OKAY. WE ARE READY. SO THIS
HEARING OF MILITARY AND VETERANS
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE IS CALLED TO
ORDER UM, THERE ARE EIGHT BILLS
ON THE FILE TODAY. SIX BILLS ARE
AND CONSENT. WE HEAR BILL
PRESENTATIONS AND FILE ORDER. IF
THE AUTHOR OF THE NEXT BILL ON
THE PILE IS NOT IN THE ROOM, WE
OBVIOUSLY WILL MOVE IMMEDIATELY
TO THE NEXT BILL ON THE FILE,
BUT WE DO HAVE UM, FORMER ONE OF
THE FORMER CHAIRS OF THIS
COMMITTEE. SO WELCOME ASSEMBLY
WOMAN, IRWIN. UM AND WE DO NOT
HAVE A QUORUM RIGHT NOW, BUT WE
WILL JUST OPEN IT UP AND YOU CAN
PRESENT AH, YOUR BELT. YEAH.
SORRY WE'RE GOING TO ACT AS A
SUBCOMMITTEE. THANK YOU. NO. ALL
RIGHT. IS THIS ONE? OKAY I'M
PLEASED TO PRESENT A B 531
TODAY, AND 2014, CALIFORNIA
VOTERS APPROVED PROPOSITION 41
TO FUND MULTI FAMILY AFFORDABLE
HOUSING PREVENTIONS, CREATING
THE VETERANS HOUSING AND
HOMELESS PREVENTION PROGRAM
KNOWN AS VHP. THE PROPOSAL
ALLOWED FOR $6 MILLION IN BONDS
TO BE ISSUED OVER SIX ROUNDS OF
FUNDING. THE VHP PROGRAM HAS
RESULTED IN NEARLY 6000 UNITS.
HOWEVER NEARLY ALL OF THE
FUNDING HAS BEEN DEPLETED FROM
THIS HIGHLY SUCCESS, SUCCESSFUL
PROGRAM WITH HISTORIC BUDGET
SURPLUSES, THE LEGISLATURE AND
THE GOVERNOR INCLUDED A $100
MILLION LIFELINE TO VHP AND LAST
YEAR'S BUDGET TO PROVIDE TWO
ADDITIONAL YEARS OF FUNDING AT
50 MILLION PER ROUND. HOWEVER
THE FUTURE OF THE HP AND
ADDRESSING VETERANS,
HOMELESSNESS WILL REQUIRE
CONSISTENT AND LONG TERM FUNDING
. 85 31 ADDRESSES THIS BY
ENACTING THE VETERAN HOUSING AND
HOMELESS PREVENTION BOND ACT.
THIS BILL WILL ASK VOTERS TO
AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS
TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDING
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
AFFORDABLE MULTI FAMILY HOUSING
WAS SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR
VETERANS THERE ARE OVER 10,000
HOMELESS VETERANS IN CALIFORNIA
AND EVEN MORE EXPERIENCING
HOUSING INSECURITY OR STRUGGLING
TO MAKE ENDS MEET. IN THIS
TRANSITION, WE MUST CONTINUE TO
SUPPORT UH, THIS HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM SO THAT
VETERANS CAN FIND THE HOUSING
THEY NEED WITH ME TO TESTIFY AND
SUPPORT TODAY IS CHARLES, RIGHT,
REPRESENTING THE CALIFORNIA
ASSOCIATION OF VETERANS SERVICE
AGENCIES. BUT THANK YOU FOR THE
THOUGHT. OKAY WE JUST HAVE A
QUORUM. SO I'M GONNA ASK THE
SECRETARY IF SHE CAN, UM, CALL
THE ROLL. SORRY. HERE. DAVEY.
HERE. ADDED OVER IT. BURNOUT.
YEAH. 13 OF MASTER. MERCEDES.
