ASSEMBLY NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LACKEY 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 CURRY
ALVAREZ. ARAMBULA. BAUER-KAHAN
BENNETT'S BERMAN. BIGELOW.
BLOOM. BOERNER HORVATH BONTA.
BRIAN ON THEIR OWN. CARILLO.
CERVANTES CHEN. SURE, OY. COOLEY
COOPER. CUNNINGHAM DALLI DAILY.
DAVIES FLORA MIKE FONG, VINCE
FONG FRIEDMAN, GABRIEL GALLAGHER
, CRISTINA GARCIA, EDUARDO
GARCIA GIBSON GRAY. GRAYSON
HANEY. OLD AND. IRWIN JOAN
SAWYER KALRA KYLIE LACKEY. LEE.
LEVIN. OH, MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS
MAZE MCCARTY MAKIN, ER MEDINA.
MULLEN MASUCCI MISSOURIAN WHEN O
DONNELL. PATERSON PETRIE-NORRIS
IS QUIRK QUIRK. SILVA RAMOS
RAISE LOOSE RIVAS ROBERT RIVAS
RODRIGUEZ RUBIO SALAS SANTIAGO
SEYARTO TOÀN SMITH STONE TING.
THERE IS THE VALLAPUDUA VOEPEL,
WALDRON WARD WEBER WICKS WILSON
WOULD, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS REQUIREMENTS. PRESIDENT.
A QUORUM IS PRESENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. MEMBERS A KARMA IS
PRESIDENT AND WE ASK THAT OUR
GUESTS AND VISITORS IN THE REAR
OF THE CHAMBER AND IN THE
GALLERY. PLEASE STAND FOR THE
PRAYER. DAYS PRAYER WILL BE
OFFERED BY OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN
. IMAM YES, CIRCON. YES, SIR. IN
THE NAME OF GOD. THE MOST
GRACIOUS, MOST MERCIFUL. GOOD
AND GRACIOUS GOD. ON THIS LAST
DAY OF SESSION. BEFORE WE GO
INTO FOR RECESS. WE LOOK BACK
AND GIVE YOU THANKS. FOR YOUR
MANY BLESSINGS GIVEN TO US. TO
OUR LOVED ONES. AND TO OUR
ENTIRE STATE. INDEED. WE HAVE
BEEN TRULY BLESSED. WE ARE ALSO
AWARE OF WHAT HAS NOT YET BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED. AND STILL NEEDS TO
GET DONE. WE SEEK FORGIVENESS
FOR OUR SHORTCOMINGS. WE ENTER
INTO THIS RECESS. WE DO SO WITH
HOPE. WE KNOW THAT YOU ARE
ALWAYS WITH US. MADE THIS PLACE
BE TODAY AND ALWAYS A PLACE OF
ENLIGHTENMENT. AND A PLACE FOR
THOSE THAT INTEND DOING YOUR
WILL. BY SERVING YOUR CREATION.
WE MAKE THIS PRAYER AND YOUR
HOLY NAME. I MEAN, THANK YOU,
MOM. YES SIR. WE ASK OUR GUESTS
AND VISITORS TO REMAIN STANDING
AND JOIN US FOR THE FLAG SALUTE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AS
SHE LEADS US TO THE PLEDGE.
MISBAH BAUER-KAHAN. THANK YOU
MEMBERS. PLEASE JOIN ME AS WE
SALUTE OUR FLAG. ALLEGIANCE TO
THE FLAG.
THANK YOU MAY BE SEATED. READING
OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL.
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER. SACRAMENTO
TUESDAY, JUNE 14TH 2022 DECEMBER
BUT AT SEVEN A.M. THE HONORABLE
CHANET WHEN ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
72ND DISTRICT RESIDING CHIEF
LOOKS TO PARK AT THE DESK CLERK,
DAVID I DON'T WANT TO READING
ROLL CALL THE FOLLOWING REPLACED
TOMORROW MORNING WORLD CALLED 70
AGUIAR-CURRY RAMBLE ABOUT KATIE
AND BENNETT THURMAN BIGELOW
BLOOM, BOERNER HORVATH MOVES AND
MR FLORA SECONDS THAT THE
READING OF THE PREVIOUS STATES
JOURNAL BE DISPENSED WITH.
PRESENTATIONS AND PETITIONS.
THERE ARE NONE INTRODUCTION OF
REFERENCE OF BILLS TO BE
DEFERRED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
WILL BE DEEMED READ AND
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
THERE ARE NONE MESSAGES FROM THE
SENATE. THERE ARE NONE. MOVING
TO MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. THE
ABSENCES FOR THE DAY SHALL BE
DEEMED READ AND PRINTED IN THE
JOURNAL. MS REYES, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTIONS. THANK YOU, MR. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND
ASSEMBLY RULE 45.5. TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DAVIES TO SPEAK
ON AN ADJOURNMENT. IN MEMORY
TODAY. WITHOUT OBJECTION, SO
THAT SHOULD BE IN THE ORDER.
PLEASE MOVE THE FOLLOWING BILLS
TO THE INACTIVE FILE. ITEM 1 35
SP 1 35 STATE EMPLOYEES MOU BILL
ITEM 1 36 SP 1 36 ITEM 1 37. SP
1 37. ITEM 1 38. SB 1 38. ITEM 1
39 SP 1 40 ITEM 1 40 SP 1 41
ITEM 1 29 SP 1 85 ITEM 1 30 SB 1
90 ITEM 1 31 SB 1 21. I DON'T
WANT 32 SP 1 24. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. THAT REQUEST IS
GRANTED, I MOVED TO SUSPEND THE
RULES TO WITHDRAW SP 8 46 DODD
AND SP 905 CABALLERO FROM THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE AND
ORDER THEM TO THIRD READING TO
ALLOW THEM TO BE TAKEN UP LATER
TODAY WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE
AGAIN WITH THAT? OBJECTION SUCH
SHALL BE THE ORDER AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE
MOVE ITEM 100. SB 11. OH ONE
CAVALLERO TO THE INACTIVE FILE.
THE CLERK WILL KNOW.
MEMBERS. JUST ONE QUICK NOTE.
PLEASE JOIN ME IN WISHING
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON AND
EARLY BIRTHDAY WHICH IS
SEPTEMBER 17TH. HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
SIR.
EVER SUI ARE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP A NUMBER OF BUDGET.
RELATED ITEMS.
MEMBERS BUSINESS ON THE DAILY
FILE WILL DISPENSE WITH SECOND
READING THAT WILL MOVE TO BUDGET
ITEMS. SECOND READING CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 7 74 ALL BILLS
HAVE EVEN READ AND AMENDMENTS
DEEMED ADOPTED. MEMBERS. WE ARE
MOVING TO TAKE UP. FIRST FILE
ITEM 1 28. FILE AT HIM. 1 28 IS
SENATE BILL 1 79. THE CLERK WILL
READ THE SENATE BILL 1 79 BY
SENATOR SKINNER, INOCULATING TO
THE STATE BUDGET, MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION OF FOUR TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. BUDGET BILL
MR TING, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. THIS IS A
AMENDMENT TO OUR JUNE BUDGET
BILL. SB 179. THE BIGGEST
PORTIONS OF IT ARE IT ALLOCATES
$3.1 BILLION IN CLIMATE FUNDS
THAT WERE DISCUSSED IN JUNE BUT
SET ASIDE AND THAT PUTS THIS
YEAR'S FISCAL YEAR COMPONENT IN
19. BILLION DOLLARS OF MULTI
YEAR CLIMATE INVESTMENT PACKAGE
AND MAKE SURE THAT CALIFORNIA
WILL CONTINUE TO LEAD THE WAY ON
CLIMATE AND TO REALLY MAKE SURE
THE INVESTMENTS WE ARE MAKING
OUR MAKES, MAKING SURE THAT WE
HAVE A CLEANER, GREENER
CALIFORNIA, SO IT'S 859 MILLION
FOR THE ENERGY PACKAGE. 788
MILLION FOR OUR DROUGHT AND
WATER PACKAGE. 594 MILLION FOR
NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS. AN
ADDITIONAL 185 MILLION FOR ZERO
EMISSION VEHICLES AND NOT TO BE
OUTDONE, BUT 150 MILLION FOR
EXTREME HEAT PROGRAMS. IN
PARTICULAR, THERE'S ANOTHER
MAJOR ITEM, WITH MONKEYPOX NOW
BECOMING A MORE SERIOUS ISSUE
ALL ACROSS OUR STATE. THERE'S
$41.5 MILLION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAMS TO RESPOND TO MONKEY
PARKS, UH TO THE MONKEY PARKS.
PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY ALSO
MAKES A VARIETY OF TECHNICAL
CHANGES. AND WE WILL, I WILL. I
WILL JUST EVERYBODY HEADS UP
THAT WE WILL BE TAKING A ANOTHER
AMENDED VERSION OF THIS BILL
LATER THIS EVENING AT IGHT
AFTER EIGHT P.M. 81 79, BUT IT'S
IMPORTANT TO PASS THIS BILL
RIGHT NOW WE RESPECT FOR US FOR
I VOTE ON SB 1 79. AND MR FONG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS I
RISE IN OPPOSITION TO SB 1 79.
WE ALL KNOW THAT CALIFORNIA IS
DEFINED BY CRISIS. MANY OF YOU
HAVE ACKNOWLEDGED THESE
INTENSIFYING CHALLENGES ON THIS
VERY FLOOR. THE STATE IS FACING
RECORD HIGH INFLATION IS CORRECT
DROUGHT, A SHORTAGE OF ENERGY
WILDFIRES ARE GROWING
HOMELESSNESS PROBLEM INCREASED
CRIMES, AND THE LIST GOES ON ON
SO LET'S DO AN HONEST ASSESSMENT
OF THIS BUDGET THROUGH THE LENS
OF THE AVERAGE CALIFORNIAN.
CALIFORNIANS WERE PROMISED
IMMEDIATE GAS TAX RELIEF BEFORE
WE LEFT THIS SUMMER. IN TERMS OF
A REFUND. WHAT HAS OCCURRED.
NOTHING. IN FACT, THERE IS
NOTHING IN THIS BUDGET THAT
FACTS THAT FAST TRACKS THIS
QUOTE, IMMEDIATE RELIEF. SO WHAT
DOES IMMEDIATE RELIEF MEAN IN
SACRAMENTO? NOTHING IS GOING TO
HAPPEN UNTIL OCTOBER. AND YOU
MAY YOU MAY BE ABLE TO GET A
REBATE CHECK IN JANUARY. ALL THE
WHILE THIS LEGISLATURE IS
PASSING BILL AFTER BILL THAT
WILL INCREASE THE COST OF
HOUSING, GASOLINE, ENERGY, FOOD
AND OTHER BASIC NECESSITIES. THE
GOVERNOR RECENTLY MADE SOME
POLITICAL HEADLINES ON A WATER
STRATEGY CALLING FOR WATER
STORAGE. WHAT DOES THIS BUDGET
D? AND ABOVE GROUND WATER
STORAGE AND CONVENIENCE IN THIS
CURRENT BUDGET HERE. NOTHING.
REPEAT NOTHING. THERE ARE NO
ADDITIONAL DOLLARS FOR STORAGE
THAT WE DESPERATELY NEED. EVEN
FOR A PROJECT THAT THE GOVERNOR
AGREES WITH, LIKE SUCH RESERVOIR
AND IN THAT VERY SAME PRESS
CONFERENCE. HE ACTUALLY BLAMED
HIS OWN ADMINISTRATION FOR THE
INABILITY TO GET PROJECTS
PERMITTED TO START CONSTRUCTION
AND TO GET TO COMPLETION. MAKE
NO MISTAKE. THE GOVERNOR HAS THE
AUTHORITY TO EXPEDITE THESE
PROJECTS AND THESE PERMITS. SO
WHAT? IN THIS BUDGET FAST TRACKS
THESE BUDGET THESE PROJECTS.
NOTHING. THE GOVERNOR AND THE
LEGISLATURE IS APPARENTLY
WILLING TO WAIVE SEQUEL AND RED
TAPE FOR OTHER ITEMS TO MAKE
NATIONAL HEADLINES. BUT AS
CALIFORNIANS PERSEVERE TO THE
THIRD YEAR OF DROUGHT, THERE
APPARENTLY IS NO SENSE OF
URGENCY. FARMERS HAVE HAD TO
FOLLOW THEIR LAND. CALIFORNIANS
ARE BEING TOLD TO SACRIFICE
RESIDENTS ARE WITHOUT DRINKING
WATER. THE PEOPLE OF THE TOOLEY
RIVER DRIVE IN MY COMMUNITY, FOR
EXAMPLE, HAVE LITTLE TO NO
ACCESS TO WATER FOR DRINKING
HYGIENE AND SANITATION. BUT AT A
TIME OF RECORD SURPLUS THIS
BUDGET IS ANOTHER MISSED
OPPORTUNITY. WILDFIRES REMAINING
GROWING THREAT TO COMMUNITIES
ACROSS CALIFORNIA. THE GOVERNOR
TOUTSMONEY BUT DOESN'T TALK
ABOUT RESULTS. WHAT ARE THE
RESULTS OF THE PROGRAM'S WORKING
WELL FOR THE PEOPLE IN NEED OUR
TAXPAYER DOLLARS BEING WELL
SPENT, AND, IN FACT, THE MORE
SCRUTINY THAT OCCURS, THE MORE
WE NEED TO DEMAND MORE
ACCOUNTABILITY ON THE MENTAL
HEALTH CRISIS COUNTIES ACROSS
THE STATE OF ASKED FOR HELP TO
IMPLEMENT CARE COURT IN THIS
BUDGET ONLY $37 MILLION WILL BE
SPREAD OUT ACROSS 58 COUNTIES.
THIS IS DRASTICALLY INADEQUATE
AND THE VULNERABLE POPULATION
THAT CARE COURT IS SUPPOSED TO
HELP WILL ANSWER AND ALREADY-FAILING SYSTEM. HOW IRONIC
MEMBERS THAT YOU ALL SPOKE ON
THIS FLOOR JUST YESTERDAY. ABOUT
THE PROMISE OF THIS PROGRAM. WE
HAVE AN ENERGY CRISIS IN
CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIANS ARE
FACING AN UNRELIABLE ELECTRICITY
GRID. CALIFORNIANS ARE PAYING
FOR MORE AND ENERGY COSTS, AND
THEY'RE GETTING LESS IN POWER.
AND WHILE THIS BUDGET FUNDS THE
GOVERNOR'S POLITICAL AGENDA,
THAT AGENDA MAY NOT KEEP THE
LIGHTS ON. THE IRONY SHOULD NOT
BE LOST ON THIS LEGISLATURE.
YESTERDAY THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY
JAMMED THROUGH A BILL TO LIMIT
MUCH NEEDED DOMESTIC ENERGY
PRODUCTION IN OUR STATE. TODAY
WE ARE DEBATING A BUDGET THAT
EXCLUDES FUNDING RECORDING
CARBON, CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY FOR
OIL PRODUCTION AND PUT SOME MORE
AND MORE RESTRICTIONS ARE
RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE ENERGY.
AND WHAT DO CALIFORNIANS HAVE TO
FACE HEADING INTO THIS WEEKEND?
THEY ARE BEING ASKED TO TURN UP
THEIR THERMOSTATS TO 78 DEGREES%
OR HIGHER. THEY'RE BEING ASKED
TO AVOID USING DISHWASHERS AND
OTHER LARGE APPLIANCES TO HOLD
OFF ON CHARGING THEIR ELECTRIC
VEHICLES. ALL DOING FOR ALL
DURING THE TIMES OF 4 TO 9. AND
THE CONTRAST. SHOULD NOT COULD
NOT BE MORE CLEAR OF HOW OUT OF
TOUCH THIS LEGISLATURE HAS
BECOME. WE ARE IN A BUILDING
WHERE WE CAN TURN DOWN THE
THERMOSTAT AND WE'LL ASK TO TURN
DOWN THE THERMOSTAT. AND IF THE
POWER GOES OUT WHICH IT DID IN
THE PAST, THERE ARE NATURAL GAS
GENERATORS TO BACK UP THIS
BUILDING. BUT THIS LEGISLATIVE
BODY IS WILLING TO PASS THE
BUDGET AND POLICIES THAT WILL
PLACE MORE BURDENS ON
CALIFORNIANS WERE BEING ASKED TO
SACRIFICE THEIR WELL BEING
BECAUSE OF THIS GOVERNOR'S
POLITICAL DESIRE TO MAKE
NATIONAL NEEDS TO BIG NATIONAL
HEADLINES. AND WHEN IT COMES TO
BUDGET TRANSPARENCY, THIS BUDGET
FALLS SHORT ADMINISTRATION
EXEMPTS ITSELF FROM PUBLIC
CONTRACTING LAWS TO GET MORE NO
BID CONTRACTS AT THE EXPENSE OF
PUBLIC TRUST. THIS IS NOT A ONE
TIME OCCURENCE MEMBERS BUT A
REPEATED PATTERN. AND ONCE AGAIN
, THIS BUDGET IS RUSHED AND
CONDUCTED WITH VERY LITTLE
PUBLIC INPUT. THIS BUDGET
PROCESS IS BROKEN. CALIFORNIANS
ARE UPSET. THEY'RE FRUSTRATED.
WE HEAR FROM THEM. THEY ARE
TIRED OF SPENDING MORE AND MORE
OF THEIR HARD EARNED MONEY AND
SENDING IT THE SECOND MENO AND
NOT SEEING ANY REAL RESULTS IN
RETURN. THIS IS THE REALITY OF
HARD WORKING CALIFORNIANS, AND
IT'S TIME TO ACKNOWLEDGE. THE
REALITY OF WHAT WE ARE MEMBERS.
THIS NEWEST VERSION OF THE
BUDGET IS ANOTHER MISSED
OPPORTUNITY. SACRAMENTO CAN'T
GET THE BASICS RIGHT AND NO
AMOUNT OF ADVERTISING AND
FLORIDA OR TEXAS IS GOING TO
CHANGE THAT. I ASKED FOR NO
VOTE. SEEING PARDON ME. NO OTHER
DISCUSSION. ON THIS ITEM, MR.
TING, YOU MAY CLOSE IF YOU WISH.
PARK WILL OPEN THE ROCK. ALL
MEMBERS FROM WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. YOU'RE 42.
IT'S A BIG ONE LITTLE PROBLEM.
PRISON NÓ. LITTLE BILL PROPERTY.
THE WELL OILED MACHINE.
CLARK. WELL. BECAUSE THE ROLE
TIRED ABOUT ICE 43 NOS. EIGHT.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM 26. THIS IS A
B 1 51. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1, 51 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND OTHERS
AND ACTIVATING THE STATE
EMPLOYMENT MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO BUDGET. MR TING.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL
RATIFIES THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE STATE AND BARGAINING UNITS
REPRESENTING ATTORNEY'S
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES,
HEARING OFFICERS, HIGHWAY PATROL
FIREFIGHTERS, PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERS, SCIENTISTS, PSYCH
TECHS, HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE
PROFESSIONALS JUST WANT TO NOTE
IN PARTICULAR. THE BILL PROVIDES
FOR VARIOUS GENERAL SALARY
INCREASES FOR OUR FIREFIGHTERS.
AND PROVIDES FULL WORKERS'
COMPENSATION SALARY. BENNETT'S
FOR INJURED EMPLOYEES OF
CALIFORNIA THIS HAS BEEN A LONG
TIME COMING, SO VERY PROUD TO BE
ABLE TO PRESENT THIS BILL.
RESPECT FOR US FOR I VOTE FOR A
B 1 51. THANK YOU, MR TANG. MR
FONG. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS BILL DOES REFLECT GOOD
FAITH IN NEGOTIATIONS AND
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING TO SUPPORT
STATE BARGAINING UNITS JUSTIFIED
BY COMPENSATION STUDIES AND IS
INTENDED TO HELP RECRUITMENT AND
RETENTION HYDROGEN. I VOTE.
SEEING NO ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
I'M SORRY TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. ROLL TIDE ABOUT ICE
58 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. THIS IS
FOLLOWED HIM 26 APARTMENT FILE.
ADAM 27, THIS IS 27 A B 1 52.
CLAIRE CORBY. ASSEMBLY BILL 1 52
BY THE COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND
ATHLETES, COVID 19 RELIEF FROM
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION AFFORD
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY
PARALYZED TO THE BUDGET. MR TING
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 1
52 IS THE BILL WHERE WE ARE
EXTENDING SUPPLEMENTAL PAID SICK
LEAVE THAT YOU'LL RECALL EARLIER
THIS YEAR WE PASSED SUPPLEMENTAL
PAID SICK LEAVE, WHICH REQUIRE
EMPLOYERS WITH MORE THAN 25
EMPLOYEES TO PROVIDE UP TO 40
HOURS OF LEAVE FOR WORKERS WHO
HAVE CONTRACTED COVID 19 ANOTHER
40 MY HOURS. TO CARE FOR FAMILY
MEMBERS IMPACTED BY THE VIRUS.
THIS WAS GOING TO EXPIRE
SEPTEMBER 30TH. THIS BILL
EXTENDS IT TO THE END OF THE
YEAR. DECEMBER 31ST 2022. IT
ALSO UPDATES TESTING
REQUIREMENTS AND ALLOWS
EMPLOYERS TO REQUEST A SECOND
DIAGNOSTIC TEST ON OR AFTER THE
FIFTH DAY AFTER THE FIRST
POSITIVE TESTS, AND THEY CAN
TEST THREE MORE TIMES. IN
ADDITION TO BILL ESTABLISHES A
250 MILLION PAID SICK LEAVE
RELIEF GRANT PROGRAM TO ASSIST
SMALL BUSINESSES AND THEY'RE
ALSO AUTHORIZES THE
ADMINISTRATION TO INCREASE THE
AVAILABILITY OF THESE GRANTS BY
70 MILLION IF THE GENERAL FUND
SAVINGS ARE ACHIEVED DUE TO THE
INCREASE IN FEDERAL FUNDS WITH
THAT RESPECT FOR US FOR I VOTE
ON MAYBE 1 52. THANK YOU, MR
KING AND MR FONG. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS THAT RISE IN
SUPPORT OF A B 1 52. THIS BILL
DOES PROVIDE GRANTS TO SMALL
BUSINESSES AND NON PROFITS TO
OFFSET THE COST OF SOMEONE WHO'S
PAID SICK LEAVE BUT STILL
RECOVERING FROM THE PANDEMIC. A
LOT OF NONPROFITS AND EMPLOYERS
CANNOT HANDLE THE EXTRA COST.
MANY EMPLOYERS ARE LEFT OUT OF
THIS RELIEF PACKAGE. GRANTS WILL
HELP THOSE THAT ARE ELIGIBLE.
BUT WHAT ABOUT MANY OTHER MANY
OTHER EMPLOYERS WITH MORE THAN
50 EMPLOYEES? THERE ARE HOMELESS
SHELTERS, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS, CHILD CENTERS, UH,
ANIMAL SHELTERS, INDEPENDENT
BUSINESSES AND ALL UNIQUE
BUSINESSES IN OUR COMMUNITIES
THAT MAY HAVE MORE THAN 49
EMPLOYEES. THESE ARE THE SAME
BRAZILIAN BUSINESSES THAT HAVE
FACED CONSTANT UNCERTAINTY WHILE
MANAGING TO RETAIN THEIR
EMPLOYEES. WITHOUT THIS NEEDED
RELIEF. THESE JOBS AND
BUSINESSES ARE PUT AT RISK. SO
WHILE THERE IS SOME ASSISTANCE,
WE NEED TO DO MORE, THOUGH I DO
URGE AN I VOTE AT THIS TIME.
THANK YOU, MR FANG, SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLE
TALLY ABOUT I 60 KNOWS ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED,
UM. MEMBERS JUST BRIEFLY. I
WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE FORMER
SENATOR AND FORMER ASSEMBLY
MEMBER. MARTY BLOCK WHO HAS
JOINED US IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBER. GOOD TO SEE YOU, SIR.
MEMBERS. WE ARE TAKING UP BUDGET
ITEMS AT THIS TIME. WE WILL MOVE
TO TAKE UP FILE. ADAM NUMBER 28.
A B 1 56 AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1 56 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND
ACTIVATING THE STATE GOVERNMENT
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY, THEY'RE RELATED TO
THE BUDGET. AND MR KING. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. 1 56, OUR FIRST
GENERAL GOVERNMENT TRAILER BILL
. THE BILL INCLUDES THE HOPE,
OPPORTUNITY, PERSEVERANCE AND
EMPOWERMENT FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM
TO PROVIDE TRUST ACCOUNTS TO
CHILDREN WHO HAVE PARENTS OR
LEGAL GUARDIANS WHO DIED DURING
THE COVID PANDEMIC. CREATES A
STATUTORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE
REPORTING AND OVERSIGHT OF THE
REMAINING FISCAL PROJECT.
MILESTONES ALSO CLEANS UP
DEFINITIONS OF STATES ADVENTURES
TO HELP ADDRESS THE POTENTIAL
GAIN LIMIT BUDGET PROBLEMS.
THERE ARETHE L. A IDENTIFIED
EARLIER THIS YEAR AND THEN
LASTLY ALIGNS WAGE PROVISIONS
FOR GOAT HERDERS TO MATCH
PROVISIONS APPLICABLE FOR SHE
PRODUCED RESPECT FOR OUR
ARRIVAL. THANK YOU, MR KING AND
MR FONG. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
I RISE IN OPPOSITION TO A B 1
56. YES MEMBERS. YOU DIDN'T HEAR
THAT INCORRECTLY. THERE ARE
PROVISIONS REGARDING GOAT AND
SHEEP HERDERS IN THIS BILL
RECENTLY, THE GOAT AND SHEEP
BORDER INDUSTRIES WERE THROWN
INTO LIMBO WITHOUT LISTENING TO
THE STAKEHOLDERS. THIS
ADMINISTRATION ROPOSES TRAILER
BILL THAT UNDERMINES PENDING
LITIGATION AFFECTING. UH THESE
KEY INDUSTRIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE
IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY. THE STATE
ALSO HAS A LIMIT FOR HOW MUCH IT
CAN SPEND THE STATE
APPROPRIATION LIMIT TO MAKE SURE
THE STATE DOES NOT GROW BEYOND
ITS MEANS. WE ARE REACHING THAT
TIPPING POINT MEMBERS. AUSTRALIA
BELL WOULD REDEFINE A CRITICAL
PIECE OF THE STATE SPENDING
LIMIT. LOCAL INVENTIONS ARE
FUNDS PROVIDED TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS THAT DO NOT COUNT
TOWARDS THE STATES LIMIT BY
INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF
SPENDING COUNTED AT THE LOCAL
LEVEL. THIS BILL WOULD EXEMPT
MORE FUNDING FROM THE STATES
LIMIT. ULTIMATELY THIS TRAILER
BILL WOULD ALLOW THE STATE TO
CONTINUE TO GROW WHILE SPENDING
OUTPACES VOLATILE REVENUE
FORECAST. NOW IT'S NOT NOW IS
NOT THE TIME MEMBERS TO SPEND
MORE. WE NEED TO ACT WITH
RESTRAINT. WE NEED TO SAVE. WE
NEED TO BUILD A RESILIENCE. I
URGE A NO VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
FONG SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. MR MATHIS, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED THANK THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS MY COLLEAGUE
FROM BAKERSFIELD. ABSOLUTELY
CORRECT. ON THIS ONE. THERE'S
PENDING LEGAL ISSUES GOING ON
RIGHT NOW WITH THE SHEEP
HERDERS. AND A LOT OF US ON THIS
FLOOR OF FOUGHT VERY HARD TO
MAKE SURE THAT WHEN IT COMES TO
WILDFIRE MITIGATION TO PROTECT
US FROM FOREST FIRES FROM OTHER
THINGS THAT WE ARE ALLOWED TO
USE HURTING ANIMALS, ESPECIALLY
SHEEP. TO BE ABLE TO GET INTO
PLACES THAT ARE HARD TO REACH TO
EAT DOWN THE GRASSES AND THE
OTHER THINGS. TO MAKE SURE THAT
THE FIRE LADDER ISN'T THERE. IF
WE VOTE ON THIS KIND OF MESS UP
A LOT OF THE HARD WORK THAT
WE'VE DONE. TO GET THESE
MITIGATIONS IN PLACE. SO WHETHER
OR NOT YOU THINK THIS IS GOOD OR
BAD IF YOU WANT TO TAKE AWAY
FROM THE HARD WORK THAT WE'VE
DONE IS THIS BODY TO MAKE SURE
THAT WE HAVE THESE MITIGATIONS
TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAVE BETTER
WAYS TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES. HMM
IF YOU CAN'T GET TO IT, YOU
KNOW, JUST LAY OFF. LET THE
MITIGATION GO THROUGH. LET THE
LEGAL CASE GET THROUGH AND LET
THE COURTS DECIDE ON THIS ONE. I
ASKED YOU FOR A NO VOTE. THANK
YOU. SAY NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION ON THE ITEM. CLARK
CLUB, THE ROLE ALL MEMBERS
STUFF. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. HARD ABOUT.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY
THE VOTE ICE. 51 KNOWS SIX
SENATE AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED
IN NEXT UP FIRELIGHT OF 1 29 IS
A B 1 57. THE CLERK WILL READ. A
SIMILAR GIRL, 1 57 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET NATURALLY IN
THE STATE GOVERNMENT, MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TING.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MAYBE 1
50 SEVEN'S OUR SECOND GENERAL
GOVERNMENT TRAILER BILL. UH
TRAILER BILL HAS ITEMS RELATED
TO HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION AND
GO BIZ, BUT IN PARTICULAR, IT
CREATES AN ADAPTIVE REUSE
PROGRAM FOR LARGE SCALE
DEVELOPMENTS AND REQUIRES
SIGNIFICANT INFRASTRUCTURE
SOLUTIONS FOR FUTURE HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS ESTABLISHES AN
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS DROUGHT
GRANT RELIEF PROGRAM WITHIN THE
OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION. THIS IS ADVOCATE
EXCUSE ME TO PROVIDE GRANTS. THE
QUALIFIED SMALL BUSINESSES THAT
HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY SEVERE
DROUGHT CONDITIONS, AND LASTLY
REQUIRES COLLEGE OF AID TO
CONVENE A WORKING GROUP
DEVELOPED RECOMMENDATIONS TO
GROW LENDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR
HOMEOWNERS TO BUILD 80 US AND
INCREASED ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR
HOMEOWNERS INTERESTED IN
BUILDING 80 YEARS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE ON A
B 1 57. AND MR FONG. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL IS VERY
PERSONAL TO ME. I HAVE AUTHORED
LEGISLATION TO CAP THE FEES AT
THE D. M V TO PROTECT
HARDWORKING CALIFORNIANS. THIS
BILL MEMBERS WOULD INCREASE THE
FEES AT THE DMV RECORD HIGH
INFLATION AGAIN. THIS BILL WOULD
INCREASE THE FEES AT THE D. M V,
AND THAT'S UNACCEPTABLE. SITTING
ON THE GOVERNOR'S DESK IS ALSO A
BILL THAT HAVE AUTHORED TO
IMPROVE EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT IN
OUR STATE AGENCIES. THIS BILL
PUT SOME MORE RESTRICTIONS ON
THAT PROCUREMENT PROCESS INSTEAD
OF CONTINUING A SUCCESSFUL GOOD
GOVERNMENT PROGRAM.
UNFORTUNATELY, MEMBERS I CANNOT
SUPPORT THIS BILL TODAY. SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM. BUCKLE
UP WITH THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
SPOKE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE AND
CHARLIE ABOUT ICE 50 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS. OUR CONCURRED
IN THIS IS FALLOUT. UM 30. A B 1
58. CLARK OR READ ASSEMBLY BILL
1 58 BY THE COMMITTEE ON BUDGET
RELATED THE TAXPAYER RELIEF AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY BE RELATED TO THE
BUDGET. MR CHANG THANK YOU, BABY
1 50. IT'S OUR TAXPAYER RELIEF
TRAILER BILL CREATES THE WORKERS
TAX CREDIT BEGINNING ON OR AFTER
JANUARY 1ST 2024. THIS WOULD
ALLOW A TAX CREDIT FOR UNION
DUES INSTEAD OF A CREDIT
DEDUCTION. WHICH ALLOW FOR MORE
UNION DUES PAYING EMPLOYEES TO
RECEIVE A CREDIT PROVIDES
AUTHORITY FOR THE FRANCHISE TAX
BOARD DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES DEPARTMENT HEALTHCARE
SERVICES TO EXCHANGE DATA FOR
THE PURPOSE OF INFORMING
ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS OF VOLUNTEER
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE, HEALTH
CAL FILE AND FEDERAL AND STATE E
I T C PROGRAMS. IT ALSO MAKES
pCHANGES TO THE PAYCHECK
PROTECTION PROGRAM. SMALL
BUSINESS HIRING TAX CREDIT AND
BETTER FOR FAMILIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FIVE VOTE ON A
B 1 58. THANK YOU, MR KING. AND
MR FONG, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO A B 1 58. THE
COST OF LIVING IN CALIFORNIA HAS
NEVER BEEN HIGHER RECORD HIGH
INFLATION, GAS PRICES, HOME
PRICES ARE CRUSHING FAMILIES AND
THEIR ABILITY TO MAKE ENDS MEET
. CALIFORNIA DOESN'T HAVE A
REVENUE PROBLEM. CALIFORNIA HAS
A SPENDING PROBLEM WHEN WE
SHOULD BE HAVING A MEANINGFUL
DEBATE ABOUT TAX REFORM AND
RETURNING MONEY BACK TO HARD
WORKING CALIFORNIANS. THIS
MINISTRATIONS SOMEHOW HAS
MISPLACED PRIORITIES. THIS
ADMINISTRATION WANTS TO GIVE A
TAX CREDIT TO PROMOTE UNION
MEMBERSHIP, BUT APPARENTLY IT
DOES NOT WANT TO PROVIDE ANY TAX
CREDITS FOR MANUFACTURING
KEEPING BUSINESSES IN CALIFORNA
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT OR EVEN
RENTAL ASSISTANCE. MEMBERS URGE
A NO VOTE. SAYING NO FURTHER
DISCUSSION. ON THE ITEM. THEY'RE
CALLED THE ROLE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDED
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS OF ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DECIDE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE TELL
YOU ABOUT ICE. 47 KNOWS ONE
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN HMM. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 31 A
B. 1 60 LOCAL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 1 60 BY THE COMMITTEE ON
BUDGET AND ACTIVATING THE PUBLIC
SAFETY AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE AFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TANG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, MAYBE ONE
SIXTIES OUR PUBLIC SAFETY
TRAILER BILL. THE BILL EXEMPTS
ADVERTISING FOR CLASSES OR
EVENTS THAT PROMOTE FIREARMS,
SAFETY, HUNTING AND OTHER LISTED
ACTIVITIES FROM THE PROHIBITION
RELATED TO FIREARM ADVERTISING
AND MARKETING THAT TARGETS
MINERS. IT ALSO EXTENDS THE
EXISTING LAW TO REQUIRE ARSON
AND SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION
FOR THE REMAINING YOUTH IN THE
DIVISION OF JUVENILE JUSTICE.
AFTER THE DIVISIONS CLOSURE, IT
ALSO MAKES SIGNIFICANT CHANGES
TO THE VICTIM'S COMPENSATION
PROGRAM. EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST 2024
TO AN APPROPRIATE SUBJECT TO AN
APPROPRIATION, INCLUDING
INCREASING BENEFITS LIMITS,
EXPANDING ELIGIBILITY AND
REQUIRING ADDITIONAL OUTREACH
PROGRAMS. THE POTENTIAL
QUALIFYING VICTIMS BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT AND HOSPITALS.
RESPECT FOR US FOR I VOTE ON A B
1 60. AND MR FONG. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THIS BILL CERTAINLY
HIGHLIGHT SEEING THE
UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE
PROHIBITION AGAINST
ADVERTISEMENTS ON FIREARMS. WE
WARNED THIS BODY THAT MORE
LITIGATION WOULD OCCUR. BUT
THOSE WARNINGS WERE UNHEATED
PROVISIONS ACKNOWLEDGED THESE
CONCERNS AND IT IS POSSIBLE THE
COURTS WILL BE FORCED TO
INTERVENE AS WE EXPECTED. WE
ALSO NEED TO BE BE CONCERNED
ABOUT THE INSOLVENCY OF THE
VICTIM COMPENSATION BOARD AND
THEN THE NEED FOR URGENT REFORM
. THIS BILL DOES EXPANDED
ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFITS WHICH
IS NEEDED, BUT IT ALSO DEPLETES
RESOURCES FOR VICTIMS IN THE
FUTURE. SO FOR THAT, FOR THOSE
REASONS, MEMBERS I CANNOT
SUPPORT THIS BILL TODAY. SAYING
NO DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. PRETTY SORRY TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK. WELL. ROLL TIDE
ABOUT ICE. 49 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FILE ADAM 32. MAYBE 1 85.
WHERE CAN WE. ASSEMBLY BILL 1 85
BY THE COMMITTEE ON BUDGET,
EDUCATION, FINANCE AND MAKING IT
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TANG.
THINK MUCH BIGGER MAYBE 1 85 IS
OUR EDUCATION AND EARLY
CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TRAILER BILL
. THE BILL INCREASES THE BASE
INCREASE FOR THE LOCAL CONTROL
FUNDING FORMULA TO A RECORD
15.7% TO HALF PERCENT INCREASE
FROM JUNE. REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO
CONVENE AND PROVIDE
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FROM A
STATEWIDE WORKGROUP OF PRESCHOOL
STAKEHOLDERS REGARDING PRESCHOOL
QUALITY STANDARDS. ALSO
CLARIFIES REQUIREMENTS FOR LOCAL
EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES TO BE
ELIGIBLE FOR THE 21 22 AVERAGE.
DAILY ATTENDANCE BOOST BASED ON
FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT STUDY
REQUIREMENTS THE 21 22 SCHOOL
YEAR. RESPECTFULLY EYES FOR I
VOTE ON A B 1 85. AND MR FONG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF 81 85 MEMBERS. THERE
HAS BEEN A LOT OF POSITIVE
THINGS DONE IN THE EDUCATION
SPACE IN THE BUDGET. AND IN THIS
PARTICULAR ONE, A LOT OF CLEANUP
HAS BEEN DONE TO MAKE SURE THAT
STUDENTS CAN GRADUATE WHILE THEY
TAKE CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION
COURSES AND AS WELL AS MAKE
NEEDED CHANGES IN THE
INDEPENDENT STUDY. UH BUT THESE
ISSUES WERE OVERLOOKED DURING
THE RUSH BUDGET PROCESS, BUT
THEY ARE CLARIFIED TODAY I URGE
AND I VOTE. SEEING NO DISCUSSION
. DEBATE ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN ON THE RISOTTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE, CLARK. WELL,
CLOSE THE ROLE. TIE THE VOTE. I
66 NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. THIS IS
FALLOUT OF 33 A B 1 90. THE
CLERK WILL READ, ASSUME PEOPLE 1
90 BY THE COMMITTEE ON PROJECT
ACTUALLY IN THE POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION, MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TANG.
THANK YOU WOULD BE 1 90 IS OUR
HIGHER EDUCATION TRAILER BILL.
THE BILL MAKES CHANGES TO THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PART TIME
FACULTY HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM
TO ENSURE THAT STATE FUNDING
AGREED TO IN JUNE WILL PROVIDE
EQUALITY, AFFORDABLE AND
ACCESSIBLE COVERAGE TO ALL
ELIGIBLE PART TIME FACULTY. THE
BILL ALSO MAKES CHANGES TO A
PROGRAM THAT MY COLLEAGUE AND I
FROM SACRAMENTO. HAVE BEEN
REALLY WORKING ON AROUND THE
HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT LOAN
FUND. UH AND HE'LL HE'LL BE
GOING INTO MORE DETAIL ON THAT
ALL THE VARIOUS CHANGES THAT
WILL REALLY RESOLVED IN A
HISTORIC AMOUNT OF STUDENT
HOUSING ALL ACROSS THE STATE,
BUT THAT RESPECT FOR US FOR I
VOTE ON A B 1 90. AND MR FONG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THE
HOUSING CRISIS HAS A DISPARATE
IMPACT ON STUDENTS WORKING
TOWARDS A HIGHER EDUCATION.
OVERALL WE NEED TO BUILD MORE
QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN
ALL AREAS OF THE STATE. BUT
UNFORTUNATELY, I CANNOT SUPPORT
A MEASURE THAT WILL INCREASE THE
COST OF MUCH NEEDED HOUSING WITH
ONEROUS REQUIREMENTS AND
MANDATES NOT JUST FOR
CONSTRUCTION MEMBERS, BUT
FOREVER IN PERPETUITY. THOSE
REQUIREMENTS THAT WILL INCREASE
COSTS WHEN IT COMES TO CLEANING,
MAINTENANCE AND OTHER SERVICES.
THIS WILL HARM THE AFFORDABILITY
EASE. STUDENTS REALLY, REALLY
NEED. I UNFORTUNATELY ASKED FOR
A NO VOTE. AND MR MCCARTY. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. UM AS OUR
BUDGET SHARE ALLUDED TO THIS IS
AN IMPORTANT HIGHER EDUCATION
BUDGET TRAILER BILL, AND IF YOU
LOOK AT TWO OF THE TOP ISSUES
WE'VE BEEN DISCUSSING IN OUR
STATE AND OUR NATION LAST FEW
WEEKS, HOUSING, AFFORDABILITY
AND THE COST OF COLLEGE THEY
RELATE TO. COLLEGE HOUSING. IT
IS THE NUMBER ONE REASON WE HAVE
SO MUCH STUDENT DEBT, THE COST
OF HOUSING. IT'S THE ISSUE. WE
HAD TO HOLD UP ADMISSIONS THAT
/C BERKELEY THIS PAST YEAR, BUT
THE ABSENCE OF NEEDED STUDENT
HOUSING. SO CALIFORNIA FOR THE
FIRST TIME, IS STEPPING UP TO
THE PLATE AND ADDRESSING THE
NEEDS OF AFFORDABLE STUDENT
HOUSING. WE HAD A BILL AND THAT
BILLS UH UM, ELEMENTS ARE WORD
FOR WORD INCLUDED IN THIS BUDGET
ITEM TODAY. I WANT TO THANK OUR
JOINT AUTHORS. MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN JOSE ARE TWO MEMBERS FROM
RIVERSIDE, UM, COLLEAGUE FROM,
UH, OF COURSE. OUR BUDGET SHARE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. THIS IS A
GROUNDBREAKING PROPOSAL THAT
WILL CREATE LITERALLY 10,000 NEW
BEDS IN CALIFORNIA FOR COLLEGE
STUDENTS. WHAT WILL THAT MEAN
FOR OUR HOUSING CRISIS AND THE
CITIES THAT HAVE A COLLEGE?
TOWN. MORE OF THE STUDENTS THAT
CURRENTLY LIVE IN APARTMENTS AND
OTHER AREAS OUTSIDE OF COLLEGE
WILL BE ON CAMPUS ABLE TO DO
BETTER. BECAUSE THEY'RE ON
CAMPUS AND THOSE HOUSING AND
WILL BE AVAILABLE TO THE GREATER
COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE, SO 10,000
HOUSING UNITS OUT OF THE GATE
THAN BEING A REVOLVING FUND.
THIS WILL KEEP PAYING ITSELF
BACK OVER THE DECADES, CREATING
THOUSANDS OF MORE HOUSING UNITS.
LASTLY WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
WE UPLIFTED THE WORKERS WHO
BUILD THESE PROJECTS. WE HAVE
LANGUAGE IN HERE. HAVING SKILLED
AND TRAINED AND MAKE SURE WE
HAVE PROPER APPRENTICESHIP
PROGRAMS. THE LIFT UP THAT
PEOPLE THAT DO THE CONSTRUCTION
SO THEY CAN HAVE A PIPELINE TO A
BETTER LIFE IN THE MIDDLE CLASS
AS WELL. THIS IS A BIG MEASURE
THIS YEAR AS PART OF THE OVERALL
HOUSING PACKAGE AND RESPECTFULLY
ASK THE ARRIVAL. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR MCCARTHY AND MISS
QUIRK-SILVA. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE
TODAY IN SUPPORT OF A B 1 90
BUDGET. THIS INVESTMENT IN
STUDENT HOUSING MEANS SOMETHING
JUST LAST FRIDAY, I HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO CAL STATE
FULLERTON, WHICH IS ONE OF THE
LARGEST CS US IN THE SYSTEM,
WHERE THEY WERE UNVEILING AND
WELCOMING 600 STUDENTS TO LIVE
ON CAMPUS. WE KNOW THAT THIS IS
LIFE CHANGING FOR THOSE STUDENTS
WHO EXPERIENCE THAT ON CAMPUS.
UH, SERVICES AND EXPERIENCES. IN
ADDITION TO THAT THERE ARE
FUTURE BEDS COMING UNDER THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA'S INVESTMENT
, BUT IT DOESN'T JUST STOP THERE
, AS WAS NOTED 10,000 BEDS RIGHT
OFF THE BAT. THIS MEANS
SOMETHING WE OFTEN THINK OF
STUDENTS THAT CAN REMAIN AT HOME
. AND YET WE KNOW SO MANY
STUDENTS CAN'T REMAIN AT HOME
AND THE HIGH COST OF UH, HOUSING
EVEN SURROUNDING A COLLEGE CAN%
BE UPWARDS OF 4500 FOR ONE OR
TWO BEDROOM. THIS WILL MAKE A
DIFFERENCE FOR OUR STUDENTS. AND
AS WE GRADUATE, THOSE STUDENTS,
THEY WILL BE ON THEIR WAY TO
WORKING IN OUR COMMUNITIES. I
SUPPORT A B 1 90. THANK YOU, MR
QUIRK-SILVA. THANK YOU. MEMBERS
WITH THAT CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. MEMBERS VOTE. THE DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE
TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE TIED
THE VOTE. IT IS 55 KNOWS ONE
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN THIS IS FOLLOWED ADAM 34 A B
204. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY GO TO 04 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET, NOT ONLY
THE HEALTH MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR KING.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 204
IS OUR HEALTH TRAILER BILL. SB 1
21 IS THE AUGUST HEALTH TRADER
BILL THAT MAKES VARIOUS UH
TECHNICAL CORRECT. THIS BILL
MAKES VARIOUS TECHNICAL
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
FOR VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND
POLICIES THAT WERE ADOPTED IN
JUNE. THE BILL ESTABLISHES THE
NEW CLINIC WORKFORCE
STABILIZATION. RETENTION PAYMENT
PROGRAM FOR ONE TIME RETENTION
PAYMENTS TO THE THOUSANDS OF
CRITICAL COMMUNITY HEALTH
CLINICS. WORKERS FINALLY, THE
BILL ELIMINATES COPAYS FROM THE
CARE MORE ACCESSIBLE AND
AFFORDABLE FOR CALIFORNIA'S
LOWEST INCOME RESIDENTS. RESPECT
FOR YOUR EYES FOR I VOTE ON A B
204. AND MR FONG. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. I UNFORTUNATELY
RISE IN OPPOSITION TO A B 204.
THERE ARE IMPORTANT PROVISIONS
IN THIS. UH UH, HEALTH TRAILER
BILL THAT DOES PROVIDE MORE
HEALTH BENEFITS, BUT
UNFORTUNATELY, THERE ARE SOME
POISON PILLS IN THIS HEALTH
TRAILER. IT IS MY FIRM
CONVICTION THAT WE MUST WORK TO
PROTECT THE SANCTITY OF LIFE. WE
MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FORCING
TAXPAYER DOLLARS TOWARDS
ABORTIONS. TO NOW PAY FOR OUT OF
STATE TRAVEL CERTAINLY DESERVES
MORE SCRUTINY SCRUTINY. THIS IS
A QUESTIONABLE USE OF TAX
DOLLARS. CALIFORNIANS WHO ARE
OPPOSED TO ABORTIONS SHOULD NOT
BE COMPELLED TO PAY FOR THEM IN
ADVANCING SUCH A CONTROVERSIAL
POLICY THROUGH A BUDGET TRAILER
BILL STRETCHES THE AUTHORITY OF
THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY. ALL HUMAN
LIFE IS SACRED AND PRECIOUS.
GIVING A VOICE TO OUR MOST
VULNERABLE IS A FUNDAMENTAL
CONVICTION FOR ME. I URGE A NO
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR PHÊN, DOCTOR
ARAMBULA, YOUR RECORD THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 204 AND
WANTS TO SPEAK ABOUT THREE KEY
ITEMS AND HERE THAT I THINK ARE
PIVOTAL FOR US TO UNDERSTAND. IN
THIS ASSEMBLY BILL. OUR HEALTH
OMNIBUS BILL, WE HAVE ELIMINATED
CO PAYMENTS FOR MEDICAL PROGRAM
, WHICH WILL ALLOW ONE THIRD OF
ALL CALIFORNIANS TO BE BETTER
ABLE TO ACCESS THIS PROGRAM. WE
HAVE ALSO ADDRESSED THE MEDICAL
SHARE OF COST FOR THOSE WHO ARE
OVER THE AGE OF 65 FOR THOSE
WITH DISABILITIES, WHICH WILL
ALLOW THOSE WITH FIXED INCOMES
TO BETTER BE ABLE TO ACCESS THIS
PROGRAM, AND I ALSO WANT TO
UPLIFT THE CLINIC WORKFORCE
STABILIZATION RETENTION PAYMENT
PROGRAM. AS THE THOUSANDS OF
FRONTLINE HEALTHCARE WORKERS WHO
ARE WORKING IN OUR CLINICS
DURING THIS PANDEMIC OF THE
CENTER CENTURY NEED THESE
RETENTION PAYMENTS AND
APPRECIATION FOR BEING VALUABLE
MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY AND
SOCIETY. I APPRECIATE AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
ON A B 204. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
ARAMBULA. SEE NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. ON THE
ATOM CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
MEMBERS, FOLKS. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WELL CLOSER ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTE EYES 50 NO 16. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN AND
THIS IS FILE OUT OF 35 A B 207.
THEREFORE READ ASSEMBLY BILL TWO
OH, SEVEN BY THE COMMITTEE ON
BUDGET RELATING THE HUMAN
SERVICES, MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TANG
MAYBE TWO. OH SEVEN IS OUR HUMAN
SERVICES TRAILER BILL. THE BILL
ESTABLISHES A FAMILY FINDING
ENGAGEMENT AND SUPPORT PROGRAM
TO HELP CONNECT FOSTER YOUTH
WITH LOVING, SUPPORTIVE FAMILY
MEMBERS WHEN THEY CANNOT SAFELY
REMAIN AT HOME. PROVIDES FULL
CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS FOR
FAMILIES THAT WERE IN COW WORKS
AND THE INTENT TO DO THE SAME
FOR FAMILIES CRRENTLY IN THE
PROGRAM BY 2025. THE BILL
CONFORMS TO NEW FEDERAL CHILD
SUPPORT LAWS, INCLUDING PAUSING
OBLIGATIONS TO PAY FOR PARENTS
INCARCERATED OR INVOLUNTARILY
COMMITTED. THE BILL ALSO TAKES
AN IMPORTANT STEP TOWARDS MOVING
THE OUTCOME. GOALS OF THE WORK'S
PROGRAM TO FOCUS ON FAMILY
STABILIZATION AND MATERNAL CHILD
WELL BEING. IT ALSO CREATES TO
TRIBAL FAMILY PRO FAMILIAR
PROGRAMS. THAT SUPPORT THE
INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT AND
TRIBAL CHILD AND FAMILIES
INVOLVED IN THE FOSTER CARE
SYSTEM WITH THAT RESPECT FOR ICE
FOR I VOTE ON A B 207. THANK
YOU, MR KING. AND MR FONG. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF A B 207. THIS BILL
WILL HELP SUPPORT OUR FOSTER AND
NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH TO ENSURE
THEY RECEIVE NECESSARY CARE AND
SUPPORT. I URGE AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG SEE NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. CLUB IN
THE ROLE. MERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLL TIDE
ABOUT I 67 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS I HAVE A COUPLE OF
GUESTS INTRODUCTIONS. AT THIS
TIME. WE HAVE GUESTS JOINING US
IN THE GALLERY TODAY. IN HONOR
OF NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE
MONTH, WHICH BEGINS TOMORROW. WE
HAVE WITH US. ROBERT ODM
GUITERREZ FROM THE MUSIC GROUP
LIGHTER SHADE OF BROWN. AND ALSO. ALSO JOINING US IN A GALLERY
IN HONOR OF NATIONAL HISPANIC
HERITAGE MONTH IS KINGS COUNTY
SUPERVISOR. RICHARD VIA ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALIS
AND CERVANTES. WELCOME TO ALL OF
THEM.
MEMBERS ALSO JOINING US IN THE
GALLERY. TODAY WE HAVE MEMBERS
OF I B E. W. LOCAL 12 45 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CUNNINGHAM. LET'S WELCOME THEM
TO THE GALLERY.
MEMBERS WE ARE NOW GOING TO BE
TAKING UP. SENATE BILLS. THAT
NEED HEARINGS. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE TO TAKE UP SENATE BILLS
THAT NEED ADDITIONAL HEARINGS.
WE ARE GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY
ON FILE ITEM. 75. WE ARE ON
SENATE THIRD. I'LL LET HIM 76
HAS GONE TO AN ACTIVE WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE MEMBERS TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 78. THIS IS FILE ITEMS
. 78 SENATE BILL 5 29. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 5 29 BY
CENTER, HERTZBERG AND ACCOLADES
, ELECTRICITY DOCTOR QUIRKE. UM
MEMBERS FROM I HAVE YOUR
ATTENTION. VERY IMPORTANT BILL.
THIS BILL CAN DETERMINE WHETHER
OR NOT WE MEET OUR GREENHOUSE
GAS REDUCTION GOALS. PRESENTED
IN UTILITIES COMMITTEE. BY
SENATOR HERTZBERG. A GUY WHO
KNOWS. WHERE WE NEED TO GO IN
THIS AREA. AND KNOWS ALL OF THE
DETAILS. SO RIGHT NOW WE'RE
TRYING TO GET ALL THE RENEWABLE
ENERGY UP. BIGGEST PROBLEM. WELL
WE HAVE LOTS OF PROBLEMS DOING
THAT. SUPPLY CHAIN ETCETERA. ONE
OF THOSE PROBLEMS IS
TRANSMISSION. UM THE ROTATING
OUTAGES THE LAST FEW YEARS REAL
SIGNIFICANT VULNERABILITIES IN
THE RELIABILITY OF OUR
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY. SHORTFALLS IN
TRANSMISSION PLANNING EXECUTION.
THERE'S OUR BIGGEST BARRIER.
REPLACING FOSSIL FUEL RESOURCES
CURRENTLY MAINTAINING SYSTEM
RELIABILITY. SB 5 TO 9 PERMITS
AN EXPEDITED REVIEW AND APPROVAL
PROCESS. FOR UPGRADES TO
EXISTING TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
FACILITIES AND EXISTING
CORRIDORS OR RIGHTS OF WAY.
REGARDLESS OF THE CURRENT 200
KILOVOLTS STANDARD. THE RESULTS,
WITH EXT ABIDE. WITH ME EXPEDITE
INTERCONNECTIONS WITH SOME NEW
ELECTRICAL RESOURCES BY SEVERAL
YEARS. BY REMOVING BARRIERS TO
THESE CRITICAL IMPROVEMENTS. SB
5 TO 9 FACILITATES THE DELIVERY
OF CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES TO THE
POWER GRID. AND HELPS LOWER THE
COST OF ACHIEVING STATE CLEAN
ENERGY GOALS. WITH THAT? I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR HERTZBERG.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR QUIRKE. SEEING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLARK CLARK IN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTER DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE HER ROLE.
CALLIE TO VOTE IS 43 NOS. THREE.
