GOOD MORNING. WE WILL CALL START
OUR MEETING FOR THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE FOR
APRIL. 26 WE HAVE 109 BILLS TO
CONSIDER THIS MORNING AS A PART
OF OUR REGULAR ORDERED HEARING.
BEFORE WE BEGIN. WE'LL COVER A
FEW ITEMS FOR THE PUBLIC'S
INFORMATION. WE ENCOURAGE THE
PUBLIC TO PROVIDE WRITTEN
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE HEARING BY
VISITING THE COMMITTEE WEBSITE.
AT APRIL DOT ASSEMBLY DOT CA.GOV
. PLEASE NOTE THAT ANY WRITTEN
TESTIMONY SUBMITTED TO THE
COMMITTEE IS CONSIDERED PUBLIC
COMMENT AND MAYBE READ INTO THE
RECORD. OR REPRINTED. THE
HEARING ROOM IS OPEN FOR
ATTENDANCE. ALL ARE ENCOURAGED
TO WATCH THE HEARING FROM ITS
LIVESTREAM ON THE ASSEMBLY
WEBSITE. ASSEMBLY DOT CA.GOV
BACKSLASH TODAY'S EVENTS. WE
ENCOURAGE THE PUBLIC TO MONITOR
THE COMMITTEE'S WEBSITE FOR
UPDATES. WE WILL ACCEPT PUBLIC
COMMENT ON ANY BILL PLACED ON
THAT SUSPENSE FILE BY THE
COMMITTEE TODAY AND FOR WHICH
THE AUTHOR WAY PRESENTATION
BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE REGULAR
ORDERED HEARING TESTIMONY ON ANY
SUCH BILL WILL BE LIMITED TO A
STATEMENT OF NAME ORGANIZATION,
IF ANY IN POSITION ON THE BILL.
THE COMMITTEE WILL ALLOW NO MORE
THAN 40 MINUTES OF TESTIMONY AND
TOTAL AS YOU CAME INTO THE
HEARING ROOM TODAY, THE
SERGEANT'S DIRECTED YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE RULES FOR
PUBLIC ATTENDANCE AND
PARTICIPATION, WHICH WERE POSTED
OUTSIDE THE DOOR. I ENCOURAGE
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO ARE IN
ATTENDANCE TO BE AWARE OF AND
OBSERVE THOSE RULES. PLEASE BE
AWARE THAT VIOLATIONS OF THESE
RULES OR OR OTHER VIOLATIONS OF
GENERAL COURTESY OF OR DECORUM
MAY SUBJECT YOU TO REMOVAL OR
OTHER ENFORCEMENT PROCESSES.
WITH THAT. WE'D LIKE TO
ESTABLISH A QUORUM. I BELIEVE WE
HAVE ONE. MADAM CLERK CALL THE
ROLL. HOLD ON. HERE. DOLLY!
BRIAN CALDERON. WENDY KOREA
DIXON HERE. PHªN HERE. HOT.
LOWENTHAL. MATHIS. HAPPEN.
PELLERIN. ROBERT RIVAS SANCHEZ.
WEBER. WILSON. WE'RE NOW GOING
TO DISPENSE QUICKLY WITH THE
CONSENT CALENDAR, MR. CARVER. IT
WILL JUST TAKE A MOMENT. WE NEED
A MOTION FOR THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. OKAY? WILSON PELICAN.