PETRIE-NORRIS VALENCIA. SO
QUORUM ESTABLISHED, YOU MAY
CONTINUE. OKAY? THE TELECOM
ASSOCIATION WAS AGENCIES ALSO
KNOWN AS CALVES, CALVES IN
STRONG SUPPORT OF ASSEMBLY BILL
531 THAT WOULD PLACE THE
VETERANS HOUSING AND HOMELESS
PREVENTION BOND ACT OF 2024 ON
THE MARCH 2024 STATEWIDE BALLOT
. A B 531 IF PASSED BY THE
LEGISLATURE AND THE VOTERS WILL
EXTEND THE VETERANS HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS PROGRAM. WITH THE
ISSUANCE OF $600 MILLION IN
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS LAST
YEAR. THE STATE BUDGET INCLUDED
$100 MILLION IN AUGMENTATION TO
THE VHP PROGRAM TO KEEP THIS
PROGRAM AFLOAT. THE VETERANS
HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS PROGRAM
FUND HAS BEEN USED TO PRODUCE
OVER 88 AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS, PRODUCING ROUGHLY
5665 UNITS FOR VETERANS AND NON
VETERANS SINCE 2014 THE FUNDING
FOR THESE PROJECTS HAS BEEN AND
WILL CONTINUE TO BE
GEOGRAPHICALLY TARGETED TO
ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
VETERAN HOUSING IN REGIONS WITH
HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF
CALIFORNIA'S MOST VULNERABLE
VETERANS, THE VETERANS HOUSING
AND HOMELESSNESS PROGRAM HAS
SHOWN TO BE EFFECTIVE AND
EFFICIENT SYSTEM FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF VETERANS HOUSING
, AND THE PASSAGE OF THIS BOND
IS ESSENTIAL TO KEEP THIS GOOD
WORK GOING FORWARD. THEREFORE,
CALVES. A ISN'T STRONG SUPPORT.
THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR MEMBERS.
THANK YOU FOR THAT PRESENTATION,
SO WE DO HAVE A MOTION AND A
SECOND. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ALVAREZ. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH FOR THE PRESENTATION.
I HAVE A QUESTION. WOULD THIS
BOND ALLOW FOR THE EXPANSION OF
FACILITIES AT? UM THE CALIFORNIA
VETERANS HOMES? FUNDING BEALL
ALLOWED FOR PURPOSES OF
EXPANDING EXISTING FACILITIES OR
ON THE ON THE CALVERT HOMES THAT
THAT'S A THAT'S A DIFFERENT
WOULD BE A DIFFERENT FUNDING
SOURCE. I THINK THERE IS A
POSSIBILITY ON SOME OF THE BIG
CAMPUSES RIGHT? LIKE, UM THE
WEST L. A MIGHT HAVE ROOM FOR
ONE OF THE PROJECTS, BUT BUT BUT
ON THIS ONE, IT WOULD BE, UM
ONLY FOR, UM PRIVATELY.
DEVELOPED OUTSIDE OF EXISTING
FACILITIES. THAT ARE IN, UM
CALVERT. EXACTLY. FREE CAKE FOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PROGRAMS
AND NEW HOUSING UNITS. WHAT IF
IT'S NEW HOUSING UNITS AND EXACT
AN EXISTING SITE? I DON'T KNOW
THE ANSWER TO THAT. BUT I CAN
DEFINITELY GET YOU THE ANSWER.
OKAY, IF YOU COULD THERE IS AN
INTEREST WE HAVE A SUCCESSFUL
AND LARGE COMMUNITY AND TO THE
WEST IN SAN DIEGO AND A HOME
THERE. UM, WHERE THERE'S SOME
THINKING OF PERHAPS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND MORE
HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR
HOMELESS. UM IT IS A VETERAN'S
HOME AND SO I KNOW THAT THERE'S
SOME POTENTIALLY DIFFERENCES,
BUT WE DID IT UP IN VENTURA. WE
HAVE CALVERT HOME THERE AND THEN
THE PROPERTY WAS SEPARATELY
OWNED BY THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. SO RIGHT NEXT TO THE
HOME WHEN THE PROPERTY WAS
PROPERLY TRANSFERRED OVER TO THE
CITY OF VENTURA, WE WERE THERE
WAS A V H H P FUNDED PROJECT
BUILT ON THAT PLOT, IF YOU COULD
JUST FOLLOW UP ON THE
POSSIBILITIES OF CHULA VISTA, WE
APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. THANK YOU. UM WE ARE GOING
TO GO TO THE PUBLIC IF THERE ARE
ANY OH, YEAH. LET ME DO PUBLIC
AND THEN I'LL COME BACK TO YOU.
