISES
. SUPPORT OF THIS. THIS IS SUCH
A SINGLE IMPORTANT ISSUE. AND
IT'S REMARKABLE THAT IN THE
UKRAINE. WITH THE UNFOLDING
CONFLICT. ONE OF THE VERY CLEAR
REQUEST THE PEOPLE OF UKRAINE
AND THE GOVERNMENT UKRAINE TO
OUR GOVERNMENT, CALIFORNIA WHAT
TO SEND ANY FIELD TYPE
TOURNIQUETS. BECAUSE THEY WERE
VITALLY NEEDED TO DEAL WITH
THESE CONVICTS. SO THE QUALITY
OF TOURNIQUETS WHICH ARE NOW
AVAILABLE THAT CAN BE USED IN
EMERGENCY SITUATIONS IS NOT JUST
SOMETHING THAT'S IMPORTANT TO
OUR CITIZENS HAS BECOME
IMPORTANT AROUND THE GLOBE FOR
TRAGIC REASONS. AND SO I'M
PLEASED TO RISE ON THIS IN THE
SAME WEEK THAT WE WILL SEE
UKRAINIAN INDEPENDENCE
CELEBRATED THIS WEDNESDAY. THANK
YOU, MR COOLEY SEE NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBER SMOKE. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLL
TIDE ABOUT ICE 52 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS. OUR CONCURRED
IN. MEMBERS WE DO HAVE ONE ITEM
ON SECOND READING. SECOND
READING, AND THE CLERK WILL READ
THE BILL 7 46. ALL BILLS WERE
BEING DEEMED READ AND ALL
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED BACK
ON THE CONCURRENCE FILE. WE ARE
GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP. MR
COOPER'S FILE OUT OF NUMBER
FIVE. A B 1971 AND THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1971 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S COOPER AND
ACCORDING TO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,
RETIREMENT, MR COOPER. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS SENT
AMENDMENTS CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL IN NATURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. I SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. ORACLE OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS FOLK.
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
SO. DESIRE TO VOTE. QUICK, WELL.
CLOSER ROLE TIED. THE VOTE IS 51
KNOWS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN WE'RE GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM
SEVEN. BRINGS US TO FILE OUT OF
NUMBER EIGHT. A B 288 AND THE
CRIPPLE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2 88
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALDERON AND
OTHERS IN APPELLATIONS. STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID CALDERON. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 2 88 IS
BACK FOR CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL
WOULD PROHIBIT AN INSTITUTION OF
HIGHER EDUCATION FROM REDUCING A
STUDENT'S FINANCIAL AID AWARD AS
A RESULT OF RECEIVING PRIVATE
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS, A PRACTICE
KNOWN AS SCHOLARSHIP
DISPLACEMENT. ELIMINATING
SCHOLARSHIP DISPLACEMENT WOULD
POSITIVELY IMPACT NEARLY ONE
MILLION STUDENTS IN OUR STATE
WHERE ELIGIBLE FOR THE FEDERAL
PELL GRANT OR FINANCIAL AID
UNDER THE CALIFORNIA DREAM ACT.
SENATE AMENDMENTS MAKE
CLARIFYING CHANGES RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. MR PATTERSON,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL. APPRECIATE THE
AUTHORS EFFORT AND URGE ALL TO
SUPPORT AS A RESULT OF THIS
PASSING FROM THE FLOOR, MR.
SPEAKER UM MY BILL A B 16 71 CAN
CAN GO TO THE UH, FILE AND NO
NEED TO NON CONCUR. MINE WOULD
HAVE DONE THIS FOR UH, FOSTER
YOUTH, BUT THIS BILL ENCOMPASSES
AT ALL. AND I'LL WITHDRAW MY
BILL AND GLADLY SUPPORT THE BILL
IN FRONT OF US. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR PATTERSON. SEE NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLUB. THE ROLE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS WHO
DESIRED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. SORRY TO VOTE. WELL. ROLL
TIDE ABOUT 55 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED IN
MOVING TO TAKE UP FILE ADAM
NUMBER 10 A B 16 80 CORPORATIONS
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 80 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY IN ACT
RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION. MR
LEE, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A B 16
80 PREVENTS CHAPTER RING OUT
PROVISIONS OF MY BILL ABBEY 13
37 FROM LAST YEAR, THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED ZERO NO VOTES AND HAS
NO OPPOSITION RESPECTFULLY
ASTRIDE BOAT. THANK YOU, MR LEE
, SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM LOCAL UP ON THEIR
OWN. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDE TO
VOTE ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. LET'S ROLL. CHARLIE BROWN
RICE 53 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FILE ADAM NEVER 11 A B 17 OH,
THREE BY MR RAMOS CLARK. WHAT
BREED ASSEMBLY BILL 17 OH, THREE
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS AND
OTHERS AND CALCULATING TO
CALIFORNIA INDIAN EDUCATION, MR
RAMOS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TODAY FOR A B
17. OH, THREE. WHICH WOULD
ESTABLISH CALIFORNIA INDIAN
EDUCATION TASK FORCES IS NOW
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE,
ADDED CO AUTHORS AND ALLOWS THE
TASK FORCE TO SUBMIT CURRICULAR
MATERIALS FOR INCLUSION IN THE
MODEL CURRICULUM RELATED TO
NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES.
ADVOCATES HAVE LONG EXPRESSED
CONCERNS THAT THE HISTORY TAUGHT
DURING THESE INSTRUCTIONAL
PERIOD IS INACCURATE OR
MISLEADING. FOCUSING ATTENTION
AWAY FROM THE TRUE HISTORY AND
ACTUAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE.
DEVELOPING A SHARED
UNDERSTANDING OF OUR CALIFORNIA
INDIAN PEOPLE CAN BRING CULTURAL
AWARENESS AND MUTUAL RESPECT TO
ONE ANOTHER. I RISE IN SUPPORT
OF A B 17 17 OR THREE AND ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RAMOS, SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLUB PAROLE. MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS SO DECIDE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL, CLOSE ROLL TIDE, BUT
I 57 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
CONCURRED IN THIS IS FOLLOWED.
ADAM 12 A B 17 26 CLARK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 26 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGRICOLE, CURRY
AND ACTIVITY
INFORMATION. AGUIAR-CURRY MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B 17 26 IS
BACK FOR CONCURRENCE IN, UH IN
SENATE AMENDMENTS. AMENDMENTS
TAKEN IN THE SENATE CLARIFY THAT
THE SECRETARY OF STATE MAY
CONTACT THE PARTICIPANT BY EMAIL
. IF AVAILABLE AND ADD CHAPTER
IN AMENDMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. I VOTE ON
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
AGUILAR. CHRIS SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLUB IN THE ROLE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL MEMBERS
SITE. TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL.
THOSE ARE ALL TIED BUT ICED FOR
D EIGHT. NO 07 AMENDMENTS. OUR
CONCURRED IN THIS IS FILE ITEM.
14. MAYBE 2031 BY MR LEE. READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 2031 VIA SALIMA,
REALLY AND OTHERS AND RELATING
TO MOBILE HOMES, MR. LEAK THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
MAYBE 2030 2031 WILL ENSURE THAT
RESIDENTS CAN BRING A
REPRESENTATIVE TO MEETINGS WITH
PARK MANAGEMENT. SENATE
AMENDMENTS CLARIFY THAT A
HOMEOWNER CAN HAVE AN
INTERPRETER. IN ADDITION TO
ANOTHER REPRESENTATIVE, SUCH AS
THE ADVOCATE OR ATTORNEY AT A
MEETING WITH PARK MANAGEMENT.
THE BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LEE. SENIOR
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VETERANS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS OUT TO VOTE.
WELL. I WAS WRONG. THE VOTE WAS
56 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN THIS IS FALLOUT
OF 15. MAYBE 2038 CLERK WILL
READ SOME AGO 2038 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND
ACTIVATING THE SCHOOL FINANCE.
MR GIBSON. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 23 38,
WHICH IS BACK ON CONCURRENCES
BILL SEEKS TO PROVIDE A
SOLUTION. FELLOW UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT TO ACCURATELY COUNT ITS
TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK, BUT I VOTE ON
23. 38 THANK YOU, MR GIBSON,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. NEVER SMOKED. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. IT'S HARD TO VOTE. CLARK.
WELL. THOSE WERE ALL TIRED, BUT
I WAS 57 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
FILE. ADAM 16. A B 2048 BY MR
SANTIAGO QUARRY. SOME REBUILT
2048 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANTIAGO MANIPULATING THE SOLID
WASTE MR SANTIAGO. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THIS BILL IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. SEDIMENT AMENDMENTS
CLARIFY DEFINITIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, SIR, SAYING NO
DISCUSSION DEBATE. OPEN THE
ROLE. I NEVER SAID THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLL TIDE, BUT I
SHOULD BE FIVE. NO ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FILE ADAM 17, 80 2083 OR FOUR
ASSEMBLY GOAL 2083 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AND
OPERATING THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
BAUER-KAHAN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. MAYBE 2083
IS BACK FROM THE SENATE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE,
CLAIRE ARE CLARIFYING IN NATURE
AND RESOLVE ANY TAKINGS CLAUSE
ISSUES IN THE BILL. WITH THESE
AMENDMENTS. WE REMOVED
OPPOSITION ON THE BILL,
INCLUDING FROM PG ANY EDISON,
SAN DIEGO GAS ELECTRIC AND
SEMPRA. THE BILL ENJOYS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN SEE NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
CLERK IN THE ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS OF
SORRY TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL.
CLOSE YOUR ROLE ABOUT ICE. 49 NO
. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN THIS IS FILED OUT
OF 18. A B 2089 INCORPORATE SOME
LEGAL 2089 BY SOME MEMBER OF
BAUER-KAHAN AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE PRIVACY.
BAUER-KAHAN YOU MAY GET OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. MAYBE 2089 IS BACK FROM
THE SENATE ON CONCURRENCE AFTER
RECEIVING UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
VOTE ON THE SENATE FLOOR
AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE CLARIFY
THE PLATFORMS THAT ARE
PROTECTED, ENSURE THAT SENSITIVE
MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION CANNOT
BE SOLD WHEN COLLECTED ONLINE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION DEBATE ON
THE ITEM CLICK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE MEMBERSHIP. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL. CLOSE YOUR
ROLE. ABOUT 57. NOS ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
THIS IS FALLOUT OF 19 A B. 23
03. AND INCORPORATING ASSEMBLY
BILL 23 03 BY SOMEONE REMEMBER
AGRA, CURRY AND OTHERS
INOCULATING AN ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES. AGUIAR-CURRY MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A B 23
03 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. IT IS
A BIPARTISAN EFFORT WITH NO
OPPOSITION THAT CONTINUES TO
PROTECT THE CALIFORNIA BRAND.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN. THE SENATE
CLARIFIED THAT THE WORD
CALIFORNIA AS PART OF THE
LOCATION OF THE DISTILLERY, FOR
EXAMPLE, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA
WOULD NOT BE IN VIOLATION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SIGNOR. DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. I'M SORRY, MR PATTERSON.
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED VERY QUICKLY
. MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU TO MY
COLLEAGUE FROM WINTER. I'M A CO
AUTHOR OF THIS ASKING ALL TO
SUPPORT IT. UH WHEN I WAS MAYOR
OF FRESNO, I TOOK A TRIP DOWN TO
GUADALAJARA, MEXICO. TOURED THE
SALSA GROWING AREA AND I LOOKED
AT IT AND SAID, YOU KNOW WHAT
CENTRALCALLEGAL FOR NYA COULD
GROW THIS CROP. IF YOU NOTICE
THE SUPPORT ON THIS, THERE'S A
LOT OF AGRICULTURAL FOLKS FROM
THE CENTRAL VALLEY. WE ARE IN A
WATER STRESS SITUATION, BUT MANY
OF OUR GROWERS ARE FINDING A
GAVE TO BE AN ALTERNATIVE AND TO
REPURPOSE A LOT OF AGRICULTURE.
AND WHO KNOWS WE COULD BE THE
AGAVE CENTER OF THE WORLD FOR
ALL I KNOW, BUT THANK YOU TO THE
AUTHOR. AND PLEASE, I ASK FOR
YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT. THANK
YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND WITH THAT
CLUB IN THE ROLE. REMEMBER SO
WHO'S THERE TO VOTE? ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS OUT TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
HOPE. TO VOTE. URQUELL. CLOSER
ROLE AND TELL YOU WHAT I 61 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN PAST TEMPORARILY
AND FILE OUT OF 20. THIS IS FOUL
OUT OF 21. A B 27 23. THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 27 23 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE ANIMALS,
MR HOLDEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. ASSEMBLY BILL 27 23 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE FROM THE SENATE.
THIS BILL UPDATES OUR STATE'S
PET MICROCHIPPING LAWS BY
REQUIRING SHELTERS AND RESCUE
GROUPS TO ENSURE THE ADOPTING
OWNER OF A DOG OR CAT IS LISTED
AS THE PRIMARY CONTACT ON THE
PET MICROCHIP AMENDMENTS TAKEN
IN THE SENATE ENSURE THAT
TEMPORARY SHELTER SET UP DURING
EMERGENCY EVACUATIONS. SUCH AS
WILDFIRE OR FLOOD OR NOT
REQUIRED TO MICROCHIP PITS
BEFORE RETURNING THEM TO THEIR
OWNER. I RESPECT FOR THE LAST
YEAR I VOTE THANK YOU, MR
HOLDEN, SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. WELL OPEN THE ROAD.
PRETTY SORRY TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. THOSE ROLL TIDE ABOUT ICE
59. NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
OR CONCURRED IN THIS IS FOULED
OUT OF 22. MAYBE 29 17 BY MR
MIKE FONG CLICK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 29 17 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MIKE FONG AND
ACCOLADE INTO DISABILITY ACCESS,
MR FONG. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ASSEMBLY
BILL 2917 DEALS WITH DISABILITY
ACCESS. SENATE AMENDMENTS
REQUIRE THE COMMISSION ON
DISABILITY ACCESS TO DEVELOP
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR
BUSINESSES TO IDENTIFY
CONSTRUCTION RELATED
ACCESSIBILITY VIOLATIONS AND
THEIR PARKING LOTS AND EXTERIOR
PATH TO TRAVEL. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND HAS NO NO VOTE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR FONG.
SEE NO DISCUSSION. DEBATE ON THE
ITEM CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
MEMBERSHIP VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE
ON MEMBERS SWEATERS OUT ABOUT
ALL MEMBERS FOLK. WHAT IS OUR
DEVELOPED? WELL. THOSE ARE ALL.
HOW ABOUT I 60 NO. ZERO SENATOR
AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED IN SAYS
FILE ITEM 23 A B 29 58 GRADE
ASSEMBLY BILL 29 58 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY AND
OPERATING TWO ATTORNEYS,
DECLARING THE URGENCY THERE UP
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. MR
STONE, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. THIS IS
THE ANNUAL BAR DUES BILL THAT
COMES BEFORE US SOME SENTENCE IN
THE AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE,
CLARIFY THE ROLE OF THE BAR AND
ARE PUSHING TO ENSURE THAT THEY
MEET THEIR OBLIGATION OF PUBLIC
PROTECTION, ESPECIALLY AROUND
DISCIPLINE OF ATTORNEYS. I ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE ON CONCURRENCE AND
SENATE AMENDMENT. THANK YOU, MR
STONE. SEEM NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. WE'RE
FOLLOWING THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. BIZARRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE DECIDED TO VOTE. IT
TAKES 54 ON THE URGENCY. WELL.
LET'S ROLL ABOUT ICE CREAM,
JEANINE NO ZERO ON THE URGENCY
IS 59 0 ON THE MEASURE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN. WE
ARE GOING TO PASS RETAIN ON FILE
AT 24 THROUGH 26 PAST
TEMPORARILY AND FILE ADAM 27.
WE'RE INTO FILE ADAM 28. THIS IS
MISS A GEAR CURRY. 28 19 OH TWO
AND INCORPORATE ASSEMBLY BILL 19
OH, TWO BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AG
REAL CURRY AND ACTIVATING THE
RESOURCE CONSERVATION
AGUIAR-CURRY. YOU MAY OPEN MR
CHAIRMAN MEMBERS, MAYBE. 19 OH,
TWO. A BILL THAT WILL ALLOW OUR
RESOURCE CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
TO MORE MEANINGFUL TAKE ON
CLIMATE AND CLIMATE ADAPTATION
PROJECTS IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS WERE TAKEN IN THE
SENATE ALLOWED THE STATE TO
WAIVE THE GRANT MATCH
REQUIREMENT OF AN RCD HAS A
BUDGET OF LESS THAN 150,000, OR
SERVES AND UNDER RESOURCED OR
VULNERABLE COMMUNITY. REMOVES
THE PROVISION THAT THE
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION MAY
AUTHORIZE THE ADVANCE PAYMENTS
FROM A GRANT AND MAKE OTHER
MINOR TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING
CHANGES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
I VOTE THANK YOU, MISS
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEING THEIR
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
CLERK WILL OPEN. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS SWEATERS THERE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VETERANS ARE TO
VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR
ROLE. ITALIAN VOTE I 64 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED
IN. PASS TO RETAIN A FILE OUT OF
29. THIS IS FOUL ADAM 30. A B 22
56 CLARK WILL BE ASSEMBLY BILL
22 56 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
QUIRK-SILVA INOCULATING THE
COMMUNICATIONS QUIRK-SILVA THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 22 56 WOULD
ALLOW TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEATS
TO THE STATES BROADBAND MIDDLE
MILE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS REQUIRE THAT THE
SENATE RULES COMMITTEE APPOINT
ONE OF THE ADDITIONAL TWO
MEMBERS, THE OTHER BEING
APPOINTED BY THE SPEAKER OF
ASSEMBLY. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE
REGULARLY REFERRED TO AS KEY
PARTNERS FOR THE STATE'S MIDDLE
MILE BROADBAND INITIATIVE AND
BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE
DEPLOYMENT DEPLOYMENT BY
CREATING MORE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REPRESENTATION ON THE MIDDLE
MILE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. THIS
BILL WILL ENSURE THAT THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE IS
CONSIDERED AND THAT THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES WILL
HAVE A FORMAL VENUE TO ADVISE ON
MAKING THE PROP. THE PROGRESS
SUCCESSFUL. THE BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND RECEIVE NO NO
VOTES. I ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT,
MR. QUIRK-SILVA, MR. PATTERSON
MEMBERS. I ASKED FOR YOUR
CONCURRENCE AS WELL. BUT AS VICE
CHAIR OF THE COMMUNICATIONS AND
CONVEYANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS WE
HAVE LOTS OF RESOURCES COMING
BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL. THIS IS
AN OPPORTUNITY A GOOD STEP
FORWARD, BUT LET'S CLOSE THE
DIGITAL DIVIDE ONCE AND FOR ALL.
ALL PARTIES TO THIS AGREE THAT
WE NEED TO GET THIS DONE. WE
HAVE THE RESOURCES TO DO IT.
NOW. LET'S GET IT DONE. THANK
YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND WITH THAT. CLARK CLUB FOR ALL MEMBER SO
THAT ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS ART
ABOUT ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE AND TELL YOU
THAT I 64 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FILED ON 31 MAY BE 23 07
BERMAN CLARK QUARRIED SOME
PEOPLE 23 07 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BERMAN AND OTHERS INOCULATED AND
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. MR BERMAN,
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES WOULD BE
23 07 WOULD EXPAND THE NUMBER OF
DUPLICATED LICENSES OF BEER
MANUFACTURER MAY HOLD SENATE
AMENDMENTS HARMONIZED TO RELATED
CODE SECTIONS AND ADDRESS
CHATTERING ISSUES. I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS AND I VOTE
ON CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
BERMAN. WONDERFUL CONCENTRATION.
SEE NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THE ADAM CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRED ABOUT
CLERK WILL CLOSER ROLE TO EITHER
VOTE 66 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FOUL ITEM. 32. MAYBE 23 26 BY
MS REYES CLARK WILL READ
SOMETHING. GO 23 26 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAISE AND
OTHERS AND OPERATING THE HEALTH.
MISS REYES. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 23 26 IS BACK FROM
THE SENATE ON CONCURRENCE. THE
BILL WILL STRENGTHEN
CALIFORNIA'S ABILITY TO PREVENT
AND RESPOND TO CHILDHOOD LEAD
POISONING. SENATE AMENDMENTS AT
CO AUTHORS AND CLARIFY THAT
CHILD'S PARENT OR GUARDIAN IS
ABLE TO ACCESS THEIR CHILDREN'S
LAB RESULTS UNDER THE SPILL. THE
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND RECEIVED
ZERO NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
MISS RAND'S. SO, YOU KNOW,
DISCUSSION DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS,
SENATORS OUT TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL, CLOSER ROLE ABOUT I
63 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS.
CONCURRED IN THIS IS FILE OUT OF
33 23. 38 BY MR GIBSON CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 23 38 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON
NEGLECTING THE HEALTHCARE
DECISIONS, MR GIBSON. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING
ME TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 23
38, WHICH IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED A BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
BOTH THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
THIS BILL CLEANS UP CLARIFYING
TE DECISION MAKING PROCESS FOR
THOSE UNABLE TO MAKE MEDICAL
DECISIONS. NEXT UP CAN MAY NOT
BE YOUR NEXT OF CANON. MAYBE IN
FACT, A FRIEND OF CAREGIVER
DOMESTIC PARTNER WHO MAKES UP
YOUR FAMILY ASSEMBLY BILL 23 38
IS A COMMON SENSE MEASURE THAT
ALLOWS FAMILIES TO DO WHAT'S
BEST AND WHAT WORKS FOR THEM. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK, BUT I VOTE ON
23 38. THANK YOU, MISS GIBSON.
SENIOR DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. BOTTOM
OF SUB WE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS FOR THEIR DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WILL.
THOSE ARE ALL TIED, BUT I 63
NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS. OUR
CONCURRED IN. THIS YEAR'S FILE.
ADAM 34, MAYBE 24 31. MARIE.
SOME PEOPLE 24 31 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND FINANCE
AND ACTIVATING THE BUSINESS
ENTITIES, MR GRAYSON. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. MAYBE
24 31 THIS ASSEMBLY BILL AND
BANKING AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
BILL BACK ON CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS WERE CLARIFYING
TECHNICAL NATURE AND THE BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBER SLOPE. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL. THOSE
ROLE, BUT I 66 0 SENATOR.
MANAGEMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
AND FILE ORDER. THIS IS FILED
OUT OF 35. MAYBE 24 81 CLERK
WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 24 81 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SMITH AND
OPERATING A HAZARDOUS WASTE. MR
SMITH, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. A B 24 81 MAKES A
VARIETY OF CHANGES TO THE LAW
RELATED TO THE TRANSPORTATION OF
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE. AND
THE OPERATION OF HOW HOUSEHOLD
HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
FACILITIES. SENATE AMENDMENTS
WERE TAKEN IF THE REQUESTED THE
DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCE
CONTROL AND OUR TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING IN NATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SMITH,
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. IN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRED ABOUT.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO VOTE.
CLICK WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU ABOUT. I 65 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
MEMBERS WHO ARE GOING TO MOVE
BACK IN THE FILE TO PICK UP A
COUPLE OF MR REEVES IS ITEMS.