THAT MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM. 83. WE'RE TAKING UP
SENATE BILLS THAT NEED HEARINGS
WHILE LET HIM 83 IS SB 4 57.
EQUAL READ. SENATE BILL 4 57 BY
SENATOR PORTANTINO INOCULATING
THE TAXATION AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE MS
REEVES. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. THESE AMENDMENTS
ADDRESS THE CONCERNS RAISED BY
THE CALIFORNIA FRANCHISE TAX
BOARD AND FURTHER CLARIFY THE
MEASURE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
, MISS REVIS, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. OVER THE ROLE MEMBERS
VOTE. WE DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE?
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
THIS TAKES 54.
MS REVIS MOVES A CALL.
WE ARE MOVING TO TAKE OUT FILE
OUT OF 1 11. VIOLET ON 1 11 IS
SB 6 74. THERE COULD BE THE
SENATE BILL 6 74 BY SENATOR
TERRAZZO AND OTHER SIN ACTUALLY
IN THE PUBLIC CONTRACTS, MISS
CERVANTES. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS TODAY AND PRESENTING
SENATE BILL 6 74 ON SENATOR
DUROC. SO ON BEHALF OF HER, WE
SPEND A LOT OF TIME ON THIS
FLOOR, TALKING ABOUT THE
IMPORTANCE OF CREATING JOBS AND
CERTAINLY DURING MY TIME AS
CHAIR OF THE ASSEMBLY JOBS
COMMITTEE. WE HAVE BEEN FOCUSED
ON JOB CREATION THROUGH OUR
COMMITTEE'S WORK. HOWEVER IT IS
NOT ENOUGH TO SAY WE WANT TO
CREATE MORE JOBS. WE MUST CREATE
WELL PAYING JOBS THAT HELP
WORKING FAMILIES TO PROSPER HERE
IN CALIFORNIA, ONE SECTOR THAT
WE AS A STATE HAVE HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST IN IS
MANUFACTURING, MAINTENANCE AND
SUPPORT SERVICES FOR ZERO
EMISSION VEHICLES AS CALIFORNIA
CONTINUES TO PUT MORE ELECTRIC
VEHICLES ON THE ROAD. WE MUST
FULFILL OUR VALUES BY REPORTING
REQUIRING THE STATE CONTRACTS
SUPPORTING THESE GOALS INCLUDE
STANDARDS, ENSURING THAT JOBS IN
THIS SECTOR ARE BOTH HIGH
QUALITY AND WELL PAYING. SP 674
ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY
ESTABLISHING A HIGH ROADS, JOB
FRAMEWORK FOR STATE CONTRACTS
VALUED AT $10 MILLION IN MORE
THAN INVOLVED ELECTRIC VEHICLES
OR ELECTRIC VEHICLE RELATED
INFRASTRUCTURE. THIS FRAMEWORK
WORK SUPPORT THE CREATION OF
FAMILY SUPPORTING JOBS IN THIS
GROWING SECTOR, WHICH WILL NOT
ONLY HELP WORKING FAMILIES IN
CALIFORNIA PROSPER BUT PROVIDE
CLEANER AIR FOR OUR CHILDREN AND
FUTURE GENERATIONS OF
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN IVO
AND SB 674. THANK YOU. MR
FONTE'S. SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO
DECIDED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE.
WELL. CLOSER ROLE TELL YOU ABOUT
IS 42 NOS 12. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. WE'RE GOING TO PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE OUT OF 1 13.
WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP
FILE OUT ON 1 17. FOLLOW HIM. 1
17 AS SENATE BILL 14 73 BY DR
WEBBER AND THE CLERK WILL READ
SENATE BILL 14 73 BY SENATOR PAN
AND I PLAYED IN THE HEALTH CARE
COVERAGE, DECLARING THE URGENCY
THEREAFTER EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
DR WEBBER. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. I RISE TO PRESENT SP14 73 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR PAN. THE FIRST
PART OF THIS BILL IS TECHNICAL
CLEANUP RELATED TO COVERED
CALIFORNIA OPEN ENROLLMENT
PERIODS AND EFFECTIVE DATES. THE
OTHER ASPECT OF THIS BILL
ENSURES COVERAGE FOR COVID 19
TEST TO TREAT, WHICH REFERS TO
THE PRACTICE OF ENSURING SOMEONE
WHO CAN TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID
19, IF APPROPRIATE FOR THE
PATIENT CAN RECEIVE TREATMENT AT
THE TESTING LOCATION OR SOON
AFTER, IN ORDER TO GET THE
INFECTION QUICKLY UNDER CONTROL.
THE TIMING BETWEEN SYMPTOM
ANSWERED AND MEDICAL CARE IS
CRITICALLY IMPORTANT, WHICH IS
WHY TEST TO TREAT IS SO
CRITICAL. THIS BILL ENSURES A
PERSON STATES REGULATED HEALTH
INSURANCE WILL COVER THAT
THERAPEUTICS AND ADMINISTRATION
OF THE THERAPEUTICS WITHOUT COST
SHARING OR THE UTILIZATION
MANAGEMENT. RIGHT NOW, MOST OF
THE THERAPEUTICS ARE FEDERALLY
FUNDED, BUT AT SOME POINT HEALTH
PLANS AND INSURERS WILL BE
NEGOTIATING AT FUNDING THESE
COSTS. THE CALIFORNIA HEALTH
BENEFIT REVIEW PROGRAM REVIEWED
THIS BILL AND INDICATES THAT IT
COULD RESULT IN REDUCED
HOSPITALIZATIONS, FEWER
INPATIENT ADMISSIONS AND
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS. ONE
OF THE MOST UTILIZE DRUGS
REDUCES HOSPITALIZATIONS IN THE
UNVACCINATED UNDER AGE 6 65 BY
85. THE AUGUST 25TH 2002-AMENDMENTS REPRESENT AN
AGREEMENT WITH THE HEALTH PLANS
WHO ARE NO LONGER OPPOSED TO
THIS BILL. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, DR
WEBBER, SEEING NO DISCUSSION. OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLARK WELL
OPEN, THE RAW MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS TAKES 50
FOR ON THE URGENCY.
HOWEVER, MOVES THE CALL. MOVING
TO TAKE UP FILE ITEM. 1 20. FILE
OUT OF 1 20 IS SENATE BILL 7 46.
THE CLERK WILL READ. THE SENATE
BILL 7 46 BY SANTA SKINNER, AN
ATHLETE TO THE POLITICAL REFORM
ACT OF 1974. AND MR GABRIEL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT SB 746
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR SKINNER.
ONLINE PLATFORMS ARE
INCREASINGLY WHERE WE GET OUR
INFORMATION AND THUS HAVE GREAT
IMPACT ON OUR POLITICAL
CONVERSATIONS. ALGORITHM USED BY
THESE ONLINE PLATFORMS MAKE IT
POSSIBLE TO INDIVIDUALLY
INFLUENCE VOTER BEHAVIOR BY
TARGETING THE USER WITH
SPECIALIZED POLITICAL ADS. THIS
BILL WOULD REQUIRE MORE
ACCOUNTABILITY AND ONLINE
POLITICAL ACTIVITY BY REQUIRING
A BUSINESS TO REPORT TO THE F
PPC IF IT USES ITS SERVICES OR
PRODUCTS TO POLITICALLY TARGET
CONSUMERS WITH ONLINE ADS.
REQUIRING PUBLIC DISCLOSURE WHEN
BUSINESSES POLITICALLY TARGET
CONSUMERS IS IMPORTANT AS MORE
INDIVIDUALS START OWNING THEIR
OWN SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS. THIS
BILL ENJOYS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR SKINNER. RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR GABRIEL. SAYING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. CLARK
WELL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS TAKES 54. POLITICAL REFORM
ACT. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE PART
ABOUT EYES 54. NO. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FOLLOWED
IN 1 22 SET UP L 6 84. AND THE
CLERK WILL READ THE SENATE BILL
6 84 BY SENATOR HUESO AND OTHERS
. NAPOLI AND PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION. MR EDUARDO
GARCIA, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. YOU MAY NOT KNOW
THIS, BUT THIS MAY BE THE LAST
BILL. THAT WE EVER PRESENT ON
BEHALF OF THE SINGING SENATOR
FROM SAN DIEGO. UM THIS BILL SB
6 84 DEALS WITH INCREASING
OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS. AND SEEKING OUT
PHD DEGREES THROUGH THE CAL
STATE SYSTEM. THERE ARE A NUMBER
OF UNIVERSITIES THAT ARE SEEKING
OUT THIS OPPORTUNITY. THIS IS
SOMETHING THAT I KNOW WILL HELP
TREMENDOUSLY IN OUR BORDER
REGION. AND I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ASK ON BEHALF OF OUR STATE
SENATOR WHO IS TURNED OUT THIS
YEAR FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
MR GARCIA. MR. ALVAREZ, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL, WHETHER YOU'RE IN
FRESNO, SACRAMENTO, SAN DIEGO,
OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE THERE
HAS BEEN OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS
AN AWAKENING ON THE ISSUE OF
PUBLIC HEALTH AS A RESULT OF OUR
PANDEMIC. UM HOWEVER, VARIOUS
EPIDEMICS CONTINUE TO UH, BE A
PROBLEM IN OUR COMMUNITIES, AND
THIS BILL INCREASES EDUCATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES SO THAT QUALIFIED
INDIVIDUALS CAN BE TRAINED AS
PRACTITIONERS, UH AND IN
RESEARCH TO BE ABLE TO DELIVER
THE APPROPRIATE INFORMATION TO
OUR COMMUNITIES WHEN IT COMES TO
PUBLIC HEALTH, SO I HOPE THAT AS
WE ALL RECOGNIZE THAT EDUCATION
OPPORTUNITIES ARE IMPORTANT, BUT
ALSO BEING ABLE TO PROVIDE GOOD
PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION IS
IMPORTANT THAT WE SUPPORT THIS
BILL SO THAT CSU THROUGHOUT THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA CAN PROVIDE
NEW OPPORTUNITIES, WHETHER IT'S
DOMINGUEZ HILLS, SAN DIEGO OR
OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE. SO I
ASKED FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. MR ALVAREZ SEEN NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. MR GARCIA MAY CLOSE
IF YOU WISH. THANK YOU. FOR YOUR
ATTENTION ON THIS MATTER. I
STAND CORRECTED. THERE ARE A LOT
MORE WESSEL BILLS COMING BEFORE
YOU SO AS REVIVAL. WE'LL TAKE
THAT INTO CONSIDERATION. THANK
YOU. MR GARCIA'S WITH THAT.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS VOTE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT
ABOUT. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DECIDED TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL.
CLOSER ROLL TIDE ABOUT I 60 NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES. AND
FOLLOWED HIM 1 24. IS SENATE
BEFORE 10. THE SENATE BILL 4 10
BY SENATOR LEYVA ACTUALLY IN THE
PUBLIC POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION,
MR MEDINA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. SB 4 10 REQUIRES
THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
TO IMPLEMENT A NINE STEP SALARY
SYSTEM. FOR ALL NON FACULTY
EMPLOYEES. AND LAST YEAR'S
BUDGET. $2 MILLION WAS INCLUDED
IN ORDER FOR THE CSU
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE TO EVALUATE
THE EXISTING SALARY STRUCTURE
FOR SUPPORT STAFF. THE STUDY
FOUND SIGNIFICANT WAGE
COMPRESSION AND ON AVERAGE STAFF
SALARIES WERE 12% BEHIND THE
MEDIAN AVERAGE. IN ADDITION, THE
STUDY FOUND THAT THE IDENTIFIED
ISSUE DISPROPORTIONATELY
AFFECTED WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF
COLOR WORKING IN SUPPORT STAFF
ROLES. MEMBERS IN 1996, THE CSU
UNILATERALLY DECIDED TO
ELIMINATE SALARY STEPS FOR THEIR
STAFF. SALARY STEPS WHICH HAVE
BEEN IN PLACE FOR OVER 50 YEARS.
THE CSU IS THE ONLY STATE AGENCY
TO ELIMINATE SALARY STEPS FOR
ITS SUPPORT STAFF AND IS
CURRENTLY THE ONLY STATE AGENCY
THAT DOES NOT PROVIDE SALARIES
STEPS. AS A RESULT, STAFF HAVE
NOT BEEN ABLE TO PROGRESS IN AN
EQUITABLE MANNER COMPARED TO
THEIR COUNTERPARTS. SB 4 10 WILL
FIX THIS UNFAIR SALARY STRUCTURE
BY IMPLEMENTING THE REASON,
STUDY RECOMMENDATIONS AND
ENSURING THAT THE SALARY STEP
MERIT SYSTEM IS PUT INTO PLACE
FOR CSU SUPPORT STAFF. THIS WILL
CREATE PARITY WITH THE
CALIFORNIA'S 233 OTHER STATE
AGENCIES AND OVER 210,000 STATE
EMPLOYEES ARE RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MEDINA AND MR O'DONNELL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. IT'S VERY CLEAR
CSU, ALL LEVELS ARE UNDER
COMPENSATED. AND WE'RE THE PLACE
TO FIX THAT, QUITE FRANKLY, IS
IN THE BUDGET. I WON'T BE HERE
NEXT YEAR. BUT NEXT YEAR IS YOUR
YEAR TO FIX THIS PROBLEM. FUND
THE CSU ADEQUATELY SO THEY CAN
PAY THEIR STAFF ADEQUATELY THEIR
STAFF AT ALL LEVELS. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU, MR
O'DONNELL. SEE NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CAREFUL, OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDED TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDED
TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FOLK. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE THE
ROLE TALENT ABOUT EYES 45 NOS.
EIGHT. THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WE ARE ON THE SENATE
THIRD READING FILE. AND WE'RE
GOING TO GO BACK TO THE TOP. OF
THE SENATE THIRD READING FILE.
IF WE HAVE JOCKEYS AT THEIR
DESKS WILL BE TAKING UP. SENATE
BILLS. WE ARE LOOKING FOR
JOCKEYS AT THEIR DESKS. AND I
SEE DR QUIRKE ON THE FLOOR.
MEMBERS.
UH WE ARE ON THE SENATE THIRD
READING FILE DOCTOR COWORKERS AT
HIS DESK. WE ARE LOOKING AT
TAKING UP FILE THAT I'M 70.
NINE. NOT QUITE THE TOP OF THE
FILE TOWARDS THE TOP FILE. ADAM
79. IS SET UP BILL 5 99 AND THE
CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL 5 99
BY CENTER HUESO WHEN ACTIVATING
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES. DR QUIRKE
. THANK YOU, SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
. THIS IS THE REAL LAST WEST. SO
BILL. UH BY AND LARGEST
TECHNICAL DEALING WITH. CODE
CLEANUP ETCETERA FOR THE C P U.
C. UH BRICK CLASS, RECAST AND
CLARIFIES LANGUAGE. UM. CLEAR TO
ALL PARTIES A QUIET PERIOD AND
RELATED CLOSED SESSIONS WILL
HAPPEN THREE DAYS PRIOR TO A
CPUC VOTING. UH, MEANING ON THE
ITEM. CODE CLEANUP. THE BILL
SUNSETS AND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
CALIFORNIA SOLAR INITIATIVE.
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. O BEHALF OF SENATOR WEST
DOES LAST BAIL. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR QUIRKE. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON SENATOR
HA ZOE'S ACTUAL LAST BILL.
CLARK. WELL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. BECAUSE THE ROLE OF
THE VOTE EYES 43 NOS. ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. AND THIS IS
FALLOUT OF 80. MS QUIRK-SILVA
FILE OUT OF 80. SP 8 97 LOCAL
READ THE SENATE BILL 8 97 BY
SENATOR WIECKOWSKI AND I PLAYED
IN THE LAND USE MS QUIRK-SILVA.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT SB 897 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR WYATT
WIECKOWSKI, WHICH BUILDS UPON
PREVIOUS A D. U. LEGISLATION BY
ADDRESSING SOME OF THE ENDURING
BARRIERS TO A D U CONSTRUCTION
AND PROVIDES FURTHER STREAMING
LINE BETTER KNOWN AS GRANNY
FLATS OR MOTHER IN LAW UNITS.
FOR CITIES ACROSS THE STATE
FACING LARGE REGIONAL HOUSING
NEEDS. 80 US REPRESENTS A KEY
INSTRUMENT IN OUR STATE'S
HOUSING PRODUCTION. SB 897
ADDRESSES THE ISSUES OF
UNPERMITTED A DUS BY PRUITT BY
PROHIBITING, AND LOCAL AGENCY
FROM DENYING A PERMIT FOR AN
UNPERMITTED A D YOU BUILT BEFORE
2018 UNLESS THERE IS A HEALTH
AND SAFETY VIOLATION. IN
ADDITION, EIGHT SB 897 FURTHER
STREAMLINES PERMITTING AND
CONSTRUCTING OF A DUS AND
PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY WITH HEIGHT
RESTRICTIONS BY ADDRESSING
REMAINING BARRIERS TO 80 US. WE
ARE NOT ONLY ENCOURAGING
HOMEOWNERS TO ASSIST US IN
DEALING WITH THE HOUSING CRISIS
BUT ALLOWING HOMEOWNERS TO
CREATE MORE FINANCIAL STABILITY
FOR THEMSELVES AS WELL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. WILL OPEN THE ROLE
MEMBERS VOTE. PRETTY SORRY TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE
TO VOTE.
THIS WIECKOWSKI BILL TAKES 41
VOTES.
CLARK. WELL WHAT WAS THE ROLE
AND TALLY. THE VOTE IS 41. NO 16
AT MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS
FALLOUT OF 81. SENATE BILL 13
58. THE CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 13 58 BY SENATOR PORTANTINO
AND I PLAYED IN THE STATE CLAIMS
AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE DECLARING THEIR
TEXTRACT IMMEDIATELY MR HOLDEN,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. SP 13 58 BY SENATOR
PORTANTINO AS A BILL TO
AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS
TOTALLING APPROXIMATELY 3.1
MILLION OR THREE PAYMENTS AS
FOLLOWS. FOR ILLEGAL SETTLEMENTS
AND OTHER COSTS APPROVED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. A ONE
TIME APPROPRIATION OF 2,000,800.
AND $80,603.13. FROM THE GENERAL
FUND TO DOJ AND FISCAL YEAR 2022
23 TO PAY COURT ORDERED
ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COSTS
ARISING FROM THOMAS MORE LAW
CENTER VERSUS BONTA. AT ONE TIME
APPROPRIATION OF 250,000 FROM
THE GENERAL FUND TO THE DOJ AND
FISCAL YEAR 2022 23 TO PAY COURT
ORDERED ATTORNEY FEES ARISING
FROM INSTITUTE FOR FREE SPEECH
VERSUS BONTA. AND A ONE TIME
APPROPRIATION OF $247 FROM THE
MOTOR VEHICLE ACCOUNT TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
FOR THE RE ISSUANCE OF AN
EXPIRED CHECK OR REIMBURSEMENT
OF A VEHICLE LICENSE FEE
PAYMENT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN.
SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THE ITEM. WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE. JUST TAKES 54 ON THE
URGENCY.
CLARK WILL. CLOSER ROLE AND TELL
YOU ABOUT I 65 NO. ZERO ON THE
URGENCY. I 65 NO. ZERO ON THE
MEASURE THAT WILL PASSES.
MEMBERS WITHOUT OBJECTION.
IMMEDIATE TRANSMITTAL TO THE
SENATE ON ITEMS 78. 1 11. 1 21
22 1. 24.
MEMBERS AND FILE ORDER. THIS IS
FILED OUT OF 80 TO WEAR ON
SENATE THIRD READING FILE OUT OF
82 SET UP BILL 14 40 THE CLERK
WILL RATE BILL 14 40 BY SENATOR
ROTH AND ACTUALLY IN THE HEALING
ARTS. MR BERMAN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. SB 14 40
IS A TECHNICAL BILL THAT WOULD
RECONCILE TO CODE SECTIONS SO
THAT THE MEDICAL BOARD MAY
ENGAGE IN INVESTIGATIONS AGAINST
ALL LICENSED TYPES CONSISTENTLY
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR ANOTHER
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BERMAN SEE,
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
MEMBERS SMOKE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE, ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. HOWSER ROLE TALENT
ABOUT I 65 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. WE ARE GOING TO HAST
TEMPORARILY.
WE WILL BE TAKING UP. WE WILL BE
TAKING UP FILE OUT OF 84. SENATE
BILL 502. CLARK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 502 BY SENATOR ALLEN
AN ACCOLADE AND HOUSING THIS
MATERIALS MISS GARCIA. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL HAS BEEN
A WORK FOR MULTIPLE YEARS BY A
LOT OF STAKEHOLDERS AND A LOT OF
DIFFERENT AUTHORS OVER THE
YEARS. BUT TODAY IT'S MR ALLEN
AND UNDER CALIFORNIA'S GREEN
CHEMISTRY PROGRAM, DEPARTMENT OF
TALKS, ACCEPTANCES CONTROL,
IDENTIFIES HARMFUL CHEMICALS AND
CONSUMER PRODUCTS WITH THE GOAL
OF FINDING ALTERNATIVES AND
DEVELOPING REGULATIONS DESIGNED
TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH.
UNFORTUNATELY AFTER MORE THAN A
DECADE, NOT A SINGLE CHEMICAL
AND A CONSUMER PRODUCT HAS BEEN
SUBJECT TO REGULATORY RESPONSE.
UNDER THIS FRAMEWORK, THE
PROGRAM HAS BEEN SLOW AND IN
PART DUE TO DATA GAPS THAT
HINDER INFORMED DECISION MAKING
AND INABILITY OF DTSC TO
IDENTIFY CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
WITHOUT DIRECTLY TESTING THEM OR
DOING VERY TANK CONSUMING
SEARCHES AND REQUESTS FOR DATA.
SB FIVE OR TO IMPLEMENT THE
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
HEALTH INSTITUTE ANALYSIS OF
DTSC SCREEN CHEMISTRY PROGRAM TO
IMPROVE ACCOUNTABILITY AND
TRANSPARENCY, STREAMLINE
PROCESSES AND GIVES THE TSC THE
AUTHORITY TO COLLECT ESSENTIAL
PRODUCT INGREDIENTS. DATA. THE
CURRENT LANGUAGE, AND THIS
MEASURE REFLECTS THE COMPROMISE
REACHED BETWEEN ALL STAKEHOLDERS
AND HAS BEEN RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT IN COMMITTEE AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE RESIDE ABOUT.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK. WELL. AS A ROLE
TALLY ABOUT I 61 KNOWS ZERO THAT
MEASURE PASSES. THIS IS FALLOUT
OF 85. SENATE BILL 6 44. THE
CLERK WILL READ THE SENATE BILL
6 44 BY CENTER, LEYVA AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE HEALTHCARE
COVERAGE, MISS RIVAS. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. SB 6 44
WILL ALLOW THE CALIFORNIA
EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT THE D. D TO SHARE
INFORMATION WITH COVERED
CALIFORNIA FOR THE PURPOSE OF
OUTREACH ON HEALTH COVERAGE
OPTIONS. CURRENT LAW ALLOWS
NEEDED TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH
DOZENS OF STATE AGENCIES, THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND OTHER
STATES BUT NOT WITH COVERED
CALIFORNIA IN AMERICA. JOBS AND
HEALTH INSURANCE ARE CLOSELY
LINKED. IF A PERSON LOSES THEIR
JOB, THEY OFTEN ALSO FACED
LOSING HEALTH COVERAGE FOR BOTH
THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILY.
EVERYONE DESERVES ACCESS TO
QUALIFY FOR AFFORDABLE
HEALTHCARE COVERAGE AND SB 6 44
WILL HELP ENSURE THAT PEOPLE
WILL BE ABLE TO SEEK CARE WHEN
NEEDED AND AVOID COSTLY AND
DANGEROUS GAPS IN CARE,
REGARDLESS OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS.
THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RIVAS. SENIOR DISCUSSION DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRED ABOUT. WELL. CLOSER
ROLE. MENTALITY THE VOTE WAS 52
NOS. FIVE. THAT MEASURE PASSES.%
WE ARE GOING TO.
PAST TEMPORARILY ON FILE OUT OF
86. THIS IS FILE OUT OF 87.
SENATE BILL 8 42. AND THE CLERK
WILL READ THE SENATE BILL 8 42
BY CENTRAL DODD AND OTHERS
RELATING TO HEALTHCARE. AGUILAR
CURRY. GOOD MORNING, MR SPEAKER
. I RISE TO PRESENT SB 8 42 BY
SENATOR DODD. S P A. FOR TWO
REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF
REHABILITATION TO ESTABLISH A
COMPREHENSIVE THREE YEAR PILOT%
PROGRAM AND CONTRA COSTA, NAPA,
SOLANO AND YELLOW COUNTIES TO
FACILITATE A REUSE AND
REDISTRIBUTION OF DURABLE
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OR ASSISTIVE
TECHNOLOGY. EVERY YEAR,
THOUSANDS OF CALIFORNIANS
REQUIRE SPECIALIZED MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT TO RECOVER FROM
ILLNESS, UNEXPECTED ACCIDENTS
AND TEMPORARY MOBILITY
IMPAIRMENTS. HOWEVER ACCESS TO
ESSENTIAL AND LIFE CHANGING
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT IS OUT OF
REACH FOR MANY OF OUR NEIGHBORS
, WHETHER FOR COST OR OTHER
REASONS, MANY CALIFORNIANS
NEEDLESSLY SUFFER IN THE WAKE OF
LIFE ALTERING INJURY OR LONG
TERM IMPAIRMENT. BY IMPLEMENTING
A PILOT PROGRAM, THE STATE CAN
ASCERTAIN THE VALUE OF
IMPLEMENTING A STATEWIDE PROGRAM
THAT INCREASES ACCESS TO
ESSENTIAL DURABLE MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT, WHILE ALSO KEEPING
THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF USEFUL
EQUIPMENT FROM ENDING UP IN
LANDFILLS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FEAR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
AGUIAR-CURRY, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM. CLUB IN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
WELL. BECAUSE A ROLE ITALIAN
ABOUT I 64 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. MEMBERS WERE GOING TO
MOVE BACK TO FILE ITEM 86. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 86. SENATE BILL 7
85. AND THE CLERK WILL READ. THE
SENATE BILL 7 85 BY CENTER
GLACIER AND OTHERS INOCULATING
THE PUBLIC POSTSECONDARY
EDUCATION, MR LOWE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES X SP 7 85 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR GLACIER. THIS BILL
INCREASES GRADUATION RATES FOR
STUDENTS AND DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES AT THE CSU SYSTEM,
SPECIFICALLY HELPING TO TARGET
THE CALIFORNIA PROMISE PROGRAM
TO FIRST GENERATION AND LOW
INCOME OPERATE UNDER REPRESENTED
STUDENTS. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
NO OPPOSITION OR NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR OUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LOWE, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. I'LL
NEVER SPOKE. PRETTY SORRY TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. IT'S
HARD TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE
THE ROLE AND TALLY. THE VOTE WAS
59 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
THIS IS FAR ITEM. 88 VILE ITEM
88. SENATE BILL 8 44 AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL 8
44 BY SENATOR AMANDA AND
REGULATED CYBERSECURITY. MRS
AGUIAR-CURRY, MR SPEAKER, SP 8
44 WILL REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
CYBER SECURITY INTEGRATION
CENTER TO SUBMIT ANNUAL REPORTS
TO THE LEGISLATURE THROUGH 2026
ANALYZING THE USAGE OF
CYBERSECURITY GRANT FUNDS MADE
AVAILABLE THROUGH THE FEDERAL
STATE AND LOCAL CYBERSECURITY
IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2021. THESE
REPORTS WILL GIVE THE
LEGISLATURE BETTER INSIGHT INTO
HOW THESE GRANTS ARE UTILIZED
AND WILL ASSIST FUTURE CYPRESS
SECURITY POLICY MAKING. SB 8 44
HAS HAD NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR AIRCREW, SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ATOM
LOCAL OVER THE ROLE. OLIVER IS
SLOW TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLE ANTI DEVOTE. I
65 NOS. ZERO THAT MEASURE
PASSES. THIS IS FOUL ITEM. 89 SB
8. 55 CLERK WILL READ THE BILL 8
55 BY SENATOR NEWMAN AND OTHERS
NICOLINA RECREATIONAL SAFETY DR
WEBBER. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT SP
8 55 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR NEWMAN
, WHICH WILL CREATE A STATEWIDE
CHILDHOOD DRAINING DROWNING DATA
SYSTEM AS A PART OF A THREE YEAR
PILOT PROGRAM TO BE ADMINISTERED
THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA APARTMENT
OF PUBLIC HEALTH. WITH THE GOALS
OF IDENTIFYING SAFETY
IMPROVEMENTS AND REDUCING
CHILDHOOD DROWNINGS AND NEAR
DROWNINGS. RECENT DATA FROM THE
CDC SHOWS THAT IN CALIFORNIA
DROWNING CONTINUES TO BE A
LEADING CAUSE OF ACCIDENTAL
DEATH FOR CHILDREN AGES. 1 TO 4
YEARS OLD. DEVELOPING AN
IMPLEMENT IMPLEMENTING HOLISTIC
AND STATEWIDE POLICY SOLUTIONS
IS CHALLENGING DUE TO A LACK OF
QUANTITATIVE DATA ON DROWNING.
POLICYMAKERS PUBLIC HEALTH
EXPERTS AND ADVOCATES LACK
CRUCIAL QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION
TO ADDRESS CHILDHOOD DROWNINGS
BECAUSE CALIFORNIA DOES NOT
MAINTAIN A COMPREHENSIVE
STATEWIDE CHILDHOOD DEATH
REPORTING SYSTEM. AS A RESULT,
WHEREVER DATA IS AVAILABLE, IS
OFTEN INCONSISTENT OR INCOMPLETE
, THEREBY LIMITING OUR ABILITY
TO EVALUATE PROPOSED DROWNING
PREVENTION STRATEGIES. UNDER THE
PROVISIONS OF SB 8 55 OVER THE
NEXT TWO YEARS OF THE PILOT
pDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH WILL
COLLABORATE WITH 5 TO 10 COUNTY
ENTITIES TO COLLECT DATA ON
CHILDHOOD DROWNINGS AND NEAR
DROWNINGS AND THEN USE THE DATA
FOR TWO REPORTS ON PROGRESS AND
FINDINGS TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
APPROPRIATE LEGISLATIVE POLICY
COMMITTEES. IN THE FINAL YEAR OF
THE PROGRAM, CD PH WILL CONSULT
WITH THE PANEL OF EXPERTS AND
SUBMIT A COMPREHENSIVE REPORT TO
THE LEGISLATURE THAT WILL AID
OUR EFFORTS TO DEVELOP EVIDENCE
BASED DROWNING PREVENTION
POLICIES AND PROGRAMS. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN ON AUGUST 22ND
OR TECHNICAL IN NATURE, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, DR
WEBBER SEE NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS OUT TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL. CLOSER
ROLE AND TALLY THE VOTE. I 67
NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO BREAK
FOR LUNCH. THIS IS GONNA BE A 30
MINUTE BREAK MEMBERS. PLEASE
RETURN TO THE FLOOR AT ONE
O'CLOCK. THIS IS A BREAK FOR
LUNCH. YOU ARE FREE TO LEAVE.
BUT PLEASE RETURN PROMPTLY AT
ONE. HE ALSO WE MAY RESUME
BUSINESS. ON THIS LAST DAY OF
SESSION. RECESS UNTIL ONE
O'CLOCK.
MEMBERS RECESSES, CONCLUDING WE
ASK THAT YOU RETURN TO THE FLOOR
AND BE PREPARED TO TAKE UP
VOTES.
MEMBERS WE ARE RESUMING SESSION
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO TAKE UP
SOME ITEMS ON CONCURRENCE. WE
WILL BEGIN WITH FILE ITEM SEVEN.
THIS IS A B 4 98 CLICK READ
BUILT 4 98 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
QUIRK-SILVA AND OTHERS
INOCULATED MEDICAL
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 4 98 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE AND DOES TWO THINGS
FIRST, THE BILL WOULD MAKE
PERMANENT EXISTING STATUE THAT
SETS FORTH THE COMPOSITION OF
THE KELL OPTIMA BOARD OF
DIRECTORS TO ENSURE THE
CONTINUED BALANCE AND EXPERTISE
OF THOSE IN INDIVIDUALS SELECTED
TO SERVE. SECOND A B 4 98
ENSURES THAT EXISTING CONFLICT
OF INTEREST IN DISCLOSURE
REQUIREMENTS THAT APPLY TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS ALSO APPLIED TO THE
KELL OPTIMA BOARD WELL, ALSO
REQUIRING THAT CERTAIN BUILT
BOARD MEMBERS ADHERE TO A ONE
YEAR COOLING OFF PERIOD PRIOR TO
BEING EMPLOYED BY KELL OPTIMA OR
BY ENTITIES THAT HAVE RECEIVED
FUNDING FROM KELL OPTIMA. THIS
BILL IS CO AUTHORED BY A
BIPARTISAN COALITION OF MY
ORANGE COUNTY COLLEAGUES AND HAS
ENJOYED BROAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY URGE YOUR AYE.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA. AND
SEEING NO 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.
MEMBERS. WE ASK THAT YOU RETURN
TO THE FLOOR. AND BE PREPARED TO
CAST YOUR VOTES.
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. I WAS 21 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED.
NEXT. THIS IS FOULED ON FILE
NUMBER EIGHT. MAYBE 66 TO
CORPORAL REED WAS 6 62 BY SOME
PEOPLE, RODRIGUEZ NOT GOING TO
MENTAL HEALTH. SOMEONE WROTE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ, YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE DELETED THE PROVISION
PREVIOUS VERSION OF THE BILL AND
INSTEAD REQUIRE THE STATE FIRE
MARSHAL ESTABLISHED TRAINING
STANDARDS THAT INCLUDE CRITERIA
FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
INVOLVING PEER TO PEER SUICIDE
PREVENTION PROGRAMMING FOR
EMERGENCY RESPONDERS. PLEASE
JOIN ME IN SUPPORTING OUR FIRST
RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
ESPECIALLY ASKED FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. AND THERE'S NO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
. THE VOTES IS 41 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT FILE ITEM NUMBER NINE.
THIS IS A B 21 19 CLERK WILL
READ. SOME PEOPLE 21 19 BY SOME
PEOPLE IN FLORIDA, AND ACTUALLY,
THE VETERANS. AND SOME FLOOR YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. UM I'M HERE TO PRESENT A B 21
19, WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED A
MEDICAL FOSTER HOME. CARE
PROGRAM. MAYBE 21 19 WAS AMENDED
AND APPROPRIATIONS USING THE TA
PROVIDED BY C. D. S S TO CREATE
A BASIC LIGHTING STRUCTURE FOR
MEDICAL FOSTER HOME PROGRAMS IN
CALIFORNIA TO ENSURE THE
INTEGRITY OF THE PROGRAM AND
SAFETY OF ALL OF ITS
PARTICIPANTS WILL BE UPHELD
THROUGH THE STRICT COLLABORATIVE
OVERSIGHT OF CALIFORNIA SOCIAL
SERVICES AND THE VETERANS
AFFAIRS RESPECTFULLY ASTRAY. I
VOTE THANK YOU, MR FLORA AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSED ROLL TALLY.
THE VOTES EYES 43 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM 11. MAYBE
11 64 CIRCLE READ SIMILAR GIRL
11 64 BY SOME MEMBER OF FLOOR
AND ACTUALLY IN THE WATER. AND
SOME MEMBER FLOOR YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 11 64
IS BACK IN CONCURRENCE WITH
SENATE AMENDMENTS AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK ARRIVAL. THANK
YOU, MR FLORA. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
. THE VOTES IS 42 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXUS IS FILE ITEMS 16 IN
1938 CLERK WILL READ. UNDERGO
1938 BY SOME PEOPLE, FRIEDMAN
AND OTHERS. NAPOLI TRAFFIC
SAFETY FREEMAN YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER LAST YEAR
MANY MOST OF YOU VOTED FOR A B
43, WHICH WAS A BARBER
BIPARTISANLY SUPPORTED BILL TO
ALLOW CITIES MORE FLEXIBILITY
AND HOW THEY SET SPEED LIMITS
AND DANGEROUS AREAS. THIS BILL
IS A NON CONTROVERSIAL TECHNICAL
FIX TO THAT BILL REQUESTED BY
THE CITY'S IT'S RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO NO
VOTES. AND I WOULD REQUEST YOUR
SUPPORT TODAY. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR FRIEDMAN. AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THERE
IS NO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 42 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
BY MR WOOD. THIS IS FOUL ITEM.
13 27 52 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 27 52 BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER WOULD AND OTHERS AND I
PLAYED IN THE COMMUNICATIONS AND
DR WOULD YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B
27 52 IS BACK FOR CONCURRENT
VOTE. THIS BILL WAS AMENDED IN
THE SENATE NOW SIMPLY CLARIFIES
THE PUC P USES AUTHORITY TO
COLLECT LOCATION DATA FOR THE
PURPOSES OF BROADBAND MAPPING
PILL PASSED OUT OF THE SENATE
WITH UNANIMOUS SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. SOME BURWOOD. SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
OTHERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. WORK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES AS 41 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM 15.
MAYBE 13 20 TO WORK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 22 BY ESTIMATED
ROBERT RIVAS AND OTHERS IN THE
GREENHOUSE GASSES. REVIS YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
IT'S LEGISLATION PROPOSES TO
DIRECT THE CALIFORNIA RESOURCES
BOARD TO DEVELOP A PLAN TO DE
CARBONIZED OUR AVIATION
INDUSTRY. WHICH, AS WE KNOW, IS
A CRITICAL STEP IN REACHING OUR
STATE'S CLIMATE GOALS ARE
SPECIFICALLY THIS BILL WILL TASK
THE CALIFORNIA RESOURCES BOARD
WITH DEVELOPING A STRATEGY ON
HOW TO ACCELERATE THE ADOPTION
OF ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL
JET FUEL. INCLUDING SUSTAINABLE
AVIATION, FUEL OR STAFF. AND TO
THE EXTENT FEASIBLE ELECTRICITY
AND, UM SOME HYDROGEN, IT'S ALSO
INCLUDES ACHIEVING THE
GOVERNOR'S GOAL OF 20% REDUCTION
IN AVIATION EMISSIONS BY 2030.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR REVIS,
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. AL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 41 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM. 12 89 84
CLERK WILL READ. APRIL, 1984 BY
ASSUMING EVER WILSON AND OTHER
SNORKELING, THE VEHICLES.
REMEMBER WILSON, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS A B 9 84 IS BACK FROM
THE SENATE AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE SIMPLY NARROWED THE SCOPE
OF THE BILL TO REMOVE GPS
ENABLED DEVICES FROM THE BILL.
THESE AMENDS HAVE REMOVED ALL
OPPOSITION AND THE BILL PASSED
THE SENATE WITH THE 40 TO 0 VOTE
. THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES. I WAS 42. 42
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS WE HAVE GUESTS JOINING
US TODAY. JOINING US FROM THE
GALLERY ARE MEMBERS OF MR BIG
ALOES. CAPITAL AND DISTRICT
OFFICES WHO ARE HERE TO BID HIM
FAREWELL.
AND NEXT, MR CHOLERA. WE ARE
GOOD TO TAKE UP FILE ITEM SIX.
THIS IS A B 2 56 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY GROW TO 56 BY
ASSEMBLY THAT RECALL HER AND
OTHER SNORKELING IN THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE. REMEMBER? ALRIGHT,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS AB 56. THE
RACIAL JUSTICE ACT FOR ALL IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE WITH
AMENDMENTS TAKEN AT THE REQUEST
OF JUDICIAL COUNCIL, THE
CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY ASSOCIATION
AND SENATE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE. THESE INCLUDE OUR
REVISED PHASE IN FOR
RETROACTIVITY LIMITS ON
REVERSALS AND POST JUDGMENT
REMEDIES FOR RETROACTIVE CASES
BASED ON RACIAL BIAS DIRECTED AT
THE ACCUSED OR USE OF RACIALLY
DISCRIMINATORY LANGUAGE DURING
OPEN COURT. REQUIRES TIMELY
MOTIONS. UPDATES THE TERMINOLOGY
ON REMOTE APPEARANCE, CLARIFIES
THE STANDARD FOR EVALUATION OF
DISPARITY CLAIMS ANOTHER
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS TO THE ACT
. BUT THESE AMENDMENTS JUDICIAL
COUNCIL IS OFFICIALLY NEUTRAL
AND ENJOYS REDUCED FISCAL TO
IMPLEMENT THE BILL. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
KALRA. AND SEEING NO 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.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR CHOLERA MOVES THE CALL. NEXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM 10. MAYBE 30.
ASSEMBLY BILL 30 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALLER AND
OTHER SNACK RELATING TO THE
ENVIRONMENT, RECALL, ER, YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU. ABBI 30 IS BACK
ON THE CURRENCY AMENDMENTS. THE
SENATOR INCORPORATE LANGUAGE
FROM SP 6 24 TO ENSURE STATE
AGENCIES PRIORITIZE EQUITABLE
ACCESS AND EXISTING POLICIES
REGARDING ACCESS TO THE
OUTDOORS, INCLUDING ACCESS TO
THE STATE'S NATURAL AND CULTURAL
RESOURCES IN A SUSTAINABLE
MANNER. THE BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT HAS NO
OPPOSITION IF YOU ASK FOR MY
VOTE THANK YOU, MR CHOLERA, AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES
IS 46 KNOWS. EIGHT SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN YOU
GO BACK TO FILE ITEM THREE. THIS
IS A B 7 59 CORE, CORINNE. AMIGO
7 59 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY
AND OTHERS. NAPOLI INTO
ELECTIONS REMEMBER MCCARTHY, YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER.
THIS BILL IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
. THIS IS A MEASURE TO INCREASE
DEMOCRACY FOR OUR ELECTIONS FOR
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICES, SHERIFF
AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WE DID
TAKE AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE TO
ADDRESS OPPOSITION CONCERNS FROM
THE ASSESSORS, SO THEY ARE NO
LONGER INCLUDED IN THE BILL OF
THE SPILLS IS SUPPORTED BY LEGAL
WOMEN VOTERS. CALIFORNIA
ENVIRONMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL
VOTERS, SMART JUSTICE, AMONG
OTHERS. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MCCARTHY. AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL PERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES AND DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR MCCARTHY MOVES THE CALL.
NEXUS IS FOULED. ADAM 14 5 12
POLITICAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 5
12 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING
AND ACTUALLY THE STATE HIGHWAYS
. REMEMBER, HOLDEN, YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 5. 12 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. THIS IS A BILL THAT
AUTHORIZES THE CALIFORNIA
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION TO
RELINQUISH A PORTION OF THE
STATE HIGHWAY TO A CITY OR
COUNTY. IF THE IF THE PURPOSE OF
THE REALLY RELINQUISHMENT IS FOR
RESTORATIVE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING,
TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT AND
GREEN SPACE. THIS BILL WAS
PREVIOUSLY A DISTRICT BILL THAT
REQUIRED CALTRANS PRIOR TO
SELLING AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
WITHIN THE STATE ROUTE 17
CORRIDOR IN THE CITY OF LOS
ANGELES, PASADENA IN SOUTH
PASADENA TO OFFER TO SELL THE
PROPERTY AT THE ORIGINAL
ACQUISITION PRICE TO A HOUSING
RELATED ENTITY FOR AFFORDABLE
HOUSING PROJECTS. AFTER FURTHER
DISCUSSIONS, HOWEVER, IT WAS
RECOGNIZED THAT THERE IS NO
STATEWIDE CRITERIA THAT CITIES
ARE COUNTIES COULD TURN TO FOR
ASSISTANCE WITH THE
RELINQUISHMENT PROCESS. FOR THAT
REASON, I DECIDED TO AMEND THE
BILL FROM A DISTRICT BILL TO A
STATEWIDE BILL. SENATE
AMENDMENTS REMOVE THE CONTENTS
OF THE BILL RELATING TO
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
STATE ROUTE, 17 CORRIDOR AND THE
CITIES OF LOS ANGELES, PASADENA%
IN SOUTH PASADENA AND REPLACE
THEM WITH AUTHORIZING THE
CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION TO RELINQUISH A
PORTION OF STATE HIGHWAY THAT
CONTAINS AND INFRASTRUCTURAL
BARRIER HAS DEFINED TO A CITY OR
COUNTY. IF THE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION OR CALTRANS AND
APPLICABLE CITY OR COUNTY ENTER
INTO AGREEMENT SUBJECT TO
CONDITIONS. THIS BILL DOES NOT
IMPACT ON REALISTIC
RELINQUISHMENT PROCESS THAT HAS
COMMENCED PRIOR TO JANUARY. 1ST
2023. THE BILL HAS RECEIVED NO
HAS NOT RECEIVED ANY NO VOTES IN
THE SENATE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
HOLDEN AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. DOES
HE DESIRE TO VOTE? ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL COUNTY,
THE VOTE SIZE 42 NOS 13. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
NEXUS IS FOUL ITEMS. 17 MAYBE 6
57 CLERK WILL READ THOSE 6 57 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S COOPER.
ACTUALLY THE HEALING ARTS
COOPER, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS, MAYBE 657
WOULD REQUIRE THE MEDICAL BOARD
OF CALIFORNIA OSTEOPATHIC
MEDICAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA
BOARD OF REGISTERED NURSING AND
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT BOARD. TO
EXPEDITE THE LICENSURE PROCESS
OF AN APPLICANT WHO INTENDS TO
PROVIDE ABORTION SERVICES WITHIN
THEIR SCOPE OF PRACTICE. MAYBE
657 IS NEEDED TO ENSURE THAT WE
HAVE SUFFICIENT ABORTION
PROVIDERS, GIVEN THE INCREASING
DEMAND FOR ABORTION SERVICES IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
COOPER, AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU THE BOOT SIZE 42 NOTES. 15.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXUS FELL ITEM 18 88 50 TO
READ. A CYNICAL 8 52 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WOULD NOT
BELIEVE IN THE HEALING GUARDS
AND DOCTOR, WOULD YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS A
B 8 52 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
FROM THE SENATE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS DELETED ALL OF THE
PROVISIONS RELATED TO NURSE
PRACTITIONERS, RESULTING THE
BILL NOW DEALING ONLY WITH
ELECTRONIC PRESCRIBING
REQUIREMENTS. THE BILL PROVIDES
ADDITIONAL PRESCRIBER EXEMPTIONS
AND CLARIFIES THE INTENT OF
CERTAIN ASPECTS OF A B 27 89
FROM 2018. AS IT RELATES TO
PHARMACY ACCEPTANCE OF
ELECTRONIC DATA TRANSMISSIONS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. SOMEONE MEMBER
WOULD SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. THE VOTES AS 56
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN TEMPORARILY ON FILE
ITEM 19 BRING A BRING US TO FILE
M 20 MR. MAIENSCHEIN THIS IS A B
23 80. WELL READ. SOME PEOPLE 23
80 BY SOME OF THEM REMAIN CHUNG
AND ACTUALLY IN THE ONLINE PET
RETAILERS. MAIENSCHEIN YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
SPEAKER. A B 23 80 AIMS TO
PROTECT CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS
FROM PREDATORY PET LOANS. BILL
HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE, UH, WERE TECHNICAL IN
NATURE. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MAIENSCHEIN. AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
BOAT WHODESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
OF THE VOTES. EYES 56 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. NEXT THIS IS FOUL ITEM, 21.
18 26 85 FOR CORINNE. ASSUMING
26 85 BY THE COMMITTEE ON
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS AND
ACCOLADES, THE HEALING ARTS
BERMAN, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. EVERY
26 85 IS THE SUNSET BILL FOR THE
NATURAL PATHETIC MEDICINE
COMMITTEE. IN ADDITION TO
EXTENDING THE COMMITTEE'S SUNSET
DATE, SENATE AMENDMENTS MAKE
ADDITIONAL MINOR AND TECHNICAL
CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO ISSUES
RAISED DURING SENSE THAT REVIEW
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BERMAN AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO DO
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 OF THE VOTES. I
61 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN MEMBERS. WE
HAVE ANOTHER SPECIAL GUEST
JOINING US ON THE FLOOR TODAY.
JOINING US IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBERS IS ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
FORMER ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROB
BONTA. ON BEHALF OF SPEAKER
RENDON WELCOME.
MEMBERS NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM
22 20 LOCAL READ 22 BY ASSUMING
THAT MCCARTHY NATURALLY
EDUCATION DATA, CARDI, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS WAS OUR BILL TO CREATE
UNIVERSAL TK AND CALIFORNIA
TRADITIONAL KINDERGARTEN THAT
BECAME PART OF THE BUDGET. LAST
YEAR, THIS BILL AMENDED IN THE
SENATE. NOW MAKE SURE THAT ALL
EARLY EDUCATION UH, DATA,
INCLUDING TK IS PART OF OUR
EXISTING DATA SYSTEM WITHIN THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MCCARTHY AND SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TELLING THE VOTES I 61 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT BY MR STONE.
THIS IS WELL, ADAM 23 85 03
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
503 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STONE
AND OTHERS CLAIM THAT JUVENILES
MEMBER STONE YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
MAYBE 503 IS BACK FROM THE
SENATE ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL. PASSED OFF THIS FLOOR 15
MONTHS AGO. AND IN THAT TIME
WE'VE BEEN WORKING PRETTY
CAREFULLY TO ADDRESS A LOT OF
THE CONCERNS THAT WERE RAISED.
YOU MAY NOT REMEMBER, BUT I
CERTAINLY DO THAT THIS BILL WAS
PASSIONATELY SPOKEN AGAINST BY
MY FRIEND FROM PASO ROBLES. HURT
MY FEELINGS. BUT. WE'VE TAKEN A
LOT OF WHAT HE HAD BROUGHT
FORWARD TO HEART. BECAUSE THE
CHANGES IN HERE GIVE THE JUDGES
COMPLETE DISCRETION ON HOW
THEY'RE GOING TO DEAL WITH THAT
JUVENILE BEFORE THEM. JUST TO
REVIEW THESE ARE JUVENILE'S ON
NONCUSTODIAL. SUPERVISION WITHIN
THE COUNTIES. AND FOR THE SAME
CRIMES AND EVEN MINOR CRIMES IN
SOME COUNTIES, THE THEY'RE ON
PROBATION FOR SIX MONTHS AND
OTHER COUNTIES ON PROBATION FOR
2.5 YEARS, AND SOMETIMES THOSE
PROBATION CONDITIONS CAN REACH
50. THESE KIDS ARE NOT ABLE TO
SURVIVE IN THIS ENVIRONMENT. SO
WHAT THIS DOES IS IT GIVES
JUDGES THE DISCRETION TO LOOK AT
EACH CASE AND DECIDE HOW LONG
THAT CHILD IS GOING TO BE ON
PROBATION. IT'S A SIX MONTH
LOOK, THERE IS A PRESUMPTION
THAT IT IS SIX MONTHS AND IF
THEY THERE'S NO JUST A BIG ISSUE
FOR KEEPING THAT CHILD LONGER
THAN SIX MONTHS. THEN THEY NEED
TO COME OFF OF PROBATION. BUT
THE MORE SERIOUS THE CRIME, THE
LONGER THE TERMS OF PROBATION.
THERE ARE NO LIMITS TO THE
NUMBER OF TIMES THAT THAT CAN BE
INVOKED. WHAT IT REALLY THEN
AMOUNTS TO IS A SIX MONTH LOOK
BY THE COURT. AT THAT CHILD'S
CASE. IT'S UNTENABLE THAT SO
MANY KIDS SPEND SO MANY YEARS ON
PROBATION WITHOUT ULTIMATE
JUSTIFICATION. THIS BILL CREATES
A MUCH BETTER FRAMEWORK WITH
COMPLETE JUDICIAL OVERSIGHT, AND
I ASKED FOR YOUR CONCURRENCE AND
SENATE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
STONE. AND SEEING MR COOPER.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS, MAYBE FIVE.
OH, THREE. AND COLLEAGUES PAY
ATTENTION TO THIS. 85 03 PLACES
A CAP OF SIX MONTHS FOR ALL
PROBATION FOR ALL OFFENSES FOR
INDIVIDUALS BETWEEN THE AGES OF
12 AND 17. LET ME REPEAT ALL
CRIMES REGARDLESS OF THEIR
CRIMES DEEMED VIOLENT FELONIES
IN THE PENAL CODE. INCLUDING
ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE, GUN CRIMES,
FORCIBLE RAPE, VIOLENT CRIMES
AGAINST CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY
ROBBERY AND MUCH MORE. THE
CRIMES REDEEMED SERIOUS LIKE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DRUG RAPES,
DRIVE BY SHOOTINGS, HATE CRIMES
AND MUCH MORE. 85 03 MAKES
PROBATION PERIOD FOR THESE
CRIMES AND AUTOMATIC SIX MONTHS
UNLESS THERE'S A COURT
DETERMINATION OF A LONGER TIME.
THIS DETERMINATION IS ONLY AFTER
THE SIX MONTH PROBATION PERIOD
SERVED. THIS APPLIES TO ALL
JUVENILES CONVICTED OF HIS
CRIMES UP TO 17 YEARS OLD. AND
IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT, MOST
CRIMINAL SENTENCING REFORM BILLS
HAVE EXCEPTIONS FOR VIOLENT AND
SERIOUS CRIMES. AND IF YOU THINK
ABOUT IT FOR SIX MONTHS ONCE
THEY'RE OFF, THE ISSUE IS
SOMETHING THAT INDIVIDUALS OR
YOUR JUVENILE OR ADULT, YOU MAY
GO TO ANGER MANAGEMENT. IT TAKES
LONGER THAN SIX MONTHS. YOU MAY
GO TO VIOLENCE, ANGER
MANAGEMENT. IT TAKES LONGER THAN
SIX MONTHS. YOU MAY GO TO
SUBSTANCE ABUSE, ALCOHOL OR
DRUG. TO GET YOU OFF THOSE
THINGS IT TAKES LONGER THAN SIX
MONTHS, SO MAKE SURE THAT
SOMEONE COMPLIES. THAT'S WHERE
THE BIG THING WE WANT TO HELP
THESE FOLKS. AND IF YOU DON'T
KNOW IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN IN
JUVENILE HALL LATELY, THE ONLY
FOLKS ARE IN JUVENILE HALL ER
FOR THE VIOLENT CRIMES FOR THE
MOST PART. THEY LOSE A LOT OF
FOLKS TO HOME SUPERVISION. SO
RIGHT NOW, IF YOUR ARREST IN
CHARGE OF THE ROBBERY RELEASE
YOU BACK IN THE COMMUNITY IF
YOU'RE CHARGED WITH RAPE, YOU'RE
BACK IN THE COMMUNITY. SO
REALLY, THE BIG DEAL IS TO GET
THESE FOLKS HELP AND THE WAY YOU
GET THEM HELP. IS TO GET IT IN
PROGRAMS AND HOPEFULLY CHANGE
THAT BEHAVIOR. BUT SIX MONTHS
PROBATION, YOU'RE OFF. IT
DOESN'T WORK. PROBATION CHIEFS
ARE AGAINST IT. AND THAT'S WHERE
THE BIG THING AND I GUESS MORE
THAN ANYTHING IF YOU'VE FOLLOWED
CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE PAST
FOUR OR FIVE YEARS, PROBATION
CHIEFS ARE VERY PROGRESSIVE. SO
WHEN YOU HAVE THE PROBATION
CHIEFS COME OUT AGAINST THE BILL
LIKE THIS, YOU KNOW SOMETHING'S
WRONG. UM SO HMM. IT'S A BIG
ISSUE. I MEAN, THINK ABOUT THAT
VIOLENT CRIMES. RAPE. DRUGGING
AND RAPING SOMEONE. DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE DRIVE BY SHOOTING.