I'LL JUST OPEN IT TO THE PUBLIC
IF WE HAVE FOLKS HERE IN SUPPORT
OR OPPOSITION YOUR TIME IS NOW.
CNN WILL COME BACK ASSEMBLY IN
BURNER. THANK YOU. UM I REALLY
APPRECIATE THIS BILL. YOU KNOW,
I'VE BEEN ON THIS COMMITTEE
SINCE 2019 WHEN I GOT HERE, AND
YOU KNOW, THERE'S SO MANY
OPPORTUNITIES WE KNOW THERE'S SO
MUCH NEED IN THE VETERAN
COMMUNITY FOR MORE HOUSING AND
TO SOME REMEMBER ALVAREZ'S POINT
, CHULA VISTA DOES SERVE MOST OF
SAN DIEGO. AND SO IF THAT'S AN
OPPORTUNITY, AND I'D LOVE TO CO
AUTHOR THE BILL AND AS YOU MOVE
FORWARD IN THE PROCESS THANK YOU
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BURNER. ANY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KOREA QUESTION
ON THE WAY THAT THE FUNDS ARE
GOING TO BE DISTRIBUTED. I THINK
THAT I HEARD YOU SAY THAT HE'S
GOING TO BE REGIONAL BASED ON
HIGH POPULATION OF VETERAN
COMMUNITIES OR HOW WILL THAT BE
DISTRIBUTED? SO IN THE IN THE
PAST AND GOING FORWARD, THEY'VE
BEEN GEOGRAPHICALLY TARGETED TO
ENCOURAGE DEVELOPMENT BY THE
VETERANS, HOUSING AND REGIONS
THAT HAVE HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF
CALIFORNIA'S MOST VULNERABLE
VETERANS. SO THERE IS A THERE IS
NOT. THERE IS A PROGRAM IN PLACE
AND A PROCESS IN PLACE THAT THEY
LOOK AT THE TART AND MAKE SURE
THEY'RE TARGETING THE RIGHT
AREAS WHERE THERE'S THE MOST
VULNERABLE IN THIS MOST NEEDED.
I ALSO HAVE TO SAY THIS IS ONE
POPULATION WHERE THERE HAS
REALLY BEEN A DENT MADE BECAUSE
THE FUNDING HAS BEEN THERE SINCE
2008. I THINK ALMOST
CONSISTENTLY SO EVENTUALLY,
AREAS THAT CAN DEMONSTRATE A
NEED HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GET THE
FUNDING OR SHOULD BE ABLE TO IN
THE NEXT ROUNDS. AND THAT THAT'S
GOING TO BE IMAGINED THROUGH AN
APPLICATION PROCESS. BUT IT'S
GONNA BE OKAY. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MADAM CHAIR. ANY OTHER
MEMBERS WITH QUESTIONS OR
COMMENTS, CNN. I ALSO JUST WANT
TO THANK THE ASSEMBLY WOMAN FOR
THIS PROPOSAL. I THINK THAT IT
IS IMPORTANT THAT WE CONTINUE
THE WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE OVER
YEARS TO TRY TO HOUSE ALL OF OUR
VETERANS IN OUR COMMUNITY. UM I
WAS REMINDED OF IN THE LAST
COUPLE OF WEEKS, THE WOMEN
VETERANS AND MAKING SURE THAT
THESE DOLLARS ALSO UM, TARGET
SOME OF THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
UH, THAT ARE OUT THERE FROM THAT
ARE FORMALLY OR THAT OUR
VETERANS AND SO I'M LOOKING
FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU
GUYS. I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO BE
ABLE TO CO AUTHOR OF THIS PIECE
OF LEGISLATION AS IT IT'S
IMPORTANT WORK HERE IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. WE WOULD LOVE TO
ADD YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
NO, IT'S OK. I WANT TO THANK YOU
FOR THIS. WE HEAR FROM THE FROM
CONSTITUENTS ALL THE TIME FOR
THE NEED FOR VETERANS HOUSING. I
THINK I HEARD YOU SAY YOU'RE
TARGETING THE HIGHEST POPULATION
HIGHEST NEED. I HOPE THAT I HOPE
BY HIGHEST NEED THERE WILL BE
SOME TARGETING OF RURAL AREAS
THAT HAVE LOWER POPULATION AND
SOMETIMES DON'T MAKE THE CUT
WHEN WE THINK ABOUT, UH BASING
ALLOCATING OF FUNDING ON
POPULATION SIZE IF THAT MAKES
SENSE, BUT WOULD ALSO LIKE TO CO
AUTHOR THE BILL. IF YOU'RE
ACCEPTING COOPERATION, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
LATTICE. LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE A
FEW CO AUTHORS FROM THE
COMMITTEE. UM, SO THE MOTION IS
TO PASS TO APPROPRIATIONS, AND
LIKE I SAID, WE HAVE A MOTION
AND A SECOND. UM SO, UM, MADAM
SECRETARY, IF YOU COULD CALL THE
ROLL A B. A B 5 31 HEROIN.
