THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW
IN SESSION, AND SOME MEMBER
PELLERIN NOTICES THE ABSENCE OF
A QUORUM. SERGEANT ARMS WILL
PREPARE THE CHAMBER AND BRINGING
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. THE COURT
WILL CALL THE ROLL ADDIS.
AGUIAR-CURRY ELONIS ALVAREZ
ARAMBULA. BANGS BAUER-KAHAN
BENNETT BERMAN BURNER. BONTA
BRIAN CALDERON. JUAN CARILLO,
WENDY CARILLO, CERVANTES CHIN.
CONNELLY SALLY DAVIES DIXON IS
SALIH FLORA MIKE FONG EVENTS.
FONG FRIEDMAN, GABRIEL GALLAGHER
, GARCIA GIBSON, GRAYSON HANEY
HEART HOLD IN HOOVER. ERWIN
JACKSON JONES, SAWYER, KARA
LACKEY, LEE LOW. 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
SHE AVO SORIA, TOM TING VALENCIA
, VÆ VALLAPUDUA WALDRON WALLACE
WARD. WEBER. WEEKS WILSON WOULD
ZABAR, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS A QUORUM IS PRESENT. WE
ASK THAT OUR GUESTS AND OUR
VISITORS IN THE GALLERY IN THE
REAR OF THE CHAMBER TO PLEASE
STAND FOR THE PRAYER AND THE
PLEDGE.
TODAY'S PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED
BY OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN AND
MOM. YES. CIRCON. MOM, MISS HER.
IN THE NAME OF GOD. THE MOST
GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL.
ALMIGHTY GOD. MAYBE YOUR WILL.
THAT WE ALLOW OUR EYES. TO SEE
THE SUFFERING OF OTHERS. USE OUR
VOICES TO CRY OUT AGAINST
INJUSTICE. ALLOW OUR HEARTS TO
FEEL THE PAIN OF OTHERS. AND
COMMIT OUR STRENGTH. TO CREATE A
MORE TOLERANT AND COMPASSIONATE
WORLD. I MEAN, WE HAVE TO REMAIN
STANDING FOR THE NATIONS PLEDGE
. PLEASE JOIN US FROM MEMBER
CALDERON AS SHE LEADS US IN THE
FLAG SALUTE. MEMBERS. PLEASE
JOIN ME FOR THE FLAG SALUTE. I
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.
THANK YOU MAY BE SEATED. READING
OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL.
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER SACRAMENTO
THURSDAY BUT 13 2023 SECONDS AT
THE READING OF THE PREVIOUS
DAY'S JOURNAL, BE DISPENSED WITH
PRESENTATIONS AND PETITIONS.
THERE ARE NONE. INTRODUCTION
REFERENCES THE BILLS WILL BE
DEFERRED REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
WILL BE DEEMED READ AND
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
THERE ARE NONE MESSAGES MESSAGES
FROM THE SENATE. THERE ARE NONE.
MOVING TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS THE ABSENCES FOR THE
DAY FOR ILLNESS,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY
AND FOR FAMILY ILLNESS,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MATHIS.
AND MR HART, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL MOTIONS.
THANK YOU, MR CHAIR AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHORS, PLEASE
MOVE THE FOLLOWING BILLS TO THE
INACTIVE FILE. FILE ITEM 9 85,
54 GABRIEL AND FILE ITEMS 16 A.
B 846 BONTA WILL NOTE. PURSUANT
TO ASSEMBLY RULE. 96 I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RE REFER SP
547 BLAKE SPEAR FROM THE
AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE TO THE
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AND THEN
BACK TO THE AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE. THE OBJECTION THAT
SHALL BE THE ORDER.
MEMBERS WE HAVE SOME VERY
SPECIAL GUESTS WITH US HERE
TODAY FOR OUR FIRST INTRODUCTION
. I'LL RECOGNIZE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DR WEBBER.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR
GUESTS INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I
AM HONORED TO INTRODUCE THE NA
OPIO, ALSO KNOWN AS A YOUTH
GROUP. OF AH HA HA HA! WE KEY
VILLA, HAWAII, ALL SAN DIEGO OR
A K H S D FOR SHORT. A K A. H S
D IS A HAWAIIAN CIVIC CLUB THAT
HAS BEEN SERVING SAN DIEGO SINCE
1993. THEIR MISSION IS THE
PROMOTION, PERPETUATION AND
PRESERVATION OF NATIVE HAWAIIAN
CULTURE. AS WELL AS THE
ENCOURAGEMENT AND ADVOCACY OF
HIGHER EDUCATION, ACCESS AND
COMMUNITY CIVIC ENGAGEMENT. AS
RESIDENTS OF MY DISTRICT. I
WELCOME THEM TO THE CALIFORNIA
STATE ASSEMBLY. AND IF THE
ASSEMBLY WILL PLEASE JOIN ME IN
WELCOMING THESE YOUTH WHO ARE
OUR NEXT GENERATION? MAHALO?
THANK YOU AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN
SORIA, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED FOR
YOUR GUEST INTRODUCTIONS. MR
SPEAKER. THANK YOU. AND GOOD
MORNING COLLEAGUES. I WANT YOU
TO PLEASE JOIN ME IN WELCOMING
OUR UC MERCED CENTER FOR
ANALYTICAL POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT
, WHICH IS AN INAUGURAL
LEGISLATIVE BUKA COHORT. UM,
THAT IS. BEING PUT ON FOR THE
FIRST TIME, AND THIS GROUP
INCLUDES UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
THAT HAVE EXCELLED IN THEIR
STUDIES AND ARE ATTENDING A WEEK
LONG PROGRAM TO LEARN TOOLS AND
SKILLS THAT WILL PREPARE THEM
FOR A LEGISLATIVE INTERNSHIPS.
PREPARE THEM FOR A PATH INTO
POLITICS, AND I KNOW THAT
THERE'S PROBABLY SOME FUTURE
ELECTED OFFICIALS AS PART OF
THIS GROUP, SO I DO WANT TO
WELCOME THEM. THEY ARE SITTING
UP AND THE GALLERY AND SO IF YOU
CAN ALL JOIN ME IN WELCOMING,
WELCOMING THEM ALSO SPECIAL
WELCOME TO FORMER ASSEMBLY
MEMBER ADAM GRAY. WHO IS HERE
WITH US IN THE BACK, UM, WHO
PREVIOUSLY REPRESENTED THE
DISTRICT THAT I NOW REPRESENT SO
WELCOME TO THE LEGISLATURE,
ESPECIALLY TO ALL THESE èC
MERCED STUDENTS. UM THIS IS YOUR
HOUSE. WELCOME TO SACRAMENTO,
AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO
SEEING YOU ALL. TAKE ON
LEADERSHIP POSITIONS IN YOUR
COMMUNITY, AND HOPEFULLY ONE DAY
BE ON THIS FLOOR. UM MAKING SURE
THAT YOU'RE SOLVING THE ISSUES
OF THE FUTURE. THANK YOU FOR
COMING.
THANK YOU, EVERYBODY. MEMBERS WE
ARE MOVING TO BUSINESS ON THE
DAILY FILE. WE'RE GONNA PASS AND
RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS. ONE
THROUGH EIGHT. WE HAVE DISPENSED
WITH FILE ADAM NINE AND PASSING
ROUTINE ON ADAM'S 10 THROUGH 13
. BRINGING US TO FILE ITEM 14.
MS CHIVO SZABO. ADAM 14. THIS IS
A GR FOUR FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. CORPORAL READ A
JOINT RESOLUTION FOR BUT WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOME REMEMBER
SHIAVO, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENTS. MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THESE AMENDMENTS MAKE
TECHNICAL AND NON SUBSTANTIVE
CHANGES. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. MISS CHAVO
SEEN NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. THE PERSON NAMED
THE EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT BACK ON FILE. PASSING
LATINO ADAMS 15. WE HAVE
DISPENSED WITH FILE ITEMS 16 AND
WE'RE GOING TO PASS A ROUTINE ON
FILE ITEMS. 17 AND 18 MOVING
ESTIMATES. WIX FILE ITEM 19 FOR
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS A. B 13 94
CLERK WORRIED SOME PEOPLE 13 94
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ISLAM.
