THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PHªN NOTICES
THE ABSENCES OF A QUORUM. THE
SERGEANT AT ARMS WILL BE READ
THE CHAMBER AND BRING THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. THE CLERK WILL CALL THE
ROLL. ATIS AGUILAR CURRY
COLONIES. ALVAREZ ARAMBULA,
BAINES BAUER-KAHAN BENNETT.
BERMAN BURNER BONTA, BRIAN
CALDERON ONE CARILLO, WENDY
CORIO CERVANTES, CHEN CONNOLLY,
DOLLY DAVIES DIXON, SALIH FLORA
, MIKE FONG, VINCE FONG FRIEDMAN
GABRIEL. GALLAGHER GARCIA GIBSON
, GRAYSON HANEY HEART HOLD IT IN
HOOVER, ERWIN JACKSON JONES,
SAWYER KALRA LACKEY, LI LO
LOWENTHAL, MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS
MCCARTY MAKIN ER MURATSUCHI.
WHEN ORTEGA PACHECO POPPING JIM
PATTERSON, JOE PATTERSON.
PELLERIN PETRIE-NORRIS
QUIRK-SILVA RAMOS RAISE
THREE OF US ROBERT RIVAS
RODRIGUEZ RUBIO SANCHEZ SANTIAGO
SHIAVO SARRIA TA TING VALENCIA
VÆ VALLAPUDUA WALDRON WALLACE
WARD. WEBER WICKS WILSON WOULD
ZILBER, MR SPEAKER.
I FEEL LIKE I CAN'T. REMEMBERS.
MEMBERS OF QUORUM IS PRESENT. WE
ASK OUR GUESTS AND VISITORS IN
THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER AND THE
GALLERY TO PLEASE STAND FOR THE
PRAYER AND FLAG SALUTE. THE DAYS
PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED BY
ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN IMAM YASIR
KHAN.
AND THE NAME OF GOD. THE MOST
GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL. WE
BESEECH GOD ALMIGHTY. CALLING
UPON HIM BY THE MOST NOBLE OF
HIS CHARACTERISTICS. GOD
ALMIGHTY. WE ASK THAT YOU BESTOW
UPON ALL OF US. ALL OF OUR
ELECTED OFFICIALS. GUIDANCE AND
PATIENCE. REQUIRED TO CARRY OUT
THE SOLEMN TASK. OF LEGISLATION
BEFORE THEM. WE ASK GOD ALMIGHTY
THAT HE MAKES OUR ELECTED
OFFICIALS TRUE REPRESENTATIVES
OF HONESTY, EQUALITY AND THE
VALUES THAT REPRESENT THE
UNIQUENESS OF OUR STATE. WE ASK
YOU ALMIGHTY GOD. THAT YOU LOOK
TO US WITH MERCY, REGARDLESS OF
GENDER, ETHNICITY, RELIGION.
POLITICAL PARTY. I MEAN, THANK
YOU, MOM. YES, SIR. WE ASK THAT
YOU PLEASE REMAIN STANDING FOR
OUR FLAG SALUTE LED BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCA RUBIO.
GOOD MORNING, MEMBERS. PLEASE
PLACE YOUR RIGHT HAND OVER YOUR
HEART READY? BEGIN. PLEDGE
ALLEGIANCE TO THE.
YOU MAY BE SEATED READING OF THE
PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL. ASSEMBLY
CHAMBER, SACRAMENTO THURSDAY
APRIL 13 2023, THE ASSEMBLY MET
AT NINE AM HONORABLE CHRISTOPHER
M. WARD SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE OF
THE ASSEMBLY, PRESIDING. MR HART
. MR. MS RACE MOVES MR GALLAGHER
SECONDS THAT THE READING OF THE
PREVIOUS STATE GENERAL DISPENSED
WITH PRESENTATIONS AND
PETITIONS. THERE ARE NONE
INTRODUCTIONS AND REFERENCE TO
BILLS. THERE WILL 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 WILL BE DEEMED READ AND
PRINTED IN THE JOURNAL MAJORITY
LEADER. REYES, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL MOTION.
THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT. TO
SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE 45.5 TO
ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WENDY
CARILLO RAISE AND AGUIAR-CURRY
TO SPEAK ON AN ADJOURNMENT IN
MEMORY TODAY WITHOUT OBJECTION,
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE. 1 18, A
TO ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WENDY
CARRILLO TO HAVE GUESTS AND
PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE FLOOR
TODAY. WITHOUT OBJECTION. SUCH
SHALL BE THE ORDER. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND THE
RULES. TO ORDER ITEM 86 A CR
SEVEN RAMOS TO THE FIRST DAY
CONSENT CALENDAR. THE RESOLUTION
WAS INCORRECTLY REPORTED OUT OF
COMMITTEE WITHOUT OBJECTION.
SUCH SHALL BE THE ORDER. I MOVED
TO SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW
BILLS HEARD BY THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TODAY.
THURSDAY MAY 18TH AND
SUBSEQUENTLY REPORTED TO THE
DESK TODAY OR FRIDAY, MAY 19
MONDAY, MAY 22ND OR TUESDAY, MAY
23RD TO BE ORDERED TO THE SECOND
OR THIRD READING FILE OR TO THE
FIRST DAY CONSENT CALENDAR ONE
LEGISLATIVE DAY. PRIOR TO THE
DAY REQUIRED UNDER THE ASSEMBLY
RULES. MR FLORA. FOR WHAT
PURPOSE? YOUR EYES, WITHHOLD
CONSENT AND ASK FOR A ROLL CALL
VOTE. MEMBERS, MR FLORA IS
WITHHOLDING ANONYMOUS CONSENT
MEMBERS. THIS. MEMBERS MR FLORES
WITHHOLDING UNANIMOUS CONSENT
MEMBERS. THIS IS A PROCEDURAL
VOTES MAJORITY LEADER IS ASKING
FOR AN I VOTE MR FLORES ASKING
FOR A NO VOTE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE.
REGISTERED SEE GREAT. HERE. YOU
SEE YOUR REGISTERED FOR
SOMETHING SOMETHING? BUT YOU
CAN'T DO THAT. OF ALL THE RULES
IS CLOSED THE ROLL EYES 53 NOSE
BETWEEN THE MOTION CARRIES. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT IS TO
SUSPEND JOINT RULES 60 TO A FILE
NOTICE REQUIREMENT TO ALLOW THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TO HEAR
THE FOLLOWING BILLS TODAY UPON
ADJOURNMENT OF SESSION IN SWING
SPACE ROOM 1100. THE LIST OF
BILLS IS AT THE DESK. I REQUEST
THE READING CLERK. READ THE BILL
NUMBERS AND AUTHORS. THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL FIVE.
ZABAR ASSEMBLY BILL 33 BAINES
ASSEMBLY BILL 46. RAMOS ASSEMBLY
BILL 51 BONTA ASSEMBLY BILL 52,
GRAYSON, SOMERVILLE, 59.
GALLAGHER ASSEMBLY BILL 84 WARD
ASSEMBLY BUILT 85 WEBER ASSEMBLY
BILL 99 CONNOLLY ASSEMBLY BILL 2
41 RAISE ASSEMBLY BILL 2 62
HOLDEN, AS SOME WERE BUILT TO 74
BRIAN ASSEMBLY BILL. 3 10
ARAMBULA ASSEMBLY BILL 3 21
WILSON ASSEMBLY BILL 3 31
BAUER-KAHAN ASSEMBLY BILL 3 66
PETRIE-NORRIS ASSEMBLY BILL 4 60
BAUER-KAHAN ASSEMBLY BILL FOR 71
KALRA AS ONLY BUILT 4 73
AGUIAR-CURRY ASSEMBLY BILL 4 81
WENDY CARILLO ASSEMBLY BILL 4 86
CHOLERA ASSEMBLY BILL 4 92
PELLERIN ASSEMBLY BILL 509,
VINCE FONG. ASSEMBLY BILL 5, 19
, SHIAVO, SOMERVILLE, 5 22
CHOLERA SOMETHING. BILL 5 37
BERMAN ASSEMBLY BILL 5 43 GIBSON
, SOMEONE BUILT 5 55 1 CARILLO
SOMETHING ABOUT 5 56 GALLAGHER,
SOMERVILLE, 5 82 CONNOLLY AS
ONLY BUILD 5 96 RAISE ASSEMBLY
BILL 6 20 CONNOLLY ASSEMBLY BILL
AGUIAR-CURRY. 6 25 26 29 WALLACE
SAID EMILY WELLS, 6 41, VINCE
FONG, SOMEBODY BUILT 6 42 TEEN
AS A MOBILE 6 43 BERMAN. SOME
PEOPLE 6 45 FRIEDMAN AS
SOMETHING ABOUT 6 49 WILSON IS
SOMETHING ELSE. 6 73 BENNETT AS
SOMEBODY ELSE. 6 79 WEEKS.
SOMERVILLE 7 10 SHIAVO BILL 7 16
BURNER. SOMEWHERE BILL 7 45
BRIAN ASSEMBLY BILL 7 56 POPPING
BILL 8 14 LOWENTHAL WAS ONLY
BUILT 8 21 GRAYSON, BILL 8 24
CALDERON AS ONLY 8 41 BERMAN.