MOTION IS DUE PAST YEAR.
APPROPRIATIONS SARRIA YES. SORRY
I DAVIES DAVIES. I ADDIS. AT ITS
I ALVAREZ I BURNER I WON CARILLO
ONE CAREER I MATHIS MURATSUCHI.
PETRIE-NORRIS PETRIE-NORRIS,
AYE. TÂM. VALENCIA VALENCIA.
AYE. GREAT SO YOUR BILL PASSES,
UM TO APPROPRIATIONS EIGHT TO
NOTHING. WE'LL HOLD THE ROLE FOR
ABSENT MEMBERS. NEXT IS WHICH
ONE? OH, THE NEXT BILL WE HAVE
ON FILE IS A B 13 86 BY MR
GABRIEL, WHICH WILL BE PRESENTED
BY MS BURNER. A B 13 80 SIXES ON
VETERANS HOUSING TENANT
REFERRALS. THE MOTION IS PASSED
TO APPROPRIATIONS, BUT YOU GO
AHEAD AND PRESENT AFTERNOON,
MADAM CHAIR. MR PRESENT A B 13
86 ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GRAVE REAL, WHICH WILL INCREASE
FLEXIBILITY AND EXPAND ACCESS TO
MUCH NEEDED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
SERVICES FOR HOMELESS VETERANS.
HOMELESS VETERANS ARE VASTLY
OVERREPRESENTED IN CALIFORNIA'S
HOMELESS POPULATION, WHILE
CALIFORNIA'S A RANGE OF SERVICES
AVAILABLE TO VETERANS WHO ARE
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, MANY
OF THESE SERVICES HAVE STRICT
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS THAT
CAN LEAVE HOUSING UNITS VACANT,
WHILE OTHER VETERANS WHO
DESPERATELY NEED THE HOUSING DO
NOT MEET THE INCOME CRITERIA.