THIS IS FALL. ADAM, NUMBER
SEVEN. A B 1959 AND THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 1959 BY
THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND
APPLE, EATING THE FOOD AND
AGRICULTURE. MR RIVAS, YOU MAY
OPEN AND THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1959 IS OUR
AGRICULTURE. THE COMMITTEE
OMNIBUS BILL PROPOSES TO MAKE
SOME VARIOUS TECHNICAL CHANGES.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THANK
YOU, MR REVIS SEEN NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. ON THE ALBUM, CLICK
OPEN THE ROLE. PALABRAS VOTE.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS THERE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
QUIL. ROLL TIDE ABOUT I 63 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN AND MEMBERS WERE
GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE A FILE
ADAM 20 20 IS A B 26 47. AND THE
CORPORATE GREED. ASSEMBLY BILL
26 47 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LEVIN
INOCULATING THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT. AND MR REVIS, YOU
MAY OPEN. YOU THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY BILL 2647. IT
PROPOSES TO ALLOW THE ONLINE
POSTING OF SUPPLEMENTAL
DOCUMENTS THAT ARE DISTRIBUTED
TO A LOCAL AGENCIES LEGISLATIVE
BODY TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS
OF THE BROWN ACT AS LONG AS
THOSE REQUIREMENTS ARE PROVIDED
IN PERSON BY THE NEXT BUSINESS
DAY, SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CLARIFYING IN NATURE AND ENSURE
THAT THOSE WITHOUT INTERNET
ACCESS HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO
REVIEW THESE DOCUMENTS IN
PERSON. ON BEHALF OF OUR
COLLEAGUE FROM MARIN.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THANK
YOU, MR RIVAS. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION. DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS FROM DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE TELL
YOU ABOUT I 60 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. CONCURRED IN. BACK
IN FILE ORDER. THIS IS ITEM 36.
A B 26 69 BY MR KAZARIAN CLERK
WILL READ. SOME WERE BUILT 26 69
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S NAZARIAN AND
ACTIVE IN THE YOUTH SERVICE
ORGANIZATIONS THAT CLAIM WITH
THE URGENCY DIRECT TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. MR NAZARIAN
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 26
69 IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE IN
THE SENATE. WE AMENDED THE BILL
, ADDING AN URGENCY BECAUSE OF
THE URGENCY CLAUSE BECAUSE OF
THE 1 TO 1 MENTORING PROGRAMS
ARE AT RISK TODAY AND NEED TO BE
ASSURED THAT THEY'RE SUCCESSFUL
PROGRAMS CAN CONTINUE. UH A B.
26 69 WAS ALSO AMENDED TO ALLOW
FOR YOUTH SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS
. TIME TO COME INTO COMPLIANCE
WITH ITS LIFE SCAN BACKGROUND
REQUIREMENTS. AH IT'S STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY THE STATES, 13
CHAPTERS OF BIG BROTHERS AND BIG
SISTERS, AS WELL AS THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
NONPROFITS. RESPECTFULLY ASKED
FOR AND I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR NAZARIAN. SEE NO
DISCUSSION. DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS PHONE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DECIDED
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS OUT
TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR
ROLE. TELL YOU WHAT. I 64 0 ON
THE URGENCY. I 64 NO. ZERO ON
THE MEASURE. SENATE. AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. THIS IS FILE
ADAM 37. MAYBE 27 63 CLARK WILL
READ SOME REBUILT 27 63 BY
SOMEBODY REMEMBER CALLED RIGHT
NOW ACTUALLY IN THE
TRANSPORTATION. MR COBRA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 27 63 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE WITH
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS AND A
STUDY PROVISIONS. I EXPECT YOU
ASK FOR MY VOTE. SENIOR
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. MEMBERS, FOLKS. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE ABOUT ALL MEMBERS SO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WILL. WAS
ROLE, BUT I 62 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. SER CONCURRED IN
THIS IS FOLLOWED 38 27 99
CORPORATE ASSEMBLY BILL 27 99 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER
INOCULATING THE EVIDENCE, MR
JOHN SAWYER, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER ARRIVED TO
PRESENT A B 27 99, WHICH HAS
RETURNED ON CONCURRENCE. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN TO THE SENATE
CHANGED HIS BILL TO INSTEAD
REQUIRED THAT A COURT THIRD
EVALUATE THIS MERIT OR CREATIVE
EXPRESSION AS EVIDENCE IN THE
PRETRIAL HEARING, RATHER
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY, ALONG
WITH OTHER CLARIFYING CHANGES, A
B 27 99 HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND HAS NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR JOHN SAWYER,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM. CAREFUL UP THE
ROLE. MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK.
WELL THOSE ARE ALL ABOUT. 65 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE BACK
TO FILE I'M 27. THIS IS FALLOUT
OF 27 A B 17 OH, SIX BY MS BONTA
CLARK QUARRIED. SOME PEOPLE 17
OH, SIX BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ME
ABOUT A AND OTHERS INOCULATING
THE CANNABIS BARTER. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS A B 17. OH, SIX IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE AMENDMENTS TAKEN
IN THE SENATE, WHERE THE REQUEST
OF JUDICIAL COUNCIL A B 17 OH,
SIX HAS NO OPPOSITION RECEIVED
BY PARTY PARTISAN SUPPORT IN THE
ASSEMBLY AND SENATE. THANK YOU.
AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR
IBOOK. THANK YOU, MISS MONTA,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THE RESEARCH. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. WELL. WHAT IS YOUR ROLE
TI ABOUT 56 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. SER CONCURRED IN
THIS IS FOLLOWED ADAM 39. IN
FOLLOW ORDER FALL OUT OF 39.
MAYBE 28 05 BY MISBAH
BAUER-KAHAN CLERK READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 05 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BARRICADE, HAN AND OPERATING
ADVICE, ADVANCED MITIGATION AND
REGIONAL CONSERVATION INVESTMENT
STRATEGIES. OKAY, HERE. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
THIS BILL IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
WITH TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING
AMENDMENTS. IT'S A WONDERFUL
BILL THAT ALLOWS US TO PLAN FOR
OUR GREEN INTERVIEW. G FUTURE
WILL ALSO PAYING ATTENTION TO
LAND CONSERVATION AS WE ALWAYS
SHOULD. THERE IS HAVE BEEN NO NO
VOTES AND NO OPPOSITION ON FILE
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN.
SEE NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CALDERON. ON AVERAGE VOTERS ARE
TO VOTE, ALL MEMBERS FELT DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE
TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLL AND TIE THE
BOAT AS 59 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. CONCURRED IN. WE ARE
MOVING TO TAKE UP FILE ITEM 42.
A CR 1 76 BY MS RIVAS. KARINA
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 76 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S THREE OF US AND
OTHERS RELATIVE TO CRUISING
RIVAS. GOOD MORNING MEMBERS OR
GOOD AFTERNOON MEMBERS OF A CR 1
76 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE
ARE TECHNICAL IN NATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR DAVIS. YOU KNOW,
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROCK. ALL MEMBERS
VETERANS ARE ABOUT ALL MEMBERS
VETERANS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. LET'S ROLL. V 62 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING TO ITEMS ON
RECONSIDERATION FILE ADAMS 47
THROUGH 49 ARE TO BE CONTINUED.
MOVING TO THE ASSEMBLY THIRD
READING FILE. WELL ADAM'S 50 AND
51 PASS RETAINED. WE'VE
DISPENSED WITH FILE OUT OF 52.
WE ARE AT FILE ITEM NUMBER 53 H
R 12. SCRATCH THAT H R 1 21.
READ RESOLUTION 1 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS
RELATIVE TO OVERDOSE AWARENESS
WEEK PETRIE-NORRIS. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT OUR 1 21, WHICH WILL
DECLARE THE WEEK OF AUGUST 29TH
2022. OVERDOSE AWARENESS WEEK.
THE OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC HAS
DEVASTATED FAMILIES ALL ACROSS
OUR NATION, ACCORDING TO THE
CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND
PREVENTION. MORE THAN 100,000,
AMERICANS LOST THEIR LIVES TO
DRUG OVERDOSE DURING THE YEAR
LONG PERIOD ENDED APRIL 2021.
THAT'S A 29% INCREASE FROM THE
YEAR PRIOR. HERE IN CALIFORNIA.
WE LOST OVER 10,000 LIVES TO
DRUG OVERDOSE DURING THAT PERIOD
. THAT'S A 47% INCREASE FROM THE
YEAR PRIOR. AND THESE ARE NOT
JUST NUMBERS AND STATISTICS.
THAT'S 10,000 OF OUR FRIENDS.
10,000 OF OUR NEIGHBORS. 10,000
OF OUR FAMILY MEMBERS WHO WILL
NEVER, EVER SIT NEXT TO US AT A
DINNER TABLE AGAIN. PRECIOUS
LIVES ARE BEING LOST TO THIS
EPIDEMIC AND INCREASINGLY
INCREASINGLY IN PARTICULARLY
TRAGICALLY. YOUNG LIVES ARE
BEING LOST TO THIS EPIDEMIC.
LIKE SO MANY PARENTS HERE ON THE
ASSEMBLY FLOOR, I THIS MORNING
SENT MY TWO BOYS OFF TO SCHOOL
FOR THE FIRST THE FIRST DAY OF
SCHOOL. MY BOYS ARE 13 AND 15.
THEY ARE ENTERING EIGHTH AND
10TH GRADE. AND IT IS
UNIMAGINABLY HEARTBREAKING TO
REALIZE THAT AMONGST THOSE
STATISTICS ARE TOO MANY YOUNG
PEOPLE 13 14 15 16 YEARS OLD OR
LOSING THEIR LIVES TO THIS
EPIDEMIC. THIS EPIDEMIC HAS LEFT
DEATH, DESTRUCTION AND HEARTACHE
IN ITS WAKE. THIS REALLY IS A
CRISIS AND WITH THIS RESOLUTION
, CALIFORNIA WILL JOIN THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN
RECOGNIZING OVERDOSE AWARENESS
WEEK WE'LL STAND TOGETHER TO
COMMEMORATE OUR FELLOW
CALIFORNIANS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR
LIVES TO OVERDOSE. AND JUST AS
IMPORTANTLY, SUPPORT THE
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO ARE
STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE USE
DISORDER. IT'S INCUMBENT UPON US
AS CALIFORNIA'S LEADERS TO TAKE
ACTION TO END THE OVERDOSE
EPIDEMIC. COLLEAGUES EVERY
CALIFORNIAN DESERVES THE CHANCE
TO LIVE A FULL AND HEALTHY LIFE
. EVERY PARENT DESERVES THE
CHANCE TO SEE THEIR CHILD GROW
UP AND LIVE. A LIFE OF THEIR OWN
AND ACHIEVE THEIR AMBITIONS AND
THEIR POTENTIAL. PLEASE JOIN ME
IN RECOGNIZING THE WEEK OF
AUGUST 29TH 2022 AS OVERDOSE
AWARENESS WEEK AND LIFTING UP
OUR FELLOW CALIFORNIANS WHOSE
LIVES HAVE BEEN IRREVOCABLY
TOUCHED BY THE OVERDOSE EPIDEMIC
. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO INVITE
COMMUNITIES ALL ACROSS THE STATE
TO FLY THEIR FLAGS AT HALF
STAFF. ON AUGUST 31ST
INTERNATIONAL OVERDOSE AWARENESS
DAY IN RECOGNITION OF THOSE WHO
HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES. THIS
DEADLY EPIDEMIC. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE TODAY AND
WOULD ASK THAT THE FIRST RULE BE
OPEN FOR CO AUTHORS. THANK YOU,
MISS PETRIE-NORRIS. SEEING NO
MEMBERS SEEKING RECOGNITION ON
THE ITEM. THE AUTHOR WOULD LIKE
CO AUTHORS ON THE HOUSE
RESOLUTION. CARPAL OPEN THE
ROLE. THIS IS FOR CO AUTHORS. ON
H R 1 21. THIS IS FOR CO
AUTHORS.
WELL. WAS RATHER 62 ARMY, 63, CO
AUTHORS ADDED. OBJECTION. WE MAY
TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE HOUSE
RESOLUTION. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. I OPPOSED, SAY NAY.
THE EYES HAVE IT. THE HOUSE
RESOLUTION. IS ADOPTED. THIS IS
WHILE OUT OF 54. HR 1 15 BY MR
KALRA APPROPRIATE RESOLUTION 1
15 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARLA AND
OTHERS RELATIVE TO SIKHISM, MR
KALRA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT HR 1
15, WHICH DECLARES SIX DISTINCT
ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS MINORITY.
SINCE THE LATE 18 HUNDREDS, THE
SICK COMMUNITY HAS PLAYED AN
IMPORTANT ROLE IN ENRICHING
AMERICAN CULTURE, HISTORY AND
DIVERSITY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. FOUNDED THE 15TH
CENTURY PUNJAB BY GURU NANAK.
SIKHISM IS A MONOTHEISTIC
RELIGION THAT TEACHES US
ADHERENCE TO PRACTICE THE
UNIVERSAL PRICIPLES OF TRUTHFUL
LIVING SERVICE TO HUMANITY AND
DEVOTION TO GOD. WITH AROUND
25,000,006 WORLDWIDE. SIKHISM IS
THE FIFTH LARGEST RELIGION IN
THE WORLD. UNFORTUNATELY DESPITE
THE MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF SIX
THROUGHOUT HISTORY, THEY HAVE
LONG FACE DISCRIMINATION
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. IN THE
WAKE OF 9 11 ABOUT THEY'RE
SAYING SAUDI SICK AMERICAN
BUSINESS OWNER AND MESA, ARIZONA
WAS MURDERED IN A HATE CRIME ON
SEPTEMBER 15TH 2001. ACCORDING
TO ONE YEAR OLD LAW PROFESSORS
ESTIMATE IN 2004 AS MANY AS 17
MORE SIX MUSLIMS, ARABS AND
SOUTH ASIANS WERE KILLED IN A
SIMILAR MANNER. HR 1. 15 IS NOT
ONLY A WAY TO CELEBRATE THE
DIVERSITY OF SIKHISM, BUT ALSO
TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR BETTER
UNDERSTANDING AND RECOGNITION OF
THE RICH HISTORY AND SHARED
EXPERIENCE OF. SIX THANK YOU, MR
KALRA. AND MR Væ VALLAPUDUA.
THANK YOU, SPEAKER. TODAY I RISE
THE PRODUCT PROUD. CO AUTHOR OF
HR. 1 15. THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
IS OFTEN CALLED THE SELLABLE OF
THE U. S. AND HOME OF THE
PUNJABI SIKHS WHO HAVE RISED, UH
, SINCE THEY'VE RAISED SINCE
1919 99. ONE FACT SEEKS FOUND
THE NATION'S FIRST SIKH TEMPLE
AND STOCKTON IN 1912 SINCE 1918
99. THE SIKH COMMUNITY HAS GROWN
AND STOCKED AND TRACY AND
SURROUNDING CITIES BECOMING THE
ESSENTIAL PART OF OUR COMMUNITY
AND THE STATE. WE RECOGNIZE A C
COMMUNITY DAY. IT IS IMPORTANT
TO ALSO KNOW THAT SEEKS STILL
FACE DISCRIMINATION AT TIMES
HAVE BECOME VICTIMS OF HATE
CRIMES. DESPITE ALL OF THE ALL
OF THE SIKH COMMUNITIES CONTINUE
TO OVERCOME SUCH HARASSMENT. SO
TODAY I RISE THIS SUPPORT AS
PROUD AUTHOR OF HR. 1 15 TO
ENSURE THAT WE RECOGNIZE OUR C
COMMUNITY ACROSS THE STATE AND
TO ALSO LET THE SIKH COMMUNITY
NO, I HAVE YOUR BACK. WITH THAT
IN MIND. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE ON HR. 1 15. THANK
YOU. SER SEEN NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. MR. I'M
SORRY. DAVID WAS BLOCKING ME.
BIG IN THE PAIN. UH, MR
GALLAGHER. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT
OF THIS RESOLUTION. UH YOU KNOW,
COMING FROM THE NORTHERN
SACRAMENTO VALLEY, WHERE THE
SIKHS PLAYS SUCH A KEY ROLE IN
OUR SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PART OF THE
TAPESTRY OF OUR COMMUNITY. UH,
FOR MANY YEARS FOR DECADES, WHEN
THEY IMMIGRATED TO THIS COUNTRY
, MANY OF THEM WERE FARMERS, UM
AND CONTINUE TO FARM IN THE
NORTHERN SOUTH SACRAMENTO VALLEY
WERE ALSO VERY PROUD TO HAVE THE
FIRST SEEK MAYOR ELECTED IN YUBA
CITY RECENTLY. UH WE HAVE I
BELIEVE THE FIRST SEAT COUNTY
SUPERVISOR THAT WAS ELECTED IN
CENTER. COUNTY UM AND SO WE, UH,
YOU KNOW, VERY APPRECIATIVE OF
THIS RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING
THEIR MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS
COUNTRY TO THE STATE. UM AND I
JUST URGE MY COLLEAGUES TO
PLEASE SUPPORT THIS RESOLUTION
TODAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
GALLAGHER. NOW SEE NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION. MR KARA, YOU MAY
CLOSE IF YOU WISH. AND WOULD YOU
LIKE CO AUTHORS ON THE RISK? YES
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I WOULD
LIKE TO AUTHORS AND I WANTED TO
THANK MY TWO COLLEAGUES WHO ROSE
TO SPEAK ONE OF WHOM REPRESENTS
ONE OF THE MOST VIBRANT
COMMUNITIES IN THE NATION OR
EVEN IN THE WORLD OUTSIDE OF
INDIA FOR THE SICK COMMUNITY IN
YUBA CITY, AND OF COURSE, MY
COLLEAGUE FROM STOCKTON SO
CORRECTLY POINTED OUT, THE
OLDEST GOOD WATER IN THE NATION
IS IN STOCKTON. IF YOU HAVEN'T
BEEN THERE, GO CHECK IT OUT AND
THE LARGEST IN THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE IS IN MY DISTRICT.
AND SO WE HAVE A LOT. THAT THE
COMMUNITY REALLY, I THINK
THREADS SO MANY OF OUR DISTRICTS
AND COMMUNITIES TOGETHER AND
WITH THAT, RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
A NIGHT VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
KALRA. CARLOS ASKED THE FIRST
ROLE BE OPEN FOR A CO AUTHORS ON
THE HOUSE RESOLUTION. CLERK,
GLOBE MORRELL. THIS IS FOR CO
AUTHORS ON THE RESOLUTION. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS MEMBERS. THIS
IS FOR CO AUTHORS. CLERK WILL.
CLOSE ROLE. THERE ARE 55 CO
AUTHORS ADDED WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WE MAY TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ON THE
HOUSE RESOLUTION. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. I OPPOSE, SAY
NAY. THE EYES HAVE IT. THE HOUSE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. WE ARE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY. ON
FILE AT 55. ASK TO RETAIN ON
FILE AT TIMES, 56 THROUGH 58 ON
ASSEMBLY, THIRD. WE ARE MOVING.
EXPEDITIOUSLY TO SENATE THIRD
READING. FILE ADAMS 59 THROUGH
64. HAS TO RETAIN. WE'RE AT FILE
ITEM. 65 SB 11 49. FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. CLERICAL
READ WITH AMENDMENT SENATE BILL
11 49 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STONE MR STONE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR LAVONNE PRESENTING SB 11
49 AND THIS SET OF AMENDMENTS TO
ADDRESS A NUMBER OF THE ISSUES
THAT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP,
ESPECIALLY AROUND THE DEFINITION
OF TRADE SECRETS. I ASKED FOR
AND I VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR STONE. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. I
OPPOSE, SAY, NAY, THE EYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED
BILLS OUT TO PRINT. AND BACK ON
FILE. HAS TO RETAIN A FILE THAT
I'M 66 THROUGH 69. WE ARE AT
FILE ADAM 70. SENATE BILL 10 17.
THE CLERK WILL READ THE SENATE
BILL 10 17 BY SENATOR EDMUND AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE HOUSING.
MISS WILSON. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. GOOD AFTERNOON MEMBERS
. SB 10 17 AIMS TO KEEP
SURVIVORS OF VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
IN STABLE HOUSING BY INCREASING
EVICTION PROTECTIONS, PROVIDING
SAFETY AND STABILITY AS THEY
HEAL FROM TRAUMA. WE KNOW THAT
WITHOUT DEPENDABLE HOUSING
VICTIMS ARE PRESSURED TO STAY IN
ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS TO AVOID
HOUSING, INSTABILITY OR EVEN
HOMELESSNESS. NATIONALLY 57%
OVEN HOUSED WOMEN REPORTED
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WAS AN
IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF THEIR
HOMELESSNESS WITHOUT FURTHER
PROTECTIONS ARE HOUSING LAWS
EFFECTIVELY PUSHED PEOPLE INTO
MAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE
BETWEEN STAYING IN ABUSIVE
RELATIONSHIP. OR LEAVING AND
BECOMING HOMELESS. THIS BILL
INCREASES PROTECTIONS FOR
SURVIVORS BY AMENDING CURRENT
EVICTION LAW. TO DO THE
FOLLOWING EXPAND THE
DOCUMENTATION AND SURVIVOR CAN
SUBMIT TO PROVE THEY ARE A
VICTIM OF VIOLENCE. CURRENT LAW
AND JUSTLY REVOKES HOUSING
PROTECTIONS OF A PERPETRATOR
COMES DOWN TO PROPERTY WITHOUT
THE TENANTS KNOWLEDGE OR IS ON
THE PROPERTY TO TAKE CARE OF
FAMILY ND RELATIONSHIP
OBLIGATIONS, SUCH AS CHILD
VISITATION EXCHANGES. THIS BILL
STOPS THAT FROM HAPPENING, IT
PROTECTS SURVIVORS OF A BROADER
RANGE OF VIOLENT ACTS AND
IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS
CONSISTENT WITH OTHER HOUSING
PROTECTION. FOR SURVIVORS. THIS
BILL GIVES SURVIVORS RECOURSE IF
THEIR LANDLORD DOES NOT FOLLOW
THE EARLY LEAST TERMINATION LAWS
BY DENYING THEIR RIGHTS OR
DISCLOSING THEIR CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION. AND IT PROVIDES FOR
A PARTIAL EVICTION THAT REMOVES
THE PERPETRATOR OF ABUSE OR
VIOLENCE, BUT GIVES THE SURVIVOR
AND THEIR FAMILY THE RIGHT TO
REMAIN IN THE HOME. NOW LET ME
BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT WHAT THIS
BILL DOES NOT DO. THIS BILL DOES
NOT MEAN PERPETRATORS CAN COME
ONTO A PROPERTY AND THREATENED
OR HURT PEOPLE WITHOUT FACING
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES. THIS BILL
DOES NOT MAKE IT HARDER FOR
LANDLORDS TO EVICT PERPETRATORS
. IT DOES NOT MEAN PERPETRATORS
CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS ON A PROPERTY
WITHOUT FACING LEGAL
CONSEQUENCES. NOTHING IN THIS
BILL MAKES LIFE EASIER FOR
PERPETRATORS. IT DOES MEAN THAT
IF THE PERPETRATOR COMES ONTO
THE PROPERTY WITHOUT THE
SURVIVORS, PERMISSION OR COMES
ONTO THE PROPERTY TO TAKE CARE
OF RELATIONSHIPS AND FAMILIAR
OBLIGATIONS, THE SURVIVOR AND
THE REST OF THEIR FAMILY DO NOT
LOSE THEIR HOME. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS WILSON. SAYING NO MEMBER
SEEKING RECOGNITION ON THE ATOM.
CLOCKS ARE OFF ALL MEMBER SO.
DECIDED TO VOTE ALL MEMBERS WHO
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE.