REMEMBER WICKS OPENED ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER, ABBIE 13 94 HOLD SOCIAL
MEDIA PLATFORMS LIABLE FOR CHILD
SEX TRAFFICKING AND REQUIRES
THEM TO PREVENT THE RE
VICTIMIZATION OF CHILD SURVIVORS
. I WANT TO THANK MY JOINT
AUTHOR SAID MEMBER FLORA FOR
WORKING CLOSELY WITH ME ON
AMENDMENTS. I AM PRESENTING
TODAY WHICH PROVIDE A RIGHT TO
CURE AND ADDRESS OTHER CONCERNS
FROM STAKEHOLDERS TO MAKE THIS
LEGISLATION EASIER TO IMPLEMENT.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS WICKS, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED
ON THE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. I WAS SUPPOSED
TO NAME YOU GUYS HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED THE BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
PASSING RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS
2020 TO BRING US TO MISS
QUIRK-SILVA AS FILE ITEM 23.
THIS IS A B 13 08 CLERK WILL
READ 13 08 BIAS REMEMBER,
QUIRK-SILVA AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE LAND USE SUPPORT
SUPPORT SOME MEMBER QUIRK,
CIVILIAN MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, ABBIE 13
08 PROHIBITS NEW MINIMUM PARKING
REQUIREMENTS FOR REMODELING,
UPDATING OR ADDING TO A SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENTS AS LONG AS IT
STAYS WITHIN THE FLOOR AREA
RATIO RESTRICTION. CURRENT
REGULATIONS FORCED HOMEWORK
OWNERS TO ADD TWO NEW COVERED
PARKING SPACES FOR ANY REMODEL,
UPDATE OR ADD ON EVEN IF THEY DO
NOT OWN ADDITIONAL CARS. COSTING
UPWARDS OF $25,000 AND USING
VALUABLE LAND SPACE. THIS
CREATES AN INEQUITY FOR
HOMEOWNERS SEEKING TO MAKE
ADDITIONS THAT DON'T INCREASE
PARKING DEMAND. A B 13 08
PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY FOR
PROPERTY OWNERS TO DECIDE THEIR
PARKING NEEDS AND AFFORDABILITY
RATHER THAN A MANDATORY ONE SIZE
FITS ALL. APPROACH A B 13 08 HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DIXON. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE TO SPEAK AND RESPECTFUL
OPPOSITION TO A B 13 AWAIT
AUTHORED BY MY COLLEAGUE FROM
WHARTON. THIS BILL SIGNIFICANTLY
RESTRICTS LOCAL CONTROL. BY
LIMITING A CITY'S ABILITY TO
DECIDE WHETHER OR NOT TO WAIVE
PARKING SPACE REQUIREMENTS. A B
13 08 IS PARTICULARLY BURDENSOME
TO COASTAL COMMUNITIES THAT WORK
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COASTAL
COMMISSION TO BALANCE COMMUNITY
NEED AND PARKING CAPACITIES FOR
THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE VISITING
OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND
WHOSE SEARCH FAR AND WIDE
LOOKING FOR AVAILABLE PARKING ON
RESIDENTIAL STREETS. WE WANT OUR
VISITORS TO COME TO OUR COASTAL
CITIES AND NOT BE FRUSTRATED BY
THE ALREADY PREVALENT LACK OF
PARKING. THIS BILL WILL
EXACERBATE THE PARKING SHORTAGE
IN OUR BEACH COMMUNITIES. AND
FOR THESE REASONS, I WILL BE
OPPOSING. MAYBE 13 08 TODAY AND
I URGE MY COLLEAGUES TO DO THE
SAME. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
DIXON AND SOME WOMEN FRIEDMAN
YOU RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS MEMBERS. THIS BILL,
LET'S BE CLEAR IS NOT ABOUT
PEOPLE BUILDING NEW HOUSING
WITHOUT PARKING. AS MUCH AS I
HAVE DONE LEGISLATION IN THAT
SPACE MYSELF. THAT IS NOT THE
BILL THAT'S IN FRONT OF US. THIS
BILL SIMPLY SAYS THAT IF A
HOMEOWNER ADDS A ROOM TO THEIR
HOUSE, THE CITY CAN'T COMPEL
THEM TO ALL OF A SUDDEN, BUT
BUILD A NEW GARAGE. DOES THAT
HAPPEN? ABSOLUTELY. WHEN I WAS
ON THE GLENDALE DESIGN REVIEW
BOARD, WE HAD A HOMEOWNER WHO
HAD AN OLD VINTAGE HOUSE. LIKE A
19 TWENTIES HOUSE ONE FAMILY NOW
THIS HOUSE BECAUSE IT WAS SO OLD
ONLY HAD ONE BATHROOM AND THEY
WANTED TO ADD A BATHROOM TO
THEIR HOUSE BECAUSE THEY WERE A
FIVE PERSON HOUSEHOLD SO THEY
WANTED TO ADD THIS BATHROOM. THE
BATHROOM, I BELIEVE WAS 300
SQUARE FEET. THAT HOMEOWNER WAS
TOLD BY THE CITY THAT BECAUSE OF
OUR RULES, THEY HAD TO BUILD A
NEW TWO CAR GARAGE ON THEIR
PROPERTY. THAT WAS THE
BURDENSOME RULE. THE NANNY STATE
OF GOVERNMENT OVERREACH RULE
THAT THIS BILL TRIES TO REMEDY
THEY WEREN'T ADDING MORE PEOPLE
TO THEIR HOME. THEY WEREN'T
GOING OVER THERE F A R THERE
WERE SIMPLY TRYING TO UPGRADE
THEIR HOME TO MAKE IT USABLE FOR
TODAY'S WAY OF LIVING. THIS BILL
MAKES COMMENTS IS COMMON SENSE
BECAUSE FOR MANY CITIES
UPGRADING THEIR CODES IS ITSELF
BURDENSOME AND EXPENSIVE. BUT
FOR A HOMEOWNER WHO IS BEING
TOLD THAT EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE
NOT ADDING ANOTHER FAMILY, MAYBE
THEY'RE ADDING A BABY THAT THEY
HAVE TO ALL OF A SUDDEN UPGRADE
THEIR GARAGE OR BUILD A NEW
GARAGE WHEN IT'S BEEN PERFECTLY
FINE FOR THE PAST, 40 YEARS JUST
DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. NOW WE ALLOW
PEOPLE TO NOT HAVE TO ADD NEW
PARKING FOR AN 80 YOU WHERE YOU
ARE LITERALLY ADDING A NEW
HOUSEHOLD. WE'RE TALKING HERE
ABOUT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
WHO'S JUST TRYING TO IMPROVE ON
THEIR OWN PROPERTY WITHOUT THE
GOVERNMENT COMING IN AND TELLING
THEM TO DO ANOTHER REPAIR THAT
EITHER CAN'T BE DONE SOMETIMES
BECAUSE OF THE SIZE OF A LOT OR
THAT BECOMES PROHIBITIVELY
EXPENSIVE. THIS IS COMMON SENSE
. IT'S A VERY GENTLE TOUCH, AND
I URGE AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN AND MR
HOOPER, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. I JUST WANT TO
RISE IN SUPPORT OF THE BILL.
COMMEND THE AUTHOR. I DO FOR ME.
THIS COMES DOWN TO A PROPERTY
RIGHTS ISSUE. WE DO NOT NEED
CITIES TELLING PROPERTY OWNERS
WHAT THEY NEED TO DO WITH THEIR
WITH THEIR PARKING IN THEIR
HOMES. AND I URGENT I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. SO
REMEMBER HOOVER AND SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL OF
SOMETHING WOMEN, QUIRK-SILVA YOU
MAY CLOSE RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR
AN I VOTE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES ICE 54 NOSE TO THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEMS
24 84 40 CLERK WILL READ ALL 4
40 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUICKSAND
ACCOLADE INTO LAND. USE ME OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS DENSITY BONUS
LAW IS ONE OF OUR MAIN TOOLS FOR
CREATING MORE HOUSING IN THE
STATE. THIS BILL CLARIFIES THE
DEFINITION OF MAXIMUM DENSITY OR
BASED DENSITY IN DENSITY BONUS
LAW. THE CLARIFICATION WILL MAKE
IT EASIER FOR CITIES AND
COUNTIES TO IMPLEMENT DENSITY
BONUS LAW. RESPECTFULLY ASKED
FOR YOU AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SOMEONE, WICKS SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES FIFTIES
KNOWS 10 BILL IS PASSED, PASSED
AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS 25 TO
29 BRINGING US TO FILE ITEM 38
B. 42 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 42 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RAMOS AND OTHERS INABILITY TO
HOUSING RAMOS. YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
MAYBE 42 AIMS TO HELP ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS ACROSS THE STATE WHEN
IT COMES TO ASSISTING THOSE
EXPERIENCING OR AT RISK OF
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH
SHELTER. I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS.