SOME PEOPLE 8 45 ALVAREZ HAS
ONLY ABOUT 8 70 ARAMBULA SOME
MOBILE 8 77 ATIS AS WHEN WE
BUILD 9 14 FRIEDMAN AND SO WE
BUILT 9 26 PAPIN. ONLY ABOUT 9
35 CONNOLLY ASSEMBLY BILL 9 63
SHIAVO 9 72 MAIENSCHEIN
ASSEMBLY. ALL 979. ALVAREZ
ASSEMBLY BILL 9 91 ALVAREZ
SMELLING ABOUT 10. OH, ONE TINY
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 05 ALVAREZ AS
SOMEONE BUILT 10 06 MAKIN ER SO
WE BUILT 10 08 BAUER-KAHAN HAS
ONLY BUILT 10 48 WEEKS TO BUILD
10 60 ORTEGA AS ONLY BILL 10 61
BURNER. ASSEMBLY BUILT IN 66 JOE
PATTERSON HAS ONLY BUILT 10 72
WEEKS WHEN WE BUILD 10 78
JACKSON AS SOMEONE BILL 10 79
JACKSON. IT'S ONLY ABOUT 10 82
KALRA ASSEMBLY BILL 10 93 JIM
PATTERSON AS SOMETHING ABOUT 11
13 MCCARTY ASSEMBLY BUILT 11 22
BAINES. SOMETHING ABOUT 11 28
SANTIAGO AS ONLY ABOUT 11 33
SHIAVO, SOMEBODY BUILT 11 47
ARTISTS 11 ASSEMBLY BILL 11 54
WILSON ASSEMBLY BUILT 11-3. THE
SEVEN ORTEGA ASSEMBLY BILL 11 68
BENNETT. AS SOMEBODY BUILT 11 72
CALDERON ASSEMBLY BILL 11 75
QUIRK-SILVA ASSEMBLY BILL 11 80
RODRIGUEZ ASSEMBLY BILL 11 81
SOBER HAS ONLY BUILT 11 88
BURNER ASSEMBLY BILL 11 98
GRAYSON. SOMEBODY BUILT 12. OH
SIX VEINS AND SO WE BUILT 12 OH,
SEVEN. IRWIN ASSEMBLY BILL 12 31
SANTIAGO ASSEMBLY BILL 12 57
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS SO WE BUILD 12 64
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS. SOMEBODY BUILT 12
82 LOWENTHAL ASSEMBLY BILL 12 92
FLORA IS ONLY BUILT 13 22
FRIEDMAN SOMETHING BILL 13 37
WEEKS AS ONLY BILL 13 58
MURATSUCHI SOMETHING BUILT 13 73
GARCIA AS A MOBILE 13 86 GABRIEL
HAS ONLY BILL 14 17 SANTIAGO AS
ONLY BILL 14 20 BERMAN ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 35 LACKEY AS A MOBILE 14
48 WALLACE AS ONLY BILL 14 51
JACKSON SOMETHING BILL 14 63
LOAN FALL AS ONLY BUILT 13 70
QUIRK-SILVA SOME OF THE BILL 14
78 CERVANTES IS ONLY ABOUT 14 82
GABRIEL SOMEBODY BILL 14 90 LI
BILL 14 98 GIBSON ASSEMBLY BILL
14 99 BAUER-KAHAN ASSEMBLY BILL
1500 IRWIN FAMILY BILL 15, 4
MCCARTY, SOMEBODY BUILT 15 OH,
NINE PERK SILVA ASSEMBLY BILL 15
12 BRIAN ASSEMBLY BILL 15 13
CALDERON ASSEMBLY BILL 15 18
FRIEDMAN AS SOMEONE BUILT 15 19
BAINES ASSEMBLY BILL 15 22
CERVANTES SO WE BUILT 15 25
BONTA. SO WE BUILT 50 15 45
LACKEY AS A MOBILE 15 49 WENDY
CARILLO SOMETHING BUILT 15 50
BENNETT AND SOMETHING ABOUT 15
68. WOULD SOMEBODY ABOUT 15 76
WALLACE IS ONLY ABOUT 15 77 LOW
BUILT 15 81 CARILLO ASSEMBLY
BILL 15 81 CHOLERA HAS ONLY
ABOUT 15 84 WEBER. SOMEBODY
BUILT 16 OH, FOUR BONTA
SOMETHING BUILT 16 OH, SIX
GIBSON AND SOME PEOPLE 16 23
IMMERSE UCI SOMETHING BILL 16 26
MCCARTHY SOME PEOPLE 16 33 TEEN
ASSEMBLY. 16 37 IRWIN BUILT 16
44 BONTA ASSEMBLY BILL 16 45
ZUBER. SOMEONE WILL 16 67 IRWIN
. SOMEBODY BUILT 16 73 PACHECO,
SOMEONE BUILT 16 75 ELONIS 17 10
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 10 IS ONLY
BUILT 17 11 1 CARILLO SO WE
BUILT 17 12 IRWIN ASSEMBLY BILL
17 38 WENDY CARILLO ASSEMBLY
BILL 17 55 COMMITTEE AND
JUDICIARY AS ONLY BUILT 17 65
COMMITTEE ON REVENUE AND
TAXATION AND ASSEMBLY BILL 17 69
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATION.
MEMBERS. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON, PLEASE
JOIN ME IN WELCOMING STUDENTS
AND CHAPERONES FROM THE BACK OF
ILL HIGH SCHOOL. AP US
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS CLASS IN
THE GALLERY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHEN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER FOR YOUR TIME. I WANT TO
WELCOME THE USC INTERNATIONAL
PUBLIC POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM TODAY. THE U. S. C I PAM
PROGRAM IS A PREMIER PROGRAM FOR
EARLY TO MID CAREER
PROFESSIONALS INTERESTED IN
WORKING CROSS CULTURALLY AND
CROSS SECRETARY WITH COLLEAGUES
FROM AROUND THE WORLD AND AN
IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENT. STUDENTS
ARE DRAWN FROM 11 TO 14
COUNTRIES EACH YEAR FROM
INDONESIA TO CHINA, THE TAIWAN
WHICH FACILITATES COMPARATIVE
STUDIES OF PUBLIC POLICY ACROSS
VARIOUS GEOGRAPHIC SETTINGS. I
PAN GRADUATES ARE TACKLING THE
VEXING ISSUES THAT CHALLENGE
GOVERNMENTS, BUSINESS LEADERS
AND BROAD SOCIETY AROUND THE
WORLD SERVING AS YOUR
PROFESSIONAL NETWORK. MY
FRIENDS, PLEASE WELCOME. THESE
INCREDIBLE STUDENTS AND FUTURE
LEADERS FIGHT ON. THANK YOU.
MOVING TO BUSINESS AND THE DAILY
FILE. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SECOND READING. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 73 FOR 86 59
8 93 8 94 9 18 1965 9 96 10 11
10 33 11 76 13 1914 12 15 33 15
98 17 41 5 16 5 46. 5 51 8 57 10
38 10 46 10 74. 10 97 11 40 12
10 12 39 12 70 12 85 12 87 12 93
13 OH, 9 13 2013 29 14 17 14 47
16 58 17 59 17 66 9 11 WITH
AMENDMENTS AND SENATE BILL 3 83
OUR BILLS WERE DEEP BE DEEMED
READ AND AMENDMENTS WILL BE
DEEMED ADOPTED. MOVING TO
ASSEMBLY, THIRD READING FOR
FLOOR AMENDMENTS. ITEMS 79 A B
1307, THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 7 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOME REMEMBER
WICKS. MS WICKS. YOU RECOGNIZE?
YOU GUYS HEAR ME? OH, YEAH. HI
THANK YOU, MADAME. SPEAKER
MEMBERS, MAYBE 13 OH, SEVEN,
SPECIFIES THAT UNAMPLIFIED HUMAN
VOICES OF RESIDENTS IN A HOUSING
PROJECT CANNOT BE CONSIDERED A
SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE
ENVIRONMENT UNDER SEQUEL A
MINIMUM TIME PRESENTING TODAY
MAKE CLARIFYING CHANGES AT AN
URGENCY CLAUSE AND ADD CO
AUTHORS RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. SEEING IN HERE AIN'T NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE WILL GO
AHEAD AND TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. POSTING
NO. THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRANCE AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
89 A B 3 74. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 74, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HANEY. MR HANEY, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. MAYBE 374 CLARIFIES
THAT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS SHOULD
HAVE THE RIGHT TO AUTHORIZE THE
SALE OF NON CANNABIS FOODS AND
SOFT DRINKS THAT LICENSED
CANNABIS RETAILERS. THESE ARE
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK BROUGH SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS. WE'LL GO AHEAD
AND TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY AYE. OPPOSED THE NO. THE
EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 99 A B. 754
THE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 7 54 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HAPPENED. MS
POPPING YOUR RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. GOOD MORNING
. I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO A B 754, WHICH
REQUIRES THAT URBAN AND
AGRICULTURAL WATER. SUPPLIERS
WHO RELY ON RESERVOIRS TO
INITIATE DEMAND SIDE
CONSERVATION WHEN WATER LEVELS
DROP TOO LOW. I HAVE COMMITTED
AN ASSEMBLY, WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE TO WORKING WITH
AFFECTED STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE
THAT A B 754 IS NEITHER
DUPLICATIVE NOR UNWORKABLE. THE
AMENDMENTS I'M PRESENTING TODAY
WILL TAILOR THE BILL
SIGNIFICANTLY, SUCH AS THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THIS BILL WILL
ONLY APPLY TO WHILE THEIR
SUPPLIERS WITH THE SINGLE
RESERVOIR THAT CONSTITUTES AT
LEAST 50% OF THE TOTAL WATER
SUPPLY FOR THE WATER SUPPLIER.
THE AMENDMENTS ALSO SO ADDRESS
THE OPPOSITION'S CONCERNS
REGARDING THE MULTIPURPOSE
NATURE OF RESERVOIRS BY
INCLUDING OUTFLOWS IN THE TARGET
SUPPLY CURVE CONSIDERATIONS.
THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE, MR FLORA YOU
RECOGNIZE? THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. WE REJECT THESE
AMENDMENTS AND ASK FOR REAL
CALLED MR FLORA WITZEL DÂN IS
ASKING FOR A ROLL CALL VOTE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE WRONG THE
AMENDMENTS ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
EYES 55. NO 15 THE EYES HAVE IT.
THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE
BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
100 A B 755, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 55 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
POPPING OPEN YOUR RECOGNIZE.
THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR. I RISE.
I RISE TODAY 2% AMENDMENTS TO
ASSEMBLY BILL 755, WHICH
REQUIRES PUBLIC UTILITIES TO
DETERMINE HOW MAJOR WATER USERS
AFFECTS SYSTEM WIDE COSTS,
ADDRESSING SOME CONCERNS THAT
WERE RAISED IN POLICY COMMITTEE
, THESE AMENDMENTS WILL REQUIRE
A PUBLIC ENTITY TO IDENTIFY AND
REPORT THE TOTAL INCREMENTAL
COSTS INCURRED BY ALL MAJOR
WATER USERS IN THEIR COST OF
SERVICE ANALYSIS, INSTEAD OF
POSTING THEM ON THEIR INTERNET
WEBSITE. I RESPECTFULLY QUESTION
I VOTE. SEEING IN HERE, YOU
KNOW, OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK.
WE'LL GO AHEAD AND TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. OPPOSED
TO A NO. THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 1 TO 6,
A CR 47. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL SOMEONE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 47 BY SOME MEMBER
MCCARTHY AND OTHERS RELATIVE TO
GIRLS ON THE RUN OF GREATER
SACRAMENTO DAY. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCCARTHY YOU RECOGNIZED THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. WE HAVE AN
AMAZING PROGRAM HERE IN
SACRAMENTO, AND I BELIEVE
THROUGHOUT NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
CALLED GIRLS ON THE RUN. UM SOME
OF YOU MAY HAVE HEARD ABOUT IT.