TRAFFICKING OF A CHILD. CHILD
ABUSE. THOSE ARE ALL NON VIOLENT
CRIMES, RELEASED HIS FOLKS SO
THEY NEED HELP. WE WANT TO GIVE
THEM HELP AND THE WAY THEY GET
THEIR HELP IS BY BEING ENROLLED
IN PROGRAMS NOT FOR SIX MONTHS
AND YOU'RE OUT. MOST PROGRAMS
ARE LONGER THAN SIX MONTHS. SO I
RESPECTFULLY URGE YOU TO VOTE NO
ON THIS. THANK YOU, MR COOPER.
AND SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL. MR
STONE, YOU MAY CLOSE THANK YOU.
LET ME JUST ADDRESS THOSE
ISSUES. THIS IS NOT THIS IS NOT
SIX MONTHS AND YOU'RE OUT. THAT
WAS A CRITICISM OF THE LAST
BILL. THIS IS ONLY FOR NON
CUSTODIAL, THE YOUTH AND YES,
THERE CAN BE SOME PRETTY SERIOUS
CRIMES IN THERE, BUT THE JUDGE
HAS TO FIRST DETERMINE THAT
THEY'RE NOT GOING TO DETENTION
THAT THEY ARE BETTER SERVED BY
BEING OUT IN THE COMMUNITY. THEN
THE JUDGE HAS TO DETERMINE EVERY
SIX MONTHS WHETHER OR NOT TO END
THAT PROBATION OR TO EXTEND THAT
PROBATION AND THEY HAVE TO TAKE
INTO ACCOUNT PUBLIC SAFETY.
SERIOUSNESS OF THE CRIME
APPROPRIATE CONDITIONS. HOW WELL
THAT YOUTH HAS DONE ON PROBATION
TO THAT POINT SO THE JUDGE CAN
EXTEND IT. AND EXTENDED AND
EXTENDED AND EXTENDED. THAT'S
NOT MY PREFERENCE HERE. LET ME
BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT THAT. BUT
THAT CAN'T HAPPEN. SO THE MORE
SERIOUS THE CRIME BUT REALIZE
THIS IN SOME COUNTIES. TRUANCY.
SOME KIDS WILL SERVE SIX MONTHS
ON PROBATION, NONCUSTODIAL
TRUANCY. SOME KIDS WILL SERVE
2.5 YEARS ON PROBATION. WITH
TENS OF. PROBATION CONDITIONS
THAT FOR A 15 YEAR OLD 16 YEAR
OLD ARE REALLY VERY DIFFICULT TO
MEASURE UP, AND IF THEY DON'T
MEET ALL THOSE CONDITIONS, THEN
THEY BECOME A CUSTODIAL CASE.
THEY GO TO JUVENILE HALL. FOR
THINGS THAT THEY'RE NOT. THAT
COULD BE VERY MINOR. SO WE'RE
TRYING TO PROVIDE SOME
CONSISTENCY, NOT CONSISTENCY
ACROSS OFFENSES CONSISTENCY
COUNTY TO COUNTY. TO LOOK AT HOW
LONG A CHILD IS GOING TO BE IN
ON PROBATION. AND PROVIDE A
BASIS FOR THEM TO THEIR CASE TO
BE LOOKED AT ON A REGULAR BASIS.
AND IF NEEDED TO BE EXTENDED.
AND EXTENDED IT'S NOT AT ALL
AUTOMATIC. EITHER WAY. THERE'S A
BIT OF A PRESUMPTION THIS SIX
MONTHS THAT THAT CASE WILL BE
LOOKED AT IN SIX MONTHS. THAT'S
HEALTHY FOR THAT CHILD THAT'S
HEALTHY FOR THE SYSTEM. THAT'S
WHY THE JUDGES REMOVED THEIR
OPPOSITION. THEY DIDN'T WANT TO
BE TOLD HOW TO DISPOSE OF THESE
CASES HAD TO DEAL WITH THESE
CASES. WE GAVE THAT WE PUT THEM
IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT TO MAKE
SURE THEY'RE REVEALING THIS
LOOKING AT THOSE CHILDREN AND
ENSURING THAT THEY'RE ON A PATH
TO SUCCESS. THAT'S WHAT MAYBE
503 IS NOW. AND I ASK FOR YOUR
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU. MR STONE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR STONE MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
I'M PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON
TWO ITEMS FIRST. THIS IS FILE
ITEM THREE. 87 59 CLERK WILL
POST ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I S 44 NO
17. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN.
AND THEN WE WILL LIFT THE CALL
ON FILE ITEM. 83 THIS IS SB 4 57
CLERK WILL POST OTHERS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE REQUIRES 54.
CLARK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES 56 NO. ZERO BILLS
PASSED.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK ON FILE.
THIS IS FILE ADAM 24 A B 11. OH,
TWO. CORPORAL REED. A SEMI
PEOPLE 11 02 BY ASSUMING WE'RE
BELOW AND I PLAYED IN REGARDS TO
OPEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A B 11.
OH TWO ENSURES THAT ALL HEALTH
CARE PROFESSIONALS WHO PROVIDE
TELEPHONE MEDICAL ADVICE
SERVICES. ARE OPERATING
CONSISTENT WITH THE LAWS
GOVERNING THE RESPECTIVE
LICENSES. THE SENATE AMENDMENTS
WERE TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING
RESPECT THE ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LOWE, SAYING NO
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. CLERK WILL. WHAT
WAS THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES. 65
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM.
25 A B 14 26 CLERK WILL READ
SOME LEGAL 14 26 BY A SIMILAR
RATHAUS AND OTHERS. NAPOLI IN
THE COMMUNICATIONS ISSUE MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. MAYBE 14 26 IS BACK
FROM THE SENATE WITH A FEW
SLIGHT AMENDMENTS MAKING THIS
BETTER TO EXPAND. ACCESS TO, UH. INTERNET ACROSS THE STATE. I
ASKED YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR MATHIS
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS, BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES.
62 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT, MR IRWIN.
WE ALL MOVED BACK TO FILE ITEM
TWO. THIS IS A B 24 40. READ THE
BILL 24 40 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
IRWIN AND OTHER SNORKELING TO
RECYCLING IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 24 40, WHICH WILL
ESTABLISH A COLLECTION AND
RECYCLING PROGRAM FOR LOOSE
BATTERIES. MANY OF US HAVE
CONTAINERS OR ZIP LOCK BAGS FULL
OF BATTERIES. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT
TO DO WITH THIS BILL WILL SOLVE
THAT PROBLEM AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE SENATE OR THE RESULT OF
EXTENSIVE CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN
CAL RECYCLE THE BATTERY INDUSTRY
AND MANY OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR IRWIN SEEN NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES YOU 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 44
NOS. NINE SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN WE ARE GOING
FORWARD IN FILE TO FILE ITEM 36.
THIS IS A B 17 43 WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY ABOUT 17 43 BY A
SIMILAR MCKENNA INOCULATING THE
LAND USE AND SO I REMEMBER.
KINER, YOU MAY OPEN MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS A B 17 43. WHAT
REQUIRE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO
REPORT THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF
HOUSING UNITS THAT WERE PRODUCED
AND OCCUPIED IN THE PREVIOUS
YEAR. THIS BILL ASKED LOCAL
GOVERNMENT A VERY SIMPLE
QUESTION, BUT IMPORTANT QUESTION
AFTER ALL THE WORK OF THIS
LEGISLATURE THE GOVERNMENT AND
OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS OVER THE
PAST SEVERAL YEARS TO ADDRESS
THE HOUSING CRISIS, HOW MUCH
HOUSING WAS ACTUALLY PRODUCED AS
WE CONTINUE OUR WORK TO MAKE
SURE EVERY CALIFORNIAN HAS IT
SAFE AND AFFORDABLE PLACE TO
CALL HOME. THE INFORMATION
PROVIDED BY A B 17 43 WILL GIVE
THE PUBLIC AND POLICYMAKERS AN
IMPORTANT MATRIX NECESSARY TO
GUIDE OUR WORK IN THE FUTURE.
THIS MEASURE HAS NO OPPOSITION
AND WAS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED BY
THE STATE SENATE. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MISS MAKIN ER, SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES.
60 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT BY MR
CUNNINGHAM. THIS IS FOUL ITEM 37
A B 17 88 WILL READ GROW 17 88
BY A SIMILAR CUNNINGHAM AND
OTHER SNACK ALINA SEX
TRAFFICKING CUNNINGHAM, YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS, 17 88 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE THAT ALLOWS CITY AND
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS TO BRING
CIVIL ACTIONS AGAINST HOTELS AND
MOTELS IF THEY KNEW OR ACTED
WITH RECKLESS DISREGARD TOWARDS
SEX TRAFFICKING HAPPENING ON
THEIR PREMISES. THEY GET THREE
OUTS THEY CAN CALL THE NATIONAL
HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE, A
VICTIM SERVICES CENTER OR LAW
ENFORCEMENT AND AVOID LIABILITY
UNDER THE BILL. SENATE
AMENDMENTS WERE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING. THERE'S NO
OPPOSITION FROM THE HOTEL MOTEL
INDUSTRY. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CUNNINGHAM. SEEING THEM, MR
SMITH, YOU RECOGNIZE. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. COLLEAGUES I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF ASSEMBLY BILL 17 88.
WHEN LARGE VENUES HAVE EVENTS
OFTEN TIME HOTELS AND MOTELS.
BECOME FEEDING GROUNDS FOR HUMAN
TRAFFICKING. AND THEY
CONGREGATE. THIS BILL ENABLES LÀ
LOCAL PROSECUTORS TO COMBAT SEX
TRAFFICKING MORE EFFECTIVELY. IT
WOULD ALLOW DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
TO BRING CIVIL ACTIONS IN THE
COURTS AGAINST THE HOTELS AND
THEIR EMPLOYEES. WHEN THEY FELL
TO REPORT HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
THIS LEGISLATION WILL HELP EQUIP
LAW ENFORCEMENT SO THEY CAN HAVE
A PROPER TOOL TO GO AFTER HUMAN
TRAFFICKERS. AND MAKE THEIR
COMMUNITIES SAFER FOR ALL OF US.
I ENCOURAGE ALL OF YOU TO VOTE
YES. THANK YOU, MR SMITH. AND
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. CLARK
WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE OF THE
VOTES. 57 KNOWS ONE SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
BY MR MEDINA. THIS IS FOUL ITEM
38, A B 2046 POLITICAL READ 2046
BY A SIMILAR MEDINA AND OTHERS
NATURALLY INTO THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA. MEDINA, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. A B 2046 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL IS VERY
PERSONAL AND IMPORTANT TO ME AND
THE INLAND CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL
HAS A DIVERSE COALITION OF
SUPPORT FROM BUSINESS, LABOR AND
EDUCATORS. IT HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT AND COMMITTEE
AND ON THE SENATE FLOOR. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MEDINA AND 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. DESIRE
TO VOTE. QUIL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES IS 54 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT BY MR MCCARTY. THIS IS
FOUL ITEM. 39 80 20 TO 32 CLERK
WILL READ ALL 20 TO 32 BY A
SENIOR MCCARTHY AND ACTUALLY IN
SCHOOL FACILITIES MCCARTHY, YOU
MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS IS THE MEASURE RELATED TO
PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN SCHOOLS
AND ENSURING THEIR H FACTS.
SYSTEMS HAVE MINIMUM STANDARDS
AND FOCUS ON INCREASING THE
PUBLIC HEALTH FOR OUR STUDENTS.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL
AND CLARIFYING IN NATURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
MCCARTY AND SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 42 NOS. NINE SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
BY MR SANTIAGO. THIS IS FOUL
ITEM. 48 20 TO 42 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 20 TO 42 BY
SANTIAGO AND OTHER SNACK CALLING
THE MENTAL HEALTH SANTIAGO. YOU
MAY OPEN MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL
IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE. SET
AMENDMENTS STRENGTHEN THE CARE
COORDINATION REQUIREMENTS MADE
SEVERAL TECHNICAL CHANGES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON 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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 51 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
ITEM. 41 24 17 CLERK WILL READ
BILL 24 17 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
TENGAN. SOME REMEMBER TAKING
ACCOLADES AND JUVENILES NUMBER
10, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 24 17 BACK IN
CONCURRENCE. THE BILL
ESTABLISHES A YOUTH BILL OF
RIGHTS, WHICH, UNFORTUNATELY NO
LONGER EXIST BECAUSE OF THE
CLOSURE OF D. J J. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ADDRESS CHAPTER IN
CONFLICTS WITH BUDGET LANGUAGE
AND CLARIFY THE BILL IS
REITERATION OF EXISTING LAW AND
REGULATIONS RESPECTFULLY AS
RIVAL. THANK YOU, MR TING AND
SEEING NO 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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
. THE VOTES IS 56 NO ZERO
SENTIMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
BY DR WEBBER. THIS IS ITEM 42. A
B 25 98 MARINE CHEMICAL 25 98 BY
ASSEMBLY, MARKKULA WEBER AND
OTHERS TACKLING THE PEOPLE'S
RIGHTS. SUMMER WEATHER YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT A B 25
98, WHICH IS BACK ON ASSEMBLY
FLOOR AND CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ENCOURAGE THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION TO THE EXTENT FEASIBLE
TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT RESOURCE IS
AND BEST PRACTICES THAT HAVE
BEEN IDENTIFIED OR DEVELOPED AS
A PART OF ALIGNED EFFORTS AND
DEVELOPING BEST PRACTICES. THE
BILL HAS RECEIVED ZERO NO VOTES
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, DR WEBBER
AND SEEING NO 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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. I 16 NO 07 AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 43 A B 26 86 CORPORAL
, READ 26 86 BY A SIMILAR BERMAN
AND OTHER SNACKS REGARDS, BERMAN
. YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. MAYBE 26
86 IS THE SUNSET BILL FOR THE
SPEECH, LANGUAGE, PATHOLOGY,
AUDIOLOGY AND HEARING AID
DISPENSERS BOARD. SENATE
AMENDMENTS MAKE CHANGES STEMMING
FROM THE RECENT SUNSET REVIEW
PROCESS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BERMAN AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. 65
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MEMBERS. I AM
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON
FILE ITEM. 23 85 03 LOCAL POST.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK. MERKEL CLOSER ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES IS 42 NOS 21.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN BACK ON FILE. THIS IS NUMBER
44. 28 49 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 28 49 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ME ABOUT TO AND
OTHER SNACKS IN THE WORKER
COOPERATIVES TO YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
SENATE NARROWED A B 28 49 TO A
STUDY BILL TO ESTABLISH AN
ASSOCIATION OF COOPERATIVE LABOR
CONTRACTORS FOR WORKER OWNED
COOPERATIVES. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR PONTA, AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
PARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY.
THE VOTES IS 46 KNOWS 12. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 45 A B 778
QUICK WILL READ. SOME EVIL 7 78
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO
GARCIA AND OTHERS INOCULATED
AGRICULTURAL FOOD PRODUCTS
MEMBER GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES ABC 778, WHICH SAID
HE TARGET OR STATE INSTITUTIONS.
UH THAT WOULD RESULT IN THOSE
STATE OWNED AND STATE RUN
INSTITUTIONS TO PURCHASE AT
LEAST 60% OF AGRICULTURAL FOOD
PRODUCTS GROWN HERE IN THE GREAT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BY DECEMBER,
31ST 2025. CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY
BENEFITS WHEN STATE INSTITUTIONS
YOUR DIRECT PURCHASING HERE FROM
OUR OWN INSTITUTIONS. THIS HELPS
OUR FARMERS. OUR FARM WORKERS.
IT REINVEST THE MONEY BACK INTO
THE ESSENTIAL COMMUNITIES THAT
THIS WORK IS HAPPENING, AND
CLEARLY IT'S GOOD FOR THE
ECONOMY OF CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL
ENJOYS THE SUPPORT OF EVERY
COUNTY FARM BUREAU. EVERY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND, UH, I
WANT TO RECOGNIZE LOCAL FARMERS
AND MY COMMUNITY THAT WORKED
WITH OUR OFFICE TO PUT THIS
POLICY FORWARD MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL 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 ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. 62 NO
. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXUS IS FILE ITEM
46 12 42 TRIPLE READ 12 42 BY A
SUMMARY OF BAUER-KAHAN AND
OTHERS AND ESCALATING THE
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS TO CLEAR THE
EMERGENCY IMMEDIATELY. POWER CAN
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 12 42, THE FIRST IN
THE NATION ABORTION PROTECTION
BILL CRAFTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
OUR ATTORNEY GENERAL BONTA. THE
BILL OFFERS A PATHWAY FOR
BUSINESSES TO PROTECT DATA
PRIVACY FOR THOSE SEEKING LEGAL
ABORTIONS AND A SHIELD FROM
CRIMINALIZATION OF ABORTION
CARE. EXTREMIST STATES WILL RELY
ON WARRANTS FOR ARREST, WIRETAP
ORDERS FOR PRIVATE
COMMUNICATIONS AND SUBPOENAS FOR
ONLINE SEARCH HISTORY. WE ARE
FORCED TO CHOOSE WHETHER IT
BECAME IMPLICIT OR STAND UP FOR
WOMEN'S RIGHTS TO ACCESS
ABORTION. IF ANOTHER STATE
ATTACKS ABORTIONS. WE PROTECT
THEM HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE
CANNOT COOPERATE. AND WE CANNOT
LET OUR COURTS ENFORCED THESE
LAWS THAT ARE IN VIOLATION OF
OUR OWN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.
WE WILL DO EVERYTHING HERE IN
CALIFORNIA TO STAND UP. AND AS I
CLOSE ON MY FINAL ABORTION BILL
OF THE YEAR, I WANT TO THANK OUR
PROVIDERS. THE DOCTORS, THE
NURSES, THE CLINICIANS WHO SHOW
UP EVERY DAY TO PROVIDE ACCESS
TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE AND
ABORTIONS TO CALIFORNIANS WHO
FEAR THAT THEY WILL BE
CRIMINALIZED AND FIND AND I WANT
TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOR
PARTNERSHIP IN THIS WORK TO
PROTECT THOSE INDIVIDUALS AND
MOST IMPORTANTLY, TO PROTECT THE
WOMEN, THE GIRLS AND THE
PREGNANT PEOPLE ACROSS THIS
COUNTRY WHO ARE GOING TO SEEK
REFUGE IN OUR BORDERS TO PROTECT
THEIR RIGHT TO EQUITY, ABORTION
AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE.
ABORTION IS HEALTHCARE. ABORTION
IS FREEDOM. AND WE WILL CONTINUE
TO MAKE SURE IT IS FREE, LEGAL
ACCESSIBLE AND SECURE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
HER I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BAUER-KAHAN. AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN
GARCIA. HE MAY YOU RECOGNIZED
THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT, SO I ASKED
THE CHAIR OF THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS,
AND I WANT TO RECOGNIZE MY
COLLEAGUE FROM ORINDA. WHO UH,
THIS SAID, THIS IS OUR LAST
CAUSE SHE'S BEEN LEADING IN THIS
FOREFRONT ON HAS A MULTIPLE
BILLS IN OUR PACKAGE OUT THERE,
BUT I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR
ENSURING, UH, THROUGH YOUR WORK
THAT WE ARE A BEACON OF HOPE IN
A PLACE WHERE WE PROTECT PRIVACY
AS WELL. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
WHEN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA. AND SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL. HURRICANE I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU
MEMBERS. THANK YOU. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE VOTES
YOU DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES 54.
WORK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES AS 55 NOS 14 ON THE
URGENCY IS 55 NOS 14. ON THE
MEASURE. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. NEXT ASSIST FILE
ITEM 47 A B 12 49 POLITICAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 49 BY A SUMMARY
OF A GALLAGHER AND OTHERS
INOCULATE TAXATION MAKING
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE
DECLARED THE CITY THERE ARE SIX
IMMEDIATELY. CALGARY YOU
RECOGNIZED TO OPEN. ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, 12 49
WOULD EXEMPT THE FIRE VICTIMS
TRUST SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS FROM
STATE TAX. UH THIS BILL IS NOW
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ADDRESS CHAPTER AND
ISSUES. AND ADDED CO AUTHORS. UM
AS I'VE TALKED ABOUT ON THIS
FLOOR BEFORE MEMBERS IS VERY
IMPORTANT FOR OUR WILDFIRE
VICTIMS, THE LEAST WE CAN DO, UH
, FOR THESE FOLKS HAVE BEEN
WAITING FOR THEIR SETTLEMENT
PAYMENTS AS TO MAKE SURE THAT
THOSE ARE TAX FREE AND HELP THAT
MONEY GO FURTHER FOR THESE
VICTIMS, SO I ASK FOR YOUR
SUPPORT OF THIS VERY IMPORTANT
BILL. A B 12 49. THANK YOU
MEMBERS. THANK YOU, MR GALLAGHER
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE WAY. VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. WILL POSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES. 63 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
NEXT ITEM. 48 13 89 CORPORAL,
READ 13 89 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
REZ AND OTHERS. ACTUALLY, THE
AIR POLLUTION AND MAJORITY
LEADER RAISE YOUR RECOGNIZED TO
OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. A B 13 89 IS BACK FROM
THE SENATE ON CONCURRENCE. THE
BILL WILL HELP TO GET CALIFORNIA
TO COMPLIANCE WITH THE FEDERAL
CLEAN AIR ACT. SENATE AMENDMENTS
HAVE NARROWED THE BILL
SIGNIFICANTLY AND SIMPLY NOW ADD
TWO MORE CRITERIA TO AN EXISTING
LIST OF 12 CRITERIA FOR THE
ENERGY COMMISSION TO CONSIDER
WHEN EVALUATING FUNDING FOR
PROJECTS IN THE CLEAN
TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM. FIRST
PROJECTS THAT ARE LOCATED IN
NONATTAINMENT, AIR BASINS AND
SECOND PROJECTS THAT HELPED
DEPLOY CLEAN, MEDIUM AND HEAVY
DUTY VEHICLES. THESE CRITERIA
ARE PERMISSIBLE, NOT EXCLUSIVE
AND OUR FUEL NEEDS NEUTRAL. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS REYES AND
SEEING NO 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. DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY. THE
VOTE IS 43 NOS. FIVE SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
BY MR SANTIAGO. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 49 14 16 WRRIED. GO 14 16
BY ESTEMIROVA SANTIAGO AND OTHER
SNAPPLE LEAD TO ELECTIONS.
SANTIAGO YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS BUILDS
BACK FOR CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL IN
NATURE. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SANTIAGO AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL PURPLE OPEN
THE ROLE. ON THE BOAT WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL YOU
THE VOTE SIZE 41 KNOWS 15.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 50 A B
2056 CORPORAL, READ SOME PEOPLE
2056 MY ESTIMATE IMMIGRATION
ACTUALLY IN THE BAR PILOTS
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE THE COLUMBIA URGENCY
THERE IMMEDIATELY. AND SOME
MEMBER GRAYSON, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS
MAYBE 2056 BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN SENATE
ADDRESS BOTH TEMPORARY AND LONG
TERM FIXES THAT WILL ENSURE
PILOT OPERATIONS CONTINUE
SUBSTANTIVELY TO SUPPORT THIS
FOR THE FUTURE GROWTH OF THE
SUPPLY CHAIN WELL INTO THE
FUTURE. THIS BILL IS A RESULT OF
A MULTIYEAR CONSENSUS EFFORT.
BETWEEN ALL STAKEHOLDERS. THIS
BILL HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY
OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
NAVAL THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON AND
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. IT'S
REQUIRES 54 MEMBERS. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WORK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY.
THE VOTES IS 54 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 51 20 TO 30
CRITICAL READ 20 TO 30 BY US,
THE MARY GIBSON AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY IN THE CAR WORKS,
GIBSON, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A SIMILAR BILL 20 T 30,
WHICH IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
ASSEMBLY BILL 20 TO 36 TO REDUCE
BARRIERS. THAT HOMELESS FAMILIES
FACE IN GETTING HELP THROUGH COW
WORKS HOMELESS ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM. I RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GIBSON AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK TO THIS. BILL CLARK 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.
PERFECT WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTE AS 47 NOS 12 7
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THE
PAST. TEMPORARILY ON FILE ISLAND
52. THIS IS FOLLOWED. AND I'M 53
22 94 CLERK WILL READ 22 94 BY
SOME ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN
SAWYER INADEQUATE INTO THEFT
DECLARED YOURSELVES IMMEDIATELY
. REMEMBER JOHN SAWYER, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, 80
22 94 IS BACK FROM THE SENATE ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL PROVIDES
LAW ENFORCEMENT THE ABILITY TO
ACT IMMEDIATELY WHEN DEALING
WITH RETAIL THEFT CRIMES
DETERMINED TO BE ORGANIZED IN
THE NATURE. THIS BUILDS ON MONEY
APPROVED IN THE BUDGET TO
INCREASE CALIFORNIA'S
ENFORCEMENT OF RETAIL THEFT.
THOSE RESOURCES WENT TO THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL. AMENDMENTS
TAKING THE SENATE WERE TECHNICAL
AND ADDRESS CODE CONFLICTS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER. AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
PARK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. IT REQUIRES
54.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR JONES. SAWYER MOVES THE CALL.
WE WILL LIFT THE CALL ON FILE. I
AM 53. POST. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WE'LL CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 54.
NO 12. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM. 54 80 23 09 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 23 09 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FRIEDMAN AND
ACTUALLY IN THE GUARDIANSHIPS.
AND SOME MEMBER FRIEDMAN, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU MEMBERS. AS
MANY OF YOU KNOW, WE HAVE DONE
WORK IN MY OFFICE TO HELP FOSTER
USE OUR MOST CHALLENGED
COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR SEVERAL
YEARS NOW, MAYBE 23 09
STRENGTHENS ITS EXTINCT JUVENILE
COURT PROCEDURES ORDER
GUARDIANSHIP INSTEAD OF FOSTER
CARE PLACEMENT SO THAT WE CAN
PROMOTE FAMILY DECISION MAKING.
AND MINIMIZE A CHILD'S EXPOSURE
TO THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM. THIS
BILL HAS HAD BROAD BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND NO OPPOSITION AND I
WOULD URGE MY VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN. AND
SEEING NO 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 VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES IS 56 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
. THIS IS FILE ITEM 55 26 84 FOR
CORINNE ASSEMBLY BILL 26 84 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S N AND OTHERS
RELATING TO HEALING GUARDS EVER
. BERMAN, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
MAYBE 26 84 IS THE BOARD OF
REGISTERED NURSING SUNSET BILL.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONTAINED THE
FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS FROM OUR
SUNSET HEARINGS. TAKING INTO
ACCOUNT NUMEROUS CONVERSATIONS
WITH THE BOARD, NURSING SCHOOLS
AND NURSING STAKEHOLDERS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN AND 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 ROLL
TALLIED THE VOTES. I HAVE 62 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRENT IN EXERCISE FILE ITEM
. 56 28 77 CLERK WILL READ 28 77
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO
GARCIA AND OTHERS NATURALLY INTO
WATER. GARCIA YOU MAY OPEN MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES IF I
COULD GET YOUR ATTENTION, MAYBE
28 77. IS A BILL THAT BUILDS OFF
OF OUR EFFORTS IN 2019. TO PASS
THE SAFER PROGRAM. THROUGH SB
200. MANY OF YOU WORKED ON THAT.
WHAT SENATOR BILL MONNING TO TRY
TO ADDRESS WHAT IS A CRISIS IN
CALIFORNIA WHERE ONE MILLION
PEOPLE DON'T HAVE SAFE, CLEAN
DRINKING WATER. THIS BILL
FOCUSES ON TRIBES. INDIAN
COUNTRY IN CALIFORNIA. WHAT
TRIBES ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR
THIS PROGRAM. THERE ARE SEVERAL
OBSTACLES THEY FACE IN ORDER TO
DRAW DOWN THOSE FUNDS. IN ORDER
FOR TRIBES TO ACCESS FUNDING
FROM THE STATE WATER BOARD, THEY
FIRST NEED TO NEGOTIATE A
LIMITED WAIVER OF SOVEREIGNTY,
WHICH MANY TRIBES FIND
OVERREACHING AS TRIBAL-SOVEREIGNTY IS OF THE UTMOST
IMPORTANCE TO TRIBES BECAUSE IT
GIVES THEM THE INHERITANCE
AUTHORITY TO GOVERN THEMSELVES.
FURTHERMORE THE STATE HAS
DIFFICULTY IN CONNECTING WITH
TRIBES ACROSS CALIFORNIA TO
ASSESS THE NEEDS OF TRIBAL WATER
SYSTEMS, ACCORDING TO THE STATE
WATER BOARD. 2021 DRINKING WATER
ASSESSMENT DUE TO DATA
LIMITATIONS, THE BOARD WAS
UNABLE TO ASSESS THE NEEDS OF
TRIBAL WATER SYSTEMS WHEN USING
THE SAME METHODOLOGY FOR PUBLIC
WATER SYSTEMS. THIS BILL WOULD
REQUIRE THE WATER BOARD TO WORK
WITH ELIGIBLE TRIBES TO REMOVE
ANY BARRIERS WHEN IT COMES TO
ACCESSING FUNDS FROM THE SAFER
PROGRAM, AS WELL AS ENSURE THERE
IS AN EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF
FUNDS TO TRIBES. THE BOARD WOULD
BE REQUIRED TO DOCUMENT AND
REPORT THE NUMBER OF TRIBES THAT
ARE APPLYING FOR THESE FUNDS AND
THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDING THAT
IS GRANTED. TWO TRIBES EACH
YEAR. THIS BILL WOULD ALSO STATE
ANY WAIVER OF TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY
. IMMUNITY SHOW SHOULD BE
NARROWLY DRAFTED TO SERVE BOTH
THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF THE
TRIBE AND MAKE FUNDING
AGREEMENTS ENFORCEABLE. THE
WAIVER OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY
SHOULD BE NEGOTIATED WITH THE
DIRECT INVOLVEMENT AND
ASSISTANCE OF THE BOARD'S TRIBAL
ADVISORY. MEMBERS THIS YEAR, THE
CHAIR OF OUR WATER, PARKS AND
WILDLIFE AND THE CHAIR OF THE
SENATE COMMITTEE ON NATIVE
AMERICAN AFFAIRS, HELD A HEARING
ON AUGUST 9TH. AND IT WAS
HIGHLIGHTED THERE SIGNIFICANTLY
IMPORTANT. A BILL LIKE THIS IS
AND THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
BE CONTINUED TO ENSURE THAT
TRIBES HAVE ACCESS TO THESE
FUNDS WE HEARD FROM TRIBES LIKE
THE SAN LUIS REY WATER
AUTHORITY. WE HEARD FROM TRIBES
LIKE TULI RIVER. AND WE HEARD
FROM TRIBES LIKE THE TOURIST
MARTINEZ DESERT INDIAN TRIBE
THAT IS IN MY DISTRICT. HOW THIS
IS A CRISIS, NOT JUST FOR TRIBAL
PEOPLE ON INDIAN COUNTRY LAND,
BUT ALSO FOR THE ADJACENT
COMMUNITIES. OUTSIDER
RESERVATIONS, REMEMBER, THAT'S
WHY THIS BILL IS SO IMPORTANT,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GARCIA.
AND SEEING THEM. UH EXCUSE ME.
REMEMBER RAMOS, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. AND THANK YOU TO MY
COLLEAGUE WHEN WE TALK ABOUT
SAFE DRINKING WATER IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA A LOT OF TIMES,
THERE'S A LOT OF ROADBLOCKS AND
OBSTACLES THAT ARE PUT OUT
THROUGHDIFFERENT ORDINANCES AND
DIFFERENT BILLS AGAINST TRIBAL
COMMUNITIES BEING ABLE TO GET
THAT SAFE DRINKING WATER WE
HEARD IN THE SELECT COMMITTEE
HEARING THAT THERE'S STILL
TRIBES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
SAN LUIS REY THE CENTRAL
CALIFORNIA TOOLEY RIVER AND UP
IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. EUROPE
PEOPLE STILL DEAL WITH THE WATER
THAT HAS TO BE COMING THEIR WAY
WHEN WE TALK ABOUT SAFE DRINKING
WATER, AND WE TALK ABOUT WATER
BEING LIVE, LET'S MAKE SURE THAT
WE'RE NOT FORGETTING
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE RIGHT
NOW. THE TOOLEY RIVER INDIAN
PEOPLE ARE RIGHT NOW REQUESTING
WATER DRINKING WATER IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. WE HAVE TO
MAKE SURE THAT WHEN DRINKING
WATER ISN'T AVAILABLE FOR
ANYBODY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, WE KNOW THAT THE RED
CROSS AND OTHERS WILL ASSEMBLE,
BUT FOR SOME REASON WHEN IT'S AN
INDIAN RESERVATION INDIAN PEOPLE
THEY HAVE TO GO THROUGH CERTAIN
OTHER STEPS TO GET THAT DRINKING
WATER. WE HAVE IT IN FRONT OF US
NOW TO START TO BREAK DOWN THOSE
BARRIERS TO MAKE SURE THAT SAFE
DRINKING WATER IS FOR ALL IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IT'S TIME
THAT WE STAND UP AND MAKE SURE
THAT CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE
DON'T HAVE TO GO THROUGH
OBSTACLES. TO GET SAFE DRINKING
WATER. IF IT'S TRULY THAT WATER
IS LIFE, LET'S MAKE SURE THE
LIVES OF ALL PEOPLE ARE
SOMETHING THAT COMES TO TERMS
AND THAT INCLUDES CALIFORNIA'S
FIRST PEOPLE. I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRAHMAS.
ANDERSON MEMBER METHODS YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. MOVES. MR SPEAKER.
HMM. COLLEAGUES. THE IMPORTANCE
OF THIS BILL COULD NOT BE MORE
DIRE. FOR ME. AND FOR THE TRIBE
THAT I REPRESENT. TRULY RIVER.
ONE OF THE HISTORIC TRIBES OF
OUR STATE. IS IN DIRE NEED OF
WATER. WE PASSED OUR WODDER.
BUDGET BILL. THEY HAD PUT IN A
REQUEST. ME AND SEVERAL OTHERS.
OUR NATIVE AMERICAN CAUCUS. WE
SIGNED LETTERS BEGGING AND
PLEADING. TO HELP THESE PEOPLE.
THE LAST FIRES. THEY HAD FIRE
RETARDANT. DUMPED. OVER THERE
ONLY WATER SOURCE CONTAMINATING
THEIR WATER. ANYWHERE ELSE IN
THIS STATE. EVERYBODY WOULD BE
CRYING FOUL. WE WOULD BE SENDING
. OH YES, SERVICES. WE WOULD BE
SENDING EVERYBODY AND I KNOW
THIS. BECAUSE MY HOME IS ALSO
PART OF ILL, THE CITY WITHOUT
WATER. AND WHEN WE DEALT WITH
THE LAST MEGA DROUGHT, WE SHIP
ALL THE SERVICES NATIONAL
COVERAGE STAY IN FEDERAL INTO
HELP. BUT NOW THAT TOOL YOU JUST
RIGHT UP THE ROAD. NEEDS HELP.
THEY'RE GETTING IGNORED. THIS
BILL ENSURES OUR TRIBES NO
LONGER GET IGNORED. THIS ENSURES
THAT THEY GET THE SAME FOOTING
AS EVERYBODY ELSE. THIS ENSURES
THAT THE FIRST STEP ISN'T
CUTTING THEIR THROATS AND TAKING
AWAY THEIR SOVEREIGNTY. MEMBERS.
THIS BILL NEEDS TO PASS. OUR
FRIENDS, OUR FAMILY, OUR NATIVE
PEOPLE. DESERVE THAT RESPECT.
I'M NOT ASKING FOR AN I VOTE.
I'M TELLING YOU, THE RIGHT THING
TO DO IS TO VOTE I AND IF YOU
DON'T Y'ALL KIND OF SUCK. SOME
MEMBER WALDRON, YOU WERE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I ALSO RISE
IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL. UM AS
AS WAS MENTIONED THE ST LOUIS
RAY WATER BASIN, UH, IS IN MY
DISTRICT. AND WE HAVE HAD MANY
ISSUES WITH WATER THAT DIRECTLY
AFFECTS THE TRIBES IN MY
DISTRICT WHEN WE LOOK AT THE
IDEA OF HAVING THEM WAVE TRIBAL
SOVEREIGNTY AND THE IDEA THAT WE
DON'T RECOGNIZE THEM AS NATIONS.
THAT IS A PROBLEM. UM, WATER,
WHOEVER CONTROLS THE WATER
CONTROLS AND HOLDS A LOT OF
POWER. AND CAN DETERMINE WHAT
HAPPENS TO THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE
THERE. UM, JUST IN IN THE
HISTORY LESSON OF MY AREA. WE
HAD AN, UH, HAD TO DEAL WITH
OVER 60 YEARS OF A LEGAL BATTLE
WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN
ORDER TO GET THE WATER RIGHTS
STRAIGHTENED OUT THAT THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAD PROMISED
TWICE. 25 OF MY INDIAN TRIBES IN
MY DISTRICT. WHICH AFFECTED
RINCON, PAULA PALMER. SAMPLE
SQUALL AND LACROIX, A BAND OF
INDIANS. SO YOU KNOW, THEY JUST
GOT THROUGH THAT, AND NOW
THEY'RE DEALING WITH TRYING TO
GET THE SURETY OF FRESHWATER. I
URGE AN AYE VOTE. IT'S A VERY
IMPORTANT BILL, AND WE NEED TO
MAKE SURE THAT WE CONTINUE TO
RECOGNIZE AND PROTECT CYBER
TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MISS WALDRON. AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PATTERSON.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED SPEAKER
MEMBERS I TO RISE UP IN STRONG
SUPPORT OF THIS, FOR THE OBVIOUS
REASONS STATED BY MY OTHER
COLLEAGUES, UH, I WILL BE
REPRESENTING 88. IN THIS
LEGISLATURE COME JANUARY. IT IS
A HUGE NEW DISTRICT. AND IT HAS. PROBABLY THE SECOND LARGEST
NUMBER. OF TRIBES. IN THAT
GEOGRAPHY. I APPRECIATE. MY
COLLEAGUE FOR HELPING ME TO
UNDERSTAND AND IDENTIFY AND
COMMUNICATE WITH THESE TRIBES.
BUT MEMBERS THERE'S ONE REASON
AMONGST MANY TO VOTE FOR THIS,
BESIDES BEING THE RIGHT THING TO
DO. IMAGINE DEMANDING. BUT BUT
YOU GIVE UP SOVEREIGNTY. TO GET
WATER THAT. PROBABLY WAS FLOWING
IN AND AROUND AND THROUGH THE
LAND AND UPON WHICH YOU HAVE
SOVEREIGNTY. ALRIGHT, SO I'M
GOING TO JOIN OTHERS IN, UH
SUPPORTING THIS. OUR TRIBES HAVE
WORKED LONG AND HARD TO
ESTABLISH THE IMPORTANCE OF
SOVEREIGNTY. THIS SHOULD NOT BE
CHIPPED AWAY IN ORDER TO TRY TO
GET THE RESOURCES FOR THE WATER
FOR THEIR THEIR SURVIVOR
SURVIVAL. SO I'M I'M ASKING FOR
YOUR SUPPORT. UH AS WELL, THANK
MY COLLEAGUES WHO ARE WORKING
THIS BILL. IT MEANS A LOT AND,
UM. YOU KNOW, I HAVEN'T HELPED
US. LET'S ALL VOTE FOR THIS. UM. YOU KNOW, WE DON'T WE DON'T
WANT A HANDFUL OF THOSE ON THE
BOARD. HUSAK BUT SO WHAT? I KNOW
THAT'S NOT APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE
FOR THE FLOOR. BUT THIS IS
REALLY, REALLY IMPORTANT. LET'S
DO THIS. IF FOR NO OTHER REASON.
THEN TO SEND A CLEAR MESSAGE
THAT THESE FOLKS ARE IMPORTANT
TO US. NUMBER ONE AND NUMBER
TWO. DO NOT ASK OR REQUIRE THEM
TO SOMEHOW GIVE AWAY SOVEREIGNTY
IN ORDER TO GET SOMETHING THAT
MANY OF THEM PROBABLY HAD
HISTORICALLY THROUGH GENERATIONS
UPON THE GROUND THAT THEY NOW
HAVE SOVEREIGNTY. LET'S DO THE
RIGHT THING AND VOTE FOR THIS.
THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND
SOME MEMBER RODRIGUEZ YOU
RECOGNIZED? YES MEMBERS ARE ALSO
RISING. STRONG SUPPORT A B 28 77
FROM OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
COACHELLA VALLEY. YOU KNOW, WE
TALKED ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF
WATER THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AND
ESPECIALLY OUR TRIBES, BUT I
THINK ONE ASPECT WE'RE MISSING
IS THE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES
BECAUSE I'VE BEEN TO SOME OF
THESE TRIBAL AREAS AND THEY HAVE
NO FIRE HYDRANTS, AND WE TALK
ABOUT UH, THE LOCATION WHERE
SOME OF THEM ARE IN THE RURAL,
HIGH RISK FIRE AREAS AND WITH NO
ACCESS TO WATER, LET ALONE
HYDRANTS. WE CAN SEE THE GREAT
NEED FOR THOSE IF THAT WERE TO
HAPPEN, BUT OBVIOUSLY WE CAN ALL
GET TOGETHER AND SHOW SHRUNK
SUPPORT FOR THESE LOCATIONS. AND
ONCE AGAIN, LET'S LOOK AT THE
PUBLIC SAFETY ASPECT OF ALL WHEN
WE'RE HAVING THESE AREAS BEING
DEVELOPED WITHOUT NÓ. FIRE
HYDRANTS. THAT'S A PROBLEM. SO
WITH THAT ALSO RISE AND STRONG
SUPPORT AND URGENT I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ AND A SEVEN
MEMBER ALVAREZ, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT
, AND I WANT TO THANK THE
AUTHOR. I WANT TO THANK MR RAMOS
. I WANT TO THANK OUR COLLEAGUES
WATER IS LIFE. AND WE ARE
DEPRIVING THAT FROM SOME FOLKS
IN OUR STATE. THIS IS A LEGACY
THAT'S SHAMEFUL FOR US AS
CALIFORNIANS THIS BILL. I WOULD
SAY, OPENS UP THE ACCOUNTS QUITE%
LITERALLY. UH WE'VE GOT TO MAKE
A DOWN PAYMENT AND THERE'S SO
MUCH MORE WORK TO DO A LITTLE
DISAPPOINTED THAT IN THIS YEAR'S
BUDGET, THERE WAS A REQUEST BY
MANY OF US ON THIS IN THIS
CHAMBER TO TRY AND ACHIEVE SOME
MEANINGFUL SUPPORT. TO OUR
TRIBAL NATIONS TO BE ABLE TO
REALLY DO THE WORK THAT NEEDS TO
BE DONE. THE PUBLIC SAFETY
MATTERS THE POTABLE DRINKING
ISSUES ALL THAT COMES WITH
HAVING WATER ACCESS THAT WE ALL
TAKE FOR GRANTED. MORE WORK TO
BE DONE IN THE FUTURE. I LOOK
FORWARD TO CONTINUE THAT WORK.
BUT TODAY IS THE FIRST STEP AND
I'M PROUD TO STAND IN SUPPORT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER.
THANK YOU, MR ALVAREZ AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. MR GARCIA,
YOU MAY CLOSE MR SPEAKER. A B
2877 IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE
RESPECTFULLY AS RIVAL THANK YOU.
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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE OF THE
VOTES. 72 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MAJORITY LEADER RAISE FOR YOUR
MOTION. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
PLEASE MOVE THE FOLLOWING BILLS
TO THE INACTIVE FILE. ITEMS. 70
SP 9 86 HAMBURG AT THE REQUEST
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER
ITEMS 73 SB 8 66 WIENER BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO ITEMS
76 SP 6 38 HERZBERG AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, ITEM ONE.
OH, SEVEN IS 3 17 PAN AT THE
REQUEST OF THE OFFER ITEM 1 18
SP. SB 2 99 LABOR AT THE REQUEST
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN. CLERK
WILL NOTE. MEMBERS PURSUANT TO
ASSEMBLY RULE 77.2. I AM RE
REFERRING THE FOLLOWING BILL TO
COMMITTEE MAYBE 23 17 RAMOS TO
THE HEALTH COMMITTEE. AND MS
REYES. REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT
TO SUSPEND JOINT RULE 62 A THE
FINAL NOTICE REQUIREMENT TO
ALLOW THE HEALTH COMMITTEE TO
HEAR A B 23 17 RAMOS TODAY UPON
CALL OF THE CHAIR IN A ROOM TO
BE ANNOUNCED. OBJECTION. SUCH
SHALL BE THE ORDER. MEMBERS I
WILL BE PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL. ON FILE ITEMS. SIX. THIS
IS A B 256 CLERK WILL POST ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CIRCLE CLOSER
ROLE. CLOSE THE ROLE. THE BOAT
SIZE 41 KNOWS 20. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS WE ARE BACK ON SENATE
THIRD READING.
MEMBERS THIS IS FILE ITEM 93. SB
9 29 ARTICLE READ SENATE BILL 9
29 BY SENATOR EDMUND AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE MENTAL HEALTH,
REMEMBER, WOULD YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M PRESENTING NINE SP
9 29 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
EGGMAN. THIS BILL WILL EXPAND ON
THE INFORMATION WE CURRENTLY
REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO THE
STATE REGARDING OUR
INVOLUNTARILY TREATMENT SYSTEM
UNDER THE LPS ACT, AND THE VALUE
AND AN EVALUATION OF HOW THE ACT
IS WORKING. IN 2020, THE STATE
AUDITOR RELEASED A REPORT ON THE
L. P S SYSTEM. AND LAST DECEMBER
WE HELD AN INFORMATIONAL HEARING
ON THE TOPIC. ONE THING WE HEARD
LOUD AND CLEAR IS THAT THE HEAT
IN THAT HEARING IS THAT WE NEED
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHO IS MOST
INVOLVED IN THE R L. P S SYSTEM.
WHAT TREATMENT THEY ARE
RECEIVING. WHAT ARE THEIR
OUTCOMES? AND HOW CAN WE IMPROVE
THIS BILL DOES THAT IT'S JOY
ENJOYED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT TO
THIS DATE, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR WOULD AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL PARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
AND THERE WAS VOTE 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.
I WAS 55 NO. ZERO BILL IS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 94 SB
9 44 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 9 44 BY CENTER PAN AND
OTHERS AND HAPPILY TO THE
CALIFORNIA HEALTH BENEFIT
EXCHANGE. AND DOCTOR, WOULD YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR PAN SP 9 44 WOULD
HAVE COVERED COVERED CALIFORNIA
ELIMINATE DEDUCTIBLES AND
SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED COST
SHARING WITH THE MOST GENEROUS
APPLICATION TO LOWER INCOME
POPULATIONS. THE BUDGET BILL
APPROPRIATED $304 MILLION TO
REINSTATE STEALTHY STATE HEALTH
INSURANCE SUBSIDIES IF THE
FEDERAL AMERICAN RESCUE ACT.
PREMIUM SUBSIDIES WERE NOT
EXTENDED WITH THE PASSAGE OF THE
FEDERAL INFLATION REDUCTION ACT
. I'M HAPPY TO REPORT THOSE
FEDERAL SUBSIDIES HAVE BEEN
EXTENDED THROUGH 2025. THIS
MEANS THAT THE $304 MILLION CAN
BE USED AS INTENDED TO REDUCE
COST SHARING AND COVERED
CALIFORNIA EVEN WITH FINANCIAL
HELP FOR PREMIUMS TO DEDUCTIBLES
FOR COVERED CALIFORNIA PLANS
CONTINUE TO BE QUITE HIGH IMPACT
DECISIONS TO ENROLL IN COVERAGE
, ACCORDING TO THE L O. A FAMILY
OF FOUR MAKING ABOUT $40,000 A
YEAR AND ENROLLED IN AN ENHANCED
SILVER 87 PLAN. COULD END UP
PAYING AS MUCH AS $5700 OUT OF
POCKET OVER 14% OF THEIR INCOME
OVER THE COURSE OF A YEAR. THIS
IS WAY TOO MUCH TO PAY FOR
HEALTH CARE. THIS BILL WILL
DIRECT CURRY, CALIFORNIA TO
LOWER THESE OUT OF POCKET COSTS
. FUNDS HAVE ALREADY BEEN
APPROPRIATED FOR THIS PURPOSE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU. DOCTOR WOULD SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING O DISCUSS THE
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES IS 43
NOS 10. BILL IS PASSED. YOU GO
BACK BY MS GARCIA TO FILE ITEM
90. SB 8 70 CLERK WILL READ
SENATE BILL 8 75 CENTER,
PORTANTINO AND OTHERS AND
HAPPILY TO DEVELOPMENTAL
SERVICES AND SOME MEMBER GARCIA,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU. UNDER
CURRENT LW, CALIFORNIA DEFINES
DEFINES A DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITY AS A DISABILITY THAT
ORIGINATES PRIOR TO THE AGE OF
18 YEARS OLD. IN 1978, THE
UNITED STATES. CONGRESS
INCREASED AT 8 TO 22. THIS BILL
JUST ENSURES THAT CALIFORNIA IS
SOME PART. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA. SI. NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS, BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE MIDDLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. THE VOTE
SIZE 59 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT. BYE, MISS RUBIO.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 91. SB 8 77.
GREEN SENATE BILL 8 77 BY
SENATOR AGRON AND CALCULATING
THE CRIME VICTIMS AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE RUBIO,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT SB 8 77 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN SP 8 77 IS
STRAIGHTFORWARD BUILD THAT WILL
CLARIFY THAT VICTIMS OF CRIMES
IN CALIFORNIA WHO MAY LIVE OUT
OF STATE AND BE VISITING AT THE
TIME OF THE CRIME. ARE VICTIMS
WHO LEAVE CALIFORNIA FOR THEIR
OWN SAFETY OR OTHERWISE ARE ABLE
TO HAVE MENTAL HEALTHCARE
REIMBURSED BY THE VICTIM'S
COMPENSATION BOARD. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
AND HAS ZERO OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
YOU KNOW? THANK YOU, MR RUBIO
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WE
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. CALLIE DEVOTES 16 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXUS
IS FOUL ITEM 92 SB 9 16. READ
BILL 9 16 BY CENTER LEVA AND
OTHERS AND OPERATING THE SEXUAL
ASSAULT WORK YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. SP 9
16 AIMS TO FURTHER EMPOWER
SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT
ACROSS CALIFORNIA. IT PROVIDES
THAT A SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM HAS
THE RIGHT TO ACCESS INFORMATION
ABOUT THEIR OWN FORENSIC
FORENSIC EVIDENCE KIT AND THE
STATUS OF THE KIT. UM THE BILL
HAS SUPPORT SUPPORT. I ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
QUIRKE. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK TO THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSED ROLL. TALLY. THE VOTES IS
59 NO. ZERO SO THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT BY MR SALUS. THIS
IS HOW ITEM 95 SB 9 66 OR
CORINNE SENATE BILL 1966, MY
CENTER LIMÓN AND OTHERS RELATED
MEDICAL SALAS. YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I PRESENT
SENATE BILL 96 6 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR LEMANN, WHICH WOULD
ALLOW THE COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTERS IN CALIFORNIA CONTINUE
TO HIRE AND USE ASSOCIATE
CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKERS. AND
ASSOCIATE MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
THERAPIST CONSISTENT WITH THE
TEMPORARY FLEXIBILITY ALLOWED
DURING THE PUBLIC HEALTH
EMERGENCY. WITH THAT, MR SPEAKER
. I KNOW THIS WILL HELP MY
COLLEAGUE FROM MENLO PARK IN
CASE HE NEEDS AN ASSOCIATE
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST IN
THE FUTURE WITH THAT
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
AND IMMEDIATE TRANSMITTAL TO THE
SENATE. OKAY NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK TO THE SPILL, AND 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. WE'LL CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES 62 NO. ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. MEMBERS I AM
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON
FILE ITEM 1 17. CLERICAL POST.
THERE WAS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE REQUIRES 54 WITH
URGENCY. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE THE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
PURPLE CLOTHES ROLE. TELL YOU
THE VOTES 54 NOS 15. ON URGENCY.
54 NOS 15 ON THE MEASURE. THE
BILL IS PASSED. WE ARE BACK ON
FILE THIS FILE ITEM 97 SB 9 74
WILL READ BILL 9 74 BY SENATOR
PORTANTINO AND OTHERS AN
ACCOLADE IN THE HEALTH CARE
COVERAGE. FRIEDMAN, YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU. YOU MAY REMEMBER
EARLIER THIS YEAR I TALKED ABOUT
MY BILL, WHICH TRIED TO FIX THE
FACT THAT UNDER THE A C A WOMEN
HAVE THEIR MAMMOGRAMS PAID FOR
WITH A VERY LOW COPAY, BUT IF
THEY REQUIRE ADVANCED SCREENING
, LIKE AN M R I TO LOOK AT ANY
ABNORMALITIES. BASICALLY THERE
WAS NO PROTECTION FOR THEM AND
SOME OF THESE SCREENING TESTS
COULD COST 3 $4000 AND MANY
WOMEN ARE HAVING TO CHOOSE
BETWEEN PUTTING FOOD ON THEIR
TABLE AND FINDING OUT WHETHER
THEY HAVE BREAST CANCER AT THE
TIME OF THEIR LIVES WHEN THEY
COULD BE THE MOST VULNERABLE.
THIS IS A VERY SIMILAR BILL BY
SENATOR PORTEND. YOU KNOW? THAT
WILL ELIMINATE COST SHARING LIKE
DEDUCTIBLES AND COPAYS FOR
SCREAMING MAGMA, MAMMOGRAPHY IS
AND MEDICALLY NECESSARY
DIAGNOSTIC OR SUPPLEMENTAL
BREAST EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS
AND I WANT TO POINT OUT THAT WE
ARE NOT ALONE IN MAKING THIS
CHANGE. SIMILAR LEGISLATION HAS
BEEN PASSED IN ARKANSAS,
COLORADO, ILLINOIS, LOUISIANA,
NEW YORK AND TEXAS. THIS IS A
VERY IMPORTANT BILL VERY
IMPORTANT TO ALL THE WOMEN ON
THIS FLOOR AND ALL OF THE WOMEN
IN YOUR LIVES, I WOULD URGE AN
AYE. VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR FRIEDMAN AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL, THE CORK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES. 54 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS
FOUL ITEM. 98. SP 9 84 ARTICLE
READ SENATE BILL 9 84 BY SENATOR
ARCHULETTA AN ACRONYM TO
MILITARY SERVICE, RAMOS, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 984 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR ARCHULETTA. SB 984 WOULD
ALLOW STATE EMPLOYEES WHO ARE
MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
TO USE MILITARY LEAVE HAVE
CALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY AND ACTIVE
EMERGENCY MILITARY DUTY FOR THE
1ST 30 CALENDAR DAYS OF SUCH
ACTIVE SERVICE. THE NATIONAL
GUARD HAS TRADITIONALLY
CONDUCTED MILITARY INACTIVE DUTY
TRAINING OR DRILLS. ONE WEEKEND
PER MONTH, AN ANNUAL TRAINING
FOR TWO WEEKS PER YEAR. THESE
TRAINING DAYS PREPARE NATIONAL
GUARD SOLDIERS AND THEIR
EQUIPMENT TO ACCOMPLISH FEDERAL
WAR, WAR FIGHTING AND STATE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE MISSIONS
SINCE 2015 STATE EMERGENCY
RESPONSE MISSIONS THAT REQUIRE
LARGE NUMBERS OF NATIONAL GUARD
TROOPS HAVE INCREASED SHARPLY.