BILLS ON CONSENT TO A B 281
GRAYSON. MAYBE 356 MATHIS 358
ADDIS BEFORE 91 WALLACE. MAYBE 5
11 DIXON, 86 58, MIKE FONG 663
HANEY. MAYBE 844 GIBSON 89 TO 5
TO 89 56 ALVAREZ 10 70 LOW 11 14
HANEY. A B 12 19 BERMAN. MAYBE
12 26 HANEY. A B 12 68 IRWIN A B
12 94 BERMAN BURNER. MAYBE 13
OH, SEVEN WEEKS. MAYBE 13 26
MEGAN DOLLY! MAYBE 13 42 MEGAN
DOLLY. MAYBE 13 50 FOR MIKE FONG
. MAYBE 13 69 BAUER-KAHAN MAYBE
14 74 REYES. MAYBE 15 57 FLORA
16 51 CENTURIES EVERY 16 86
GRAYSON A B 16 96 CENTURIES
EVERY 17 OH, SIX BONTA AND A B
17 40 CENTURIES HERE WE HAVE A
MOTION. IT'S BEEN MOVED AND
SECONDED. CALL THE ROLL ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. HOLDEN HOLD
ON. I DALI DALI, I BRIAN.
CALDERON. WENDY KOREA DIXON
TONIGHT, FONG I HEART HEART. I
LOVE WINDOW MATHIS, THIS EYE
POPPING PELLERIN. PELLERIN I
ROBERT RIVAS SANCHEZ. SANCHEZ, I
WEBER. WHETHER I WILSON WILSON.
I. CONSENT CALENDARS ADOPTED
WILL NOW MOVE TO ITEMS THAT ARE
BEING WILL BE PRESENTED TODAY.
ACTUALLY MR IRWIN SIGNED IN
FIRST, BUT I DO NOT SEE HER. MR
KARA. YOU'RE UP. IT'S A B 636.
AS A DO PASS. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIR AND MEMBERS SEMI BILL 636
WOULD REQUIRE EACH TO A VISA
EMPLOYERS. TO PROVIDE ALL H TWO
A FARM WORKERS WITH WRITTEN
NOTICE OF KEY STATE AND FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS, INCLUDING
INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR RIGHTS
DURING FEDERAL AND STATE
EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS ON
THEIR FIRST DAY OF WORK IN THE
STATE, OR WHEN THEY ARE
CHANCELLOR TO ANOTHER EMPLOYER,
AS THE ANALYSIS NOTES COST TO
THE BILL, OR A MINOR AND
ABSORBABLE FOR THE DIVISION OF
LABOR STANDARDS ENFORCEMENT TO
DEVELOP AN UPDATE REQUIRED
WRITTEN NOTICE. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. NO
WITNESSES TODAY WE'LL TURN TO
THE PUBLIC. IS THERE ANYONE HERE
WITH THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK IN
FAVOR OR IN OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL? SAYING NONE WILL COME BACK
TO THE COMMITTEE. THEY KNOW
QUESTIONS. IS THERE A MOTION
GOODBYE, HEART. COVERING SECOND.
THE SPILL IS OUT WITH
REPUBLICANS VOTING NO WITH MR
MATHIS AND MISS SANCHEZ AND NOT
VOTING. THANK YOU.
HEY WE'RE LOOKING FOR AUTHORS.
OH, OKAY? OKAY, MR. WILSON,
YOU'RE UP. YOU'RE PRESENTING A B
7 60 THAT ENJOYS THE DO PASS.
MEMBERS. I'M HAPPY TO BE NEEDED
DOWN MORE. I'M HAPPY TO BE
PRESENTING A B 760. THIS BILL
WOULD SPECIFICALLY ALLOW
STUDENTS AND FACULTY ATTENDING A
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY. OR
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, CSU.
YOU SEE, RESPECTIVELY TO
DESIGNATE THEIR AFFIRM NAME
WHILE AT THE INSTITUTION PER THE
INDIVIDUALS REQUEST. BY ALLOWING
INTERNAL RECORDS SUCH AS CLASS
ROSTERS ARE CAMPUS
IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO REFLECT
AN INDIVIDUAL'S AFFIRMED NAME.
THE CSU AND UC SYSTEM CAN
ELIMINATE SYSTEM MYSTIC SYSTEMIC
DEAD NAMING OF TRANSGENDER AND
NON BINARY INDIVIDUALS. A B 760
WILL HELP TO SUPPORT CURRENT
STUDENTS. STAFF. OUR FACULTY
MEMBERS WHO WISH TO USE AND
AFFIRM NAME AND GENDER
IDENTIFICATION. AN IMPORTANT
STEP TOWARDS FOSTERING A CAMPUS
ENVIRONMENT THAT IS INCLUSIVE
AND SUPPORTIVE. THIS BILL
PROUDLY HAS THE SUPPORT OF THE R
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE WOMEN'S
CAUCUS. FANTASTIC NO WITNESSES.