SOME OF YOU MAY HAVE DAUGHTERS
THAT HAVE PARTICIPATED IN IT. I
KNOW MY OWN TWO GIRLS WERE PRIOR
PARTICIPANTS, AND IT'S REALLY
MUCH MORE ABOUT RUNNING. IT'S
ABOUT TEACHING YOUNG GIRLS IN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIFE LESSONS,
UM, FOCUSING ON THINGS OUTSIDE
OF THE CLASSROOM. TEAMWORK GOAL
SETTING ACHIEVEMENT AND, UH,
THIS DAY AND AIR IN THIS DAY AND
AGE WHEN OUR YOUNG GIRLS AND
ADOLESCENTS HAVE SO MUCH
PRESSURES. WE NEED MORE PROGRAMS
LIKE THIS. WE WANT TO RECOGNIZE
AND HONOR ONCE AGAIN, THE ANNUAL
GIRLS ON THE RUN DAY WITH A C A
47. WE HAVE SOME OF OUR GIRLS UP
HERE IN THE AUDIENCE AS WELL
WILL RECOGNIZE AFTER HOPEFULLY
WE HAVE A BIG FIVE K COMING UP
IN A FEW WEEKS. WE WANT TO WISH
THEM WELL. WE ARE LOOKING TO
EXPAND THE PROGRAMS OF
SACRAMENTO AS WELL. WE PUT SOME
MONEY AND LAST TWO YEARS AGO
BUDGET, MAKING SURE OTHER
SCHOOLS HAVE THESE OPPORTUNITIES
. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
AND ASKED THE FIRST ROLE BE OPEN
FOR CO AUTHORS. SEEING AND
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE FOR CO
AUTHORS MEMBERS. THIS IS FOR CO
AUTHORS. THOSE THE DESIRE TO
VOTE VOTE. THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. WE HAVE 71 CO AUTHORS
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE'LL GO
AHEAD AND TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. OPPOSED.
SAY NO. THE RESOLUTION IS
ADOPTED. AND MR MCCARTER YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS. YES THANK YOU
AGAIN. WE HAVE SOME GUESTS HERE,
JOINING US IN THE GALLERY
PARTICIPANTS AND PARENT LEADERS
AND COACHES FROM GIRLS ON THE
RUN SACRAMENTO GOOD LUCK, LADIES
IN YOUR BIG RACE AND A FEW WEEKS
WELCOME TO THE STATE CAPITAL.
AND THEIR SLOGAN IS GIRLS ON THE
RUN SO MUCH FUN. THERE WE GO, GO
GET HIM. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOE
PATTERSON, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR GUESTS INTRODUCTION.
GREAT THANK YOU SO MUCH
APPRECIATE MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SACRAMENTO. BRINGING THESE
FABULOUS INDIVIDUALS HERE. I
HAVE A CONSTITUENT OF MINE ABOVE
ME. GOOD NEWS IS THEY DON'T HAVE
TO LOOK AT ME. BUT I'D LIKE TO
INTRODUCE ELLERAY FROM VITAMIN
FARMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN MY
DISTRICT. SO THANK YOU. MOVING
ON TO ITEM 1 29 EC ARE 75. THE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 75 BY
SOMEONE MEMBER RAMOS AND OTHERS
RELATIVELY MENTAL HEALTH
AWARENESS MONTH. MR RAMOS,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAME SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TO
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE FOR A CR 75.
WHICH WOULD DESIGNATE MAY AS
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS
MONTH IN CALIFORNIA. ACCORDING
TO THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON
MENTAL ILLNESS, ONE IN 20 US
ADULTS EXPERIENCE SERIOUS MENTAL
ILLNESS EACH YEAR. IN CALIFORNIA
. THIS DISEASE AFFECTS 1,243,000
. HAVE SERIOUS MENTAL HEALTH
ILLNESSES. TRAGICALLY OUR
CHILDREN AND YOUTH ARE
INCREASINGLY AFFECTED BY MENTAL
HEALTH ILLNESS. ONE IN SIX YOUNG
PEOPLE AGED 6 TO 17 YEARS OF AGE
EXPERIENCE A MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE
EACH YEAR. IN CALIFORNIA ALONE.
396,000 CHILDREN AGES 12 TO 17.
HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH
DEPRESSION. IN 2020. THIS BODY
ESTABLISHED A B 21 12 TO CREATE
AN OFFICE OF SUICIDE PREVENTION
AND MORE PIECES OF LEGISLATION
FOLLOWED TO CONTINUE TO HEIGHTEN
THE AWARENESS AROUND MENTAL
HEALTH AND BREAKING THE STIGMA
OF TALKING AND BEING OPEN ABOUT
MENTAL HEALTH WITHIN OUR
COMMUNITIES. GENERATIONAL TRAUMA
, LACK OF ACCESS TO SERVICE AND
STIGMAS ATTACHED TO MENTAL
HEALTH ILLNESS AND SEEKING
TREATMENT FOR THOSE DISORDERS
ALSO PREVENT THOSE IN NEED OF
ASSISTANCE FROM RECEIVING THE
CARE THEY NEED. THE PAIN AND
TRAUMA OF THESE ISSUES AFFECT
NOT ONLY THE INDIVIDUAL BUT ALSO
HAS GREAT IMPACT ON FAMILY
MEMBERS AND LOVED ONES. CARE
PROVIDERS AND THE COMMUNITY AS A
WHOLE. IT IS INCUMBENT UPON US
TO MAKE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
MORE AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE
TO ALL COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY
THOSE WHO ARE THE MOST
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES IN OUR IN
OUR STATE. ALL. COMMUNITIES OF
COLOR VETERANS, YOUNG PEOPLE,
LGBT Q. PLUS AND SENIORS
CONTINUE TO RISE IN THE SPECTRUM
AS WELL AS NATIVE AMERICANS. ON
YOUR DESK. YOU WILL SEE A LIME
GREEN RIBBON. PLEASE WEAR THESE
RIBBONS AS A GREAT WAY TO OPEN
CONVERSATION WITH FRIENDS,
FAMILIES AND COWORKERS. WE NEVER
KNOW WHAT SOMEONE IS GOING
THROUGH IN THEIR LIVES. BUT BY
JUST BEING HERE TO LISTEN TO ONE
ANOTHER MIGHT BE WHAT THEIR
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS THAT DAY. AND
THAT PURPOSE? I ASKED THAT THE
FIRST ROLL CALL BE OPEN FOR CO
AUTHORS AND I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. ON A CR 75. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE RAW PORK CO
AUTHORS. ALL THOSE VOTER DIES.
DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES, TOO DESIRED ABOUT VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE VOTE. THE COURT WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE WE HAVE 70 CO AUTHOR WE
HAVE 70 CO AUTHORS, WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WILL NOW TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. POSTINO
THE EYES HAVE IT THE RESOLUTION
AS ADOPTED. MEMBERS WE HAVE.
THERE ARE THREE BILLS ON THE
APPROPRIATIONS BIO NOTICE WAIVER
THAT WERE MISREAD WITHOUT
OBJECTION. THE FOUND NOTICE IS
WAIVED ON THE FOLLOWING BILLS.
MAYBE 1203 BEANS RATHER THAN A B
1206 A B 1415 SANTIAGO RATHER
THAN A B 1417 AND A B 1544
LACKEY RATHER THAN A B 15. FOR
FIVE WITHOUT OBJECTION THAT BIO
NOTICE IS WAY.
MEMBERS NEXT BY MR ZABAR, WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE A FILE ITEM. 48
THIS IS THE 13 35 CIRCLE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 48 BY SOME MEMBERS
OF BURN ACT RELATING TO LOCAL
GOVERNMENT AND SOME MEMBER
PRESERVER. YOU MEAN OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS MAYBE 13 35 STRENGTHENS
THE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY
STRATEGIES PROGRAM, OR SCS,
WHICH ENCOURAGES MORE HOUSING
NEAR TRANSIT TO REDUCE OUR
RELIANCE ON CARS AND ADDRESS OUR
HOUSING AND CLIMATE CRISES. A B
13 35 ALLOWED ALIGNS THE CS WITH
THE ARENA PROCESS THAT'S
REQUIRED OF REGIONAL AGENCIES.
AND MAKES IT EASIER FOR CITIES
AND COUNTIES TO MEET THEIR
HOUSING NEEDS IN A MORE
SUSTAINABLE WAY. I'D LIKE TO
THANK ABUNDANT HOUSING L, A R
SPONSOR AND CALIFORNIA BUILDING
INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR
SUPPORT AND HARD WORK ON THE
AMENDMENTS. WE APPRECIATE THE
SUPPORT OF THE CALIFORNIA
ENVIRONMENTAL VOTERS. CALIFORNIA
UM BE AREA COUNCIL SILICON
VALLEY LEADERSHIP GROUP. STREETS
FOR ALL AND OVER 40 ADDITIONAL
HOUSING, CLIMATE AND
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS. A B 13 35
WILL STRENGTHEN POLICIES THAT
HELP US ADDRESS THE HOUSING
CRISIS AND FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE
BY LIKE LOCATING MORE HOUSING
NEAR TRANSIT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR WEBER. AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES, EYES 54 NOS. NINE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT BY MS PONTA. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 54 37 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 29 BY SOME VERY
MAIENSCHEIN INACTIVITY INTO
PRISONERS. NO. ASSEMBLY BILL 37
BY SOME MEMBER BONTA NATURALLY
IN THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF
1974. I'M SORRY ABOUT THAT. MISS
BONTA, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. A B 37 IS THE FIRST
BILL I INTRODUCED THIS YEAR IN
RESPONSE TO THE ALARMING
INCREASE IN POLITICAL VIOLENCE
DIRECTED TOWARDS ELECTED
OFFICIALS AND CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE THIS PAST YEAR, THREE OF
OUR COLLEAGUES WERE TARGETS OF
INTIMIDATION, TACTICS OR THREATS
, INCLUDING A DEATH THREAT, AND
LAST MONTH WE WERE EVACUATED
FROM THIS VERY CHAMBER BECAUSE
OF A CREDIBLE THREAT. INVOLVING
A SHOOTER AT LARGE. 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 MEASURE ALSO
REMOVES THE $5000 LIFETIME CAP
ON SECURITY EXPENSES USING
CAMPAIGN FUNDS, WHICH IS 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.