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL.
TIE THE VOTES. I 65 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 31 FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. 87 33 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 7 33 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MIKE FONG FONG, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. GOOD MORNING, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. THE AMENDMENTS
ADDRESS OPPOSITION CONCERNS BY
ALLOWING RETIRING MEMBERS ALLOW
ENFORCEMENT TO PURCHASE THEIR
SERVICE WEAPON. I ASKED THE
BILL. BE AMENDED. SENT BACK TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. THANK
YOU SO MUCH. VERY GOOD. SO YOU
KNOW MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THESE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAY, THE
EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED THE BILLS AT THE PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. WILL PASS AND
RETAIN ON FILE ITEMS 32 AND 33.
BRING US THE FILE ITEM 34. MAYBE
8 25 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 8 25 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
BRIAN AND ACCOLADE IN THE
BICYCLES, BRIAN, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. I RISE TO PRESENT A B 8 25.
IT'S A SMART STREET BILL. IT
ENSURES THAT IN PLACES WHERE
THERE IS NO SAFE BICYCLE
INFRASTRUCTURE ON THE STREET
CYCLISTS WON'T BE CRIMINALIZED
FOR WRITING ON THE SIDEWALK
THERE OVER $100 MILLION IN
SETTLEMENTS THAT ARE ISSUED FOR
BICYCLISTS BEING INJURED ON THE
STREETS. WE LOSE THREE
BICYCLISTS A WEEK WHEREVER THEY
CAN RIDE SAFELY. THEY SHOULD
HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO SO. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRIAN. SOME OF
WOMEN BURNER ON THE AUTHOR.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. UM. YOU KNOW,
ONE OF THE THINGS I THINK WE'VE
TALKED ABOUT IS WHAT YOUR
COMMITMENTS ARE AS YOU GO TO THE
SENATE. UM ONE OF THE THINGS I
AM CONCERNED ABOUT IS THAT, FOR
EXAMPLE, THE CITY OF ENCINITAS
DOES NOT ALLOW BIKE RIDING ON
SIDEWALKS IN OUR DOWNTOWN AREA
BECAUSE IT IS A VERY HIGH
PEDESTRIAN ZONE. THERE MIGHT BE
OTHER CITIES THAT WHEN THIS GOES
INTO EFFECT, ALSO DETERMINED
THAT THERE ARE DOWNTOWNS WHERE
REALLY BIKES BIKE RIDING ON THE
SIDEWALK IS NOT SAFE. I
GENERALLY BELIEVE WHEN THERE ARE
NOT SAFE BIKE LANES. WE SHOULD
LET YOU KNOW, ESPECIALLY KIDS
RIGHT ON SIDEWALKS. I THINK THAT
SHOULDN'T BE CRIMINALIZED IN
ANYWAY. COULD YOU TALK A LITTLE
BIT ABOUT THE COMMITMENTS THAT
WE HAVE DISCUSSED PUBLICLY SO
THAT THERE WILL BE TAKEN IN THE
CENTER? BUT ANSWER MY CLOTHES.
THANK YOU, MR BURNER. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBER MR MURATSUCHI
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. I JUST
LIKE TO ASK THE AUTHOR AND HIS
CLOSE TO CLARIFY WHETHER THIS
APPLIES TO E BIKES. THANK YOU,
MR MERRITT SEARCHING AND MR
THALIA RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
AUTHOR AS WELL WITHOUT OBJECTION
. WHETHER THIS ALSO APPLIES TO E
BIKES BECAUSE I'VE SEEN A LOT OF
E BIKES NOW IN SIDEWALKS, AND
THEY'RE BASICALLY MOTORCYCLES.
THEY'RE GOING 30 MILES AN HOUR.
THEY'RE VERY DANGEROUS AND A LOT
OF PEOPLE ARE GETTING HURT. SO
MY QUESTION BE WHETHER E BIKES
WOULD BE ALLOWED ON THE
SIDEWALKS AS WELL. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR ASTLEY. IF THERE
ARE NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL, MR
BRIAN, YOU MAY CLOSE THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU FOR THE
QUESTIONS AND THE COMMENTS. OF
COURSE, GOING. 30 MILES AN HOUR
IS STILL ILLEGAL. IF YOU GO OVER
10 MILES AN HOUR ON THE SIDEWALK
AT ALL YOU CAN STILL BE CITED
WITH A TICKET. WE'RE WORKING
WITH PEDESTRIAN GROUPS AND
DISABILITY GROUPS WHO ARE ALL IN
SUPPORT OF THIS AS I MENTIONED
TO MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN DIEGO.
THIS IS JUST THE FIRST HOUSE.
WE'RE WILLING TO TAKE MORE
AMENDMENTS TO MAKE SURE THAT WE
DO THIS SAFELY. THE REAL IMPETUS
FOR THIS IS TO ENCOURAGE BIKE
INFRASTRUCTURE BE BUILT AND TO
SAVE LOCAL JURISDICTIONS THE
OVER 100 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
EVERY DECADE THAT THEY ARE
PAYING OUT RIGHT NOW, AND TO
ENSURE THAT WE DON'T LOSE THREE
BICYCLES A WEEK LIKE WE
CURRENTLY ARE AGAIN. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BRIAN. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 55 NOS 12 BILLS
PASSED. NEXT MR JACKSON, THIS IS
FILE ITEM. 35 89 94 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 9 94 BIAS
REMEMBER JACKSON AND OTHERS AND
LED LAW ENFORCEMENT JACKSON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 9 94 ABOUT
PROTECTING PEOPLE'S PRIVACY WHO
THEY ARE AND HOW THEY SEE
THEMSELVES. A B 994 REQUIRE THAT
OUR SHARES AND POLICE
DEPARTMENTS DO NOT POST BOOKING
PHOTOS OR MUG SHOTS OF
INDIVIDUALS WHEN ARRESTED ON
SUSPICION OF NON VIOLENT CRIMES
UNLESS THE ISSUE INDIVIDUAL IS
DEEMED AN IMMINENT RISK TO
OTHERS. A JUDGE ORDERS RELEASE
OF THE INDIVIDUALS IMAGE OR
THERE IS AN EXIGENT, EXIGENT
CIRCUMSTANCE THAN NECESSARY.
IT'S THE SIMPLE DISSEMINATION OF
THE INDIVIDUAL. AH THE THIS IS
AN L G B T Q. IS BILL PRIORITY
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR JACKSON. AND
SEEING THE MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL.
CORPORAL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES EYES
43 NOS 15. THE BILLS PASSED NEXT
BY MS QUIRK-SILVA. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 36. MAYBE 11 87 CLERK WILL
READ 11 87 BIAS. SOMEBODY MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA. I PLAYED IN THE
CRIME VICTIMS AND MAKING
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE
QUIRK-SILVA YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 11
87 CRUCIAL BILL ALLOWING CHILD
VICTIMS OF CRIME. ACCESS TO
TREATMENT FROM CERTIFIED CHILD
LIFE SPECIALISTS UNDER LICENSE
PROVIDERS, ADVERSE CHILDHOOD
EXPERIENCES HAVE LASTING EFFECTS
ON INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING PTSD,
VIOLENCE PATTERNS, CHRONIC
HEALTH ISSUES, MENTAL ILLNESS
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE. SURVIVORS
ABUSE, NEGLECT, FAMILY VIOLENCE
AND LOST DESERVES SUPPORT FROM
HIGHLY SKILLED. PROFESSIONALS
LIKE CERTIFIED CHIEF CHILD LIFE
SPECIALISTS, SPECIALISTS OFFER
TRAUMA AND FORMER INFORMED CARE
AND INTERVENTIONS BUT ARE
CURRENTLY NOT RECOGNIZED AS A
AUTHORIZED MENTAL HEALTH
PROVIDERS BY THE CALIFORNIA
VICTIM COMPENSATION BOARD
PASSING A B 11 87 EXPANDS THE
POOL OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
SPECIALISTS. AVAILABLE TO
PROVIDE ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO
THESE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA. AND
NOT SEEING ANY MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL
CORK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THERE'S
GOAT. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLAIRE WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 56 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT BY
MR ORTEGA. THIS IS FILE ITEM 37
. MAYBE 12 13 READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 13 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ORTEGA AND ACCOLADE THE WORKERS
COMPENSATION THANK YOU, SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR THE
OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT A B 12 13
. THIS IS A NARROWLY TAILORED
BILL THAT CLOSES A PROBLEMATIC
GAP AND TEMPORARILY DISABILITY
COVERAGE FOR INJURED WORKERS WHO
EXPERIENCED DELAYS IN TREATMENTS
THROUGH NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN.