MAYBE 13 86 WOULD ALLOW THE
VETERANS HOUSING AND
HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION PROGRAM
ALONG WITH CERTAIN QUALIFIED
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
RESTRICTED TO EXTREMELY LOW
INCOME VETERANS TO EXPLAIN
HOUSING RESOURCES TO VETERANS
WHO DO NOT TYPICALLY QUALIFY FOR
EXISTING PROGRAM WELL, FIRST
ENSURING THAT LOW INCOME
VETERANS ARE PRIORITIZED. MANY
OF THESE HOUSING UNITS ARE
RESTRICTED TO VETERANS WHOSE
INCOME IS AT OR BELOW 30% AM I
BUT ONCE VETERANS BECOME
CONNECTED WITH BENEFITS, SUCH AS
DISABILITY INSURANCE, THEY
EXCEED THE INCOME THRESHOLD,
LEAVING THEM INELIGIBLE FOR
THESE UNITS. MAYBE 13 86 WOULD
HELP ADDRESS THIS ISSUE BY
ALLOWING SPECIFIC SPECIFIED
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES FOR
LOW INCOME VETERANS TO HAVE
INCREASED POLICY FLEXIBILITY IN
ORDER TO FULFILL IN ORDER TO
FILL VACANT UNITS. THIS APPROACH
ENSURES THAT OUR LOWEST INCOME
VETERANS ARE GIVEN PRIORITY. ON
VACANT UNITS, BUT ALSO THAT
WE'RE DELIVERING HOUSING
SERVICES TO HOMELESS VETERANS AS
QUICKLY AND EFFICIENTLY AS
POSSIBLE. AND I WILL SAY I'M IN
MY FORMER DISTRICT NOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DAVIES DISTRICT
IN OCEANSIDE. WE HAD EXACTLY
THIS PROBLEM. WE HAD HOMELESS
SHELTER FOR VETERANS WHERE WE
HAD VACANT ROOMS BECAUSE WE
DIDN'T HAVE THE PEOPLE WHO MET
THE REQUIREMENTS. THIS IS A REAL
PROBLEM ACROSS OUR STATE, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. AND WITH ME, I HAVE
CHARLES RIGHT, REPRESENTING THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
VETERAN SERVICE. SERVICE
AGENCIES. THANK YOU GO AHEAD AND
PROCEED. CHARLES RIGHT ON BEHALF
OF CALVES TO, UM CATS ARE
STRONGLY SUPPORTS ASSEMBLY BILL
13 86 THAT WOULD ALLOW BODIES,
REFERRING VETERANS TO HOUSING
UNITS FUNDED BY THE VETERANS
HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS
PREVENTION PROGRAM TO MATCH
PROSPECTIVE TENANTS WHO HAVE
INCOMES UP TO 60% OF THE AREA
MEETING INCOME. WITH A HOUSING
UNIT IF UNITS ARE UNABLE TO BE
FILLED AT A LOWER INCOME
THRESHOLD AFTER 14 DAYS,
ACCORDING TO THE U. S DEPARTMENT
OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, NEARLY ONE
THIRD OF THE NATION'S HOMELESS
VETERANS ARE LOCATED IN
CALIFORNIA, AND ALMOST 10% ARE
LOCATED IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
FOR SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAMS
THAT ARE PART OF VETERANS
HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS
PREVENTION PROGRAM. THERE EXIST
CAPS ON THE INCOME THAT VETERANS
MUST BE BELOW TO BE DEEMED
ELIGIBLE. UNFORTUNATELY ONCE
VETERANS ARE CONNECTED WITH
BENEFITS, THEY OFTEN EXCEED THIS
CAP, LEAVING THEM INELIGIBLE FOR
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING UNITS,
INCREASING THE AREA MEETING
MEDIAN INCOME CAP TO 60% WILL
DRAMATICALLY UP THE ODDS.
VETERANS WILL BE HOUSED.
INCREASED FLEXIBILITY FOR THESE
PROGRAMS SUCH AS OFFERED IN A B
13 86 IS ESSENTIAL TO ENSURE
THAT WE ARE NOT LEAVING HOMELESS
VETERANS ON THE STREET WHEN
VACANT SPOTS IN PROGRAMS EXIST.
CAPTAIN STRONGLY SUPPORTS A B 13
86. THANK YOU, MANAGER. THANK
YOU. SO WE HAVE A MOTION BY
SIMPLY WOMAN OR VICE CHAIRWOMAN
DAVIES AND THEN ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ALVAREZ WILL GO OUT TO THE
PUBLIC TO SEE IF THERE ARE ANY,
UM, FOLKS THAT WANT TO PRESENT
THEIR SUPPORTER, OPPOSITION.
YOUR TIME IS NOW. SEEING NONE.
WE DO HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND
. ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FROM
OUR BODY? THE WOMAN AT US. BUT I
THINK THE MEMBER FOR PRESENTING
THE BILL AND THANK YOU FOR THINK
THE WITNESSES WELL AND AGAIN.