NOW SEVERAL 1000 SOLDIERS AND
AIRMEN CAN'T DEPLOY SEVERAL
TIMES PER YEAR FOR DIFFERENT
EMERGENCIES DUE TO A SIGNIFICANT
INCREASE IN DAYS THAT MEMBERS OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD ARE REQUIRED
BY CALIFORNIA TO DEPLOY FOR
STATE EMERGENCIES, ESPECIALLY
THOSE DURING FIRE SEASON. AND
OTHER EMERGENCIES. THE
CALIFORNIA MILITARY DEPARTMENT
MUST COMBINE I D T EVENTS
QUARTERLY VERSUS DRILLING ON
WEEKEND ONE WEEKEND PER MONTH
THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN OUR
TECHNICAL IN NATURE AND
CLARIFIES THAT THESE PROVISIONS
PERTAIN TO NATIONAL GUARD
SERVICE MEMBERS. ONLY. I ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CIRCLE CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY. THE VOTES. I 61
NO. ZERO BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
THIS IS FINAL ITEM. 99 SB 10 78
CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL 10
78 BY SENATOR ALLEN AND ACT
RELATING TO COASTAL RESOURCES AS
A BARBARIC AND YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU. MEMBERS AND SPEAKER.
THIS MEASURE ESTABLISHES A SEA
LEVEL RISE REVOLVING LOAN FUND
TO PROVIDE LOCAL JURISDICTIONS
WITH AN INNOVATIVE FINANCING
OPTION TO ALLEVIATE THE RISKS OF
SEA LEVEL RISE WHILE PROTECTING
BOTH PROPERTY OWNERS AND
TAXPAYERS. THINK ABOUT WHAT
WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF WE WOULD
HAVE DONE THIS FOR WILDFIRES
MANY YEARS AGO. THIS IS OUR
OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
IN SEA LEVEL RISE AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS BARRY KANE AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON 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 ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES IS
44 NOS. NINE. THE BILL IS
PASSED. HAS TEMPORARILY ON FILE
ITEM. 100 BRING US TO FILE ITEM
101. THIS IS SB 11 36. I MISS
RUBIO CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 11 36 BY SENATOR PORTANTINO
AND ACURA LINKED ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY. FAMILY MEMBER RUBIO.
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. SB 11 36
HELPS CLARIFY AND STREAMLINE THE
CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
ACT SEQUA. PROCESS FOR PROJECTS
THAT MEET CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS
AND PROVIDE FOR A SKILLED AND
TRAINED WORKFORCE TO ENSURE THAT
THE STATE CAN MEET ITS CLIMATE
GOALS AND MINIMIZE DUPLICATION
OF WORK AND EXPENSES. SB 11 36
WILL ALSO ELIMINATE UNNECESSARY
LAYERS. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FOR
CERTAIN PROJECTS WITHOUT
COMPROMISING NECESSARY
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW. THIS
LEGISLATION WILL EXPAND THE
TYPES OF PROJECTS THAT QUALIFY
FOR A FOCUSED ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT REPORT. AND THEREFORE
ENABLE RAPID INVESTMENT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RUBIO. AND SEEING
A MEMBERS TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE OF
VOTES. 55 KNOWS ONE BILL IS
PASSED. EXERCISE FOUL ITEM 102 S
B 12 05 REQUIERAN. CENTRAL 12 OR
FIVE BY SENATOR ALLEN AND OTHERS
AND ACCURATELY TO WATER. AND
SIMILAR. FRIEDMAN, YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
. IT'S MY HONOR TO PRESENT SP 12
05 BY SENATOR ALLEN THIS BILL,
ASK THE STATE WATER BOARD TO
DEVELOP REGULATIONS TO ESTABLISH
A STANDARDIZED METHODOLOGY TO
ACCOUNT FOR THE EFFECTS THAT
CLIMATE CHANGE HAS ON WATERSHED
RESOURCES. THIS IS SO THAT WHEN
PEOPLE TRY TO PULL PERMITS
HAVING TO DO WITH WATERSHEDS,
THERE'S SOME KIND OF
STANDARDIZED METHODOLOGY SO THAT
THE WATER BOARD AND THE
APPLICANTS WILL UNDERSTAND HOW
TO EVALUATE THOSE IMPACTS. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND ENJOY
SUPPORT FROM THE ASSOCIATION OF
CALIFORNIA WATER AGENCIES AND
THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY. I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN. AND SEEING NO 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. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES IS 46
KNOWS ONE THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM ONE. OH,
THREE SP 12 23 LOCAL READ.
SUITABLE 12 23 BY SENATOR BECKER
AND OTHERS AND NOT GOING TO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE MEMBER OF OUR
CAN. YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY AND
PRESENTING SP 12 23 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR BECKER BILL, WHICH WILL
ENSURE THAT MORE CALIFORNIANS
RECEIVE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
THEY NEED BY SAFELY INCREASING
THE USE OF MENTAL HEALTH
DIVERSION PROGRAMS OVER 30,000.
PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA'S PRISONS
RECEIVE MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT
. IN FACT, THE LOS ANGELES
COUNTY JAILS ARE THE LARGEST
MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDER. IF YOU
CAN CALL THEM THAT IN THE NATION
SB 12 23 STREAMLINES ELIGIBILITY
FOR MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION
PROGRAMS AND THEY STILL
PRESERVES JUDICIAL DISCRETION TO
DETERMINE IF DIVERSION IS
APPROPRIATE. FINALLY FOR
MISDEMEANORS. SB 12 23 MAKES THE
PERIOD OF DIVERSION ONE YEAR
INSTEAD OF TWO TO BRING IT ON
PAR WITH PROBATION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER CANE AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK TO THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE NOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLOSER ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES IS
41. NO 16. THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE
WE WILL TAKE UP SENATE BILL 905
REQUIERAN. SENATE BILL 905 BY
SENATOR CAVIAR AND OTHERS AND
THAT WILLING TO CARBON
SEQUESTRATION. AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRIEVOUS YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. IT'S LEGISLATION WILL REQUIRE
THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES
BOARD TO ESTABLISH A CARBON
CAPTURE, UTILIZATION AND
SEQUESTRATION PROGRAM, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS C. C. U. S. AND MAKE
AVAILABLE GRANT FUNDING TO FIVE.
GEOLOGIC UM, CARBON
SEQUESTRATION, PILOT PROJECTS.
YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY, IT'S
UNDENIABLE THAT WE HAVE A
CLIMATE PROBLEM. YES. OH, STILL
GOOD, OKAY? CLEARLY WE HAVE A
CLIMATE PROBLEM. IT WAS RECENTLY
BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION THAT SO
MUCH HOW WE ALTERED THE
ATMOSPHERE. THAT ONE OUT OF
EVERY THREE MOLECULES OF C 02
LOOSE IN THE AIR TODAY WAS PUT
THERE BY PEOPLE. AND WE ARE
LIVING THROUGH THE CONSEQUENCES.
DROUGHTS ARE GROWING DEEPER
STORMS THAT ARE UNPREDICTABLE
AND MORE DANGEROUS. WE ARE SEEN
SOME DEADLIER HEATWAVES ARE
NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS ARE
THREATENED OR COLLAPSING. AND AS
A STATE. WE MUST REMAIN
STEADFAST IN OUR COMMITMENT AND
EFFORTS TO REDUCE NEW EMISSIONS
OF CARBON BUT WE ALSO NEED TO
DEVELOP PATHWAYS THESE PATHWAYS
TO REMOVE CARBON FROM OUR
ATMOSPHERE. LEADING RESEARCHERS
FROM THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AGREE
THAT IF WE ARE GOING TO OFFEND
OFF THE WORST IMPACTS OF CLIMATE
CHANGE, WE MUST MAXIMIZE METHODS
TO SEQUESTER OR CAPTURE CARBON.
WE KNOW THAT ROCKS STORE C E 02
EMISSIONS. IN FACT, THEY'RE
ACTUALLY ONE OF THE BIGGEST
RESERVOIRS OF CARBON ON EARTH.
AND THIS C. C. U. S PROGRAM
SEEKS TO IMITATE AND ACCELERATE
THIS PROCESS TO FIGHT CLIMATE
CHANGE. IT DOES THIS IN SEVERAL
KEY WAYS. FIRST IT CREATES A NEW
PERMITTING PROCESS TO FACILITATE
CC US PROJECT APPROVAL. THIS
PROCESS WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH
EXTENSIVE INPUT FROM
STAKEHOLDERS. SECOND THIS
LEGISLATION CREATES NEW
REPORTING MECHANISMS TO EVALUATE
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROJECTS.
AS WELL AS IDENTIFY AREAS WHERE
FURTHER RESEARCH IS NEEDED. AND
FINALLY, THIS BILL ENSURES THAT
STRICT ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY STANDARDS BE ESTABLISHED
FOR CC US TECHNOLOGIES. AND
BECAUSE CARBON CAPTURE AND
GEOLOGIC SEQUESTRATION
TECHNOLOGY IS STILL IN THEIR
INFANCY. WE NEED LEGISLATION
LIKE THIS TO HELP DRIVE THE
MARKET AND BRING DOWN COSTS
AGAIN AS CALIFORNIA SEEKS TO
REDUCE ITS CARBON EMISSIONS, IN
PARTICULAR IN THE INDUSTRIAL
CONSTRUCTION AND MANUFACTURING
SECTORS, IT IS VITAL THAT WE
EXPLORE ALL OPTIONS TO
EFFECTIVELY DO SO, INCLUDING
SEQUESTERING CARBON UNDERGROUND
WITH THAT, THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR REEVES. AND
SOME MEMBER TOUCHING YOUR
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT OF SB
905. AH! THERE WAS EXTENSIVE
DISCUSSION WITH OUR CHAIR OF OUR
NATURAL RESOURCES ARE CHAIR OF
OUR TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE AND
OUR FORMER CHAIR F OUR NATURAL
RESOURCES FROM BELL GARDENS. WE. NEGOTIATED VERY CAREFULLY ON
SP 905. UM TO MAKE SURE THAT
WHILE. BODIES LIKE THE UNITED
NATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL
ON CLIMATE CHANGE DOES RECOGNIZE
A ROLE. FOR CARBON CAPTURE.
UTILIZATION AND STORAGE AS PART
OF THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST
CLIMATE CHANGE, THAT WE NEED TO
MAKE SURE THAT IT IS NOT USED.
TO PROLONG OUR RELIANCE ON
FOSSIL FUELS. AND THAT IT IS NOT
USED SO THAT OUR FIGHT AGAINST
CLIMATE CHANGE COMES AT THE
EXPENSE OF FRONTLINE.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
COMMUNITIES. THAT IS WHY WE MADE
SURE THAT WHILE SP 905 PROVIDES
A PERMITTING FRAMEWORK FOR
CALIFORNIA PROJECTS TO GO
FORWARD. UTILIZING CARBON
CAPTURE YOU UTILIZATION AND
STORAGE THAT WE ALSO MAKE SURE
THAT THERE ARE GUARDRAILS AND
ANY PROJECT THAT WE MAKE SURE
THAT THE CARBON REDUCTIONS ARE
REAL, VERIFIABLE AND
TRANSPARENT. THAT THE ANY
PIPELINES USED FOR CARBON
CAPTURE UTILIZATION AND STORAGE
PROJECTS THAT THEY ARE SAFE THAT
THEY DON'T EXPOSE OUR FRONTLINE
COMMUNITIES TO ANY DANGER AND
THAT WE MAKE SURE THAT IT IS NOT
USED IN A WAY THAT WOULD HAVE AN
ADVERSE IMPACT ON LOCAL AIR AND
WATER POLLUTION. AND SO, WITH
ALL OF THOSE PROTECTIONS BUILT
INTO SP 905 I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
MARTUCCI AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN REVIS
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. UM LIKE MY COLLEAGUE
FROM THE SOUTH BAY OF L. A
MENTIONED, UM THERE WAS A GROUP
OF US, UM, THAT SPENT HOURS
NEGOTIATING, UM, WITH THE GOAL
TO MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE
PROTECTIONS AND GUARDRAILS TO
CARBON THE USE OF CARBON
CAPTURE. UM AND STORAGE. UM AND
YOU KNOW, I AM NOW IN SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL, THE AUTHOR HAS WORKED
FOR MONTHS ON THIS LEGISLATION
AND ORIGINALLY THROUGH MY
COMMITTEE, BUT BUT I DIDN'T
AGREE WITH HER ON EVERYTHING. UM
BUT ONCE WE GOT ALL GOTTEN INTO
A ROOM WE NOW ARE IN AGREEMENT
THAT THIS IS THERE ARE STRONG
GUARD RAILS FOR CARBON CAPTURE
TECHNOLOGY. UM, SO I JUST WANT
TO THANK THE SENATORS AND MY
COLLEAGUES HERE THAT WORK
TOGETHER ON THIS LEGISLATION.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
RIVAS. AND SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS. MY APOLOGIES IS SOME
REMEMBER MEANS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I'M A BIG FAN OF CARBON
CAPTURE OF AN OTHERWISE WOULD BE
SUPPORTING THIS. UM, BUT I LIKE
IT TO ASK A QUESTION OF THE
AUTHORS OF I COULD GET THE
ASSEMBLY MEMBER. THIS BILL IS
DOUBLE JOINT TO ANOTHER BILL.
WHAT? WHAT? WHY WAS THIS BILL?
JOINED TO ANOTHER BILL. SO SEND
THE MEMBER IF I HAD THE ANSWER,
I WASN'T PART OF THE
NEGOTIATIONS. SO UM, BE HAPPY TO
MAKE SURE THAT SOMEONE'S IN
CONTACT WITH YOU AND, UM YEAH.
SO I COULD ADDRESS IT IN MY
CLOTHES, BUT WELL, THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. SO I CAN'T SUPPORT
THIS BILL TODAY, BECAUSE,
FRANKLY, YOU'RE ACTUALLY NOT
JUST VOTING FOR THE POLICY
BEFORE YOU YOU'RE VOTING FOR THE
OTHER POLICY AS WELL. BUT FOR
THAT REASON I WON'T BE
SUPPORTING IT TODAY. THANK YOU,
MR MAYS. SEEN REMEMBER, FONG,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. MEMBERS AS I REVIEW
THIS BILL. THIS BILL IS TOUTED
AS, UM, SOME VEHICLE O ALLOW
CARBON CAPTURE PROJECTS TO MOVE
FORWARD. BUT IF YOU LOOK A
LITTLE DEEPER MEAN THIS BILL
WILL LIKELY STALLER IMPEDE SOME
PROJECTS ALREADY IN THE PLANNING
STAGES IN DISINCENTIVE, AND THIS
, THIS INCENTIVIZE BROADER
INVESTMENTS IN THIS SPACE IN
CALIFORNIA, IT PROHIBITS THE USE
OF PIPELINES UNTIL THERE'S SOME
COMPLICATED RULEMAKING. THERE
HAS TO BE CONCLUDED THAT WOULD
DELAY THIS INVESTMENTS EVEN MORE
DELAY THESE PROJECTS. UM AND OF
COURSE, THERE'S CLEARLY AN ANTI
OIL AND ANTI NATURAL GAS BENT ON
THIS, BUT THE MOST SIGNIFICANT
INVESTMENTS IN CARBON CAPTURE
TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL ALLOW THE
TECHNOLOGY TO MATURE OVER OVER
TIME, WHICH IS WHAT WE WANT. YOU
WANT TO CAPTURE CARBON AND
REINJECTED BACK TO THE GROUND.
THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY IS
GOING TO ALLOW THIS TO OCCUR
FASTER TO SOMEHOW CARVE OUT AND
NOT ALLOW THE MOST SIGNIFICANT
INVESTMENT TO HAPPEN IN CARBON
CAPTURE. IS IT JUST? IT MAKES NO
SENSE. AND SO, FOR THAT REASON I
ENCOURAGE A NO VOTE. HE, MR
FONG. AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FREEMAN, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AS SOMEONE
WHO SPENT THE LAST THREE DAYS
TALKING ABOUT THIS POLICY WITH
THOSE WHO ARE EXTREMELY
SUPPORTIVE OF IT, AND THOSE WHO
ARE VERY NERVOUS ABOUT IT. I
THINK THAT WE GOT TO A REALLY
GOOD PLACE OF ADDRESSING THE
REALLY LEGITIMATE CONCERNS,
GIVEN THAT THERE HAS BEEN AN
ACCIDENT REGARDING THIS
TECHNOLOGY IN ANOTHER STATE. WE
WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT AS WE
ROLL OUT WHAT'S REALLY A NEW
TECHNOLOGY THAT DOES HAVE SOME
RISKS THAT WE'RE PROTECTING THE
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA AT THE SAME
TIME. AS COMPARED TO THE
PREVIOUS VERSION OF THIS BILL,
WHICH WAS FIVE PROJECTS. THIS
BILL CONTAINS UNLIMITED PROJECTS
OF UNLIMITED SIZE. SO I WANT TO
SAY THAT THERE WERE TRADE OFFS
MADE IN EVERY DIRECTION. FOR
INDUSTRY AS WELL AS FOR THE
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
COMMUNITIES THAT RAISE
LEGITIMATE CONCERNS ABOUT THE
FACT THAT THE MAJORITY OF THESE
PROJECTS ARE GOING TO BE IN
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES OF
COLOR. THEY WANTED TO MAKE SURE
THAT WE DIDN'T INCREASE
POLLUTION ON THOSE COMMITTEES
AND THOSE COMMUNITIES AND THAT
WE DIDN'T CREATE AN UNSAFE
CONDITION WITH WHAT IS A NEW
TECHNOLOGY AND BART INVOLVING
CARBON DIOXIDE. LET'S BE CLEAR.
THE REASON THAT PIPELINES, FOR
INSTANCE, HAS PUT OFFICE BECAUSE
RIGHT NOW THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
IS DOING THOSE REGULATIONS BASED
ON AN ACCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN
ANOTHER STATE THAT ALMOST BECAME
A MASS CASUALTY EVENT. I'M NOT
TRYING TO SCARE ANYONE, AND I
THINK THAT THERE IS CERTAINLY
ROOM FOR THIS TECHNOLOGY, AND
I'M GONNA BE SUPPORTING THIS
TODAY, BUT TO DO IT WITHOUT
SUFFICIENT GUARDRAILS WOULD BE
IRRESPONSIBLE. SO THIS ALLOWS
FOR A VERY LARGE RAMP UP A
SIGNAL TO INDUSTRY THAT WE'RE
ALLOWING AN UNLIMITED USE. OF
THIS TECHNOLOGY. LET ME REPEAT
COMPARED TO THE LAST BILL, WHICH
WAS FIVE. PROJECTS THIS IS
UNLIMITED. IT CAN BE USED FOR
CONCRETE. IT CAN BE USED FOR OIL
. IT CAN BE USED FOR NATURAL GAS
. THERE ARE FEDERAL TAXES AND
INCENTIVES FOR THESE PROJECTS,
SO WE KNOW THAT THERE'S A HUGE
INTEREST REGARDLESS OF WHAT WE
DO, AND WE ARE OPENING THE DOOR
TO THOSE INDUSTRIES BEING ABLE
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THOSE
FEDERAL TAX CREDITS AND IN MANY
CASES, STATE INCENTIVES AS WELL.
SO THIS IS SOMETHING THAT IS A
VERY PRUDENT AND I THINK, IN
MANY WAYS, AN AGGRESSIVE FIRST
STEP INTO THIS NEW TECHNOLOGY. I
THINK IT HOLDS HOPE. I'M HOPING
THAT THIS IS PART OF THE
SOLUTION THAT WE ALL NEED. AND
WITH THAT I WOULD URGE AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN AND
SOME OF HER MOUTH AS YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. MEMBERS. A LOT OF US
HAVE STEPPED OUT. TO FIGHT FOR
CARBON CAPTURE TO FIGHT FOR THE
CLIMATE. FIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA.
TO LOOK AT WAYS THAT WE CAN DO
CARBON CAPTURE TO LOOK AT WAYS
THAT WE CAN DO BUSINESS SMART.
SINCE TAKING THOSE STEPS IN
DOING SO, WE HAVE BROUGHT
CALIFORNIA FROM 2. OF GLOBAL
EMISSIONS DOWN TO 1. BUT INSTEAD
OF GOING TO OUR MANUFACTURING
PARTNERS, OUR BUSINESSES OUR
PRODUCERS AND SAYING YOU KNOW
WHAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING IT
RIGHT? HOW CAN WE HELP YOU DO
BUSINESS BETTER. SO YOU CAN PUT
THE GUYS OUT OF STATE THAT
AREN'T DOING IT. IT'S CLEAN AND
AS SAFE AS YOU ARE, WE NEED TO
HELP OUR INDUSTRIES GROW. AND
GROW IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. AND
DON'T BE FOOLED ABOUT SAYING OH,
UNLIMITED PROJECTS. THIS BILL.
AS MY COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD
MENTIONED IT, TIES THE HANDS. IT
SLOWS THE PROGRESS DOWN. WE NEED
TO BE AS A STATE LOOKING FOR
WAYS TO HAVE IN STATE. COMPANIES
GROW, WHO DO IT CLEANER AND
BETTER THAN THE OTHER GUY. WE'VE
ALREADY SEEN ON THIS FLOOR OVER
THE LAST SEVERAL DAYS. BILLS
THAT CUT OFF PRODUCTION. THAT
GIVE THAT PRODUCTION. TO OTHER
COUNTRIES TO OTHER STATES, SO WE
BECOME IMPORTERS. OF DIRTY
PRODUCTS. NO, I'M SURE I'M GOING
TO HAVE COLLEAGUES TRY TO DEBATE
WHAT I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT. BUT
THE FACTS ARE THE FACTS. AND WE
NEED TO BE HELPING OUR PRODUCERS
HERE CONTINUE TO DO IT CLEANER
AND BETTER THAN THE OTHER GUY.
AND PUT THE OTHER GUY WHO'S OUT
OF STATE OUT OF BUSINESS. SO
THEY HAVE TO DO IT LIKE US
MEMBERS. I ASK YOU FOR NO, THIS
IS THE WRONG WAY TO GO. THANK
YOU, MR MATHIS. AND
ASSEMBLYWOMAN GARCIA, YOU
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
I'M GOING TO BE BRIEF. UH, THIS
THIS BILL HAS SOMETHING FOR
EVERYONE. AND NOT EVERYONE GOT
EVERYTHING. AND AFTER 10 YEARS,
I WOULD SAY THAT'S THE SIGN OF A
GOOD DEAL. OUT THERE. UH AND I
DO WANT TO POINT OUT A FEW FOLKS
WHO ARE IN SUPPORT. WE HAVE THE
CALIFORNIA STATE PIPE TRADES
COUNCIL AND SUPPORT CALPINE
CORPORATION AND SUPPORT SIMEX
INC. CLEANER TASK FORCE. DTE
ENERGY SERVICES, THE
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND, THE
GREEN HYDROGEN COALITION.
THERE'S MANY MORE, BUT IF YOU
LOOK AT THIS AND WHY I'M
POINTING IT OUT, IT'S A DIVERSE
GROUP OF FOLKS THAT INCLUDES OUR
TRADE, SOME OF OUR TRAITS SOME
OF OUR BUSINESSES AND SOME OF
OUR NGOS OUT THERE THAT ARE ON
THE FRONT LINES AS WELL.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. SOMEONE
MEMBER REVIS, YOU MAY CLOSE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. YES, BUT,
YOU KNOW I JUST WANT TO
REITERATE THAT YOU KNOW, IN
TACKLING OUR CLIMATE CHALLENGES
OR CLIMATE CRISIS. WE NEED TO DO
EVERYTHING WE CAN, AND THAT
INVOLVES REDUCING EMISSIONS OF
CARBON AND ALSO DOING WHAT WE
CAN TO CAPTURE. CARBON THAT'S
ALREADY IN OUR ATMOSPHERE, AND I
THINK TO GET TO OUR COLLEAGUES
QUESTION YES, EARLIER. I THINK
HE'LL LEARN MORE ABOUT THE
IMPORTANCE OF, UM THE BILL THAT
WILL BE UNDER CONSIDERATION THIS
EVENING AS TO WHY IT'S NECESSARY
. BUT WHY IT'S IMPORTANT THAT WE
PASS. BOTH OF THESE BILLS IS
BECAUSE CARBON CAPTURE IS HELP
US. GET TO WHERE WE NEED TO GO.
UM BUT IT'S CERTAINLY NOT A PASS
OR A LICENSE TO ALLOW THESE
COMPANIES TO CONTINUE. EMITTING
UM, CARBON TO OUR ATMOSPHERE IS
WE'VE GOT TO MEET THIS MOMENT.
WITH EVERY TECHNOLOGY. WE CAN
NOT ONLY CAPTURE CARBON BUT
FURTHER OUR GOAL OF REDUCING
FUTURE EMISSIONS PERIOD. UM AND
SO THAT'S WHY THIS PACKAGE OF
BILLS IS INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT.
AND WITH THAT RESPECT THE ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THANK YOU, MR REEVES.
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.
MR REBUS MOVES THE CALL. NEXT.
WE WILL BE TAKING UP. TWO ITEMS
PRESENTED BY MR MULLEN. THIS IS
FILE ITEM. 109 SB 4 59 CLERK
WILL READ. TERRIBLE 4 59 BY
SENATOR ALLEN AND OTHERS NOT
GOING TO THE POLITICAL REFORM
ACT OF 1974 AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MULLEN, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS SP 4 59 GIVES
THE PUBLIC THE PRESS AND
LAWMAKERS MORE TIMELY AND USEFUL
INFORMATION ABOUT THE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS SPENT TO INFLUENCE
THE FATE OF LEGISLATION IN
CALIFORNIA. IN CALIFORNIA
LOBBYING FIRMS AND INTEREST
GROUPS HIRING THEM AS FAR
QUARTERLY REPORTS ON THEIR
LOBBYING ACTIVITY. THE THIRD
QUARTER REPORT COVERS JULY
THROUGH SEPTEMBER. THE MOST
SIGNIFICANT LEGISLATIVE QUARTER
OF THE YEAR. DURING THIS QUARTER
OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WERE
SPENT TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION.
YET DISCLOSURE DOES NOT OCCUR
UNTIL AFTER THE LEGISLATURE HAS
ALREADY JUST CITED WHICH BILLS
TO PASS OR DEFEAT AND AFTER THE
GOVERNOR HAS DECIDED, WHICH
BUILDS TO SIGN OR VETO. THIS
BILL WILL REQUIRE LOBBYISTS.
EMPLOYERS TO FILE A REPORT
WITHIN 48 HOURS OF RETAINING A
LOBBYIST DURING THE FINAL 60
DAYS OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
FOR MORE THAN $5000. THIS BILL
ALSO ESTABLISHES DISCLOSURE
REQUIREMENTS FOR LOBBYING
ADVERTISEMENTS THAT MIRROR
EXISTING LAW COVERING CAMPAIGN
ADS. THIS COMMON SENSE SOLUTION
PROVIDES ADDITIONAL TRANSPARENCY
IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS THAT
THE PUBLIC DESERVES AND ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MULLEN. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. OTHERS, THOUGH. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO
VOTE REQUIRES 54. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS REQUIRES 54. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR MULLEN MOVES THE CALL. NEXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 13 SP 9 89
WILL READ. TERRIBLE 9 89 BY
SENATOR HERZBERG ENACTOR LINKED
TO TAXATION AND DECLARING THE
URGENCY THERAPY TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER, MULLEN,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS FINALLY, AND
I DO MEAN FINALLY, I RISE TO
PRESENT SP 9 89 BY SENATOR
HERZBERG PROPOSITION 19 WAS
PASSED BY VOTERS TO PREVENT A
MASSIVE TAX INCREASE WHEN
HOMEOWNERS MOVED WHETHER THEY
ARE SENIORS OR PEOPLE MOVING DUE
TO A YOUTUBE BEING A VICTIM TO
THE AFTERMATH OF A NATURAL
DISASTER. THIS CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHT WAS MEANT TO PROVIDE
RELIEF. IT HAS BEEN WELL
DOCUMENTED IN THE LOS ANGELES
TIMES, LOS ANGELES COUNTY
ASSESSOR JEFF PRANG NEEDED MORE
AUTHORITY TO PROCESS THOUSANDS
OF APPLICATIONS FOR THIS RELIEF
. THE L. A COUNTY ASSESSOR'S
OFFICE WORK CLOSELY WITH THE
AUTHOR'S OFFICE ON HOW TO BEST
DELIVER THIS RELIEF. THIS BILL
WILL REQUIRE LOS ANGELES COUNTY
TO ALLOW A TAXPAYER TO
TEMPORARILY PAUSE. THEIR
PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS WHILE THEY
HAVE A PENDING APPLICATION WITH
THE ASSESSOR. OTHER COUNTIES CAN
OPT INTO THIS PROCESS, BUT L A
COUNTY WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY
ENROLLED. THIS IS NOT AN
INDEFINITE PROCESS AS THIS BILL
SUNSETS ON JANUARY 1ST 2026
BECAUSE THE CURRENT BACKLOG WILL
IDEALLY BE OVER IN THE NEAR
FUTURE. WE ALSO INCREASE
AWARENESS FOR THE NEW TAX RELIEF
MEASURE BY PLACING INFORMATION
ON THE RELIEF AND THIS MEASURE
ON THE PROPERTY TAX BILL ITSELF
. THERE IS NO OPPOSITION WITH
THE LATEST AMENDMENTS AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MULLEN AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHINGTO DISCUSS
THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE REQUIRES 54.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. THE
VOTES 56 NO ZERO ON THE URGENCY
IS 56 NO. ZERO ON THE MEASURE.
BILLS PASSED.
NEXT MEMBERS. WE WILL TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 1 10. THIS IS SB 5 61.
AGREED. SENATE BILL 5 61 BY
SENATOR DODD AND AKRA LINKED TO
HOUSING AND REMEMBER,
PETRIE-NORRIS YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT SP 5 61 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR DODD. THIS
BILL CODIFIED THE GOVERNOR'S
EXECUTIVE ORDER, WHICH DIRECTED
DGS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT, IDENTIFY EXCESS
STATE OWNED PROPERTY FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS.
THIS BILL ESTABLISHES A
PERMANENT PROCESS BY WHICH DGS
AND HDD CAN CONTINUE TO EVALUATE
STATE PROPERTIES FOR THE
POTENTIAL USE TO DEVELOP
ADDITIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING
ACROSS THE STATE. THERE IS NO
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR PETRIE-NORRIS. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY.
THE VOTES IS 44 NOS. EIGHT.
BILLS PASSED. NEXT BY DR WEBBER.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 12. SB 8 63
READ. SENATE BILL 8 63 BY
SENATOR MEN AND OTHERS AND AKRA
LINKED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEBER, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT SB 8
63 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR MEN.
THIS BILL WILL ALLOW DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE. DEATH REVIEW TEAMS TO
EXAMINE NEAR DEATH INCIDENTS OF
DOMESTIC ABUSE. DEATH REVIEW
TEAMS PLAY A CRUCIAL ROLE IN
CREATING RESEARCH ON DOMESTIC
ABUSE RELATED FATALITIES WITH
THE CENTRAL ROLE OF PREVENTING
FUTURE TRAGEDIES. UNFORTUNATELY
CALIFORNIA LAW CURRENTLY LIMITS
THESE TEAMS TO ONLY INVESTIGATE
AND RESEARCH SITUATIONS OF
DOMESTIC ABUSE THAT RESULT IN
DEATH. THIS IGNORES A LARGE
NUMBER OF INCREDIBLY SERIOUS
INCIDENTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,
WHERE IN THE ABUSIVE PARTY CAME
CLOSE TO BUT DID NOT SUCCEED AND
KILLING THE OTHER PARTY. TO
SUPPORT THE ROLE OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE. DEATH REVIEW TEAMS
PLAY IN PROTECTING SURVIVORS OF
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. SB 8 63 WILL
BOTH PROMOTE THE CRUCIAL WORK OF
THE DEATH REVIEW TEAMS AND
SUPPORT THEIR EFFORTS TO AMPLIFY
THE POWERFUL VOICES OF SURVIVORS
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE ON EIGHT ON SB 8 63. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WEBER AND 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. CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLIED. THE VOTES IS 58 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
BACK TO MS PETRIE-NORRIS. WITH
FILE ITEM 1 15 SB 1001. READ.
TERRIBLE 10 ON ONE BY SENATOR
MEN AND ACRYLIC TO CONSUMER
PROTECTION 71 PETRIE-NORRIS YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT SB
1001 ON BEHALF OF OUR COLLEAGUE
, SENATOR MEN. THIS BILL WOULD
REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA CYBER
SECURITY INTEGRATION CENTER TO
SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE BY DECEMBER 31ST
2024. REGARDING THE FEASIBILITY
AND POTENTIAL COSTS AND BENEFITS
OF REQUIRING THE USE OF NEW
TYPES OF IDENTITY THEFT
PREVENTION METHODS. SB 1001 HAS
NO OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED NO NO
VOTES AND ENJOYED STRONG
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS PETRIE-NORRIS AND SEEING
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL. CLOSED ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 56 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED. EXT BY MS RIVERS.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 19 SB 1002.
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 10 OR TWO
BY SENATOR PORTANTINO AND OTHERS
AND THAT GOING TO WORKERS'
COMPENSATION REMEMBER REVIS, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
TODAY. I'M PRESENTING SB 10 02
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR PORTANTINO
INJURED WORKERS MUST OFTEN WAIT
FOR EXTENSIVE TIME PERIODS
BEFORE SEEKING FOOLS PSYCHIATRIC
TREATMENT DUE TO A SCARCITY OF
AVAILABLE PSYCHIATRIC OR
PSYCHOLOGY PROVIDERS. THIS DELAY
IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND
EVALUATION OFTEN RESULTS IN THE
INJURED WORKERS DELAYED RETURN
TO WORK. AN INCREASED COST TO
THE SYSTEM. SB 10 02 AUTHORIZES
QUALIFIED LICENSED CLINICAL
SOCIAL WORKERS TO PROVIDE
ASSESSMENT AND CONSULTATION TO
INJURED WORKERS SUFFERING FROM
MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
ISSUES, THEREBY PROVIDING
ADDITIONAL AND READILY AVAILABLE
RESOURCES WITHIN THEIR LICENSER
TO INJURED WORKERS IN NEED OF
IMMEDIATE MENTAL HEALTH CARE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS REVIS
, SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL 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. CLERK
WILL. WHAT WAS THE ROLE OF THE
VOTES? 54 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM. 1
21. SB 559, CORPORAL REED.
TERRIBLE 5 59 BY SENATOR TARO
AND OTHERS AND EXPECT TO TRAVEL
GAMING BECOMING EMERGENCY THERE
BUT TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. AND
SOME MEMBERS SALAS YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. SENATE
BILL 559 BY SENATOR TADAWUL
RATIFY THE TRIBAL GAMING COMPACT
BETWEEN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AND SANTA ROSA INDIAN COMMUNITY
OF THE SANTA ROSA RANCHERIA. UH,
SPITTING THAT THIS WILL BE MY
LAST BILL AS IT WILL BE AN
ECONOMIC ENGINE FOR THE
DISTRICT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SALAS AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ISLAND. WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
REQUIRES 54. WILL. CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 56
NO. ZERO ON THE URGENCY, EYES 56
0 ON THE MEASURE. BILL IS
PASSED.
MEMBERS IN THE INTEREST OF TIME.
WE WILL BE. ACCOMMODATING SOME
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED THE GERMANS
AND MEMORY. I ASK THAT YOU TAKE
YOUR SEATS AND GIVE RESPECTFUL
ATTENTION TO MEMBERS WHO WERE
GRANTED PERMISSION TO SPEAK ON
AN ENJOYMENT IN MEMORY.
AND IT'S SOMETHING WOMAN, DAVIES
, YOU WERE RECOGNIZED AT YOUR
DESK FOR YOUR ADJOURNMENT AND
MEMORY. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS. I'D LIKE TO TAKE A
LITTLE BIT OF TIME TO, UM TELL
YOU A LITTLE BIT ABOUT MY MOTHER
WHO PASSED AWAY ON SUNDAY. LOIS
DAVIES. SHE WAS 86. SHE WAS AN
INCREDIBLE WOMAN. I CAN TELL YOU
THE UNFORTUNATELY BECAUSE OF
COVID. SHE DIDN'T HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO COME AND SEE
MYSELF SWORN IN. BUT I KNOW HOW
PROUD SHE WAS. AND I TELL YOU
SHE REALLY WASN'T ONE THAT WAS
INTO POLITICS, EVEN THOUGH I HAD
BEEN ON CITY COUNCIL AND OTHER
THINGS, BUT WHEN I GOT INVOLVED
UP HERE, SHE LIVES IN WISCONSIN
, AND SHE MADE SURE SHE WAS IN
THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER. SHE
WENT AND SIGNED UP FOR
EVERYTHING SHE POSSIBLY COULD.
AND EVERY DAY I'D GET A QUESTION
LIKE LORI, I HAVE A QUESTION.
WHY DID THEY VOTE LIKE THAT? OR
LORI? I'VE GOT THIS GOING ON.
BUT SHE WAS REALLY ACTIVE, WHICH
WAS REALLY INCREDIBLE. MY MOTHER
WAS A SCHOOL TEACHER. SHE
ACTUALLY STARTED 63 YEARS AGO IN
A ONE ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE. WHEN SHE
HAD FIVE KIDS, SHE PUT HERSELF
THROUGH A MASTER'S OF EDUCATION
, AND THAT'S REALLY NOT THAT
EASY WHEN YOU'RE RAISING FIVE
CHILDREN, I CAN TELL YOU THAT
SHE WAS AN INCREDIBLY STRONG
WOMAN. IF THERE WAS AN
OPERATION, SHE SEEMED HAVE HAD
IT. UM SHE WAS THE SECONDLONGEST KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
RECIPIENT WHERE SHE HAD HER
KIDNEY FOR 23 YEARS AND BELIEVE
IT OR NOT, SHE DIDN'T LIKE WATER
. AND SO I'M SURPRISED IT WENT
THAT LONG SOMETIMES, BUT THAT
WAS LOWEST. UM I CAN TELL YOU
SHE TIED US TO BE VERY
INDEPENDENT. I WOULDN'T BE
STANDING HERE AND I WON'T BE IN
CALIFORNIA IF SHE DIDN'T GIVE ME
THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACTUALLY GO
AHEAD WHEN I WAS IN SEVENTH
GRADE AND FLY TO CALIFORNIA ON
MY OWN AND STAY WITH FRIENDS AND
HOW I REALLY STARTED LOVING THIS
STATE AND SAID, YOU KNOW, YOU
CAN DO THIS, BUT YOU HAVE TO PAY
WITH YOUR BABYSITTING MONEY. SO
WE WERE TAUGHT TO WORK WORK HARD
IF YOU WANTED SOMETHING. UM I
CAN TELL YOU THAT ONE THING MY
FATHER AND HER DID IS THEY
TAUGHT US ALL ABOUT REPUTATION
AND THAT WHEN IT'S ALL SAID AND
DONE, ALL YOU REALLY HAVE IS
YOUR REPUTATION. AND SO IF
YOU'RE GOING TO DO SOMETHING,
YOU DO IT 100% AND I CAN TELL
YOU THAT I HAD SUCH INCREDIBLE
LOVING PARENTS, AND IT WAS SO
BLESSED WITH THAT. UM HER SENSE
OF HUMOR WAS QUITE FUNNY. SHE
WAS DRY. AND I CAN TELL YOU WHEN
I WENT BACK LAST WEEK, AND SHE'S
VERY STUBBORN. UM AND, UH WE
KNEW THAT SHE WASN'T GOING TO BE
MAKING IT. SHE WENT. SHE WENT TO
SLEEP, AND I WAS LAYING NEXT TO
HER IN THE BED AND SHE WAKES UP
AND SHE SAYS, AM I DEAD YET? AND
I SAID NO, MOM, SHE GOES. WHY
NOT? AND UH, BECAUSE WHEN SHE
MADE HER MIND UP ON SOMETHING,
SHE WAS REALLY READY TO DO IT.
SHE WAS A PACKER FAN. SHE WAS A
ROOTING TOOTIN GREEN BAY PACKER
FAN AND A SERIOUS ISSUE WAS AS
WE HAD TO SOMETIMES SHUT THE
WINDOWS. BECAUSE IF SHE GOT
UPSET, YOU COULD HEAR IT GOING
ALL THE WAY AND IT WAS JUST
LIKE, OH, MY GOD. THEY'RE
STINKING UP THE FIELD AND MY
HUSBAND FROM DETROIT. WHEN WE
FIRST MET, SHE TOLD MY HUSBAND,
SHE SAID, YOU KNOW, I DON'T WANT
TO SEE YOU ROOTING FOR THOSE
PACKER FANS OR YOU'RE OUT OF THE
CIRCLE, AND SHE WASN'T KIDDING.
AND SO MY HUSBAND IS PROBABLY
ONE OF THE STRONGEST PACKER FANS
THERE EVER HAS BEEN. I CAN TELL
YOU THAT, UM IT'S BEEN
INCREDIBLE JOURNEY I'M SO PROUD
TO HAVE HAD SUCH INCREDIBLE
MOTHER OF I CAN TELL YOU THAT I
HAD THE BLESSING TO GO BACK. AND
I THINK WE ALL KNOW HOW HOW
DIFFICULT IT IS, ESPECIALLY WHEN
YOU HAVE TO TELL LOVED ONES
THAT, UM, THEY'RE NOT GOING TO
GET BETTER. BUT I HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY TO TALK TO MY MOTHER
AND TO WITNESS WITH MY MOTHER SO
THAT I KNEW THAT THERE WAS A
PEACE IN MY HEART THAT I KNOW
WHERE SHE IS THAT I KNOW WHEN
SHE TOOK HER LAST BREATH ON
SUNDAY. THAT SHE TOOK HER NEXT
BREATH IN HEAVEN. AND THERE'S
THIS POEM THAT I'VE HAD, AND IT
BASICALLY IS COMING FROM MY
MOTHER. I KNOW MYSELF AND MY
FAMILY AND TO ALL OF THOSE THAT
HAVE LOST LOVED ONES, WHICH I
KNOW IT'S ALL OF US FOR THOSE
THAT ARE IN HEAVEN. THIS IS FOR
ALL OF YOU. IF YOU COULD SEE ME
NOW, YOU WOULDN'T SHED A TEAR.
SO YOU MAY NOT UNDERSTAND WHY
I'M NO LONGER HERE. REMEMBER MY
SPIRIT. THAT'S THE REAL ME AND
STILL VERY MUCH ALIVE. OH, IF
YOU COULD ONLY SEE I'D BE HELD
OUR FATHER'S FACE. TOUCHED MY
SAVIOR'S HAND. THE ANGELS
REJOICE AS I ENTER THE PROMISED
LAND. BEYOND THE GATES OF PEARL
. I WALK AND GOLDEN STREETS
TOUCHED THE WALLS OF JASPER DIP
MY FOOT IN THE CRYSTAL SEE, THE
BEAUTY IS BEYOND WORDS. NOTHING
CAN COMPARE OF EVEN SENIOR
MANSION. SOMEDAY I WILL MEET YOU
THERE. ALLOWED JESUS TO BE YOUR
GUIDE. HIS WORD WILL SHOW YOU
THE WAY SO PLEASE DON'T CRY. WE
WILL MEET AGAIN SOMEDAY. AND I
KNOW THAT'S WHERE ALL OUR LOVED
ONES AND THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE
SAYING TO US. I WANT TO THANK
YOU FOR LETTING ME HONOR MY
MOTHER. AND THIS FLOOR AND I CAN
JUST SAY, MOM, I LOVE YOU. I
CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MISS DAVIES. MEMBERS.
WE HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
REGARDING COMMITTEE HEARINGS,
THEY WILL BE TO COMMITTEE
HEARINGS. AT FOUR PM. WE WILL BE
ON RECESS UNDER THE CALL. HEALTH
COMMITTEE WILL MEET IN ROOM 4 37
AND THE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND
RETIREMENT COMMITTEE WILL MEET
IN ROOM 4 44. WE WILL RETURN TO
SESSION FOLLOWING THE
ADJOURNMENT OF THOSE COMMITTEE
HEARINGS. WE ARE UNDER CALL ONLY
THE MEMBERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF
THOSE TWO COMMITTEE HEARINGS,
HEALTH AND PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT.
MAY GO TO THOSE ROOMS AND WE ARE
ON A APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR
BREAK.
AGAIN MEMBERS HEALTH IS MEETING
SOON IN ROOM 4 37. AND PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT
COMMITTEE IS MEETING IN ROOM 4
44.
OKAY, MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO
BE TAKING A BUSINESS. PLEASE
RETURN TO THE FLOOR.
WE ARE LOOKING TO BEGIN WITH
FILE OUT OF 1 25. YES IS SENATE
BILL 1500? AND THE CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 1500 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND ACCOLADE
IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH. DOCTOR
WOULD THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. THIS IS A COMMITTEE
BILL THAT INCLUDES PROVISIONS
REQUESTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA THAT CONFIRM HOW
CONFORM HOW THE LAW TREATS
BIOLOGIC DRUGS AND CLINICAL
TRIALS EXTENDS THE SUNSET SUNSET
DATE ON PROVISION OF LAW
CONCERNING HOME MEDICAL DEVICE.
RETAIL RETAILERS. THERE'S NO
OPPOSITION. I REQUEST
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE
ON SP 1500. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD. SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. OPEN THE
ROLE MEMBERS VOTE. CRITICIZED TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
QUIL. CLOSER ROLE. THE VOTE IS
44 NO. ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WE ARE GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY
ON FILE ADAM 1 26. WE'VE
DISPENSED WITH FILE AND, UM 1 28
HAS RETAINED AND FILE ADAMS.
CORRECTION. WE ARE GOING TO
MOVE. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE ALL
THE WAY TO FILE OUT OF 1 42
MEMBERS. THIS IS FILE OUT OF 1
42 SET UP BILL 9 59. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 9 59 BY
CENTER PORTANTINO AND OTHERS AND
ACCOLADE IN SURPLUS PROPERTY. MR
HOLDEN. MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU.
I'M HERE TO TODAY PERCENT. SP 9
59, A DISTRICT BILL, WHICH MAKES
CHANGES IN THE DISPOSITION
PROCESS OF S R 17 HOMES OWNED BY
CALTRANS. SP 99 59 ALLOWS THE
CITY OF PASADENA TO PURCHASE
UNOCCUPIED PROPERTIES AT THEIR
ACQUISITION PRICE OR AFTER
CURRENT TENANTS STATE THEY DO
NOT WANT TO PURCHASE OR IF A
TENANT DOES NOT QUALIFY TO
PURCHASE THE PROPERTIES IN WHICH
THEY RESIDE WHILE ALLOWING FAIR
MARKET VALUE TENANTS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE FIRST I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HOLDING. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. UP IN THE ROCK. MEMBERS
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FEDERALS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. AND THE CLERK.
WELL CLOSE THE ROLE. AND TELL US
ABOUT ICE 43 NOS. FIVE THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
EVER SAY AND PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL. ON SENATE BILL 905.
THE CLERK WILL POST ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, BECAUSE THE ROLL AND
TIE THE VOTE IS 41. THAT WAS 13.
THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY
ROLL 77.2. REFERRING TO
FOLLOWING BILL THE COMMITTEE A B
9 20 YEAR CURRY TO THE
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE. AND MS REYES, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTION. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AT
THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR,
PLEASE MOVE ITEMS 75 SP 42
WIECKOWSKI TO THE INACTIVE FILE.
CAREFUL NOTE. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND THE
RULES TO ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
STONE TO TAKE UP SB 774
HERTZBERG WITHOUT REFERENCE TO
FILE FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIRD
READING. THE BILL IS LISTED AS
ITEM ONE IN TODAY'S DAILY FILE.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. REQUEST IS
GRANTED. THERE ARE LETTERS AT
THE DESK THAT HAVE THE SUPPORT
OF BOTH SIDES PURSUANT TO
ASSEMBLY RULE. 42 C. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO PRINT THE
LETTERS IN THE JOURNAL THEY ARE.
MAYBE 17 18 81 85 TEEN, MAYBE
655 CHOLERA. 89 88 BEAR KI. A
B 21 35 ERWIN A B 23 22 WOULD A
B 22 73 WEEKS A B 27 52 WOULD.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND
JOINT RULES 62 A THE FILE NOTICE
REQUIREMENT TO ALLOW THE
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE TO HEAR A B 9 20
AGUIAR-CURRY TODAY DURING THE
DINNER BREAK IN ROOM 437. AGAIN
WITH THAT OBJECTION. THAT
REQUEST IS GRANTED.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO WORK
SOME CURRENCY ITEMS ON THE
SUPPLEMENTAL FILE. THIS IS THE
SUPPLEMENTAL FILE. IF YOU HAVE
CONCURRENCE ITEMS, LET'S PLEASE
BE READY TO PRESENT.
OKAY MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO
TAKE UP FATHER ADAM 201. THIS IS
A SUPPLEMENTAL FILE. UM,
CONCURRENCE ITEMS. JUST MAKING
SURE THE ANALYSIS IS LOADED ON
THE TABLET. THUMBS UP. OKAY THIS
IS FILE ADAM TWO. OH, 1 87 75.
BYE, MR BERMAN. AND THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 7 75 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PERMANENT AND
OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO THE
POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF 1970 FOR
MR BERMAN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES LAST YEAR, THE
NEW YORK TIMES RELEASED AN
INVESTIGATION INTO THE PRACTICE
OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS USING PRE
CHECKED BOXES T AUTHORIZE
RECURRING DONATIONS ONLINE. IN
RESPONSE AND MUCH TO MY
COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD
DISMAY MAYBE 7 75 WAS AMENDED IN
THE SENATE TO END THIS DECEPTIVE
PRACTICE AND ENSURE THAT
CALIFORNIANS ARE NOT MISLED INTO
MAKING REPEATED UNINTENDED
DONATIONS. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN THE
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE THIS
MORNING. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BERMAN.
YES, MR BRIAN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. I JUST
WANT TO ECHO THE COMMENTS. OUR
COLLEAGUE FROM THE SILICON
VALLEY. THIS IS AN INCREDIBLE
BILL. PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE
SWINDLED OUT OF THEIR POLITICAL
CONTRIBUTIONS ON A REOCCURRING
BASIS. WITHOUT RECOGNIZING THAT
THAT HAS HAPPENED. THIS BILL WAS
HURTING OUR ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN YOU
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRYANT. SAYING. NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OF THE
ITEM. CLARK. WELL OPEN THE ROCK.
ALL MEMBERS, FOLKS. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS TAKES TWO THIRDS. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLE. AND TALLY
THE VOTE. IS 58. 58 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
ID. PAST TEMPORARILY ON FILE
ITEM. 202 WHILE ITEM TWO. OH,
THREE. IS A B 7 38 BY MINISTER
WHEN CLERK OVERWEIGHT ASSEMBLY
BILL 7 38 BY ASSUMING MEMBER
WHEN ACTUALLY INTO MENTAL HEALTH
, DWAYNE, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 738, WHICH IS BACK
FROM THE SENATE ON CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS AMENDMENTS TAKEN. THE
SENATE IS MINOR AND CLARIFYING
TO REQUIRE COUNTIES WOULD IT
POPULATION GREATER THAN 100,000.
TWO POINT AT LEAST ONE VETERAN
OR A VETERAN ADVOCATE TO SERVE
ON A LOCAL PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH
BOARD AND FOUR COUNTIES WITH A
POPULATION LESS THAN 100,000, UH
, 100,000 POPULATION. THEY WOULD
BE REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THE
VETERANS SERVICES OFFICER
REGARDING ANY VACANCIES ON A
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH ON A LOCAL
PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH BOARD. THIS
MEASURE HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT RECEIVED NO NO VOTES ON
BEHALF OF THE OF OUR CALIFORNIA
VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM. OPEN THE ROLE
MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSER ROLE, BUT I
WAS 54 0 SENATE AMENDMENTS OR
CONCURRED IN. MS BOERNER HORVATH
. WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE UP YOUR
ASSEMBLY BILL 18 97 ON
CONCURRENCE. WE MAY PASS
TEMPORARILY. IF YOU WISH. WE'LL
COME BACK TO BOERNER HORVATH.
THIS IS FILE ADAM. ENOUGH. ASK
TEMPORARILY ON THIS CARILLO
ASYLUM. IN PAST TEMPORARILY.
ACTUALLY. 205. THIS IS MR SMITH
. HE'S AT HIS DESK AND READY.
THIS IS FOUND OUT OF TWO. OH,
FIVE A B 1998. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1998 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SMITH AND
OTHERS IN APPALACHIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. MR SMITH. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS SENATOR.
AMENDMENTS TO A B 1998 WERE
TECHNICAL AND ADDRESSING CHAPTER
ISSUES. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND HAS RECEIVED NO
NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
SMITH. SAYING NO DISCUSSION ON
THE ATOM. WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS WENT OUT TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS SO DECIDE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DECIDED TO
VOTE. CLARK WELL, CLOSE YOUR
ROLE AND TELL YOU THE VOTE WAS
55. NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCLUDED. THIS IS FOUL AND,
UM 206. A B 10 TO BUY MR HOLDEN.
AND THE CLERK WILL READ PEOPLE
102 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING
AND ACCOLADES, COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. MR HOLDEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ASSEMBLY
BILL ONE. OH, TWO, IS BACK FROM
THE SENATE ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL REPRESENTS THE CONTINUED
PROMISE OF THE COLLEGE AND
CAREER ACCESS ATHWAYS, ALSO
KNOWN AS C CAP. MAYBE 102 HAS
HAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS AND ZERO
NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
HOLDEN. SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
MEMBERS VOTE. RESULT OF VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DECIDED TO
VOTE. WELL. WHAT WAS THE ROLE.
ENTIRELY. THE VOTE 58 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS. OUR CONCURRED
ID. THIS IS FALLOUT OF TWO OH 7
89 23 4 READ ASSEMBLY BILL 9 23
BY SOMEBODY, RAMOS AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY IN THE STATE
GOVERNMENT. MR RAMOS. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. MAYBE 9 TO 3 IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE. MAYBE 9 TO 3
WILL ENCOURAGE THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AND ITS AGENCIES TO
ENGAGE IN GOVERNMENT TO
GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION WITH
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN
TRIBES ON STATE ACTIONS THAT MAY
HAVE DIRECT IMPACT ON TRIBES. I
ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK
YOU. MISS RAMOS SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. WILL OPEN
THE RIGHT ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS
ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL. CLOSE YOUR ROLE
CHILD ABOUT ICE. 58 NO. ZERO
SENT AMENDMENTS. CONCURRED IN
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 208. MAYBE 10
51 BY MR BENNETT CLERICAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 51 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT AND
ACTUALLY NO MEDICAL, MR BENNETT-. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE.
TO ASK FOR SUPPORT IN
CONCURRENCE WITH A B 10 51 OF
THE AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL IN
NATURE FROM THE ADMINISTRATION.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU,
MR BENNETT, SAYING NO
DISCUSSION. ON THE ITEM. CLUB IN
THE ROLE MEMBERS VOTE. IT IS
HARD TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS
ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
BECAUSE I WANT A VOTE. WELL
CLOSE. THE ROLL TIDE ABOUT 58
NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN THIS IS FOLLOWED.
UM TWO. OH, NINE. MAYBE 13 55
FULL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 13 55 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LEVIN AND
ACCOLADE IN THE PUBLIC SOCIAL
SERVICES. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS MAYBE 13
55 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE
NARROW THE BILL TO STANDARDIZE
THE PROCESS FOR STATE FAIR
HEARINGS. APPEALS MAYBE 13 55
WILL IMPROVE THE APPEALS PROCESS
FOR PEOPLE ON PUBLIC BENEFITS
SUCH AS COW WORKS AND MEDIC. AL
BY STANDARDIZING THE PROCESS
THAT STATE DEPARTMENTS MUST
FOLLOW WHEN ALTERNATING JUDGES
DECISIONS AND FAIR HEARINGS. THE
BILL WOULD REQUIRE DEPARTMENT
DIRECTORS WHEN ALTERNATING
DECISIONS TO REVIEW HEARING
FILES PROVIDE DETAILED REASONING
TO SUPPORT THEIR ALTERNATIONS
AND REOPEN THE RECORD IF THEY
TAKE ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MEMBERS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. MR LEVIN'S
SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THE ITEM. WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FEDERAL DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS FOR THE
DESIRED ABOUT.