IN 2021, THERE WERE OVER 200,000
TREATMENT REQUESTS THAT WERE
APPEALED TO EMR. ONLY 7% OF
WHICH WERE OVERTURNED ABOUT
19,000 REQUESTS OF THOSE ONLY 53
DECISIONS WERE DELIVERED
UNTIMELY MEANING NARROWLY
TAILORED BILL WOULD ONLY APPLY
TO A SMALL SUBSET OF INJURED
WORKERS EXPERIENCING DELAYS IN
TREATMENT AND TEMPORARY
DISABILITY PAYMENTS. THROUGH NO
FAULT OF THEIR OWN. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR ORTEGA. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL. CORPORAL OPEN THE ROAD.
LET'S VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TELL
YOU THE VOTES AS 53 NOS. EIGHT
THE BILLS PASSED NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM. 38 12 18 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 18 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOWENTHAL AND
ACTUALLY IN THE LAND USE AND
SOME OF THEM WERE LOWENTHAL. YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. A B 12 18
PROVIDES NEEDED CLARITY TO
ENSURE THAT THE REPLACEMENT
HOUSING AND RELOCATION
ASSISTANCE OF SP 3 30 ARE
IMPLEMENTED BLE AND CAN ACHIEVE
THEIR INTENDED IMPACT. THE BILL
ADDRESSES CONFUSING AND
CONFLICTING PROVISIONS IN THE
LAW THAT REQUIRED THE
REPLACEMENT OF CERTAIN HOUSING
UNITS AND, IN SOME CASES,
RELOCATION ASSISTANCE. AND THE
RIGHT TO RETURN FOR DISPLACED
LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AS A
CONDITION OF DEVELOPING SITES.
EXISTING HOUSING IS DEMOLISHED.
IN ADDITION, THE BILL EXTENDS TO
REPLACEMENT HOUSING OBLIGATION
AND RECIPE 3 32 ALL PROJECTS
RATHER THAN JUST HOUSING
PROJECTS HAVE AGREED TO WORK
WITH THE CALIFORNIA APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION ON AMENDMENTS AND
WILL BE TAKING THOSE AMENDMENTS
IN THE SENATE. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LOWENTHAL. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE BOATS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 65 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT MR CHOLERA DID YOU
WISH TO TAKE UP OR PAST
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM 39. MR
CHOLERA. WE WILL TAKE UP FILE
ITEM. 39 A B 12 66 CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 12 66 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KALRA AND OTHER
SNACK LATER CRIMES YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS A B 12 66
ADDRESSES THE DISPARATE
PUNISHMENT OF LOW INCOME PEOPLE
THAT HAS DONE LITTLE TO FURTHER
PUBLIC SAFETY BY PROHIBITING
BENCH WARRANTS FROM BEING ISSUED
THE UNDERLYING CHARGES AN
INFRACTION EACH YEAR 3 MILLION
LOW LEVEL INFRACTIONS ARE
PROCESSED IN CALIFORNIA COURTS,
MANY OF WHICH INCLUDE TRAFFIC
VIOLATIONS THAT ARE PUNISHABLE
BY A FINE AND DO NOT REQUIRE A
COURT APPEARANCE. DESPITE RECENT
REFORMS, JUDGES CAN STILL ISSUE
BENCH WARRANTS FOR ARREST IN
CASES WHERE A PERSON FAILS TO
APPEAR IN COURT OR PAY A
CITATION. ARRESTING A PERSON
UNABLE TO PAY A FINE NOT ONLY
FURTHER DRIVES THEM INTO POVERTY
, WE CAN HAVE ADVERSE IMPACTS ON
THEIR ABILITY TO SECURE HOUSING
, EMPLOYMENT AND HIGHER
EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES.
FURTHERMORE THERE ARE OTHER
TOOLS WERE HOLDING INDIVIDUALS
ACCOUNTABLE WITHOUT RESORTING TO
BENCH WARRANT, SUCH AS REFERRING
A CASE TO A COURT COLLECTION
PROGRAM AND ULTIMATELY
UNRESOLVED INFRACTIONS WILL
STILL SHOW UP AS OPEN CRIMINAL
CASES ON BACKGROUND CHECKS. AND
POLICE RECORDS BY ELIMINATING
ELIMINATING THE DISCRIMINATORY
PRACTICE. THIS BILL COULD RESULT
IN LONG TERM COST SAVINGS BY
REDUCING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE
INCARCERATED FOR AN INFRACTION.
IT WAS NEVER INTENDED TO BE
PUNISHABLE BY JAIL TIME IN THE
FIRST PLACE. A B 12 66 IS THE
NEXT STEP IN ENDING THE DEBTOR'S
PRISON AND WILL ENSURE
INDIVIDUALS ARE NOT PUNISHED FOR
WHAT IS ESSENTIALLY A CRIME OF
POVERTY. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR CHOLERA.
AND SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
POLITICAL CLOSER ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES EYES 41 KNOWS 15. THE BILL
IS PASSED. NEXT BY MS FRIEDMAN
FOR AMENDMENTS FILE ITEM 40.
EVEN 13 99 CLERK WILL READ
PEOPLE 13 99 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
SOMEBODY WHEREVER FRIEDMAN
FREEMAN, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENTS. GOOD MORNING,
EVERYONE I RISE TO PRESENT A
CLARIFYING AMENDMENT TO A B 13
99, WHICH CLARIFIES THAT MEDICAL
RECORDS MAY BE AVAILABLE TO
VETERINARIANS WHEN A TELEHEALTH
CLIENT IS REFERRED TO THEM
CONSISTENT WITH CURRENT LAW. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION.
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. I WAS
SUPPOSED TO SAY, NAY, THE EYES
HAVE IT. ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT
TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
YOU'RE GONNA PASS SOME ROUTINE
ON FILE ITEMS 41 THROUGH 48.
BRING US TO MR LOWE. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 49 996 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY ABOUT 1996 BY ITS
SOMEBODY RIGHT BELOW WHEN
ACTUALLY IN THE PROFESSIONS AND
VOCATIONS LOW. YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES
ASSEMBLY BILL 9 96 ESTABLISHES
CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY
WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF
CONSUMER AFFAIRS AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR OUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LO SIENTO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CORPORAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY.
THE VOTES I 69 NO. ZERO THE BILL
IS PASSED. WE'RE GOING TO PASS A
ROUTINE ON FILE AND 50 51
BRINGING US BACK TO MS WICKS.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 52. MAYBE 13
19 LOCAL READ BILL 13 19 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEEKS AND
OTHERS NAPOLI IN THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
ABBEY 13 19. THE NEXT TARGETED
MODIFICATIONS TO STATE LAW
GOVERNING THE BAY AREA HOUSING
FINANCE AUTHORITY, ALSO KNOWN AS
BOPHA, AND GETTING BACK UP AND
RUNNING. THEY AND PARTNERS IN
THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITY
NOTICED THAT THERE WERE A
HANDFUL OF PLACES WHERE THE LAW
LACKED CLARITY MADE
IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGING OR
DIDN'T REFLECT RECENT EVOLUTION
AND BEST PRACTICES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS WICKS. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. PORK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 54 NOS 14.
THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT FOR
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS BY MR
GARCIA. THIS IS FILED. ADAM 53
15 33 CLERK WILL READ. A SEMI
BILL 15 33 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
SOME GARCIA GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES ARISE TO PRESENT FOR
AMENDMENTS TO MAYBE 15 33. THE
UTILITIES AND ENERGY COMMITTEE
ON NOAH'S CODE CLEANUP MEASURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SI. NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE.