IT'S AN ISSUE THAT I HEAR WIDELY
ACROSS MY DISTRICT AND YOUR
PERSONAL STORY ABOUT THAT VERY
MUCH RESONATES FOR THE DISTRICT
THAT I REPRESENT. AND IF THE
AUTHOR IS TAKING CALL AUTHORS
WOULD LIKE TO CALL HER GREAT
ANYONE ELSE? SEEING UM, NO ONE
ELSE WE DO HAVE A MOTION AND A
SECOND. UM, SECRETARY, IF YOU
CAN PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. BABY
13 86 GAY REAL MOTION IS DUE
PASS TO APPROPRIATION MOVED BY
DAVIES, SECOND BY ALVAREZ
SARRIA. HI SORRY I. DAVIES. AYE.
ADDIS AT HIS I ALVAREZ I BERNA
BRENNER. AYE. ONE KOREA. I
CARILLO? AYE, MATHIS. MURATSUCHI
. PETRIE-NORRIS PETRIE-NORRIS I
TO AH TO I VALENCIA. VALENCIA.
AYE. SO UM, THE BILL IS OUT. IT
HAS NINE VOTES. WE WILL, UM
WE'LL HOLD THE ROLL OPEN FOR THE
MEMBER THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
THAT'S RIGHT. REMOVE THE
CONTENT. SO WE HAVE A MOTION AND
A SECOND ON CONSENT ON CONSENT.
WE DO HAVE A B 3 22. MAYBE 4 44
A B 6 84 MAYBE 13 50 A B 14 62
AND A BEAT 16 65. SO WE'LL GO TO
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW. OKAY SO WE
DO HAVE EMOTION IN A SECOND
SECRETARY, CAN YOU PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL? IT JUST HAPPENS
COMPARED. A B 3 TO 2 MATHIS. YOU
CAN JUST JUST PUT ON CONSENT. WE
HAVE A MOTION IN A SECOND.
CONSENT, KELLY THEN CALL. ON
CONSENT CALENDAR A B THREE YOU
DON'T HAVE TO SAY, ALTHOUGH YOU
DON'T HAVE TO STAY THE NUMBERS.
YEAH. CONSENT. SORRY. AYE. SORRY
I DAVIES DAVIES. I ADDIS AT HIS
EYE. ALVAREZ ALVAREZ I BURNER I
WON. KOREA KOREA, I MATHIS
MERITS UCI. PETRIE-NORRIS
PETRIE-NORRIS I TO AH, TOP I
VALENCIA. VALENCIA. AYE. SO 90
CONSENT. WE WILL HOLD THE ROLL
OPEN. CAN WE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS? ON A B 5 35. 35
ASSEMBLY. 85. WE'LL ADD. WE'LL
ADD TO YOU ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TALK
YES. BABY. 5 31 AIR NGUYEN AH!
AYE. OKAY?
SURE I SEE YOU.
AT 31. YEAH. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. YOU'RE PRACTICING. OPENING
THE ROLE FOR EPSON MEMBERS. BURN
HER EYES.
A B 5 31 AIR NGUYEN MURATSUCHI
MERCY G. I OKAY? A B 13 86
GABRIEL MURATSUCHI MURATSUCHI,
AYE. PHªN CONSENT. AND CONSENT.
MURATSUCHI MURATSUCHI, AYE.
OKAY. THANK YOU. YEAH. LOVE. I
LOVE VETERANS, REPUBLICANS AND
DEMOCRATS ALL COME TOGETHER.
THANK YOU. TO YOUR. OH, YEAH.
YES. OKAY, WE GOT IT. HE KNOWS
HIS WAY. IF NOT, WE HAVE A WE
HAVE A BACKUP. WHEN YOU'RE DONE
HERE, BOY.
SECRETARY CALLED THE ROLE FOR
ABSENT MEMBERS. A B 5 31 AIR
NGUYEN. MATHIS. AYE. A B 13 86
MATHIS. MATH IS I. ON CONSENT.
MATHIS. HI MATHIS. AYE.
SO WE HAVE EYES. 11 KNOWS ZERO
ACROSS THE BOARD ON ALL ITEMS ON
THE AGENDA. THANK YOU AND WE
WILL BE A JOURNEY. YEAH. REALLY?
YEAH.