WELL. CLOSER ROLE. TIRED ABOUT
ICE 54 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS FOLLOWED HIM. 2 10. A B 16 55
LOCAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 55
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER
AND OTHERS AN ACCOLADE INTO
JUNETEENTH. MR JONES SAWYER.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 16 55 TO JUNETEENTH
STATE HOLIDAY ACT, WHICH HAS
RETURNED ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL ALLOWS STATE EMPLOYEES TO
EITHER TAKE THE DAY OFF OR
RECEIVED HOLIDAY PAY IN
OBSERVANCE OF JUNETEENTH A B 16
55 WITH A MINUTE IN THE SENATE.
TO FURTHER CLARIFY EXISTING LAWS
TO ENSURE THAT K TO 12 SCHOOLS
AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES CLOSED ON
JUNE 19TH AND OBSERVANCE OF
JUNETEENTH AS A FEDERAL HOLIDAY
. THERE WERE ALSO TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS MADE TO THIS BILL,
ADDING THE CO AUTHOR AND
ADDRESSING CONFLICT ISSUES ARE
ESPECIALLY ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SAYING NO DISCUSSION.
DEBATE ON THE ITEM. OVER THE
ROLL OVER SO WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WITH DESIRE TO
VOTE.
WELL. CLOSER ROLE, BUT I SAID 52
NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. WE'RE GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY AND FILE AT HIM
TO 11. THIS IS FOLLOWING UP TO
12. MAYBE 18 24. ASSEMBLY BILL
18 20 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
ARAMBULA AND OTHERS AND HAPPILY
INTO EMPLOYMENT. DR ARAMBULA.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY A B 18 20 COMES
BACK FOR CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS THROUGH THREE
COMMITTEES IN THE ASSEMBLY AND
SENATE, IT HAS RECEIVED NARY A
NO VOTE AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE TODAY. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR. ARAMBULA SEE NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE O QUELL
OPEN ALL MEMBER SUCKS. WAS THAT
A VOTE? ALL MEMBERS, VOTERS ARE
DEVELOPMENT. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL CLOSER ROLE EITHER. VOTE
YES, 57 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
THIS IS FALLOUT. 2 13 23. OH,
SIX. THIS IS MR COOLEY. QUICK
ASSEMBLY, BILL 23 OH, SIX BY A
SAMEERA MCCULLY AND ACCOLADE
INTO FOSTER CARE. MR COOLEY.
COLLEAGUES A B 23 OH, SIX
EXPERIENCE ELIGIBILITY FOR
INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM
LIVING PROGRAMS FOR CERTAIN
FOSTER YOUTH. SENATE AMENDMENTS
WORKED WITH DEPARTMENTS SERVICE
SOCIAL SERVICES ON
IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES. AND
CHAPERONE OUT ISSUES I URGE AND
I VOTE ON THIS GOOD BILL FOR
FOSTER YOUTH. THANK YOU, MR
COOLEY SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. WELL. ALL MEMBERS,
PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERSVOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSER ROLE AS 56 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. THIS IS FILE ADAM TO 14.
MAYBE 25 10 BY MS WILSON AND ARE
PROBABLY ASSEMBLY BILL 25 10 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON AND
OTHERS IN ACTUALLY IN THE
VEHICLES. MISS WILSON. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS BILL
IS BACK IN OUR HOUSE AND
CONCURRENCE AFTER SOME TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS FROM THIS IS YEAH,
FROM THE D. M V TO IMPLEMENT THE
START DATE TO JANUARY. 1ST 2027
. MAYBE 25 10 WILL WAIVE THE
DRIVER'S LICENSE FEE FOR A
PERSON WHO CAN VERIFY THEIR
STATUS AS HOMELESS. THIS BILL
INTENDS TO WAIVE THIS FEE IN
ORDER TO REMOVE THE BARRIER THAT
CURRENTLY STOPS INDIVIDUALS
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS FROM
HAVING UP TO DATE DRIVER'S
LICENSE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
WILSON. SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBER SWEATERS OUT TO VOTE, ALL
NUMBER STEP. WE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS WHO DESIRED TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSER ROLE ABOUT 56 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS. OUR
CONCURRED IN. AND SUPPLEMENTAL
FILE ORDER. 2 15. THIS IS MR
IRWIN'S. 26 73. AND THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 26 73 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
HOSPICE AGENCIES, MR WAY THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 26 73, WHICH IS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN
BOTH HOUSES. A B 26 73 WILL
IMPLEMENT SEVERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE AUDITOR
TO ADDRESS HOSPICE FRAUD.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE
ARE TECHNICAL AND ADDRESS ISSUES
RAISED BY THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR NGUYEN.
SEEING NO DISCUSSION. ON THE
ATOM. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS WHO DESIRED TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE OF THE VOTE
WAS 56 NOS. ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN. WE
ARE GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY.
ON FILE ADAM TO 16. 2 17. IS A B
305 BY MR MAIENSCHEIN, CORPORAL,
READ ALL 305 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MAIENSCHEIN AND ACCORDING TO
VETERANS MAIENSCHEIN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B 305
IS AN IMPORTANT MEASURE TO
IDENTIFY VETERANS AND CONNECT
THEM TO FEDERAL AND STATE
BENEFITS. SENATOR AMENDMENTS
ADDRESS FLEXIBILITY OR THE
REQUIRED STATE DEPARTMENTS TO
ENSURE COMPLIANCE. THANK YOU AND
I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN,
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
WELL OVER THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
WELL. THOSE ARE ROLE. THAT I WAS
25 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN THIS IS FALLOUT
OF TO 18 83 21 BY MS VALLADARES
CLARK WILL BE ASSEMBLY BILL 3 21
BY AS THE MEMBER OF VALID AREAS
AND OTHERS INOCULATED CHILDCARE,
VALLADARES THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. A B 321 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
. THE AMENDMENTS TAKING THE
SENATE WHERE TECHNICAL IN NATURE
I HAVE ENJOYED NO OPPOSITION AND
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS VALLADARES SEEN
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ATOM WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS FOR THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
QUELLE. THOSE WERE ALL TIRED
ABOUT 59 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. OUR CONCURRED IN.
WE'RE GOING TO GO BACK. TO FILE
AT HIM TO 16. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 29 64. MR RIVAS AND THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
29 64 BY THE COMMITTEE ON
AGRICULTURE AND ACTUALLY INTO
AGRICULTURAL LAND AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE MR
REVIS AND THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS IS OUR AGRICULTURE. UM UM
COMMITTEE BILL TO MODERNIZE THE
CALIFORNIA FARMLAND CONSERVANCY
PROGRAM. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR REVIS, SEEING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM ON THE
ROLE. I'LL NEVER SEE PHOTOS ARE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTOS
HIRED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE. WELL. THOSE ARE
ALL VOTE. I 61 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS. OUR CONCURRED IN.
AND. THIS IS FALLOUT OF CHEWED
19. A B 7 19. AND THE CLERK
PORTRAYED ASSEMBLY BILL 7 19 BY
THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND
ACTIVATING TO BEES. MR RIVAS,
YOU MAY GET OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THIS IS AN AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE BILL RELATED TO THE
APIARY PROTECTION ACT.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. SAYING NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM. WELL,
OPEN THE ROLL ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE. I 61 NOS.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. AND THIS IS FILED
OUT OF 2 28 B 12 62 BY MR
CUNNINGHAM AND THE COLORFUL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 62 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CUNNINGHAM AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO
INFORMATION PRIVACY, MR
CUNNINGHAM. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 12 62 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. THE ANTI
EAVESDROPPING ACT. THIS IS MY
LAST AND FINAL PRIVACY BILL
EVER. YOU'RE WELCOME, MR
GABRIEL. OUR PRIVACY CHAIR. THE
SPILL REQUIRES MANUFACTURERS OF
SMART SPEAKERS TO GET
AFFIRMATIVE CONSENT FROM THE
USER BEFORE RETAINING OR SELLING
THEIR DATA OR VOICE RECORDINGS.
SENATE AMENDMENTS BROUGHT
AMAZON, THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER
, SMART SPEAKERS TO NEUTRAL AND
WE MOVED THE PROVISIONS INTO
THEIR OWN CODE SECTION THIS PAST
THE CENTER EARLIER TODAY WITHOUT
A NO VOTE, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR CUNNINGHAM. AND MR
GABRIEL. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I JUST WANTED TO
RISE IN COMPLEMENT OUR COLLEAGUE
FOR HIS EXTRAORDINARY WORK IN
THE PRIVACY SPACE, JUST AN
INCREDIBLE VOICE ON THESE ISSUES
. UH THOUGHTFUL, FOCUSED,
INTELLIGENT, ALWAYS FIERCELY ON
THE SIDE OF CALIFORNIANS AND ON
BEHALF OF HIM AND ALL OF THE
CALIFORNIANS WHO WHO'S PRIVACY
HAS HELPED PROTECT RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AN I V O ON A B 12 62.
THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL. THANK
YOU, MISS CUNNINGHAM. YOU'VE
ALWAYS BEEN A SMART SPEAKER.
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WELL CLOSER ROLE.
TELL YOUR VOTE. I 61 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. THIS IS FOLLOWED UP TO 21 A
B 12 90 APPROPRIATE ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 90 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
EARLY AND ACTIVATING THE CRIMES
, MR LEE. THANK YOU. SPEAKER
MEMBERS. MAYBE 12 90 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE, WHICH CLARIFIES
THAT STEALING A COMPANION
ANIMALS THEFT UNDER THE PANEL
CODE PENAL CODE EXISTING STATUE
ONLY DECLARES DOGS TO BE
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND DOES NOT
REFERENCE ANY OTHER COMPANION
ANIMALS SUCH AS CATS. THE GOLDEN
SPILLED SPRITE CLARITY IN THE
STATUTE THAT TAKING ANY
COMPANION ANIMALS THEFT. THE
BILL HAS NO REGISTER OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK, DO I VOTE?
THANK YOU, MR LI SEE NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE ITEM
IN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS WHO
DESIRED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
LIKE WELL CLOSER ROLE. TIâU VOTE
63 NOS. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
CONCURRED IN.
IN FILE ORDER. THIS IS FILE OUT
OF 2 22 A B 17 35 CLERK FOR
WEED. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 35 BY
SOME MEMBER BRIAN AND OTHERS
TACKLING THE FOSTER CARE, MR
BRYANT. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES. MAYBE 17 35 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. CURRENTLY
WE REQUIRE THAT YOUTH AND THE
FOSTER CARE SYSTEM RECEIVE
CERTAIN DOCUMENTS LIKE THE YOUTH
BILL OF RIGHTS, THE FOSTER CARE
BILL OF RIGHTS AND OTHER
DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR THEIR
PROCEEDINGS, BUT WE DON'T
REQUIRE THAT THEY ARE GIVEN TO
THEM IN THE LANGUAGE THAT THEY
SPEAK AT HOME. THIS BILL JUST
ALLOWS LANGUAGE ACCESS AND MAKE
SURE THAT OUR YOUNG PEOPLE AND
THEIR FAMILIES CAN READ THEIR
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND THE
LANGUAGE LANGUAGE THAT'S
ACCESSIBLE TO THEM. IT WENT OUT
OF THE SENATE. UH, ON CONSENT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRIAN. DISCUSSION.
DEBATE ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS OF THE DESIRE TO
VOTE CLERK WELL. CLOSER ROLE TO
THE VOTE. 63 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN. AND
MR GIBSON IS AT HIS DESK AND
READY. THIS IS FALLOUT OF 2 23 A
B 17 94 CLICK A WEEK ASSEMBLY
BILL 17 94 BY A MEMBER OF A
GIBSON AND ACT LIKE A CHILD
WELFARE, MR GIBSON. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER ASSEMBLY
BILL 17 94 STRENGTHENS FAMILIES
CONNECTION. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING
THIS BILL ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASKED
WHEN I VOTE ON 17 94. THANK YOU,
MISS GIBSON, SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. NEVER START A DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTERS ARE TO VOTE. QUIL. CLOSER
ROLE AND TALIA VOTE I 62 NOS.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO BREAK
FOR ONE HOUR. FOR DINNER.
I UNDERSTAND THAT REPUBLICANS
WILL BE HAVING DINNER AND ROOM 1
25. THAT'S ROOM. 1 25. DEMOCRATS
WILL HAVE FOOD IN THE MEMBER'S
LOUNGE. WE WILL RECONVENE IN
PRECISELY ONE HOUR. IN ONE
MINUTE. IF I'M BEING PRECISE,
THAT'S 7 10. P. M. 7:10 P.M. SO
WE MAY RESUME THE BUSINESS OF
THE HOUSE. THIS IS RECESS UNDER
COL. I'M GETTING A GETTING A
HAND UP. WE ALSO HAVE
COMMITTEES. AND SOMEBODY SEND ME
A LIST OF COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
GOT IT RIGHT HERE. THE
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE WILL MEET DURING THIS
DINNER BREAK IN ROOM 4 37 G O
WILL BE MEETING IN ROOM 4 37.
MEMBERS ARE SESSION WILL BE
RESUMING PLEASE COME TO THE
CHAMBER TO BE PREPARED TO TAKE
UP BILLS AND CAST YOUR VOTES.
MEMBERS WE CAN ENTERTAIN A FEW
VOTE CHANGES WHILE WE GET READY
FOR OUR NEXT BILL. FROM YOUR
DESK WILL BEGIN WITH. AS A
MEMBER OF GRAYSON. VOTE CHANGE A
B 657 I TO NOT VERY VOTE CHANGE
. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 57 NOT VOTING.
ANDERSON REGAR CIA FROM YOUR
DESK. VOTE SHANK VOTE CHANGE. SB
11 36 I DO NOT VOTING. ROAD
CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA SENATE BILL 11
36 NOT VOTING.
AND MEMBERS. WE ARE ON SENATE
THIRD READING. EXCUSE ME. VOTE
CHANGE, MR MAIENSCHEIN FROM YOUR
DESK. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR.
CHAIR VOTE CHANGE MAIENSCHEIN
FILE ITEM 34 A B 204 NO TÔI.
BOTH CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MAIENSCHEIN ASSEMBLY BILL 204 NO
TúI. AND WE WILL BE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 1 41 THIS IS SB. 10 13
CLICK WILL READ. SENATE BILL 10
13 BY SENATOR ATKINS AND OTHERS
AND ACCOLADES, RECYCLING AND
MAKING APPROPRIATION THEREFORE
ROUTINE YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU.
MR SPEAKER. I AM RISE VERY
PROUDLY TO PRESENT SP 10 13 ON
BEHALF OF SENATE PRO TEM ATKINS
. THIS IS THE CALIFORNIA
BEVERAGE CONTAINER RECYCLING AND
LITTER REDUCTION ACT, OTHERWISE
KNOWN AS THE BATTLE PROGRAM, THE
BOTTLE BILL PROGRAM. THIS IS A
RECYCLING PROGRAM THAT I'VE BEEN
WORKING FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS TO
REFORM ALONG ALONG WITH MY
COLLEAGUE FROM MERCED. ARE MY
COLLEAGUE, OUR COLLEAGUE,
SENATOR FROM NAPA AS WELL AS OUR
PRO TEM. THIS BILL HAS BEEN AN
AMAZING HAS DONE AN AMAZING JOB
TO REALLY KICK OFF RECYCLING IN
THIS COUNTRY. THE BOTTLE BILL
PROGRAM WAS ENACTED IN 1987, AND
IT'S RECYCLED MORE THAN 300
BILLION ALUMINUM, GLASS AND
PLASTIC BEVERAGE CONTAINERS. YET
WE ARE CURRENTLY STUCK AT 70%
pBECAUSE OF THE WAY THE PROGRAM
IS CONSTRUCTED. FOR THE LONGEST
TIME. WE HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO
CONVINCE THE WINE AND SPIRITS
INDUSTRY TO COME INTO THE
PROGRAM. WELL THIS IS THE YEAR
SUCH AN EXCITING TIME AND THE
OPPORTUNITY TO BRING IN OUR OWN
WINE INDUSTRY, OUR OWN SPIRITS
INDUSTRY AND GET THEM INTO THIS
BOTTLE. BILL IS JUST A HUGE
OPPORTUNITY. WE'RE GONNA BE
ESTIMATE THAT THIS COULD MEAN
APPROXIMATELY A BILLION
CONTAINERS OR 200 TO 300,000
TONS. OF RECYCLED MATERIAL. WE
TOOK AMENDMENTS. TO ENSURE A
SMOOTHER TRANSITION BY PROVIDING
AN ADDITIONAL YEAR FOR THE
EXPANSION. PROVIDES FUNDS TO
ADDRESS GLASS CONTAMINATION AND
RECYCLING ISSUES AND PROVIDE
NEEDED FUNDING AUTHORIZATIONS
AND TECHNICAL CHANGES NECESSARY
TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF THE
PROGRAM. ALSO AS MANY PEOPLE
KNOW THERE IS A $100 A DAY
CONVENIENCE FEE FOR RETAILERS
WHO WERE UNWILLING OR DID NOT
WERE NOT WILLING TO TAKE BACK.
THE BOTTLES AFTER CONSUMERS
ABOUT THEM. AND THAT'S FINE NOW
THE WAY WE'RE GONNA CONSTRUCTED
IN THIS BILL IS INSTEAD OF
PAYING THAT FEED TO COUNTER
CYCLE. WE ARE GOING TO TAKE THAT
FEE AND INSTEAD ALLOWED THEM TO
FORM DEALER COOPERATIVE'S
LOCALLY SO THAT DEALERS
THEMSELVES CAN GET TOGETHER AND
FIGURE OUT WHAT IS THE BEST
RECYCLING SOLUTION IN THEIR OWN
COMMUNITY. SO RATHER THAN A
COMING TO SACRAMENTO, IT'S GOING
TO STAY IN THE COMMUNITY AMONGST
THE BUSINESSES WHO REALLY HAD
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR GETTING
THOSE BEVERAGE BOTTLES BACK. UH
THIS IS A LONG TIME COMING.
WE'VE MADE HUGE STRIDES IN
RECYCLING. BUT THIS BILL WILL BE
A HUGE LEAP. IT WILL MAKE SURE
THAT WE CAN EVEN WIDEN OUR
CIRCULAR ECONOMY HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECT FOR US FOR
I VOTE ON SB 10 13. THANK YOU,
MR TING. AND SOME MEMBER GRAY.
YOU RECOGNIZE THAT YOUR DESK?
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
FRANCISCO FOR HIS STEADFAST WORK
ON THIS ISSUE OF MEMBERS. THIS
IS AN ISSUE DONE WHAT I CALL THE
RIGHT WAY. IT'S HAPPENED OVER
MULTIPLE SESSIONS, MANY
DIFFERENT VEHICLES. MANY
DIFFERENT MEETINGS INVOLVING ALL
STAKEHOLDERS OF ALL POLITICAL
PERSUASIONS ON EACH SIDE OF THE
ISSUE. AND WE'VE COME TO A
SOLUTION SOLUTION EVERYONE CAN
GET BEHIND. THAT'S GOING TO BE
GOOD FOR THE INDUSTRY. BE GOOD
FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I
WOULD ONLY REFLECT THAT. I WISH
WE COULD DO MORE BILLS LIKE THIS
INSTEAD OF COMING UP WITH IDEAS
AT MIDNIGHT THE WEDNESDAY BEFORE
THE END OF SESSION, WE ACTUALLY
TAKE THE TIME TO DO SOMETHING.
DO IT WELL, AND WE CAN ALL
SUPPORT IT. SO THANK YOU TO MY
COLLEAGUE AND ALL THE OTHERS WHO
WORK SO HARD, HARD ON THIS.
IMPORTANT BILL AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GRAY. AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ABOUT THIS BILL, MR TANG
ANYTHING FURTHER TO CLOSE THE
COURT WILL QUIRK-SILVA 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.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
REQUIRES 54.
WELL, CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
AS 54 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT MEMBERS. WE ARE
GOING TO FILE ITEM 1 16. SB 14
39 CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
14 39 BY SOONER BLAZER AND
OTHERS AND ACT RELATING TO THE
POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF 1974.
AND MR BRIAN. YOU MAY OPEN FROM
YOUR DESK. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
SP 14 39, WHICH WOULD CLOSE THE
PAY TO PLAY LOOPHOLE. CURRENTLY
THE LEVIN ACT PROHIBITS ANY
OFFICER OF AN AGENCY FROM
ACCEPTING, SOLICITING OR
DIRECTING A CONTRIBUTION OF MORE
THAN $250 FOR ANY PARTY
RECIPIENTS OR THEIR AGENTS. IN
CERTAIN INSTANCES WHEN THE
OFFICER KNOWS OR HAS REASON TO
KNOW THAT THE PARTICIPANT HAS A
FINANCIAL INTEREST. THIS BILL
DOES EXPAND. THAT PROHIBITION TO
LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIALS WHO HAVE
THE SAME FINANCIAL INTEREST IN
THE DECISION THEY'RE MAKING.
IT'S A CLOSING OF THE PAY TO
PLAY LOOPHOLE. IT WAS SUPPORTED
BIPARTISANLY IN THE ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE GOT OFF THE SENATE
FLOOR WITH NO NO VOTES, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRIAN. AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES 54.
MR BRYAN. MOVES THE CALL. NEXT
WE'LL TAKE UP FINAL ITEM 1 43.
THIS IS SB 8 51 CLERK WILL READ.
1 43. THE SENATE BILL 8 51 BY
SENATOR PORTANTINO WHEN ATHLETES
TAXATION TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY
PETRIE-NORRIS USING OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. SB 8 51
BY OUR COLLEAGUE, SENATOR
PORTANTINO IS A SIMPLE FIX,
WHICH CORRECTS A DRAFTING ERROR
IN SB 113 THE BUDGET TRAILER
BILL, WHICH WE PASSED IN
FEBRUARY OF THIS YEAR, THE
LANGUAGE OF THIS BILL WAS
DEVELOPED IN CAREFUL
CONSULTATION WITH THE FRANCHISE
TAX BOARD AND LEGISLATIVE STAFF.
THE BILL UNANIMOUSLY PASSED THE
REVENUE TAX COMMITTEE YESTERDAY,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
SUPPORT AND I VOTE TODAY. THANK
YOU, MISS PETRIE-NORRIS AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHINGTO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL.
WORK WILL CLOSE ROLL, TELLING
THE VOTES AS 55 NO. ZERO THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT THROUGH MR
MCCARTY. THIS IS FOUL AND, UM 1
27 SB 10 47. CLERK WILL READ
SENATE BILL 10 47 BY CENTER
LIMÓN AND ACTUALLY INTO EARLY
LEARNING AND CARE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTHY, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. THIS IS A MEASURE TO EXPAND
ACCESS FOR FAMILIES ON OUR EARLY
LEARNING PROGRAMS IN CALIFORNIA
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPETFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I BUILT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR MCCARTY. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS, BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. 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 57
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS I'M PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON FILE ITEM 1 16. POST.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
EARTH WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 55 NO. ZERO MEASURE
IS PASSED.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING BACK TO
ITEMS ON CONCURRENCE. WE WILL
BEGIN WITH SOME REMEMBER CHEN.
THIS IS FOUL ITEM TO 11. MAYBE
17 OH, FOUR CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 OH, FOUR BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AND ACTUALLY IN
THE PUBLIC HEALTH. REMEMBER, 10
, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. THIS BILL IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CHEN. SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON 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 58 0. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRING.
NEXT. THIS IS FOUL ITEM 2 TO 4.
18 23. READ THE BILL 18 23 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN AND
ACTIVATING THE HEALTH INSURANCE.
AND REMEMBER, BRIAN, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU COLLEAGUES ARE
RICE PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 18 23
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL
CHANGES THE DEFINITION OF
STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE FROM
THE DISABILITY INSURANCE INTO AN
INDIVIDUALIZED HEALTH PLAN,
ALLOWING OUR STUDENTS TO HAVE
LOW COST SAVINGS ON MEDICAL
PRESCRIPTIONS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BRIAN AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WE DESIRE TO
VOTE. WILL CLOSED ROLL. CHARLIE
THE VOTES 59 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
. THIS IS FOUL ITEM 2TO 5.
MAYBE 18 60. READ. 18 60 BY SOME
MEMBER OF REWARD AND OTHERS.
NAPOLI AND ACCEPTANCE OF THESE
TREATMENT ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BERMAN PRESENTING AT YOUR DESK
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MAYBE 18
SIXTIES BACK ON CONCURRENCE. IT
IS A VERY CONTROVERSIAL BILL.
WHICH IS WHY MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN DIEGO ASKED ME TO PRESENT IT
FOR HIM. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
SENATE, WHERE TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS RELATING TO REPORTING
GUIDELINES AND DELAY THE
IMPLEMENTATION DATE TO DECEMBER
31ST 2025 RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE VOTE ON CONCURRENCE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN. SOUNDED
ACCURATE. SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 59 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT FILE. ADAM 2 TO 6 1942.
READ A SYMBICORT 1942 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SUSHI AND
TELEVISION ACCOLADES TO
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. MURATSUCHI
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU VERY MUCH
. A B 1942 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. UH SIGNIFICANT
AMENDMENTS WERE MADE IN THE
SENATE MAKES IT A BASICALLY, A
STUDY BILL HAS STRONG SUPPORT,
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. NO NO VOTES
IN THE SENATE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MURATSUCHI. MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. OH, ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES.
58 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN.
NEXT WILL BE TAKING UP FILE ITEM
2 TO 7. THIS IS A B 1982 KOREAN
ASSEMBLY BILL 1982 BY A SUMMARY
OF SANTIAGO AND ACTUALLY
TELEHEALTH SANTIAGO, YOU MAY
OPEN THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. UH I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 1982, WHICH
WOULD ADD DENTAL PLANS UNDER A
PREVIOUS BILL SIMILAR TO THIS
WHICH WAS A B 4 57. THIS WOULD
DIRECT DENTAL PLANS TO PROVIDE
DISCLOSURE, EXPLAINING THE
IMPACT OF THIRD PARTY TELEHEALTH
VISITS, VISITS ON THE PATIENTS
BENEFIT LIMITATIONS, FREQUENCY
LIMITATIONS AND THE ANNUAL AND
THE PATIENT'S ANNUAL MAXIMUM.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL
IN NATURE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
TONIGHT, THOUGH. THANK YOU, MR
SANTIAGO AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON 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
OF THE VOTES. 62 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
NEXT. THIS IS FILE ISLAND 52 ON
CONCURRENCE. MAYBE 2 TO 68
POLITICAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 22
68 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAY AND
OTHERS. AN ACCOLADE THE CHARLES
JAMES OGLETREE JR COURTHOUSE AND
DECLARING THE URGENCY THAT TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. GREAT YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS MEMBERS. THIS IS A BILL
RENAMING A COURTHOUSE AFTER A
CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY FROM
MERCED, A LOCAL HERO. IT'S A
WELL DESERVED RECOGNITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GRAY. SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE REQUIRES 54.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR GRAY MOVES THE CALL. THANK
YOU.
NEXT THIS IS FOUL ITEM 2 TO 8.
THIS IS A B 24 80 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 80 BY A
SIMILAR ARAMBULA AND ACTIVATING
REHABILITATION SERVICES MEMBER
ARAMBULA YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS 24
80 IS COMING BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THIS BILL WILL
PROVIDE REHABILITATION SERVICES
FOR THOSE WHO ARE BLIND OR WITH
LOW VISION BY CREATING A GRANT
PROGRAM. THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT
OF REHABILITATION AND BY
TEACHING INDEPENDENT LIVING
SKILLS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
ARAMBULA. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. AND
THOSE VOTES YOU DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 56 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT FILE ITEM 2 29
25. OH NINE O'CLOCK, OLVERINE
REBUILT 25 OH, NINE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VENTS, FONG AND
OTHERS AN ACCOLADE IN THE
VEHICLES. REMEMBER, FONG, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. THIS BILL IS BACK IN THE
ASSEMBLY OF CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL 80 A B 25 OR NINE EXEMPTS
PURPLE HEART RECIPIENTS FROM
PAYMENT OF ANNUAL. THANK YOU, MR
FONG. SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE KELLY
THE VOTE SIZE 56 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRENT AND
NEXT FILE ITEM. 2 30 A CR 1 77
CORPORAL REED CONCURRENT
RESOLUTIONS. 1 77 BY ISLAM
REMEMBER BLOOM AND OTHERS
RELATIVE TO THE CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS TRANSCONTINENTAL
HIGHWAY. REMEMBER BLOOM YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
COLLEAGUES. I RISE TO PRESENT A
CR 1 77. RESOLUTION TO REMOVE
THE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
TRANSCONTINENTAL HIGHWAY
DESIGNATION FROM THE I 10 THAT
RUNS THROUGH MY DISTRICT. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL IN NATURE. AND
COLLEAGUES ONE LAST TIME. AND
WITH DEEPEST RESPECT FOR EACH OF
YOU, AND FOR THIS GREAT
INSTITUTION THAT WE SERVE IN I
ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BLOOM AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THIS RESOLUTION PURPLE OPEN THE
WORLD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSED ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES EYES 52 NO. ZRO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS THERE IS A SECOND
SUPPLEMENTAL FILE, WHICH HAS
BEEN UPLOADED. WILL BE TAKING UP
ADDITIONAL BILLS ON CONCURRENCE
RIGHT NOW. ASK YOU TO PLEASE
REFER TO YOUR COMPUTERS AND BE
READY TO PRESENT YOUR BILLS AS
THEY COME UP.
WE'RE ON A NEW SUPPLEMENTAL FILE
AND MR RAMOS IS FIRST WITH
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 17. THIS IS
ITEM 301 PARTICLE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 23 17 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RAMOS AND ACTUALLY CARE
FACILITIES. RAMOS, YOU MAY OPEN
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. UM A B 23
17 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL WOULD ESTABLISH A LICENSING
PATH AND ENSURE MUCH NEEDED
FEDERAL FUNDING FOR CHILDREN'S
CRISIS. RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS I
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RAMOS. SEEING NO 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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 53 NOS. ONE
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT. THIS IS HOW ADAM 302 85
51 CLERK WILL READ THE BILL 5 51
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ
AND ACCOLADE INTO RETIREMENT.
RODRIGUEZ YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A
YEAR AGO, THIS COMMITTEE PASSED
A B 8 45, WHICH CREATED A
REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION THAT A
COVID 19 RELATED ILLNESS
CONTRACTED ON THE JOB SHALL BE
ELIGIBLE FOR IN SERVICE
DISABILITY RETIREMENT. THIS
PROVISION EXPIRES IN JANUARY,
MAYBE FIVE FOR ONE WAS AMENDED
IN STENNETT TO EXTEND THE
INOPERATIVE DATE TO JANUARY.
2024. WITH THIS EXTENSION WOULD
FINANCIAL PROTECT THOSE WHO HAVE
HELPED KEEP OUR LIGHTS ON OUR
WATER, RUNNING OUR FOOD STOCK
AND TREAT OUR ILLNESSES AS WELL
AS OUR LOVED ONES DURING THE
PANDEMIC. THESE EMPLOYEES
INCLUDE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS,
FIREFIGHTERS, LAW ENFORCEMENT
AND PUBLIC SERVANTS TO NAME A
FEW. I RESPECT THE ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ.
SI 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. WELL. WHAT IS
THE ROLE? KELLY THE VOTE SIZE 52
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRENT IN NEXUS IS FILE ITEM
THREE. OH, THREE SUMMER BILL 8
26 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
8 26 BY ESTÁ MEMBER IRWIN AND
ACTIVATING THE COUNTY EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN GOOD
EVENING, MR SPEAKER, CO
SPONSORED BY S E I. U CALIFORNIA
IN THE COUNTY OF VENTURA. A B 8
TO 6 IS A NARROWLY CRAFTED BILL
THAT WILL ENSURE SPECIFIED
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES HIRED PRIOR TO
THE ENACTMENT OF PREPARATION DO
NOT HAVE THEIR PENSIONS UNFAIRLY
REDUCED. THE MOST RECENT VERSION
OF THE BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION.
THE HOWARD JARVIS TAXPAYERS
ASSOCIATION IS NEUTRAL. THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A
REVOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN. SEEING
NO 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. WELL. CLOSE
THE ROLE. TELL YOU THE VOTES. 50
NOSE AIN'T SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXUS IS FOUL ITEM
. 304 11 95 CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL 11 95 BY ESLAMI MARIA
CRISTINA GARCIA AND ACCOLADES
WERE EMPLOYMENT. GARCIA YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU. THIS BILL IS TO
IMPROVE THE LIMITED EXPANSION
AND APPOINTMENT PROGRAM OR LEAP
THAT IS THIS IS DESIGNED TO HELP
STATE AGENCY HIRE INDIVIDUALS
WITH DISABILITIES. RECENT
AMENDMENTS INCLUDE TECHNICAL
LANGUAGE CHANGES RECOMMENDED BY
THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
MOST HONORABLY TO ENSURE THAT
THOSE ARE ON REEMPLOYMENT AND
TORRE LIST CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
APPROPRIATE PRIORITY EVEN WHEN
THE DEPARTMENT REQUESTS ONLY
ELITE ELIGIBILITY LIST. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA AND SEEING
NO 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 VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL. CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES AS 48.
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS,
ARKANSAS.
MEMBERS WE WILL BE TAKING UP AN
ITEM ON SENATE THIRD READING.
THIS IS FILE ITEM ONE. OH FIVE.
SB 12 95 LOCAL READ. SENATE BILL
12 95 BY CENTER, LIMÓN AND
OTHERS INOCULATE INTO OIL AND
GAS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT,
YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH MR SPEAKER ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR LEMOND I PRESENT SP 12
95 ADDRESSES SOME OF THE SERIOUS
PROBLEMS OF DESERTED WELLS IN
CALIFORNIA. DESERTED OIL WELLS
ARE FINANCIAL LIABILITY TO THE
STATE AND COULD BE DANGEROUS TO
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. WELLS
CAN LEAK THE GRADING AIR QUALITY
AND CONTAMINATING AQUIFERS
HARMING THE SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY. THIS BILL ADDRESSES
THE NEED FOR FUNDING FOR
PLUGGING AND ABANDONING DESERTED
WELLS, WHILE ALSO ENSURING
INDUSTRY ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO THE
STORAGE INVESTMENTS ESTATE HAS
MADE TOWARDS THIS ISSUE.
ADDITIONALLY SP EIGHT SP 12 95
CREATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR SKILLED
AND TRAINED WORKERS TO PLUG AND
ABANDONED WELLS THAT REQUIRES
PREVAILING WAGE AS SKILLED AND
TRAINED WORKFORCE AND EVENTUALLY
ALLOWING CALCIUM TO ENTER INTO A
PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT. FOR
LARGE PROJECTS. I AM SENATOR
LEMON RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BENNETT.
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES.
EYES 41 NO 16. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT. MR LOWE. THIS IS
FOUL ITEM ONE. OH FOUR. SB 12
34. THEREFORE READ. THE SENATE
BILL 12 34 BY CENTER PAN AND
OTHERS AN APPARATUS AND
HEALTHCARE. OH, YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
COLLEAGUES, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. SP 12 34 REQUIRES
THE FAMILY PACK PROGRAM TO COVER
S T I SCREENING. SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS AND
TREATMENT SERVICES. FOR INCOME
ELIGIBLE PATIENTS, REGARDLESS OF
THE REASON. ARE VISITING THEIR
PROVIDER. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LOWE AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS, BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 52 NOS. EIGHT. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS I'M PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON FILE ISLAND 52 CLERK
WILL POST ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE. THE ROLE OF THE BOATS IS
58 NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ON
YOUR ZERO ON THE URGENCY. 58 NO.
ZERO ON THE MEASURE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED IN WE
ARE BACK TO SUPPLEMENTAL FILE
NUMBER TWO. BEGINNING WITH MR
COOLEY. THIS IS FILE ITEM
3052443 OR FOUR READ BILL 24 43
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S COOLEY AN
ACCOLADE INTO RETIREMENT AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE COOLEY, YOU MAY OPEN
COLLEAGUES. THIS BILL MAKES SOME
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE WAY IN WHICH
THE JUDICIAL RETIREMENT SYSTEMS
OPERATE FOR JUDGES THAT OPT TO
RETIRE EARLY. IT ALLOWS THEM TO
MODIFY HOW THE BENEFIT COMES OUT
, BUT IT'S BEEN ACTUALLY STUDIED
WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
AND THE JUDGE, RETIREMENT
ADMINISTRATORS. THERE'S NO
ADDITIONAL FISCAL COSTS.
ACTUALLY SOME SAVINGS UNDER SOME
SCENARIOS. URGENT. I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR COOLEY. AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
pALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL TOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL
TELL YOU THE VOTES. 65 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED
IN NEXT PERSON, YOUR CURRY. THIS
IS FILE ITEM. 306 A B 32 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 32 BY
SOME MEMBER AGUIAR-CURRY AND
OTHERS IN APPALACHIA TELEHEALTH
CURRY, YOU MAY OPEN MR SPEAKER.
A B 32 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ADDRESS
CHAPTER IN AMENDMENTS AND
INCORPORATE FEEDBACK GIVEN TO US
BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES. I'D LIKE TO SAY THANK
YOU A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE
CO SPONSORS WHO HAVE WORKED
TIRELESSLY TO GET THIS BILL HERE
AND SOON TO THE GOVERNOR'S DESK.
THANK YOU TO ESSENTIAL HEALTH
ACCESS. PLANNED PARENTHOOD
AFFILIATES OF CALIFORNIA, THE
CALIFORNIA PRIMARY CARE
ASSOCIATION HEALTH PLUS
ADVOCATES, THE CALIFORNIA
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC
HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SYSTEMS.
COLLECTIVELY WE HAVE MET WITH
NUMEROUS STAKEHOLDERS
DEPARTMENTS AND THE
ADMINISTRATION TIME AND TIME
AGAIN TO ENSURE THAT HEALTH CARE
IS ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE,
REGARDLESS OF THEIR BACKGROUND.
MAYBE 32 IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
PROVE ONCE AGAIN. THE CALIFORNIA
LEADS. THE WAY IN HEALTHCARE
POLICY AND MORE SPECIFICALLY IN
TELEHEALTH INNOVATIONS. THERE'S
BEEN MANY CHAMPIONS ON THIS BILL
, BUT I JUST WANT TO SHOUT OUT
TO ALICE MONTEZ FOR ALL HER HARD
WORK AND PERSEVERANCE TO GET
THIS BILL WHERE IT IS TODAY.
COLLEAGUES I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FEAR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON 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. WORK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
OF THE VOTES. 58 0. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
NEXT. MR MCCARTHY, THIS IS FOUL
ITEM 37 A B 7 77. READ SOMETHING
GOES 777 BY A SUMMARY MCCARTHY
AND ACCOLADES. STATE PROPERTY.
RICCARDI, YOU MAY OPEN THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS, OF
COURSE, IS BACK AND ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS IS A DISTRICT
BILL, WHICH WOULD TRANSFER SOON
TO BE SURPLUS STATE PROPERTY.
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL
SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
TO UC DAVIS TO ACHIEVE TWO KEY
ISSUES FOR MY DISTRICT AND THE
STATE, INCREASING COLLEGE
ENROLLMENT AND FOCUSING ON
INCREASED AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
SENATE AMENDMENTS HAD SEVERAL
AMENDMENTS, INCLUDING ADDING
LABOR PROTECTIONS WAS SKILLED IN
TRADE PROVISIONS. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN BOTH
HOUSES. ASK YOU, RIGHT, THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR RICCARDI.
SENIOR 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 ROLE TELL YOU THE BOOTS 62
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT WITH MR
MERRITT, SUKI. THIS IS FILE AND,
UM 308. MAYBE 12 79 CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 12 79 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SUKI AND OTHERS
AN ACCOLADE A GREENHOUSE GASSES
, MURATSUCHI YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MEMBERS A B 21 TO
79. THE CALIFORNIA CLIMATE
CRISIS ACT AS BACK THIS BILL. AS
PART OF THE GOVERNOR'S CLIMATE
PACKAGE THAT THE ASSEMBLY, THE
SENATE AND THE ADMINISTRATION
NEGOTIATED. THE SENATE
AMENDMENTS DO THE FOLLOWING JUST
TWO THINGS. NUMBER ONE CODIFIES.
THE GOAL THAT GOVERNOR BROWN
FIRST ESTABLISHED IN HIS
EXECUTIVE ORDER IN 2018. TO
ACHIEVE NET ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE,
BUT NO LATER THAN 2035 THAT
NEGATIVE EMISSIONS THEREAFTER.
AND SECOND. REQUIRE THAT OUR
STATEWIDE GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS BE REDUCED TO AT LEAST
85% BELOW 1990 LEVELS.
SCIENTISTS AROUND THE WORLD ARE
TELLING US THAT WE ARE RUNNING
OUT OF TIME TO SAVE OUR PLANET.
THE UNITED NATIONS
INTERGOVERNMENTALPANEL ON
CLIMATE CHANGE. HAS CLEARLY
STATED THAT WE NEED TO THE WORLD
NEEDS TO REACH NET ZERO
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY MID
CENTURY OR WE WILL NOT BE ABLE
TO SAVE OUR PLANET. THE LATEST
SCIENCE SHOWS. THAT WE NEED TO
REACH NET ZERO EMISSIONS. AND
THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES
BOARD HAD COMMISSIONED A STUDY
ON HOW WE CAN GET TO NET ZERO
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY 2045
. THEIR STUDY INDICATED THAT WE
NEED TO REDUCE OUR STATEWIDE
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BETWEEN
92% AND 80. MY ORIGINAL BILL
LAST YEAR PROPOSED A MUCH MORE
AGGRESSIVE 90% EMISSION
REDUCTION. THIS BILL IS A
COMPROMISE. WE SETTLED ON THE
MIDPOINT 85% EMISSION REDUCTIONS
. WHILE THIS MAY SOUND THE THIS
MAY SEEM AGGRESSIVE TO SOME, WE
ARE ALREADY BEHIND OTHER STATES.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON HAS
ENACTED A STATEWIDE GREENHOUSE
GAS EMISSION REDUCTION GOAL OF
95. THE STATES OF NEW YORK AND
MASSACHUSETTS HAVE ALSO ADOPTED
GOALS OF REDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS BY 85% BY MID CENTURY.
WE AGAIN ARE RUNNING OUT OF
TIME. THE TIME TO ACT TO SAVE
OUR PLANET IS NOW PLEASE VOTE TO
PASS A B 12 79. THANK YOU, MR
MURATSUCHI. AND SEEING 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.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 42 NO 17. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
NEXT, MISS CARILLO. WE'LL GO
BACK TO FILE ITEM 204 21 43
READ. MY TURN. ASSEMBLY BILL 21
43 BY SOMETHING CARILLO AND
OTHER SNACK, LATENT ENERGY. SOME
MERCURIAL YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 21 43, WHICH
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE, WHICH
WILL MAKE WHICH WILL REQUIRE
PREVAILING WAGES FOR COMMERCIAL
, SOLAR AND LARGE SCALE SOLAR
PROJECTS, OR 15 KILOWATTS THAT
OPT INTO THE NET ENERGY METERING
PROGRAM AS THE LEGISLATURE DOES
THE WORK NECESSARY TO REDUCE
CALIFORNIA'S RELIANCE. ON FOSSIL
FUELS. THE TRANSITION TO
RENEWABLE ENERGY IS NOT ONLY
IMPORTANT BUT NECESSARY. THAT
ALSO MEANS THAT A WORKFORCE
TRANSITION TO CREATE A GREEN
WORKFORCE HAS TO BE PART OF THE
SOLUTION. WE'VE SEEN RECOGNITION
OF THIS NEED AND WASHINGTON AS
WELL WHERE THE BIDEN
ADMINISTRATION AND THE ENERGY
SECRETARY, UH, GROUND HOME HAVE
ANNOUNCED THE OFFICE OF ENERGY
JOBS, THEY PLACE THE NEED FOR A
SKILLED AND TRAINED WORKFORCE
FRONT AND CENTER, ANNOUNCING A
GRANT FROM BY PART FROM THE
BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE ACTS
FUND TO CREATE APPRENTICESHIP
PROGRAMS THAT WILL PUT WORKERS
ON TRACK. FOR GOOD LIVING WAGE
JOBS IN THE SOLAR INDUSTRY. THIS
BILL ENSURES EQUITY TRANSPARENCY
AND ACCOUNTABILITY ARE AT THE
HEART OF A SUSTAINABLE, CLEAN
GREEN ECONOMY IN WHICH CLIMATE
CHANGE ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS AND
WORKER PROTECTIONS GO HAND IN
HAND. SENATE AMENDMENTS EXCLUDE
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES, SMALLER
MULTIFAMILY BUILDINGS AND MOBILE
HOME PARKS AND ALSO CLARIFIED
THAT LIABILITY FOR NOT
COMPLYING. WITH PREVAILING WAGE
REQUIREMENT FALLS UNDER THE
CONTRACTOR, NOT THE CONSUMER.
AND WITH THAT, I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR CARILLO AND SEEING
NO 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 VOTE.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. PURPLE CLOSE THE ROLE.
TELLING THE BOOTS EYES 43 NOS
14. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS. I AM PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL. ON FILE ITEM 109. SB 4
59. POST. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WITH DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES 54.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES IS
57 NOS. EIGHT. BILL IS PASSED.
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 309 A B 18 96 READ.
JUST LET ME ABOUT 18 96 BY SMS
BRICKWORK CALCULATING THE GAMMY
PINGS MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B 18 96.
PREVENTS EXCUSE ME, PROVIDES
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO GAMETE
DONORS THAT IS PEOPLE WHO DONATE
SPERM OR EGGS TO A BANK. AND SO
WE'RE GOING TO GIVE THEM
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS THAT WILL
TELL THEM THINGS LIKE YOU MAY
HAVE RELATIVES YOU'LL NEVER KNOW
AND INTENDED PARENTS ON CRITICAL
INFORMATION TO IMPROVE THE WELL
BIRTH WELL BEING OF DONOR
CONCEIVED PEOPLE. AND A KEY PART
OF THAT IS LET YOUR CHILD KNOW
AS SOON AS THEY CAN UNDERSTAND.
AND MAKE THEM PROUD OF WHO THEY
ARE. SENATE AMENDMENTS INCLUDE
INPUT FROM DONOR CONCEIVED
PEOPLE. NUMBER OF PARTICULARLY
LESBIAN REPRESENTATIVE GROUPS,
BECAUSE MANY OF THEM USE THESE
SPERM BANKS AND PHYSICIAN GROUPS
HAS BEEN A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT.
BILL HAS ENJOYED STRONG
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. OUR
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR DOCTOR QUIRKE. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON 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.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
63 KNOWS ONE. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. TEXAS IS FILE
ITEM 3 10, MAYBE 20 TO 38 TRIPLE
READ BILL 20 TO 38 BY SOMEBODY
MEMBER THREE OF US AND OTHERS
AND ACCOLADES WERE EXTREME HEAT.
REVIS, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. A B 20 TO 38 IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE. AMENDMENTS TAKEN
IN THE SENATE AT GREATER
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE CO
AUTHORS AND ADD THE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC HEALTH AS A
STAKEHOLDER IN THE DEVELOPMENT
OF THE EXTREME HEAT RANKING
SYSTEM MEMBERS. CLIMATE CHANGE
IS HAPPENING NOW, EXTREME HEAT
WAVES ARE BECOMING MORE FREQUENT
AND DANGEROUS. HEAT KILLS MORE
PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER TYPE OF
EXTREME WEATHER WERE NOW HEADING
INTO A HEATWAVE THIS WEEKEND,
AND THIS BILL WILL HELP OUR
COMMUNITIES. I WANT TO THANK
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER RICARDO
LARA FOR SPONSORING THIS BILL,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MISS REVIS AND SEEING THE
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. I 66 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT FOUL ITEM. 3 11 22 75
CLERK WILL READ 22 75 BY
SOMEBODY MEMBER WOULD AND OTHERS
. NAPOLI, THE MENTAL HEALTH
MEMBER, WOULD YOU MAY OPEN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS 22
75 AS BEFORE YOU FOR CONCURRENCE
WITH SENATE AMENDMENTS.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN TO THE SENATE
DELETED THE PROPOSED LPS
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND ADDED
PROVISIONS CLARIFYING AN
INDIVIDUAL'S RIGHTS AND DUE
PROCESS ENTITLEMENTS WHEN HELD
UNDER THE LPS ACT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR WOULD SEEING
NO 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. CLERK WILL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES 62
NO. ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT FILE ITEM. 3
12 22 98 POLITICAL READ 22 98 BY
SOME MEMBER OF RAYS AND
ACTIVATING THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
BURMESE, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. THIS
BILL IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE WITH
AMENDMENTS TO ENSURE STATE
REGULATIONS FOLLOW FEDERAL
GUIDANCE FOR WAVE BASINS. MR
SPEAKER. IF YOU WOULD ALLOW THE
COURTESY A FEW WEEKS AGO WHEN WE
HAD OUR GOING AWAY SESSION OR
SPECIAL SESSION, I READ THROUGH
THE LIST OF ALL THE NAMES OF ALL
OF MY STAFF. THE UH EVEN THOSE
HAVE ONLY WORKED FOR ME FOR
THREE OR FOUR MONTHS AND I
MISSED ONE PERSON, ANGELA QUALI
WHO HAS BEEN MY SCHEDULE ER AS
SHE'S BEEN WITH ME FOR SEVEN
YEARS. I MISSED HER. I'D LIKE TO
CORRECT THAT. SHE'S FANTASTIC.
AS YOU KNOW, WE TALK ABOUT THE
GLUE IN OUR OFFICE. IT'S NOT THE
CHEAPEST STAFF. IT'S NOT THE
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR. IT'S NOT
THE DISTRICT DIRECTOR. IT IS OUR
SCHEDULE, EAR'S AND ANGELA QUALI
HAS BEEN ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC.
SO THANK YOU MR SPEAKER FOR
ALLOWING ME TO BE ABLE TO
CORRECT THAT ERROR. PLEASURE
WORKING WITH ALL OF YOU LOVE
YOU. THANK YOU, MR MAYS. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 64 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT WE WILL GO
BACK. PICK UP FILE ITEM FOUR.
THIS IS A B 18 86, MR COOPER.
READ. SOME PEOPLE 18 86 BY
MURIEL COOPER ACT LIKE THE
PUBLIC WORKS. SIMILAR HOOPER,
YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. SENTIMENTS
DO TWO THINGS PROVIDED
DEFINITION OF STREET SWEEPING
AND INCORPORATE CHATTERING OUT
AMENDMENTS WITH A B 17 17
RESPECTFULLY AFTER YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR COOPER AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES YOU DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR COOPER MOVES THE CALL. EXT
MEMBERS. WE ARE ON OUR NEXT
BATCH OF SUPPLEMENTAL FILE. THIS
IS PAL ADAM FOUR. OH, ONE B 17
57READ BILL 17 57 BY ISLAMIC
CRISTINA GARCIA AND OTHERS
TACKLING THE GREENHOUSE GASSES.
GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN THANK YOU
MEMBERS. A B 17 57 REQUIRES A
CALIFORNIA NATURAL RESOURCES
AGENCY AND THEIR RESOURCES
BOARD, AMONG OTHER AGENCIES TO
ESTABLISH A RANGE OF AMBITIOUS
AND SHE WILL TARGETS FOR CARBON
SEQUESTRATION AND EMISSION
REDUCTIONS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES YOU DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSED ROLL TELLING THE VOTES
WAS 42. I WAS 12. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
pMAYBE 23 52 PURPLE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 52 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARIAN AND
OTHERS NOT PLAYING THE
HEALTHCARE COVERAGE. AND A SEVEN
MEMBER NEWS AREA AND YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. AND
COLLEAGUES. I RISE ONE LAST TIME
TO ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT THIS ONE
ON A B 23 52 THE PRICE ACT,
WHICH IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE.
I'LL MAKE IT BRIEF THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN SENATE WHERE
TECHNICAL IN NATURE AND HAVE
EXTENDED THE PRICE ACT'S
IMPLEMENTATION BY SIX MONTHS NOW
TAKING EFFECT JULY 1ST OF 2023.
THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN WERE IN
COLLABORATION WITH THE
OPPOSITION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
MANAGED HEALTH CARE. A B 23 52
HAS NO OPPOSITION TOWARDS ITS
POLICY GOALS AND HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE FOR
THE FINAL TIME. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR NAZARIAN. SEEING THE
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL FOR WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL WHAT WAS THE
ROLE. TALLY THE BOOTS 63 NO.
ZERO SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN.
NEXT, MR GRAYSON. WE WILL TAKE
UP FILE ITEM 404 A B 26 68 WILL
READ. LET ME BUILD 26 68 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRATION AND
ACCOLADE IN THE LAND USE
REMEMBER, GRAYSON, YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. 26 68
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE IS A
TECHNICAL CLEANUP BILL TO ENSURE
STATE HOUSING LAW FUNCTIONS AS
INTENDED. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING ANY
TRADE. AS FOR MY VOTE THANK YOU,
MR GRAYSON. 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. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. I WAS 58 NO. ZERO
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM 403 B
25 96 CLICK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 25 96 BY SOMEBODY BELOW
END OTHERS. APPALACHIAN STATE
GOVERNMENT YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES A B 25 96 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THE BILL WAS
AMENDED IN THE SENATE TO ADDRESS
CHAPTER RING ISSUES TELL
RECOGNIZED LUNAR NEAR AS A STATE
HOLIDAY IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
OUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LOWE.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL OR QUOTE OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE THE DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE OF THE
VOTES. 62 NO. ZERO SAID
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 26 SB 5 62
LOCAL READ SENATE BILL 5 62 BY
CENTER PORTANTINO WHAT ATHLETE
IN THE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE
BAUER-KAHAN YOU MAY OPEN. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY IN PRESENTING SP 5 62 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR PORTANTINO,
WHICH WILL ELIMINATE SIGNIFICANT
BARRIERS THAT ARE PREVENTING
FAMILIES FROM ACCESSING BEHAVIOR
. HEALTH TREATMENT FOR
CALIFORNIANS WITH AUTISM'S
THOUSANDS OF CALIFORNIANS ARE
BEING DENIED COVERAGE FOR
MEDICALLY NECESSARY PHYSICIAN
PRESCRIBED EVIDENCE BASED CARE.
THIS IS COVERAGE THERE THE
EMPLOYEES HAVE ALREADY PAID FOR,
BUT IN TOO MANY CASES, THE
PARENTS OR THE STATE ARE LEFT TO
COVER THE COST OF THIS CRITICAL
CARE. SB 5 62 EXPANDS EXISTING
REQUIREMENTS ON HEALTH PLANS AND
HEALTH INSURERS TO COVER
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT FOR
PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL
DISORDER, PDD OR AUTISM. PARENTS
SHOULD NOT BE DENIED PROVEN LIFE
ALTERING TREATMENT AND SUPPORT
FOR THEIR CHILDREN. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER KANE SENIOR
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 48 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE UP SOME
BUDGET ITEMS WITHOUT REFERENCE
TO FILE. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
179, MR TING. THE CLERK WILL
RATE OR SOME EVIL 1 79 BY A
SUMMARY OF A ROUTINE AND
ACCOLADES, THE STATE BUDGET
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. BUDGET BILL, MR
TANG THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
MAYBE 1 79 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS IS A SLIGHTLY
MODIFIED VERSION OF SP 1 79,
WHICH IS PRESENTED EARLIER. IN
THE MORNING HAD ONE OR TWO
SLIGHT CHANGES. SO WE ARE
ADOPTING THIS MANY OF THE OTHER
PROVISIONS. WE TALKED ABOUT THE
3.1 BILLION IN CLIMATE FUNDS, UH
, 859 MILLION FOR THE ENERGY
PACKAGE 788 MILLION FOR DROUGHT
AND WATER 594 FOR NATURE BASED
SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND
ADDITIONAL 105 MILLION FOR ZERO
EMISSION VEHICLES, 150 MILLION
FOR EXTREME HEAT PROGRAMS AND
41.5 MILLION FOR MONKEY POX. WE
TALKED ABOUT THIS ALL EARLIER.