SUPPOSED TO NAME YOU GUYS
HAVEN'T THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. NEXT PURPOSE
OF AMENDMENTS, MISS WALDRON,
THIS IS WHILE ITEM 54 A B 17 41
CLERK WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE 17
41, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WALDRON OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
CHAIR AMENDMENTS TO A B 17 41
ADDRESS OPPOSITION CONCERNS BY
DELETING THE AUTHORITY FOR
UNLICENSED CLINICAL LABORATORY
PERSONNEL TO PERFORM
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND
INSTEAD AUTHORIZES THEM TO
ASSIST AND PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE UNDER THE DIRECT AND
CONSTANT SUPERVISION OF A
PHYSICIAN OR LICENSED LAB
PERSONNEL. THANK YOU. I ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT AND THAT THE BILL
GOES OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. THANK YOU, MR WALDRON, AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THESE AMENDMENTS
WITHOUT OBJECTION WILL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALWAYS BIRTHDAY NAME,
THE EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILLS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE WERE IN A
PASSIVE ROUTINE ON FILE ITEMS 55
THROUGH 58 BRINGING US TO FILE
AND 59 84 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL FOUR BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA AND
OTHER SNACK LATER HEALTHCARE ME
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT BEFORE A BILL TO
EXPAND COVERED CALIFORNIA ACCESS
TO ALL CALIFORNIANS. BY REMOVING
IMMIGRATION STATUS AS A BARRIER
TO ELIGIBILITY. THANK YOU
MEMBERS, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
AMBULANCE, DOCTOR ARAMBULA,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CORPORAL OPEN
THE ROLE. AND THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES IS
56 NO. SIX THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS WILL
TAKE A FILE ITEMS. 60 THIS IS A
B SEVEN. CORPORAL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL SEVEN WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FRIEDMAN
FREEMAN. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, AMENDMENT
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS AMENDMENTS TO A B SEVEN.
CODIFY STATE AND FEDERAL
PRINCIPLES AND TRANSPORTATION
RELATED TO SAFETY, CLIMATE AND
EQUITY. SPECIFICALLY, THESE
AMENDMENTS REQUIRE
TRANSPORTATION STATE AGENCIES TO
INCORPORATE EXISTING STATE AND
FEDERAL PRINCIPLES INTO
TRANSPORTATION, PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT SELECTION AND
IMPLEMENTATION TO THE EXTENT
FEASIBLE, AND THEY REQUIRE A
FISCAL CONSTRAINT. AN ANALYSIS
OF HOW STATE AND FEDERAL
PRINCIPLES ARE IMPLEMENTED IN
THE STATES, LONG RANGE
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DOCUMENT
MEMBERS, THIS LANGUAGE HAS BEEN
CRAFTED IN CONSULTATION WITH
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, LABOR
ORGANIZATIONS, CONTRACTOR GROUPS
AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCATES.
THESE AMENDMENTS WORK TO
ALLEVIATE OPPOSITION CONCERNS
RELATED TO LOCAL FUNDING REMOVAL
OF LOCAL CONTROL AND BIRD URMSON
PROJECT SELECTION PROCESSES AND
STOPPING PROJECTS. SO WE ARE
WORKING VERY HARD TO ADDRESS ANY
CONCERNS ON THIS LEGISLATION.
AND THIS THESE AMENDMENTS
REFLECT THAT WORK, AND I'M
COMMITTED TO CONTINUING TO WORK
WITH ALL STAKEHOLDERS AS THE
BILL EVOLVES, AND I WOULD
REQUEST YOUR VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN. AND MR FLORA, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. WE RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO THESE MINIMUMS.
AS FOR A ROLL CALL, VOTE VERY
WELL. SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THESE
AMENDMENTS. THERE'S A ROLL CALL
VOTE REQUESTED CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. HIS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. IS THERE ON AMENDMENTS.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 47 KNOWS 15
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. WE WILL PASS AND LATINO
FILE ITEMS 61 THROUGH 63. WE
WILL PASS TEMPORARILY ON FILE
ITEM 64 AND PASS AND RETAIN ON
FILE ADAM 65 FOR MR HOLDEN, THIS
IS FILE ITEM. 66 80 43 CLERK
WILL READ 43 BUYERS REMEMBER
HOLDING AN ACCOLADE AND
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS. AND MR
HOLDEN, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
GOOD AFTERNOON MEMBERS. MAYBE 43
IS A BILL THAT WOULD REQUIRE THE
CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD
TO ESTABLISH AN EMBODIED CARBON
TRADING SYSTEM AS DEFINED AND
WOULD MAKE IT APPLICABLE TO
BUILDING MATERIALS PROVIDERS,
DEVELOPERS AND ARCHITECTURAL AND
ENGINEERING FIRMS AND
CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES. LAST
YEAR. THIS BILL SUPPORTED LAST
YEAR, THIS BODY SUPPORTED MY
BILL. A B 24 46. WHICH REQUIRES
CARVED TO DEVELOP A FRAMEWORK
FOR MEASURING AND REDUCING
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
ASSOCIATED WITH NEW BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION. A SEGMENT OF THAT
BILL DEALT WITH CARB,
ESTABLISHING A CARBON TRADING
SYSTEM TO ALLOW THE INDUSTRY
TIME TO RAMP UP ITS EFFORTS TO
MEET OUR CLIMATE GOALS. HOWEVER
DUE TO INSUFFICIENT TIME I
AMENDED THAT PORTION OUT OF THE
BILL A B 24 46 WAS SIGNED BY THE
GOVERNOR. CURRENTLY CARB IS
PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
ON A B 43 TO ENSURE THAT IT
ALIGNS WITH THE TIMELINE AND
GOALS OF A B 2446. I WILL
CONTINUE TO WORK WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION, C B A AND OTHER
STAKEHOLDERS TO ADDRESS ANY
CONCERNS. SHOULD THE BILL MOVE
FORWARD, MAYBE 43 WOULD INCLUDE
A CREDIT TRADING SYSTEM TO ALLOW
FOR MORE EFFICIENT COMPLIANCE
WITH A B 24 46. THE SYSTEM
CALLED AN EMBODIED CARBON
TRADING SYSTEM WILL AWARD CREDIT
FOR ENTITIES THAT GO ABOVE AND
BEYOND THE REQUIREMENTS OF A B
24 46 AND REQUIRED THE STATE
BOARD. TO ADOPT RULES AND
REGULATIONS FOR THE CREDIT
ALLOCATIONS METHOD. THE BILL
FURTHER DETAILS HOW CREDITS MAY
BE UTILIZED TO ACHIEVE THE GOALS
OF 24 46 IN THE STATES
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION TARGETS.
THE BILL WOULD ALSO REQUIRE THE
STATE BOARD TO PERIODICALLY
REVIEW AND UPDATE ITS EMISSION
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AS
NECESSARY WITH THAT I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN. AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 48 16. THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT BY MS ASSEMBLYWOMAN
BURNER. FILE ITEMS 67 FOR
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS MAYBE 45
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY ABOUT
45 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BURNER BURNER.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS OF THE 45 WOULD
AUTHORIZE THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL
COMMISSION TO ADD CARBON
SEQUESTRATION TO THE SUITE OF
FACTORS THAT CONSIDERS FOR
POTENTIAL MITIGATION WHEN
APPROVING COASTAL DEVELOPMENT
PERMITS, WHERE FEASIBLE.
AMENDMENTS OF THE DEATHS REMOVE
SECTION FOR THE BILL, WHICH ADD
THE MINIMIZATION OF DURING HOUSE
GAS EMISSIONS IS ONE OF THE
REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE COASTAL
ZONE. AS A POLICY OF THE STATE.
I REQUEST THE BILBY A MINUTE OUT
TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BURNER AND SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED THE
NAME THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED THE BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
MEMBERS WE GOT A COUPLE
ANNOUNCEMENTS FIRST. WE'RE
MAKING GREAT TIME. SO THANK YOU.
UM SECOND, THE WITHOUT OBJECTION
. WE WILL PERMIT THE BUDGET
COMMITTEE TO MEET AT 12 NOON IN
THE SWING SPACE ROOM FOR 1100,
BUT FLOOR SESSION WILL CONTINUE
. BUDGET COMMITTEE MEMBERS WILL
BE ALLOWED TO ADD THEIR VOTES TO
ROLL CALL VOTES TAKEN ON THIS
DAY OF PRESIDENT WHILE THEY
ATTEND BUDGET COMMITTEE AND
AGAIN THE BUDGET COMMITTEE IS
GOING TO CONVENE AT 12 NOON IN
SWING SPACE 1104 SESSION WILL
CONTINUE. TO THAT END, WE
ENCOURAGE YOU TO ALSO REACH OUT
TO YOUR STAFF AS WE'RE GOING TO
BE CONTINUING THROUGH THE BILL
FILE, AS YOU'RE CONSIDERING YOUR
LUNCH NEEDS THAT THEY MAY NEED
TO BRING LUNCH TO YOU TODAY
SOMETIME AROUND WHEN YOU'RE
HUNGRY. AND WE HAVE ADDITIONAL
SPECIAL GUEST WITH US HERE
TODAY. SO ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYWOMAN AGUIAR-CURRY, WE'D
LIKE TO WELCOME STUDENTS AND
STAFF FROM NORTH DAVIS
ELEMENTARY.