CLARK. WELL WAS ROLE. KIND OF A
RISE 41. KNOWS EIGHT. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. HAS TO RETAIN A
FILE ON HIM. 71 72, THIS IS
FALLOUT. I'M 73. SP 13 70. IN
THE CORPORAL REED SENATE BILL 13
70 BY SENATOR PAN AND OTHERS IN
APPALACHIA AND ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES, MR MCCARTY THANKYOU
, MR CHAIR. THIS IS A DISTRICT
BILL I'M DOING WITH SENATOR PAN
, WHICH WILL ALLOW OUR CAP RADIO
LIVE CENTER, A NEW CENTER RIGHT
OUTSIDE HERE ON K STREET. AND
OTHER NONPROFIT RADIO
BROADCASTING COMPANIES, UH, TO
BECOME A VENUE THAT CAN SELL AND
SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PRIOR
AND BEFORE PROGRAMMING THIS, IT
WOULD BE A EFFORT TO HELP THE
ARTS AS WELL AS OUR DOWNTOWN
HERE IN SACRAMENTO BIPARTISAN
BILL, NO OPPOSITION, ASK YOUR
RIVAL. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
MCCARTY. SEEN NEW DISCUSSION
DEBATE EQUAL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MY ROOFTOP. DESIRED
ABOUT. WELL. THOSE WERE ALL
TIRED ABOUT ICE. 51 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. HAS
RETAINED AND WHILE AT HOME 74
THROUGH 77, THIS IS FOUND OUT OF
78. SB 10 35 OR FOUR RAID SENATE
BILL 10 35 BY SENATOR EGGMAN AND
OTHERS RELATED TO MENTAL HEALTH,
MR BLOOM HE MAY OPEN THANK YOU.
GOOD AFTERNOON, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
SB 10 35 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
EDMUND. THIS BILL WILL ENCOURAGE
MEDICATION COMPLIANCE BY THOSE
RECEIVING TREATMENT THROUGH AN
ASSISTED OUTPATIENT TREATMENT OR
A O T PROGRAM. IF MEDICATION IS
PRESCRIBED AS PART OF THE
TREATMENT PLAN. IT WOULD
AUTHORIZE COURTS TO CONDUCT
STATUS HEARINGS WITH AN
INDIVIDUAL AND THE TREATMENT
TEAM TO RECEIVE UPDATED
INFORMATION ON THE PROGRESS
RELATED TO THE CATEGORIES OF
TREATMENT LISTED IN THE
TREATMENT PLAN AND WOULD ALLOW
COURTS TO INQUIRE ABOUT
MEDICATION. REPORTING TO THE
COURT ON ADHERENCE TO PRESCRIBED
MEDICATION IS CONSIDERED A BEST
PRACTICE, IDENTIFIED BY
EXPERIENCED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE, A
OT JUDGES. WE KNOW THAT
MEDICATION IS BEING PRESCRIBED
TO PARTICIPANTS IN THESE
PROGRAMS AND THAT ADHERENCE IS
ESSENTIAL TO ALLOWING AN
INDIVIDUAL TO STAY SAFELY IN
THEIR COMMUNITY. THIS BILL JUST
PROVIDES A LITTLE MORE GUIDANCE
TO THE COURTS TO TRACK AN
INDIVIDUAL'S MEDICATION
COMPLIANCE TO ENSURE THAT THEY
WILL MAINTAIN THEIR STABILITY
AND DECREASE THEIR HIGH RISK OF
REPEATED HOSPITALIZATIONS OR
ARRESTED INCARCERATION. THIS
BILL IMPORTANTLY, DOES NOT
AUTHORIZE INVOLUNTARY MEDICATION
ONLY CHECK INS ON THOSE WHO HAVE
BEEN PRESCRIBED MEDICATION. THE
BILLS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BLOOM. SEEING THEIR DISCUSSION
AND DEBATE. CLUB IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VETERANS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS UP. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS FIGHTER
DESIRABLE.
WELL. LET'S ROLL, DICE 49 NO.
ZERO THAT MINISTER PASSES THIS
IS FOLLOWING HIM 79. SB 10 99.
GREAT. SENATE BILL 10 99 BY
SENATOR WIECKOWSKI AND
ACTIVATING THE BANKRUPTCY, MR
CUNNINGHAM. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SP 10 99 IS SENATOR
WIECKOWSKI IS VERY LAST
BANKRUPTCY BILL. IT MAKES SOME
MODEST BUT APPLAUSE. PLEASE HOLD
YOUR PLUS. IT MAKES SOME MODEST
QUARTERS CHANGES AND UPDATES TO
THE BANKRUPTCY LAW SPECIFICALLY
ALLOWS THE FILER TO KEEP A
MODEST USED VEHICLE. IT
PROHIBITS CREDITORS FROM
REPOSSESSING A CAR IF THE FILER
IS CURRENT ON PAYMENT. AND IT
REMOVES INCENTIVE FOR TRUSTEES
TO HOLD OPEN BANKRUPTCY CASES.
TO ALLOW A HOME TO APPRECIATE TO
THE POINT WHERE IT CAN BE
FORCIBLY SOLD. I HEARD YOUR EYE
BOAT ON THIS SENSIBLE FINAL
WIECKOWSKI BANKRUPTCY BILL.
THANK YOU, MR CUNNINGHAM. SEEING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. ON THIS
FINAL BANKRUPTCY BILL. CLARK
WELL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. HER DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR CUNNINGHAM, YOU PROMISED.
GOD. JUST CUTTING HIM MOVES CALL.
WE ARE GOING TO PASS THE
RETAINER FILE ITEMS 80 THROUGH
84. THIS BRINGS US TO FILE OUT
OF 85 SP 11 84 EQUAL WEIGHT.
SENATE BILL 11 84 BY CENTER
COURT EASY AND OTHERS AND
OPERATING THE MEDICAL
INFORMATION. MR LEE. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED
TO PRESENT SP 11 84 TO ENSURE
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS GET THE
BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT THEY NEED IN
THE IN MY HOME DISTRICT, SANTA
CLARA COUNTY. SENATOR CORTEZ E.
WAS PROUD TO PIONEER THE SCHOOL
LINK SERVICES PROGRAM THAT
CONNECTS STUDENTS AND FAMILIES
TO COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH
COUNSELING, CASE MANAGEMENT AND
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ON
DISTRICT AND SCHOOL SITE
CAMPUSES THROUGH SCHOOL LIKE
SERVICES COORDINATORS SERVING
OVER 200 SCHOOLS ACROSS 15
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. SUCCESSFUL
SCHOOLING SERVICE PROGRAM CAN
GUIDE THE FRAMEWORK OF SCHOOL
BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
STATEWIDE. THIS BILL WOULD
DEFINE IN CALIFORNIA LAW SCHOOL
LINK SERVICES COORDINATORS THOSE
INDIVIDUALS OR ENTITIES WITH A
PUPIL PERSONAL SERVICES
CREDENTIAL LOCATED ON A SCHOOL
CAMPUS OR UNDER CONTRACT BY
COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
PROVIDER TO ENSURE THAT THE
SCHOOL LINK SERVICES
COORDINATORS CAN BETTER REFER
BOTH STUDENTS AND FAMILIES.
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN CARE
BETWEEN 2007 AND 2014. THE
SUICIDE RATE FOR CHILDREN AGES
10 TO 14 MORE THAN DOUBLED.
SUICIDE IS NOW THE SECOND
LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR
INDIVIDUALS BETWEEN AGE 10 AND
24 COVID 19 HAS ONLY EXISTED FOR
THESE ISSUES. WE MUST MEET
STUDENTS WHERE THEY ARE ON THEIR
SCHOOL CAMPUSES. THE BILL IS
SUPPORTED BY THE CALIFORNIA
SCHOOL NURSES ORGANIZATION. ANY
COLOR CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATIVE
SCHOOL COUNSELORS. THANK YOU.
UNDERSTANDABLY ASKED FOR I VOTE
FOR SENATOR COURSE, ETC. THANK
YOU. MISS LEE SEEN NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM IN THE
ROLE. REMEMBER SO DESIRED ABOUT?
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL CLOSER ROLE, BUT OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL CLOSER
ROLE. OPEN THE ROLE. LET'S ROLL.
IS 41 KNOWS NINE THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
EVER SINCE HIS FATHER OUT OF 88.
SB 14 25 GREEN. SENATE BILL 14
25 BY SENATOR STERN AND OTHERS
AND RELATING TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENT, RIVAS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT SB 14
25, REQUIRING ALL CITIES AND
COUNTIES TO UPDATE THEIR OPEN
SPACE ELEMENT BY 2026, INCLUDING
THAT ONE TIME UPDATE A FOCUS ON
IMPORTANT AREAS OF OPEN SPACE
PLANNING THAT INCLUDES ACCESS TO
OPEN SPACE FOR ALL RESIDENTS
CONSIDERING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND
RACIAL EQUITY IN LINE WITH THE
EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
ELEMENT. CLIMATE RESILIENCE AND
OTHER CO BENEFITS OF OPEN SPACE
CORRELATED WITH THE SAFETY
ELEMENT. READ WILDING.
OPPORTUNITIES CORRELATED WITH
THE LAND USE ELEMENT BY
REQUIRING EVERY CITY AND COUNTY
TO REVIEW AND UPDATE THE OPEN
SPACE ELEMENT OF THEIR GENERAL
PLAN AT NO COST TO THE STATE. WE
CAN ACTIVATE LOCAL PLANNING TO
BETTER ALIGN WITH THE PENDING
IMPLEMENTATION OF 30 BY 30
CONSERVATION GOALS BY 2030. THE
BILL IS SUPPORTED BY NUMEROUS
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS. AND THERE
IS NO OPPOSITION TO THE BILL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS RIVAS SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS SUCKS. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHONE RESIDE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL CLOSER ROLE. TELL YOU
THE VOTE EYES 42. KNOWS 10. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. IN FILE ORDER.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP
FILE OUT OF 93. SB 2 91. WILL BE
SENATE BILL 2 91 BY SENATOR
STERN AND OTHERS AND OPERATING A
SPECIAL EDUCATION, MISS DOLLY
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE AS A PROUD CO
AUTHOR OF SB 2 91 BY SENATOR
STERN, WHICH SEEKS TO REQUIRE
TWO ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO BE
ADDED TO THE VISE ARY COMMISSION
ON SPECIAL EDUCATION. THE TWO
ADDITIONAL COMMISSION MEMBERS
WILL BE STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL
NEEDS AGE 16 TO 22. SB 2911
PROVE CALIFORNIA SPECIAL
EDUCATION BY ENSURING DIRECT
REPRESENTATION MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS DOLLY.
SEE NO DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON
THE ATOM WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBER SPOKE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE
TO VOTE.
WELL. THOSE WERE ALL TIRED, BUT
I SEE 56 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE BACK
IN THE FILE. FALLOUT OF 55.
THERE'S A FILE THAT I'M 55. HR 1
27. BYE MISS CARILLO WILL READ.
HOUSE RESOLUTION 1 27 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO
RELATIVE TO THE 52ND ANNIVERSARY
OF THE CHICANO MEMORIAL. TORREY,
UM KOREA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT HR 1 27, WHICH
RECOGNIZES AUGUST 29TH OF THIS
YEAR AS THE 52ND ANNIVERSARY THE
CHICANO MORATORIUM OVER 50 YEARS
AGO ON AUGUST 29 1970 OVER
20,000 DEMONSTRATORS, THE
MAJORITY OF WHOM WERE CHICANOS
FROM THE EAST SIDE AND MANY OF
WHOM WHO HAD TRAVELED FROM THE
SOUTHWEST. MARCH THROUGH EAST
LOS ANGELES AND PROTESTS OF THE
DISPROPORTIONATE NUMBER OF
CHICANO TROOPS DRAFTED AND
KILLED AMID THE VIETNAM WAR.
THIS DEMONSTRATION BECAME KNOWN
AS THE CHICANO MORATORIUM. AS
PART OF THIS DEMONSTRATION, OUR
COMMUNITY DEMANDED CHANGES TO
THE CONDITIONS LEADING TO
DECADES OF INSTITUTIONALIZED
RACISM, DISPARITIES IN PUBLIC
EDUCATION AND THE HIGH
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES AMONGST BROWN
COMMUNITIES. ON THE EAST SIDE.
DURING THE DEMONSTRATIONS,
HEAVILY HANDED LAW ENFORCEMENT
TACTICS LEADING TO BEATINGS
RESULTED IN NUMEROUS INJURIES
AND THREE DEATHS, INCLUDING THE
LIFE OF AL EIGHT TIMES
JOURNALISTS, PREVENTIVA LAZAR,
WHO WAS IMMEDIATELY KILLED BY A
TEAR GAS PROJECTILE FIRED BY THE
L. A SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT.
LAGUNA PARK IN EAST L. A, WHERE
THE MANIFESTATIONS TOOK PLACE.
IT'S NOW KNOWN AS SALAZAR PARK.
FAMILIES AND MEMBERS OF THE
COMMUNITY THAT I AM SO PROUD TO
REPRESENT. TOOK A COURAGEOUS
STAND. THEIR EFFORTS LAID THE
GROUNDWORK FOR CRUCIAL REFORMS
AND THEY INSPIRED FUTURE CHICANO
LATINO MOVEMENTS, INCLUDING THE
CHICANO CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT.
IT IS CRITICAL FOR CALIFORNIA'S
FUTURE THAT WE HONOR THE
ORGANIZING EFFORTS AND THE RIGHT
TO PEACEFULLY ASSEMBLE,
PROTECTED BY THE FIRST AMENDMENT
TO ALL AMERICANS. AND THOSE
INCLUDE THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO
BLACK AND BROWN COMMUNITIES
THRIVING FOR CHANGE. TO THAT
END. IN THE HONOR OF THE BROWN
BERETS ARE AND THE LEGACY OF THE
CHICANO MORATORIUM. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
CARILLO, SEEING NO DISCUSSION
DEBATE ON THE HOUSE RESOLUTION.
I MISSED IT. MISS CARILLO. WOULD
YOU LIKE CO AUTHORS ON
RESOLUTION. THANK YOU. THE FIRST
RULE WILL BE OPEN FOR CO AUTHORS
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THIS IS FOR
CO AUTHORS, OTHER RESOLUTION
THIS IS FOR CO AUTHORS. ON HR. 1
27. THIS IS RICK CO AUTHORS.
WELL, CLOSE ROLE. 52 CO AUTHORS
ADDED. WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE MAY
TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE HOUSE
RESOLUTION. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY AYE, AYE OPPOSE, SAY NAY.
THE EYES HAVE IT. THE RESOLUTION
IS ADOPTED. AND MS CARILLO,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK
FOR YOUR GUEST INTRODUCTION.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. IT IS MY HONOR TO
INTRODUCE A CITY COUNCIL MEMBER
FROM MY AREA COUNCIL MEMBER
MITCH O'FARRELL VISITING US FROM
THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES, SO HE
IS THE FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN TO
SIT ON THE LOS ANGELES CITY
COUNCIL. AND PROBABLY, UH,
REPRESENTS OUR COMMUNITY.
BACK IN FILE ORDER. ON SENATE
THIRD READING. THIS IS FILE ITEM
94, SP 9 13 OR CURRY. SENATE
BILL 9 13 BY SENATOR HERTZBERG
AND OTHERS IN OPERATING THE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. MR BLOOM.
THANK YOU AGAIN. MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO RISE ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR HERZBERG TO
PRESENT SB 9 13. THE COVID 19
HEALTH CRISIS UPENDED CLASSROOMS
AND CAMPUSES ACROSS THE NATION
AND OUR EDUCATORS, STAFF AND
SCHOOL LEADERS AT ALL LEVELS AND
IN ALL AREAS OF THE STATE. FACED
TREMENDOUS CHALLENGES AND MADE
AND CONTINUE TO MAKE
EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICES. STILL,
COVID 19 CREATED A LASTING
IMPACT ON THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
SCHOOL SYSTEM, DEEPENING
DISPARITIES IN EDUCATIONAL
OPPORTUNITY AND ACHIEVEMENT, AND
THAT THE LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICT
IN THE STATE AND THE SECOND
LARGEST IN THE NATION, THE L. A
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. HAS
BEEN UNIQUELY IMPACTED BY THE
PANDEMIC. HAVE EXPERIENCED A
VAST DROP IN STUDENT ENROLLMENT
LOSING 27,000 STUDENTS OR 6% OF
ITS TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION
COMPARED TO LAST YEAR. THIS
CREATES EVEN MORE CHALLENGES FOR
LÀ US DÍAS. NOW THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT RISKS FALLING BELOW
THEIR AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE,
OR ADA REQUIREMENT TO OPERATE
THEIR UNIQUE SYSTEM OF
GOVERNANCE. CURRENTLY THE
DISTRICT MUST HAVE AN IDEA OF
400,000 STUDENTS IN ORDER TO
UTILIZE CERTAIN EXEMPTIONS AND
PROGRAMS SUCH AS THEIR SINGLE
GENDER CLASSES, THE USE OF
SCHOOL PROPERTY IN TERMS OF
EMPLOYMENT AND COMPENSATION FOR
GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS. SP 9 13
SIMPLY LOWERS L U U S D S
REQUIRED A D A FROM 400,000. 2
250,000 SO THAT THE DISTRICT CAN
CONTINUE TO OPERATE UNDER THEIR
UNIQUE SYSTEM OF GOVERNANCE. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BLOOM.
SENIOR DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON
THE ITEM OR WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
I NEVER SPOKE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
QUIL. THOSE ARE ALL TELLING
ABOUT ICE. 50 KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FOULED
OUT OF 96. SP 12 79 CLERK WILL
READ SENATE BILL 12 79 BY
SENATOR OCHOA BOGUE, AN ACCOLADE
IN THE GUARDIANS AND AT LEAST MR
BLOOM, YOU MAY GET OPEN. THANK
YOU. ONCE AGAIN, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 12 79 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR OCHOA BOG. SB 12 79 WILL
STRENGTHEN AND CODIFY SEVERAL
ASPECTS OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM
ALSO REFERRED TO AS J. L
APPOINTMENTS THAT OFTEN OCCUR
INFORMALLY OR WITHOUT CLEAR
GUIDANCE FOR LITIGANTS AND THEIR
LAWYERS. ALTHOUGH THE PURPOSE OF
A G A L IS TO ENSURE THE
INDIVIDUAL'S RIGHTS ARE
PROTECTED AND LITIGATION OFTEN
THEY'RE APPOINTED BY THE COURT
WITHOUT CLEAR PARAMETERS AROUND
THEIR POWERS OR WHAT THEY'RE
REPORTING RESPONSIBILITIES ARE
TO THE PERSON REQUIRING A G A. L
AND THE COURT. THIS BILL
PROVIDES TECHNICAL CLARITY BY
DEFINING WHEN A GUARDIAN AD
LITEM MAY BE APPOINTED,
STRENGTHENING THE PROTECTIONS
FOR LITIGANTS AND CLEARLY
OUTLINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES
OF A G A. L. FINALLY THE BILL
REQUIRES THAT PROPOSED GL TO
DISCLOSE ANY KNOWN FACT ACTUAL
OR POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF
INTEREST. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT
ONLY THOSE WHO TRULY ACQUIRE
REQUIRE A G A. L WILL BE
APPOINTED ONE AND PROVIDES
ESSENTIAL PROTECTIONS FOR THESE
POPULATIONS BY INCREASING
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
FOR THE GUARDIAN, ADELAIDE, I'M
APPOINTMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BLOOM. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLUB.
THEY'RE ALL. ALL MEMBERS FOCUS.
I DEVOTE ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
FOLK. DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL.
THOSE ROLL ABOUT ICE FREE T FOUR
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
THIS IS FALLOUT OF 97 SP 13 97
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS
CLERK WILL READ WITH AMENDMENTS
13 97 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CUNNINGHAM
CUNNINGHAM ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THESE
AMENDMENTS REMOVE THE CURRENT
CONTENTS OF THE BILL AND REPLACE
THEM WITH LANGUAGE FROM A BILL
THAT WAS CHAPTER DOUBT BY
TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE. THIS WILL
INCREASE FLEXIBILITY FOR
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR OUR
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. THE BILL WAS
PREVIOUSLY ON CONSENT IN BOTH
HOUSES ARE RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR CUNNINGHAM. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE. ON THESE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. I
OPPOSE A NAME THE EYES HAVE IT.
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILL
SOUGHT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. THIS IS FILE OUT OF 98. SB
ONE. OH, SEVEN. THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. CLERK WILL READ WITH
AMENDMENTS. SENATE BILL ONE OH,
SEVEN, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON MISS
WILSON ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE TODAY ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR WIENER TO
OFFER AMENDMENTS TO SENATE BILL
107. THE AMENDMENTS MAKE MINOR
CHANGES RELATED TO THE
EXTRADITION PROVISIONS OF THE
BILL, AS WELL AS ADDRESSING
CHAPTER RING OUT ISSUES. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
WILSON AND MR FLORA FOR PURPOSE
SER. WE WITHHOLD CONSENT FOR A
ROLL CALL VOTE. MR FLOOR IS
ASKING FOR A ROLL CALL VOTE ON
THESE AMENDMENTS CLERK. WELL
OPEN THE ROOM. MEMBERS VOTE WHO
WISH TO VOTE OUR MEMBERS VOTER
WISH TO VOTE. WHICH IS THE
AMENDMENTS. ON SP ONE. OH, SEVEN
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO
VOTE. MAJORITY PRESENT, AND
VOTING IS THE THRESHOLD. CLERK
WILL. CLOSER ROLE. TELL YOU
ABOUT EYES. 36 KNOWS 15. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED THOSE OUT
SPRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
EVER. SUI ARE IN FOUL ORDER ON
SENATE THIRD LOOKING AT FILE
ITEM, 100. SENATE BILL 11 72.
THE CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL
11 72 BY SENATOR PAN AND
ACCOLADE IN THE PRIVACY. MR
CUNNINGHAM, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I'M PROUD TO
PRESENT SB 11 72 BY SENATOR PAN,
THE STUDENT TEST TAKER PRIVACY
ACT. THIS BILL WOULD CLOSE A
LOOPHOLE ON CURRENT LAW THAT
PUTS STUDENT PRIVACY AT RISK
WHEN THEY TAKE EXAMS REMOTELY
SINCE THE START OF COVID 19
STUDENTS AND INDIVIDUALS
REQUIRED TO TAKE EXAMS REMOTELY
HAVE INCREASED BY 500. REMOTE
PROSPERING TOOLS, HOWEVER, CAN
COLLECT SENSITIVE INFORMATION
ABOUT A STUDENT'S HOME
ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBERS OR EVEN GIVE FULL
ADMINISTRATIVE ACCESS TO
STUDENTS. COMPUTER 11 72 WOULD
PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF OUR
STUDENTS BY LIMITING THE
PERSONAL BIOMETRIC INFORMATION
THAT REMOTE PRACTICING COMPANIES
CAN COLLECT AND WILL REQUIRE
THESE COMPANIES TO BE MORE
TRANSPARENT ABOUT THEIR
PRACTICES. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
COMMITTEE REMOVED OPPOSITION
FROM CAL CHAMBER CIVIL JUSTICE
ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA AND
TECHNET THIS BILL IS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. NAME IS
CUNNINGHAM SAYING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. THE CLUB
WITH THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS,
FOLKS. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL, CLOSE ROLE. TIRED ABOUT
42. NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. HAS TO RETAIN A FALLON'S
ONE ON ONE THROUGH ONE. OH,
NINE. WE WANT TO PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE THAT ON 1 10
AS TO RETAIN ON FILE OUT ON 1
11. WE WILL MOVE TO FILE OUT IN
1 12. SP 9 79. YOU CAN READ
SENEGAL 9 79 BY SENATOR DODD AND
ACT LIVING THE HEALTH
EMERGENCIES. MISS AGUIAR-CURRY
MR. SPEAKER REMEMBERS SP 979
WOULD CLARIFY THAT WHEN THE
GOVERNOR OR STATE PUBLIC HEALTH
OFFICER DECLARED STATE OF
EMERGENCY THAT IT HEALTHCARE
PLAN OR ENSURE MUST PROVIDE
ACCESS TO MEDICALLY NECESSARY
HEALTH CARE SERVICES. TO ENROLL
THESE WHOSE HEALTH MAY BE
AFFECTED BY THE EMERGENCY AND
NOT JUST TO THOSE PHYSICALLY
DISPLACED BY THE DISASTER. IT
ALSO ENSURES IN A FUTURE STATE
OF EMERGENCY IMPACTING PUBLIC
HEALTH PATIENTS HAVE CRITICAL
ACCESS TO OUT OF NETWORK
PROVIDERS OR PHARMACIES WHEN IN
NETWORK OPTIONS ARE UNAVAILABLE.