WHO ARE YOU TODAY? I SEE. IS
THERE ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE
THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK IN
SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION TO A B 7
60. SEEING NONE WILL COME BACK
TO THE COMMITTEE. THEY KNOW
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS AS THEIR
EMOTION. BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED
. THE BILL IS OUT WITH
REPUBLICANS NOT VOTING WITH MS
DICKSON VOTING I AND MR MATHIS
VOTING NO. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
PELLERIN.
A B 773. YES. GOOD MORNING CHAIR
AND MEMBERS. SO WE HAVE A GREAT
BILL HERE THAT WILL ALLOW
MEMBERS WHO REPRESENT OR
CANDIDATES THAT ARE RUNNING AND
DISTRICTS THAT GO INTO MORE THAN
ONE COUNTY TO BE ABLE TO FILE
THEIR CANDIDATE. STATEMENT OF
QUALIFICATIONS ELECTRONICALLY
AND THEY DON'T HAVE TO DRIVE TO
ALL THOSE SHARED COUNTIES AND
THEN FOLLOW UP WITH MAILING BY
FEDEX, THE ORIGINAL STATEMENT.
FORM AND CHECK SO IN MULTI
COUNTY DISTRICTS, THERE CAN BE
UPWARDS OF 10 COUNTIES IN A
DISTRICT. FOR INSTANCE, ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT ONE CONTAINS 11,
DIFFERENT COUNTIES AND STATES.
SENATE-DISTRICT FOUR CONTAINS 13
DIFFERENT COUNTIES. THIS BILL
WILL ALSO WORK WITH, UM ON IT.
ALSO AMENDS THE CODE SECTION
REGARDING ARGUMENTS FOR AND
AGAINST LOCAL MEASURES, AND SO
WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
SAME MEASURE CAN HAVE, SO WE
WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
MEASURES HAD THE SAME ARGUMENT.
SO WE WANT TO, UM, TO ENSURE
CONSISTENCY FOR BOTH CANDIDATES
AND VOTERS. A B 773 ESTABLISHES
THE LEAD COUNTY FOR MULTI COUNTY
ABOUT LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES TO
WHICH ARGUMENTS CAN BE FILED.
WHICH WOULD THEN SELECT AND
TRANSMIT BALLOT MEASURE
ARGUMENTS TO ALL THE OTHER
COUNTIES IN THE DISTRICT, SO THE
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST
MEASURES WOULD BE CONSISTENT
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE,
OKAY? AND YOU HAVE NO WITNESSES
TODAY, ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC
THAT WOULD LIKE TO COMMENT ON
THIS BILL? SEE NONE. ANY
THOUGHTS OR COMMENTS FROM THE
COMMITTEE. IS THERE A MOTION? SO
MOVED. OKAY IT'S BEEN MOVED AND
SECONDED. THIS BILL IS OUT WITH
REPUBLICANS VOTING I WITH MISS
DOLLY NONVOTING AND MR MATHIS
NÓ. THANK YOU. OKAY, LET'S UH.
TAKE UP THE SUSPENSE FILE. BUT
WE WAIT FOR AUTHORS TO JOIN US.
CREATE THE SUSPENSE FILE. A
BEFORE RAMBLA. MAYBE 19 JOE
PATTERSON. MAYBE 30 WARD EVERY
44 RAMOS 80 63 SAVANT EAR'S A B
70 RODRIGUEZ A B 80 ADDIS A B 2
TO 6 RAMOS, MAYBE 237 WALLACE.