WITH THAT, I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU,
MISS PONTA AND SEEING THE OTHER
MEMBERS WERE SEEN MR BRIAN YOU
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER, COLLEAGUES THAT
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 37. LESS
THAN A MONTH AGO, I GOT A LETTER
TO MY OFFICE CALLING FOR ME TO
BE LYNCHED FOR A PIECE OF
LEGISLATION THAT I'M RUNNING
THIS YEAR. THE LIMITS IN THE
POLITICAL REFORM ACT WHEN IT
COMES TO PERSONAL SECURITY FOR
ELECTED OFFICIALS ARE
INSUFFICIENT. THERE'S ALSO A
NEED TO HAVE TO OPEN A CASE WITH
LAW ENFORCEMENT. NOT EXACTLY
SOMETHING I WANT TO DO, EVEN FOR
A LETTER LIKE THAT. BUT THERE'S
A NEED TO LOOK AT THIS
DIFFERENTLY. AND IT'S IN OUR
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FROM OAKLAND
HAS DONE JUST THAT. THIS IS A
VERY IMPORTANT POLITICAL
MEASURE, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN
, AND NOW SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 66 NO. ZERO
BILLS PASSED. EXT BY MR CHOLERA
THIS IS FILE ITEM 55 86 36 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 6 36 BY
SOMETHING OVER CHOLERA AND
ACTUALLY INTO EMPLOYMENT. AND MR
CHOLERA YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS 86 36 REQUIRE HTWE VISA
EMPLOYERS TO GIVE ALL H TWO A
FARM WORKERS ON THEIR FIRST DAY
OF WORK. THE WRITTEN NOTICE OF
BASIC EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS WITH THE
SEPARATE SECTION IN SPANISH OR
IF REQUESTED IN ENGLISH,
DESCRIBING AN AGRICULTURE
EMPLOYEES ADDITIONAL RIGHTS
UNDER STATE LAW LAST YEAR, MORE
THAN 43,000 FOREIGN FARM WORKERS
WERE IMPORTED BY CALIFORNIA
GROWERS AND FARM LABOR
CONTRACTORS UNDER THE H TWO, A
FEDERAL VISA PROGRAM. THIS
NUMBER HAS BEEN INCREASING
ANNUALLY. A FARM WORKERS IN
CALIFORNIA ARE LARGELY RECRUITED
IN MEXICO AND TIED TO A SINGLE
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYER WHO PROVIDES
THEM HOUSING, MEALS AND
TRANSPORTATION TO WORK SITES. IF
THEY'RE FIRED FOR ANY REASON
THERE IS SUBJECT TO IMMEDIATE
DEPORTATION, WHICH IS A POWERFUL
DISINCENTIVE TO REPORT ANY ABUSE
ANY ABUSIVE WORKPLACE CONDITIONS
THERE ARE SUBJECTED TO THIS BILL
GIVES THE LABOR COMMISSIONER
SIGNIFICANT DISCRETION TO
DEVELOP A TEMPLATE CONTAINED THE
SUMMARY OF ADDITIONAL RIGHTS AND
THE POST IT ON THEIR WEBSITE FOR
AGE TO EMPLOYERS TO USE TO
COMPLY WITH THE NOTICE
REQUIREMENT. A B 6 36 CREATES A
SAFER, LEGALLY COMPLIANT
WORKPLACE FOR H TWO A FARM
WORKERS. THE BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR CHOLERA
AND SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL CORK 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 56 KNOWS. THREE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT BY MR CONNOLLY. THIS IS
FILE ITEMS. 60 80 11 09 CLERK
WILL READ SOMEBODY BILL 11 09 BY
SOME MEMBER CONNOLLY AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY INTO HEALTH AND
SAFETY CONNOLLY, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I'M PROUD TO
PRESENT A B 11 09 BILL THAT
RESTRICTS THE SALE OF SODIUM
NITRITE TO STEM THE ALARMING
RISE IN USE OF THIS CHEMICAL BY
TEENAGERS TO TAKE THEIR OWN
LIVES. SODIUM NITRITE IS A
COMMON FOOD PRESERVATIVE THAT AT
HIGH LEVELS OF PURITY CAN CAUSE
FATAL POISONING. DESPITE SODIUM
NITRITE HAVING NO LEGITIMATE USE
AT LEVELS OVER 10. IT IS OFTEN
SOLD ONLINE AND CONCENTRATIONS
ABOVE 90% AND BECAUSE OF THE
EASE OF ACQUIRING THIS DEADLY
SUBSTANCE. UNFORTUNATELY IT HAS
BECOME A FREQUENT METHOD USED BY
TEENAGERS TO COMMIT SUICIDE. A B
11 09 WOULD ADDRESS THE EASE OF
ACCESS TO THIS DANGEROUS
CHEMICAL BY PROHIBITING ONLINE
RETAILERS FROM SELLING SODIUM
NIGHT TRIED TO MINORS AND
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF SODIUM
NITRITE IN CONCENTRATIONS
GREATER THAN 10% TO A PERSON
OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE. THIS BILL
WOULD NOT APPLY TO PURCHASES BY
BUSINESSES. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN EYE
BOAT. THANK YOU, MR CONNELLY.
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. BUT THE DESIRE TO
VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES. I 70 NO. ZERO.
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT BY MR
MURATSUCHI. WE ARE MOVING
FORWARD TO FILE ITEM. 1 11. THIS
IS 80 12 16 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL. SOMEBODY BUILT 12
16 BY SOME REMEMBER SERGI AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY NO AIR
POLLUTION. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. UM SHOULD I WAIT. FOR
YOU MAY OPEN, MR MURATSUCHI.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
. I AM PRESENTING ASSEMBLY BILL
12 16, A DISTRICT BILL THAT WILL
REQUIRE ONE WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT HYPERION IN LOS ANGELES TO
INSTALL A FENCE FENCE LINE
MONITORING SYSTEM TO TRACK
EMISSIONS OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE,
NATURALIZATION OXIDES AND
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. THAT
WAS IN LOS ANGELES. NO HYPERION.
WELL IT WAS IN THE HEADLINES AND
THE FRONT PAGE OF THE LAST
ANGELES TIMES RECENTLY FOR WHERE
THE STATE WATER BOARD IS
ACCUSING THEM OF GROSS
NEGLIGENCE FOR A MESSAGE SEWAGE
SPILL THAT OCCURRED TWO YEARS
AGO. UNFORTUNATELY OVER THE LAST
TWO YEARS, LOCAL RESIDENTS HAVE
BEEN PLAYED WITH WITH CHEMICAL
ODORS, NAUSEA, INEXPLICABLE
RASHES. LOS ANGELES COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH HAS
RECOMMENDED A FENCE LINE
MONITORING SYSTEM THAT'S CALLED
FOR THIS BILL. THIS BILL IS
SUPPORTED BY THE CITY OF EL
SEGUNDO, CONGRESSMAN TED LIEU
AND THE SIERRA CLUB.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MAYOR TUCCI 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 BOATS WHO DESIRED TO VOTE.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES
IS 58 AND WAS 14 BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT FILE ITEM. 1 14 12 88 CLERK
WILL READ SUDDENLY BUILD 12 88
BY SOME MEMBER REYES AND
ACTUALLY IN HEALTHCARE COVERAGE
AND MAJORITY RACE YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER, 12 88 PROHIBITS
COMMERCIAL HEALTH INSURERS FROM
IMPOSING PRIOR AUTHORIZATION
RULES THAT CREATE BARRIERS TO
ACCESSING MEDICATION ASSISTED
TREATMENT. MEDICATION ASSISTED
TREATMENT CAN SIGNIFICANTLY
IMPROVED TREATMENT FOR MANY
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS,
INCLUDING FENTANYL BY TREATING
CRAVING AND WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS.
HOWEVER IT IS UNDER USED DUE TO
PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS
, WHICH CREATES UNNECESSARY
BARRIERS OF DELAY OR INTERRUPT
ACCESS TO EFFECTIVE TREATMENT.
THIS MEASURE IS URGENT URGENTLY
NEEDED TO ADJUST THE CURRENT
OVERDOSE CRISIS IN OUR STATE. 12
88 IS AN IMPORTANT STEP TO
REDUCE OVERDOSE RATES AND SAVE
LIVES. RESPECTFULLY URGE YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS REYES, AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THE BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ADULTS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
POLITICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 63 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED. NEXT BY MR CARILLO,
THIS IS FOUL ITEM. 1 15 80 13 32
CLERK WILL READ 13 32 BIS,
SOMEBODY MEMBER JUAN CARILLO AND
OTHERS RELATING THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT OPEN ON THE BILL.
GOOD MORNING, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 32. THIS BILL
WILL SPEED UP THE PROCESS AND
OVER THE COST OF BUILDING A DUS
BY REQUIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
TO KEEP A CATALOG OF PRE
APPROVED BY THE YOUTH PLANTS ON
THEIR WEBSITE. BY HAVING ACCESS
TO A CATALOG OF PRE APPROVED
PLANS. HOMEOWNERS WILL NOT ONLY
SAVE TIME AND MONEY IT WILL
PROVIDE MUCH NEEDED CLARITY TO
FAMILIES THAT OTHERWISE MIGHT
THINK. BUILDING AN I D YOU ON
THEIR PROPERTY IS TO OBSTRUCT OR
OUT OF REACH. I STRONGLY BELIEVE
THAT MAKING IT USE MORE
ACCESSIBLE AND MORE AFFORDABLE
SHOULD CONTINUE TO BE A
CORNERSTONE OF OUR EFFORTS TO
ADDRESS THE HOUSING CRISIS. THE
USER IN FIELD. THEY ARE
AFFORDABLE AND THEY'RE OFTEN OF
CRITICAL STEPPINGSTONE FOR
FAMILIES FOR MIDDLE CLASS
FAMILIES TO BUILD GENERATIONAL
WEALTH. WHETHER BY PROVIDING AN
AFFORDABLE OPTION TO FAMILY
MEMBERS AND LOVED ONES OR AS
RENTAL INCOME BUILDING AND
OWNING AN I D. YOU CAN BE A LIFE
CHANGING ASSET. ONE OF THE FIRST
BARRIERS HOMEOWNERS RUNNING TO
WIN CONSIDERING I D U IS
PLANNING AND DESIGN OF THE UNIT
ITSELF. THIS REQUIRES THAT
HOMEOWNERS SPEND THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS TO HIRE AN ARCHITECT OR
ENGINEER JUST TO FIND OUT HOW
MUCH BUILDING THE UNIT WILL
COST. FOR MANY LAW AND MIDDLE
INCOME HOMEOWNERS. THIS IS
SIMPLY NOT AN OPTION. THE GOAL
IS TO REDUCE COSTS FOR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT TO INSTEAD OF
REQUIRING LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO DO
THE HARD WORK OF THE SIGNING,
AND I D YOU THIS BILL ALLOWS
THEM TO PUT AN I D YOU THEY HAVE
ALREADY APPROVED ONTO THE SHELF
FOR OTHER PEOPLE TO USE. THIS OF
THE SHELF APPROACH MAKES IT
EASIER FOR THEM TO REVIEW THIS
PROJECTS AND THE NORMAL
CIRCUMSTANCES. FURTHERMORE
EXISTING LAW ALLOWS LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS TO RECOVER FOR ANY
COSTS FROM EDU PERMITTING FEES
ON THE HOUSING SO IT SHOULD BE
READ IT REVENUE NEUTRAL FOR THE
IMMEDIATE TERM. IN THE LONG TERM
. THIS IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO DO
MORE WITH LESS IN THE PLANNING
DEPARTMENT. THIS BILL HAS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR CARILLO
. AND SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WAS MR PATTERSON. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, UH, I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL. UM
JUST MY EXPERIENCE ON THE CITY
COUNCIL IS A LOT OF CITIES ARE
CONCERNED ABOUT WITH 80 US THAT
ARE, YOU KNOW, PRETTY MUCH NOW
REQUIRED. ABOUT WHAT KIND OF 80
YEARS WILL BE BUILT ON
PROPERTIES. BUT IF YOU ACTUALLY
INCENTIVIZED THE TYPE OF 80
YEARS THAT CITIES WANT TO SEE
AND PROVIDE PRE APPROVED PLANS.