UM LET ME JUST SAY AGAIN THAT
THIS BUDGET IS ON THE HEELS OF
LAST YEAR'S HISTORIC BUDGET.
LARGEST BUDGET IN OUR STATE
HISTORY, RECORD EDUCATION,
FUNDING AND INCREDIBLE
INVESTMENT AND MAKING SURE THAT
WE CONTINUE TO BE THE LEADER IN
OUR COUNTRY IN OUR WORLD AGAINST
CLIMATE CHANGE, MAKING SURE THAT
WE CONTINUE TO MOVE CLOSER TO A
GOAL OF UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE.
THIS IS REALLY AN INCREDIBLE
OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR STATE. LET
ME JUST ALSO THANK ALL THE
PEOPLE WHO HAVE REALLY WORKED
TIRELESSLY. PUT THIS BUDGET
TOGETHER. LET ME THANK OUR
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S LET ME
THANK OUR DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
ALLEGED COUNCIL WHO'S REALLY HAD
OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS TO
FIGURE OUT HOW TO WORK VIRTUALLY
HOW TO DRAFT ALL THESE BILLS. WE
HAVE FIVE AMAZING SUB CHAIRS
FROM OUR SUB CHAIR FROM FRESNO
FOR SUB JUAN OR SUB TO CHAIR
FROM SACRAMENTO ARE SUB THREE
CHAIR WHO'S BEEN DOING THIS FOR
10 YEARS FROM SANTA MONICA ARE
SUB FOR CHAIR FROM L. A AND R
SUB FIVE CHAIR FROM BELL GARDENS
. JUST INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE
JOB. LET ME ALSO THANK OUR OUR
GREAT VICE CHAIR FROM
BAKERSFIELD. I KNOW IT SOUNDS
LIKE WE NEVER GET ALONG, BUT
HE'S HE'S AN AMAZING PARTNER.
BOTH HIM THAT. AMAZING PARTNER
AS WELL AS, UH, YOU KNOW HIS HIS
STAFF. UH SO LET ME THANK HIS
STAFF AS WELL AS THE ME THANK
THE SPEAKERS. BUDGET STAFF, OUR
BUDGET STAFF HERE IN THE
ASSEMBLY. THEY DO AN INCREDIBLE
JOB. PEOPLE ALWAYS ASK ME. WHEN
WE START WORKING ON THE BUDGET,
WHILE THE SECOND THIS YEAR'S
BUDGET DOWN, WE'RE WORKING ON
THE NEXT AND SO IT'S A YEAR
ROUND ENDEAVOR. YOU JUST GET TO
SEE THE FINAL PRODUCT IN AUGUST
AND IN JUNE,BUT IT'S ABSOLUTELY
AN INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE FEAT
FOR THE ALL THE STAFF. SO AGAIN
RESPECT FOR US FOR I VOTE ON A B
179. THANK YOU, MR KING AND MR
FONG. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE IN OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL.
I WON'T REPEAT ALL THE ARGUMENTS
THAT MADE BUT I DO WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE CHAIR, UH, FROM
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. I DO
APPRECIATE HIS HARD WORK WE DO.
IT DOES SOUND LIKE WE DO
DISAGREE ON EVERYTHING, BUT WE
DO TRY TO GOVERN. AND MAKE
INVESTMENTS WHERE IT MAKES SENSE
. AND THEN WE AND THEN WE HAVE
OUR ARGUMENTS. WE DO GET OUT AND
THE THINGS WE DON'T BUT I
CERTAINLY WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE
OUR STAFF AND CERTAINLY THE
STAFF FROM FROM FROM THE CHAIR
AND FROM THE SPEAKER'S OFFICE.
UH THEY DO A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT
OF WORK. THEY'RE DIGESTING. A
LOT OF INFORMATION. CERTAINLY
WANT TO THANK THE DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE. CERTAINLY, WE GRILL
THEM A LOT. THEY DON'T GIVE US
ALL THE ANSWERS WE WANT.
HOPEFULLY THAT WILL IMPROVE NEXT
YEAR, BUT WE DO NEED TO DO A LOT
MORE ACCOUNTABILITY. A LOT MORE
OVERSIGHT TO HOLD THESE AGENCIES
FEET TO THE FIRE AND I HOPEFULLY
EVERYONE HERE WILL JOIN THE
CAUSE. CERTAINLY WANT TO THANK
THE SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRS AS WELL
AS OUR MEMBERS IN THE REPUBLICAN
SIDE ON THE BUDGET. CERTAINLY WE
HAVE SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES
MOVING FORWARD. CALIFORNIANS ARE
FRUSTRATED. UM AND I CERTAINLY
THINK THAT THIS BUDGET CAN BE
BETTER. THERE ARE A LOT OF
MISSED OPPORTUNITIES HERE. SO
UM, I HOPE THAT YOU'LL TAKE
THOSE ARGUMENTS AND
CONSIDERATION AND I URGE A NO
VOTE. THANK YOU. MR FANG'S
SEEING NO ADDITIONAL. MISS
AGUILAR CURRY. I JUST WANTED TO
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 179. AND
I WANTED TO THANK TO RISE AND
EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE THAT THE
YELLOW CRISIS NURSERY WAS FUNDED
THROUGH THIS BUDGET THIS YEAR.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU,
MR AGUIAR-CURRY, NOW SEEING NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION. THE ROLE.
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
SPOKE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
WELL. THOSE ARE ALL CHARLIE. THE
VOTE 51 KNOWS 13. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE. THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 209. ASSEMBLY
BILL 209. THEREFORE BREED.
ASSEMBLY BILL 209 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND ACCOLATE
INTO ENERGY AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE, TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY BE
RELATED TO THE BUDGET. MR TANG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 209
YEARS ARE OMNIBUS ENERGY BUDGET
TRAILER BILL PROVIDES STATUTORY
AUTHORITY FOR MANY OF THE NEW
PROGRAMS ARE CREATED IN THIS
YEAR'S ENERGY PACKAGE. IT
INCREASES THE SALES AND USE TAX
EXCLUSIONS BY $15 MILLION A YEAR
FOR THREE YEARS TO ENCOURAGE
LITHIUM DEVELOPMENT IN
CALIFORNIA, REQUIRES THE STATE
TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
SAFE INDOOR TEMPERATURES. TO
ADDRESS EXTREME HEAT REQUIRES
SAFETY STANDARDS FOR
REFRIGERANTS USED OUR HOMES AND
MOST IMPORTANTLY, THERE WAS
CLEANUP LANGUAGE FROM THE JUNE
ENERGY TRAILER BILL, YOU'LL
REMEMBER A NUMBER OF MEMBERS
STOOD UP AND TALKED ABOUT WHAT
THEY DIDN'T LIKE ABOUT THE JUNE
ENERGY TRAILER BILL CLARIFIES
THE INSTRUCT THE AUTHORITY OF
THE STRATEGIC RELIABILITY WAS
SERVED BY LIMITING THE ENERGY
GENERATION SOURCES AND LIMITS
THE OPERATION OF FOSSIL FUEL
RESOURCES TO ONLY DURING EXTREME
EVENTS. ADDRESSES CONCERNS FROM
SOME BARBED NATIVE TRIES BUT
CONFORMING WITH EXISTING LAW ON
TRIBAL CONSULTATIONS, AND IT
EXPANDS ELIGIBILITY FOR DEMAND
RESPONSE PROGRAM. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE ON A B 209 THANK
YOU, MR KING AND MR FONG. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS I RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO A B 209.
CERTAINLY THE ISSUE OF ENERGY
HAS DOMINATED THE DISCUSSIONS
THIS WEEK, AND IT'S CERTAINLY
DOMINATED DISCUSSIONS HERE ON
THE FLOOR. IT TAKES A LOT OF
POWER TO, UH, TO MOVE OUR STATE
AND POWER, OUR ECONOMY AND THE
PUSH TO ELECTRIFY WHILE IT
SOUNDS GOOD, STRANGE THE GRID.
WE CERTAINLY ARE SEEING THAT
RIGHT NOW AS WE GO THROUGH THESE
FLEX ALERTS AND THE IMPACT ON
EVERYDAY CALIFORNIANS. AND THIS
BILL HAS MISPLACED PRIORITIES
CONTINUES TO PICK WINNERS AND
LOSERS FOR THE SAKE OF AN
INCONSISTENT ENERGY AGENDA THAT
PUTS OUR ENERGY SUPPLY AT RISK.
THIS THE SINGULAR FOCUS OF ONE
SOURCE OF ENERGY OR RESULT IN
BLACKOUTS. WE'RE SEEING THAT
RISK RIGHT NOW. SO WHEN WE TALK
IF YOU WANT TO PRIORITIZE
RELIABILITY. WE'RE GOING IN THE
WRONG DIRECTION. AND IF YOU WANT
TO PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY,
ESPECIALLY IN THE ENERGY SPACE,
WE'RE GOING IN THE WRONG
DIRECTION, AND WE NEED TO LOOK
OURSELVES IN THE MIRROR AND
EXAMINE WHAT WE'RE DOING,
BECAUSE THE POLICIES THAT WE'RE
IMPLEMENTING AND THAT WE'RE
PASSING RIGHT HERE AT THIS VERY
MOMENT IS GOING TO DO DAMAGE.
SIGNIFICANT REAL WORLD
CONSEQUENCES TO HARD WORKING
CALIFORNIANS URGED A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG, SAYING NO
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THE ATOM WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THE END RESULT. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. QUIL. CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU THE VOTE WAS 52 NOS 15.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE.
THIS IS SET UP ARMY ASSEMBLY
BILL 2 11 A B 2 11. THE CLERK
WILL READ THE BILL TO 11 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUDGET AND
ACTIVATING THE PUBLIC RESOURCES
AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY BE RELATED TO THE
BUDGET. AND MR TING. OKAY THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 2 11 IS OUR
OMNIBUS RESOURCES BUDGET TRAILER
BILL THAT ALLOCATES 1.4 BILLION
FOR THE 2021 BUDGET. THAT WE
HAVE PREVIOUSLY AGREED ON IN
JUNE. IT'S 787 MILLION FOR
DROUGHT AND WILD WATER
RESILIENCE, 30 MILLION FOR
WILDFIRES AND 619 MILLION FOR
ZERO EMISSION VEHICLES THAT
OUTLINED SOME FUTURE YOUR
APPROPRIATIONS, PART OF A THREE
YEAR CLIMATE PACKAGE. IT ALSO
STREAMLINES WILDFIRE PERMITTING
BY EXPENDING AN EXISTING SEQUEL
EXEMPTION FOR FIVE YEARS FOR
PROJECTS ON FEDERAL LAND. THEY
HAVE A FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL
REVIEW AND EXTENDS THE SUNSET ON
OUR PLASTIC MARKET DEVELOPMENT
PAYMENTS AND PROVIDES EQUALITY.
INCENTIVE PAYMENT FOR CLEANER
BOTTLE BILL BOTTLE BILL BALES AT
CURBSIDE AND INCREASES PESTICIDE
PENALTIES TO KEEP UP WITH
INFLATION AND RESTORES THE
DEPARTMENT OF PESTICIDE
REGULATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE
PENALTY AUTHORITY. FOR PESTICIDE
VIOLATIONS WITH THAT I RESPECT
FOR US FOR I VOTE ON A B 2 11.
THANK YOU, MR TANG. AND MR FONG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE IN OPPOSITION TO A V 2 11.
THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT COMPONENTS
OF THIS BUDGET BILL THAT WE NEED
TO EXAMINE VERY CLOSELY FIRST ON
THE WILDFIRE PREVENTION SIDE.
THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS
OF MONEY WHEN IT COMES TO OFFER
PREVENTION. UNFORTUNATELY,
THERE'S NO TRANSPARENCY. SO WHEN
WE LOOK AT HOW WE DEFINE SUCCESS
WHEN IT COMES TO OFFER
PREVENTION IF YOU ASK THE NEW
ADMINISTRATION, IF YOU ASK
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, THEY ONLY
DEFINED SUCCESS ON THE AMOUNT OF
MONEY BEING SPENT. BUT WE DEFINE
SUCCESS AND WE HAVE TO DEFINE
SUCCESS BASED ON THE AMOUNT OF
ACRES TREATED AND THE AMOUNT OF
PREVENTION THAT'S BEING DONE.
AND SO CONTINUE TO THROW
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF MONEY,
WHICH IS NOT OUR MONEY BUT
PRECIOUS TAXPAYER DOLLARS INTO A
SYSTEM THAT WE HAVE NO
ACCOUNTABILITY AND NO
TRANSPARENCY IS SOMETHING THAT
WE SHOULD CERTAINLY BE CONCERNED
ABOUT. AND ALSO IF YOU WANT TO
LOOK AT THE TWO CRITICAL
COMPONENTS THAT OF THE CENTRAL
VALLEY, BUT CERTAINLY THAT'S
IMPORTANT TO THE STATE IS DO WE
VALUE FOOD PRODUCTION? DO WE
VALUE ENERGY, ENERGY PRODUCTION
IN OUR STATE, AND IF YOU DO, YOU
SHOULD BE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT
THE REGULATIONS THAT ARE BEING
IMPOSED BY THE AGENCIES ARE
BEING FUNDED. WE ARE WHERE WE
ARE. ALLOWING CAL JAM AND
DEPARTMENT OF PESTICIDE
REGULATION TO IMPOSE EVEN MORE
MANDATES AND REGULATIONS. UM AND
THAT'S CERTAINLY SOMETHING THAT
WILL HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS.
WHEN CALIFORNIA FAMILIES ARE
STRUGGLING MEMBERS IRISH NO
VOTE. SEE NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION. ON THE ITEM. CLARK
WELL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS,
FOLKS. DESIRE TO VOTE ALL MY
RICH PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL YOU
ABOUT 35 NOS. EIGHT SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
WITHOUT OBJECTION, IMMEDIATE
TRANSMITTAL TO THE GOVERNOR OF
ALL BUDGET ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN
TAKEN UP. ON THIS FLOOR TODAY.
OKAY MEMBERS. WE HAVE ADDITIONAL
ITEMS THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE
TAKING UP. THIS IS. FORMERLY
KNOWN AS ITEM NUMBER ONE. THIS
IS SENATE BILL 774. HERTZBERG
PRESENTED BY MR STONE. THIS IS
SENATE BILL 774. WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO FILE CLERK. WELL
READ. SENATE BILL 7 74 BY
CENTER, HERTZBERG AND ACCOLADES
OF VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. MR
STONE, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR HERZBERG. I'M HAPPY
TO PRESENT SP 774. WE PASSED A
LAW LAST YEAR THAT WAS MEANT TO
SHUT DOWN FRAUDULENT USE OF
SERVICE ANIMALS. EMOTIONAL
SUPPORT ANIMALS, HOWEVER.
THERE'S THE WAY THAT THAT WORKS
DOES NOT WORK FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE
HOMELESS. WHAT THIS BILL DOES
BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE A
TYPICAL MEDICAL HOME THAT MOST
OTHER PEOPLE DO THIS BILL
REALIGNS THE MECHANISM SO
SOMEONE WHO IS HOMELESS AND TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF AN EMOTIONAL
SUPPORT ANIMAL AND WITH THAT I
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE ON SB 774.
THANK YOU, MR STONE. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLL
ALL MEMBERS PHONE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL CLOSER ROLE. AND
TELL YOU THE VOTE. 50 NO. ZERO
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS. WE
ARE GOING TO MOVE TO TAKE UP.
FILE ITEMS 74. ON SENATE FILE
AND I'M 74. ALSO, MR STONE. THIS
IS S B. 11 78 AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 11 78 BY
SENATOR RADFORD ACCOLADE AND
SENTENCING DECLARING THE URGENCY
THEIR OFFICE TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY, MR STONE THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I'M HAPPY TO
PRESENT SB 11 78 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR BRADFORD. WHAT THIS BILL
DOES IS A DELETES THE SUNSET,
WHICH IS COMING UP THIS NOVEMBER
FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO MOVE A
VERY MINOR FELONY TO BE A
MISDEMEANOR. THIS IS A PROGRAM
THAT HAS WORKED VERY
SUCCESSFULLY UNDER PROP 47. AND
THERE'S NO NEED. THE COURTS HAVE
SAVED A LOT OF MOEY. IT SAVED A
LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT FOR
PEOPLE DOING THESE SENTENCE
CONVERSIONS AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR I VOTE ON THE BILL 11
78. THANK YOU, MR STONE.SEEN NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS TAKES. 54
ON THE URGENCY.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS FOR THE DESIRED
ABOUT.
THIS WILL TAKE TWO TOUCHDOWNS.
SCRATCH THAT. MORE THAN THAT. I
CAN'T DO MATH AT THIS HOUR.
MR CUNNINGHAM'S CORRECTING ME.
TWO TOUCHDOWNS. THREE TOUCHDOWNS
AND A FIELD GOAL. THANK YOU,
SIR.
MR STILL MOVES A CALL. MEMBERS
THIS IS FILE ITEM 70. SEVEN.
SENATE BILL 12 62 AND THE CLERK
WILL READ SENATE BILL 12 62 BY
CENTER BRADFORD AND ACTUALLY IN
THE COURTS. MR MONTI'S YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
SENATE BILL 12 62 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR BRADFORD IN MAY OF 2021
DECISION WAS RENDERED IN THE
CASE OF ALL OF US OR NONE VERSUS
HAMRICK BY THE FOURTH DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEALS AND THAT
REALLY, THE COURT REQUIRED THE
REMOVAL OF TWO IDENTIFIES FROM
PUBLIC COURT RECORD AND
COMPLIANCE WITH THAT DECISION.
MANY COURTS HAVE SINCE REMOVED
THE ABILITY TO SEARCH AND FILTER
RECORDS BASED ON DATA BIRTH. OR
DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER. AS A
RESULT, INDIVIDUALS WHO NEED TO
UNDERGO A BACKGROUND CHECK
PROCESS TO SECURE WORKER HOUSING
AND WHO I WILLINGLY PROVIDED
THESE ADDITIONAL IDENTIFIERS FOR
THAT PURPOSE OR HAVING THEIR
APPLICATIONS DELAYED OR ENDED
ENTIRELY BECAUSE OF THE
BACKGROUND CHECK PROCESS. THIS
DELAY DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTS
. APPLICANTS WILL COME IN NAMES
AND PREVENTS THESE INDIVIDUALS
FROM BEING ABLE TO SECURE WORKER
HOUSING ON A TIMELY BASIS. BY
PROHIBITING THE USE OF THESE
IDENTIFIES WHEN SEARCHING THE
HAMMER. HAMRICK DECISION TOO
OFTEN FORCES DELAYS IN THE
COMPLICATION. COMPLETION EXCUSE
ME A BACKGROUND CHECKS. THIS
MEANS THAT THERE WILL BE DELAYS
IN A JOB APPLICANT SUBMISSION
BEING PROCESSED EVEN IF THE
APPLICANT WILLINGLY PROVIDED
THESE ADDITIONAL IDENTIFIERS,
SUCH AS THEIR DATE OF BIRTH AND
DRIVER LICENSE NUMBER FOR THE
PURPOSE OF A BACKGROUND CHECK.
SB 12 62 SIMPLY RETURN TO COURT
RECORDS ACCESS TO WHAT IT HAS
BEEN FOR THE PAST TWO DECADES
BEFORE THE 2021 HAMMERING
DECISION AND ALLOWS FOR TIMELY
COMPLETION OF BACKGROUND CHECKS
THAT WILL FACILITATE
CALIFORNIANS APPLICATIONS FOR
EMPLOYMENT OR HOUSING OR
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS CERVANTES.
SEEN NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THE ITEM. CLERK WILL OPEN THE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE
TO VOTE.
MR VONTAZE MOVES THE COUGH.
WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP. FILE
ITEM ONE. OH, SIX. THIS IS FILE
ITEM ONE. OH, SIX. S C, A NUMBER
TWO. AND THIS IS MR ALLEN'S
MEASURE. MR KALRA WILL BE
PRESENTING THE CLERK WILL READ
THE SENATE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT TO BY SENATOR ALLEN
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECTS. MR
KALRA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS IS THIS CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT PLACES A MEASURE ON A
FUTURE STATEWIDE BALLOT ASKING
VOTERS TO REPEAL ARTICLE 34 OF
CALIFORNIA'S CONSTITUTION
APPROVED BY VOTERS IN 1950
ARTICLE, 34 REQUIRES A MAJORITY
APPROVAL BY THE VOTERS OF A CITY
OR COUNTY TO DEVELOP CONSTRUCTOR
REQUIRE A PUBLICLY FUNDED THE
RENT HOUSING PROJECT. CALIFORNIA
HAS ONLY 22 AFFORDABLE AND
AVAILABLE RENTAL HOMES FOR EVERY
100 EXTREMELY LOW INCOME
HOUSEHOLDS. NEARLY 40% OF
CALIFORNIA HAS LIVED NEAR OR
BELOW THE POVERTY LINE. A
MAJORITY OF THE STATES, RENTERS
SPEND MORE THAN 30% OF THEIR
INCOME ON HOUSING. NEARLY ONE
THIRD SPEND MORE THAN HALF TOO
MANY PEOPLE ARE ONE MISSED
PAYCHECK AWAY FROM HOMELESSNESS.
IN THE SEVEN DECADES AS ARTICLE
34 WAS ESTABLISHED, CALIFORNIA'S
VOTERS HAVE TIME AND AGAIN MADE
IT CLEAR THAT THY WANT THEIR
LEADERS TO DO BETTER BY THOSE
WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO AFFORD
HOUSING. SUPPORTING BALLOT
MEASURES THAT DEDICATE HUNDREDS
OF MILLIONS IN TAXPAYER DOLLARS
ARE TACKLING THE HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS CRISIS. THE STATE
OWES IT TO ALL TAXPAYERS TO USE
THE MONEY AS EFFICIENTLY AS
POSSIBLE, AS CH TWO HAS ENJOYED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN EACH
COMMITTEE AND HAS NO REGISTERED
NO VOTES AND NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR CALDEIRA. SAYING
NO. MEMBER SEEKING RECOGNITION
ON THE ITEM. THIS IS A TRUE
THIRDS VOTE. CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS TAKES 54.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE HER ROLE.
TIED THE VOTE. IT IS 56. NO.
ZERO THAT MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM. 108 SENATE
BILL 2 60. AND THE CLERK WILL
READ. THE SENATE BILL 2 60 BY
SENATOR WEINER AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE GREENHOUSE
GASSES. MR GARCIA. THANK YOU
MEMBERS. SP 2 60. THE CLIMATE
CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
WILL REQUIRE ALL US BASED
COMPANIES WHERE OVER $1 BILLION
IN ANNUAL REVENUE, WHO DO
BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA TO REPORT
THEIR FULL GREENHOUSE GAS
FOOTPRINT AND THE CALIFORNIA TO
THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES
BOARD. AFTER THIS IS CLOSURE,
CARBON WILL BE REQUIRED TO
PROVIDE A REPORT ON THESE
ENTITIES. THIS REPORT WILL
INCLUDE A ROADMAP FOR NECESSARY
CORPORATE EMISSION REDUCTIONS
THAT ALIGN WITH THE GOLA KEEPING
WARMING LEVELS BELOW 1.5 DEGREES
CELSIUS. REON PREINDUSTRIAL
LEVELS. THIS REPORT WILL ALSO
INCLUDE REASONABLE ESTIMATES FOR
2030 AND 2045 EMISSION LEVELS IN
CALIFORNIA'S CLIMATE. AND CLEAN
ENERGY. GOALS. SP TWO SIXTIES
NECESSARY AND A BOLT THAT
FORWARD TO ENSURE THAT WE'RE NOT
ONLY HIT OUR CURRENT CLIMATE
GOALS BUT HAVE THE NECESSARY
DATA AND INFORMATION TO SET NEW
STANDARDS AND GOALS. YOU CAN'T
REGULATE WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW AND
AS A STATE CONTINUES TO CURB ITS
EMISSIONS ACROSS SECTORS, WE
NEED TO HAVE A CLEAR IDEA OF
WHAT IS WORKING AND WHAT IS
REMAINING TO DO WITH THAT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. ON THE
ITEM. CAREFUL, OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS FIGHTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS. FEDERER'S ALREADY
ABOUT.
MS GARCIA WAS THE CALL.
MEMBERS. WE HAVE. A NUMBER OF.
ASSEMBLY ITEMS TO TAKE UP. AT
THIS TIME. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO
FILE. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE
MEMBERS. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
2091. BYE, MISS BONTA.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 2091. AND
THE CLERK WILL READ 2091 BY A
SEMI REMEDIA, BONTA AND OTHERS
RELATING TO INFORMATION
DISCLOSURE TO CLEAR THE URGENCY
OF TEXTRACT IMMEDIATELY TO YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. A B 2091 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. SENATE AMENDMENTS
FURTHER STRENGTHEN AND TIGHTEN
THIS BILL THAT WILL ALLOW
ESSENTIAL PRIVACY RIGHTS FOR
PEOPLE SEEKING SENSITIVE
SERVICES IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. WITH THE OVERTURNING
OF ROE V. WADE IT IS ESSENTIAL
NOW, MORE THAN EVER THAT WE
IMPROVE ABORTION ACCESS AND
STRENGTHEN PRIVACY PROTECTIONS
FOR THOSE SEEKING SENSITIVE
SERVICES. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR PONTA.
SAYING NO DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE
ON THE ITEM CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. I'VE NEVER SMOKED. DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS TAKES 54.
CLARK. WELL I GOT YOU. HERC WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY. THE
VOTE IS 55 NOS 13. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE THIS
IS A B 21 OH, SEVEN BY MINISTER
FLORA AND THE CLERK WILL READ
SOME PEOPLE, 21 OH, SEVEN BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLOOR AND
ACTUALLY IN THE CLINICAL
LABORATORIES DECLARED ASIAN CITY
OF SECRETARY IMMEDIATELY, MR
FLORA. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A
B 21. OH, SEVEN IS BACK FROM THE
SENATE WITH AMENDMENTS.
AMENDMENTS WERE JUST SATISFY CD
PH AS WELL AS THE OPPOSITION TO
THE BILL AND RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
FLORA, SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE ITEM CLERK GLOBAL,
THE ROLE. DRAMATIC PAUSE. ALL
MEMBERS, FOLKS. WHAT IS THAT
ABOUT ALL MEMBERS VOTE DECIDE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS OUT TO
VOTE.
OR QUELL. THOSE ARE ALL TIED THE
VOTE. I 65 NO. ZERO SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THIS
IS WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 26 BY MS
CALDERON. AND THE CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 26 26 BY SOMEBODY
RECALLED AROUND AN ACCOLADE AND
HEALING ARTS. THEY CLEARLY
INTERESTED IN EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. MS CALDERON. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. MAYBE 26 26 IS
BACK FOR CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS INCORPORATE TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE FROM THE DEPARTMENT
OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS AND ADDRESS
THE CHAPTER. RING OUT CONFLICT.
THANK YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS CALDERON. SEEING NO MEMBER
SEEKING RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM.
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS TAKES 54.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE YOUR ROLE AND
TELL YOU ABOUT THIS, 56 NOTES
15. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN THIS IS WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO FILE A B 27 98 BY
MR FONG. VINCE. CLERK WILL READ
THE BILL 27 98 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VINCE VAUGHN
AND ACTUALLY INTO LAND USED TO
CLEARLY SEE THEY'RE UPSET.
CORRECT IMMEDIATELY, MR FONG.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 27 98
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE WILL HELP
US ADDRESS SUPPLY JANE
CONGESTION AMENDMENTS WERE
TAKING THE SENATE AS WE WORKED
WITH THE PORTS OF LONG BEACH AND
LOS ANGELES. THE POLICY
COMMITTEES INVOLVED IN THE
CALIFORNIA LABOR FEDERATION
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION. OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM IN THE ROLE. MEMBERS. PHOTO
DECIDED TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. HER DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL CLOSER ROLE AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I 62 NO. ZERO
SENATE. AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. AND THIS IS WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO FILE ASSEMBLY BILL
9 20.
THAT REFERENCE TO FILE A B NINE.
20 AND THE CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 9 20 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
AGRICULTURE, CURRY AND OTHER
SNACKS LIKE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
TO COMMUNITY OURSELVES. THAT
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. MRS
AGUIAR-CURRY, MR CHAIRMAN AND
MEMBERS THEY'D BE 9 20 ALLOWS
CALIFORNIA CRAFT DISTILLERS TO
CONTINUE TO SHIFT THEIR PRODUCTS
DIRECTLY TO CONSUMERS, JUST LIKE
THE WINE AND BEER INDUSTRIES BY
EXTENDING THE GOVERNOR'S
PANDEMIC EXECUTIVE ORDER BY ONE
YEAR, EVERY 19 9 20 IS NEEDED
IMMEDIATELY BECAUSE ABC IS
REGULATORY RELIEF ENDED ON MARCH
31ST. AND CALIFORNIA'S CRAFT
DISTILLERS HAVE ALREADY FACED
LAYOFFS AND CLOSURES. AS A
RESULT, CRAFT DISTILLERS HAVE
BEEN LOSING MONEY EVERY DAY
SINCE MARCH, 31ST BECAUSE OF
DIRECT TO CONSUMER SHIPPING,
MADE UP 25 TO 30% OF THEIR
REVENUE DURING THE HEALTH
EMERGENCY. TOURISM AND IN PERSON
PURCHASES AT THE TASTING ROOMS
ARE STILL DOWN BECAUSE OF COVID
ECONOMY AND INFLATION AND THE
ADDITION AND THE ADDITIONAL WILL
ALLOW THEM TO MAINTAIN SALES.
AND WE'RE NO LONGER TERM
SOLUTIONS THE COMING YEAR. I ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
AGUIAR-CURRY. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THE ATOM.
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS STARTED
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRED ABOUT THIS TAKES 54.
ON THE URGENCY. CLAUSE. ALL
MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL CLOSE. THE ROLE.
TELL YOU ABOUT 64 NO. ZERO THE
URGENCY AS 64 0 ON THE MEASURES
SENATE AMENDMENTS OR CONCURRED
IN.
OKAY, MEMBERS. WE. ARE MOVING TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM NUMBER 19.
THIS FILE ITEM. 19 ASSEMBLY BILL
22. 36. BYE, MR LOWE. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 20 TO
36 BY ASSUMING EVEN BELOW AN
ACCOLADE AND HEALING ARTS. MR
LOW, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES A B 20 TO 36 IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE, HELPING TO
ENSURE THAT WE PROVIDE
ADDITIONAL HEALTHCARE ACCESS,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR OUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LOWE AND DR
WEBBER. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
MEMBERS. DR WEBBER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I WAS, UM. TALKING WITH
MY STAFF EARLIER TODAY AND I
THINK THIS IS THE FIRST TIME
THAT I'M ACTUALLY GOING TO RISE
AND SPEAK IN OPPOSITION OF A
BILL. YEAH AND, UM. I THINK IT
JUST POINTS OUT THE
SIGNIFICANCE. OF THIS. USUALLY
IF I OPPOSE SOMETHING, I'LL JUST
STAY OFF. REALLY VOTE NO, AND
DEFINITELY NOT SPEAK AGAINST IT.
THIS BILL THAT'S ON CONCURRENCE
. IT'S NOT THE BILL. THAT WE
VOTED OFF OF THE ASSEMBLY FLOOR.
IT WAS AMENDED. ON AUGUST 25TH.
IN THE SENATE. AND THIS BILL IS
MUCH MORE DANGEROUS. THEN THE
ORIGINAL ONE THAT WE DID.
BEFORE. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
PATIENT SAFETY. AND THE SAFETY
OF ALL RESIDENTS OF CALIFORNIA.
IT'S NOT A QUESTION ABOUT SCOPE
OF PRACTICE. IT'S NOT A QUESTION
FOR ME IF OPTOMETRIST SHOULD DO
SURGICAL PROCEDURES. THEY
SHOULD. BUT IT'S A QUESTION
ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF TRAINING
HANDS ON LIVE TRAINING. THAT
SOMEONE SHOULD DO BEFORE WE
ALLOW THEM TO GO OUT AND
PRACTICE INDEPENDENTLY. SO THIS
BILL DETERMINES THE MINIMUM
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR AN
OPTHAMOLOGIST BEFORE THEY ARE
LICENSED TO PRACTICE
INDEPENDENTLY AND LET'S COMPARE
WHAT THIS BILL SAYS THEY MUST
DO. TO WHAT WE REQUIRE OF OUR
OPHTHALMOLOGY RESIDENTS. SO THEY
SAY IN THIS BILL, YOU ONLY HAVE
TO DO EIGHT LASER TREK. REBECCA
LOPA, THESE. BUT OUR
OPHTHALMOLOGY RESIDENTS HAVE TO
DO 50. THEY'RE SAYING THAT YOU
HAVE TO DO EIGHT LASER. CAPITAL
OUT OF ME, BUT ARE OPHTHALMOLOGY
RESIDENTS HAVE TO DO 60. THEY'RE
SAYING THAT THAT ARE
OPTOMETRIST. ONLY HAVE TO DO
FIVE LASER I READ OUT AMIS, BUT
OUR OPHTHALMOLOGY RESIDENTS MUST
DO 23 BEFORE THEY ARE LICENSED
TO PRACTICE ON THEIR OWN. THE
MOST CONCERNING ONE IS THAT THE
MOST COMPLICATED PROCEDURE THAT
EVERYBODY AGREES ON IN THIS BILL
, YOU ONLY HAVE TO DO ONE TIME.
ONE TIME. BEFORE YOUR LICENSE TO
GO OUT AND PRACTICE
INDEPENDENTLY. IT'S NOT A MATTER
OF SCOPE OF PRACTICE. IT'S A
MATTER OF SAFETY. AND YOU LEARN
HOW TO DO IT BASED ON THE AMOUNT
OF TIMES THAT YOU THAT YOU DO IT
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF SOMEONE
WHO IS ALREADY LICENSED TO DO
IT. AND I WILL TELL YOU THIS AS
A SURGEON, AND I DO BELIEVE I'M
PROBABLY THE ONLY SURGEON ON
THIS FLOOR. THERE IS NOT ONE
PROCEDURE THAT I DO THAT I HAVE
ONLY HAD TO DO ONE TIME BEFORE I
WAS OKAY TO GO OUT AND DO IT ON
MY OWN. WHETHER IT'S A VERY
SIMPLE BASIC PROCEDURE THAT I'M
DOING IN THE OFFICE OR A
COMPLICATED RECONSTRUCTIVE
PROCEDURE. I HAVE HAD TO DO IT
MULTIPLE TIMES UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF SOMEONE WHO HAD
DONE IT BEFORE. ONE TIME IS NOT
ENOUGH. THERE'S ANOTHER ISSUE
WITH THIS BILL. THERE'S NO AGE
REQUIREMENT. SO YOU CAN
PRACTICE. YOU'RE EIGHT
PROCEDURES ON ADULT PATIENTS.
AND THEN GO OUT AND DO IT ON
PEDIATRIC PATIENTS IN THIS BILL.
AND LET ME BE CLEAR ARE UP THE
MOLOCH GIST. NOT ONLY AFTER THEY
FINISHED THEIR MEDICAL SCHOOL.
AND THEY FINISH THEIR YEAR OF
INTERNING, AND THEN THEY
FINISHED THEIR THREE YEARS OF
OPHTHALMOLOGY RESIDENCY. THEY
HAVE TO DO ANOTHER YEAR OF
PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGY, AT
LEAST ANOTHER YEAR OF PEDIATRIC
OPHTHALMOLOGY TRAINING BECAUSE
ADULS AND CHILDREN ARE
DIFFERENT. AFTER MY FOUR YEARS
OF MED SCHOOL AND FOUR YEARS OF
O B G Y N RESIDENCY, I DID TWO
YEARS OF PEDIATRIC AND
ADOLESCENT GYNECOLOGY FELLOWSHIP
TRAINING SO THAT I COULD OPERATE
ON CHILDREN. THERE IS NO
DISCUSSION ABOUT THIS. AND THIS
BILL. AND I KNOW THAT WE TALK A
LOT ABOUT WHAT WE CAN PASS IT
AND WE CAN COME BACK AND WE CAN
FIX IT LATER. THERE IS NO NEED
FOR US TO PASS THE BILL THAT IS
THIS DANGEROUS TODAY. 30 SECONDS
WHEN WE CAN CONTINUE TO WORK ON
IT, AND I UNDERSTAND THAT MY
FRIEND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HAS BEEN
WORKING ON THIS FOR A LONG TIME.
BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT WE
JUST PASSED SOMETHING AND TRY TO
FIX IT LATER. WE NEED TO FIX IT
BEFORE WE PASS IT AND I WILL END
WITH THIS. WOULD YOU LET SOMEONE
OPERATE ON YOU? WHO HAD ONLY
DONE THE PROCEDURE ONCE IN ORDER
TO BE LICENSED? WOULD YOU LET
SOMEONE OPERATE ON YOUR CHILD OR
YOUR GRANDCHILD WHO HAD NOT DONE
IT AT ALL IN THEIR TRAINING
BEFORE THEY WERE LICENSED, AND
IF YOU WOULD NOT ALLOW THAT TO
HAPPEN TO YOURSELF, YOUR MOTHER
, YOUR FATHER, YOUR SISTER, YOUR
BROTHER, YOUR CHILD, YOUR NIECE
, YOUR NEPHEW. THEN I
RESPECTFULLY ASK THAT YOU VOTE
NO. OH, ON THIS, BILL. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, DR WEBBER.
SAYING. DOCTOR WOULD RAISE HIS
MICROPHONE. DOCTOR WOULD YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED YES. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS AND I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL. UM MANY OF
YOU HAVE BEEN AROUND LONG ENOUGH
TO REMEMBER THAT I WAS ENGAGED
IN A SCOPE OF PRACTICE BATTLE.
FOR NURSE PRACTITIONERS, AND I
WAS TOLD YOU CAN LEAVE OUT ALL
THE SURGICAL PROCEDURES THAT ARE
THAT ARE MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
DIEGO AREA. REFERENCED. BUT
PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING ELSE, SHE
SAID WAS SIMILAR. PEOPLE ARE
GONNA IT WAS A PUBLIC SAFETY
ISSUE. PEOPLE WERE GOING TO, YOU
KNOW, BE AT RISK. THAT IS THE
SAME THING WE HEAR EVERY TIME
THERE IS A SCOPE OF PRACTICE
ISSUE. WE BACK IN? OH, EIGHT. I
BELIEVE IT WAS GONNA BE A BIG
DEAL FOR OPTOMETRIST TO PUT
EYEDROPS IN PEOPLE'S EYES. AYE
DROPS. BACK UP FOR A SECOND AND
UNDERSTAND WHY WE'RE EVEN HERE
HAVING THESE KINDS OF
DISCUSSIONS. PEOPLE HAVE A HARD
TIME ACCESSING SERVICES LIKE
THIS. I'M IN A RURAL AREA. THE
REASON I DID THEN NURSE
PRACTITIONERS. SCOPE OF PRACTICE
BILL WAS BECAUSE WE COULDN'T GET
WE AND WE STILL CAN'T GET ENOUGH
PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS TO THE
AREA THAT I LIVE IN THE AREA
THAT I REPRESENT. THE REALITY IS
AND I THINK THE OPPOSITION WOULD
LIKE YOU TO THINK THAT EVERY
OPTOMETRIST IS GOING TO DO THESE
PROCEDURES AND THE REALITY IS
IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO BE A VERY
SMALL NUMBER OF THE MOST
TALENTED OPTOMETRIST WHO ARE
EVEN GOING TO ENDEAVOR TO DO
THIS. THE OPPOSITION. WHEN I RAN
THE NURSES, NURSE PRACTITIONERS
BUILT MADE IT SOUND LIKE EVERY
NURSE PRACTITIONER IN THE STATE
WAS GOING TO DO THIS, BUT THE
REALITY IS T
ACTUALLY GOES INTO EFFECT, IT'S
GOING TO BE A SMALL NUMBER. OF
NURSE PRACTITIONERS THAT
PROBABLY ACTUALLY TRY TO DO
THIS. THE BOOGEYMAN IS ALWAYS
THERE AND WITH ALL DUE RESPECT
IT IS REALLY DIFFICULT. THERE'S
NO NO LEVEL OF TRAINING. BY THE
OPPOSITION WILL BE ACCEPTABLE
UNLESS IT IS EXACTLY EQUIVALENT
TO AN M D. AND I WOULD I WOULD
ARGUE THAT THAT ISN'T
NECESSARILY THE BAR THAT WE NEED
TO SET. YOU KNOW, I REMEMBER
WHEN I WAS PRACTICING DENTISTRY
AND WE WERE CONCERNED ABOUT
DENTAL HYGIENIST, ACTUALLY
PROVIDING CARE AND NURSING
HOMES. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE. THE
REALITY WAS ONE OF THE REASONS
THEY WERE DOING. THAT WAS
BECAUSE DENTISTS WOULDN'T GO
INTO NURSING HOMES. WE ALSO HAVE
WE HAVE A HUGE ACCESS PROBLEM IN
THE STATE, A THIRD OF OUR
POPULATIONS ON MEDICAL A THIRD
OF OUR POPULATION. BUT 85% OF
OPTOMETRISTS EXCEPT MEDICAL. I'M
PRETTY SURE THAT THAT NUMBER IS
WAY SMALLER FOR UP
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS. WAY SMALLER. I
HAD MY WAY. EVERY MEDICAL
PROVIDER IN EVERY FIELD WOULD
ACCEPT SOME MEDICAL ACCEPT SOME
RESPONSIBILITY TO TAKE CARE OF
THE POOREST. THE PEOPLE WHO NEED
TO CARE THE MOST IN THIS STATE,
AND THEN WE WOULDN'T HAVE THE
SCOPE BATTLES. BUT THEY DON'T.
AND THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS
WE'RE HERE. WE NEED TO HAVE
PEOPLE GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PRACTICE TO THE LEVEL THAT THEY
CAN. IS THIS A PERFECT BILL?
PROBABLY NOT. IS A NURSE
PRACTITIONER BILL. I DID
PROBABLY PERFECT PROBABLY NOT.
BUT IT'S REALLY HARD TO WORK
WITH THE OPPOSITION ON THESE
THINGS, BECAUSE QUITE FRANKLY,
THEY MOVED THE GOALPOSTS. YOU
GET TO A POINT WHERE YOU THINK
YOU'VE GOT AN AGREEMENT AND THEY
MOVE THE GOALPOSTS OUT AGAIN.
OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
THIS ISN'T A BILL THAT STARTED
THIS YEAR. THIS GOES BACK MANY
YEARS. DR ED HERNANDEZ, THE
CHAIR OF THE SENATE HEALTH
WORKED ON THIS ISSUE. OTHER
PEOPLE HAVE WORKED ON THIS
ISSUE. IT. IT'S FRUSTRATING.
IT'S CHALLENGING. THE REALITY IS
THAT PEOPLE ARE STRUGGLING TO
GET CARE. AND THEY CAN'T GET THE
CARE. AND PEOPLE WILL SAY, OH,
THERE'S YOU'RE NOT GOING TO HAVE
TO LEVELS OF CARE IN THE STATE.
WE ALREADY HAVE TWO LEVELS OF
CARE IN THE STATE PEOPLE WHO CAN
GET CARE AND PEOPLE WHO CAN'T
AND IF AN OPTOMETRIST WANTS TO
TAKE THE EXTRA TRAINING AND
DEVELOP SKILLS TO BE ABLE TO
PROVIDE A SERVICE THAT OTHERS
WON'T AND GOD BLESS HIM. AND
THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE EFFORT.
I HOPE YOU THINK ABOUT THE BIG
PICTURE HERE. AND REALIZED THAT
EVERYTHING WE DO IN THIS
BUILDING CAN BE CHANGED. MAYBE
IT'S A TWO THIRDS VOTE. MAYBE
IT'S A 41 VOTE BILL. EVERYTHING
WE CAN DO CAN BE CHANGED. AND I
BELIEVE THE AUTHOR WE'LL
CONTINUE TO WORK ON THIS AND
THERE ISN'T THIS ISN'T GOING TO
HAPPEN OVERNIGHT. IF THERE ARE
THINGS THAT ARE NOT UP TO SNUFF
, AND THERE ARE THINGS THAT
CONTINUE TO BE WORKING ON THIS,
I BELIEVE HE WILL CONTINUE TO DO
THAT AND MAKE THIS SO THAT IT IS
IT IS THE TOP NOTCH BILL IN THE
COUNTRY. I RESPECT THE AUTHOR ON
THIS. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. DOCTOR
WOULD MR VOEPEL, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF A B 20 TO 36. I'LL
BE VERY BRIEF. UM ONE INPUT. IS
RISK MANAGEMENT. ANY OPTOMETRIST
THAT. DOES THESE PROCEDURES WILL
HAVE TO INCREASE THEIR
MALPRACTICE INSURANCE. THEY MAY
HAVE TO LOOK INTO A ARIZONA
MISSIONS WRITER. THEY WILL BE
SCRUTINIZED BY THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES, AND THEY WILL BE AT
HIGHER RISK AND PAY HIGHER
PREMIUMS. SO THIS WILL BE SELF
POLICING. WITH BETWEEN THE
ATTORNEYS AND THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES. THIS WILL BE SAFE IN
MY OPINION. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR FOR HELL. AND MISS MAKIN
ER YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. MR CHAIR
MEMBERS RISE TO OPPOSE THIS BILL
. UM I BELIEVE THAT WE HAVE TO
BRING OUR HEALTHCARE UP. WE
SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWING UNSAFE
PROCEDURES BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE
ENOUGH DOCTORS. WE HAVE TO BRING
OUR HEALTHCARE STANDARDS UP. WE
HAVE TO BRING THEM UP, YOU GUYS
BECAUSE WEALTHY PEOPLE ARE GOING
TO BE ABLE TO GET THESE
PROCEDURES AND THEY'LL GET THEM
IN THE RIGHT WAY. THEY'LL HAVE
THE RIGHT DOCTORS BUT THE
POOREST OF US WHETHER THEY'RE
BLACK, WHITE. LATINO ASIAN. I
THINK I JUST TALKED ABOUT, UM,
BEING COMFORTABLE IN BEING
COMFORTABLE IN OUR SKIN. LOOK
ALL THE POOR PEOPLE AROUND THE
AROUND THE STATE. THEY WILL
SUFFER FROM THIS BILL. I AM
ASKING YOU GUYS TO POST THIS
BILL BECAUSE THERE'S NOT ENOUGH
TRAINING. THIS BILL DOES NOT
FALL SHORT AND TRAINING. IT
DOESN'T ACHIEVE SURGICAL
JUDGMENT OR REGULATORY OVERSIGHT
. I'M ASKING YOU FOR A NO VOTE.
MR MATHIS, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED AT
YOUR DESK. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER
REMEMBERS MANY OF YOU KNOW, I'M
USUALLY A POST TEXTENDING
SCOPE OF PRACTICE. BUT WHEN WE
LOOK AT THE POVERTY ISSUE WHEN
WE LOOK AT THE FACT THAT IN
AREAS LIKE MINE WHERE WE HAVE
OVER 70% OF OUR POPULATION ON
MEDICAL WHEN WE LOOK AT WE HAVE
ONE PROVIDER. THAT DOES THIS
CURRENTLY WITHIN A THREE HOUR
RADIUS. AND MOST OF OUR PEOPLE
GET SENT DOWN TO L A OR
SOMEWHERE ELSE. TO GET THESE
DONE. WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE FACT
THAT IN 17 OTHER STATES IN THE
US WE ALLOW. OR OPTOMETRISTS TO
REMOVE BUMPS AND LUMPS WITH ZERO
NEGATIVE. THINGS HAPPENING.
ZERO. 10. OTHER STATES ALLOW
WAYS ER. WITHOUT ANY NEGATIVE
IMPACTS. AGAIN USUALLY I'M LIKE,
WELL SLOW THE BRAKES. LET'S MAKE
SURE THE PROFESSIONALS DO THIS.
THERE ARE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
. YES THEY'RE NOT THE SAME. AND
IF WE START HAVING PROBLEMS, I'M
SURE WE'LL COME BACK. AND ADD
MORE REQUIREMENTS BECAUSE WE
SEEM TO DO THAT WITH EVERYTHING
ELSE. WELL FOR MY PEOPLE IN THE
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY THAT DON'T
HAVE ACCESS. YOU HAVE TO DRIVE.
UP OVER THE GRAPEVINE CAN'T
AFFORD GAS CAN'T AFFORD ANYTHING
ELSE AND WE'RE GOING TO STILL
CONTINUE TO TELL THESE PEOPLE
THESE IMMIGRANT FARM WORKER
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR. HEY. TOO
BAD YOU DON'T GET THAT HERE. NO.
WE CAN FIX THAT TONIGHT. WE CAN
PROVIDE ACCESS TONIGHT AND WE
CAN MAKE SURE OUR PEOPLE GET THE
SERVICES THEY DESERVE. I ASK YOU
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MATHIS, SAYING NO OTHER MEMBERS
SEEKING RECOGNITION ON THIS
ITEM, MR LOW, YOU MAY CLOSE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES. I FIRST WANT TO
RECOGNIZE THE INCREDIBLE PASSION
AND PERSPECTIVE AND EXPERIENCES
FROM MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN DIEGO
TO PROVIDE US A DEEPER
OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A
CONVERSATION ABOUT HEALTH CARE
IN CALIFORNIA. AND WHILE I
REMEMBER FROM SAN DIEGO. THE
GOOD DOCTOR AND THE GOOD DOCTOR
FROM HEALDSBURG ALSO SPOKE. I'M
NOT GOING TO GET IN BETWEEN TWO
DIFFERENT DOCTORS. BUT WHAT I
WANT TO SAY IS THIS THIS IS NOT
A NEW CONCEPT. EVERY IF.
THANK YOU, MR. PLEASE GIVE
ATTENTION TO MR LOWE. THANK YOU
FOR YOUR INDULGENCE. I KNOW THAT
WE ARE DEEPLY COMMITTED TO
HEALTH CARE IN CALIFORNIA. THERE
HAVE BEEN A NUMBER OF COMMENTS
WITH RESPECT TO THE LEGISLATION
AT HAND. BUT FACTS MATTER. THIS
IS NOT A NEW CONCEPT. SOME OF
THE OPPOSITION HAS STATED THAT
THIS IS A NEW CONCEPT THAT WE'VE
NOT HAD A DISCUSSION BEFORE. AND
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS IN THE
LAST LAST MINUTE? IN FACT, THIS
ITERATION OCCURRED STARTING
BACK. AS OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
HEALDSBURG REFERENCED. OVER FIVE
YEARS AGO. THIS ALSO HAPPENED
WITH OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
BAKERSFIELD WHEN HE WAS THE
CHAIR OF BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS FOR THE MEMBERS WHO
HAVE SERVED ON BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS. WE KNOW HOW
DIFFICULT THESE ISSUES ARE.
COLLEAGUES THIS IS ABOUT PATIENT
CARE. LOOK IT'S EASY NOT TO GET
IN INVOLVED IN SCOPE FIGHTS
BECAUSE OF THE POLITICAL PERIL
THAT EXISTS. THAT'S WHY MOST
PEOPLE DON'T DO IT. BUT I WILL
TELL YOU MANY OF YOU KNOW ME TO
BE AN HONORABLE, DECENT HUMAN
BEING TO PUT THE TIME ENERGY AND
EFFORT TO WORK ON GOOD PUBLIC
POLICY. I HAVE TRAVELED
THROUGHOUT THE STATE MEETING
WITH PRACTITIONERS, INDIVIDUALS
THROUGHOUT, ENSURE THAT WE HAVE
THE BEST POSSIBLE PRODUCT BEFORE
US AND IN FACT WHEN I HAD THE
PRIVILEGE FOUR YEARS AGO AS
CHAIR OF BNP THE ADVOCATES SAID.
NOW YOU'RE IN AN ADVANTAGEOUS
POSITION. YOU SHOULD AUTHOR OF
THIS BILL. MY RESPONSE WAS. I
THINK THERE SHOULD BE A
COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATION WITH
OPPOSITION. THERE SHOULD BE A
MEANINGFUL DIALOGUE WITH THE
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
AND THE OPHTHALMOLOGIST TO HAVE
PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS WITH
THOSE WHO HAVE THE TRAINING TO
BE ABLE TO GET US TO A PRODUCT
THAT WE CAN SUPPORT. IT WAS
REFERENCED EARLIER. OVER THE
PAST FIVE YEARS AGAIN. THE
MEMBER FROM BAKERSFIELD HAD THIS
BILL. THE GOALPOST KEPT MOVING
AND MOVING AND MOVING. THE
OPPOSITION WILL TELL YOU ALL OF
THE DIFFERENT PROBLEMS EVEN IF
WE ADDRESS ONE ISSUE, THEY WOULD
STILL SAY THEY'RE IN OPPOSITION
. REMOVE THE SECOND ISSUE, THERE
WOULD STILL BE IN OPPOSITION,
THE THIRD ISSUE TO WHICH IT
WOULD BE COMPLETELY GUTTED. NO
MEMBER OF THIS INSTITUTION
WISHES TO ASSIGN THEIR NAME TO
ANY PIECE OF LEGISLATION THAT
WOULD HARM OUR COMMUNITY OR
PATIENTS. THIS IS ABOUT PATIENTS
AND PROTECTION NOW, JUST
SPECIFICALLY IN THE PIECE OF
LEGISLATION BECAUSE THIS IS
ACTUALLY IN THE BILL ABOUT NOT
THERE'S A CONVERSATION ABOUT.
NOT ADEQUATE TRAINING WHEN IN
FACT MULTIPLE OTHER STATES HAS
THIS AS LAW. AND NO TYPE OF
COMPLAINTS THUS FAR, AND IN
FACT, THIS BILL HAS GREATER
REQUIREMENTS GREATER
REQUIREMENTS THAN OTHER STATES.
IN THESE SECTIONS. THIS BILL,
SPECIFICALLY STATES AND
OPTOMETRY SHALL SATISFY THE
REQUIREMENTS. TO PERFORM
ADVANCED PROCEDURES. TO COMPLETE
A CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF
OPTOMETRY APPROVED COURSE OF 32
HOURS. PASS BOTH SECTIONS OF
LASER AND SURGICAL PROCEDURES.