MAYBE 263 JONES SAWYER. 82 73
RAMOS, 82 76 DIXON. 82 80 HOLDEN
. MAYBE 300 PAPIN. MAYBE 3 19
CONNOLLY. MAYBE 336 CERVANTES.
MAYBE 378 GRAYSON BEFORE 55
QUIRK-SILVA BEFORE 63 HARD
BEFORE 69 VINCE FONG EVERY 5 18
WEEKS, MAYBE 5 TO 4 WEEKS. MAYBE
548 BURNER 575 PAPIN. 85 85
ROBERT RIVAS, 85 95 S L E 85 99
WARD A B 610 86 TO 1 IRWIN 86 71
WARD A B 692 JIM PATTERSON A B
694 GIBSON 87 14 MCCARTY A B 74
TO JACKSON. 87 6 16, MAYBE 8787
GABRIEL. MAYBE 8 40 ADDIS A B
863 REGULAR CURRY. MAYBE 868
WILSON 884 LOW. MAYBE 889 JOE
PATTERSON, 89 20 BRIAN. MAYBE
943 KARA? MAYBE 958 SANTIAGO. 89
59 MCCARTY 89 82 V VALLAPUDUA
MAYBE 10 TO 11 10 ARAMBULA,
MAYBE 11 11 PELLERIN 11 23
ARTISTS MAYBE 11 38 WEBER. MAYBE
11 45 MAIENSCHEIN. MAYBE 11 77
MCKENNA, 11 78 LOOSE RIVERS.
MAYBE 11 86 BONTA. MAYBE 12 45
MCCARTY. MAYBE 12 84 RAMOS EVERY
13 10 MCKINNA EVERY 13 44
SANTIAGO MAYBE 13 57 COKE SILVER
EVERY 13 82 QUIRK-SILVA MAYBE 13
92 RODRIGUEZ ÁP 14 21 ALVAREZ. A
B 14 61 JIM PATTERSON. MAYBE 15
34 IRWIN. MAYBE 15 69 GARCIA 15
93 GARCIA. MAYBE 16 16 LACKEY A
B 17 OH, THREE WENDY KOREA A B
17 39 CENTURIES AND A B 17 45
SORIA. THE SENSIBLE IS DEEMED
ADOPTED. THE SERGEANT'S CALL
SOME OF OUR AUTHORS AND SEE IF
WE CAN GET THEM. HERE.
WELL, READ THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
BRIAN CALDERON. WENDY CARILLO.
WENDY CARILLO. AYE. LOW AND
TALL. HAPPEN. POPPING I
ROBERT RIVAS.
HEY MR BRIAN, YOU'RE UP TO
PRESENT A B 8 19. AND JEWS
ENJOYS A DO PASS.
GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR AND
COLLEAGUES ON THE COMMITTEE.
COME TODAY TO PRESENT A B 8 19 A
BILL THAT WILL MOVE THE
POSSIBILITY THE PERSON RECEIVING
INCARCERATION FOR FARE EVASION
OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. RIGHT
NOW. IF YOU EVADE THE FAIR, YOU
CAN BE CITED AND YOU SHOULD BE
CITED. AN APPROPRIATE AMOUNT.
BUT ON THE THIRD FAIR OF ASIAN,
YOU CAN BE INCARCERATED FOR 90
DAYS AND HIT WITH A MISDEMEANOR.
THE PROBLEM IS FOR THE COST OF
INCARCERATING SOMEBODY FOR 90
DAYS IN A MISDEMEANOR IN L, A
COUNTY. YOU COULD HAVE JUST
BOUGHT THEM A METRO PASS FOR 37
YEARS. THIS BILL TAKES AWAY THAT
PUNISHMENT AND KEEPS THINGS IN
THE CIVIL PROCESS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK DR Ó THANK
YOU. IS ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC
WOULD LIKE TO COMMENT ON A B 8
19. SAYING NONE COMMITTEE IS
THERE A MOTION? SO MOVED. BEEN
MOVED AND SECONDED. THIS IS OUT
ON A B ROLL CALL.
CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIR.