OKAY REMEMBER, SO OKAY FOR
CLARIFICATION ON THE
ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING BUDGET
COMMITTEE THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS
ARE PERMITTED TO LEAVE NOON TO
GO TO ROOM 1100 IN THE SWING
SPACE. IT'S SOMEBODY MEMBERS
TING, VINCE PHªN, ARAMBULA
MCCARTHY AND LACKING AND OF
COURSE, IF ANYBODY ELSE NEEDS TO
LEAVE, REQUEST A FLOOR PASS FROM
THE MAJORITY LEADER. BACK ON
FILE. WE'RE GOING TO PASS AND
ROUTINE ON FILE ITEMS 68 AND 69.
BRINGING US TO MR RODRIGUEZ.
THIS IS FILE ITEMS. 70 80 70
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 70
BY ASSEMBLYMAN RODRIGUEZ AN
ACCOLADE TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE
SUPPORT SUPPORT. SOME REMEMBER
RODRIGUEZ, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
A B 70 ON NATIONAL STOP THE
BLEED DAY WITH MASS CASUALTY
EVENTS BECOMING MORE COMMON IN
2015 PRESIDENT OBAMA LAUNCHED TO
STOP THE BLEED CAMPAIGN TO
ENCOURAGE BYSTANDERS TO BECOME
TRAINED AND EMPOWERED TO TAKE
LIFE SAVING ACTION WHILE E. M S
PERSONNEL OR IN ROUTE DURING
THESE TRAGIC EVENTS, A PERSON
SUFFERING FROM SEVERE BLAS BLOOD
LOSS CAN DIE WITHIN FIVE MINUTES
EVERY SECOND COUNTS. THAT IS WHY
SO IMPORTANT TO ENSURE OUR
IMMEDIATE RESPONDERS HAVE THE
INSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT NEEDED
TO SAVE AND RENDER EMERGENCY
CARE AT THE SCENE OF AN
EMERGENCY. A B 70 WOULD ENSURE
OUR BYSTANDERS ARE BETTER
EQUIPPED TO RESPOND TO LIFE
THREATENING BLOOD LOSS. THIS
BUILDING EXPANSION OF A B 20 TO
60 FROM LAST YEAR, WHICH
REQUIRED THE PLACEMENT OF TRAUMA
KITS AND SIMILAR NEW
CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS BY HAVING
TRAUMA KIDS MORE READILY
AVAILABLE FOR EMPOWERED BY
STANDARDS AND PUBLIC SPACES. WE
CAN PROVIDE EMS PERSONNEL MORE
TIME TO ARRIVE TO SIN TO SAVE
VICTIMS LIFE I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
RODRIGUEZ AND SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES ARE 64 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT FILE ITEM 71
FOR PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. THIS
IS A B 76 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 76, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ISLAMABAD DAVIES
DAVIES, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL
ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. AMENDMENTS TO BUILD
CLARIFYING DEFINITION. REMOVE
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MISS DAVIES AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALL THOSE OPPOSED,
SAY, NAY, THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED THE BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE
MEMBERS WILL GO BACK TO FILE
ITEMS. 64 THIS IS A B 20 CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE 20 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND
ACCOLADE IN THE CHILD WELFARE ME
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. THANK
YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 20, WHICH WILL
ALLOW CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS
A CHANCE TO SAFELY STAY
CONNECTED WITH THEIR FAMILIES
AND THEIR COMMUNITIES AS FOSTER
CHILDREN. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISANSHIP SUPPORT
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK, BUT I
VOTED 80 20. THANK YOU, MR
GIBSON. SEE, YOU KNOW, MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTING DESIRE DEVELOPED.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 68 0. THE
BILLS PASSED BACK ON FILE. THIS
IS FILE ITEMS 70 TO 80 80 CLERK
OR GREEN. ASSEMBLY BILL 80 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ADDIS AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE COASTAL
RESOURCES SUPPORT SUPPORT. SOME
WOMEN ADDED TO ME OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER
REMEMBERS MAYBE 80, THE WEST
COAST OFFSHORE WIND SCIENCE
ENTITY ACT HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT WITH A LARGE
COALITION OF SUPPORTERS AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
ADDIS ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BREWERY
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. UH THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I WANT TO THANK
THE AUTHOR OF THIS BILL. THIS IS
AN IMPORTANT BILL TO MAKE SURE
THAT WE'RE PROTECTING OUR OCEAN
ECOSYSTEMS AS WE MOVE FORWARD
WITH OFFSHORE WIND, WHICH IS AN
IMPORTANT PART OF ADDRESSING
CLIMATE CHANGE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
STUBBORN SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLIED THE
VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED PASSING LATINO FILE ITEMS
73 THROUGH 76 BRING US TO MISS
PETRIE-NORRIS. THIS IS FILE
ITEMS. 77 80 90 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 90 BIASED
PETRIE-NORRIS AND OTHERS NOT
GOING TO HEALTHCARE COVERAGE.
PETRIE-NORRIS YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
A B 90, WHICH WILL EXPAND ACCESS
TO CONTRACEPTIVE CARE. THIS IS A
SIMPLE BILL, WHICH WILL CLOSE
THE GAP IN COVERAGE IN
CALIFORNIA'S FAMILY PLANNING
PROGRAM FOR LOW INCOME WOMEN AND
ENSURE THAT IF A PATIENT DESIRES
TO RECEIVE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICE
THEY'RE ABLE TO DO SO. AS AN
INPATIENT. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED BROAD BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
PETRIE-NORRIS SEEN NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS. BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE.
TALLY THE VOTES. I 69 NO. ZERO.
THE BILL IS PASSED. MEMBERS WE
HAVE ANOTHER CHANGE FOR THE
BUDGET HEARING AT NOON TODAY,
INSTEAD OF THE SWING SPACE, IT'S
GOING TO BE IN CAPITAL ROOM 437
AGAIN. THE BUDGET COMMITTEE FOR
THOSE MEMBERS I ANNOUNCED
EARLIER, WHO ARE GOING TO BE
MEETING AT NOON IS GOING TO BE
IN CAPITAL ROOM 4 37. BACK ON
FILE. WE WILL PASS ON FILE
ISLAND PASSING ROUTINE ON FILE
ITEMS 78 BRINGING US BACK TO MR
RODRIGUEZ. THIS IS FILE ITEMS.
79 97 CLERK WARREN ASSEMBLY BILL
97 BIAS. LET ME RESULT RODRIGUEZ
AND REGULATING FIREARMS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. THANK
YOU FOR ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT A
B 97. THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO
INCLUDE INFORMATION ON ARREST
FOR POSSESSION OF AN ANSWER.
LARKS FARM OR GHOST GUN IN THE
ANNUAL REPORTING. ADDITIONALLY
THIS BILL REQUIRES THE DOJ TO
REPORT THE DISPOSITION OF THESE
PROSECUTIONS BEGINNING IN 2029.