EMERGENCIES LIKE COVID 19
PANDEMIC SHOWED US THAT NOT ALL
DISASTERS, PHYSICALLY DISPLACED
RESIDENTS AND HIS CRITICAL THAT
CALIFORNIANS HAVE CONSISTENT
ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES IN
TIMES OF CRISIS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU,
MR HAGAR CURRIE SEEING NO
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE ITEM
OPEN THE ROLE MEMBERS DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DECIDED
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE CLERK WILL CLOSE
A ROLE. EITHER. ONE IS 52. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FILE OUT ON 1 13. SP 997 CLERK
WILL READ SENATE BILL 9 97 BY
CENTER PAN, INOCULATING THE
SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY MR LEE,
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR PLANT PAN. I AM PLEASED
TO PRESENT A BILL THAT WILL
AMPLIFY SO INVOICES IN SCHOOL
BUDGET DISCUSSIONS. THIS BILL
STRENGTHENS SOONER PARTICIPATION
IN CONVERSATIONS REGARDING LOCAL
CONTROL AND ACCOUNTABILITY PLANS
AND PROVIDES LIAISE WITH TWO
OPTIONS FOR EVERYONE STATION.
THE FIRST ADDS TO STUDENT
MEMBERS TO ANY PARENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE THAT REVIEWS THE OKAY
THE SECOND OPTION. ALLOWS THE
CREATION OF ENTIRE STATE ADVISOR
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE EL CAP.
EL CAP IS A POWERFUL PLANNING
TOOL THAT HELPS DISTRICT AND
COUNTY OFFICES OF EDUCATION,
OUTLINED GOALS, ACTIONS,
SERVICES AND EXPENDITURES.
CURRENT LAW REQUIRES EACH ELIA
TO HAVE A PARENT ADVISORY
COMMITTEE THAT PROVIDES INPUT ON
EL CAP. HOWEVER STUDENT INPUT IS
TYPICALLY SOLICITED THE REMAINS
OF GENERAL CONSULT CONSOLATION
SUCH AS SURVEYS AND FORUMS IN
THE WAKE OF THE ONGOING PANDEMIC
, THE MOST PRESSING EDUCATIONAL
CHALLENGES SUCH AS LEARNING
LOSS, LAPSES OF MOTIVATION.
CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM, MENTAL
HEALTH CRISES AND MORE BECOMING
INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TO
ADDRESS IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL
TO ELIA'S INVOLVES STUDENTS
DIRECTLY IN THE AL CAPP PROCESS
IN ORDER TO ADAPT PRIORITIES
ENSURE BUDGETS REFLECT THE
IMMEDIATE CONCERNS OF STUDENTS
AS B 997 ENJOYED UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT ACROSS BOTH HOUSES.
THERE'S NO RICHER SUPPORT HAS
FREE I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LEE,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLUB PAROLE. ALL
MEMBERS FOOT IS OUT TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS SO DECIDED TO VOTE ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. HOW TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. LOSE YOUR ROLE
ABOUT ICE. 54 NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FOLLOWED
ON 1 14, SP 10 93 CORPORAL REED.
SENATE BILL 10 93 BY SENATOR H
TATO AND ACTIVATING THE
COMMUNITY CARE FACILITIES. MS
CALDERON, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR HURTADO TO
PRESENT SP 10 93, WHICH WOULD
SIMPLIFY WORKER TRANSITIONS
ACROSS CALIFORNIA'S LICENSED
CARE FACILITIES. WORKFORCE
SHORTAGES IN THE HEALTHCARE
INDUSTRY HAVE THREATENED THE
QUALITY OF CARE PROVIDED TO
CHILDREN, OLDER ADULTS AND
INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES IN
CALIFORNIA'S CARE FACILITIES.
THESE FACILITIES FACE A COMPLEX
TRANSFERRING PROCESS IN NEED OF
STREAMLINING TO AVOID DELAYS IN
CLEARED EMPLOYEES, STARTING WORK
AND OTHER FACILITIES. SB 10 93
MODERNIZES THE PROCESS UTILIZED
BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES FOR TRANSFERRING
BACKGROUND CLEARANCES FOR
EMPLOYEES WHO PROVIDE CHILD CARE
, HOME CARE AND OLDER ADULT CARE
BY ALLOWING INDIVIDUALS TO
SUBMIT THEIR TRANSFER REQUEST
ONLINE THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT'S
SECURE PORTAL. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
I THINK IT WAS CALLED ROME
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBERS SO THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS SO I DECIDED
TO VOTE. WELL. LET'S ROLL OVER
ICE 49 0 THAT MEASURE PASSES.
HAS TO RETAIN A PILOT ON 1 15.
THIS IS FOLLOWED OF 1 16. SB 12
91 OR FOUR READ. SENATE BILL 12
91 BY SENATOR ARCHULETTA AND
OTHERS RELATING TO ENERGY. MRS
AGUIAR-CURRY, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 12 91 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR ARCHULETTA. SP 12 91
DIRECTS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO
ADAPT THEIR EXISTING
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVED APPROVAL
PROCESS FOR THE PERMITTING OF
ZERO IN MESH EMISSION VEHICLE
CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE TO
INCLUDE HYDROGEN FUELING
INFRASTRUCTURE WHILE ALLOWING
FOR DENIALS OF THOSE PERMITS,
BASED ON ONLY DEMONSTRATED
HEALTH OR SAFETY IMPACTS. IN
ORDER TO MEET CALIFORNIA'S
FUTURE CLEAN TRANSPORTATION
GOALS, INCLUDING THE TRANSITION
TO ZERO EMISSION VEHICLE SALES
BY 2035. WE MUST INCREASE THE
AVAILABILITY OF FUELING
INFRASTRUCTURE BOTH FOR BATTERY
ELECTRIC AND FUEL CELL ELECTRIC
VEHICLES. STUDIES HAVE FOUND
THAT BOTH OF THESE ZERO EMISSION
VEHICLES WILL BE ESSENTIAL IF WE
ARE GOING TO MEET THOSE GOALS.
TO THAT END SP 12 91 CREATES A
PATH TO EASE THE INITIAL
PERMITTING PROCESS FOR RETAIL,
HYDROGEN FUELING STATIONS. THERE
WERE SUPPLY FUEL TO CALIFORNIA'S
GROWING NUMBER OF HYDROGEN FUEL
CELL ELECTRIC CARS. WELL THIS
BILL PRESERVES LOCAL AUTHORITY
TO DENY A PERMIT BASED ON SAFETY
OR PUBLIC HEALTH. THE MEASURE
REQUIRES LOCAL OFFICIALS TO
DISCLOSE CONCERNS AND OFFER
SOLUTIONS DURING THE PERMITTING
PROCESS. THIS BILL HAS NO KNOWN
OPPOSITION AND HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT FOR THESE
REASONS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
AGUIAR-CURRY. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK LOGAN THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS
SAID IS OUT TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
FOLK. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE
CLERK WELL. THOSE ARE ALL ABOUT
56. NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. PASS TO RETAIN ON FILE
ON 1 17 PAST TEMPORARILY ON
FILE, ADAM 1 18 LAST TEMPORARILY
ON FILE AT A 1 19. HAS TO RETAIN
ON FILE ITEMS. 1 21 21. 1 22 23
24. THIS IS FROM 1 25. WE'RE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY. WE
ARE GOING TO TAKE UP FOLLOWED
HIM. 1 26, THIS IS SB 14 88. CAN
WE SENATE-ROOM 14 88 BY SANTA
GLACIER AND OPERATING THE
TRANSPORTATION, MR MACE. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE
TO PRESENT SB 14 88 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR GLASER. THEY'RE STILL
LINES. THE DUTIES OF THE BART,
INSPECTOR GENERAL WITH THOSE OF
THE CALTRANS INSPECTOR GENERAL
AND OTHER INSPECTOR GENERAL'S IN
CALIFORNIA. IT REQUIRES THE I G
TO FOLLOW NATIONAL AUDITING
STANDARDS PROTECTS THE
CONFIDENTIALITY OF ITS SOURCES
AND PROHIBITS INTERFERENCE IN
ITS AUDITS AND INVESTIGATIONS.
THE BILL WAS DRAFTED WITH THE
HELP OF OUR FORMER STATE
AUDITOR, ELAINE HOWELL, WHO
SUPPORTS THE BILL. THE MEASURE,
ALSO SUPPORTED BY THREE BART
BOARD MEMBERS, THE BART POLICE
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, THE
ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
AUDITORS AND THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF INSPECTORS.
GENERAL RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
IPHONE. THANK YOU, MR SMITH,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM. QUICK LOOK IN THE
ROLE. MEMBER SPOKE. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. IT'S
HARD TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE. WE'RE ALL TALKING
ABOUT ICE. 49 KNOWS ONE. THAT
MEASURE PASSES. IT SAYS FILE OUT
OF 1 27. SB 9 10 FOR THE PURPOSE
OF AMENDMENTS. MICHAEL REED.
WITH AMENDMENTS. SENATE BILL 9
10 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALAS MR SALAS
ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SENATE BILL 9 10 IS UP
FOR AMENDMENTS THAT JUST
REFLECTS THE NEW EXECUTION DATE
FOR THE COMPACT NEGOTIATED BY
THE GOVERNOR AND THE TRIBE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK CHRYSALIS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE. ON THESE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE, AYE.
OPPOSE A NAME. YES, HAVE A T
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THOSE
OUT TO PRINT. GET BACK ON FILE.
HAS TO RETAIN ON FILE ON 1 28.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY.
FILE AT HIM. 1 29. PAST THE
RETAINER FILE ATOMS 1 30 THROUGH
1 32 WERE AT FILE OUT OF 1 33.
SB 301 CIRCLE READ. SENEGAL 301
BY SENATOR SKINNER AND OTHER
FINANCIAL AID INTO BUSINESS
AGUIAR-CURRY, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT SP 301
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR SKINNER.
NOW THAT WE BUY MORE AND MORE OF
OUR GOODS ON THE INTERNET RATHER
THAN GOING TO THE STORE,
ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIME RINGS
HAVE ALSO TURNED TO THE INTERNET
TO SELL STOLEN GOODS. SP 301
HELPS COMBAT THE SALE OF STOLEN
GOODS BY REQUIRING ONLINE
MARKETPLACES TO VERIFY THAT THE
SELLER OF THE GOODS IS A
LEGITIMATE BUSINESS. BUSINESS
LICENSE, BANK ACCOUNT AND OTHER
INFORMATION. AND GIVING
CUSTOMERS THE ABILITY TO REPORT
DIRECTLY TO THE MARKETPLACE. IF
THEY SUSPECT THE GOODS THEY
PURCHASED ARE FRAUDULENT OR
STOLEN. SP 301 HAS RECEIVED NO
NO VOTES IN THE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY POLICY COMMITTEES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON SP 301. THANK YOU, MISS
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEING NO MEMBERS
SEEKING RECOGNITION. IN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS FEDERAL DESIRE
TO VOTE. I'LL NEVER SOAKED.
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL
THOSE ROLL TIDE OUT. AS FOR THE
EIGHT NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES FILE THAT I WAS 1 34
THROUGH 1 38 PAST RETAIN. WE
HAVE FILED OUT OF 1 39 SP 6 44
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS
AGREED WITH AMENDMENTS. SENATE
BILL 6 44 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S THREE OF US. MS
RIVAS ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THESE
AMENDMENTS ARE MINOR, INCLUDING
CLARIFYING THE INFORMATION THAT
COVERED CALIFORNIA NEEDS FROM
BDD ENSURES PRIVACY PROTECTION
WHEN SHARING DATA DELAYS, DATA
SHARING DATE TO NO LATER THAN
SEPTEMBER. 1ST 2023. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON THESE AMENDMENTS. AND MR
FLORES REQUESTING A ROLL CALL ON
THESE AMENDMENTS MEMBERS. WE
WILL TAKE A ROLL CALL VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED,
WHICH TO VOTE. ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL MEMBERS VOTE,
WHICH DEVELOPED MAJORITY
PRESIDENT VOTING. C VOTE
THRESHOLD ON THE AMENDMENTS.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE, BUT I WAS
43 NO SEVENTH. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. BUILDS OUT TO PRINT
IT BACK ON FILE.
OR SO WE ARE GOING TO MOVE BACK
IN THE FILE, SO YOU PICK UP MR
HOLDEN'S ITEMS. WE ARE GOING TO
TAKE UP. FALLOUT OF ONE.
THIS IS FILE OUT OF 1 18. PARDON
ME. YES FILE OUT OF 1 18. SET A
BILL 14 53. FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS AGREED WITH
AMENDMENTS. SENATE BILL 14 53,
WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN MR
HOLDEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. SP 14 53 WILL
PROVIDE CLARITY TO THE LAW
SURROUNDING SPEECH LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGISTS, ALSO KNOWN AS SLP
AND THEIR ABILITIES TO PERFORM
FLEXIBLE, ENDOSCOPIC EVALUATION
OF SWALLOWING COMMONLY REFERRED
TO AS FEES BY MAKING IT CLEAR
THAT THEY MUST RECEIVE WRITTEN
VERIFICATION. FROM A CERTIFIED
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DOCTOR THAT
THE SLP HAS PERFORMED A MINIMUM
OF 25 SUPERVISED, FLEXIBLE TRANS
NASAL ESCANDALO TOPIC. ENDOSCOPY
EASE. AND THEIR PROCEDURES IN
ORDER TO PERFORM FEES,
EVALUATIONS ON PATIENTS AND THEN
AN SLP MAY PERFORM THESE
PROCEDURES AT A LOCATIONBASED
ON THE PATIENT'S MEDICAL NEEDS.
THESE AMENDMENTS SIMPLY
CLARIFIED THAT A SPEECH LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGIST WILL DOCUMENT
CLEARANCE FROM A PHYSICIAN OR
SURGEON BEFORE PERFORMING THE
PROCEDURE ON A PATIENT WITH
CONTRA INDICATIONS AND ADD
CHATTERING OUT LANGUAGE. THEY
ARE THE RESULT OF DISCUSSIONS
WITH THE SPEECH, LANGUAGE,
PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY AND
HEARING AID BOARD AND MOVE. THEM
TO A SUPPORT POSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. I OPPOSE
A DATE? YES, HAVING THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILL
STARTS PRINTING BACK ON FILE.
AND WE ARE NOW GOING TO MOVE TO
FILE OUT OF 1 25. WHILE ITEM 1
25 IS SP 13 58 ALSO FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS, CLICK
AGREED WITH AMENDMENTS. SENATE
BILL 13 58, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING MR
HOLDEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU MUST EAT YOUR BILL TO
PRESENT THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF THE
APPROPRIATION FROM THE GENERAL
FUND TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
FROM 3,483,000. TO 3,130,600. TO
ACCOMMODATE AN ADDITIONAL
PAYMENT OF $250,000 FOR CLAIMS
ELEMENTS OR JUDGMENTS AGAINST
THE STATE ARISING. FROM THE
INSTITUTE FOR FREE SPEECH VERSUS
BONTA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MS HOLDEN.
THAT OBJECTION. WE MAY TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. I
OPPOSE, SAY NAY. THE EYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED.
BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK.
ON FILE. BACK IN FOUL ORDER ON
SENATE THIRD, WE ARE AT WELL, I
HAVE 1 40. THIS IS SB 6 88. THE
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL 6
88 BY SENATOR WIECKOWSKI AND
APPLE IN CIVIL ACTIONS, MR HANEY. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE
ON BEHALF ™SENATOR
FOR SB 6 88, WHICH WILL
ELIMINATE THE USE OF CONFESSIONS
OF JUDGMENT AND CONSUMER AND
SMALL BUSINESS LOANS. WHILE
THEY'RE NOT COMMONPLACE. SB 6 88
WOULD DO AWAY WITH THE
ENFORCEABILITY OF THESE PATENTLY
UNFAIR TERMS AND ALL CONTRACTS
IN CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL ENJOYS
NO OPPOSITION, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HANEY,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION AND DEBATE
ON THE ATOM WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLARK. WELL, THOSE ROLE. AND
TELL YOU THE VOTE EYES 42 NOS
13. THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 1 42 THIS SP 8 34
CLOCK WILL READ 34 BY SENATOR
WEINER AND OTHERS. NAH CLEANS
TAXATION. REMEMBER, HE NHI MAY
OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 8 34 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR WEINER AND AS A PROUD CO
AUTHOR OF THIS LEGISLATION. ON
JANUARY 6TH 2021 PRO TRUMP.
EXTREMISTS AND INSURRECTIONISTS
BREACHED THE UNITED STATES
CAPITOL. AT LEAST SEVEN PEOPLE
DIED AS A RESULT, AND FOR THE
FIRST TIME SINCE THE CIVIL WAR,
THE PEACEFUL TRANSFER OF POWER
IN OUR DEMOCRACY WAS THREATENED.
UNBELIEVABLY SOME OF THE
ORGANIZATIONS THAT PARTICIPATED
IN JANUARY 6TH WERE REGISTERED
AS NON PROFITS. TAX EXEMPT
STATUS IS A PRIVILEGE. IT IS NOT
A RIGHT AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT
ENGAGE IN OR INCITE THE CRIMES
LISTED IN THIS BILL SHOULD NOT
BE SUBSIDIZED BY THE TAXPAYERS
OF CALIFORNIA. SENATE BILL 8 34
CLARIFIES AND CODIFIES THE
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD COMMON LAW
AUTHORITY TO REVOKE THE TAX
EXEMPT STATUS OF A NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION IF THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL DETERMINES THAT THE
NONPROFIT HAS ACTIVELY ENGAGED
IN OR INCITED THE COMMISSION OF
ANY OF SEVERAL SERIOUS CRIMES
AGAINST OUR DEMOCRACY, INCLUDING
TREASON, INSURRECTION OR
SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY. CURRENTLY
THERE IS NO EXPLICIT AUTHORITY
TO SUSPEND TAX EXEMPTION FOR
NONPROFITS THAT ATTACK OUR
DEMOCRACY HERE AT HOME. THIS
BILL SPECIFICALLY TARGETS
ILLEGAL CONDUCT, NOT
CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED
PRIVATE BEHAVIOR OR PROTECTED
SPEECH. CALIFORNIA MUST LEAD ON
THESE ISSUES AND SHOW WHAT
ACCOUNTABILITY TRULY LOOKS LIKE
, PARTICULARLY FOR THOSE WHO
ATTACKED OUR DEMOCRACY. WE MUST
STAY FIRMLY. THERE ARE
CONSEQUENCES. WHEN PEOPLE COMMIT
THESE CRIMES, AND THEY SHOULD
NOT ENJOY THE BENEFIT OF
NONPROFIT STATUS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
HANEY. SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL 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.
POLITICAL CLOSER ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES EYES 41 KNOWS ONE. THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT FOUL ITEM.
1 43 SPE 37 CLARK MARINE SENATE
BILL 8 37 BY SENATOR AMBERG AND
EQUITY TO DRIVER'S LICENSES
MARAMA SEMI OPENED THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. TODAY I
PRESENT SB 8373 VETERANS
DRIVER'S LICENSE DESIGNATIONS.
SB 837 BY SENATOR AMBURG WILL
INCREASE AWARENESS AND
ACCESSIBILITY TO VETERANS
BENEFITS BY REMOVING THE $5 FEE
, A VETERAN IS REQUIRED TO PAY
IN ORDER TO HAVE THE WORD
VETERAN PRINTED ON THEIR
DRIVER'S LICENSE OR
IDENTIFICATION CARD. BY MAKING
THIS DESIGNATION MORE ACCESSIBLE
AND EFFICIENTLY IDENTIFY
THEMSELVES AND ACCESS SERVICES
AND BENEFITS THEY ARE ENTITLED
TO, INCLUDING HOUSING,
HEALTHCARE, EMPLOYMENT AND
EDUCATION. A KEY GOAL BEHIND THE
LEGISLATION IS TO PERSUADE
VETERANS TO COME INTO THEIR
LOCAL COUNTY VETERANS SERVICE
OFFICE, WHICH IS REQUIRED TO
VERIFY THEIR VETERAN STATUS
BEFORE THEY GO INTO THE DMV TO
OBTAIN THE DESIGNATION. SB 837
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I ASKED
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RAMOS ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VOEPEL.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. HERE'S THE DEAL.
VETERANS SOME OF THEM ARE PTSD.
SOME OF THEM ARE VERY BITTER,
SOME OF THEM ALMOST HAVE TO BE
TALKED INTO GETTING A VETERAN'S
I D UNDER DRIVER'S LICENSE. THIS
BILL WILL MAKE IT MUCH BETTER.
$5 TO QUITE A FEW VETERANS
UNLESS THEY'RE HOMELESS, WHICH
THERE ARE MANY. DOESN'T MATTER,
AND MANY OF THE HOMELESS
VETERANS DON'T HAVE A DRIVER'S
LICENSE BECAUSE THEY DON'T
DRIVE. SO THE POINT I'M MAKING
ON THIS IS THIS IS A WONDERFUL
BILL. IT HELPS VETERANS AND IT
HELPS AND THE KEY HERE. IS, IT
SIMPLY SAYS. YOU FOUGHT YOUR
DIED. YOU GOT DISMEMBERED OR
WOUNDED FOR THE COUNTRY. YEAH,
WE CAN WAVE FIVE BUCKS ON THAT
ONE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK
YOU, MR VOEPEL. AND MR RAMOS.
DID YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER COMMENT
FOR CLOTHES? NO SPEAKER ASKED ME
I VOTE. THANK YOU. CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL 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. EYES 54 NO. ZERO BILL
IS PASSED. PAST TEMPORARILY ON
FILE ITEM 1 44 AND PASSING
ROUTINE ON 1 45 THROUGH 1 47.
BRINGING US TO FILE ITEM 1 48,
THIS IS SP 8 57 CLERK WILL READ
SENATE BILL 8 57 BY SENATOR WHO
S O AND OTHERS. AN APPLE EATS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS, DECLARING
THE CEDAR UPSET IMMEDIATELY.
MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA. YOU MAY OPEN
AT YOUR DESK. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF SB
857 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR HUESO.
SB 857 IS A SIMPLE SUNSET
EXTENSION BILL TO ENSURE THAT
CALIFORNIANS CAN CONTINUE TO
MAINTAIN AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO
BASIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SERVICES. SECOND PAGE SB 857
SUPPORTS CALIFORNIA'S UNIVERSAL
TELCOMMUNICATION SERVICE POLICY
BY ENABLING THE STATE TO
MAXIMIZE FEDERAL FUNDING
OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH COST
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT AND
ENSURING THAT CALIFORNIANS IN
HIGH COST COMMUNITIES CONTINUE
TO HAVE ACCESS TO 911. SB 857
HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN BOTH
HOUSES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
QUIRK-SILVA. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WERE SEEN TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES TWO THIRDS ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WORK WILL CLOSE. ROLLING TALLY
VOTES. 54 NO ZERO ON THE URGENCY
IS 54 NO. ZERO ON THE BILL. THE
BILL IS PASSED. MS REYES. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AT THE REQUEST
OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE MOVE ITEMS
TO A B 16 71 PATERSON TO THE
INACTIVE FILE, CORPORAL NOTE.