WANT TO YOUR EUROPE. WELCOME
YOU'RE HERE TO PRESENT A B 37.
AS I DO PASS. THANK YOU. CHAIR
AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS. A B 37
PROTECTS CANDIDATES, ELECTED
OFFICIALS, THEIR FAMILIES AND
STAFF. BY AUTHORIZING PERSONAL
SECURITY AS A CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
AND EXPANDING WHO IS ELIGIBLE
FOR SECURITY. THE BILL ALSO
REMOVES THE $5000 LIFETIME CAP
ON SECURITY EXPENSES USING
CAMPAIGN FUNDS, WHICH HAS NOT
BEEN ADJUSTED FOR 30 YEARS.
LASTLY A B 37 REMOVES THE NEED
FOR THERE TO BE A VERIFIED
THREAT BY LAW ENFORCEMENT TO
REIMBURSE A SECURITY EXPENSE
CANDIDATE SECURITY IS A
NONPARTISAN ISSUE. THE COSTS ARE
MINOR AND ABSORBABLE FOR THE
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES
COMMISSION. THANK YOU. I WILL
TURN TO THE PUBLIC. ANY COMMENTS
ON MAYBE 37. SEE NONE COMMITTEE.
NO QUESTIONS. IS THERE A MOTION
. AND MOVED AND SECONDED. THIS
IS OUT WITH REPUBLICANS VOTING
AYE. AND WITH MR MATHIS VOTING,
NOT VOTING. CONGRATULATIONS.
HERE WE HAVE AN AUTHOR.
BAUER-KAHAN.
GOOD MORNING. YOU'RE HERE TO
PRESENT A B 301? YES THANK YOU,
MR CHAIR AND MEMBERS. I'M
PRESENTING A B 301, WHICH ALLOWS
COURTS TO CONSIDER ACQUISITION
OF BODY ARMOR WHEN CONSIDERING A
GUN VIOLENCE RESTRAINING ORDER,
BODY ARMOR HAS INCREASINGLY
BECOME THE GO TO ACCESSORY FROM
MASS SHOOTERS, ENABLING THEM TO
PROLONG THEIR ATTACKS AGAINST
OUR COMMUNITIES AND MAKING IT
HARDER FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT TO DO
THEIR JOB AND DEESCALATE. MAYBE
301 IS A SIMPLE MEASURE AND
SAFEGUARDS THE SECURITY OF OUR
COMMUNITIES AND NO COST TO THE
STATE. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU. ANY MEMBER FROM
THE PUBLIC THAT WOULD LIKE TO
COMMENT ON A B 301. GOOD MORNING
, LAURA LANE ON BEHALF OF EVERY
TOWN FOR GUN SAFETY WITH
SPONSORED THE MEASURE IN
SUPPORT. THANK YOU. SEEING NO
OTHER. WE'LL BRING IT BACK TO
THE COMMITTEE ARE THEIR COMMENTS
OR QUESTIONS. SAYING NONE OF
THIS IS THERE A MOTION. I EVEN
GOT A THIRD DID THIS IS OUT ON A
B ROLL CALL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU.
WELCOME. MR IN YOUR YOU'RE UP.
HERE TO PRESENT A B 931. THANK
YOU, MR CHAIR AND GOOD MORNING.
UH AS A PATIENT LOOKS TO GET
PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENT
THERE. DOCTOR HAS PRESCRIBED A
FREQUENT BARRIER THEY RUN INTO
FROM THEIR INSURER IS A DELAY
FOR PRIOR AUTHORIZATION. UM A B
931. WOULD DEAL WITH THIS ISSUE
, A SURVEY PERFORMED BY AMERICAN
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION SAW
THAT NEARLY 75% OF THE PHYSICAL
THERAPIST THEY SURVEYED WAITED
AT LEAST THREE DAYS FOR PRIOR
AUTHORIZATION FROM AN INSURER.