EXAMINATION OF THE NATIONAL
BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN OPTOMETRY
WITH THREE YEARS. IT'S IN THREE
YEARS COMPLETE. A CALIFORNIA
STATE BOARD OF OPTOMETRY
APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM
CONDUCTED IN CALIFORNIA HANDS ON
INSTRUCTION ON NO LESS. THEN A
NUMBER OF SIMULATED EYES BEFORE
POOR PERFORMING RELATED
PROCEDURES ON LIVE HUMAN
PATIENTS. IN ADDITION, THE
QUALIFIED EDUCATORS SHALL
CERTIFY TO THE COMPETENT
PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES
COMPLETED. AND APPROVED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF
OPTOMETRY. WHEN WE'RE TALKING
ABOUT THE MECHANISMS AND THE
PROTECTIONS, LET US BE VERY
CLEAR. THERE WAS A GREAT DEAL OF
MISINFORMATION. I WOULD NOT
ASSIGN MY NAME. I WOULD NOT PUT
MY EFFORT INTO THIS. I WILL NOT
PUT ALL THIS POLITICAL EFFORT
INTO SUCH A PERILOUS BEALL
BEFORE US IF I DID NOT BELIEVE
SO PASSIONATELY ABOUT HELPING TO
PROVIDE PATIENT CARE TO
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES,
INCREASING ACCESS, ESPECIALLY
COLLEAGUES, WHEN A MAJORITY OF
OPTOMETRIST EXCEPT 85. OTHER
MEDICAL PATIENTS. FINALLY, LET
ME JUST SAY THIS ABOUT THE
OPPOSITION. THERE IS GREAT,
DISINGENUOUS CONVERSATION WITH
RESPECT TO OPPOSITION, AND IN
FACT, OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS,
THE ITERATION OF THE HOURS
REQUIRED WAS ACTUALLY SUBMITTED
BY THE OPPOSITION THEMSELVES.
THEY HELPED WRITE THE BILL
THEMSELVES. AND EVEN WHEN WE
SAID WE'LL ACCEPT YOUR NUMBERS
AND YOUR PROPOSAL, THE GOAL POST
POST KEEPS MOVING. SO AGAIN. I
SUBMIT YOU I KNOW THAT THIS IS
POLITICALLY DIFFICULT, BUT
PLEASE THINK ABOUT ACCESS TO
CARE. AND I ASSURE YOU, I AM
DEEPLY COMMITTED. I KNOW WE'RE
ALL DEEPLY COMMITTED TO MAKING
SURE THAT WE PROTECT AS MANY
PATIENTS AS POSSIBLE. SHOULD
THIS BILL MOVE FORWARD? I'M
COMMITTED TO THAT. I KNOW YOU
ARE EQUALLY COMMITTED TO THAT.
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK HER. I
VOTE ON ASSEMBLY BILL 20 TO 36.
AND CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL MEMBERS, FOLKS. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE, ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DECIDED TO
VOTE.
MR LO MOVES A CALL.
EVER. SUI ARE LOOKING AT TAKING
UP AN ITEM. ON RECONSIDERATION.
THIS IS FILE ADAM 68. SET A BILL
11 57. CLARK WILL READ. THE
SENATE BILL 11 57 VIA CENTER,
HERTZBERG AND OTHERS AN ACCOLADE
TO WATER. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION
TO GRANTING RECONSIDERATION ON
THIS ITEM? SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. RECONSIDERATION IS
GRANTED. CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL. SENATE BILL 11 57 BY
CENTER, HERTZBERG AND OTHERS AND
HAPPILY INTO WATER. MR FRIEDMAN.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR
INDULGENCE AND GRANTING
RECONSIDERATION ON THIS
IMPORTANT ITEM. YOU KNOW, I'VE
NEVER HAD UNLIMITED MONEY. IT
WOULD BE NICE, BUT I'VE NEVER
HAD IT. SO AS LONG AS I'VE BEEN
AN ADULT, AND PROBABLY SINCE I
WAS AN ADOLESCENT, I ALWAYS SET
A BUDGET FOR MYSELF. WHAT? HOW
MUCH MONEY I WOULD SPEND EVERY
MONTH. AS AN ADULT. HOW MUCH
MONEY AM I GOING TO SPEND ON
RENT? HOW MUCH MONEY AM I GOING
TO SPEND ON FOOD? DO I HAVE
ANYTHING LEFT OVER TO GO EAT OUT
A FEW TIMES OR BY SOME SOME
FANCY SOAP. WHATEVER IT IS, I
LIVE WITHIN A BUDGET. WE ALL
KNOW THAT RIGHT NOW. CALIFORNIA
IS EXTREMELY WATER CONSTRAINED.
WATER IS OUR MOST PRECIOUS
RESOURCE. IT IS LIFE. WE HAVE
GOT TO SET A BUDGET FOR WATER.
MEMBERS. THIS BILL THAT YOU'RE
VOTING ON TODAY HAS A FIVE YEAR
HISTORY AT LEAST. FIVE YEARS AGO
, WE SPENT TWO YEARS TALKING
ABOUT HOW TO SET WATER BUDGETS
FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. HOW
TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERY WATER
AGENCY ACROSS THE STATE
RECOGNIZED THE IMPORTANCE OF
WATER. AND NOT THINKING ABOUT A
BUDGET AT THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL,
AND I WANT TO BE CLEAR THIS BILL
IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR I HAVING A
CERTAIN BUDGET THAT'S PRE
ASSIGNED US. WHAT IT'S ABOUT IS
GIVING SOME GUIDELINES TO
AGENCIES SAYING GIVEN THE NUMBER
OF RESIDENTS YOU HAVE THE TYPE
OF TOPOGRAPHY YOU HAVE THE TYPE
OF LOTS THEY HAVE, AND THIS IS
ONLY INDOOR WATER STANDARDS. WE
EXPECT YOU TO HAVE A CERTAIN
TYPE OF BUDGET FOR THAT NUMBER
OF RESIDENTS, AND THEN WE EXPECT
YOU TO WORK WITH YOUR RESIDENTS
TO HELP THEM SAVE WATER. HOW DO
THEY DO THAT? WE SEE IT IN
ACTION NOW WITH MANY OF OUR
AGENCIES. INCENTIVES FOR PEOPLE
TO SWAP OUT THEIR OLD WATER
THIRSTY APPLIANCES WITH NEW
WATER EFFICIENT APPLIANCES,
INCENTIVES TO HELP PEOPLE FIX
THEIR PLUMBING INCENTIVES TO
HELP PEOPLE SWAP OUT TO
INDIVIDUAL METERING AND MULTI
FAMILY BUILDINGS. WHATEVER IT IS
THAT THAT AGENCY THINKS WILL
HELP PEOPLE SAVE WATER. MEMBERS
THIS IS FIVE YEARS IN THE
MAKING. WE VOTED THAT BILL OUT.
WE SENT THE DIRECTION TO OUR
STATE AGENCIES TO SAY COME UP
WITH WHAT THOSE TARGETS ARE FOR
OUR AGENCIES AND THEN THE STATE
WATER BOARD SPENT TWO YEARS
ENGAGING WITH STAKEHOLDERS
DISCUSSING WHAT THOSE TARGETS
WERE BEING WHEN THEY WOULD BE
PHASED IN. AND THEN SENATOR
HERZBERG INTRODUCED THE BILL,
AND THERE WAS A LOT MORE
DISCUSSION. AND THEN HE TOOK
AMENDMENTS TO ADDRESS ANY LOT
LINGERING CONCERNS FROM THE
MAJOR STAKEHOLDERS WHO THEN WHAT
WENT NEUTRAL ON THE BILL AND
SAID, YES, THIS IS NOW A WAY
THAT WE CAN START THAT WATER
BUDGETING PROCESS TO PROTECT OUR
MOST PRECIOUS AND IMPORTANT
RESOURCE. MEMBERS WE HAVE THE
CHANCE TO END THAT PROCESS. PUT
THIS TO BED. MANY OF YOU HAVE
GOTTEN CALLS FROM THESE AGENCIES
OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS, SAYING
WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON THIS FOR
FIVE YEARS. WE NEED YOU TO DO
THIS. THIS IS THE DIRECTION THAT
WE ALL WANT TO SET FOR THE STATE
. IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO PUT THAT
TO BED. IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO MOVE
TO A MORE SENSIBLE WAY OF DOING
WATER RESOURCES, AND I WOULD
LEAD FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU.
MR ALVAREZ, YOU ARE RIGHT PAST.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL. I DID NOT
VOTE FOR THIS BILL EARLIER ROUND
OF VOTING AS I HAD CONCERNS AS A
RELATES TO, UH OUR OUR LOCAL
WATER AGENCY. AND IF YOU DON'T
KNOW, ALREADY IN SAN DIEGO, WE
ARE DOING A MAJOR PROJECT CALLED
PURE WATER PROJECT, WHICH TAKES
UH, WATER, IT GETS RECYCLED, AND
IT BECOMES POTABLE DRINKING
WATER. IT'S A PROJECT THAT'S
BEEN IN THE WORKS. FOR MANY
YEARS, I HAD THE HONOR TO SERVE
AS CHAIRMAN ENVIRONMENT
COMMITTEE AT CITY COUNCIL TO SEE
THIS COME TO FRUITION. IT'S A
VERY, VERY IMPORTANT PROJECT FOR
SAN DIEGO. I WAS CONCERNED THAT
THIS UH THIS BILL WOULD CREATE
AN IMPACT TO THAT WATERREUSE
PROJECT. UM BUT HAVE BEEN, UM,
HAVE COME HAVE CONFIRMED THAT
THAT'S NOT THE CASE, AND THAT'S
ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I STAND
IN SUPPORT. ANOTHER REASON I
STAND SUPPORT AND I WANTED TO
SHARE WITH YOU IS THAT IT IS
POSSIBLE TO CONSUME THE AMOUNT
OF WATER THAT'S OUTLINED IN THIS
BILL. IT'S HAPPENING IN SAN
DIEGO IN MANY PARTS, AND SO I DO
THINK AS WE TALK ABOUT SOLUTIONS
TO OUR WATER CRISIS. THIS IS ONE
OF THE SOLUTIONS. WE'VE BEEN
TALKING ABOUT HOW IMPORTANT
WATER IS. WE HAD A VERY
IMPORTANT BILL EARLIER TALKING
ABOUT OUR NATIVE NATIVE TRIBES
AND THE NEEDED SUPPORT THAT THEY
HAVE. THIS GETS US CLOSER INTO
THE RIGHT DIRECTION. A SHARED
RESPONSIBILITY BETWEEN ALL OF
CALIFORNIA'S IS WHAT WE NEED TO
MAKE SURE THAT WE ALL HAVE
ACCESS TO WATER AND I URGE YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU. MR SEYARTO,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER COLLEAGUES. I RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. 55
GALLONS PER PERSON PER DAY. IS
THE AMOUNT THAT WE WERE RATIONED
TWO YEARS OF A COUPLE OF JUST A
FEW YEARS AGO. OUR WATER. TIERED
RATES ARE BASED ON THAT. AND IF
YOU TALK TO THE VARIOUS WATER
AGENCIES. WE USE SO LITTLE
WATER. THAT. THEY'RE HAVING
TROUBLE PROCESSING OUR WASTE
WATER. BECAUSE THE LOW FLUSH
TOILETS AND EVERYBODY USES IS
NOT SENDING ENOUGH WATER TO BE
ABLE TO PROCESS. I KNOW IT'S
GROSS, BUT THAT'S THAT'S THE
THAT'S THE STATE OF AFFAIRS OVER
THERE. ALL THIS IS GOING TO DO
IS CHARGE PEOPLE WHO JUST CAN'T
GET DOWN TO 42 GALLONS AND YOU
KNOW THERE IS A LIMIT. SO I
MEAN, THERE'S GOT TO BE A LIMIT.
IT'S JUST LIKE THE 100 YARD
DASH. WE'RE NEVER GOING TO HAVE
SOMEBODY THAT RUNS A FIVE SECOND
100 YARD DASH. SO WHERE IS THAT
NUMBER? WHERE IS THE NUMBER THAT
IS GOING TO BE THE LOWEST AMOUNT
THAT YOU CAN REASONABLY HAVE
PEOPE GET DOWN TO BEFORE THEY
JUST CAN'T ANYMORE. SO WHAT?
WHAT HAPPENS THEN? IS THAT THE
PEOPLE THAT CAN'T AFFORD IT? ARE
GOING TO HAVE HIGHER RATES.
THEY'RE GOING TO PAY MORE FOR
THEIR WATER. AND IT'S GOING TO
HURT THEM BECAUSE THEY CAN'T
AFFORD THAT. BUT THE PEOPLE THAT
CAN'T AFFORD IT ARE JUST GOING
TO GO ON AS USUAL. DON'T PAY THE
EXTRA 50 BUCKS A MONTH OR
WHATEVER IT IS WHEN THEY GET
INTO TIER FOUR, AND THAT WATER
RATE IS THAT HIGH. SO WE
SHOULDN'T BE IN THIS
PREDICAMENT. THE REASON WE'RE IN
THIS PREDICAMENT IS BECAUSE FOR
YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS WE
DIDN'T DO SQUAT. ABOUT NOT
HAVING ENOUGH WATER. WE DIDN'T
DO SQUAT ABOUT INCREASING OUR
STORAGE. AND IN FACT, AS SOON AS
2015 16 CAME ALONG, AND WE HAD A
COUPLE OF GOOD YEARS, NOBODY
TALKED ABOUT DROUGHTS. EVERYBODY
TALKED ABOUT HOW MUCH WATER WE
HAD. WE'RE IN GOOD SHAPE. WE'RE
NEVER GOING TO HAVE A DROUGHT
AGAIN. WELL, GUESS WHAT? MOST
PEOPLE SAID, YEAH, WE ARE. WE
NEED TO DO SOMETHING UP STORAGE
AND WE DID NOTHING AND WE'RE
DOING NOTHING AGAIN. EXCEPT
TELLING PEOPLE HEY, I KNOW WE
SQUEEZED YOU DOWN TO 55 GALLONS
. WELL, LET'S SQUEEZE YOU DOWN
TO 42. AND SEE WHAT THAT DOES.
ALL THAT DOES IS HURT PEOPLE
THAT CAN AFFORD IT THE LEAST AND
THE PEOPLE THAT THAT THEY CAN'T
AFFORD IT. THEY'RE JUST GOING TO
GO ON AS USUAL. SO THERE IS A
LIMIT TO WHAT WE CAN BE SQUEEZED
FOR. WE HAVE TO DO THE
RESPONSIBLE THING, WHICH IS WORK
ON THE OTHER END AND ENSURE THAT
WE HAVE WATER SUPPLIES THAT ARE
ADEQUATE FOR CALIFORNIA AND
WATER SYSTEM THAT IS ADEQUATE
FOR CALIFORNIA. WE DON'T HAVE
THAT. UNTIL I SEE SOME PEOPLE
WORKING ON THAT HARD FOR ME TO
GO OUT TO THE PEOPLE THAT CAN
AFFORD AT LEAST AND SAY, HEY,
YOU KNOW WHAT? GET READY. WE'RE
GONNA SMACK YOU WITH SOME HIGHER
BILLS. BECAUSE WE'RE WE JUST
DON'T WANT TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT
THE HARD PART. THE HARD PART IS
INVESTING IN WATER STORAGE AND
WATER SYSTEM THAT WORKS GOING
INTO THE FUTURE FOR CALIFORNIA
THAT TAKES INTO ACCOUNT HOW DRY
WE ARE. SO MEMBERS I URGE YOU TO
STICK TO YOUR GUNS. AND VOTE NO
ON THIS. BECAUSE ALL YOU'RE
DOING IS HURTING THE PEOPLE THAT
CAN AFFORD IT LEAST THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR CERTO. AND DOCTOR
WOULD YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AND
I RISE IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL.
I ROSE IN SUPPORT OF IT THE
FIRST TIME. UM WATER STORAGE
ISN'T GOING TO HELP. PEOPLE OF
WHERE I LIVE. BECAUSE WE RELY ON
THE RIVER. AND OUR RIVER HAS
BEEN LOW. AND THE TOWN I LIVE IN
AND HEALDSBURG. LAST YEAR. WE
CONSERVE 50. 50% THIS NUMBER
DOESN'T SEEM LIKE A VERY BIG
NUMBER. AND IT WAS 50% FOR
EVERYBODY. RICH OR POOR. AND IF
YOU DIDN'T MEET THAT YOU FACED
$1000 FINE FROM THE CITY. DIDN'T
MATTER WHAT YOU ARE RICH OR POOR
ON THAT. YOU DON'T HAVE THE
WATER. YOU DON'T HAVE THE WATER.
SO IT IS. IT IS A CHALLENGE AND
YOU KNOW, AND I SAID, I SAID
LAST NIGHT OR THE OTHER DAY. I'M
FRUSTRATED BECAUSE I HAD A BILL
THAT LOOKS AT DROUGHT PLANNING
THAT WE SHOULD BE PREPARING FOR
DROUGHTS IN ADVANCE BECAUSE
DROUGHTS ARE GOING TO BE HAVE
BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE A
PART OF OUR STORY HERE IN
CALIFORNIA, AND I WAS
DISAPPOINTED THAT BILL DIED IN
SENATE APPROPRIATIONS, AND SO WE
ARE NOW GOING O CONTINUE JUST
TO REACT. TO DROUGHT IN THE
FUTURE. SO IS THIS THE RIGHT
NUMBER? I DON'T KNOW. I HOPE YOU
KNOW, BUT IT IS. IT IS A RIGHT.
IT IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION. AND WHEN WE CAN, IF
WE CAN CONSERVE 50% IN MY LITTLE
COMMUNITY, AND I CAN STILL BE
CLEAN. AND I CAN STILL CONSUME
WATER AND I CAN STILL DO MY
LAUNDRY AND DO THE ALL AND MY
DISHES AND THINGS LIKE THAT. IT
HASN'T REALLY AFFECTED MY
QUALITY OF LIFE. IT REALLY
HASN'T YOU THINK ABOUT THINGS A
LITTLE BIT MORE? YOU MAKE SURE
YOU TURN THE FAUCET OFF. YOU
MAKE SURE YOU'RE LOADED DISHES
ARE FULL. YOU DO ALL OF THOSE
THINGS WHICH WE PROBABLY SHOULD
BE DOING ANYWAY. AS WATER IS
LIFE. LIKE I SAID, STORAGE ISN'T
GOING TO HELP ME BECAUSE WE
CAN'T. THE ONLY THING CAN STORE
IS THE WELLS THAT ARE RECHARGED
BY THE RIVER IF THERE'S NO WATER
IN THE RIVER WE GOT A PROBLEM.
AND THE PROBLEM IS CLIMATE
CHANGE. THAT'S THE PROBLEM. THIS
IS A GOOD BILL. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR WOULD AND MISBAH
BAUER-KAHAN YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE IN SUPPORT OF SB
11 57. I WANT TO ADDRESS A
COUPLE OF THE THINGS THAT HAVE
BEEN SAID ONE IS, IT'S
ABSOLUTELY CLIMATE CHANGE. THE
REALITY WE ARE IN AND WE WILL BE
IN BUT I THINK AS LONG AS ANY OF
US OR OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS ARE
ALIVE WILL BE ONE OF DROUGHT.
STORAGE IS IMPORTANT. NOBODY
DISAGREES. THAT STORAGE IS AN
IMPORTANT PIECE OF THIS. WE NEED
TO REVAMP OUR STORAGE BECAUSE
THE WAY WE ARE GOING TO RECEIVE
RAIN IS CHANGING. THE WAY OUR
STATE IS GOING TO LOOK IS
CHANGING. LAWRENCE BERKELEY LAB
PREDICTS THAT IN 25 YEARS, WE
WILL HAVE NO MORE SNOW. IN THE
SIERRAS. THAT'S THE FUTURE THAT
CALIFORNIA IS FACING. AND SO WE
NEED TO BE REAL ABOUT THAT, AND
WE NEED TO BE REAL BY BUILDING
THE INFRASTRUCTURE THAT IT'S
GOING TO REQUIRE TO CATCH THE
ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS THAT WE
EXPECT IN THE FLOODING WE EXPECT
, BUT WE ALSO NEED TO BE
RESPONSIBLE WITH THE WATER WE
HAVE. AND THAT IS WHAT THIS BILL
DOES. AND I WANT TO ADDRESS
SOMETHING THAT WE HEARD FROM OUR
COLLEAGUE FROM SAN DIEGO BECAUSE
IT'S REALLY, REALLY IMPORTANT.
THE OPPOSITION ON THIS BILL.
FELT STRONGLY THAT AS WE REDUCE
THE CONSUMPTION OF WATER IT
COULD AFFECT OUR INFRASTRUCTURE.
AND THEY DIDN'T FEEL LIKE WE HAD
ENOUGH INFORMATION TO BUDGET
PROPERLY AND ADDRESS THAT NOW
LET ME BE CLEAR. THE AMOUNT OF
WATER RUNNING THROUGH
INFRASTRUCTURE IS GOING TO GO
DOWN, NO MATTER WHAT WE DO,
BECAUSE THE AMOUNT OF WATER
FALLING FROM THE SKY IS GOING
DOWN. AND SO WHAT WE DID IN THIS
BILL AND AT THE INCREDIBLE WORK
OF THE AUTHOR WAS ENSURE THAT WE
WILL LOOK INTO THAT WE WILL FUND
IT AND WE WILL FIX OUR
INFRASTRUCTURE BECAUSE THAT IS
ALSO PART OF OUR JOB. AND WE HAD
A BEAUTIFUL MOMENT IN COMMITTEE
WHERE THE OPPOSITION AND THE
AUTHOR HAD A KUMBAYAH. WE SHOULD
DO IT MORE TO BE HONEST WITH
YOU, BUT NOW WE'RE IN A GOOD
PLACE. WE ARE LOOKING AT OUR
INFRASTRUCTURE. WE'RE GOING TO
FIX IT. BUT WE'RE ALSO ASKING
CALIFORNIANS TO DO THEIR PART.
TO BRING WATER USAGE DOWN AND BE
RESPONSIBLE. AND INDOOR WATER
USAGE IS JUST A PIECE OF THAT
MEMBERS. WE SHOULD BE TALKING
ABOUT OUTDOOR WATER USAGE, TOO.
BUT THIS BILL JUST FOCUSES ON
INDOOR WATER USAGE. AND AS YOU
HEARD FROM OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN DIEGO, MANY PARTS OF THE
STATE ARE ALREADY DOING THIS. WE
ARE NOT ASKING A LOT. EUROPE IS
DOING BETTER THAN THIS. THESE
ARE NOT IMPRESSIVE GOALS WERE
SETTING. TO BE HONEST WITH YOU.
WE COULD DO BETTER. THIS IS
REALLY A GOOD FIRST STEP. WE
NEED TO DO MORE IN THE FUTURE,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN
. AND MR FONG, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. I DON'T WANT TO RELITIGATE ALL
THE DEBATE THAT WE HAD A FEW
DAYS AGO. I HAVE TREMENDOUS
RESPECT FOR THE AUTHOR OF THIS
BILL. BUT AS I LISTENED TO THE
DEBATE IS VERY INTERESTING WHERE
A NUMBER OF THE PROPONENTS
ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY DON'T KNOW
WHAT THE NUMBERS SHOULD BE. THAT
WE DON'T HAVE THE DATA THAT WE
NEED TO LOOK AT IT MORE ON MY
ARGUMENT IS THAT THE STUDIES
THAT DWR IS USING RIGHT NOW HAS
SIGNIFICANT FLAWS AND IT'S
INCOMPLETE. WHAT THIS BILL DOES
IS IT CHOOSES A STANDARD IT
CHOOSES A STANDARD. THAT IS, IN
MY OPINION, NOT FEASIBLE AND
REALISTIC AT THIS VERY AT THIS
VERY TIME. AND SO WHAT IS THE
ULTIMATE CONSEQUENCE? THE
CONSEQUENCE IS THAT THERE'S
GOING TO BE HIGHER WATER RATES
AND HIGHER WATER BILLS. AND
WE'VE SEEN THIS REOCCURRING
THEME AT LEAST IN THIS IN THE
REMARKS THAT I'M GIVING ON THE
FLOOR, WHICH IS THAT
CALIFORNIA'S ARE TIRED OF PAYING
MORE. AND GETTING LESS SO.
CALIFORNIANS ARE GOING TO BE
ABLE TO BE FORCED TO USE THE OR
GET LESS WATER AND THEY'RE GONNA
BE PAYING HIGHER PRICES FOR IT,
AND THAT IS NOT THE WAY THAT WE
SHOULD BE MAKING PUBLIC POLICY
AT THIS VERY MOMENT. IF WE NEED
THE DATA, THEY COLLECT THE DATA.
BUT IF YOU'RE GONNA CHOOSE A
STANDARD BEFORE YOU HAVE THE
DATA, THEN WE PUT THE CART
BEFORE THE HORSE AND MEMBERS. I
ASKED FOR NO VOTE. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM. MR
BENNETT. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
MEMBERS THANK YOU, MR CHAIR. I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF SB 11 57. I
JUST WANT TO MAKE ONE POINT AND
THAT IS WE ARE POTENTIALLY
MOVING INTO A PERIOD OF ERIC
IZATION IN CALIFORNIA. AND THERE
WILL ALWAYS BE A REASON FOR
INACTION. IT'S THE EASIEST THING
IN THE WORLD TO SAY IT MAY CAUSE
THIS. IT MAY BE THAT AND THAT WE
HAVE TO START TO HAVE THIS
DEMOCRACY FUNCTION ON THESE LONG
TERM CHALLENGES LIKE THIS, AND
THIS IS AN APPROPRIATE FIRST
STEP. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK
YOU, MR BENNETT. I SEE NO OTHER
MEMBERS, RAISING THEIR
MICROPHONES AT THIS TIME, MISS
FRIEDMAN, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK
YOU, AND I TRULY DO APPRECIATE
THE ROBUST CONVERSATION AND I
APPRECIATE EVERYBODY'S CONCERNS
. WE'VE SPENT FIVE YEARS
DISCUSSING THESE CONCERNS AND
THEY ARE VALID, BUT WE HAVE GONE
THROUGH A RIGOROUS PROCESS HERE
IN THE LEGISLATURE. NOT JUST ONE
YEAR, NOT JUST TWO YEARS, BUT
THREE YEARS. IN THIS PROCESS ARE
AGENCIES HAVE GONE THROUGH A TWO
YEAR AT LEAST PROCESS SETTING
THESE TARGETS. MEMBERS 0ANT
ALL OF YOU AND I WANT ALL THE
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA TO BE ABLE
TO TAKE A SHOWER. I WANT YOU TO
BE ABLE TO DO YOUR LAUNDRY. I
WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO DO THE
DISHES EVEN OCCASIONALLY WANT
YOU TO BE ABLE TO WASH YOUR
CHILDREN. WHAT WE WANT IS THE
AGENCIES TO HELP YOU DO ALL THAT
BY INVESTING IN EFFICIENCY
BECAUSE WE WASTE FAR TOO MUCH
WATER IN LEAKS. IN. RUNNING OUR
TAP TO GET THE WATER HOT IN ALL
KINDS OF THINGS THAT DON'T ALLOW
US TO DO ANY OF THOSE THINGS WE
WANT TO DO AND SETTING. THESE
TARGETS WILL GIVE OUR AGENCIES
THE GUIDANCE THAT THEY NEED NOT
JUST IN WATER THRIFTY SAN DIEGO
NOT JUST IN WATER, THRIFTY LOS
ANGELES, BUT STATEWIDE BECAUSE
THE WATERS BELONG TO ALL OF US
AND WITHOUT WATER ANYWHERE IN
THE STATE. WE CAN'T SURVIVE
WITHOUT I WOULD URGE AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN. AND WITH THAT THE
CLERK WILL OPEN WHATEVER SPOKE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
SWEATER DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
QUIL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND TALLY.
THE VOTE IS 42 NOS 20. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
QUÊ MEMBERS. WE HAVE ITEMS ON
CALL. I AM PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON FILE ITEM NUMBER FOUR.
THIS IS A B 18 86 AND THE CLERK
WILL POST ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
WISH TO VOTE. CLARK. WELL. QUIL.
CLARK. WELL CLOSER ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTE. I WAS 38. I WAS 12.
MEASURE FAILS. MEMBERS I'M
PREPARED TO LIFT THE CALL ON
FILE ITEMS. 77 SENATE BILL 12
62. CLERICAL POST. ALL MEMBERS
PHOTO, WHICH TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. BECAUSE. THE ROLE
AND TALLY. THE VOTE IS 47 NOES
NINE. THAT MEASURE PASSES.
RBK.
OKAY, MEMBERS. WE ARE GOING TO
TAKE UP FILE OUT OF 1 23. ON
SENATE THIRD READING FILE OUT OF
1 23 HAS SENATE BILL 262. AND
THE CLERK WILL RATE SENATE BILL
2 62 BY CENTER, HERTZBERG AND
OTHERS RELATING TO BAIL
BAUER-KAHAN THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKERS AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT SB 2 62 BY SENATORS
HERTZBERG AND SKINNER. I WANT TO
BE CLEAR TO START WHAT SB 2 62
DOES NOT DO BECAUSE IF SOME OF
YOU MAY KNOW I DIDN'T VOTE FOR
IT IN COMMITTEE WHEN IT WAS
BEFORE US, BUT IT'S CHANGED
SIGNIFICANTLY. IT DOES NOT
INCLUDE ZERO BAIL. IT HAS GONE
FROM THE BELL. IT DOES NOT
INCLUDE THE STANDARD STATEWIDE
BAIL SCHEDULE, WHICH IS ALSO
GONE FROM THE BILL. TO THE
DISAPPOINTMENT OF OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM OUTGROWTH. NOW SP 2 62 DOES
TWO THINGS FOCUSED ON THOSE WHO
ARE STRUGGLING FROM POVERTY AND
IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
FIRST DEFENDANTS RELEASED ON
BAIL WON'T HAVE TO PAY THE COST
OF ANKLE MONITORS OR REQUIRED
CLASSES. I WANT TO ADD THAT IN
THE BUDGET THIS YEAR WE
APPROPRIATED $140 MILLION.70
MILLION OF WHICH IS ONGOING TO
ADDRESS THESE EXACT COSTS.
SECOND SP 2 62 LETS PEOPLE WHO
ARE ARRESTED BUT NEVER CHARGED
WITH A CRIME OR WHOSE CHARGES
ARE DISMISSED. GET A REFUND ON
THEIR BAIL BOND MINUS A 10%
ADMINISTRATIVE FEE FOR THE BAIL
BOND COMPANY. SB 2 62 CAN'T
ADDRESS ALL THE SITUATIONS.
FULLY BUT IT'S SIMPLY LETS
PEOPLE WHO ARE NEVER CHARGED OR
WHOSE CASES WERE DISMISSED. TO
GET THEIR MONEY BACK. THE BILL
IS VERY SIMPLE. MOST OF LAW
ENFORCEMENT HAS GONE NEUTRAL AS
A RESULT OF THESE EXTENSIVE
AMENDMENTS THAT WE TOOK IN THIS
BODY A WEEK AGO, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN AND
MISS DAVIES, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE IN OPPOSITION TO SP
26 TO THIS MEASURE WOULD FORCE A
JUDGE NOT JUST CONSIDER, BUT
PRIORITIZE IN A RUSTY FINANCIAL
CIRCUMSTANCE OVER A COMMUNITY
SAFETY. AND WHAT DOES RISKING A
COMMUNITY SAFETY LOOK LIKE? WELL
HERE ARE SOME OF THE CRIMES THAT
A PERSON WOULD GET GUARANTEED
AFFORDABLE BAIL RELEASE AS THIS
BILL, INTENSE MISDEMEANOR
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES RAPE
WHEN GREAT BODILY INJURY HAS NOT
BEEN CAUSED R SHOPLIFTING CRIMES
, GUN CRIMES WERE NO PROOF OF
FUTURE BODILY INJURY BROKE HER.
FELONY SEXUAL ASSAULT ON A CHILD
NGUYEN GREAT BODILY INJURY IS
NOT CAUSED. DOES THIS SOUND LIKE
THE CALIFORNIA PEOPLE WANT TO
RAISE THEIR KIDS IN OR HAVE A
BUSINESS? SP 262 ELIMINATES BAIL
SCHEDULED ENHANCEMENTS FOR THE
WORST KIND OF OFFENDERS IN
CALIFORNIA? BUT DON'T TAKE MY
WORD FOR IT. TAKE NEW YORK CITY
MAYOR ERIC ADAMS ACCOUNT AND HOW
THIS BAIL SYSTEM HAS AFFECTED
HIS CITY. HE'S DESCRIBED. THIS
OVERALL SYSTEM IS FAILING NEW
YORKERS BY ALLOWING REPEAT
OFFENDERS BACK OUT ON THE
STREETS OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
TIME AND TIME AGAIN DO YORK PD
OFFICERS ARREST SOMEONE WHO HAS
MULTIPLE CHARGES? BUT NO MATTER
HOW MANY TIMES A PERSON MAY HAVE
BEEN ARRESTED BEFORE THEY'RE
OFTEN WALKING FREE HOURS LATER,
THERE'S AWESOME US ALMOST NO
ACCOUNTABILITY, AND THAT MAKES
THE CITY LESS SAFE. MEMBERS I
ASK YOU TO REALLY CONSIDER IF
THIS IS A POLICY WE WANT TO SET
UP FOR OUR STATE. URGENT NO
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS DAVIES AND
MR COOPER, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER REMEMBERS
. I'M NOT TRYING TO EDUCATE MY
COLLEAGUE FROM THE BAY AREA AND
WAS INTERESTING. THIS BILL
STARTED OUT A GOOD BILL WITH THE
A STATEWIDE BELL SCHEDULE.
THAT'S PART OF THE PROBLEM. WE
DEAL WITH NETWORK IN SO WHEN
BILL SHOT UP BILL SHOT UP
BECAUSE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE I RAN
A JAIL IN THE DOWNTOWN JILL
AROUND HERE. 2500 PRETRIAL
INMATES IS SHOT UP BACK WITH
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. AND RIGHT NOW
YOU DON'T HAVE A UNIFORM BILL
SCHEDULE. THAT'S A BIG PROBLEM.
JUDGES SAID THE BILL SCHEDULE
YOU HAVE 58 COUNTIES. YOU HAVE
50 58 DIFFERENT BELL SCHEDULES.
THE ROBBERIES, TAKING PROPERTY
FROM SOMEONE THROUGH THE USE OF
FORCE OR FAIR. AND SOME COUNTIES
$100,000. SOME IS 50 SUMMIT 1 75
SUMMIT $200,000. LET'S GET A
UNIFORM. BEST SCHEDULE NUMBER
ONE BECAUSE IT MAKES THE HELL OF
A LOT EASIER IF IT'S EQUAL.
EVERY YEAR, A PANEL OF JUDGES
MEET AND YOU'VE GOT 58 DIFFERENT
BELL SCHEDULES. THIS IS IN THE
BILL, BUT FOR SOME REASON THEY
PULLED IT OUT OF THE BILL. THINK
ABOUT THIS IN THE DOWNTOWN JAIL
OVER HERE IN SACRAMENTO. IT ONLY
HOLDS 2500 INMATES. THEY HAVE
55,000 BOOKINGS A YEAR IN THAT
JAIL, THE VAST MAJORITY GOING
AND GO OUT THE ONES THAT STAY
HAVE MULTIPLE FAILURES TO APPEAR
WHEN THEY DIDN'T SHOW UP FOR
COURT. THEY HAVE VIOLENT
HISTORIES, PROBATION OR PAROLE,
AND THAT'S THE ISSUE. SO IF WE
DO THIS, I'M NOT LOBBYING FOR
THE BILL INDUSTRY. BUT THIS, IN
FACT TURNS TO ZERO BELL AND WHEN
I SAY THAT IF COMPANIES AREN'T
RIDING BONDS FOR BELL. THE JAILS
ARE CROWDED. THEY'RE GONNA
RELEASE PEOPLE OUT OF THAT MOST
FOLKS ARE GOING TO COUNTY JAILS,
NOT STATE PRISONS. THESE DAYS,
YOU HAVE PEOPLE SENTENCED TO 14
YEARS IN COUNTY JAIL CANDLES
WERE MADE FOR SENTENCES OF ONE
YEAR. IT IS A BIG ISSUE. AND
WE'VE GOT TO CHANGE THAT. AND
OBVIOUSLY WORKING IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT, GOING BACK TO LAW
ENFORCEMENT AND RUNNING A JAIL
TWO GELS. IT IS AN ISSUE WITH
THAT. RIGHT NOW. THE NUMBER ONE
ISSUE IS HOMELESSNESS. NUMBER
TWO IS CRIME. YEAH IT'S PRETTY
SIMPLE. I'VE SEEN THE POLLS RUN
THE LAST YEAR. CRIME IS A BIG
ISSUE WITH THAT. PROP 47 PROP 57
. MAYBE 109 A LOT OF ISSUES.
PEOPLE ARE SAFE. THEY DON'T FEEL
SAFE. THE DOWNTOWN AREA A NUMBER
OF SHOOTINGS IN THE SAME FOLKS
THAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. WHO
WERE OUT ON BELL. COMMITTING
CRIMES. SO IT IS A PROBLEM RIGHT
NOW. AND YOU CAN'T BURY OUR
HEADS ABOUT IT. AND HOW DO WE
FIX IT? AND THE FEAR IS THEY
WILL START WRITING BONDS. THEY
SHOULD WRITE BONDS 100. BUT
THEY'RE NOT RIDING BONDS AND
THEY WILL STOP WRITING BONDS.
AND HOW DO WE RECONCILE THAT? SO
IT'S GOOD. WE HAVE ALL THE
ANSWERS. BUT WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT
IT, WE'VE DONE A LOT FOR FOLKS
TO MAKE THEIR LIVES BETTER. BUT
AT SOME POINT AND JUST THINK
ABOUT THIS WITH PROP 47. THERE'S
NO SERIOUS AND VIOLENT INMATES
IN JAILS ANYMORE PRISONS. NO
DRUG ARRESTS. NO THEFT ARREST
HAS REALLY CHANGED THAT
NARRATIVE ON THAT. SO WHO IS
LEFT? THAT'S IN CUSTODY. VIOLENT
OFFENDERS. SO WHEN YOU GET
BOOKED IN JAIL THEY DO PRETRIAL
. MOST OF THE FOLKS GET KICKED
OUT. THEY DON'T STAY. THE ONES
THAT DAY OR THE VIOLENT ONES. SO
IF THEY WANT TO BUILD OUT,
THEY'VE GOT TO HAVE SOME SKIN IN
THE GAME. THAT'S REALLY WHAT IT
COMES DOWN TO, AND THEN MAKE
SURE THEY SHOW UP. PEOPLE STILL
BAILOUT AND DON'T SHOW UP A LOT
OF JUDGES. ISSUE UM THEY GO
AHEAD AND CITE SOMEBODY OUTSIDE
AND RELEASE HERE'S SOME OF THEIR
OWN RECORDINGS. DOES THAT
HAPPENS DAY IN AND DAY OUT? SO
YOU KNOW WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING AT
THE UNIVERSE, I KNOW YOU DON'T
KNOW THE UNIVERSE'S FOR
CALIFORNIA. IT'S PROBABLY LESS
THAN 30,000 INMATES THAT ARE
PRETRIAL INMATES IN CALIFORNIA
LESS THAN THAT. LOOK AT THAT AT
A STATE OF 40 MILLION, SO YOU
KNOW, I HEAR WHERE IT'S GOING,
BUT ALL ONE IS DOING THE NEWS
EVERY DAY. CRIME, CRIME, CRIME,
THE STATS, AND IT COMES DOWN TO
THAT. SO. THE FEAR IS THIS WILL
TURN IN NOT THE FEAR IS IT'S
GOING TO HAPPEN. I'LL TELL YOU
NOW IS WEARING A JAIL. IT'LL BE
DEFACTO ZERO BILL, WE SAW WHAT
HAPPENED WITH ZERO BELL. A LOT
OF CRIME WAS COMMITTED FOLKS
FAILED TO APPEAR AND SHOWED UP
AND ARRESTED FOR NEW FELONIES.
YELLOW COUNTY, WHICH IS ACROSS
THE RIVER, THE D. A. DID STATS
ON THAT TALK ABOUT THAT WHEN
THEY HAD LITTLE BILL AND THEIR
STATS AND YELLOW COUNTY NOT VERY
REAL QUICKLY. UM 559 INDIVIDUALS
WERE RELEASED ON ZERO BILL AND
REDUCE BILL 70% WERE REARRESTED.
51% WERE REARRESTED MULTIPLE
TIMES. 103 23 DEFENDANTS RE
ARRESTED FOR VIOLENT CRIMES TO
INCLUDE MURDER, ROBBERY,
KIDNAPPING, CARJACKING, DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND RAPE. 30 SECONDS
51% OF ALL REARREST OR FOR FRESH
FELONY CHARGES. THESE WERE FOLKS
ON REDUCE BILL ZERO BELL. THIS
IS NUMBERS FROM A VERY
PROGRESSIVE D OVER THERE, JEFF
ROSSEN. EXCUSE ME, ROSEN. SO
IT'S THE ISSUE WITH THAT. SO
IT'S LIKE, WHEN ARE WE GOING TO
LEARN? WE'VE DONE A LOT TO HELP
PEOPLE AND MAKE LIVES BETTER.
BUT IT'S A BIG ISSUE. HOW DO YOU
FIX THAT? AND THE WAY TO FIX IT?
NUMBER ONE IS TO MAKE A UNIFORM
BELL SCHEDULE. THAT'S A START
THAT CHANGES IT, BUT FOR SOME
REASON, WE WANT TO MAKE SURE
IT'S EQUAL. THE ONE HILL. ISN'T
IT EQUAL STATEWIDE? WE'VE TALKED
ABOUT THIS BEFORE YEARS NOW. AND
THE SAME THING. YOU DO THE SAME
THING OVER AND OVER AGAIN,
BURYING YOUR HEAD IN THE SAND,
SO I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR NO
VOTE ON THIS. MR BRYANT, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED AT YOUR DESK. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
I RISE IN STRONG SUPPORT OF SB 2
62. WHEN I WAS IN GRADUATE
SCHOOL. I WAS DRIVING HOME SEVEN
O'CLOCK FROM U C L A ONE NIGHT
AND I GOT A CALL. FROM SAN
DIEGO. IT WAS A BAIL BONDS,
AGENT. MY LITTLE BROTHER. ON HOW
SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE
HAD BEEN PICKED UP. IS IT?
GEORGE BAILEY DETENTION CENTER.
THE BONDS AGENT TOLD ME HIS BAIL
WAS $25,000. IF I HAD 2500, WE
COULD GET HIM OUT RIGHT NOW. I
REITERATE I WAS IN GRADUATE
SCHOOL. I DIDN'T HAVE $2500. HE
STAYED IN JAIL. TOOK A PLEA. A
MUCH MORE EGREGIOUSLY THAN HE
WOULD HAVE GOT. IF HE FOUGHT HIS
CASE OR IF HE HAD BEEN HOME
PREPARING FOR HIS CASE. LIKE
MOST PEOPLE WHO ARE PRE TRIAL
WHO HAVE RESOURCES HOW THE BAIL
SYSTEM WORKS FOR THOSE OF YOU
WHO DON'T KNOW. IS THAT IF YOU
ARE CHARGED, ALLEGED AN OFFENSE
AND YOUR BAIL IS SET AND YOU PAY
IT ALL IN CASH OR COLLATERAL.
AND YOU SHOW UP TO COURT. YOU
GET IT ALL BACK. EVEN IF YOU'RE
CONVICTED. IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD
IT ALL YOU CAN PAY 10% TO BONDS,
AGENT WHO WILL ISSUE A SURETY
BOND. AND YOU DON'T GET THAT 10%
BACK. EVEN IF YOU'RE ACQUITTED
OR HAVE THE CHARGES DISMISSED.
IT DISPROPORTIONATELY
EXACERBATES POVERTY AND BLACK
AND BROWN COMMUNITIES. THERE'S A
LOT OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES THAT
THIS LEGISLATURE HAS TAKEN TO
TRY TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE. THIS
IS THE MOST MODEST ONE I HAVE
EVER SEEN. ALL THIS ONE SAYS, IS
THAT IF I DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE
MONEY TO PUT IT UP TO THE COURT
AND GET IT ALL BACK JUST FOR
SHOWING UP AND I PAY THAT 10% TO
THE BONDS, AGENT. IF I GET
ACQUITTED OR HAVE MY CHARGES
DROPPED, THEY HAVE TO GIVE ME
90% OF THAT BACK. IT'S SENSIBLE.
IT DOESN'T EXACERBATE POVERTY.
IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY PUBLIC
HEALTH OR PUBLIC SAFETY IMPACTS
AT ALL, BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO BE
ACQUITTED OR HAVE THE CHARGES
DROPPED IN 60 DAYS TO GET THAT
MONEY BACK TO BEGIN WITH. THIS
IS ABOUT ECONOMIC, JUSTICE AND
RACIAL JUSTICE. I WANT TO THANK
OUR COLLEAGUE, SENATOR HERZBERG
FOR HIS YEARS OF FIGHTING ON
THIS ISSUE. AND I THINK IT'S THE
RIGHT THING TO GET THIS BILL OFF
THIS FLOOR ON HIS WAY OUT. BUT
THIS IS JUST A STEPPING STONE.
WE HAVE A LOT MORE WORK TO DO ON
THIS ISSUE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR IVO. THANK YOU, MR BRYANT.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION. THIS BARRICADE HAN,
YOU MAY CLOSE THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. I WANT TO START WITH
SOME CLARITY HERE BECAUSE, UM
OUR COLLEAGUE FROM ORANGE COUNTY
DISCUSSED THE BILL THAT WAS IN
PRINT A YEAR AGO. THE BILL, I
DID NOT SUPPORT IN THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE. SO IT'S KIND
OF FUNNY THAT I'M NOW JOCKEYING
THE BELT. BUT AT THAT TIME THE
BILL CONTAINED A LOT OF THINGS
CONTAINED THE PROVISION THAT OUR
COLLEAGUES THAT I THOUGHT. MAY
NOT MAKE OUR COMMUNITIES AS SAFE
AS THEY NEEDED TO BE, SO I
DIDN'T VOTE FOR THE BILL. BUT IN
THAT HEARING I TALKED ABOUT THE
ISSUES THAT ARE IN THE BILL NOW.
BECAUSE THAT'S OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM L. A, SAID. THESE ARE
ECONOMIC JUSTICE ISSUES. I'M A
WOMAN OF PRIVILEGE. IF I'M IN
THE SITUATION THAT OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM L. A WAS IN I GET MY MONEY
BACK. BUT IF SOMEONE WHO CAN'T
AFFORD IT. IS ARRESTED AND NEVER
CHARGED WITH A CRIME. THEY DON'T
IF THEY'RE CHARGED IN THOSE
CHARGES ARE DROPPED. THEY DON'T. AND ONE OF THE ARGUMENTS
THAT'S BEEN MADE THAT WE HEARD
FROM OUR COLLEAGUE FROM OUT
GROVE IS THAT IS WILL
FUNDAMENTALLY AND OUR BAIL
SYSTEM BECAUSE WITH JUST 10%
WE'VE SAID NO. YOU'RE DOING A
SERVICE JUST LIKE HE SAID. AND
YOU CAN KEEP 10% OF THAT MONEY
BECAUSE YOU'RE PROVIDING A
SERVICE. YOU'RE TAKING THE RISK.
BUT THAT ENTIRE BAIL INDUSTRY
WILL FALL APART. MY FRIENDS, I
CAN TELL YOU THAT'S NOT TRUE.
AND THAT'S NOT TRUE, BECAUSE WE
KNOW THAT THIS IS THE CASE IN
KENTUCKY, OHIO, OREGON AND OTHER
STATES. THEY'VE TRIED THIS MODEL
STATES FAR LESS PROGRESSIVE THAN
WE CLAIM TO BE. AND THE BAIL
SYSTEM STILL STANDS. AND SO WE
CAN DO THIS AND THE BAIL SYSTEM
WILL SURVIVE. AND WE CAN MAKE
SURE THAT PEOPLE LIVING IN
POVERTY DON'T PAY A PRICE WHEN
THEY'RE ARRESTED. AND OFTEN
THEY'RE ARRESTED BECAUSE THERE
ARE PEOPLE OF COLOR IN THE WRONG
NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE WRONG TIME.
AND THEY SHOULDN'T BE PAYING A
PRICE FOR THAT. I BELIEVE WE CAN
DO THIS. AND WE CAN MAKE
CALIFORNIA MORE JUST YO, THIS IS
ACTUALLY JUST A LENDING BILL
NOW. AND I ASKED FOR YOU TO DO
WHAT IS RIGHT. I KNOW THIS IS
HARD BECAUSE THIS BILL STARTED
IN A DIFFERENT PLACE. AND MANY
OF YOU DIDN'T PLAN ON SUPPORTING
IT THEN, BUT WE'VE MADE A LOT OF
CHANGES AND THE BILL TODAY IS AN
ECONOMIC JUSTICE BILL AND ONE I
KNOW IN YOUR HEARTS. YOU BELIEVE
IN BECAUSE YOU DON'T BELIEVE
THAT I SHOULD BE TREATED
DIFFERENTLY. AND OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM L ADDRESS BECAUSE I'M A
WOMAN OF PRIVILEGE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL
MEMBERS VOTED AS OUT TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS PHOTO DESIRED ABOUT.
BAUER-KAHAN MOVES TO CALL.
REMEMBERS. I'M PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL.
EVER SO I'M PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON FILE ADAM 74. THIS IS SB
11. 78 ARC WILL POST ALL MEMBERS
VOTED WISH TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE. JUST
TAKES 34. AND THAT ONE DAY
QUELLE. CLOSE THE ROLE. AND
CHALLENGED. THE VOTE IS 35 NOS
20 THAT MEASURE FAILS.
REMEMBER SO I'M PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL AND FILE OUT ON 108
SENATE BILL 2 60. HARMFUL POST.
ALL MEMBERS FOLK. WHO WISH TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO
VOTE.
MR GARCIA REPLACES THE CALL.
AND MS RAISE YOUR YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTION. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER.
THERE WAS A LETTER AT THE DESK
RELATIVE TO A B 18 86 COOPER.
PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY RULE. 42 C
. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
PRINT THE LETTER IN THE JOURNAL
WITHOUT OBJECTION. PLEASE MOVE
THE FOLLOWING BILLS TO THE
INACTIVE FILE. A B 27 74 WEBER
AT THE DESK. ITEMS 72 S J R
SEVEN BRADFORD. I DON'T 1 14 SP
993 SKINNER THE CLERK WILL KNOW.
REMEMBER CHEF PREPARED TO LIFT
THE CALL ON FILE OUT OF 19. THIS
IS MR LOWE'S A B 20 TO 36 CLERK
WILL POST ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
WISH TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE
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MEMBERS I AM PREPARED TO LIFT A
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ON FILE ITEM 108. SB 2 60
CLERICAL POSTS. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO WISH TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS.
PHOTO WISH TO VOTE. CLARK WELL,
CLOSE YOUR ROLE UNTIL THE VOTE
IS 38 THOSE 23 THAT MEASURE
FAILS. EVERS. WHERE DID. DR CORK
. THERE'S DOCTOR QUIRKE. THANK
YOU, SIR. THIS IS WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO FILE ASSEMBLY BILL
21 33. A B 21 33 BY DR QUIRKE.
CLERK WILL READ THE BILL 21 33
BY SOME QUIRK AND ACTIVATING THE
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS. DR
QUIRKE. WE'RE ALL GETTING TIRED
. ME TOO. THANK YOU, SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. WE'RE ALL GETTING TIRED
. THE BEST THING ABOUT TONIGHT.
THIS IS MY LAST ONE.
PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE GO
THROUGH HERE. ALRIGHT, SO ON TO
BUSINESS. SP 32. WAS PASSED HERE
SOME YEARS AGO. I REMEMBER
HEARING ABOUT IT. HE SAID. WOW.
IT WAS A WORK OF POLITICAL
GENIUS. IT PUT TOGETHER. THE
IDEA. THAT YOU WOULD. REDUCE
GREENHOUSE GASSES AND KEEPS US
STRONG, STRONG ECONOMY. AND
THAT'S ONE OF THE KEY TENANTS OF
A B 32. SO IT'S NOT LIKE WE
RELEASE HALF THE GAS GREENHOUSE
GASSES. NO, THAT'S NOT WHY WE'RE
DOING IT. WE ALL KNOW WE'RE
DOING IT. BECAUSE WE WANT TO
SHOW IT CAN BE DONE. BUT THERE
ARE TWO GOALS HERE AND THERE IN
A B 32. YOU DO THIS AND YOU DO
THIS WITH A VIBRANT ECONOMY. AND
THAT'S WHAT A B 32, WHICH WARTS
SIGNED WITH PAVLE IS THE AUTHOR.
THAT'S WHAT THAT WAS ABOUT. THAT
WE'RE AN EXAMPLE TO THE REST OF
THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD. NOW
THE GOAL FOR 2030. WAS 40. BY
2030 AND THAT WAS CONSIDERED
IMPOSSIBLE AT THE TIME. THE
LATEST SCOPING PLAN. FOR UH, ARE
2030 GOALS AND PLEASE LISTEN
CAREFULLY. THE LATEST SCOPING
PLAN FOR OUR 2030 GOALS. SAID
THAT WE COULD ACTUALLY MEET NOT
JUST 40. BUT 47. SO NOW I HAVE A
BILL THAT'S ASKING FOR 55% WHY
AM I DOING THAT? WHAT'S CHANGED?
AND THE ANSWER IS 50 BILLION
THINGS HAVE CHANGED. DISK OPEN
PLAN WAS OUT WAS DONE. WITHOUT
KNOWLEDGE WITHOUT EVEN FRANKLY,
THAT THERE WOULD BE A FEDERAL
BILL. WHICH IS HALF A TRILLION
DOLLARS FOR CLIMATE 40 50 IS
LIKELY TO COME TO THIS STATE.
THEN, OF COURSE WE OURSELVES PUT
IN 11 BILLION NOW. HOW SHOULD
THIS MONEY BE SPENT? THERE'S NO
PLAN NOW. IF YOU PASS THIS BILL
THE PLAN WILL WE WILL ASK THE
AIR BOARD. CAN YOU IN FACT DO
55% BY 2030 AND STILL HAVE A
STRONG ECONOMY. AND THERE ARE
MANY ANSWERS THEY COULD GIVE.
THEY COULD SAY, ARE YOU
DREAMING? IT'S EIGHT YEARS WE
CAN'T DO IT. THEY COULD SAY YES
, WE CAN DO IT. BUT WE CAN'T
HAVE A STRONG ECONOMY AND THEN
WE DON'T DO IT. ARE THEY COULD
SAY YES WITH THESE ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES, WE CAN DO IT. AND
BECAUSE WE CAN DO IT, WE SHOULD
DO IT. SO WHAT I'M ASKING YOU
FOR NOW IS, LET'S TELL THEM TO
MAKE A PLAN. LET'S TELL THEM HOW
ARE WE GOING TO USE THOSE EXTRA
DOLLARS? BEYOND THAT. WE SHOULD
REALIZE IS THAT WHEN PAVLIK'S
BILL WAS PASSED NEARLY 20 YEARS
AGO THE WORLD HAS CHANGED. THE
EUROPEAN UNON. NOW HAS A GOAL
WHICH IS COMPARABLE TO OUR 55%
OF THE NUMBERS I'M TALKING ABOUT
NOW. 55% BY 2030. WASHINGTON.
THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. THEY ALL
HAVE GOALS ABOUT THERE. WE CAN
DO OUR CAP AND TRADE PROGRAM
WITH THE STATE OF WASHINGTON AND
QUEBEC. IF AND IT WOULD BE A
MUCH MORE EFFICIENT PROGRAM. THE
MORE PEOPLE ARE INVOLVED. IF WE
GO TO THIS HIGHER GOAL. CAN WE
MAKE IT? LET'S FIND OUT. LET'S
FIND OUT HOW TO SPEND THAT
ADDITIONAL MONEY. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR QUIRKE. SEEING
NO. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE O THE
ITEM. CLARK WELL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO
VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS, PHOTOS ARE TO VOTE.
DR QUIRKE. MOVES THE CALL.
pTHE CALL. UH ON FILE OUT OF 1980
20 TO 36 CLERK WILL POST ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS. PHOTO WISH TO VOTE.
OKAY, SO HE'S GOING TO SORT OF
LAY THAT OUT.
MR LOWE. PLACES. THE CALL.