PAST TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM. 1
49. THIS IS FOUL ITEM 1 50 FOR
AMENDMENTS. SB 8 70 CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 8 70 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA MEMBER GARCIA ON
THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU. THE
AMENDMENT. SIMPLY ADD CO
AUTHORS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE CAN TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY NAME. YOU
ALWAYS HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. NEXT IS FOUL ITEM.
1 51 SB 8 77 WITH AMENDMENTS
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL 8
77 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RUBIO RUBIO.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THESE AMENDMENTS SIMPLY
INCLUDE CHANGES FROM THE SP 1 89
TRAILER BILL LANGUAGE. THANK
YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RUBIO.
AND AGAIN WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE
CAN TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED TO
NAME AS HAVING THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM. 1 52 SB 83, CORPORAL REED.
SENATOR LATE 83 BY SANTA ROTH
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
PUBLIC HEALTH. SOME MEMBER AGRA
CURRY MAY OPEN, UH, RISE TO
PRESENT SENATE BILL 883 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR ROTH AND
SENATOR PORTANTINO SP 883
EXTENSIVE SUNSET DATE FOR THE
UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD COLLECTION
PROGRAM BY ANOTHER FOUR YEARS TO
2027. SENATOR PORTANTINO
AUTHORED LEGISLATION TO CREATE
THIS PROGRAM IN 2010. AND SINCE
THAT TIME, THE PROGRAM HAS
FACILITATED THE COLLECTION OF
11,000UNITS OF LIFE SAVING CORD
BLOOD EACH YEAR HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
AGUIAR-CURRY, SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL 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. REQUIRES 54. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES AS 55
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 1 53. THIS
IS SB. 86 COURT WILL READ SENATE
BILL 8 86 BY CENTER, WIENER AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY, TO
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. REVIS,
YOU MAY OPEN AND THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. AS WE ALL KNOW, OUR
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ARE
NOT IMMUNE TO CALIFORNIA'S
ONGOING HOUSING CRISIS,
ACCORDING TO THE LEGISLATIVE
ANALYST'S OFFICE 5% OF /C
STUDENTS AND 10% OF CSU STUDENTS
HAVE RECENTLY EXPERIENCED
HOMELESSNESS. THAT'S OVER 60,000
STUDENTS AT FOUR YEAR
UNIVERSITIES IN OUR STATE. UH
THE STATISTICS ARE EVEN MORE
JARRING FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SYSTEM. A 2019 SURVEY OF 40,000
, CAN YOU? UH SOME COMMUNITY
COLLEGE STUDENTS FOUND THAT 19%
HAVE BEEN HOMELESS IN THE LAST
YEAR, WHILE 60 PERCENT HAD
EXPERIENCED SOME FORM OF HOUSING
INSECURITY. AND THIS HOUSING
SHORTAGE. IT DOESN'T JUST STOP
WITH STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF
MEMBERS OFTEN HAVE TO LIVE FAR
FROM CAMPUS TO FIND AFFORDABLE
HOUSING OPTIONS. THIS
LEGISLATION SENATE BILL 886, THE
STUDENT AND FACULTY HOUSING ACT
SEEKS TO HELP ADDRESS THIS
CRISIS BY STREAMLINING HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS FOR STUDENT AND
FACULTY ON UNIVERSITY LAND. IT
DOES SO BY SEEKING TO REMOVE
THESE PROJECTS FROM THE
CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
ACT SEQUA, ENSURING THAT THEY
ARE NOT STUCK IN LITIGATION OR
APPEALS AND ALLOWS C CSU IN
OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUSES
TO ADDRESS ITS ONGOING HOUSING
CRISIS IN EARNEST. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THANK YOU, MR REVIS,
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL 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 TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 46 NOSE TO THE BILL IS
PASSED. WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE OWNS 1 34 AND 1 55 BRINGING
US TO FILE ITEM 1 56. THIS IS SP
903 CLERK WILL READ SYLLABLE 903
BY SENATOR HERTZBERG AND I
RELATE AND THAT CAN LEAD TO
PRISONS. GIBSON, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY ARE PRESENT SB
903 BY SENATOR HIRSCHBERG. SP
903 REQUIRES A THOROUGH
EXAMINATION OF OUR STATE'S
EFFORTS TO ADDRESS HOUSING NEEDS
OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE ON PAROLE
. THIS BILL USE AND ALREADY
ESTABLISHED REPORTING MECHANISM
WITH THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS AND
REHABILITATION, AND THIS BILL
WILL PROVIDE US WITH ACCURATE
DATA DRIVEN INFORMATION TO
EXTEND UM, TO THOSE BETWEEN
THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN RECENTLY
INCARCERATED WITH SERIOUS MENTAL
ILLNESS. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS AND BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
WITH NO RED SHIRT OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN I VOTE
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR ROBERT
HERTZBERG ON ASSEMBLY SENATE
BILL 903. THANK YOU, MR GIBSON,
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 55 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT WE WILL
TAKE UP FILE ITEM 1 57. THIS IS
SB. 9 16 WITH AMENDMENTS CLERK
WILL READ CYNICAL 9 16 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASAMI MEMBER QUIRK
, SOME MEMBER CORK YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE AMENDMENTS. SER.
MICROPHONE. YEAH, HELPS WHEN YOU
USE THE MIC. THANK YOU, SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. UH AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING. I
ASKED ME OR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR. QUIRKE WITHOUT OBJECTION
, WE WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE
OPPOSED A NAME. THE EYES HAVE
IT. AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. WE WILL PASS TEMPORARILY
ON FILE ITEM 1 58 PASS AND
RETAIN ON 1 59 BRINGING US TO
FILE ITEM 1 60. THIS IS AS THE 9
41 CLERK WILL READ SENATE-ROOM 9
41 BY CENTER, PORTANTINO AND
OTHERS. NATURALLY, PEOPLE
INSTRUCTION SOME WOMAN REVIS,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SP 9 41 ADDRESSES
TEACHER SHORTAGES IN STEM
CLASSES AND DUAL LANGUAGE
IMMERSION PROGRAMS WHEN THE
COVID 19 PANDEMIC STARTED,
CALIFORNIA WAS ALREADY
EXPERIENCING DECLINING NUMBERS
OF TEACHERS. STUDENTS HAVE FACED
UNPRECEDENTED TIMES AND
DISRUPTIONS AND LEARNING HAVE
BEEN EXACERBATED BY TEACHER
SHORTAGES. THESE SHORTAGES ARE
MOST PRONOUNCED FOR MATH,
SCIENCE AND BILINGUAL EDUCATION
, ALLOWING COLLABORATIONS
BETWEEN SCHOOL DISTRICTS WHERE A
STUDENT CAN PARTICIPATE IN
ANOTHER DISTRICT'S CLASS CAN
HELP COMBAT THE PROBLEM. THANK
YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS REVIS
. SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
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. TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 54
NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. WE
WILL PASS TEMPORARILY ON FILE
ITEM. 1 61 ASTON ROUTINE ON 1 62
THROUGH 1 69. BRINGING US TO
FILE ITEM 1 70. THIS IS SB 10 16
CLERK WILL READ BILL 10 16 BY
SENATOR PORTANTINO AND OTHERS IN
NAPOLI'S SPECIAL EDUCATION. SOME
MEMBER PETRIE-NORRIS YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBER I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
SB 10 16 ON BEHALF OF OUR
COLLEAGUE, SENATOR PORTANTINO.
SB 10 16 ADDRESSES THE ISSUE OF
FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER
WITHIN OUR STATE EDUCATION
SYSTEM. F A. S D IS NOT A
RECOGNIZED CATEGORY FOR SPECIAL
EDUCATION UNDER THE INDIVIDUALS
WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT.
STUDENTS WITH FASD MAY STRUGGLE
WITH MEMORY COMPREHENSION.
ATTENTION DEFICITS,
INTERPERSONAL SKILLS, SENSORY
PROCESSING AND MORE, ALL OF
WHICH PROFOUNDLY AFFECTED
LEARNING EXPERIENCE. SB 10 16
WOULD REQUIRE THAT FASD BE
INCLUDED UNDER THE OTHER HEALTH
IMPAIRMENT DEFINITION FOR
INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS.
THAT'S EXPANDING SPECIAL
EDUCATION FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY
. SB 10 16 HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS UNANIMOUS SUPPORT AND
BOTH SENATE AND ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEES AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR I VOTE TODAY. THANK
YOU, MISS PETRIE-NORRIS. SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS, BILL CLARK 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.
WILL CLOSE A ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 52 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
WE'RE GONNA BE MOVING FORWARD TO
FILE ITEM. 1 92. THIS IS SB 11
83 WITH AMENDMENTS CORK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 11 83 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOME MEMBER FOR
MAKING DOLLY DOLLY ON THE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT SB 11
83 BY SENATOR GROVE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ADDING AN URGENCY
CLAUSE AND OTHER TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS DOLLY
, SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED,
SAY, NAY, THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. WE WILL BE MOVING BACK TO
FILE ITEM 181. THIS IS SB. 11 16
WITH AMENDMENTS CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 11 16 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANTIAGO SANTIAGO ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. UH THE AMENDMENTS ARE
AT CO AUTHORS CLARIFY WHO IS
ELIGIBLE FOR THE EQUITY PAYROLL
FUND AND MAKE OTHER TECHNICAL
CHANGES ARE RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAME YOU
GUYS HAVEN'T AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. WILL BE
MOVING FORWARD TO ILE ITEM 204
. THIS IS SP 12 96 CLERK WILL
READ 12 96 BY SENATOR PAN AND
ACTIVATING THE PUBLIC HEALTH
DOCTOR RAMBLE YOU MAY OPEN FROM
YOUR DESK. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT SENATE BILL 12 96 BY
SENATOR PAN, WHICH WILL TAKE THE
NECESSARY STEPS TO EMPOWER
CALIFORNIA TO RAPIDLY DETECT AND
RESPOND TO EMERGING VIRAL
THREAT. TO IMPROVE OUR VIRAL
SURVEILLANCE NETWORK S B 12 96
WILL DIRECT CD PH TO EVALUATE
CALIFORNIA'S CURRENT VIRAL
SURVEILLANCE CAPABILITIES AND TO
ESTABLISH A CENTRAL VIRAL
SURVEILLANCE HUB OF
COMMUNICATION WITH VIRAL
SURVEILLANCE LABS ALL OVER OUR
STATE TO MONITOR AND RESPOND TO
VIRAL THREATS. LASTLY C D PH
WILL BE REQUIRED TO PUBLISH THE
VIRAL GENETIC SEQUENCE OF ANY
NEW VIRAL THREAT IT IDENTIFIES
ON ITS WEBSITE SO THAT BOTH
SCIENTISTS AND THE PUBLIC CAN
IMMEDIATELY BEGIN USING THE
VIRAL SEQUENCES TO IDENTIFY
POSSIBLE TREATMENTS. THANK YOU
MEMBERS, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
ARAMBULA, SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 45 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. WE
WILL BE MOVING FORWARD TO FILE
ITEM TO 24. THIS IS SB. 14 34
CLERK WILL READ CYNICAL 14 34 BY
SENATOR ROTH AND OTHERS IN
APPALACHIA, CHIROPRACTORS AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION AT FOUR
MEMBER BERMAN, YOU MAY OPEN. MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. THIS IS
THE FIRST OF THREE SUNSET BILLS
THAT I'M PRESENTING SP 14 34
MAKES SUBSTANTIVE AND TECHNICAL
CHANGES TO THE BOARD OF
CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS AS A
RESULT OF THE BOARDS 2022 JOINT
SUNSET REVIEW RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BERMAN. SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
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 TALLY THE VOTES AS 15 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS
FILE ITEM TO 25. THIS IS SP 14
36 CLERK WILL READ SENEGAL 14 36
BY CENTER, ROTH AND OTHERS IN
APP RELATED TO RESPIRATORY
THERAPY. SOME BERMAN YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. SP
14 36 IS THE SUNSET BILL FOR THE
RESPIRATORY CARE BOARD AND
REFLECTS ISSUES DISCUSSED AT THE
MARCH 7TH JOINT SUNSET REVIEW
HEARING. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BERMAN.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL 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. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
, EYES 50 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. AND THIS IS FOUL ITEM TO
26. SB 14. 38 CLERK WILL READ
SENATOR 14 38 BY SENATOR ROTH
AND OTHERS AND OPERATING THE
HEALING ARTS ONCE AGAIN IN SOME
MEMBER BERMAN, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU AGAIN, MR SPEAKER S B.
14 38 IS THE SUNSET BIL FOR THE
PHYSICAL THERAPY BOARD OF
CALIFORNIA AND REFLECTS ISSUES
DISCUSSED DURING THE JOINT
SUNSET REVIEW. I ONCE AGAIN
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN. I SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL SO QUICK WILL OPEN THE ROLL
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 54 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT WE WILL BE TAKING UP THE
FILE ITEM 2 46. THIS IS SB 4 67
FOR PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS,
CORPORAL REED. NUMBER 4 67 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY REVERB ON
TO RESPOND TO YOU MAY OPEN. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO SB 4 67 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR WIENER. THE
AMENDMENTS ADDRESS CHATTERING
OUT ISSUES. THANK YOU AND ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR WIENER, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS PONTA, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS AND WITHOUT OBJECTION
, WE WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. AS A PERSON.
NAME IS HAVEN'T THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED? THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. WE WILL
BE GOING BACK AND FILE TO NUMBER
1 54. THIS IS SB 8 93 CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 8 93 BY
SENATOR BECKER AND OTHERS
INOCULATED COMMUNITY COLLEGES
RAMON, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS HERE TO
PRESENT SB 8 93, WHICH WILL MAKE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE MORE
AFFORDABLE FOR STUDENTS MOST IN
NEED WITHIN THE CEMETERY COUNTY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT. ALSO
REFERRED TO AS THE SMC CCD. THIS
BILL GRANTS THE DISTRICT MUCH
NEEDED FLEXIBILITY SO THEY COULD
BETTER UTILIZE EXISTING LOCAL
REVENUE TO REMOVE COSTS FOR
STUDENTS AND ASSIST THEM WITH
THEIR TOTAL COST OF ATTENDANCE.
THIS MEASURE HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT,
AND I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR MULLEN. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL 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. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 52. NO. ZERO
BILL HAS PASSED.
NEXT WILL BE TAKING UP FILE ITEM
2 54. THIS IS SB 717 WITH
AMENDMENTS CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 7 17 WITH AMENDMENT
SPICE AND REMEMBER, QUIRK-SILVA
REMEMBER QUIRK-SILVA AND THEY
OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I'M PRESENTING
SENATE BILL 7 17 FOR PURPOSES OF
AMENDMENTS ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
DODD AMENDMENTS SIMPLY CLARIFY
THE DEFINITION OF WIRE LION LINE
. BROADBAND ACCESS POINTS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE WILL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAME THE
EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.NEXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 76. SB 9 50
FOR CLARK WOLVERINE. SENATE BILL
9 54 BY SENATOR ARCHULETTA
ACTUALLY TO EMPLOYMENT. SOME
MEMBER COOPER, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. SB 954 REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ATIONS
TO ESTABLISH AN ONLINE DATABASE
OF ELECTRONIC CERTIFIED PAYROLL
RECORDS SUBMITTED IN COMPLIANCE
WITH PUBLIC WORKS REQUIREMENTS.
THE ONLINE DATABASE WILL BE
ACCESSIBLE TO MOTOR EMPLOYER,
TAFT HARTLEY TRUST FUNDS AND
JOINT LABOR MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEES. HAVE BEEN
ESTABLISHED PURSUANT TO THE
FEDERAL LABOR MANAGEMENT
COOPERATION ACT OF 1978
ELECTRONIC CERTIFIED PAYROLL IS
AN ESSENTIAL TOOL USED BY THE
STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER AND
LABOR COMPLIANCE ENTITIES TO
ENSURE THAT CONTRACTORS ON
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS ARE NOT
MISUSING TAXPAYER DOLLARS AND
CHEATING WORKERS AND THE
PREVAILING WAGE. THEY'RE
ENTITLED TO. BY ESTABLISHING A
STANDALONE DATABASE. IT WILL
ENABLE A MORE EFFICIENT FORM OF
RECORD ACCESS THAT WILL LEAD TO
INCREASED LABOR COMPLIANCE
STREAM ON THE PROCESS TO
CALCULATE EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS
AND SAVE TAXPAYER DOLLARS BY
DECREASING THE WORKLOAD OF
AWARDING AGENCIES AND DIVISION
OF LABOR STANDARDS AND
ENFORCEMENT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
COOPER. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL
CLARK 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.
LOCAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 41 NO. SEVEN. THE BILL
IS PASSED. WE WILL BE MOVING
BACK AND FILE TO FILE. MM 202.
THIS IS SP 12 55 CORPORAL GREEN.
SENATE BILL 12 55 I, SENATOR
PORTANTINO INOCULATED SOLID WAYS
. CAN YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS SP 12 55
ESTABLISHES THE DISHWASHER GRANT
PROGRAM FOR WASTE REDUCTION IN K
THROUGH 12 SCHOOLS. CURRENTLY
THERE IS NO PROGRAM IN
CALIFORNIA DEDICATED TO TACKLING
SINGLE USE WASTE ROOM COMING
FROM OUR K THROUGH 12 CAFETERIAS
. INDUSTRIAL DISH MACHINES
PRESENTED UPSTREAM WASTE
PREVENTION MEASURE BY AVOIDING
SINGLE USE ITEMS IN THE FIRST
PLACE. INSTEAD OF CONTRIBUTING
TO THE WASTE CRISIS FACING
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS CAN ELIMINATE
THE SINGLE USE FOOD WEAR AND
HELP REDUCE WASTE WHILE
INSTILLING THE VALUES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP IN OUR
STUDENTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BAUER-KAHAN. SIENDO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
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. CLARK WILL. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 54 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS
HAS FILED ADAM TO 72 SP 9 36
CLERK WILL READING SENATE BILL 9
39 36 BY SANTA GLACIER AND
ACTIVATING THE RESOURCE
CONSERVATION AND YOUR AGAIN
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
STAND PRESENTING SP 9 36 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR GLASER SP 9 36
IS VERY SIMILAR TO SP 804
BIPARTISAN BILL THAT PASSED
THROUGH THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS
WITH NO NO VOTES. THE BILL WOULD
CREATE A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TRAINING CENTER TO TEACH
FORESTRY AND VEGETATION
MANAGEMENT SKILLS TO FORMERLY
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS. IN
ADDITION TO GROWING OUR STATE'S
VITALLY NEEDED FOREST MANAGEMENT
WORKFORCE BILL WILL REDUCE
RECIDIVISM BY PROVIDING A DIRECT
PATHWAY TO A FORESTRY CAREER AS
THESE INDIVIDUALS REENTER
SOCIETY SP 9 36 WILL HELP
ADDRESS TWO OF OUR STATE'S
GREATEST CHALLENGES. IT WILL
HELP US PREVENT DESTRUCTIVE
WILDFIRES BY MAKING OUR FORESTS
HEALTHY AND RESILIENT, AND IT
WILL REDUCE RECIDIVISM BY
PROVIDING SUPPORT AND
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE IN NEED.
THE BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK HER I VOTE.
THANK YOU. EVERYONE CAN SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL PURPLE 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. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 56
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE'LL BE MOVING BACK AND FILE.
FELL OUT IN 1 29. THIS IS SB 7
68 CORE CHLORINE. BEALL 7 68 BY
SANTA GLACIER INOCULATING THE
COW WORKS, GABRIEL, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
TODAY I'M PRESENTING SB 7 68 ON
BEHALF OF MY COLLEAGUE FROM
ORINDA. THIS CLEANUP BILL BUILDS
ON LAST YEAR'S SB 12 32, WHICH
ALLOWED QUALIFYING LOW INCOME
STUDENT PARENTS ENROLLED IN
PUBLICLY FUNDED COLLEGES TO
RECEIVE COWL WORKS BENEFITS FOR
UP TO FOUR YEARS. THIS YEAR'S
BILL CLARIFIES THAT STUDENTS AT
NONPROFITPOST SECONDARY
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS WILL BE
ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE COWL WORKS
BENEFITS THAT STUDENTS WHO HAVE
DONE ORIENTATION ONCE ARE NOT
REQUIRED TO DO THEM AGAIN UNLESS
THEY HAVE BEEN OFF OF EIGHT FOR
MORE THAN A YEAR THAT ALL
INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS, INCLUDING
SUMMER SESSION CLASSES, MEET THE
SB 12 32 STANDARDS AND STUDENTS
DO NOT HAVE TO LOOK FOR WORK TO
PERFORM WELFARE TO WORK
ACTIVITIES TO SATISFY
INSTRUCTIONAL OUR REQUIREMENTS
DURING SEMESTER OR QUARTER
BIKES. ACCORDING TO THE PUBLIC
POLICY INSTITUTE OF CALIFORNIA
BY 2025, CALIFORNIA FACE A
SHORTFALL OF ONE MILLION COLLEGE
GRADUATES AT THE SAME TIME
COLLEGE STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA
EXPERIENCING UNPRECEDENTED
LEVELS OF HOUSING AND FOOD
INSECURITY, MAKING COLLEGE
EDUCATION LESS ACCESSIBLE,
ESPECIALLY FOR LOW INCOME
STUDENTS. A COLLEGE EDUCATION IS
EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO ATTAIN
FOR STUDENT PARENTS ON KAUAI
WORKS, AND THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC
HAS ONLY EXACERBATED THOSE
STRUGGLES. HIS PARENTS ARE
FORCED TO JUGGLE, WORKING AND
STUDYING FROM HOME WHILE STILL
PROVIDING CHILDCARE. THANK YOU
ANDRESPECTFULLY QUESTION I VOTE
ON SB 7 68. THANK YOU, MR
GABRIEL. SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL, THE PARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLL 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. TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 55 NO. ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED MOVING FORWARD TO
FILE ITEM TO 73. THIS SP 9 48
CLERK WILL READ 9 48 BY SENATOR
PACKARD ACT, LIVING IN HOUSING
AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE, ANDERSON MEMBER
GABRIEL, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. PROUD TO PRESENT SP
9 48 BILL THAT WOULD HELP TO CUT
COSTS FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING
PROJECTS IN CALIFORNIA. RIGHT
NOW. HDD REQUIRES PROJECTS THAT
HAVE WRESTLE ASSISTANCE CONTACTS
TO SET ASIDE ENOUGH MONEY TO
COVER A YEAR OF RENTAL
ASSISTANCE FOR TENANTS IN WHAT'S
CALLED A TRANSITION RESERVE.