OVER 25% OF THE PTS REGULARLY
WAIT FOR OVER A WEEK FOR PRIOR
AUTHORIZATION. THESE DELAYS CAN
LEAVE PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM
PAIN. AND REDUCED MOBILITY WHILE
THEY WAIT FOR THEIR INSURER TO
GRANT THEM THE CARE. THEY NEED
TO FIND RELIEF. 89 31. WOULD
AVOID THESE NEGATIVE OUTCOMES
FOR PATIENTS BY MANDATING THAT
ENSURES NOT REQUIRE PRIOR
AUTHORIZATION FOR THE 1ST 12
PHYSICAL THERAPY VISITS RELATED
TO A NEW EPISODE OF CARE THE
RELATIVELY LOW FISCAL IMPACT
DETAILED IN THE COMMITTEE
ANALYSIS IS WORTH A SIGNIFICANT
REDUCTION IN NEGATIVE PATIENT
OUTCOMES THAT WILL RESULT FROM
THIS BILL. I WOULD LIKE TO
EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR THE
OPPOSITION. WHILE THEY'RE
ENGAGING IN PRODUCTIVE
CONVERSATIONS WITH OUR STAFF ON
A PATH FORWARD WITH THIS BILL,
AND I LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING
THOSE DISCUSSIONS WITH ME TO
ANSWER ANY TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
ABOUT THE BILL IS CARL LONDON ON
BEHALF OF THE CALIFORNIA
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION TO
LONDON. YOU HERE JUST FOR
TECHNICAL OR DID YOU WANT TO
MAKE A STATEMENT REMEMBERS CARL
LONDON ON BEHALF OF CALIFORNIA
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION IS
STRONG SUPPORT. THIS IS VERY
SIMILAR TO A BILL WE DID WITH MR
CUNNINGHAM A COUPLE OF YEARS
AGO. WE'VE STRIPPED THAT WAY
DOWN, WHICH IS WHY THE PRICE TAG
IS SO AMAZINGLY LOW, WHICH WE
APPRECIATE THE ANALYSIS AND WE
URGE YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. WE'LL TURN TO THE
PUBLIC. IS THERE ANYONE FROM THE
PUBLIC THAT WOULD LIKE TO
COMMENT ON THIS BILL? S¼ NONE.
COMMITTEE. I'LL MAKE A MOTION.
IT'S BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.
THE BILL IS OUT WITH REPUBLICANS
NOT VOTING WITH MISS DIXON. AND
MR MATH IS VOTING. NO.
WILL OPEN THE RULE FOR THOSE WHO
HAVE NOT HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO
VOTE ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
BRIAN HI, BRIAN. AYE. CALDERON.
RENTAL. LOW AND TÚI.
ROBERT RIVAS.
WE'VE GOT. YES. OKAY, WE HAVE,
UM. MR REVIS, WHO'S GOING TO
PRESENT FROM MR HANEY ON A B 11
36. APPRECIATE YOU. PROVIDING
THAT ACCOMMODATION. THIS HAS A
DO PASS. RIGHT AND THEN, UH,
THANK YOU, MR CHAIR AND
COLLEAGUES AND SO THIS
LEGISLATION ASSEMBLY BILL 11. 36
IS ON BEHALF OF OUR JUNIOR
COLLEAGUE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
STANLEY MEMBER MATT HANEY IT SO
THIS LEGISLATION AIMS TO PROVIDE
MUCH NEEDED BENEFITS AND
PROTECTIONS TO ATHLETES IN THE
HIGHLY, UM THE COMPETITIVE AND
PHYSICALLY DEMANDING SPORT OF
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS. SPECIFICALLY
THIS LEGISLATION ENSURES THAT
LICENSED PROFESSIONAL MIXED
MARTIAL ARTS FIGHTERS HAVE
ACCESS TO A PENSION FUND. THE
PENSION FUND WOULD BE FINANCED
THROUGH SALES OF TICKETS, SPORTS
MERCHANDISE AND SOUVENIRS. THIS
IS A SIMILAR TO A PENSION FUND
THAT IS ALREADY AVAILABLE FOR
BOXERS, BUT NOT M. M A FIGHTERS,
UNFORTUNATELY, AS NOTED IN THE
ANALYSIS OF THIS COMMITTEE THIS
LEGISLATION IS MINOR AND
ABSORBABLE COST THE STATE AND
THERE IS NO KNOWN OPPOSITION
WITH ME HERE TO HELP ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS. IF THERE ARE SOME IS
THE, UM ARE IS THE, UH, THE
CALIFORNIA STATE ATHLETIC, UM UH
, THE COMMISSION EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR ANDY FOSTER AND GENERAL
COUNSEL KEN SWENSON. THANK YOU,
MR CHAIR. THANK YOU. WE'LL TURN
TO THE PUBLIC FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
ON A B 11 36. SAYING NO PUBLIC
COMMENT ON THE BILL. IS THERE A
MOTION. THIS BILL IS OUT WITH
REPUBLICANS VOTING I, WITH MS
SANCHEZ, NOT VOTING.