IT'S A WIN WIN FOR EVERYBODY.
IT'S CHEAPER FOR THE FOR THE
PERSON WANTING TO ADD ON AND
THEN IT'S ALSO SOMETHING MORE
CONSISTENT WITH WHAT THE CITIES
WANT TO SEE AS WELL. SO IT'S A
WIN WIN FOR EVERYBODY. AND I
THINK THIS IS A GREAT BILL AND
LOOKING FORWARD TO SUPPORTING
IT. THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND
NOW SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NO
ZERO BILL IS PASSED NEXT BY MR
HART. THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 16 80
13 45 LOCAL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
13 45 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HEART
AND OTHERS AND OPERATING THE
CONTRACTS YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 13 45. BILL TO ENACT STRONG
CONSUMER PROTECTIONS AGAINST
PREDATORY REAL ESTATE LISTING
AGREEMENTS IN A RECENT
DISTURBING TREND ACROSS THE
COUNTRY, UNSUSPECTING HOMEOWNERS
ARE OFFERED CASH UPFRONT TO
ENTER INTO DECADES LONG REAL
ESTATE LISTING AGREEMENTS WHILE
OWNERS ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION
TO SELL THEIR HOMES IN THESE
SCHEMES. CONSUMERS ARE OFTEN
UNAWARE THAT THE AGREEMENTS ARE
BINDING RESULT IN A LIEN ON THE
PROPERTY. AND ULTIMATELY CAUSED
HOMEOWNERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
MORE THAN THEY RECEIVED. E B 13
45 WILL PREVENT THIS ABUSIVE
SALES PRACTICE BY PROHIBITING
LENGTHY LISTING AGREEMENTS AND
MAKE IT UNLAWFUL TO PRESENT THEM
FOR RECREATION. THIS MEASURE
ENSURES THE STATE TAKES URGENT
PREVENTATIVE ACTION TO PROTECT
VULNERABLE CONSUMERS. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HART AND SEEING A
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
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. CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL BY 16
. NO ZERO BILL HAS PASSED NEXT
FILE ITEM 1 18 80 14 32 BY MS
CARILLO QUICKLY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 32 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WENDY CARILLO MANIPULATING THE
HEALTHCARE COVERAGE CAREER. YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B 14
32 WOULD REQUIRE OUT OF STATE
HEALTH INSURANCE CARRIERS WHO
PROVIDE COVERAGE TO CALIFORNIA
RESIDENTS AND WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EXEMPTED FROM STATE LAWS TO
COMPLY WITH CALIFORNIA STATE
LAWS PERTAINING TO COVERAGE OF
ABORTION AND GENDER AFFIRMING
CARE. AND REPORT REPRODUCTIVE
JUSTICE. THIS CHANGES CONSISTENT
WITH CALIFORNIA'S CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT, WHICH PROVIDES
REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM AS A RIGHT
. WE SHOULD DO AS MUCH AS WE CAN
TO ENSURE THAT CALIFORNIA
RESIDENTS AND WORKERS HAVE
ACCESS TO THESE HEALTHCARE
SERVICES, REGARDLESS OF WHERE
THE HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY OR
CERTIFICATE OR HEALTHCARE
SERVICE PLAN. CONTRACT IS ISSUED
OR DELIVERED. A B 14 32 IS A
PRIORITY OF THE LEGISLATIVE
WOMEN'S CAUCUS AND THE FUTURE OF
ABORTION COUNCIL. THE BILL IS
SPONSORED BY THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE AND
EQUALITY, CALIFORNIA AND 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. OUT OF HIS 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 WAS 58 KNOWS. 12 BILL
HAS PASSED NEXT BY MR ALVAREZ
HAS FILE ITEM 1 1980 14 49
QUIRK-SILVA SOME PEOPLE 14 49
BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER ALVAREZ
AND OTHERS AND I PLAY IN THE
HOUSING. AND MR ALVAREZ, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
APPRECIATE THAT, UM, COLLEAGUES
. I HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY HERE TO
PRESENT. UH MAYBE 14 49 FOR YOU
TODAY BEFORE 10 49 IS A BILL
THAT UNTIL THE YEAR 2033 WILL
PROVIDE AN EXEMPTION FROM SEQUEL
PROCESS FOR 100% AFFORDABLE
HOUSING PROJECTS THAT MEET
LOCATION, PREREQUISITES,
RIGOROUS LABOR STANDARDS. AND
SPECIFIED ENVIRONMENTAL
REQUIREMENTS. AS YOU ALL KNOW,
BUT WE'RE IN THE MIDST OF A
HOUSING CRISIS, WHICH NOT ONLY
RENDERS THE STATE UNAFFORDABLE
FOR A LARGE NUMBER OF LOW AND
MIDDLE CLASS INDIVIDUALS, BUT
ALSO COST THE STATE BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS IN LOST ECONOMIC OUTPUT
EVERY YEAR. STUDIES AND DATA
TELL US THAT WE NEED TO BUILD
MILLIONS OF NEW HOMES, NEW UNITS
HOUSING UNITS MUCH QUICKER THAN
WE DO NOW. TO GET OUT OF THE
HOLE THAT WE HAVE FOUND
OURSELVES IN. DESPITE GOOD
INTENTIONS, SEQUEL HAS PLAYED A
CONTRIBUTING ROLE IN THIS CRISIS
BY INHIBITING DEVELOPERS ABILITY
TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING
PROJECTS IN A COST EFFECTIVE
WAY. ACCORDING TO A REPORT IN
2020. NEARLY 50% OF ALL HOUSING
PRODUCTION OF THAT YEAR WAS
CHALLENGED UNDER SEQUA. THE
LENGTHY AND EXPENSIVE SEQUEL
PROCESS IN THE CASE THAT EASE
WHICH WHICH SOMEONE CAN ABUSE IT
NEEDLESSLY INCREASES THE COST
AND OBVIOUSLY THE LENGTH OF
HOUSING PROJECTS, OFTEN
RESULTING IN THE PROJECTS
BECOMING EITHER COST PROHIBITIVE
OR JUST NOT HAPPENING AT ALL.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. I HOPE
THAT YOU SUPPORT A B 14 49,
WHICH SEEKS TO REMOVE THOSE
BARRIERS OF BUILDING AFFORDABLE
HOUSING AGAIN. IT'S ONLY FOR
100% AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS AND REQUIRING THAT
ROBUST LOCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL
AND LABOR STANDARDS ARE PART OF
IT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I
REQUEST YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
ALVAREZ AND MR HOOVER, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I JUST WANT TO
RISE IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL.
WHILE I WOULD LOVE TO SEE AT
SOME POINT OF CONVERSATION ON
LARGER ISSUES OF SECRET FORM. I
THINK THIS IS A FANTASTIC BILL.
IN THE MEANTIME, TO ENSURE THAT
WE'RE MEETING OUR HOUSING NEEDS.
THANK YOU URGENT. I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR HOOPER AND SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS
THE BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. THAT THOSE VOTES THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL
CLOSE. THE ROLE OF THE VOTES IS
48 KNOWS. 12 BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT FILE ITEM 1 24 BY BY MR
WHEN MAYBE 16 46 CLERK WILL READ
SOME PEOPLE 16 46 BIAS. LET ME
REMEMBER STEPHANIE WHEN AND
OTHERS AND OPERATING THE
PROFESSIONS AND VOCATIONS WHEN
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I RISE
TODAY TO SAY THAT STATES
ADOPTING ABORTION BANS ARE
CAUSING OUR MEDICAL STUDENTS AND
RESIDENTS FROM BEING PROPERLY
TRAINED. THIS BILL WILL ALLOW
STUDENTS, MEDICAL STUDENTS AND
RESIDENTS FROM THE STATES TO BE
ABLE TO COME HERE AND WE SEE UP
TO 90 DAYS OF RAINING. I ASKED
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MEN
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS OR DEBATE THE BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE ROLL TIDE THE VOTES
EYES 57 NOS 12 BILL HAS PASSED.
MEMBERS WILL BE MOVING ON TO THE
CONSENT CALENDAR TODAY. BEFORE
WE VOTE, WE WILL FIRST TAKE UP
THE RESOLUTIONS ALL THE CONSENT
CALENDAR FOR PURPOSES OF ADDING
CO AUTHORS. CRITICAL, READ THE
RESOLUTIONS ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
. 17 BY SOMEBODY REMEMBER RAMOS
RELATIVE TO CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY IN THE CALIFORNIA
INDIAN CULTURE HOUSE RESOLUTION
35 ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAY AS WELL
TO THE LUNG CANCER ACTION WEEK.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 23
BY SENATOR NEWMAN RELATIVE TO
FAMILY POSITION WEEK. SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 27 BY
CENTER OCHOA BOOK AND OTHERS
RELATIVES TO CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
SAFETY TELECOMMUTING GREAT THIS
WEEK. SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 37 BY CYLINDER,
WAHABI AND OTHERS RELATIVE TO NO
RULES. SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 38 BY SENATOR MAHALO
AND OTHERS RELATIVE TO RAMADAN.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 42
BY CENTER, OCHOA BOGEY AND
OTHERS RELATIVE TO MOTHER'S DAY
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 50
BY SENATOR AMBERG AND OTHERS FOR
THOSE ARAB AMERICAN HERITAGE
MONTH AND SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 53 BY SENATOR ALLEN
RELATIVE TO ARTS, CULTURE AND
CREATIVITY MONTH. WILL OPEN THE
ROLE TO ALLOW ANY MEMBERS TO ADD
ON TO VOTE FOR CO AUTHORS ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
WHO WISH TO BE A CO AUTHOR.