TRANSITION RESERVES RANGE FROM A
FEW FROM A FEW $100,000 AND A
SMALL PROJECT TO SEVERAL MILLION
DOLLARS IN A LARGE PROJECT. HDD
RECENTLY COMMISSIONED TO STUDY
ON THIS SUBJECT THAT FOUND THAT
THE USE OF THESE RESERVES WAS
ALMOST NON EXISTENT. SB 9 48
WOULD ELIMINATE THIS REQUIREMENT
FOR INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS AND
INSTEAD ALLOW HDD TO CREATE A
PULLED RESERVE LIKE AN INSURANCE
FUND. THIS BILL CAPITALIZES THE
INITIAL FUND WITH $5 MILLION AT
HTTPS REQUESTS. SPONSORS
ESTIMATE THIS BILL COULD UNLOCK
AS MUCH AS 40 MILLION IN
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUNDING THAT
IS SITTING UNUSED IN THESE
RESERVES ON BEHALF OF MY
FAVORITE REPRESENTATIVE SILICON
VALLEY RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL,
SEEING THE MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL COOL OPEN. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. REQUIRES 50 FOR ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES, EYES
55 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT WE WILL TAKE UP FILE ITEM
TO 83. THIS IS SB 1001 FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS, CORPORAL
REED. SENATE BILL 10 OH, ONE
WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN. AND
REMEMBER, IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. UH THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SP 1001 REQUIRES THE
CALC SECTOR REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE ON THE FEASIBILITY
OF REQUIRING CREDIT BUREAUS TO
USE DIFFERENT METHODS TO COMBAT
FRAUD. THE FLOOR AMENDMENTS
DELAY THE OPERATIVE DATE OF THE
BILL BY ONE YEAR TO ALLOW CALC
SICK MORE TIME TO COMPLETE THE
REPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
ARRIVAL VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
IRWIN SENA MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE WILL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. OTHERS
IMPOSING NATE THE EYES HAVE IT.
AND IT'S OUR ADOPTED THE BILL IS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM TO 92 SB 1047
OR READ. SENATE BILL 10 47 BY
SOONER LEÓN AND ACTIVATING AN
EARLY LEARNING EARLY LEARNING
AND CARE. AND SOME MEMBER
MCCARTHY, YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS WOULD
EXPAND ACCESS FOR CALIFORNIA
STATE SUBSIDIZED CHILDCARE AND
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS BY HELPING
FAMILIES AND PROVIDERS BY
REDUCING ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS
BY PROVIDING A 2024 MONTH
CONTINUOUS ELIGIBILITY PROCESS,
ALLOWING FORM A STREAMLINED
PROCESS FOR ELIGIBILITY AND
EVENTUAL ENROLLMENT IN
CALIFORNIA EARLY LEARNING
PROGRAMS. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MCCARTY. SEEING NEW
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL, THE PARK 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. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 48 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS IS FOUL
ITEM TO 96 X S B 10 71. PURPOSES
OF AMENDMENTS. CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 10 71 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOME REMEMBER
BRIAN ANDERSON. REMEMBER BRIAN,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO S. B 10 71
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR HAMBURG.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS RESOLVE THE
CHAPTER IN CONFLICT WITH A B 27
11. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN. SEE,
YOU KNOW MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THESE AMENDMENTS AND
WITHOUT OBJECTION. THE CLERK.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY NAY. YOU GUYS
HAVE IT? IT WAS. EXCUSE ME. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE.
WE WILL BE TAKING UP FILE ITEM 3
19. THIS IS SP 12 30 FOR
AMENDMENTS COURT WILL READ ALL
12 30 WITH AMENDMENTS BY SOME
WOMEN, BERMAN BERMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS. SB 12 30 TO
REMOVE INTENT LANGUAGE AND
ADDRESSED CHAPTER RING OUT
CONFLICTS RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR
I VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR BERMAN SEE, NO MEMBERS
WERE SOON TO DISCUSS THE
AMENDMENTS AND WITHOUT OBJECTION
, WE WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE
OPPOSED, SAY, NAY GUYS, HAVE IT.
EMAILS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
NEXT WE WILL TAKE UP FILE ITEM 3
24. THIS IS SP 13. OH, TWO FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS. QUARRIED
CYNICAL 13. OH, TWO WITH
AMENDMENTS BASED, REMEMBER RUBIO
RUBIO, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENTS. YES THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. THESE
AMENDMENTS WILL CLARIFY THE
EVALUATION PROCEDURE FOR
APPLICANTS BY REQUIRING THE
APPLICANT TO VERIFY THAT IT HAS
CONSULTED WITH THE LOCAL COUNTY
MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN
PROGRAM. PLANNING AND SERVICE
DELIVERY. THEY ALSO CLARIFIED
THAT THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION MAY GIVE PREFERENCE TO
APPLICANTS WHOSE GRANT
APPLICATION DEMONSTRATES GREATER
PROGRAM COLLABORATION IN THE
COUNTY. UH THANK YOU, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MS RUBIO, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THESE
AMENDMENTS. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY AYE, THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAY
, THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED AND THE
BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. NEXT WE'LL TAKE UP FILE
AND, UM 3 23. THIS IS SB 12. 71
CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL 12
71 BY SENATOR WILK AND
ACTIVATING THE PUBLIC CONTRACTS
. KYLIE, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT SP
12 71 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR WILK
. THIS BILL WILL REQUIRE THAT
PRIOR TO THE EXTENSION OR
RENEWAL OF A NO BID STATE
CONTRACT OF $75 MILLION OR MORE.
THE CONTRACTING STATE AGENCIES
SHALL SUBMIT TO THE JOINT
LEGISLATIVE BUDGET COMMITTEE,
THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE
CONTRACT. THIS WILL PROVIDE THE
COMMITTEE WITH THE INFORMATION
NECESSARY ON WHETHER TO HOLD AN
OVERSIGHT HEARING BASED ON THE
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE
CONTRACT SINCE THE START OF THE
COVID OF COVID 19 PANDEMIC,
STATE AGENCIES ENTERED INTO
NEARLY $12 BILLION IN NO BID
CONTRACTS WITH MORE ON THE WAY
UH, THIS LEGISLATION WILL
ADDRESS CONCERNS RELATED TO
THOSE NO BID CONTRACTS BY GIVING
THE LEGISLATURE THE INFORMATION
NECESSARY FOR ADEQUATE OVERSIGHT
TO PREVENT WASTE FRAUD AND ABUSE
OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS. THE BILL IS
SUPPORTED BY THE CALIFORNIA
CLEAN MONEY CAMPAIGN AND HOWARD
JARVIS TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION.
IT'S RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
SO FAR AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR KILEY, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
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. QUIL. CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU THE VOTES, EYES 53 NO. ZERO.
THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FOUL ITEM. 3 31 SB
14 7 CLERK WILL READ SANIBEL 14
OH, SEVEN BY CENTRAL BECKER AND
OTHERS AN ACCOLADE TO ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT. SIMILAR CERVANTES,
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT SENATE BILL 14 7, THE
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP
BACK ON BEHALF OF SENATOR JOSH
BECKER. DESPITE PARTISAN BILL
WILL ESTABLISH A DEDICATED
EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP HUB WITHIN
GLOBE IS THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT. THERE IS NO
OPPOSITION TO THIS FILM HAS
RECEIVED ZERO NO VOTES
THROUGHOUT THE LEGISLATIVE
PROCESS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
I VOTE. ON SB 14. OH, SEVEN.
THANK YOU. MR MONTI'S SEEING THE
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL 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.
ITALIAN VOTE SIZE 52 NO. ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 17 SP
12 15 EXCUSE ME PAST TEMPORARILY
ON THAT. 11-3 20 SP 12 46 CLERK,
MAUREEN SENATE BILL 12 46 BY
CENTER STERN. TAXATION OF MAKING
APPROPRIATION AT FORD CLEARLY
RECEDED. EXPECT IMMEDIATELY.
IRWIN YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
SP 12 46 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
STERN. OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS,
OUR STATE HAS BEEN DEVASTATED BY
A SERIES OF CATASTROPHIC
WILDFIRES, RESULTING IN BILLIONS
OF DOLLARS IN DAMAGES AND TOO
MANY LIVES LOST. SOME VICTIMS
HAVE RECEIVED FINANCIAL RELIEF
THROUGH SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
WITH THOSE AT FAULT. WE HAVE AS
A LEGISLATURE NUMEROUS TIMES
ACTED TO EXEMPT THESE
SETTLEMENTS FROM TAXATION, WHICH
WOULD HAVE TAKEN THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS OUT OF THE POCKETS OF
THOSE HARDEST HIT BY THESE
WILDFIRES. SP 12 46 SEEKS TO
PROVIDE THE SAME PEACE OF MIND
AND FINANCIAL RELIEF BY ENSURING
THAT THE FUNDS FROM A RECENT
SETTLEMENT BETWEEN SOCAL EDISON
AND SURVIVORS FROM THE THOMAS
AND WOLSEY FIRES IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA ARE EXEMPT FROM
PERSONAL INCOME TAXES. THIS BILL
IS SUPPORTED BY CONSUMER
ATTORNEYS AND HOWARD JARVIS
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR IRWIN,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL, FOR QUOTE,
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES TWO THIRDS. WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 56 NO
. ZERO ON THE URGENCY. ICE 56 0
ON THE MEASURE OF THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
29 SP 13 74 CLERK WILL READ 13
74 BY SENATOR GEORGE IS AN
APPALACHIAN TAXATION TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY
WHEN YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
AGAIN, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT SP 13 74 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR BORGES. THIS PROVIDES A
STATE INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR
CONTRIBUTIONS TO TUITION SAVINGS
PROGRAMS KNOWN AS SCHOLAR SHARE.
5 29 ACCOUNTS, ALTHOUGH
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NOT CURRENTLY
DEDUCTIBLE EARNINGS ON A 5 29
ACCOUNT GROW TAX FREE AT THE
FEDERAL LEVEL AND ARE NOT TAXED
WHEN USED FOR EDUCATIONAL
EXPENSES IN AN EFFORT TO
INCENTIVIZE SAVING FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION. 34 STATES OFFER
FULLER PARTIAL TAX CREDITS OR
DEDUCTIONS WHILE A SIMILAR BILL
WAS VETOED IN 2019 DUE TO BUDGET
CONSTRAINTS. WITH OUR BUDGET
SURPLUS THIS YEAR, WE HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO ENCOURAGE
TAXPAYERS TO SAVE FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION. THIS BILL IS
SPONSORED BY THE STATE
TREASURER'S OFFICE HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR IRWIN. SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL 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. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 58 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. WE ARE
MOVING BACK AND FILED TO ITEM 1
10, THIS IS SB 2. 81 CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL TO 81 BY SANTA
DODD. ACTUALLY IN THE MEDICAL.
WOULD YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE WITH RIP TO
PRESENT SB 2 81 FOR SENATOR DODD
. THIS EXTENDS THE SUNSET FOR
THE TEMPORARY STATE ONLY
EXPANSION TO THE CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY TRANSITIONS PROGRAM,
OR CCT. THROUGH 2028 WHILE
PRESERVING FLEXIBILITY IN THE
PROGRAM. THE CCT PROGRAM IS PART
OF THE FEDERAL DEMONSTRATION
PROJECT, CALLED MONEY FOLLOWS
THE PERSON THAT PROVIDES FUNDING
FOR LOW INCOME SENIORS AND
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO
TRANSITION FROM SKILLED NURSING
FACILITIES BACK INTO THE
COMMUNITY WITH APPROPRIATE
SERVICES AND SUPPORTS EXTENDING
THE FLEXIBILITY OF THE CCT WILL
ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
CARE SERVICES TO CONTINUE SORT
OF INDIVIDUALS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR
THE FEDERAL PROGRAM OR PROVIDING
COST SAVINGS TO THE STATE.
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR. WOULD
SENIOR MEMBERS WERE SEEN TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL 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. MARK WILL.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLYING THE
VOTES, EYES 55. NO ZERO BILLS
PASSED. EXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM.
1 19 SCR 92, THE PARTICLE READ.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 92
BY SENATOR LEYVA AND OTHERS
RELATIVELY EQUAL RIGHTS.
WE WILL CONTINUE AS A MEMBER, DR
WEBBER, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU.
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION, 92 SIMPLY
AUTHORIZES AND REQUEST THAT THE
CALIFORNIA LAW REVISION
COMMISSION STUDY REPORT ON AND
PREPARE RECOMMENDED LEGISLATION
TO REVISE CALIFORNIA LAW TO
REMEDY ANY DEFECTS IN ITS
LANGUAGE OR IMPACT THAT
DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF
SEX. WELL IT IS LONG OVERDUE FOR
THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT TO BE
VALIDATED. WE AS THE LEGISLATURE
CAN AND MUST TAKE ACTION NOW BY
PREPARING IT FOR IT TO BE
CERTIFIED AND MAKE IT POSSIBLE
THAT CALIFORNIA IS READY TO
IMPLEMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
MEMBERS. I WOULD HOPE THAT WE
ALL AGREE THAT LAWS THAT
DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF SEX
ARE WRONG. SCR 92 WILL SIMPLY
HELP TO SUGGEST REMEDIES AS A
PROUD CO AUTHOR OF THIS
RESOLUTION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, DR WEBBER, SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THE RESOLUTION, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. 50 NOTE NO. ZERO THE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED.
MEMBERS THIS IS FILE ITEM. 1 49
. SB 858 CRITICAL READING.
SENATE BILL 8 58 BY SANTA WIENER
INOCULATED HEALTHCARE SERVICE
PLANS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RECURRING YOU MAY OPEN. MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. SP 858
STRENGTHENS GMHC S ABILITY TO
LOVE YOU. BEHAVIOR CHANGING
FINDS ON NONCOMPLIANT HEALTH
PLANS, HELPING TO ENSURE
HEALTHCARE ACCESS AND IMPROVING
UPHOLD CONSUMER PROTECTIONS. IT
WILL LINK IT WILL INCREASE THE
PENALTY AMOUNTS FOR HEALTH PLANS
FROM $2500 TO 25,000 WHEN THEY
VIOLATE STANDARDS BY FAILING TO
PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR MEDICALLY
NECESSARY CARE, BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH CARE SERVICES, GENDER
AFFIRMING CARE, TIMELY ACCESS TO
CARE OR OTHER CRITICAL CONSUMER
PROTECTIONS WHEN HEALTH PLANS
FAIL TO COMPLY WITH STATE LAW,
THEIR ACTIONS CAN POSE
SIGNIFICANT. AND EVEN LIFE
THREATENING HEALTH CHALLENGES BY
STRENGTHENING CALIFORNIA'S
ABILITY TO LEVY BEHAVIOR,
CHANGING FINES ON NONCOMPLIANT
HEALTH PLANS. ACCESS TO HEALTH
CARE WILL IMPROVE. THANK YOU AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU SOME MORE
AGUIAR-CURRY SEEING. NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BUILDING
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.
MR AGUIAR-CURRY. WE WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL EYES 41 17. THE BILL IS
PASSED.
NEXT WE WILL TAKE UP FILE ITEM 1
61. THIS IS SP 9 44 FOR PURPOSES
OF AMENDMENTS WILL READ 9 44
WITH AMENDMENTS BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER WOULD, DOCTOR WOULD YOU
MEAN OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS?
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THE AMENDMENTS REQUIRED
COVER CALIFORNIA TO ADMINISTER
COST SHARING REDUCTION
ASSISTANCE IF FUNDED THROUGH AN
APPROPRIATION IN THE BUDGET AND,
IF SPECIFIED, ENHANCED FEDERAL
PREMIUM SUBSIDIES ARE MADE
AVAILABLE FOR THE 23 24 CALENDAR
YEARS. I ASK YOUR VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
WOULD AND MR FLORA, WE WITHHOLD
CONSENT AND ASK FOR A ROLL CALL
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR FLORA.
SEEING THE OTHER MEMBERS WERE
SEEN TO DISCUSS THE AMENDMENTS.
WE WILL TAKE A ROLL CALL VOTE,
THE COURT WILL OPEN THE ROLL ON
THE AMENDMENTS ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MAJORITY PRESENT AND VOTING.
ISIS'S. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. AND
TALLY THOSE EYES. 40 KNOWS 15
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILL IS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
YES HIS FINAL ITEM. 1 72. SB 10
66 CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL
10 66 BY CENTER HÃTO AND
ACTUALLY RUN ACTUALLY
INACTIVATING THE PUBLIC SOCIAL
SERVICES ARAMBULA, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 10 66 BY SENATOR HER
TATO SB 10 66 ADDRESSES THE
IMPACTS OF DROUGHT ON FARM
WORKERS BY CREATING THE
CALIFORNIA FARMWORKERS DROUGHT
RESILIENCE PROJECT PROVIDING
ELIGIBLE FARMWORKER HOUSEHOLDS.
WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO
MEET BASIC NEEDS MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR ARAMBULA.
SENIOR MEMBERS WERE SEEN TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE OTHERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE POLITICAL
CLOSE THE ROLE IN TONALITY THE
VOTES, EYES 42 NOS. FIVE. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS WILL MOVE FORWARD TO
FILE ITEMS TO A THIS IS SB 13 17
CLERK WILL READ SENEGAL 13 17.
BY SARAH RAFFERTY. APPALACHIAN
SECONDHAND GOODS. GIBSON, YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT SP 13 17 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR BRADFORD. THIS BILL IS A
CONSUMER PROTECTION MEASURE
UNDER SB 13 17 POND BROKERS WILL
CONTINUE TO SUBMIT SERIAL
NUMBERS AND OTHER IDENTIFYING
PROPERTY INFORMATION. THIS DOES
NOT INCLUDE PERSONAL INFORMATION
TO THE CAPS, WHICH IS A
STATEWIDE DATABASE FOR
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DESIGNATED
TO TRACKING STOLEN ITEMS. SB 13
17 ACHIEVES A BALANCE,
SAFEGUARDING THE PRIVACY OF OUR
CUSTOMERS. AND WHILE ASSISTING
LAW ENFORCEMENT WHILE TRACING
AND RECOVERING STOLEN ITEMS, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK WHAT I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. NOTE
THE DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR GIBSON MOVES THE CALL. THIS
IS FILE ITEM TWO. OH, NINE. SB
13 26 CLERK WILL READ SENATE
BILL 13 26 BY SANDRA CABELL AND
ACCOLADE IN CANNABIS VERMIN YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES SP 13 26 WOULD
PROVIDE A MECHANISM FOR
CALIFORNIA TO PERMIT CROSS
JURISDICTIONAL CANNABIS COMMERCE
WITH ANY STATE THAT HAS
LEGALIZED CANNABIS USED THROUGH
INTERSTATE AGREEMENTS. PREVIOUS
AMENDMENTS PROVIDE THE
INTERSTATE CANNABIS AGREEMENTS
UNDER THE BILL CANNOT GO INTO
EFFECT UNTIL THERE IS AN
APPROPRIATE ASSURANCE THAT THESE
AGREEMENTS WILL NOT CAUSE
CONFLICT BETWEEN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AND THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU. SOME
MEMBER BERMAN, SEEING THE
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS REQUIRES TWO THIRDS
MEMBERS. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR BERMAN MOVES THE CALL.
MEMBERS WERE MOVING FORWARD TO
FILE ITEM 302 THIS IS SB 10 90
CLERK WOLVERINE. SENATE BILL 10
95 SOONER AND ACTUALLY IN THE
FOSTER YOUTH, COOLEY, YOU MAY
OPEN COLLEAGUES. I'M DELIGHTED
TO BRING SENATOR HURTADO'S BILL
TODAY TO THE FLOOR FOR A VOTE.
UM THIS BILL RELATES TO FOSTER
YOUTH AND SUPPORT FOR FOSTER
YOUTH. UH IF THEY'VE HAD THAT IN
THEIR HISTORY YOU KNOW, IT'S THE
TRUTH IN LIFE THAT NO MATTER
WHAT THE CHALLENGES YOU FACE, IF
YOU FEEL THERE IS SUPPORT FOR
YOU PEOPLE FIND A WAY TO KIND OF
CONFRONT THINGS AND MOVE
FORWARD. HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE
MAINTAIN THE FAMILY URGENT
RESPONSE SYSTEM. THIS IS A
HOTLINE AVAILABLE TO KIDS AND
CAREGIVERS, THE FOSTER CARE
SYSTEM. IN THE EVENT OF A NEED.
THE ABILITY EXISTS TO CALL THAT
HOTLINE TO GET BOTH, UM ACCESS
TO SERVICES YOU MAY NEED IN YOUR
DILEMMA. BUT EVEN LOCAL RESPONSE
TEAMS SUPPORT TEAMS, SO A VERY
IMPORTANT PORTAL. FOR KIDS OR
CAREGIVERS OF FOSTER CARE
ASSISTED ACCESS NEEDED SERVICES.
THIS BILL RECOGNIZES THAT KIDS
WHO HAVE EMANCIPATED OUT OF THE
SYSTEM THEY SORT OF BEYOND THE
REACH THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM IN
LIFE MAY NONETHELESS FEEL A NEED
TO TURN BACK TO THIS. FAMILY
URGENT RESPONSE SYSTEM FOR HELP
THIS BILL JUST CLARIFIES BY THE
DEFINITIONS OF WHAT THE PROGRAM
COVERS THAT THESE TYPES OF
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE COME OUT OF
FOSTER CARE CONTINUED CONTINUED
ACCESS TO SYSTEM. IT IS A
TREMENDOUS BILL AND URGENT I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR COOLEY. SO
YOU KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLL 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
. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 49 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT IS THE FILE ITEM TO 61.
THIS IS SB 8. 67 CLERK WILL READ
67 BY CENTRAL AIR BACK LATER TO
SEE LEVEL RISE. REMEMBER BERMAN,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SP 8 67 WOULD ADDRESS
SEA LEVEL RISE PLANNING BY
REQUIRING LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAMS
IN SAN FRANCISCO BASED SHORELINE
. COASTAL RESILIENCY PLANS TO BE
UPDATED TO REFLECT THE BEST
AVAILABLE SILENCE, SCIENCE AND
PRIORITIZE EQUITY IN AT RISK
COMMUNITIES. BASED ON RECENT
AMENDMENTS, THE CALIFORNIA STATE
ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES AND THE
LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES HAVE
REMOVED THEIR CONCERNS AND ARE
NEUTRAL ON THE BILL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES AS 45
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM 306. SB
11 31 CLERK WILL READ 11 31 BY
SENATOR NEWMAN AND LIVING A
ACCOLADE TO ADDRESS
CONFIDENTIALITY, DECLARED THE
YEARS TO EUROPE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. BRIAN YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE
TO PRESENT SB 11 31 ON BEHALF OF
OUR FRIEND, SENATOR NEWMAN,
CALIFORNIA HAS A PROGRAM
ESTABLISHED IN 1999. AND
ADMINISTERED BY THE OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY OF STATE CALLED
SAFE AT HOME, WHICH AFFORDS
ADDRESS CONFIDENTIALITY
PROTECTION TO SURVIVORS OF
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND PEOPLE WHO
WORK AT REPRODUCTIVE CARE
FACILITIES. SB 11 31 WOULD
EXPAND ELIGIBILITY FOR INCLUSION
INTO THE SAFE AT HOME PROGRAM TO
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AND OTHERS
PERFORMING GOVERNMENT CONTRACTED
WORK WHO FIND THEMSELVES THE
SUBJECT OF CREDIBLE THREATS
ARISING FROM THAT WORK, NAMELY,
POLL WORKERS. HAVE BEEN UNJUSTLY
HARASSED, THREATENED IT AND
TARGETED IN RECENT ELECTIONS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. REQUIRES TWO
THIRDS.