MM HMM. THANK YOU, MR CHAIR,
WOULD YOU? ARE YOU PRESENTING 10
21 1ST 21 1ST. THANK YOU.
COMMITTEE AND MADAM VICE CHAIR.
MAYBE 10 21 PERMITS LICENSE
HEALING ARTS PROFESSIONALS IN
CALIFORNIA TO APPROACH
APPROPRIATELY PRESCRIBED AND
DISPENSED SCHEDULE ONE
SUBSTANCES UPON FDA APPROVAL.
AND SUBSEQUENT D A RESCHEDULING.
THE LEGISLATION DOES NOT
DISCRIMINATE, DISCRIMINATE
ALLIES OR LEGALIZE ANY
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE FOR
NONMEDICAL USE. THIS COMMITTEE'S
ANALYSIS IDENTIFIES NO STATE
COSTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE ON BEHALF OF THIS
ONE. ANY WITNESSES. DAN SEAMAN
ON BEHALF OF MAPS PUBLIC BENEFIT
CORPORATION HERE FOR ANY
QUESTIONS. THANK YOU. IS THERE
ANY SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION IN THE
ROOM? THANK YOU BRING IT BACK TO
THE COMMITTEE. MOTION IN A
SECOND. THANK YOU, AND THIS IS
OUT. THE DO PASS WITH THE
REPUBLICANS, NOT VOTING AND MR
MATHIS VOTING, AYE. THANK YOU.
AND THEN. NEXT BILL IS A B 1119.
THANK YOU, MADAM VICE CHAIR. A B
11 19 REFORMS THE CONSUMER DEBT
COLLECTION PROCESS TO MAKE IT
LESS LIKELY A BENCH WARRANT WILL
BE ISSUED FOR DEFENDANTS ARREST.
IT PROVIDES ALTERNATIVE WAYS FOR
A DEFENDANT TO SERVE TO SHARE
INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR ASSETS,
PARTICULARLY PARTICULARLY WHEN
THEIR INDIGENT AND NOT SUBJECT
TO COLLECTION AT THIS
COMMITTEE'S ANALYSIS AS THIS
COMMITTEE ANALYSIS NOTES, COURT
COSTS ARE LIKELY ABSORBABLE AND
THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR COST
SAVINGS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU AND ANY
WITNESSES. YES GOOD MORNING,
DANIELLE CANDLE KAISER ON BEHALF
OF BOTH OF THE SPONSORS OF THE
BILL TO CALIFORNIA LOW INCOME
CONSUMER COALITION OF PUBLIC
COUNCIL HERE FOR ANY QUESTIONS.
THANK YOU, AS IN EVERY SPORT OR
OPPOSITION IN THE ROOM. THANK
YOU BRING IT BACK TO THE
COMMITTEE MOTION. PUSHING A
SECOND. THANK YOU, AND THIS IS
DUE PASS WITH A B ROLL CALL.
THANK YOU.