CLARK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. THERE
ARE 70 CO AUTHORS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE'RE SORRY. MOVING
TO A VOTE ON THE CONTENT
CALENDAR. DOES ANY MEMBER WISH
TO PULL AN ITEM FROM THE CONSENT
CALENDARS, SEEING NONE. THE
COURT WILL READ THE SECOND
CONSENT CALENDAR ASSEMBLY BILL
10 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOWENTHAL
AND OTHERS AN APPELLATION THE
PUPILS CORK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
THAT CONSENT CALENDAR ALL
MEMBERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
CLOSE THE ROLE I 69 NO. ZERO.
THE CONSENT CALENDAR IS ADOPTED.
READ THE REMAINING ITEMS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR ASSEMBLY BILL
60 69 00 SOME PEOPLE TO 24 0
SOMEBODY BUILT TO 56 69 0 SOME
PEOPLE 3 50 69 03 68 69 0 SOME
PEOPLE 3 80 TO 93 89 69 0 SOME
PEOPLE 3 99 90 SOME PEOPLE 469
ASSEMBLY BEFORE 99 ASSEMBLY
ABOUT 5 17 0 SOME PEOPLE 6 14
PEOPLE 6 23 0 SOME PEOPLE 6 20
THE 80 SOME PEOPLE 6 39 PEOPLE 7
17 69 PEOPLE 7 85 69 PEOPLE 7 91
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 59 ASSEMBLY
ABOUT 8 76 ASSEMBLY ABOUT 90209
24 0 SOME PEOPLE 10 23 PEOPLE 12
17 ASSEMBLY BILL 12 71 ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 83 ASSEMBLY BILL 12 91
69 PEOPLE 12 96 PEOPLE 13 18.
ZERO PEOPLE. 13 28 0 13 31 0 13
55 SOME PEOPLE 13 66 13 77
PEOPLE 14 04 15 26 15 60 69
ASSEMBLY BILL 15 78 SOME PEOPLE
16 11 ASSEMBLY BILL 16 12
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 60 ASSEMBLY
WILL 17 64 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
17 0. HOW SPECIAL LUCIEN 35.9 36
WITH URGENCY. URGENCY I 69 TO 0
IN THE MEASURE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 23 69 TO 0 RESOLUTION
27 RESOLUTION 37 SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 38 CYNICAL
CRIME RESOLUTION 42 CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 50 69 SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 53 69 0.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO GO BACK ON
FILE. WE ARE WAITING FOR SOME
GUESTS ASSOCIATED WITH OUR
ADJOURNS AND MEMORY TODAY, UM SO
ALREADY GET A LITTLE BIT MORE
BUSINESS DONE. IF WE ARE READY,
MR GABRIEL. WE'RE GONNA TAKE A
FILE ITEMS 73 80 15 46 CORCORAN
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 15 46 BY
ISLAMI RIVER GABRIEL, AN ATHLETE
IN THE PRIVACY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER
PROUD TODAY TO PRESENT A B 15 46
WITH OUR FORMER COLLEAGUE IN
CURRENT ATTORNEY GENERAL ROB
BONTA. THIS BILL WOULD ENSURE
THAT THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS
THE SAME AMOUNT OF TIME TO BRING
A LAWSUIT TO ENFORCE THE
CALIFORNIA CONSUMER PRIVACY ACT
. THE CCP A THAT THE PRIVACY
PROTECTION AGENCY HAS TO BRING
AN ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION UNDER
THE SAME LAW. AS MANY OF YOU
KNOW, CALIFORNIA HAS BECOME A
NATIONAL LEADER IN ENSURING
CONSUMER PRIVACY PROTECTION WHEN
THE LEGISLATURE ENACTED THE CCP
IN 2018, AND NEXT WHEN THE
VOTERS PASSED PROPOSITION 24 AND
2020 UNDER THE CCP, ONLY THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS AUTHORIZED
TO BRING A CIVIL ENFORCEMENT
ACTION WHEN PROPOSITION 24
CREATED THE PRIVACY AGENCY IT
GAVE THE AGENCY, A FIVE YEAR
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS TO BRING
AN ENFORCEMENT ACTION. BUT DUE
TO A DRAFTING OVERSIGHT, IT
DOESN'T SPECIFY THAT THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL ALSO HAS FIVE
YEARS TO BRING A CIVIL
ENFORCEMENT ACTION UNDER
CALIFORNIA LAW WHEN NO STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS SPECIFIED IN LAW
, THE A G ONLY HAS ONE YEAR TO
INITIATE A LAWSUIT FOR CIVIL
PENALTIES. UNFORTUNATELY THIS
ONE YEAR IS FAR TOO SHORT OF A
TIME TO DEVELOP A CASE UNDER THE
LAW AS COMPLEX AS THE CCP, A AND
THE ALTERNATIVE TO PASSING THIS
BILL IS TO LEAVE THE ONE YEAR
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN PLACE,
WHICH MEANS THERE WILL BE A LOT
OF NEEDLESS LITIGATION. TO BE
CLEAR THIS BILL WOULD ADD NO
ADDITIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN
AND CREATE NO NEW RISK OF DATA
BREACHES FOR BUSINESSES.
COMPANIES COVERED BY THE ACT
ALREADY HAVE TO PRESERVE RECORDS
AND DATA FOR FIVE YEARS IN CASE
THE PRIVACY ACTION BRINGS AND
INVESTIGATION ENFORCEMENT
PROCEEDING IN THAT TIME, THIS IS
A COMMON SENSE MEASURE TO ALIGN
THE TWO STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS
WILL ALLOW FOR ROBUST PROTECTION
OF CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS,
WHICH HAS TRADITIONALLY BEEN A
BIPARTISAN ISSUE. I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY CRESTOR. I VOTE ON
A B 15 46. THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THE BILL CREEK WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES.
EYES 57 KNOWS 15. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEMS 75
80 12 75 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 75 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA
ACCOLADE IN THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES ARAMBULA, YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 12 75, WHICH WILL
RESTORE STUDENTS SAFETY, PRIVACY
AND ACCESSIBILITY FOR STUDENTS
WISHING TO PARTICIPATE IN
STUDENT RUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ORGANIZATIONS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR, RAMBLING. AND SEEING THE
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE DOOR.
ON HIS VOTE HE DESIRED TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TELL YOU THE BOATS, EYES 54 NO.
SIX. THE BILL IS PASSED. EXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM 76 80 13 85
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
13 85 BIAS GARCIA AND ACTIVATING
THE TRANSPORTATION. GARCIA. YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER. RIVERSIDE COUNTY
IS THE FASTEST GROWING COUNTY IN
THE STATE AND THE FIFTH FASTEST
GROWING COUNTY IN THE NATION. AS
A RESULT OF THIS POPULATION
GROWTH. ADDITIONAL INVESTMENTS
ARE CRITICAL TO PREPARE
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE.
MAYBE 13 85 CHANGES RIVERSIDE
COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY
TO BE ABLE TO DO EXACTLY JUST
THAT TALK TO ITS VOTERS AND
PURSUE OPPORTUNITIES TO CONTINUE
TO INVEST RESPONSIBLY INTO OUR
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE.
WE RESPECT WE ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA AND SENIOR
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 57. THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXT FILE ITEMS 77
MAYBE 663 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 663 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HANEY AND
ACTUALLY IN THE HEALING ARTS.
AND MR HANEY, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. A B 663 WOULD ALLOW
MOBILE PHARMACIES TO CARRY AND
DISPENSE OPIOID ADDICTION
TREATMENT RIGHT NOW, LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS CAN OPERATE AND OPT
IN TO USE MOBILE PHARMACIES,
WHICH CAN HELP US REACH
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. PEOPLE
WHO ARE HOMELESS. PEOPLE WHO
LIVE IN S. R O S, BUT THEY ARE
NOT ABLE TO CARRY AND PRESCRIBE
OR ADMINISTER OPIOID ADDICTION
TREATMENT. YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT
MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT,
WHAT IT CAN DO TO SAVE LIVES,
PARTICULARLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE
ADDICTED TO DEADLY DRUGS LIKE
FENTANYL. THIS WILL ALLOW US TO
REACH SOME OF THOSE MOST
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. IT'S
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT HAS
HAS RECEIVED NO NO VOTES. IT HAS
NO OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY
ASTRAY. I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
HANEY AND SEEING A MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THE BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TELL
YOU THE VOTES. I 72 NO ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. AND AGAIN, MR
HANEY. THIS SPELL ITEMS 78 A V
12 26 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 26 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
HANEY AND OTHERS AND ACCOLADES.
CORRECTIONS YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS A B 12 26 CODIFIES BEST
PRACTICES OF CCD, SISI SAID.
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION
WHICH WILL REQUIRE THEM TO PLACE
UH PARENTS WHO HAVE INCARCERATED
CHILDREN AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO
THOSE CHILDREN. THERE ARE OVER
TWO THERE ARE NEARLY 200,000.
CHILDREN IN OUR STATE WHO HAVE
INCARCERATED PARENTS. THESE
CHILDREN HAVE DONE NOTHING
WRONG, BUT WE KNOW THAT THAT
SEPARATION CAN HAVE DEVASTATING
IMPACTS ON THESE CHILDREN,
EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL
ACADEMIC, THE CLOSER THAT WE CAN
PLACE PARENTS TO THEIR CURRENT
TO THEIR CHILDREN WILL HELP THEM
STAY CONNECTED TO THEIR
CHILDREN. THAT'S IMPORTANT FOR
THOSE CHILDREN AND THEIR WELL
BEING. IT'S ALSO CRITICAL FOR
YOU FOR REENTRY AND
REHABILITATION. TO MAINTAIN
THOSE CONNECTIONS. THIS BILL HAS
NO OPPOSITION AND HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HANEY AND C N NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLYING THE VOTES. I 68 NO.
ZERO BILL IS PASSED, MEMBERS
WILL BE MOVING ON TO OUR
ADJOURNMENTS AND MEMORY. THE
QUORUM CALL IS STILL IN PLACE
AND WE ASK THAT YOU GIVE
RESPECTFUL ATTENTION TO MEMBERS
GIVEN PRIOR PERMISSION TO SPEAK
ON AND ENSURE MINT IN MEMORY. WE
WILL BEGIN WITH ASSEMBLYWOMAN.
SOMEONE CARILLO FROM THE
SPEAKER'S DESK. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. FOUR YEAR
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY.