CLERK CLOSE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES
. EYES 55 NO. ZERO BILL HAS
PASSED. I SPENT 50 ON THE
URGENCY. IT'S 55 NO. ZERO ON THE
MEASURE. WE WILL BE MOVING BACK
AND FILE TO FILE ITEM 1 71. THIS
IS S B 10 27 CLERK WILL READ.%
SENATE BILL 10 27 BY SENATOR
ATKINS AND ACTUALLY INTO THE SAN
DIEGO RIVER CONSERVANCY MEMBER
ALVAREZ, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER SINCE THE
SENEGAL RIVER CONSERVANCY WAS
ESTABLISHED AND TO MANAGE,
RESTORE AND PROTECT HABITATS
ALONG THE RIVER, THE
RESPONSIBILITIES HAVE BEEN
BROUGHT IN TO INCLUDE EXTENSIVE
HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL
RESOURCES AND ENCOURAGING
RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. THE
PEOPLE WHO LIVE AROUND ALONG THE
RIVER. THIS BILL WOULD JUST ADD
A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE CITY
OF ALCOHOL AND CITY COUNCIL TO
THE CONSERVANCY'S GOVERNING
BOARD, INCLUDING ALCOHOL ON THE
GOVERNING BOARD ENSURES THAT THE
CITY HAS A VOICE IN THE PROJECTS
BEING PROPOSED TO MEET THE LOCAL
AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS OF ITS
RESIDENTS. ON BEHALF OF, UH
SENATOR ATKINS. I ASKED FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR ALVAREZ.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. AND HIS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE A ROLE TALLYING THE
VOTES. 63 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT IS FILE ITEM 309.
SB 11 43 CLERK WILL READ 11 43
BY SENATOR ROTH AND OTHERS
INOCULATE ENACT WILLING TO
PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS AND MAKING
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE
REMEMBER, WOULD YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. SB 11 43 ESTABLISHES A
REVOLVING LOAN FUND THAT WOULD
PROVIDE BRIDGE FUNDING TO BUILD
ADDITIONAL ACUTE INPATIENT
PSYCHIATRIC BEDS. ONE CRITICAL
PIECE OF OUR ESSENTIAL MENTAL
HEALTH CONTINUUM OF CARE. THIS
BILL PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
COUNTIES TO ADDRESS THE CRITICAL
NEED FOR INPATIENT PSYCHIC
PSYCHIATRIC CARE WITH A PROVEN
FINANCING METHOD THAT WORKS IN
DEVELOPING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
SP 11 43 IS AN IMPORTANT TOOL
THAT CAN PROVIDE COUNTIES WITH
THE CRITICALLY NEEDED FUNDS TO
JUMP START THE CONSTRUCTION OF
ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC INFRASTRUCTURE
. THE BILL HAS RECEIVED NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE? ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU THE VOTES 62 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED. EXERCISE FILE ITEM
3 10 SB 11 44 CLERK WILL READ.
HMM. SENATE BILL 11 44 BY
SENATOR WIENER INOCULATING THE
WATER. MR MCCARTY. YOU WERE
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK TO OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. PRESENT
THIS ON BEHALF OF SENATOR WEINER
. THIS IS THE SAFE AND EFFICIENT
WATER ACT RELATED TO OUR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. CALIFORNIA IS AN
ENVIRONMENTAL LEADER ON SO MANY
ISSUES. UNFORTUNATELY DRINKING
WATER OFTEN HAS PROBLEMS ON
WATER QUALITY IN OUR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. THIS WILL REQUIRE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE TEST FOR
EFFICIENCY AND REPLACING ANY
FIXTURES THAT DON'T MEET STATE
WATER EFFICIENCY STANDARDS.
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN BOTH
HOUSES ASKED ME RIGHT VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR MCCARTY
, SAYING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL 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. WILL. CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES.
EYES 51 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED.
WE WILL BE TAKING UP FILE ITEM 1
58, THIS IS SP 9 23 CLERK WILL
READ 23 BY SANTA WIENER
INOCULATING THE GENERAL FIRMING
CARE MEMBER GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN
IT'S BEEN 9 23 WILL ENSURE THAT
ALL TRANSGENDER GENDER DIVERSE
INTERSEX PATIENTS ARE GIVEN
COMPASSIONATE AND APPROPRIATE
HEALTHCARE. CURRENTLY THERE IS
NO NATIONAL GUIDANCE AND TRANS
INCLUSIVE CARE. IT'S BEEN 93
WITH SERVICE, THE FIRST IN THE
NATION MODEL, ENSURING T G A
PATIENTS HAVE QUALITY AND
COMPASSIONATE HEALTHCARE
PROVIDERS. SP 9 23 REQUIRES
EVIDENCE BASED CULTURAL
COMPETENCY CURRICULUM OR
PHYSICIANS AND THEIR CONTINUOUS
MEDICAL EDUCATION AND CULTURAL,
CULTURAL COMPETENCY TRAINING FOR
HEALTH AND STAFF WHO ARE IN
DIRECT CONTACT WITH PATIENTS. SB
9 23 ALSO REQUIRES PLANS TO HAVE
INFORMATION ON THERE IN NETWORK
PROVIDERS WHO OFFER GENDER
AFFIRMING CARE. AVAILABLE
THROUGH THE PROVIDER DIRECTORY
AND CALL CENTER. MONITORING AND
REPORTING FROM THE DEPARTMENTS
REGARDING COMPLAINTS AND
DEVELOPS A WORKING GROUP AT THE
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY
TO RECOMMEND CURRICULUM. NO ONE
SHOULD SHOULD GO TO A DOCTOR'S
APPOINTMENT ONLY TO BE MIS
GENDERED HARASSED URBAN REFUSING
TO TREATMENT. TRAUMATIZING
EXPERIENCES, KEEP PEOPLE AWAY
FROM THE DOCTOR AND PREVENT THEM
FROM RECEIVING THE CARE THAT
THEY NEED. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. HAVE
THOSE VOTES YOU DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK. WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TALLY THE VOTES. AS48
KNOWS 10. THE BILLS PASSED. NEXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 1 76. SB 10
84 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
10 84 BY CENTER HOTEL AND
ACCOLADE AND PROPERTY AND THE
CLINIC. THE URGENCY THERE
UPSTATE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
MEMBER CALDERON, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT SB 10 84 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR MELISSA HER TATO IN
RECENT YEARS FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP OF US AGRICULTURAL
LAND HAS CONTINUED TO GROW
STEADILY. IN CALIFORNIA ALONE
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF
AGRICULTURAL LAND INCREASED BY
OVER 40,000 ACRES BETWEEN 2019
AND 2020. AN INCREASE, WHICH
RANKS IN THE TOP THIRD WOULD
COMPARED TO OTHER STATES.
CURRENTLY FEDERAL LAW REQUIRES
FOREIGN INVESTORS WHO ACQUIRE
TRANSFER OR HOLD AN INTEREST IN
US AGRICULTURAL LAND TO REPORT
THESE PURCHASES. THESE
DISCLOSURES PROVIDE THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT THE ABILITY TO
RELIABLE TO RELIABLY MONITOR
VARIOUS ASPECTS OF OUR FOOD
SUPPLY CHAIN. CALIFORNIA STATE
LAW DOES NOT REQUIRE
AGRICULTURAL LAND PURCHASES TO
MAKE THE SAME DISCLOSURES TO
STATE AGENCIES. IN TIMES OF
CONFLICT OR OTHER HIGH PRESSURE
SCENARIOS. OUR RELATIONSHIPS
WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTS CAN COME
UNDER SIGNIFICANT SCRUTINY AND
EXPOSE OUR VULNERABILITIES,
INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL LAND
OWNERSHIP. SB 10 84 PUTS
CALIFORNIA IN CONTROL OF ITS
FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN BY PREVENTING
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS FROM
PURCHASING AGRICULTURAL LAND AND
REQUIRING THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND
AGRICULTURE TO ISSUE AN ANNUAL
REPORT. ON FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP OF CALIFORNIA'S
RESOURCES. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS CALDERON. SEEING
THE MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THIS BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE WIRES. 54
VOTES. PERFECT WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. CALI THE VOTES 64 NO. ZERO
ON THE URGENCY. I 64 NO. ZERO ON
THE MEASURE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT WE WILL TAKE UP FILE ITEM
TO 75. THIS IS SP 9. 51 CLERK
WILL READ SENATE BILL 1951 BY
SENATOR DURAZO AND OTHERS AND
HAPPILY INTO UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE MEMBER
OF CERVANTES, YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY. RICE TO PRESENT SENATE
BILL 951 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
MARIE ELENA DURAZO. THIS BUILDS
A PRIORITY BILL FOR BOTH THE
LATINO CAUCUS AND THE WOMAN'S
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUSES. MEMBERS NO
ONE SHOULD HAVE TO CHOOSE
BETWEEN PUTTING FOOD ON THE
TABLE AND TAKING TIME THEY NEED
TO CARE FOR A SICK FAMILY MEMBER
BOND WITH THE NEW CHILD OR
RECOVER FROM THEIR OWN SERIOUS
MEDICAL CONDITION, SP 951 WILL
HELP ENSURE WORKERS CAN AFFORD
TO TAKE TIME OFF FOR THESE
PURPOSES BY INCREASING THE WAGE
REPLACEMENT RATES FOR THE LOWEST
PAID WORKERS WHEN THEY USE STATE
DISABILITY INSURANCE ARE PAID
FAMILY LEAVE BENEFITS. NEARLY
ALL PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYEES IN
CALIFORNIA CONTRIBUTE TO THE
STATE DISABILITY INSURANCE FUND
, WHICH PROVIDES WAGE
REPLACEMENT FOR WORKERS THROUGH
THE SD AND PFL PROGRAMS. HOWEVER
HIGH INCOME WORKERS ARE MORE
LIKELY TO USE THESE BENEFITS
THAN LOWER PAID WORKERS. THIS
MEANS A LARGE WAGE WORKERS ARE
ESSENTIALLY SUBSIDIZING THE
LEAVE OF HIGHER INCOME WORKERS.
TO ADDRESS THAT INEQUITY. THIS
BILL INCREASES THE WAGE
REPLACEMENT RATES UP TO 90% FOR
WORKERS EARNING ROUGHLY 107,000
PER YEAR AND BELOW AND UP TO 70%
FOR ALL OTHER WORKERS. TO FUND
THIS. THE MEASURE REMOVES THE
CONTRIBUTION WAGE CEILING FOR
THE SD I FUND SO THAT ALL
WORKERS WILL CONTRIBUTE AN EQUAL
PERCENTAGE OF THEIR WAGES INTO
THE SD. I FUND ROUGHLY 1%
INDIVIDUALS EARNING LESS THAN
145,600 PER YEAR, WHICH IS 91%
OF ALL WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA
WILL SEE NO INCREASE IN THEIR
ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION INTO THE FUN
MAKING PAID FAMILY LEAVE. A
REALITY FROM WHERE CALIFORNIANS
IS A PRIORITY OF MANY OF US ON
THIS FLOOR, AND PASSAGE OF THIS
BILL IS CRITICAL. IT IS AN
IMPORTANT STEP TOWARDS THAT GOAL
. THERE IS NO OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL AND OVER 130 ORGANIZATIONS
ARE IN SUPPORT FOR THESE
REASONS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE TO HELP MAKE PAID
FAMILY LEAVE MORE ACCESSIBLE TO
CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE. THANK YOU,
MR BONDI'S AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU MEMBERS START WRITING ON
BEHALF OF THE LET'S SAY THE
WOMAN'S CAUCUS. WE HAVE BEEN
WORKING ON THIS ISSUE, UH, BOTH
THROUGH THE BUDGET AND THROUGH
LEGISLATION, AND SO WE ARE JUST
TRYING TO ENSURE THAT FOR OUR
LOWEST INCOME, UH, EMPLOYEES,
THEY'RE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF
FAMILY. YEAH PFL ONLY PAYS
WORKERS 60% OF THE REGULAR
INCOME, MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR
MANY TO TAKE TIME TO TAKE HER
FURTHER, UH, FAMILY MEMBERS OUT
THEIR FAMILY CAREGIVING IS THEIR
GROWING NEED IN ANY MONTH,
NEARLY ONE IN FOUR. THOSE
PROVIDE CARE FOR A FAMILY MEMBER
OR A FRIEND. 50% OF THESE
CAREGIVERS ALSO WORK A FULL TIME
JOB AND A THIRD AT ARE YOU PART
OF THE SANDWICH GENERATION?
THOSE ARE COMING FOR BOTH
SERIOUSLY ILL ADULT AND ALSO A
YOUNG CHILD. WHEN WORKERS CAN
TAKE LEAVE TO CARE FOR THEIR
FAMILY MEMBERS AND CAN LEAD TO
SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS FOR
EVERYONE. NOT ONLY DOES IT
ALLOWS SERIOUS ILL INDIVIDUALS
WHO SPEND MORE TIME WITH THEIR
LOVED ONES, IT DECREASES
EXPENSIVE ENROLLMENT, AN OLDER
FAMILY MEMBER CARE AND CARE
FACILITIES. FAMILY MEMBERS WHO
WANT TO CARE FOR THEIR SERIOUSLY
ILL LOVED ONES SHOULD BE HONORED
AND SUPPORTED NOT REQUIRED TO
TAKE A 40% PAY CUT. IT'S BEEN 9
51 WILL MAKE FAMILY LEAVE A
REALITY FOR CALIFORNIA'S DIVERSE
AND AGING FAMILIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL, MR MANDELA'S
DID YOU PUT ANYTHING FURTHER TO
CLOSE? OKAY. THANK YOU 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 TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 55 NOS. EIGHT BILLS
PASSED. AND WE'LL BE TAKING UP
NEXT FILE ITEM. 2 14. THIS IS
SB. 13 82 CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 13 82 BY SENATOR
GONZALEZ AND ACCOLADES AIR
POLLUTION REMEMBER BENNETT, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
I RISE TODAY ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR GONZALEZ TO PRESENT SP
13 82, WHICH WILL MAKE
CALIFORNIA'S CLEAN CARS FOR ALL
PROGRAM MORE EQUITABLE OVER THE
LAST SIX YEARS, CLEAN CARS FOR
ALL HAS PLACED OVER 11,000 0
ADMISSION AND HYBRID VEHICLES IN
THE LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
REPLACING OLDER HEAVY POLLUTING
VEHICLES. WHILE THIS PROGRAM
TARGETS LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS,
MOST OF THE VOUCHERS DO NOT GO
TO HOUSEHOLDS AND DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES, ACCORDING TO A
STUDY BY U C L. A ONLY 48% OF
CLEAN CARS FOR ALL FUNDS WENT TO
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, AND
ONLY 19% WENT TO THE MOST
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. SP 13
82 BUILDS OFF THE SUCCESS OF THE
EXISTING CLEAN CARS FOR ALL
PROGRAMS. WHILE ALSO RECOGNIZING
THAT IN THIS HEAVILY
OVERSUBSCRIBED PROGRAM THIS.
THIS HEAVILY OVERSUBSCRIBED
PROGRAM MUST BE ACCESSIBLE TO
THE MOST UNDERSERVED
CALIFORNIANS. SP 13 82 WILL ALSO
LOWER THE COST OF PARTICIPATE IN
A CLEAN CARS FOR ALL PROGRAM BY
EXEMPTING CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
TO THE PROGRAM FROM STATE
PROPERTY TAXES FOR FIVE YEARS.
WAVING THIS TAX WILL MAKE THE
PROGRAM MORE AFFORDABLE. FINALLY
SP 13 82 REQUIRES THE AIR
RESOURCES BOARD TO IDENTIFY
CURRENTLY UNDERSERVED GROUPS AND
DEVELOP STRATEGIES FROM TO
PROMOTE OUTREACH AND LOWER
BARRIERS FOR THOSE GROUPS. THANK
YOU. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR
I VOTE ON SB 13 82. THANK YOU,
MR BENNETT, SAYING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
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
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 62 NOS. ONE.
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT. THIS IS
FILE ITEM TO 43 SP 3 84 CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 3 84 BY
CENTER COURT EASY AND ACCOLADE
IN THE JUVENILES, BENNETT, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR CHAIR. I
RISE TODAY ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
UMBERG TO PRESENT SP 3 84. I'M
SORRY BY SENATOR DAVE COURT.
EASY SP 3 84 THE FAMILY FINDING
ACCESS TO INCREASE RELATIVE
PLACEMENTS OF CHILDREN BY
REQUIRING COUNTIES TO UTILIZE
THE PRACTICE OF FAMILY FINDING
IN THEIR EFFORTS T LOCATE
POTENTIAL RELATIVE PLACEMENTS
FOR YOUTH. RESEARCH DEMONSTRATES
THAT RELATIVE PLACEMENT RESULTS
AND BETTER EMOTIONAL AND
PHYSICAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH WHEN
COMPARED TO FOSTER CARE OR
CONGREGATE CARE AND STATE AND
FEDERAL LAW EVEN INCLUDE A
PREFERENCE FOR RELATIVE
PLACEMENT. HOWEVER RELATIVE
PLACEMENT RELIES ON THE EFFORTS
MADE BY SOCIAL WORKERS AND
PROBATION OFFICERS TO LOCATE AND
CONNECT YOUTH WITH THOSE
RELATIVES. SP 3 84 ADDS FAMILY
FINDING TO THE DEFINITION OF DUE
DILIGENCE REQUIRED OF SOCIAL OF
A SOCIAL WORKER AND PROBATION
OFFICER WHEN INVESTIGATING
RELATIVES OF CHILDREN UPON THEIR
REMOVAL FROM THEIR HOME. THE
BILL ALSOREQUIRES COUNTIES AND
NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES BY JANUARY. 1 2024
WHETHER IT HAS ADOPTED ANY
FAMILY FINDING PROTOCOLS. THE
BILL HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BENNETT. AND
SEEING THE MEMBERS WERE SEEN TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS,
THOUGH, WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL. WHAT WAS
THE ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTES? 65
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 91. SB
10 44 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 10 44 BY SENATOR ROSALYN
RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALLED AROUND
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. SENATE BILL 10 44 BY
SENATOR DURAZO SEEKS TO ENHANCE
WORKER PROTECTIONS BY
PROHIBITING AN EMPLOYER FROM
PUNISHING AN EMPLOYEE FOR
REFUSING TO REPORT TO WORK OR
LEAVE WORK IF THE EMPLOYEE HAS
REASONABLE BELIEF. THAT THEY'RE
UNSAFE DURING AN EMERGENCY
CONDITION. THIS BILL ALSO
PROHIBITS AN EMPLOYER FROM
RESTRICTING AND EMPLOYEES ACCESS
TO THEIR MOBILE DEVICE DURING AN
EMERGENCY. UNFORTUNATELY THERE
HAVE BEEN NUMEROUS CASES OF
WORKERS BEING PUT IN DANGEROUS
SITUATIONS. ONE SUCH EXAMPLE WAS
THE 2019 GETTY FIRE IN LOS
ANGELES COUNTY, WHERE DOMESTIC
WORKERS AND LANDSCAPERS WERE
STILL REQUIRED TO REPORT TO
WORK. IN THE EVACUATED
SURROUNDING AREAS AS THE THREAT
OF THE FIRE LOOMED. THERE HAVE
ALSO BEEN INSTANCES OF WORKPLACE
SHOOTINGS, WHERE EMPLOYEES ARE
DENIED ACCESS TO COMMUNICATION
DEVICES TO WARN EACH OTHER OR
CONTACT FAMILY MEMBERS. SB 10 44
IS A NARROWLY TAILORED IS
NARROWLY TAILORED TO SITUATIONS
SUCH AS WILDFIRE OR THREAT OF
VIOLENCE WHILE EXPLICITLY
EXCLUDING HEALTHCARE EMERGENCIES
AND EXEMPTING ALL TYPES OF FIRST
RESPONDERS. FURTHERMORE RECENT
AMENDMENTS ADDED A REASONABLE
PERSON STANDARD AND REQUIRES
EMPLOYEES WHEN FEASIBLE TO
PROVIDE NOTICE TO THEIR EMPLOYER
PRIOR TO NOT REPORTING OR
LEAVING EARLY. THESE AMENDMENTS
WERE TAKEN AT THE REQUEST OF THE
OPPOSITION AND HAVE REMOVED THIS
BILL FROM THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE IS JOB KILLER LIST.
THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR CALDERON. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL,
THE 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.
CALDERON MOVES THE CALL.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 3 13 SB 11 86
FOR PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 11 86 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
KALRA ALRIGHT, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. MEMBERS ARISE PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO SB 11 86 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR WIENER. THE
AMENDMENTS ADDRESS CONFLICTS
WITH TWO OTHER BILLS AND CLARIFY
THAT JURISDICTIONS HAVE A LOT
THAT HAVE ALLOWED MEDICINAL
CANNABIS RETAIL AS A JANUARY
1ST. 2022 WHICH AT LEAST ONE
PHYSICAL PREMISES ENGAGED IN THE
RETAIL SALE OF MEDICINAL
CANNABIS, WHETHER STOREFRONT OR
DELIVERY ARE EXEMPT FROM
PROVISIONS OF THIS BILL WITH THE
END OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A
PHYSICAL PREMISE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR KALRA. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS AND WITHOUT OBJECTION
, WE CAN TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE
OPPOSED THE NAME GUYS HAVE IT.
THE BILL IS OUT. AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
NEXT THIS IS FOUL ITEM. 3 14 SB
11 87, THE CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL 11 87 BY SENATOR KAMLAGER
AND ACTUALLY, THE RECYCLING
ASSEMBLY MEMBER.
SELLING. EVER BEEN IT YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR CHAIR. I'M
HERE ON BEHALF OF SENATOR COME
LONGER TO PRESENT SB 11 87,
WHICH CREATES A PILOT PROGRAM IN
LOS ANGELES AND VENTURA TO
RECYCLE TEXTILES FROM THE
FASHION INDUSTRY. THE FASHION
INDUSTRY IS THE THIRD LARGEST
MANUFACTURING SECTOR IN THE
WORLD AFTER THE AUTOMOBILE AND
TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES. 20% OF
THE GLOBAL WASTE WATER COMES
FROM THE PRODUCTION OF GARMENTS,
WHILE COTTON FARMING IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR NEARLY A QUARTER
OF THE WORLD'S INSECTICIDES
ABOUT 85% OF TEXTILES ARE SENT
TO LANDFILLS OR INCINERATORS AND
INCREDIBLY 60% OF TEXTILES ARE
THROWN AWAY WITHIN A YEAR OF
BEING MADE. SB 11 87 CREATES A
PILOT PROGRAM WAS A PUBLIC
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE
FASHION INDUSTRY TO DESIGN
RECYCLE ABILITY, STRATEGIES
COLLECT AND RESELL USED GARMENTS
, PROMOTE AND EDUCATE THE USE OF
RECYCLED POST CONSUMER TEXTILE
FIBERS. THE ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO
MAKE THE FASHION INDUSTRY
SUSTAINABLE BY REDUCING WASTE,
RECYCLING AND REUSING RESOURCES
AND APPLY A CIRCULAR ECONOMY
THINKING TO THE INDUSTRY. S P 11
87 PASSED OUT OF THE SENATE, 38
TO 0 AND ASSEMBLY. NATURAL
RESOURCES TEND TO ZERO AND HAS
NO OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR BENNETT AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL,
THE 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. WILL. CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 61 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. MEMBERS
WE ARE PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL
ON FILE ITEMS 79 CLERK WILL POST. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PARK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 43 NOS 10. THE
BILLS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FOUL ITEM 3 17 SP
12 15 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 12 15 BY SANTA NEWMAN
RECYCLING AND MAKING
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE
REMEMBER, IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT SP 12 15 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR NEWMAN. A COMPANION BILL
TO MY BATTERY BILL A B 24 40. I
AM PLEASED TO NOTE THAT THIS
BILL IS THE RESULT OF
PRODUCTIVELY NEGOTIATING WITH
NUMEROUS STAKEHOLDERS AND THE
BILL HAS SUPPORT FROM RECYCLERS
, ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, INDUSTRY
AND MORE. UNDER ITS PROVISIONS,
12 15 WILL EXPAND THE
SUCCESSFULLY WASTE PROGRAM TO
INCLUDE BATTERY EMBEDDED
PRODUCTS, RESULTING IN A
COORDINATED SYSTEM FOR RECYCLING
OF BATTERIES AT LOCATIONS ACROSS
THE STATE. THIS WILL ALLOW
CONSUMERS TO PROPERLY DISPOSE OF
THEIR BATTERY EMBEDDED PRODUCTS
INSTEAD OF DISCARDING THEM,
ALONG WITH THE REST OF THEIR
HOUSEHOLD TRASH SP 12 15 WILL
PRESENT PREVENT FIRES AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ACCIDENTS FROM
OCCURRING, THEREBY PROTECTING
THE HEALTH OF THE PUBLIC AND
REDUCING THE RISK TO WASTE
FACILITY WORKERS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS IRWIN, AND I SEE MR FLORA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF SB 12 15 FOR MANY
YEARS, WE IN THIS BUILDING, WE
ASK INDUSTRIES TO COME TOGETHER
TO CREATE SOLUTIONS, AND THIS IS
JUST ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF SOME
POSITIVE THINGS THAT HAVE
HAPPENED THIS YEAR. SO I
APPRECIATE THE SENATOR. BRING US
FORWARD. I APPRECIATE ALL THE
STAKEHOLDERS COMING TO THE TABLE
AND CREATING A SOLUTION AND
PROUD TO SUPPORT THIS AND
RESPECTFULLY AFTER I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR FLORA. AND SOME OTHER
PETRIE-NORRIS WHO RECOGNIZED
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I HAD TO
RISE AT IN SUPPORT OF SB 12 15 I
RISE AS A PROUD CO AUTHOR OF
THIS MEASURE, WANT TO THANK
SENATOR NEWMAN AS WELL AS MY
COLLEAGUE FROM 1000 OAKS FOR
THEIR HARD WORK ON CRAFTING A
GOOD SOLUTION TO SOMETHING THAT
IS A PRESENT AND GROWING
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD WITH THAT,
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS PETRIE-NORRIS
AND SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL. DO
YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER ANY FURTHER
TO CLOSE? RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE 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. REQUIRES 54
VOTES.