OKAY IN OUR LAST BILL TODAY
WOULD BE A B 8 32 CERVANTES AND
THAT WILL BE PRESENTED BY MR
FONG. GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR
MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF US
SOMEWHERE. CERVANTES THANK YOU
FOR THE OPPORTUNITY. PRESENT
ASSEMBLY ABOUT 832. TODAY THE
SPILLS A FOLLOW UP TO HER BELL.
SOME WE BUILD 179 FROM 2017,
WHICH IS COMMITTEE APPROVED AND
WAS SIGNED INTO LAW BY GOVERNOR
BROWN. MAYBE 179 URGED THE
GOVERNOR TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO
ENSURE THAT INDIVIDUALS WITH
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE WORKING
IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ARE
REPRESENTED AMONGST THE VOTING
MEMBERSHIP OF THE CALIFORNIA
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION.
GOVERNOR NEWSOM HAS HEEDED THIS
CALL WITH HIS CTC APPOINTMENTS.
THERE'S NO GUARANTEE THAT FUTURE
GOVERNORS WILL FOLLOW HIS
EXAMPLE AS EXISTING LAW DOES NOT
IMPOSE AN EXPLICIT REQUIREMENT
OF FUTURE GOVERNORS TO DO SO. A
B 832 WILL PROVIDE THIS
GUARANTEE BY REQUIRING THE
GOVERNOR TO POINT AT LEAST ONE
INDIVIDUAL WITH PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE AS A VOTING MEMBER OF
THE CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION
COMMISSION. THE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE ANALYSIS NOTES THAT
THIS BILL WILL IMPOSE NO NEW
COSTS ON THE CALIFORNIA
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
COLLEAGUES FOR THIS REASON.
ABOUT OF SIMILAR CERVANTES. I
STILL GET ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON ASSEMBLY BILL 832. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR FONG. IS THERE
ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC THEY
WOULD LIKE TO COMMENT ON A B 8
32. SEE NONE BACK TO THE
COMMITTEE OR THEIR QUESTIONS.
THERE'S AN EMOTION SECOND. IN
THE HEART. THIS IS OUT ON THE B
ROLL CALL. THANK YOU. OKAY.
WE'LL MOVE NOW TO ADD ONS
CALENDAR CALENDAR. COUNTER ON
ROBERT RIVAS ROBERT RIVERSIDE.
WE'LL NOW MOVE TO PUBLIC
COMMENTS ON ITEMS THAT WERE UH,
EITHER ON CONSENT OR ON SUSPENSE
OR ANY ITEM THAT WAS PRESENTED.
THERE'S ANYONE FROM THE PUBLIC
THAT WOULD LIKE TO COMMENT. NOW
IS THE TIME. WELCOME. GOOD
MORNING, MR CHAIR AND MEMBERS
KAREEM GREASY ON BEHALF OF THE
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
REALTORS IN OPPOSITION TO A B 5
48 BURNER RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED
NO VOTE AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. THANK YOU.
GOOD MORNING, MR CHAIR AND
MEMBER SHARON GONZALVES ON
BEHALF OF SANTA ROSA ON A B 30
AND SUPPORT, WHICH IS CURRENTLY
SUSPENSE CANDIDATE AND ON BEHALF
OF THE CITY OF CORONA, IN
OPPOSITION TO A B 7 42. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU.
GOOD MORNING CHAIR AND MEMBERS
GERALD SHOOTING REPRESENTING THE
ACADEMIC SENATOR CALIFORNIA
STATE UNIVERSITY. MAYBE 11 23
AND STRONG SUPPORT. THANK YOU.
ANYONE ELSE? THEN THAT CONCLUDES
OUR PUBLIC COMMENT, AND WE WILL
KEEP THE ROLE OPEN FOR. FOR AT
LEAST FIVE MINUTES. NOW WE'LL
HAVE ADD ON FOR CONSENT.
CALDERON. CALDERON? AYE.
THEY ARE CONSENT. CALENDAR IS
OUT 16 0, AND THAT CONCLUDES OUR
BUSINESS FOR TODAY.