AND MEMBERS. I AM PREPARED TO
LIFT THE CALL. ON. PILOT ON 1 23
. THIS IS SP 2 62. THE CLERK
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WISH TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO
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MEMBERS. I'M BEING TOLD. YOU
NEED TO QUIET DOWN. AND CLEAR
THE AISLES OF YOUR
CONVERSATIONS, MEMBERS. THANK
YOU. THAT WORKED FOR, LIKE, FIVE
SECONDS. THANK YOU.
THIS BARRICADE HAND REPLACES A
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THE CALL ON DR QUIRKS ITEM. THIS
IS A B 21 33. WILL POST. ALL
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MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH TO VOTE.
ON DR QUIRKS LAST BILL. NO
PRESSURE. DR QUIRKS LAST BILL.
ALL MEMBERS VOTERS ARE TO VOTE.
IS THE CALL.
OKAY?
MEMBERS. WELL, THE SENATORS,
PLEASE KEEP YOUR VOICES DOWN.
THANK YOU. MISS REYES, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND THANK YOU FOR THOSE
OPENING COMMENTS. PURSUANT TO
ASSEMBLY RULE 100. I MOVED TO
ALLOW RECONSIDERATION TO BE
GRANTED TODAY ON ITEM FOUR A. B
18 86 COOPER. MEMBERS THIS
MOTION ALLOWS RECONSIDERATION OF
A B 18 86 COOPER TODAY. TONIGHT.
IT TAKES 41 VOTES. THIS IS A
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FIND YOUR DESKS. CLARK WILL OPEN
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THIS TAKES 41 VOTES ON THE
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CLARK. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE AND
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THE MOTION CARRIES IMMEDIATE
RECONSIDERATION IS GRANTED. THE
CLERK WILL NOW READ THE BILL AND
CHIEF FOR THE PURPOSE OF
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 86
BY SOMEBODY MEMBER, COOPER
INOCULATING THE PUBLIC WORKS. MR
COOPER, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS CINNAMON. MR
TWO THINGS PROVIDED DEFINITION
OF STREET SWEEPING AND
INCORPORATE CHATTERING OUT
AMENDMENTS OF A B 17 17. MY
INTENT IS TO THAT LOCALITY SO
CURRENTLY HAVE STREET SWEEPING
CONTRACTS DO NOT MEET. THEY ARE
EXPECTATIONS FOR THIS WORK HAVE
TIME TO RENEGOTIATE THEIR
CONTRACTS IN ORDER TO COMPLY
WITH THE LAW. RESPECTFULLY AFTER
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
COOPER. SEEING. NO ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THE
ITEM. WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO
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ALL MEMBERS. PHOTO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLOSER ROLE. CHARLIE VOGT. I WAS
35 NOS 13. THAT MEASURE FAILS.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE WILL NOW
MOVE. TWO ITEMS 1 44 AND 1 45.
THE TWO RESOLUTIONS ON CONSENT.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADOPTION. THE
CLERK WILL READ THE FIRST DAY.
CLERK WILL READ THE FIRST DAY
CONSENT CALENDAR. CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 1 11 BY SENATOR DODD
AND OTHERS, RELATIVELY
CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL
MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE. THE CLERK
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VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
FIRST DAY CONSENT CALENDAR. ALL
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CLERK. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
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ZERO FIRST DATE CONSENT CALENDAR
IS ADOPTED WITHOUT OBJECTION,
IMMEDIATE TRANSMITTAL TO THE
SENATE.
CLERK OR READ THE REMAINING ITEM
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RESOLUTION. 1 17 72 NO. ZERO.
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WE HAVE TWO REMAINING ITEMS ON
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THIS IS MR HERTZBERG TO 62. ALL
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CLARK. WELL.
MISS BARRACK AYHAN WOULD LIKE ME
TO CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL YOUR
VOTE IS 34 33 NOS 27. THAT
MEASURE FAILS.
MEMBERS. WE HAVE A
RECONSIDERATION ITEM NUMBER 71.
WILL READ. THIS IS THAT UM 71 SP
9 18 SENATE BILL 9 18 BY SENATOR
PORTANTINO AND OTHERS AND
ACCOLADE THE FIREARMS DECLARE
THERE'S THE CEDAR OFFICE. THAT
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY ANY OBJECTION
TO GRANTING RECONSIDERATION OF
THIS ITEM. SEEING AND HEARING
NON RECONSIDERATION IS GRANTED.
CLARK OR BRAID. THE SENATE BILL
9 18 BY SENATOR PORTANTINO AND
OTHERS AND OPERATING FIREARMS TO
CLEAR THE URGENCY. THEIR OFFICE
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY, MR JOHN
SAWYER. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THE
BILL IS BACK UP FOR
RECONSIDERATION. AH! REQUESTS
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER. CLARK WELL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS IS A 54
VOTE BILL ON THE URGENCY.
ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MEMBERS. THIS IS A VOTE ON THE
BILL AND CHIEF THIS IS A VOTE ON
THE BILL AND CHIEF IT TAKES 54.
MR. JOHN SAWYER.
MR JONES SAWYER. MOVES TO CALL
TWO THIRDS BILL.
CAN I. MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO
BE TAKING A FILE OUT OF 2 31. SB
8 46. THIS IS DODD CUNNINGHAM TO
PRESENT CLARK OR BRAID SENATE
BILL 8 46 BY SENATOR DODD AND
OTHERS AND ACCOLADES, ENERGY
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE DECLARING THEIR
SUCCEED THEREAFTER TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. MR CUNNINGHAM.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS.
CALIFORNIA NEEDS TO DO A LOT OF
BIG THINGS IN OUR FUTURE. WE
HAVE SET AMBITIOUS GOALS AND
WORTHY GOALS. WE ARE BUILDING
MORE HOUSING THAN WE'VE EVER
BUILT BEFORE. THOSE HOUSING
UNITS WILL REQUIRE AIR
CONDITIONING. WHICH REQUIRES
MORE ELECTRICITY. WE'RE
TRANSITIONING TO ELECTRIC
VEHICLES. THOSE VEHICLES WILL
WILL REQUIRE CHARGING STATIONS
THAT REQUIRE MORE ELECTRICITY.
WE WANT TO DE CARBONIZED, OUR
ENERGY PRODUCTION SECTOR AND OUR
ECONOMY THAT WILL ALSO REQUIRE
OUR STATE TO PRODUCE MORE
ELECTRICITY. SO WHERE ARE WE AT
TODAY? AND WHERE ARE WE GOING TO
BE WITH ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
IN OUR STATE. HERE'S SOME FACTS
TO CONSIDER. TODAY AT 8 30. PM
HOT NIGHT, ALBEIT. YOU LOOK AT
THE CHI SO SUPPLY TRACKER OF
ENERGY GENERATION. 57% OF OUR
ENERGY GENERATION IN CALIFORNIA
TODAY AT 8 30 PM WAS NATURAL GAS
POWER. 57% 10.5% WAS RENEWABLE.
5.4% WAS NUCLEAR. ACCORDING TO
THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY
COMMISSION. OUR GRID. IN 2026
WHEN DIABLO CANYON IS SLATED
CURRENTLY TOO CLOSE. OUR GRID
COULD BE 3500 MEGAWATTS TO 5500
MEGAWATTS SHORT DURING HOT
TIMES. THAT IS A LOT OF POWER.
3500 MEGAWATTS. IS WHAT IT TAKES
ROUGHLY TWO POWER TWO MILLION
HOMES. THAT MY FRIENDS IS A
SERIOUS PROBLEM. THIS BILL DOES
ONE SIMPLE THING IN A REALLY
COMPLICATED WAY. I'M GOING TO
TRY TO BOIL IT DOWN. IT KEEPS
DIABLO CANYON NUCLEAR POWER
PLANT THE LAST POWER PLANT IN
OPERATION CALIFORNIA OPEN FOR
POTENTIALLY ANOTHER FIVE YEARS
AND ONLY FIVE YEARS UNTIL 2030.
IT WILL HELP I SUBMIT TO YOU
BRIDGE ARE GAP THE GAP BETWEEN
2025 WHEN IT SLADE TOO CLOSE NOW
IN THE FUTURE WHEN WE HAVE
ENOUGH RENEWABLE ENERGY AND
ENOUGH STORAGE CAPACITY TO FULLY
POWER OUR GRID GRID WHERE THE
EXCESS SOLAR THAT CALIFORNIA
PRODUCES IN THE DAY CAN BE
STORED IN BATTERIES OR
UNDERGROUND OR PUMP STORAGE. AND
THEN PUMPED BACK INTO THE GRID
AT NIGHT. BUT THE REALITY IS WE
AREN'T THERE YET, AND WE'RE NOT
GOING TO BE THERE BY 2025. AND
YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE MY WORD
FOR IT. THE ENERGY COMMISSION,
SAYING IT THE PUC, SAYING IT IS
A SAY IT PERMISSION TO READ.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. THIS IS A
LETTER FROM ELLIOT MAINZER. HE'S
THE CEO OF THE INDEPENDENT
SYSTEM. OPERATOR. THESE ARE THE
PEOPLE. WHOSE SOLE JOB IT IS TO
KEEP THE LIGHTS ON IN CALIFORNIA
BY ANY LEGAL MEANS NECESSARY. HE
WROTE TO GOVERNOR NEWSOM.
YESTERDAY. CALIFORNIA IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING
RELIABILITY FOR ONE OF THE
LARGEST POWER GRIDS IN THE WORLD
DURING A TIME WHERE COLLECTIVELY
WORKING TO DE CARBONIZED ARE
POWER SUPPLY. CALIFORNIA HAS
RELIED ON THE DIABLO CANYON
POWER PLANT FOR DECADES. THIS
SUPPLY PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT
SUPPORT FOR THE GRID DURING
EVENING HOURS WHEN SOLAR IS NO
LONGER OPERATING. THE LOSS OF
APPROXIMATELY 2000 MEGAWATTS OF
CLEAN GENERATION SUPPLY FROM
DIABLO CANYON REQUIRES AN
INFRASTRUCTURE REPLACEMENT PLAN
, ALTHOUGH THE CPUC HAS
AUTHORIZED ADDITIONAL
PROCUREMENT TO MEET THAT NEED,
IT WILL TAKE TIME TO DEPLOY NEW
RESOURCES. WE SHOULD ENSURE NEW
SOURCES OF CLEAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY
ARE IN PLACE. BEFORE RETIRING,
NON EMITTING GENERATION THAT
PLAYS SUCH AN INSTRUMENTAL ROLE
IN SUPPORTING RELIABLE ELECTRIC
SERVICE. WHO WOULD KNOW BETTER.
IN THIS ENTIRE STATE ABOUT WHAT
WE NEED TO DO. THEN THE PERSON
WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE ENTITY
THAT KEEPS OUR LIGHTS ON. IT'S A
FACT DIABLO PRODUCES ROUGHLY
2200 MEGAWATTS OF BASE LOAD.
CARBON FREE POWER IS THE LARGEST
CARBON FREE ELECTRICITY
GENERATION SOURCE IN THE STATE.
BY FAR AND IT OPERATES DAY OR
NIGHT. RAIN OR SHINE. OTTER
COLD. THIS BILL. I WANT TO
EMPHASIZE IT PROTECTS RATEPAYERS
IN TWO IMPORTANT WAYS. FIRST, IT
ENSURES THAT REVENUES COLLECTED
BY PG NHI. IF WE EXTEND THE
PLANT. GO BACK INTO THE GRID AS
ANOTHER SOURCE FOR GRID
HARDENING RESILIENCY OF THE GRID
AND WILDFIRE PROTECTION,
SOMETHING WE HAVE ALL WORKED FOR
TOGETHER AND WE HAVE ALL FUNDED
TOGETHER. THAT'S A NEW FUNDING
SOURCE FOR THOSE THINGS. SECOND. IT REQUIRES PGD. TO REFUND
RATE PAYERS WHEN DIABLO CANYON
IS PROFITABLE, WHICH IS
HISTORICALLY IT HAS BEEN RIGHT
NOW. IT COSTS ROUGHLY $60 PER
MEGAWATT HOUR TO PRODUCE POWER
DIABLO $60 PER MEGAWATT HOUR.
REALLY EARLIER THIS EVENING.
DURING PEAK DEMAND TIMES A
MEGAWATT HOUR WAS BEING SOLD ON
THE MARKET FOR $634. THIS
AFTERNOON WHEN SOLAR WAS STILL
PRODUCING. IT WAS $160. THIS
BILL REQUIRES THAT THOSE NET
REVENUES FROM THE CONTINUED
OPERATION DIABLO COULD GET
REFUNDED BACK TO ALL OF OUR
RATEPAYERS. THAT IS A NET
SAVINGS TO RATE PAIRS. THAT WAS
NEGOTIATED HARD. THERE'S
SOMETHING A LOT OF US IN THIS
ROOM WORKED FOR WITH THE
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE AND WE GOT IT.
WE PROTECTED OUR RATEPAYERS WITH
THIS BILL. IT ALSO PROTECTS
RATEPAYERS FROM THE GIGANTIC
SPIKES. WHEN THE ICE SO HAS TO
GO BY SPOT MARKET POWER. 36%
SOMETIMES FROM OUT OF STATE AND
PAY WHATEVER RATE THEY HAVE TO
PAY TO GET IT, AND THAT'S IF YOU
CAN GET IT IF THERE IS A WESTERN
UNITED STATES HEATWAVE, THERE'S
NO EXCESS POWER TO BUY FROM
OREGON OR WASHINGTON OR ARIZONA
OR NEVADA OR TEXAS. THEY DON'T
HAVE ANY TO SELL US. BUT EVEN IF
THEY DO, YOU'RE PAYING SPOT
MARKET RATES PEAK PRICES. AND
THAT GETS PASSED YOUR RATE
PAIRS. SO THIS BILL WOULD
PROTECT YOUR EIGHT PAIRS IN THE
SECOND WAY. STANFORD AND MIT TO
STUDY STUDY DIABLO FOR 10 YEARS
AGAIN, THIS BILL DOES FIVE BUT
FOR 10 YEARS WOULD SAVE
RATEPAYERS AND ESTIMATED $2.6
BILLION AND REDUCE NET CARBON
EMISSIONS IN OUR STATE BY 10.
THOSE ARE SOME OF THE REASONS TO
SPILL SUPPORTED. BY COALITION
ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL,
LABOR AND BUSINESS PIPEFITTERS.
CARPENTERS I B W C B I A EDISON,
SEMPRA. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THE
CLEAN AIR TASK FORCE AND THE
PUBLIC ADVOCATE'S OFFICE AT THE
PUC ALL SUPPORT THIS BILL. LOOK
MANY OF US WANT TO WORK FOR
TOGETHER CLEAN ENERGY OPTIONS.
WE WANT MORE OF THAT ON THE
TABLE. WE WANTED EXPEDITED WITH
MONEY GOING TOWARDS IT. I'M AN
OFFSHORE WIND GUY I CARRIED THE
BILL WITH OUR FORMER COLLEAGUE
DAVID CHU, OUR COLLEAGUE. FROM
GLENDALE THAT REQUIRED THE PUC
TO SET TARGETS FOR OFFSHORE
WIND. AND WE'RE GOING TO GET IT.
BUT REALISTICALLY, YOU GO TALK
TO THE OFFSHORE WHEN PEOPLE THE
SOONEST POSSIBLE YEAR. THEY ARE
PUTTING JUICE IN THE GRID. IF
EVERYTHING GOES PERFECTLY WITH
STREAMLINING IS 2030. WE'VE GOT
TO HAVE A PLAN TO BRIDGES TO GET
THERE. THIS IS THE BEST PLAN.
WE'VE GOT. 30 SECONDS MICHIGAN
TO HAVE A TRANSITION. AND
LASTLY, WHY DO WE HAVE TO DO IT
NOW? IT'S VERY SIMPLE. THE
APPLICATION TO GET THE FEDERAL
FUNDS. BE ABLE TO DO THE LOAN
FOR THE DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND
UPGRADES KEEP THE PLANT RUNNING
IS SEPTEMBER 6TH. IF WE DO NOT
PASS THIS BILL TONIGHT. THEN WE
WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS THOSE
FEDERAL FUNDS. WE HAVE A
HISTORIC OPPORTUNITY TODAY TO DO
SOMETHING TO SOLVE A MAJOR
PROBLEM. PROTECT OUR RATEPAYERS
PROTECT RED RESILIENCE. REDUCE
OUR CARBON EMISSIONS AND INVEST
AGAIN IN HARDENING OUR GRID.
THAT'S WHAT THIS BILL DOES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR CUNNINGHAM.
MR HOLDEN, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT. SB 8 46 BY SENATOR
DODD. THIS LEGISLATURE. HAS SET
AMBITIOUS GOALS. BROWN CLEAN
ENERGY. AND THE HARMFUL EFFECTS
OF CLIMATE CHANGE. MAKE IT
IMPERATIVE THAT WE MEET THOSE
GOALS. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME,
TAKE A STEP OUTSIDE AND FILL THE
START OF THIS HOT WEEKEND AHEAD.
WHEN I CHAIRED THE UTILITY AND
ENERGY COMMITTEE LIKE MY GOOD
FRIEND FROM COACHELLA, NOW
EXPERIENCES I KNEW THAT WHAT
THESE REGIONAL WIDE HEAT WAVES
MEANT. AND MET MY EVENING. WAS
GETTING INTERRUPTED WITH A CALL
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF C P U. C.
AND THERE ARE A FEW TIMES WHERE
YOU FEEL MORE FRUSTRATED AS AN
ELECTED OFFICIAL THAT WHEN
YOU'RE GETTING A CALL, SAYING
THE LIGHTS MIGHT BE GOING OUT
AND YOU'RE LEFT TO HOPE ENOUGH
CALIFORNIANS CONSERVE OR THAT
OUR UTILITIES ARE ABLE TO
SQUEEZE AN EXTRA MEGAWATT. HERE
OR THERE. THAT IS NOT
SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR OUR
ROBUST ECONOMY. WITHOUT DOUBT.
THERE ARE BARRIERS TO ACHIEVE
OUR CLEAN ENERGY GOALS. SOME OF
THOSE BARRIERS WERE FORESEEN.
BUT OTHERS WERE NOT. FOR EXAMPLE
, ON THE SUPPLY SIDE, PERSISTENT
BREAKS IN THE GLOBAL SUPPLY
CHAIN HAVE DELAYED DEPLOYMENT OF
CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES ON THE
DEMAND SIDE. UNPRECEDENTED
WEATHER EXTREMES LIKE THE ONE WE
ARE ENTERING TODAY HAVE DRIVEN
THE THIRST FOR ELECTRICITY WELL
BEYOND PREVIOUS PROJECTIONS. BUT
I CANNOT EMPHASIZE THIS ENOUGH.
THERE WILL BE NO BARRIER AS
GREAT TO ACHIEVEMENT OF OUR
CLEAN ENERGY GOALS AS AN
UNRELIABLE ELECTRIC GRID. THAT
IS WHAT WE ARE TOLD. WE FACE.
OUR ENERGY AGENCIES WARNED US OF
THE RISK, IF NOT THE LIKELIHOOD
OF POWER OUTAGES OVER THE NEXT
SEVERAL YEARS AS WE WAIT FOR
ADDITIONAL CLEAN ENERGY
RESOURCES TO COME ONLINE. I'M
NOT A PROPONENT OF THE DIABLO
CANYON POWER PLANT. BUT I AM A
PROPONENT OF KEEPING THE LIGHTS
ON. THIS BILL WILL ALLOW THE
CONTINUED OPERATION OF DIABLO
CANYON AS A TEMPORARY STOPGAP
MEASURE. SB 8 46 DOES SO WHILE
PROTECTING UTILITY RATEPAYERS
PREVENTING PG AND E FROM
REALIZING WINDFALL PROFITS AND
ENHANCING THE STATE'S
RELIABILITY PLANNING. SO THAT
WHEN DIABLO CANYON IS TAKEN
OFFLINE AND SEVERAL YEARS TIME
WE WILL HAVE DEPLOYED ENOUGH
CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES TO ENSURE
ENERGY RELIABILITY. WHILE
DRAMATICALLY REDUCING OUR
EMISSIONS OF GREENHOUSE GASSES.
FOR THESE REASONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY ENCOURAGE YOUR
SUPPORT. THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN.
MR GARCIA, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. I KNOW THE QUESTION
AROUND. DIABLO IS A TOUGH ONE.
TO BE ASKED TO KEEP THE LAST
NUCLEAR PLANT. AROUND FOR FIVE
MORE YEARS AFTER WE MADE A
DECISION. TO SHUT IT DOWN.
PROBABLY DOESN'T HELP THE FACT
THAT THE BRICK AND PLANS NAME IS
DIABLO. OKAY? TO ADD TO INSULT
TO INJURY HERE. ESPECIALLY AFTER
SOME OF US TOOK A HARD VOTE.
SOME MAY BE EASIER TO GET THIS
PLANT. AFTER GRID. FOR THOSE OF
YOU. ALREADY LOOKING FORWARD TO
GETTING OUT OF HERE AND ENJOYING
YOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND AS MY
COLLEAGUES HAVE POINTED OUT.
IT'S GONNA BE REALLY HOT. MY
AREA IS GONNA BE 115 DEGREES.
AND LIKE LABOR DAY IN 2020. IT'S
HOT WEEKEND WILL STRAIN OUR
ENERGY SYSTEM. AND PUSH IT. TO
THE EDGE. THIS BILL. WILL HELP
PREVENT THOSE BLACKOUTS. DIABLO
IS A G FREE. RESOURCE PROVIDING
GIGAWATTS OF POWER. CALIFORNIANS
POWER THAT WE WILL NEED TO KEEP
THE LIGHTS ON. I MENTIONED COME
FROM A REGION THAT EXPERIENCES
TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES ALL
THE TIME. AND SO THIS ISN'T
SOMETHING THAT WE TAKE LIGHTLY.
WE NEED AIR CONDITIONING TO TAKE
CARE OF OUR SENIORS. OUR KIDS AT
SCHOOLS. JUST THE WORKING
FAMILIES WHO WORK FROM SUN UP TO
SUNDOWN WHO EXPECT TO GO HOME
AND MAKE SURE THAT THE LIGHTS
ARE ON AND THE A C IS WORKING.
BLACKOUT IN OUR AREA, AND I
WOULD IMAGINE YOURS THERE'S NO
SMALL MATTER. WHEN GIVEN THE
CHOICE BETWEEN KEEPING THIS
PLANT ONLINE AND BLACKOUTS. THE
CHOICE IS PRETTY
STRAIGHTFORWARD. BUT I WANT TO
EMPHASIZE COLLEAGUES THAT THE
CHOICE IS NOT CUT AND DRY. THIS
BILL ENSURES APPROPRIATE
SAFEGUARDS IN THE EVENT. BUT
THIS PLANT EXTENSION PROVES TO
BE COSTLY OR UNSAFE. IT ALSO
ACCELERATES OUR CLEAN ENERGY
TRANSITION BY APPROPRIATING $1
BILLION IN FUTURE YEARS TO OUR
CLEAN ENERGY PRIORITIES,
INCLUDING NEW RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT, INTERCONNECTION AND
DEMAND RESPONSE PROGRAMS. THAT
WAS OUR ASK THAT WAS SOMETHING
THAT WE NEEDED TO SEE IN THIS
BILL. TO BALANCE OUT THE
QUESTION OF WHETHER OR NOT WE
KEPT THIS OPTION ON THE TABLE,
TRYING TO ACHIEVE OUR AMBITIOUS
GOALS. THIS BILL ALSO REMOVES
THIS PLANT AS A RESOURCE FOR
UTILITIES TO COUNT TO MEET THEIR
CLEAN ENERGY PROCUREMENT GOALS
AND HAS POLICY CHANGES TO HELP
ACCELERATE OUR TRANSMISSION.
BUILD OUT. WE'VE SEEN A NUMBER
OF BILLS BEFORE US. TO TRY TO
EXPEDITE AND MOVED THE
TRANSMISSION. DEVELOPMENT
FORWARD, GIVEN THAT THE LAST
MAJOR PROJECT IN THE
TRANSMISSION AREA TOOK ABOUT
NINE YEARS. TO GET CITED.
PERMITTED. AND GET OFF THE
GROUND. THAT'S NOT THE WAY WE
NEED TO BE DOING BUSINESS HERE.
IF WE WANT TO NOT DEPEND ON THIS
PARTICULAR ENERGY FACILITY. IN
OTHER WORDS. BY ALL OF THE
THINGS THAT WE INCLUDED TO
ACCELERATE. RENEWABLE ENERGY
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. WE'RE NOT
KICKING DOWN THE RELIABILITY CAN
DOWN THE ROAD. RATHER THIS BILL
PROVIDES THE NECESSARY BRIDGE.
TO GET OUR CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE.
ON TRACK. LOOK WE ALL WISH THIS
WASN'T NECESSARY. WE WISH THAT
OUR CLEAN ENERGYPROJECTS
WEREN'T DELAYED. WHETHER IT BE
BY THE SUPPLY CHAIN. THESE%
EXTREME HEAT EXPERIENCES THAT WE
HAVE OR BY OUR OWN DOING. OUR
OWN POLICIES. AGENCIES NOT
MOVING QUICK ENOUGH. TO GET TO
OUR OWN GOALS. BUT THIS IS A
SITUATION WE'RE IN. SO FOR ME.
AS THE CHAIR OF THE UTILITIES
AND ENERGY COMMITTEE. I THINK
IT'S IMPORTANT THAT I TELL YOU
THAT ARE FOLKS IN THE COMMITTEE.
EVERYONE WHO'S HELPED PUT THIS
BILL FORWARD. MAKES AND GIVES
THE RECOMMENDATION. TO SUPPORT
THIS MEASURE. MEMBERS. I THINK
THIS IS ALSO AN OPPORTUNITY. TO
USE OUR ROLES, WHETHER IT BE
THROUGH OUR COMMITTEE. WHEREAS A
BODY IN GENERAL TO ENSURE THAT
OUR STATE AGENCIES ARE BRINGING
ONLINE. THE NEW RESOURCES. AND
THE DEVELOPMENT AND THAT WE DO
OUR JOB. AND PUT FORWARD THE
NECESSARY OVERSIGHT AND
ACCOUNTABILITY. THAT. WE NEED TO
BE DOING ON A REGULAR BASIS,
PARTICULARLY AS THIS EFFORT GETS
IMPLEMENTED. 30 SECONDS.
COLLEAGUES. ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. GARCIA MR.
PATTERSON, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE. TO ENCOURAGE YOU TO VOTE.
AYE ON ALL OF THIS. I HAVE BEEN
THE VICE CHAIR OF UTILITY AND
ENERGY FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS. I
HAVE WARNED ABOUT THIS VERY
MOMENT IN TIME. WHERE WE WOULD
NOT HAVE ADEQUATE ELECTRICITY.
ON OUR GRID TO MEET THE
FUNDAMENTAL AND PRIMARY NEEDS OF
THE PEOPLE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THINK ABOUT THIS.
WE'RE THE FIFTH LARGEST SIXTH
LARGEST ECONOMY IN THE PLANET.
AND YET, HERE WE ARE TODAY. 3000
MEGAWATTS SHORT. OF THE
NECESSARY ELECTRICITY TO KEEP
THE LIGHTS ON. LET ME CONVERT
THAT INTO REAL LIFE EXPERIENCE.
THAT MEANS TO POINT. 25 MILLION
HOUSEHOLDS. NOW, IF YOU THINK
THERE'S FOUR PEOPLE IN THE
HOUSEHOLD. YOU REALIZE THAT
THAT'S NINE MILLION
CALIFORNIANS. AT RISK. HAVING
OUR GRID. FAIL. AT A MOST
IMPORTANT TIME. AND SO I WANT TO
JOIN OTHERS WHO ARE SAYING WE
HAVE NO CHOICE. LAST FRIDAY. WE
HAD A UNBELIEVABLE. HEARING FOR
UTILITY AND ENERGY. I HAVE NEVER
HEARD THE ADMINISTRATION. SO
TROUBLED. BY THE FACT THAT IF WE
DID NOT DO DÍAS CANYON. THE
CONSEQUENCE IS THAT THE PEOPLE
OF CALIFORNIA WOULD FACE AND SO
WHAT? THIS REALLY WELLS DOWN TO
IS SUPPLY AND DEMAND. IT REALLY
BOILS DOWN TO WHETHER OR NOT IN
THE 21ST CENTURY. THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA ACTUALLY IS PRODUCING
ENOUGH ELECTRICITY. TO KEEP THE
LIGHTS ON. OUR GOVERNOR HAS HAD
TO MAKE I THINK A BARELY, UM.
INTERESTING AND IN MY CASE
APPRECIATED CHANGE OF HEART. ALL
RIGHT. THIS WAS ABOUT CLOSING IT
DOWN. THIS WAS ABOUT RUNNING OUR
GRID. ON WHEN SOLAR AND
BATTERIES BUT THE PHYSICS.
ELECTRON PRODUCTION. THE SCIENCE
OF CREATING ELECTRICITY. IS
WORRYING AGAINST OUR RECKLESS
APPROACH. TO ELECTRICITY
PRODUCTION. YOU CAN'T HAVE IT
BOTH WAYS. YOU CAN'T SAY TO THE
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA WE'RE GOING
TO KEEP YOUR LIGHTS ON, AND
WE'LL DO IT AFFORDABLY. AT THE
SAME TIME. THAT WE MAKE THOSE
VERY AFFORDABLE ELECTRONS.
UNAVAILABLE. I'VE SAID THIS IS
VICE CHAIR FOR 10 YEARS.
OFTENTIMES THIS BODY DECIDES.
THAT WE'RE GOING TO CATEGORIZE
CERTAIN ELECTRONS AS IMMORAL.
AND WE'RE GOING TO CATEGORIZE,
CATEGORIZE OTHER ELECTRONS. AS
BEING MORAL WELL, GUESS WHAT? 10
YEARS AS VICE CHAIR. WHAT HAVE I
DISCOVERED? IT'S THE VERY
IMMORAL ELECTRONS. BETTER
KEEPING OUR LIGHTS ON. ALL
RIGHT. BEST OF REALITY. THAT'S
WHY OUR GOVERNOR HAS HAD TO
DECIDE. THAT WE NEED CERTAINLY
NEED TO KEEP DIABOLIC CANYON UP.
BUT HE'S ALSO SUGGESTED WE HAVE
TO KEEP THESE ONCE. UH, COOL.
SEAWATER. UH HUH. STOLE. NATURAL
GAS PLANTS UP AND OPERATING. WHY. BECAUSE WE NEED THE
ELECTRICITY NECESSARY TO KEEP
THE LIGHTS ON. AND I DON'T THINK
THE GOVERNOR HAD ANY CHOICE. I
DON'T THINK THIS BODY HAS ANY
CHOICE. IF WE WANT TO BE THE
GRAY DAVIS OF OUR GENERATION.
DON'T DO ANYTHING. 30 SECONDS.
THIS ISN'T THE RIGHT THING TO
DO. BUT I'M GOING TO WARN YOU.
CALIFORNIANS ARE LISTENING.
CALIFORNIANS ARE WATCHING. AND
IF WE DO NOT KEEP THEIR LIGHTS
ON ALL OF US. INCLUDING THIS
GOVERNOR. IT'S GOING TO BE HELD
ACCOUNTABLE. FOR ULTIMATE
FAILURE AND FUNDAMENTAL
ELECTRICITY. REQUIREMENTS. WE
LIVE IN THE 21ST CENTURY. WE'VE
GOT TO BE REALISTIC ABOUT THE
ENERGY THAT WE USE TO KEEP THE
LIGHTS ON. AND IF WE'RE NOT IF
WE DON'T DO THIS WE'RE GOING TO
HAVE TO EXPLAIN TO OUR
CONSTITUENTS. BY OUR FOOLISH
DECISIONS HAVE CREATED
CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THEY ARE
COMPELLED TO LIVE IN A STATE IN
WHICH THEY CAN'T USE THEIR AIR
CONDITIONER THAT THEY'VE GOT TO
DECIDE TO USE THEIR WASHER AND
DRYER AT TIMES WHEN IT'S VERY
INCONVENIENT. LOOK CALIFORNIA
USED TO BE THE PLACE WHERE WE
HAD RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE
ELECTRICITY TIME AS IT IS
BECOMING MORE AND MORE UNLIKELY
THAT WE CAN BEQUEATH THAT TO OUR
FUTURE GENERATIONS. WE HAVE TO
VOTE FOR THIS FOR ALL THE RIGHT
REASONS. I ASK THAT YOU
SUPPORTED MR LUCKY YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. THE GOOD NEWS
IS, I'LL TRY TO BE VERY COGENT.
IT'S VERY LATE, BUT I FEEL
COMPELLED TO STAND FOR ONE
REASON. IN MY. TENURE HERE,
WHICH HAS BEEN THIS IS MY EIGHTH
YEAR. I CAN'T THINK OF AN ISSUE
THAT IS MORE IMPACTFUL. THAT
WILL IMPACT EVERY RESIDENT IN
THE STATE AS THIS ONE. WELL,
THIS IS VERY SCARY TO ME. IT'S
VERY SCARY BECAUSE MY SEAT MATE.
BECAUSE, MR CUNNINGHAM. AND WE
USED TO TALK ABOUT THIS ISSUE.
HE'S THE LITTLE MORE SCIENTIFIC
THAN ME. I'LL ADMIT THAT BUT ONE
THING IS VERY CLEAR. WE DON'T
HAVE THE RELIABILITY
INFRASTRUCTURE. IT'S NOT THERE.
AND SO. THE RESIDENTS ARE GOING
TO BE IMPACTED IF WE DON'T DO
THE RIGHT THING. BLACKOUTS ARE
INEVITABLE. THAT'S THE REASON
WHY WE HAVE ARE FACED WITH THIS
CIRCUMSTANCE. THIS WAS NOT A
COMFORTABLE POSITION FOR OUR
GOVERNOR TO TAKE BUT I DON'T
WANT TO MAKE IT ABOUT THE
GOVERNOR. I WANT TO MAKE THIS
ISSUE ABOUT OUR RESPONSIBILITY
TO THOSE WE REPRESENT. HOW
IRRESPONSIBLE IS IT FOR US TO
OBJECT? TO THEM HAVING. TO DO
WITHOUT POWER BECAUSE WE HAD
POLITICAL DISAGREEMENTS. POLICY
DISAGREEMENTS. SO YOU GUYS CAN
JUST ALL SUFFER. THAT'S WRONG.
THAT'S JUST WRONG AND IT'S
IRRESPONSIBLE. AND I'M HOPING
THAT EVERYONE WILL SEE THE
IMPORTANCE OF DOING WHAT'S
RIGHT. FOR THE RESIDENTS,
IRRESPECTIVE OF ALL THE OTHER
PRESSURES THAT WE DEAL WITH IN
THIS BODY. BECAUSE THEY'RE REAL.
I DON'T DENY THAT. BUT I'M
ASKING YOU TO PLEASE THINK OF
HOW IT'S GOING TO IMPACT EACH
AND EVERY RESIDENT IN YOUR
DISTRICT. ARE YOU GOING TO
APOLOGIZE FOR YOUR VOTE OR
YOU'RE GOING TO BE PROUD OF YOUR
VOTE? I HOPE YOU'RE PROUD, AND I
HOPE YOU WILL SUPPORT THIS
MEASURE. THANK YOU, MR LACKEY.
MR. MATHIS, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. A LOT OF YOU KNOW,
I'VE DONE A COUPLE OF, UH OP
EDS. TRYING TO TELL YOU ABOUT
THE BENEFITS OF THE AH BLOW.
ABOUT HOW THIS PRODUCES. MASSIVE
AMOUNTS OF POWER FOR OUR STATE.
HOW THIS IS ZERO CARBON HOW?
FRANKLY IF WE DOUBLE DOWN ON
DIABLO, WE COULD DO THINGS LIKE
DIESEL AND ADD MORE WATER AND
HELP MEET SOME OF OUR SIGMA
GOALS. WHEN WE HAVE THE FLEX
PERIOD TIME. WITH THE DUCK CURVE
. WE COULD USE THAT ACCESS
ENERGY AND MAKE GREEN HYDROGEN,
WHICH ULTIMATELY HELPS US WIN
OFF OF DIESEL AND MANY OTHER
GOALS. BUT I KNOW A LOT OF
PEOPLE HERE DON'T LIKE NUCLEAR I
GET IT. IT'S SCARY. I KNOW
THERE'S A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT GO.
OH, IT'S BUILT ON A FAULT LINE.
IT'S BEEN TESTED. THIS ISN'T
JAPAN. THIS IS CALIFORNIA.
TECHNOLOGY IS A LITTLE BETTER.
WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE COST.
ANOTHER FACTOR. RIGHT WE LOOK AT
THE RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO. THE
BIGGEST BANG FOR THE BUCK IN
THERE. LARGE SCALE HYDRO. WE
DON'T COUNT LARGE SCALE HYDRO
HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE COUNT
SMALL SCALE HYDRO, SO THAT COMES
OFF. NOT ONLY THAT, BUT LOOK AT
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH OUR WATER
WITH CLIMATE CHANGE WITH THESE
OTHER THINGS WE CAN'T DEPEND ON
THAT. THEN WHAT DO YOU GOT?
NEXT? YOU'VE GOT SOLAR. OKAY
THAT'S GREAT SON DOESN'T ALWAYS
SHINE. YOU GOT WIND. THAT'S
GREAT, TOO. BUT NUCLEAR ZERO
CARBON IT MEETS THE GOAL. IT
MEETS THREE CHOIR MINT, AND IT
KEEPS THE LIGHTS ON. AND LIKE
IT'S ALREADY BEEN SAID ON THIS
FLOOR. AND TOO OFTEN, WE END UP
THESE FINAL OUR CONVERSATIONS
WHERE WE HAVE TO LOOK AT. DO WE
DO THE POLITICALLY RIGHT THING
OR DO WE DO THE RIGHT THING FOR
OUR PEOPLE? AND OUR JOBS. OR TO
DO THE DO THE RIGHT THING FOR
THE PEOPLE. AND THAT'S THE VOTE.
YES, ON THIS AND KEEP THE LIGHTS
ON. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
MATHIS. DR QUIRKE, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, SPEAKER.
SO I'VE BEEN ASKED AND HEARD MY
COLLEAGUES MANY TIMES SAY, WHY
ARE WE DOING THIS IN SUCH A
HURRY? WHY DID THEY START THIS
IN JANUARY? THE FACT IS THEY
DIDN'T KNOW. IN DECEMBER OF LAST
YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
WAS LOOKING AT WHAT THE EFFECTS
WOULD BE A OF WHAT IS NOW
STARTING IN APRIL OF 40% IN 40%
IMPORT TARIFF ON. PHOTO CELLS
FROM AND SOLAR CELLS FROM CHINA.
80% OF OUR SOLAR CELLS COME FROM
CHINA. IN APRIL, THE DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE MADE IT CLEAR THAT
THERE WOULD BE SUPPLY CHAIN
ISSUES. BY JUNE. WE ALL REMEMBER
JUNE. REMEMBER LEVIN AND I
GETTING UP AND COMPLAINING ABOUT
HAVING TO PUT THIS MONEY IN THE
BUDGET. AND BECAUSE IN JUNE
THERE WAS VERY CLEAR THERE WAS
AN ISSUE, BUT THERE WASN'T A
SOLUTION. ARREST PUT MONEY ASIDE
FOR SOLUTION. NOW OUR GOVERNOR
AS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
PREVENTED PG AND A FROM GETTING
A RENEWAL FOR THEIR PLANT BY HE
AND THE CONTROLLER, SAYING YOU
CANNOT HAVE ACCESS TO STATE
LANDS TO DO WORK THE NRC NEEDS.
IN ORDER TO KEEP DIABLO RUNNING.
ONE OF HIS FIRST ACTS AS
GOVERNOR WAS TO WRITE THE NRC
AND SAY DON'T LET DIABLO CANYON
BE RENEWED. PG AND E WAS FINE
WITH THAT, YOU KNOW. HEY ONE
LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT. WE
JUST DO WHAT WE'RE ASKED TO DO.
THEY WERE READY TO SHUT DOWN.
THEY WERE READY TO SHUT DOWN A
COUPLE OF YEARS AGO AND WE ALL
SAW THE RESULT OF THAT, AND WE
WORKED WITH JORDAN'S AND
CUNNINGHAM'S EXCUSE ME. THE
MEMBER FROM SAN LUIS OBISBO IN
TERMS OF TRYING TO GET HIS FOLKS
NEW JOBS, ETCETERA. SO. WE KNEW
THERE WAS A PROBLEM IN JUNE. WE
HAD NO IDEA WHAT THE SOLUTION
WOULD BE. IN JULY, THE
ADMINISTRATION WAS WORKING ON A
SOLUTION BECAME CLEAR. THE ONLY
SOURCE UH, OF. ENERGY WHICH WAS
CARBON FREE. WHICH COULD BE
BROUGHT UP. IN TIME WAS DIABLO
CANYON. THERE'S SIMPLY TOO MANY
SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES AND AGAIN.
THIS IS COMING FROM THE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NOT FROM
US, AND IT'S THE LAST THING I'M
SURE THE GOVERNOR WANTED TO DO.
BUT IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO,
AND IT'S A BRAVE MAN WHO'S
WILLING TO SAY HEY, I REVERSE
COURSE. SO WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW?
FIRST OF ALL. EUGENE IS GOING TO
MAKE A LOT LESS MONEY ON THIS
THAN IT USED TO FOR REACTORS ONE
AND TWO. THE TOTAL PROFIT. IF
THEY KEEP THE PLANT UP AND
RUNNING AT A HIGH LEVEL. IS $100
MILLION A YEAR. THAT'S ALL. NOW
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE REST OF THE
MONEY? LET ME READ THAT TO YOU.
UH IT'S PROVIDED THAT THE
DABBLER CANYON COSTS BE CREDITED
TO CUSTOMERS IN PG AND E
TERRITORY. SHOULD THERE BE
ADDITIONAL MONEY CUSTOMERS
OUTSIDE PG NEED TERRITORY.
MARKET REVENUES MAY BE USED TO
CREDIT CUSTOMERS TO NEUTRAL
MARKET REVENUES REMAIN IN THE
FINAL YEAR OF THE EXTENSION.
THESE REDDISH. THESE REVENUES
SHALL BE THE SOLE SOURCE OF THE
LOAN REPAYMENT EXCEPT THE
FEDERAL FUNDS REMAIN TO PAY THE
LOAN. ANY EXCESS FUNDS AND
FRANKLY, I DOUBT THERE WILL BE I
WOULD HAVE TO BE HOW THEY'RE
SPENT IS IN OUR BILL TODAY, AND
IT WOULD HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY
THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION, AND IT CANNOT
REPLACE THINGS PG AND E WOULD
HAVE DONE OTHERWISE. IT'S
ALREADY IN THEIR PLANS. THERE'S
ANOTHER REASON FOR DOING THIS
TONIGHT BESIDE THE FEDERAL LOAN.
I DON'T KNOW WHETHER WE'LL GET
IT OR NOT. I HOPE WE WILL. BUT
IF WE'RE GONNA BRING KEEP THE
PLAN UP, WE GOTTA START NOW
BECAUSE PG AND E HAS TO REVERSE
EVERYTHING THEY'VE BEEN DOING.
FRANKLY IF I WERE A PGD CNO CEO
THE ONLY REASON I WOULD AGREE TO
THESE VERY TOUGH TERMS THAT WE
HAVE PUT IN THE BILL IS YEAH. I
GOT TO KEEP THE LIGHTS ON. SO
WHAT HAPPENED? THE LAST TIME WE
DIDN'T KEEP THE LIGHTS ON AT THE
BEGINNING OF THIS CENTURY AROUND
2002. WELL, WE LOST THE
GOVERNOR. UM. SO FAR. I'M
HEARING ALL THE REPUBLICANS COME
UP, BUT YOU KNOW WHO'S GOING TO
GET BLAMED FOR THIS? IF IT
DOESN'T HAPPEN, IT'S US STEMS
AND IT SHOULD BE. WE'RE IN
CONTROL IN THE CAPITAL. WE WILL
GET BLAMED. IF THE LIGHTS GO
OUT. THIS IS A WAY TO DO IT.
WITHOUT GENERATING MORE
GREENHOUSE GASSES. ARE THERE
OTHER ALTERNATIVES? PROBABLY WE
COULD PROBABLY GO TO SOME OF
THESE MOTHBALLED OLD, HIGHLY
POLLUTING PLANTS. THAT'S NOT
WHAT I WANT TO DO. 36 ALL RIGHT
. THIS IS A WAY OVER A FIVE YEAR
PERIOD WHERE WE CAN DO THE RIGHT
THING WITHOUT POLLUTING THE
WORLD IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, DOCTOR QUIRKE.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS SEEKING
RECOGNITION ON THE ITEM. MR
CUNNINGHAM, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK
YOU. MEMBERS OF VOTE FOR THIS
BILL IS A VOTE FOR RELIABLE
ELECTRICITY GRID VOTE FOR
PROTECTING RATEPAYERS. FROM COST
AND PRICE SPIKES THAT WILL
IMPOVERISH SOME OF THEM. IT'S A
VOTE FOR CLEANER AIR. BECAUSE
DIABLO IN 2026 TO 2030 WILL
DISPLACE NATURAL GAS. IT'S A
VOTE FOR REDUCED CARBON
EMISSIONS. IT'S A VOTE FOR A
TRANSITION THAT MAKES SENSE THAT
WORKS FOR OUR PEOPLE. TO FULLY
RENEWABLE GRID AT SOME POINT IN
THE FUTURE. LET'S KEEP THE
LIGHTS ON FOR OUR CONSTITUENTS.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
AND WITHOUT THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL MEMBERS VOTE. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS
VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
MEMBERS VOTED DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WELL, CLOSE THE ROLE. AND
TALLY THE VOTE. I 67 KNOWS.
THREE. THAT MEASURE PASSES. I 67
NOS. THREE ON THE. I 67 NO.
THREE ON THE URGENCY AS 67.
KNOWS THREE ON THE MEASURE.
MEMBERS. WE HAVE AN ITEM ON
CALL. TO LIFT THE CALL AND FILE
ITEM. 71 SENATE BILL 9 18 WILL
POST. ALL MEMBERS VOTE WHO WISH
TO VOTE. ALL MEMBERS VOTED
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK. WELL. CLOSE THE ROLE. AND
TALLY THE VOTE ICE 52 NOS 23.
THAT MEASURE FAILS. MEMBERS
WITHOUT OBJECTION, PURSUANT TO
JOINT ROLL 51. THE HOUSE NOW
STANDS ADJOURNED FOR FINAL
RECESS AND THE QUORUM CALL IS
LIFTED. MEMBERS ALTHOUGH WE HAVE
OFFICIALLY ADJOURNED, I WILL NOW
RECOGNIZE LEADERSHIP. TO GIVE
SOME CLOSING REMARKS. MEMBER
SINCE BECOMING SPEAKER PRO TEM.
I HAVE BEEN HONORED TO WORK
ALONGSIDE INCREDIBLE ASSEMBLY
STAFF WHO SOMETIMES DO NOT GET
THE RECOGNITION THEY DESERVE. IF
YOU ALLOW ME A QUICK THANK YOU
TO TEAM ALL IN THE ENTIRETY OF
THE TEAM, ESPECIALLY ON FLOOR
BUSINESS. KARL LARSON AND MEGAN
MURRAY, MY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR
, AS WELL AS BY CHIEF OF STAFF,
HUGH BAUER. MEMBERS. I WOULD
ALSO LIKE TO THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, CARL. BEVERAGE I WOULD LIKE
TO TAKE A MOMENT FOR SOME
IMPORTANT RECOGNITIONS AS WE END
OUR SESSION. OUR CHIEF CLERK,
SOUP, PARKER AND THE ASSEMBLY
DEATHS. HAVE WORKED TIRELESSLY
TO PROCESS THE BUSINESS WE HAVE
COMPLETED THIS WEEK AND EVERY
WEEK WE COULD NOT HAVE COMPLETED
THIS LEGISLATIVE YEAR WITHOUT
THEIR INSTITUTIONAL KNOWLEDGE
AND HOURS OF HARD WORK. PLEASE
JOIN ME IN THANKING OUR ASSEMBLY
CHIEF CLERK IN THE STAFF.
THEY'RE THE BEST IN THE
BUSINESS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE COUNTRY. THEY SET THE
STANDARD. IN THE COUNTRY.
ADDITIONALLY OUR CHIEF SERGEANT
ALYSSA BUCKLEY, IN OUR ASSEMBLY
SERGEANTS HAVE BEEN ARE BY OUR
SIDES, MORNING AND NIGHT,
FACILITATING THE OPERATIONS ON
OUR FLOOR SESSIONS. PLEASE JOIN
ME IN THANKING. CHIEF SERGEANT
AND THE REST OF OUR SERGEANTS.
FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING WORK THIS
WEEK AND EVERY WEEK ALTHOUGH
COVID 19 IS NOT FULLY BEHIND US
THIS YEAR, IS SEEN AS TRANSITION
BACK TO MORE NORMAL OPERATIONS.
THROUGHOUT THAT PROCESS. OUR
CLERK, STAFF AND SERGEANTS HAVE
BEEN UNYIELDING AND THEIR
EFFORTS TO SUPPORT US. PLEASE
JOIN ME AGAIN ONE LAST TIME
THANKING THEM FOR ALL THAT THEY
HAVE DONE. THIS LEGISLATIVE
YEAR. WE ARE ALL GRATEFUL. MR.
GALLAGHER. I'D LIKE TO RECOGNIZE
YOU IF YOU HAVE ANY REMARKS.
WELL, THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS WE HAVE CERTAINLY HAD
QUITE A SESSION. UM. I THINK
WHAT I WANT TO SAY IS, WE'RE
LOSING A LOT OF GREAT PEOPLE IN
THIS AFTER THIS SESSION, AND I'M
WE TALKED ABOUT THAT EARLIER
WHEN WE RECOGNIZE MANY OF THOSE
PEOPLE. UM IT'S BEEN AN HONOR TO
SERVE. WITH ALL OF YOU AND I, UM
I KNOW WE DIDN'T ALWAYS AGREE ON
A LOT OF STUFF. I CERTAINLY YOU
KNOW, MADE MY VOICE HEARD OF
THOSE AT THOSE TIMES. UM BUT I
THINK THAT WE ALSO ACCOMPLISHED
A LOT OF GOOD THINGS TOGETHER,
AND SO I WISH YOU ALL THE BEST
AS YOU RETURN TO YOUR YOUR
DISTRICTS AND AS WE CONTINUE TO
WORK AND DO OUR BEST TO
REPRESENT THIS GREAT STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
. THANK YOU. MR GALLERY,
REMEMBERS. GAVEL STILL WORKS. MR
SPEAKER, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS WHEN WE RECONVENED
SESSION AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
YEAR. I GREETED YOU WITH THE
SIMPLE WORDS OF LET'S GO TO
WORK. DESPITE THE CHALLENGES YOU
HAVE RESPONDED, WE'VE DONE A LOT
OF WORK THIS YEAR. EACH OF YOU
HAS ANSWERED THE CALL. I WANT TO
RECOGNIZE THAT YOU ARE THE ONES
WHO HAVE DONE THE HARD WORK ON
THESE KEY PIECES OF LEGISLATION
THAT HAVE BEEN THE FOCUS OF
ATTENTION BEYOND OUR HOUSE AND
IN THE MEDIA. YOU HAVE MY DEEP
THANKS FOR THE EFFORTS YOU HAVE
PUT IN ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE
OF CALIFORNIA ON BEHALF OF THE
PEOPLE IN YOUR DISTRICTS AND ON
BEHALF OF YOUR COLLEAGUES. THE
MEASURES WE PASSED RARELY
BENEFIT US INDIVIDUALLY IN THE
SHORT RUN. BUT WE COULD TAKE
SATISFACTION IN THE WAY THEY
BENEFIT MILLIONS OF OTHERS IN
THE LONG RUN. SO AT THE
BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, I SAID,
LET'S GO TO WORK AT THE END. I
SAY THANKS FOR YOUR WORK. WE
KNOW WE HAVE ENORMOUS CHALLENGES
AHEAD IN THE FIELDS OF EDUCATION
. THE ENVIRONMENT BATTLING THE
CLIMATE DISASTER ENDING
INJUSTICE. AND WE'LL START TO
LOOK AT THOSE AGAIN IN DECEMBER.
IN THE MEANTIME, I WANT TO THANK
THOSE OF US AMONG OUR RANKS WHO
WILL NOT BE RETURNING. I WANT TO
THANK FRANK RICHARD, JIM
JORDANS, TOM, CHRISTINA, ADAM,
KEVIN KILEY, MARK, CHAD JOSE
KEVIN MULLIN. PATRICK A DREAM,
JANET. BILL RUDY. CALLIE AND
MARK WILL MISS ALL OF YOU.
I ALSO WANT TO ADD MY VOICE TO
THE THANKS OFFERED TO THOSE WHO
HAVE WORKED AT DESIGNATED
POSITIONS TO HELP US SUCCEED. WE
COULD NOT HAVE DONE OUR WORK
WITHOUT CHIEF CLERK SUE PARKER
AND HER STAFF. THANK YOU, SUE.
OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM, KEVIN
MULLIN. YOU'RE THE BEST THEIR
BEST THERE IS AND THE BEST THERE
EVER WILL BE.
MY MAJORITY LEADER ELOISE GOMEZ
REYES. THANK YOU. MY FRIEND AND
PARTNER, JAMES GALLAGHER. THANK
YOU, JAMES. OUR FLOOR UNIT WANT
ARE AS BRYANT EBERT, BRANDON
SETO, RENE ESTONIA AND MY
RETURNER. I WANT TO THANK THE
SPEAKER STAFF BOTH
ADMINISTRATIVE AND POLICY. I
WANT TO THANK THE CHIEF SERGEANT
AT ARMS, ELISSA BUCKLEY AND HER
STAFF. ALL OF OUR PROTECTIVE
SERVICES AT OUR MEMBER SERVICES,
INCLUDING THE CHP. I WANT TO
THANK OUR CEO, DEBORAH GRAVER
AND HER STAFF. I WANTED STAFF. I
WANT TO THANK THE STAFF OF EVERY
SINGLE MEMBER IN THIS, UH, IN
THIS BUILDING BOTH HERE AND IN
THE DISTRICTS. OUR LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL CAROL JENKINS, FOR
DRAFTING BILLS, OUR I T
DEPARTMENT AS WELL. YEAH. AND
FINALLY, I WANT TO THANK OUR
FRIENDS AT DGS FOR KEEPING THE
BUILDINGS CLEANED AND MAINTAINED
MANY. SO MY THANKS TO EACH AND
EVERY ONE OF THEM. MY THANKS TO
YOU. I URGE EVERYONE TO USE THE
NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS TO REST UP
AND COME BACK. READY FOR WORK.
GOOD NIGHT. THANK YOU.
MAN.
NO CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BONTE A B 20 TO 36. FROM I DO
NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BANTA MAYBE 20
TO 36 FROM I TO NOT VOTING. BOOK
CHANGE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PONTA 20
TO 36. I CANNOT VOTE. HOLDEN
HOLDEN VOTE CHANGE SP 2 62 I TO
KNOW. PRO CHANGE. REMEMBER
HOLDEN SENATE BILL 2 62 TO KNOW.
ALRIGHT VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN SP 2 60.
I DO NOT VOTING. THROW CHANGE.
SOME PEOPLE WERE IRWIN'S AND GO
TO 60 TO NOT VOTING. WELL DONE.
YOU DID IT, AND NOW IT'S HERE.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
DAILY VOTE CHANGE. SP 974. FROM
YES TO ABSTENTION. MY FINAL ACT.
JAMES CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
DAILY SENATE BILL 9 74. NO TO
NOT VOTING. IT WAS FROM IT WAS
FROM I TO NOT VOTING CORRECTION.
I TOO KNOW DAILY CENTERVILLE 9
70 FOR NOT VOTING. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.