GHOST GUNS ARE ATTRACTED TO
CRIMINALS BECAUSE THEY DO NOT
REQUIRE BACKGROUND CHECK FOR
PURCHASE AND THEY ARE
UNTRACEABLE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
TO BEGIN TO ADDRESS THE
PROLIFERATION OF GHOST GUNS IN
CALIFORNIA. WE MUST COLLECT DATA
ON THE REST AND PROSECUTION FOR
POSSESSION TO INFORM FUTURE
POLICIES. I RESPECT THE ASK FOR
IVAN. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
RODRIGUEZ. CNO MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
. TALLY THE VOTES. I 69 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM 80 82 38 CORE CORINNE
ASSEMBLY BILL 2 38 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MURATSUCHI AND
ATHLETES, TEACHERS YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
. A B 2 38 WILL CREATE THE
CALIFORNIA STUDENT TEACHER GRANT
PROGRAM. TO PAY TEACHER
CREDENTIAL CANDIDATES DURING THE
REQUIRED STUDENT TEACHER
SERVICE. CALIFORNIA'S FACING A
DRAMATIC TEACHER SHORTAGE. WE
NEED TO REMOVE FINANCIAL
BARRIERS TO INCENTIVIZE MORE
YOUNG PEOPLE TO BECOME TEACHERS
. THIS BILL HAS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. NO NO VOTES IN
COMMITTEE. NO OPPOSITION
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MERRITT SEARCHING
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THE BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED. WE'RE GOING TO
PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEM
ANYONE, MISS BRING US MR ALLEN
IS THIS HAS FILED ITEM 80 TO 82
55 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
2 55 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
COLONIES INOCULATING THE PUBLIC
PRO SECONDARY EDUCATION
COLONIES. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. GOOD MORNING, AND THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. FIRST
RESPONDERS PLAY A VITAL ROLE IN
PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH AND
UPHOLDING LAW AND ORDER IN OUR
STATE. THIS INDUSTRY INCLUDES
PEACE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS,
PARAMEDICS, MTS AND PUBLIC
SAFETY DISPATCHERS. HOWEVER LESS
AND LESS PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO
WORK AS FIRST RESPONDERS, IN
PART BECAUSE OF INCREASING
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
REQUIREMENTS. 82 55 WOULD ADD
FIRST RESPONDERS TO THE LIST OF
STUDENTS WHO QUALIFY FOR
PRIORITY CLASS REGISTRATION.
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES
AND SEE SUS WHILE REQUESTING THE
SAME AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA. PRIORITY ENROLLMENT
WILL ALLOW FIRST RESPONDERS TO
OBTAIN HIGHER EDUCATION, WHICH
IMPROVES THEIR OVERALL TRAINING
AND TURNS WHAT MANY PEOPLE
CONSIDER A SHORT TIME JOB INTO A
CAREER. 82 55 EFFECTS FIRST
RESPONDERS WHO ARE OFTEN FULL
TIME STUDENTS AND FULL TIME
EMPLOYEES. THIS BILL WOULD HELP
ADDRESS THE WORKFORCE SHORTAGE
AND RETENTION RATES AMONG FIRST
RESPONDERS. AFTER WORKING AS A
FIRST RESPONDER FOR NEARLY 30
YEARS, I SAW MANY PEOPLE COME
AND GO. I WAS APPRECIATIVE OF
THE OPPORTUNITY TO RETURN TO
SCHOOL LATER IN MY LIFE TO
ATTAIN MY BACHELOR'S DEGREE
WHILE WORKING AND WHILE
SUPPORTING MY THREE KIDS AND
WIFE THOUGH I DID NOT HAVE THE
PRIVILEGE OF PRIORITY CLASS
REGISTRATION HAVING A COLLEGE
DEGREE CHANGED MY LIFE. 82 55
WILL HELP SUPPORT OUR FIRST
RESPONDERS WITH THEIR GOALS OF
OBTAINING BETTER EDUCATION AND
IMPROVING THEIR CAREERS. THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR ALLEN
EASE, SAYING NO MEMBERS. WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL. IF
THEY'RE SURE HERE WE GO. A SEVEN
MEMBER RODRIGUEZ. YES, I WANT TO
THANK THE MEMBER FROM MODESTO
FOR BRINGING THIS VERY IMPORTANT
LEGISLATION FOR IT. AS WE ALL
KNOW, THIS IS E M S WEAK AND THE
MORE FOLKS CAN GET INVOLVED IN
OUR PUBLIC SAFETY. POLICE FIRE
EMS TO BETTER OBVIOUSLY, THERE
IS A STAFFING SHORTAGE OUT
THERE. SO THANK THE MEMBER FOR
MODESTO. BRING THIS FORWARD ON
HOW FITTING ON VMS WEEK TO MAKE
SURE THAT WE'RE AWARE OF THE
ISSUES FACING OUR FIRST
RESPONDERS IN CALIFORNIA. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ.
AND IF THERE'S NO FURTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
BILL, AND YOU NEED TO CLOSE WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. SO WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE? ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 73 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED NEXT BY MR HOLDEN.
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 83 82 62
CLERK WILL READ TO 62 BY A
SOMEWHERE OF A HOLDING AN
ACCOLADE THE CHILDREN'S CAMPS
HOLDING YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER,
THIS COMING SUMMER. CHILDREN
FROM ALL OVER CALIFORNIA WILL
ATTEND THOUSANDS OF CAMPS.
HOWEVER IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ARE
LACKING IN CENTRALIZED
ENFORCEMENT OF CURRENT
REQUIREMENTS IS NON EXISTENT.
UNFORTUNATELY, WE HAVE TOO MANY
EXAMPLES OF INJURY ABUSE AND
EVEN DEATHS OF CHILDREN WHILE
ATTENDING CAMP. THERE IS A WIDE
VARIETY OF FACTORS TO CONSIDER,
AS WE STEP INTO PROACTIVELY
PROTECT CHILDREN AT CAMP. 82 62
WILL SET US ON A PATH TOWARDS
SAFER CAMPS BY DIRECTING THE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO
CONVENE STAKEHOLDERS AND
PRACTITIONERS TO FOCUS ON BETTER
PROTECTIONS FOR CHILDREN AND
APPROPRIATE REGULATIONS FOR THE
CHILD CAMPING INDUSTRY. THIS
BILL ALSO REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT TO SUBMIT A REPORT
WITH THE RECOMMENDATION TO THE
LEGISLATURE BY JUNE 2025. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HOLDEN. SAYING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED. WE'RE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY ON
FILE ITEM 84 AND PASSING ROUTINE
ON FILE ITEMS 85 AND 86 BRINGING
US TO MR RAMOS. THIS IS FILE
ITEM. 87 82 73 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 2 73 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS AND
OTHERS AN ACCOLADE IN FOSTER
CARE, THOMAS, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER,
ABBIE TO 73 IS A CONTINUATION OF
OUR EFFORTS TO COMBAT AN
EPIDEMIC IN INDIAN COUNTRY. I'M
MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE. THIS BILL WOULD
ACCOMPLISH ST THINGS REQUIRING
SOCIAL WORKERS AND PROBATION
OFFICERS TO NOTIFY THAT THE
CHILD IS MISSING FROM FOSTER
CARE AND EXPEDITED COURT REVIEW
OF THE CHILD'S CASE AND UPDATING
DEFINITIONS TO MAXIMIZE THE
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN MISSING
FROM FOSTER CARE. I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RAMOS. C YOU
KNOW MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS. BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. PART OF HIS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 71
NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED, WE
WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE AND
ANY THROUGH 90 BRINGING US TO MR
LEE. FILE ITEM. 91 GIVE YOU 309
. KOREAN ASSEMBLY BILL 309 BY
ISLAM. REMEMBER LEE AND OTHER
SNACKS IN THE HOUSING OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS TODAY I'M PLEASED TO
PRESENT THE SOCIAL HOUSING ACT
OF CALIFORNIA, WHICH WILL
PRODUCE AND PRESERVE AFFORDABLE
HOUSING ACROSS CALIFORNIA. THIS
SOCIAL HOUSING WILL BE PUBLICLY
BACKED, SUSTAINABLE,
COLLECTIVELY OWN AND AFFORDABLE
TO ALL INCOME LEVELS AND
FINANCIALLY SELF SUSTAINING HERE
IN CALIFORNIA, EVEN THOUGH THIS
IS THE SECOND ITERATION, WE'RE
SITTING ON THE FLOOR. WE ARE
PLAYING CATCH UP WITH THE REST
OF THE WORLD, BUT ALSO THE REST
OF THE COUNTRY IN THE U. S.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY IN MARYLAND IS
BUILDING SOCIAL HOUSING AS WE
SPEAK, AND WE HAVE APARTMENTS
THERE LIVE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
JUST PASSED IN ITS FIRST IN THE
NATION HISTORY ABOUT MEASURES TO
DO SO AS WELL, MUCH SO INSPIRED
AND SIMILAR BY A PREVIOUS
ITERATION OF THE BILL. OTHER
STATES LIKE HAWAII, NEW YORK,
MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND
HAVE ALSO BEEN WORKING ON THEIR
OWN SOCIAL HOUSING BILLS. ALL
THESE PLACES ARE LANDING ON
SOCIAL HOUSING AS A SOLUTION
BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED
DEMONSTRATE SUCCESS AND
UNIVERSALITY AND TREATING
HOUSING AS A HUMAN RIGHT.