POLITICAL CLOSER ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 54 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM. 3 41. SB
2 84 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 2 84 BY SENATOR STERN
INOCULATING THE WORKERS
COMPENSATION REMEMBER COOPER,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. SB 2 80 FOR
EXPANDS WORKER PROTECTIONS
PROVIDED BY THE TRAUMA TREATMENT
ACT OF 2019 TRADITIONAL GROUPS
OF FIREFIGHTERS AND PEACE
OFFICERS, AS WE ALL KNOW.
FIREFIGHTERS AND PUBLIC SAFETY
OFFICERS HAVE TWO OF THE MOST
STRESSFUL OCCUPATIONS. ESTIMATED
20% OF FIREFIGHTERS AND 32% OF
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS SUFFER
FROM PTSD COMPARED TO THE
ESTIMATED 3 TO 8% OF ALL ADULTS,
NEARLY ONE OF FOUR POLICE
OFFICERS AND ONE IN SIX
FIREFIGHTERS HAVE CONSIDERED
SUICIDE. IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE
SAFETY AND WELL BEING OF
ADDITIONAL FIRST RESPONDERS. SB
284 CONTINUOUS ON THE PATH TO
FACILITATE THE TIMELY ACCESS TO
NEEDED TREATMENT AND RAISE
AWARENESS ABOUT THESE ON JOB
RELATED INJURIES. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR COOPER. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE?
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. 61 NO. ZERO BILLS PASSED.
WE WILL BE GOING BACK AND FILE
TO FILE ITEM 1 89. SB 11 74
CLERK WITH AMENDMENTS PORTABLE
READ 11 74 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WATER, GARCIA.
SO MARGARET, REMEMBER, GARCIA,
YOU MAY PRESENT ON THE
AMENDMENTS. WE WILL PASS. WE'LL
PASS TEMPORARILY ON THIS ITEM.
RIGHT TAKE UP AGAIN. THIS IS
FOUL ITEM. 1 89 WITH AMENDMENTS
. SB 11 74 CLERK WILL READ AGAIN
. SENATE BILL 11 74 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WATER, GARCIA. MR GARCIA, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK THANK YOU PRESENTING ON
BEHALF OF SENATE HERZBERG. THESE
AMENDMENTS CLARIFIED THE SCOPE
OF THE INVESTOR ON UTILITIES AND
YOUR REPORTING. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I WILL THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
AMENDMENTS AND WITHOUT OBJECTION
, WE WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE
OPPOSED, SAY, NAME THE EYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED
THE BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK
ON FILE. NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM.
3 45 SB 1002 WITH AMENDMENTS
CLERK WILL READ 10 02 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
THREE OF US REVIS ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS COLLEAGUES
TODAY AND PRESENTING AMENDMENTS
FOR SB 1002 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
PORTANTINO AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL AND MINOR IN NATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS RIVAS.
SAYING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THE AMENDMENTS AND
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE ON THESE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED, SAY
NAY, HAVEN'T THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED? THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. MEMBERS
WILL BE LIFTING THE CALL. THIS
IS FILE ITEM TWO. OH, NINE
CLERICAL POST. REQUIRES 54
VOTES.
CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES.
EYES 56 KNOWS 10. THE BILLS
PASSED. AND THEN WE WILL BE
LIFTING THE CALL ON FILE ITEM
TWO. OH, EIGHT CLERK POSTS. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
WEIRD.
MR GIBSON MOVES THE CALL.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL AGAIN
ON HOW TO OH, EIGHT ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
AND TALLY THE VOTES. EYES ARE 40
KNOWS 20. THE BILL IS NOT
PASSED. MR GIBSON NOTICE
RECONSIDERATION. RECONSIDERATION
IS GRANTED.
MM TO EIGHT WILL BE
RECONSIDERED. MR GIBSON IS
NOTICING RECONSIDERATION. NEXT
WE WILL HAVE FILE ITEM. 3 39.
THIS IS SB 8 56 CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 8 56 BY SANTA DOT
NOW LIVE IN THE WILD PIGS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DOLLY YOU MAY
OPEN YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TERRORIZE PRESENT SENATE BILL
856 FOR SENATOR DODD, WHICH
UPDATES THE MANAGEMENT OF WILD
PIGS IN CALIFORNIA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR ALI. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL 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. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 61
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
AND MEMBERS WILL BE LIFTING THE
CALL ON FILE AND, UM TO 91 CLERK
WILL POST ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES IS 45
. NO 17 BILLS PASSED.
MEMBERS IN THE ABSENCE OF
OBJECTION. FORUM CALLS LIFTON.
AND WE WILL NOW MOVE TO
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED THE GERMANS
AND MEMORY.
YOU CAN ENTERTAIN A VOTE CHANGE
MR SARTO AT YOUR DESK.
I DON IS IT ON THERE WE GO. VOTE
CHANGE FILE ITEM 1 14 SB 10 93 I
DO NOT VOTING. NO CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SEYARTO SENATE
BILL 10 93 NOT VOTING. MR
CUNNINGHAM FOR ABOUT CHANGE. OH
CHANGE. CUNNINGHAM SP 9 54. 954
I TO KNOW. BOAT CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CUNNINGHAM
SENATE BILL 9 54 I TO KNOW. AND
MR BLOOM FOR A VOTE CHANGE. SP 3
39. EXCUSE ME. FILE ITEM 3 39 SP
8 56 AH, I TO NOT VOTING. WHAT
CHANGED. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLOOM
SENATE BILL 8 56 TO NOT VOTING.
AND MS VIA DAIRIES FROM YOUR
DESK FOR ABOUT CHANGE. SB 9 44
NO. TWO NOT VOTING. SB 8 34? YES
TO NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VALLADARES
SENATE BILL 9 44 NO. TWO NOT
VOTING. SB 8 34? YES TO NOT
VOTING. M
NATE BILL 8 34 TURNOUT VOTING
MEMBERS. ANNOUNCEMENT THE
SESSIONS SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS
. WE WILL MEET TOMORROW TUESDAY
, AUGUST 23RD WITH FLOOR SESSION
AT 10 A.M. CONTINUING WITH VOTE
CHANGES. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S REVIS
SP 14 88 I TO NOT VOTING. VOTE
CHANGED. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
THREE OF US SENATE BILL 14 88
TONIGHT VOTING. AND REMEMBER
CHOLERA FOR A VOTE CHANGE. THANK
YOU. PILOT OF 1 26. SB 14 88. I
DID NOT VOTING. OH CHANGE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALL A SENATE
BILL 14 88 I TO NOT VOTING.
MEMBERS WE WILL BE MOVING TO
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED
ADJOURNMENTS AND MEMORY.
MEMBERS WILL BE HAVING ONE MORE
PHOTO AT THE FRONT OF THE
CHAMBERS. AND THEN WE'LL MOVE TO
THE GERMANS AND MEMORY.
MEMBERS WE ARE STILL IN SESSION
AND THE QUORUM CALL IS LIFTED.
PLEASE TAKE YOUR SEATS AND GIVE
RESPECTFUL ATTENTION TO MEMBERS
WHO WERE GRANTED PRIOR
PERMISSION TO SPEAK ON AN
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY. OR TAKE
YOUR CONVERSATIONS OFF THE
FLOOR. THANK YOU.
AND WE WILL BE MOVING TO
ADJOURNMENTS AND MEMORY. MR
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VINCE FONG,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED THAT YOUR DESK
FOR YOUR ADJOURNMENT AND MEMORY.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. TODAY I
ASK THE ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN IN
THE MEMORY OF FORMER BAKERSFIELD
POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER ANDREW
PEARY, AN AMERICAN HERO THAT
MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE.
ANDREW WAS A NATIVE OF CURRENT
COUNTY AND SERVED AS AN OFFICER
OF THE BIGGEST POLICE
DEPARTMENT. BEFORE JOINING THE
BIGGER SO POLICE DEPARTMENT.
ANDREW SERVED IN THE ARMY AS AN
INFANTRYMAN FROM 2001 TO 2014.
IN 2016. HE JOINED THE L. PASO
COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IN
COLORADO, WHERE HE DUTIFULLY
SERVED FOR SIX YEARS. EARLIER
THIS MONTH, ANDREW WAS KILLED IN
THE LINE OF DUTY. RESPONDING TO
A SHOOTING. HE IS SURVIVED BY
HIS WIFE, MEGAN, AND TWO
CHILDREN. IN THE WORDS OF FELLOW
OFFICERS, SERGEANT ROBERT PEAR.
BUT ANDREW IS A HERO. HE WAS A
HERO WHEN HE WORKED HERE AND
EVERY DAY HE GAVE HIS HEART TO
THIS COMMUNITY. I CAN ONLY
ASSUME HE WENT ON TO DO THE SAME
FOR WHERE HE ULTIMATELY PAID THE
ULTIMATE SACRIFICE. RESOLVED TO
SERVE WHEREVER HE WENT, LEFT A
REMARKABLE IMPACT ON HIS
COMMUNITIES. MEMBERS I ASK THE
ASSEMBLY ADJOURNED TODAY IN HIS
MEMORY. THANK YOU, MR FONG. AND
MR SANTIAGO. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
AT YOUR DESK FOR YOUR
ADJOURNMENT AND MEMORY. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. TODAY I RISE TO
ADJOURN THE MEMORY OF COUNCIL
MEMBER MANUEL MANY AVILA, WHO
PASSED AWAY ON JULY 25TH 2022.
ANYONE WHO KNEW MAN AND HE KNEW
THAT HE WAS A FAITHFUL PUBLIC
SERVANT DEDICATED TO GIVE HIM
BACK HIS COMMUNITY THAT HE
SERVED AS HIS FOUNDATION FOR HIS
LIFE SUCCESS. DEFINED AS
HAPPINESS. ALWAYS SEEING THE
IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION. MANY
OBTAINED HIS HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
, ATTENDED COLLEGE AND BECAME AN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTEACHER DURING
HIS EARLY LIFE IN MEXICO CITY.
AFTER COMING TO THE U. S. HE
WORKED IN FACTORIES IN VERNON
AND JOIN THE STEELWORKERS OF
AMERICA. LOCAL 7100, WHERE HE
WAS A MEMBER FOR MORE THAN 25
YEARS. HE AND HIS WIFE, REBECCA,
HAD BEEN PART OF THE
HUNTINGTON'S PARK COMMUNITY FOR
OVER 40 YEARS, RAISING THEIR
THREE KIDS. MANY WAS FIRST
ELECTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL ON
MARCH 7TH. 2017 AND EARNING THE
CONFIDENCE OF THE VOTERS TO BE
RE ELECTED. SUCCEEDED BY CURRENT
MAYOR GARCIA ORTIZ. MEMBERS
HONESTLY, THIS IS A SIGNIFICANT
LOST TO THE CITY OF HUNTING
PARK, THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR THE
ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN IN HIS
MEMORY TODAY. THANK YOU, MR
SANTIAGO. MR CHOLERA YOU
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK FOR YOUR
ADJOURNMENT AND MEMORY. I RISE
TO ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY AND IN
HONOR OF JENNY DOE, WHO PASSED
AWAY ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH AT
THE AGE OF 56. BORN ON FEBRUARY
20TH 1966 IN VIETNAM. JENNY DOE
WAS A TALENTED ARTIST, ATTORNEY
, TIRELESS COMMUNITY LEADER.
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE AND A ROLE
MODEL FOR VIETNAMESE AMERICANS.
BECAUSE OF HER EXPERIENCE AS A
REFUGEE. JENNY HAS SERVED IN
MANY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS,
NOTABLY FRIENDS HAVE WAY
FOUNDATION. AND CREATED THE EI
FESTIVAL AND GREEN RICE GALLERY
NOT ONLY CELEBRATE THE BEAUTY OF
DIVERSITY, BUT ALSO RAISE
AWARENESS ON SOCIAL ISSUES THAT
IMPACT OF ENEMIES, AMERICAN AND
OTHER UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.
IN FACT, HER DYING WISH WAS FOR
THE I FESTIVAL TO CONTINUE. IN
2015 WHEN SHE WAS PREPARING A
RUN FOR SOUNDS, A CITY COUNCIL.
REOCCURRING CANCER RETURNED AS
STAGE FOUR SHE WAS GIVEN 90 DAYS
TO LIVE. SHE LIVED SEVEN MORE.
EXTRAORDINARY YEARS. AFTER THE
DEVASTATING FLOOD OF COYOTE
CREEK AND SAN JOSE IN 2017,
WHICH IS IN MY DISTRICT. JENNY
LED THE EFFORTS TO MAKE SURE
THAT IMPACT THE RESIDENTS
RECEIVED MUCH NEEDED ASSISTANCE
FROM ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT.
DURING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC.
AND HE WAS AN IMPORTANT
COMMUNITY LEADER IN MANY
FUNDRAISERS TO HELP BY 40,000
MEDICAL ITEMS, INCLUDING MASK
GLOVES, HAND SANITIZERS. TEASERS
AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT SO THAT OUR FIRST
RESPONDERS, ESSENTIAL WORKERS
AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAN HAVE
NECESSARY PROTECTIONS. SHE ALSO
THE TRAVEL TO VIETNAM AS PART OF
OUR FRIENDS OF WHITE FOUNDATION
OVER THE YEARS AND EVEN DURING
THE PANDEMIC TO CARE FOR THE
ORPHAN CHILDREN. THAT SHE BUT SO
MUCH OF HER LOVE AND LIFE INTO.
JENNY, UM. CAN YOU REMAIN CLOSE
TO THE END WITH THEIR FIRST
HUSBAND AND Ó? AND ADORED.
THEIR SON, ALAN DOUGH. JENNY
AND PASSED AWAY ON AUGUST 4TH.
LESS THAN THREE WEEKS AFTER SHE
MARRIED DR LAWRENCE DUNG. I HAD
THE HONOR. TO KNOW JENNY AS IN
MY FATHER. DURING HER LIFE. I
HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF WORKING
WITH HER ON MANY PROJECTS
DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE CITY
OF SAN JOSE. MORE IMPORTANTLY, I
RARELY MET ANYONE LIKE HER. UM
AND SHE PASSED AWAY. THERE WAS A
LIGHT THAT LEFT THIS WORLD,
CERTAINLY IN SAN JOSE. BUT SHE
TOUCHED PEOPLE. ALL AROUND THE
WORLD. AND SHE WAS AN
EXTRAORDINARY HUMAN BEING THAT
ALWAYS SUPPORTED SO MANY OF US
IN THE COMMUNITY. IT WAS A ROLE
MODEL ON HOW TO GIVE SELFLESSLY.
TO THE WORLD. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES
ADJOURNING IN THE MEMORY OF
JENNY D. THANK YOU, MR CHOLERA.
AND THIS. REMEMBER, COOLEY, YOU
RECOGNIZE THAT YOUR DESK FOR
YOUR GERMAN MEMORY? COLLEAGUES
IT IS ALWAYS A PRIVILEGE TO TAKE
A MOMENT AND RECALL SOME NOTABLE
LIFE HAS PASSED AWAY. TODAY I
FIND MYSELF RECALLING TO PEOPLE
WHO I DO. BECAUSE 40 45 YEARS OF
MY CAREER. HERE IN THIS
BUILDING. I FIRST STARTED TO
RISE TODAY IN A GERMAN OF MEMORY
OF BOB GARCIA. WHO WAS THE
FOUNDER OF GOLDEN STATE
ADVOCACY. AND I WANT TO SAY I
CAME TO WORK IN THIS BUILDING IN
APRIL OF 1977, AND THAT SPRING
IS WHEN I MET BOB GARCIA, SO
I'VE KNOWN HIM 45 YEARS. BOB WAS
BORN ON MARCH 30TH 1946. IN ARU
UPON MEXICO. BOB'S FAMILY MOVED
TO WEST SACRAMENTO IN 1948. AND
HE INTENDED CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO. EARNING
THEIR HIS BACHELOR OF ARTS AND
MASTER OF ARTS DEGREES IN
GOVERNMENT. HE THEN WENT ON TO
OBTAIN A LAW DEGREE FROM GEORGE
SCHOOL OF LAW IN 1978. MY ALUM
FOR LAW SCHOOL. BOB BEGAN HIS
PROFESSIONAL CAREER AS AN
ASSISTANT WHO, FORMER ASSEMBLY
SPEAKER BOB MORETTI. AND ALSO HE
PARTICIPATED. AS YOU DID IN
THOSE SORTS OF ROLES. IN
NUMEROUS CAMPAIGNS AND
GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS. IN HIS
ADVOCACY CAREER, BOB WENT ON TO
REPRESENT MANY, MANY CLIENTS AS
ILLEGAL ADVOCATE. AND THEN IN
DUE COURSE, DID ESTABLISH HIS
OWN FIRM, GOLDEN STATE ADVOCACY.
FOR THE NEXT 20. PLUS YEARS, BOB
WOULD REPRESENT CLIENTS ON HIGH
PROFILE ISSUES. FOR THE
LEGISLATURE AND OTHER AGENCIES
OF GOVERNMENT. BOB IS SURVIVED
BY HIS WIFE, KIM. HIS CHILDREN.
MEGAN AND PATRICK. AND
GRANDDAUGHTERS. ALEXANDRA AND
ISABELLA. AND MANY, MANY OHERS
WHO KNEW HIM OVER THE COURSE OF
HIS LIFE. AND IN VARIOUS ROLES.
SO I DO ASK THAT YOU JOIN ME IN
A JOURNEY AND THE MEMORY OF MY
COLLEAGUE. OVER A LONG CAREER,
MR BOB GARCIA. THANK YOU, MR
COOLEY. AND MR COOL. YOU ARE
AGAIN RECOGNIZING YOUR DESK FOR
YOUR SECOND ADJOURNMENT MEMORY.
TODAY COLLEAGUES I RISE TO
ADJOURN IN MEMORY OF JACK
STEWART. A FORMER PRESIDENT OF
THE CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURERS AND
TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION. JACK WAS
BORN AUGUST 1ST 1948 IN
JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA. AND A
GREAT TEAM FROM THE UNIVERSITY
OF PITTSBURGH AND SPENT THE NEXT
FOUR YEARS SERVING OUR COUNTRY
IN THE UNITED STATES. DAVEY
FOLLOWING HIS MILITARY SERVICE,
JACK MOVED TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
AND THEN HE WORKED ON THE STAFF
OF MANY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. AND
ALSO ON THE PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGNS OF PHIL CRANE. AND
ROLAND REAGAN, WHOSE STATUE
APPEARS THE BASE FOR THIS
BUILDING. IN 1981 JACK MOVED TO
SACRAMENTO OR BECAME THE STAFF
DIRECTOR FOR THEN REPUBLICAN
SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER SENATOR
BILL CAMPBELL. HE QUICKLY GAINED
RESPECT OF LAWMAKERS AND
STAFFERS ALIKE. WAS APPOINTED
SERVICE CHIEF DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF
THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE. A POSITION HE HELD
UNTIL 1991. WHEN HE WAS ASKED TO
JOIN THE CALIFORNIA
MANUFACTURERS AND TECHNOLOGY
ASSOCIATION. AS A TOP DEPUTY TO
THE PRESIDENT OF THAT
ASSOCIATION. HE TOOK OVER AS
PRESIDENT ASSOCIATION IN 1998.
THE POST HE HELD UNTIL 2014 HIS
RESPECT WAS SUCH THAT IN 1999,
THEN GOVERNOR GRAY DAVIS INVITED
JACK TO TRAVEL WITH GRAY DAVIS
TO ENGLAND. AS HE WAS WORKING TO
DEVELOP AND PROMOTE INVESTMENT
IN OUR GREAT STATE. AND HE
PARTNERED THE HIGHEST DISH
ALONSO OF STATE GOVERNMENT TO
THAT END MR STEWART WAS INTEGRAL
TO THE SUCCESS OF THE
ASSOCIATION. OBVIOUSLY WITH HIS
BACKGROUND, HE KNEW THE LEAD
SHAVING ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS
BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS. HE
PLAYED A VITAL ROLE IN HELPING
TO ENGENDER THE RIGHT SORT OF
CHEMISTRY FOR SEVERAL ROUNDS OF
WORKERS' COMPENSATION REFORMS.
ALSO TWO MAJOR TAX CREDIT REFORM
PROPOSALS TO HELP KEEP
CALIFORNIA'S MANUFACTURERS
COMPETITIVE. SO IN MANY
DIFFERENT WAYS. CONTRIBUTED THE
THRIVING CHARACTER OF CALIFORNIA
ECONOMY. OFFERING HOPE TO THE
BUSINESS SECTOR THAT THEY COULD
PROSPER, CALIFORNIA. AND THEREBY
MADE HIMSELF AND HIS
ORGANIZATION AS PART OF THE
FABRIC OF THE FUTURE OF THE
STATE. JACK STEWART IS SURVIVED
BY HIS WIFE, DIANE. HIS DAUGHTER
IS VICTORIOUS AND ALEXANDRIA.
AND HIS SISTER, BETSY. AS WELL
AS A HOST OF IN LAWS, NIECES,
NEPHEWS AND COUSINS. AND I ASKED
YOU TO JOIN ME IN ADJOINING THE
MEMORY OF JACK'S TOUR. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. THANK YOU, MR COOLEY.
PLEASE BRING YOUR NAMES TO THE
DEATH TO BE PRINTED IN JOURNAL.
ALL OTHER ITEMS REMAINING WILL
BE PASSED AND RETAINED. ALL
MOTIONS SHALL BE CONTINUED. AND
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
BUSINESS. I'M READY TO ENTERTAIN
A MOTION TO ADJOURN. MR COOLEY
MOVES AND MR MURATSUCHI SECONDS
. THAT'S HOW STANDS ADJOURNED
UNTIL TUESDAY, AUGUST 23RD 10
A.M.