MHM. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. AS THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATIVE LATINO CAUCUS
COMMEMORATES ITS 50TH YEAR
ANNIVERSARY. I RISE TO HONOR THE
MEMORY OF GLORIA MOLINA. THE
FIRST LATINA ELECTED TO OUR
LEGISLATURE. AND WHO SO
DILIGENTLY SERVED IN OUR
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY. SHE
WAS A FEARLESS PUBLIC SERVANT
WHOSE LIFE'S WORK INSPIRED A
GENERATION. GLORIA PASSED FROM
CANCER IN HER HOME, SURROUNDED
BY FAMILY ON MAY 14TH OF THIS
YEAR. GLORIA WAS UNAPOLOGETIC IN
HER FIGHT. FOR THE RIGHTS OF
MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES ACROSS
OUR STATE. SHE BROKE BARRIER
AFTER BARRIER FOR GENERATION OF
LATINAS. OPENING DOORS AT
ENABLED US TO REACH THE STARS.
BORN IN 1948 TO A WORKING CLASS
IMMIGRANT MEXICAN AMERICAN
PARENTS GLORIA ROSE TO BECOME
THE FIRST LATINA MEMBER OF THE
STATE ASSEMBLY, THE FIRST LATINA
AND THE LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL
, THE FIRST LATINA ON THE LOS
ANGELES COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS. SHE WAS
UNAPOLOGETICALLY CHICANA. HERS
IS AN INCREDIBLE STORY OF
OVERCOMING ALL ODDS. ONE THAT
NOT ONLY TELLS THE TALE OF WOMEN
WHO GREW BOLD ENOUGH TO ADVANCE
HER OWN LIFE AND CAREER BUT ONE
OF SELF ACTUALIZATION GLORIA
MOLINA DEDICATED HER LIFE TO
UPLIFTING EVERYBODY IN HER
COMMUNITY. GLORIA WAS AN ALUMNI
RIO HONDO COLLEGE, EAST LOS
ANGELES COLLEGE AND CAL STATE L.
A. DURING WHICH SHE WORKED FULL
TIME AS A LEGAL SECRETARY,
GROUNDING HERSELF IN A LIFETIME
OF ADVOCACY. AS A YOUNG CHICANO
STUDENT ACTIVIST IN COLLEGE, SHE
CHALLENGED THE MEN IN THE
CHICANO MOVEMENT TO MAKE SPACE
AND ALLOW FOR MORE WOMEN'S
VOICES TO BE HEARD AND TO LEAD.
WHEN SHE WAS TOLD THAT IT WAS
NOT HER TURN TO RUN FOR OFFICE.
SHE DID SO ANYWAY, AND SHE WON.
SHE FEARLESSLY CONFRONTED MALE
POLITICIANS WHO HELD DISDAIN FOR
HER REFUSAL TO CONFORM OR REMAIN
SILENT. SHE AND ONE OF HER
CLOSEST FRIENDS, ANTONIO
HERNANDEZ, WERE YOUNG WOMEN WHEN
THEY FOUGHT AND ADVOCATED FOR
IMMIGRANT LATINA MEXICAN WOMEN
WHO ARE UNKNOWINGLY STERILIZED
WITHOUT CONSENT THAT ALI COUNTY
GENERAL HOSPITAL IN THE LATE 19
SIXTIES TO EARLY 19 SEVENTIES.
BECAUSE OF A DOCTOR FOLLOWING
CALIFORNIA'S HORRIFIC EUGENICS
PRACTICES. THOUGHT THEM TO BE
UNWORTHY AND HAD A BIAS THAT
THOSE IMMIGRANT WOMEN HAD TOO
MANY CHILDREN. HE MADE A
DECISION ON THEIR BODIES. THAT
WAS NOT HIS TO MAKE. SHE FOUGHT
FOR THOSE WOMEN IN THIS
LEGISLATIVE BODY AND 55 YEARS
LATER. THIS BODY CONTINUES TO
FIGHT FOR THEM BY ACKNOWLEDGING
THAT ATROCITY AND CREATING THE
FORCED STERILIZATION
COMPENSATION PROGRAM. I AM
GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE
MEMBERS OF THIS BODY AND ALL THE
WORK THAT WE HAVE DONE TO MAKE
THAT A REALITY. AND I KNOW THAT
SHE WAS PROUD THAT THAT FIGHT
CONTINUED TO UNDO SUCH AN
EGREGIOUS INJUSTICE. GLORIA
FOUGHT TO EXPAND WOMEN'S HEALTH
CARE. WITH THE MOTHERS OF EAST
LOS ANGELES. SHE FOUGHT AGAINST
A PRISON EXPANSION IN EAST L. A.
SHE FOUGHT FOR REPRESENTATION.
AND SHE FOUGHT TO ENSURE EAST L.
A AND EAST SIDE COMMUNITIES HAD
ACCESS TO RESOURCES, PARKS,
LIBRARIES AND BEAUTIFUL COMMUNAL
SPACES TO GATHER LIKE THE EAST
L. A CIVIC CENTER. AND IN
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES. WHAT WE
KNOW NOW AS GRAND PARK, WHICH
WILL BE NAMED AFTER HER. I HAVE
FOR THE MAJORITY OF MY LIFE.
BEEN REPRESENTED BY GLORIA
MOLINA IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.
AND IT'S MY MOST DISTINCT HONOR
TO REPRESENT HER HER HOME. HER
FAMILY. TO CONTINUE HER LEGACY
AND THAT OF SO MANY MALINI STAS
ACROSS OUR GREAT CITY AND COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELES. SHE WAS AN ICON
IN THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT OR ROLE
MODEL FOR CHICANOS AND CHICANOS
CHAMPION FOR THE IMMIGRANT
COMMUNITY. FOR EACH OF HER 32
YEARS IN PUBLIC SERVICE, SHE
FAITHFULLY FULFILLED HER MISSION
TO HER CONSTITUENTS. FEARLESSLY
MANEUVERING THROUGH THE
CORRIDORS OF POWER IN CALIFORNIA
IN THE CITY AND IN THE COUNTY OF
LOS ANGELES. WE HONOR TODAY, THE
LIFE AND LEGACY. OF ONE OF
ALLAH'S BRIGHTEST STARS. GLORIA
IS SURVIVED BY HER HUSBAND, RON
MARTINEZ, HER DAUGHTER,
VALENTINA, HER GRANDSON,
SANTIAGO SIBLINGS GRACIE, IRMA
DOMINGO, BERTHA, MARIO SERGIO,
DANNY, OLGA AND LISA. I ASKED
THAT YOU JOIN ME TODAY IN A
JOURNEY IN THE MEMORY OF OUR
FRIEND ARE REMARKABLE PUBLIC
SERVANT LEADER CHICANA LATINA
HERO. OUR ASSEMBLY WOMAN ARE LOS
ANGELES CITY COUNCILWOMAN. IN
OUR LOS ANGELES COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISOR GLORIA MOLINA. MAY
SHE REST IN POWER, AND WE ARE
JOINED TODAY BY HER FAMILY HERE
IN THE GALLERY. THANK YOU HERE
ON THE FLOOR. THANK YOU, MR
CARILLO. AND SOME WOMAN
AGUIAR-CURRY. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR A GERMAN MEMORY. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AS
VICE CHAIR OF THE LEGISLATIVE
WOMEN'S CAUCUS. I RISE TODAY TO
JOIN MY COLLEAGUE,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KOREA AND A
JOURNEY IN MEMORY OF FORMER
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GLORIA MOLINA.
GLORIA MOLINA WAS A TRAILBLAZER
, THE FIRST LATINA TO BE ELECTED
TO THE STATE LEGISLATURE, SHE
BROKE COUNTLESS GLASS CEILINGS
AND PAVED THE WAY FOR
GENERATIONS OF WOMEN LEADERS.
AND NOW LATINAS ARE THE MAJORITY
OF THE LATINO LEGISLATIVE
CAUCUS. GLORIA MOLINA CHAMPION
CAUSES THAT AFFECTED WORKING
FAMILIES AND SOUGHT WAYS TO
IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.
SHE WAS A CHAMPION OF WOMEN AND
LATINOS AND FAR FROM WHAT WAS
RIGHT, NO MATTER WHAT. MEMBERS I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT YOU
JOIN US TO ADJOURN IN THE MEMORY
OF FORMER ASSEMBLY MEMBER GLORIA
MOLINA. IRREPLACEABLE IN ONE OF
A KIND. SHE WILL BE DEARLY
MISSED, BUT WILL ALWAYS BE WITH
US. THANK YOU, MR AGUIAR-CURRY.
AND SOME OF THEM. GIBSON YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GERMAN
MEMORY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS OF FOR ALL
THE WANT TO THANK THE GENTLE
LADY FROM LOS ANGELES FOR
BRINGING THIS ADJOURNMENT BEFORE
US ON THIS FLOOR. I THINK IT'S
ABSOLUTELY APPROPRIATE AND FOR
ON BEHALF OF THE LEGISLATIVE
BLACK CAUCUS, BUT I HAVE A GREAT
RELATIONSHIP WITH GLORIA MOLINA.
UH BECAUSE WHEN I WOULD GREW UP
IN LOS ANGELES, AND THERE WAS A
YOUNG MICE COUSIN WAS KILLED.
WALKING OUT OF THE LIQUOR STORE,
INNOCENT BYSTANDER. AND I DON'T
KNOW WHAT A CITY COUNCIL MEMBER
WAS. AND I WAS WATCHING CHANNEL
SEVEN EYEWITNESS NEWS AND THERE
WAS A STRONG BY BASIS LATINA ON
THE LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL,
WHO JUST ASKED THE CITY COUNCIL
FOR $25,000 BECAUSE IT WAS AS
YOUNG LATINO WHO WAS KILLED IN
EAST LOS ANGELES IN HER CITY
COUNCIL DISTRICT. AND THEN I WAS
LIKE, OH, THAT'S A CITY COUNCIL
MEMBER. LET ME FIND OUT WHO MY
CITY COUNCIL MEMBER WAS. SO MY
CITY COUNCIL MEMBER REFUSED TO
SPEAK TO ME TO TALK TO ME. MY
FAMILY PUT UP 5000, AND WE
WANTED JUST LIKE GLORIA MOLINA
DID TO PUT UP A MATCH OUR
FAMILIES, 5000, AND THEN, AFTER
SEVEN WEEKS, HE FINALLY CORNERED
HIM AND HE WAS ABLE TO
ENVIRONMENT TO HIS OFFICE. TALK
ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED WITH MY
COUSIN AND WENT TO THE CITY OF
LOS ANGELES AND PUT UP $5000,
BUT IT WAS BECAUSE OF GLORIA
MOLINA. IT WAS BECAUSE SHE STOOD
FOR HER COMMUNITY. WHEN SHE WAS
RUNNING FOR THE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS. I WAS A POLICE
OFFICER IN THE CITY OF MAYWOOD,
WHERE HER CAMPAIGN OFFICE WAS
LOCATED. SHE WAS RED. SHE RAN
AGAINST OUR TORRES, WHO WAS THE
CALIFORNIA STATE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY CHAIR AT THAT TIME, AND I
USED TO GO BY HER OFFICE AND HAD
OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK TO HER. AND
WHEN SHE WON, WE CELEBRATED WAS
EXUBERANCE. SHE HAS ALWAYS BEEN
A DRUM MAJOR FOR JUSTICE. IN
ADDITION TO THAT, MY FRIEND
DAVID VILLA, WHO WAS ON THE LOS
ANGELES BORDER COLLEGE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES, I ASKED HIM ABOUT HER.
I SAID, I NEED HER. WATCH THIS
TO MAKE A QUILT. SHE WAS A QUILT
MAKER. AND SHE MADE THESE
BEAUTIFUL QUILTS AFTER SHE
RETIRED FROM THE LOS ANGELES
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, AND I
WANTED TO GET ONE OF THOSE
QUILTS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
FAMILY FOR SHARING HER LIFE WITH
ALL OF US. WE ARE BETTER BECAUSE
GLORIA MOLINA PASSED OUR WAY.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON. AND
MAJORITY LEADER REYES RECOGNIZED
AT YOUR DESK ON GERMAN MEMORY.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. TODAY I
ALSO RISE TO ADJOURN THE MEMORY
OF FORMER ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GLORIA MOLINA ON BEHALF OF THE
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE LATINO
CAUCUS. IT IS WITH GREAT SORROW
THAT WE MOURN THE LOSS OF GLORIA
MOLINA LATINA TRAILBLAZER WHO
FORGED NEW PATHS AND RESHAPED
STATE POLITICS FOR LATINAS AND
WOMEN. WHILE THE CALIFORNIA
LATINO LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS
CELEBRATES ITS OVER 50 YEARS. WE
HAVE ALSO GROWN, AS WAS NOTED
EARLIER THE LATINAS INTO A
MAJORITY. AND IT ALL STARTED
WITH ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GLORIA
MOLINA. WE NOW SEE THE ECHO
EFFECT SHE LEFT BEHIND. SHE WAS
THE FIRST LATINA ELECTED TO STEP
ON THE GREEN CARPET. IN 1982.
THE LEGISLATURE WENT FROM HAVING
ONE LATINA ELECTED TO THE
ASSEMBLY TO HAVING NOW 21
LATINOS ELECTED TO OUR
LEGISLATURE TODAY. TO PUT THIS
IN PERSPECTIVE. IN 1980 LATINOS
MADE UP 19.2% OF OUR POPULATION
HERE IN CALIFORNIA, YET IT
WASN'T UNTIL GLORIA'S ELECTION
THAT LATINAS SAW SOMEONE WHO
LOOKED LIKE THEM IN THIS
CHAMBER. GLORIA MOLINA DESTROYED
GLASS CEILINGS AND BARRIERS AND
DEFINED WHAT IT MEANT TO BE A
LATINA IN POLITICS, A FORCE TO
BE RECKONED WITH. BEFORE RUNNING
FOR PUBLIC OFFICE, AS WAS NOTED
EARLIER. SHE WAS ALSO ONE OF THE
FEW LATINOS WORKING IN OUR STATE
LEGISLATURE AS A STAFF MEMBER
AND AS A STAFF FOR THE WHITE
HOUSE UNDER PRESIDENT JIMMY
CARTER. SHE WAS BREAKING
BARRIERS FOR ALL LATINAS IN
POLITICS. SHE MADE HISTORY WHEN
SHE BECAME THE FIRST LATINA
ELECTED TO THE CALIFORNIA STATE
LEGISLATURE, THE FIRST LATINA ON
THE LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL AND
THE FIRST LATINA ON THE LOS
ANGELES COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS. SHE HELPED ADDRESS
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, HEALTHCARE
DISPARITIES AND TRANSPORTATION
ISSUES AMONG MANY OTHER ISSUES.
SHE HAD A TREMENDOUS IMPACT ON
OUR LATINO COMMUNITIES. IN FACT
, LET US NOT FORGET THAT GLORIA
MOLINA WAS STEADFAST AND
ENSURING THAT SHE JOINED IN THE
FIGHT AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED
STERILIZATIONS. OF LATINAS WHO
WERE DELIVERING THEIR BABIES IN
L. A COUNTY. ULTIMATELY HER
LEADERSHIP LED TO THE REPEAL OF
STATE EUGENICS THAT HAD
CONTRIBUTED TO UNAUTHORIZED
STERILIZATIONS, AS WAS MENTIONED
EARLIER AND MOST OF THESE
STERILIZATIONS THE MAJORITY WERE
PERFORMED ON WOMEN OF COLOR. HER
FORMIDABLE POLITICAL SKILLS AND
SENSE OF URGENCY DID NOT ALLOW
HER TO BE CONCERNED WITH BEING
ON THE LOSING SIDE, HER MORAL
COMPASS AND YIELDING STAND ON
BEHALF OF OUR LATINO COMMUNITY
GAVE US AN EVERLASTING EXAMPLE
OF LEADING WITH INTEGRITY.
DESPITE THE RACISM AND SEXISM OF
WHITE MALE DOMINATED POLITICS
DURING THAT TIME. SHE DEFIED
GENDER NORMS AND EXCLUSIONARY
EXPECTATIONS AS A PROUD CHICANA
POWERHOUSE. THE CALIFORNIA
LATINO LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS WILL
CONTINUE TO UPHOLD THE MOLINA'S
TRAJECTORY. WE ARE HER LEGACY.
THE 21 LATINOS IN THIS
LEGISLATOR LEGISLATURE ALONG
WITH OUR LATINOS. AND THE
THOUSANDS OF LATINAS IN
POLITICS. OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS
ARE WITH HER FAMILY AND LOVED
ONES WERE TREMENDOUSLY IN DEBT
FOR A LIFE OF PUBLIC SERVICE.
GLORIOUS FAMILY PUBLISHED A
BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE ON HER PASSING
PERMISSION TO READ THE PASSAGE.
MR SPEAKER THAT OBJECTION. FOR
US. GLORIA WILL BE REMEMBERED IN
OUR HEARTS AS OUR LOVING MOM AND
GRANDMOTHER, PROTECTIVE OLDEST
SISTER. WHY'S THE A AND LOYAL
FRIEND? WE WILL MISS CELEBRATING
WITH HER ON CHRISTMAS EVE HOSTED
AT A HER HOME DECKED OUT IN A
NEW THEME FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND
NOURISHED WITH HANDMADE THEM
ALICE AND A HOLIDAY FEAST. WITH
ALL THE TRIMMINGS. WE WILL MISS
WATCHING GLORIA, THE ARTIST
SEEING HER, IMAGINE AND CREATE
BEAUTIFUL QUILTS THAT TELL THE
STORY OF OUR MEXICAN ROOTS, AND
GLORIA, THE TEACHER WHO SHARES
HER PASSION WITH OTHERS, SO THAT
THEY, TOO, CAN EXPRESS
THEMSELVES THROUGH THIS ART.
MOST OF ALL, WE WILL MISS GLORIA
, THE STRONG AND SELFLESS
MATRIARCH OF OUR FAMILY. SHE WAS
THE FIRST ONE TO CALL WHEN SHE
HEARD THAT WE NEEDED HELP. THE
FIRST TO VOLUNTEER TO ORGANIZE
THE FAMILY CELEBRATION. AND THE
FIRST ONE TO TELL US WHAT WE
NEEDED TO HEAR TO GET BACK ON
OUR FEET. IT ENDS WITH WE WILL
MISS GLORIA AND TAKE COMFORT IN
KNOWING THAT SHE IS NOW AT PEACE
AND IN THE LOVING EMBRACE OF OUR
PARENTS, LEONARDO AND CONCEPTS
JOHN MOLINA. GLORIA MOLINA IS
SURVIVED BY HER BELOVED HUSBAND
, RON MARTINEZ, DAUGHTER
VALENTINA MARTINEZ, SON IN LAW
BRANDON, GRANDSON, SANTIAGO AND
LOVING FAMILY, INCLUDING HER
NINE SIBLINGS. GRACIE IRMA
DOMINGO, BERTA, MARIO SERGIO,
DANNY, OLGA AND LISA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK THAT WE ADJOURN
IN HER MEMORY TODAY TO CELEBRATE
AND HONOR. HER LIFE CAN PASS
THIS CANCER. THANK YOU, MISS
REYES MEMBERS, PLEASE BRING THE
NAME TO THE DESK TO BE PRINTED
IN THE JOURNAL MISS KOREA. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. ON BEHALF OF
MYSELF, SENATOR DURAZO, THE
LATINA LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS, ALL
OF THE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS AND
SENATORS WE WOULD LIKE TO
PRESENT AH, GLORIA MOLINA'S
FAMILY WHO'S JOINING US IN
CHAMBERS TODAY, WITH THIS
RESOLUTION, IN MEMORIAM OF ALL
OF HER LIFE, AND HER LEGACY AND
MEMBERS, THE PHOTO THAT WE HAVE
HERE IS HER ASSEMBLY PHOTO FROM
1982 THAT WILL BE DISPLAYED IN
THE ROTUNDA IN HER MEMORY.
PLEASE HELP ME WELCOME HER
FAMILY. THANK YOU, MR CARILLO.
MEMBERS ALL REQUESTED DURING THE
MEMORY WILL BE DEEMED READ AND
PRINTED IN THE JOURNAL. WE HAVE
A FEW ANNOUNCEMENTS, THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE WILL
MEET UPON A GERMAN OBSESSION AND
SWING SPACE ROOM 1100. AND I'M
ORDERING THE DESK TO BE HELD
OPEN TO RECEIVE REPORTS FROM THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. OUR
SESSION SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS
FRIDAY, MAY 19TH NO CHECKING
SESSION NO. FOUR SESSION. MONDAY
MAY 22ND FLOOR SESSION IS AT ONE
PM ALL OF THE ITEMS REMAINING
WILL BE PASSIVE RETAIN ALL
MOTIONS SHALL BE CONTINUED
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
BUSINESS. I'M READY TO ENTERTAIN
A MOTION TO ADJOURN. MS CALDERON
MOVES AND MR MATTHEWS SECONDS
THAT THIS HOUSE STANDS ADJOURNED
UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 22ND AT ONE PM
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