VARIOUS OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE
ALSO FACED THESE CHALLENGES AND
HAVE FOUND SUCCESS THROUGH
SOCIAL HOUSING. TODAY OVER 70%
OF RESIDENTS IN VIENNA, THE
WORLD'S MOST LIVABLE CITY,
QUALIFIED TO LIVE IN SOCIAL
HOUSING AND IN SINGAPORE, WHICH
IS THE ASIAN GOLD STANDARD OF
SOCIAL HOUSING, WHICH IS HAS
LEASEHOLD ER SCHEME THAT JUST
PUT INTO IT ARE BUILT TO 87% OF
RESIDENTS LIVE IN SOCIAL
HOUSING. SOCIAL HOUSING IN
INTERNATIONALLY CREATES
COMPETITION IN THE PRIVATE
RENTAL MARKET AND FORCES THE
MARKET TO KEEP RENTS LOW AND
STAY COMPETITIVE. THIS MODEL OF
HOUSING WILL BE AN ADDITIONAL
TOOL TO ADDRESS THE SEVERE
HOUSING CRISIS WE HAVE IN
CALIFORNIA, RESPECTFULLY ASKING
FOR YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU, MR
LEE AND LEADER GALLAGHER. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. YES
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
RISE IN OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL
. WE HAVE A SERIOUS HOUSING
PROBLEM IN THIS STATE AND TO
THINK THAT THAT GOVERNMENT
GETTING MORE INVOLVED IN THE
HOUSING CRISIS IS GOING TO MAKE
THINGS BETTER AND IMPROVE
COMPETITION HAS NEVER BEEN THE
CASE HISTORICALLY. UM AND TO
CREATE ANOTHER BUREAUCRACY. IN
THE WAY OF BUILDING MORE HOUSING
IN THIS STATE. WHAT WE NEED TO
DO IS REMOVE THE BARRIERS. WE
NEED SEQUEL REFORM ON HOUSING.
TO ENSURE THAT WE CAN BUILD MORE
HOUSING. WE CAN STOP NIMBY
LAWSUITS THAT ARE STOPPING GOOD,
AFFORDABLE PROJECTS FROM MOVING
FORWARD. WE NEED TO ENSURE THAT
OUR TAX CREDIT SYSTEM WHICH
ALLOWS US TO WORK TOGETHER WITH
PRIVATE INDUSTRY. TO BUILD MORE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE STATE
IS WORKING IN A STREAMLINED
FASHION IS GETTING OUT TOO MUCH
NEEDED PROJECTS. IT'S NOT TO
SPEND MORE GOVERNMENT MONEY AND
THINKING THAT GOVERNMENT IS
GOING TO DO A BETTER JOB OF
PROVIDING HOUSING WHEN THAT HAS
NEVER BEEN THE CASE AND
HISTORICALLY HAS LED TO WORSE
HOUSING CONDITIONS. SO TO GO
DOWN THIS ROAD THAT WE ALREADY
KNOW DOES NOT WORK INSTEAD OF
DOING WHAT WE KNOW NEEDS TO BE
DONE ON HOUSING IS THE WRONG
APPROACH. AND I HEARD YOUR YOUR
NO VOTE ON THIS LEGISLATION.
THANK YOU, MR GALLAGHER. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THE BILL. MR LEE MAY
CLOSE I THINK ALL THE MANY CO
AUTHORS AND MANY GROUPS OF
SUPPORTING MAYBE 309 OR SOCIAL
HOUSING ACT WHILE I WILL
RESPECTFULLY DISAGREE WITH THE
ASSERTION THAT GOVERNMENT CANNOT
GET INTO THE BUSINESS OF
PROVIDING UNIVERSAL GOOD. UM I
WILL AGREE WITH OUR COLLEAGUES
ACROSS THE AISLE, AND OF COURSE,
WE HAVE TO REMOVE COMMON SENSE
BARRIERS TO THE MARKET. WE NEED
TO HAVE ALL TOOLS AVAILABLE TO
US. AND JUST AS WE REMIND THAT
OUR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IS
PUBLICLY BUILT. OUR SCHOOLS, OUR
ROADS, WHICH ARE UNIVERSAL TO
EVERYONE. MANY OF OUR DEVELOPED
PEERS IN THE GLOBAL WORLD HAVE
THIS AS WELL. AND SINGAPORE, A
HIGHLY CAPITALIST COUNTRY. THEY
ALSO EMPLOY SOCIAL HOUSING
BECAUSE THEY KNOW THIS IS THE
RIGHT MARKET INTERVENTION OF THE
RIGHT. SOLUTION TO GO FOR THEIR
OWN HOUSING CRISIS ORIGINATED IN
THE 19 SIXTIES SO WE CAN ADOPT
THIS AS WELL. SO ACTUALLY ASK DR
Ó. THANK YOU. MR LEE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERWISE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES AS 48 NOS 14. THE BILL IS
PASSED. WE WILL PASS TO RETAIN
ON FILE ITEMS 92 THROUGH 96
BRINGING US TO MR MONTI'S. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 97 83 36. CIRCLE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 36 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CERVANTES AND
OTHERS AND OPERATING THE
CONTRACTORS MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS FOR ALLOW ME TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 336 TODAY, WHICH
REQUIRES CONTRACTORS TO PROVIDE
THE CONTRACTOR STATE LICENSE
BOARD WITH THE WORKER'S
COMPENSATION CODE BASED ON THE
WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE
THAT THEY ACTUALLY PURCHASE.
THIS BILL WOULD ALSO REQUIRE CSL
BE TO POST EACH CONTRACTORS
CLASSIFICATION CODE ON ITS
WEBSITE. THIS INCREASES
TRANSPARENCY WHICH WILL ALLOW
BOTH THE PUBLIC AND THE REST OF
THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO
VERIFY THAT THE WORKERS
COMPENSATION INSURANCE THAT
CONTRACTORS PURCHASE IS
APPROPRIATE TO THE KIND OF
CONSTRUCTION WORK THAT THEIR
EMPLOYEES ARE ACTUALLY
PERFORMING. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN IBO ON A B 336. THANK YOU
, MR MONTEZ, AND SEEING MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 68 NO. ZERO.
THE BILLS PASSED. PASS AND
RETAIN ON FILE ITEM. 98 BRING US
TO MR IRWIN. THIS IS FOUL ITEM
99 83 39 CLARK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 3 39 BIAS REMEMBER
IRWIN AND ACCOLADE IN THE
QUALIFYING ABLE PROGRAM. IRWIN,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT A B
339, WHICH WOULD RAISE THE
ELIGIBILITY AGE LIMIT TO 46 FOR
CAL ABLE ACCOUNTS. THIS WILL
ENABLE THOUSANDS OF ADDITIONAL
CALIFORNIANS WITH DISABILITIES,
PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO ARE HURT
ON THE JOB OR DURING MILITARY
SERVICE TO BENEFIT FROM A
CALLABLE ACCOUNTS. THE BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I HAVE
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR IRWIN. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ON HIS BOAT WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TIE
THE BOATS. I 66 NO ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. WE'RE GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM,
100. AND PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEM 101. MEMBERS NEXT. WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE UP A SERIES OF
BILLS FOR PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS
. SO WE'RE GOING TO HOP AROUND
AND FILE A LITTLE BIT. WE'RE
GONNA BE IN A FILE ITEM. 103
THIS IS A B 3 57 FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 3 57 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MAIENSCHEIN OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENT. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. THE AMENDMENTS TO A
B 357 REMOVED THE OPPOSITION.
THANK YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR MAIENSCHEIN. SO YOU KNOW
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION.
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. ALL THIS PERSON IN THE
EYES HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE NEXT, MR
MURATSUCHI. THIS IS FILE ITEM
109 FOR AMENDMENTS. 83 77 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 3 77
WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MERCY G TO
JIMMY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. A B 377 IS
TO INCREASE ONGOING FUNDING FOR
THE SEATED CAREER TECHNICAL
EDUCATION PROGRAM. BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. NO NO VOTES, AMENDMENTS
OR TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING IN
NATURE. THANK YOU, MR MERRITT
SOUCI AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL
THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAY, THE
EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM. 1 14
MOVING TO MS WIX FILE ITEM 206.
THIS IS A B 7 62 FOR AMENDMENTS
. CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
7 62 WITH AMENDMENTS BY OSAMA
WICKS OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
THAT AMENDMENTS I'M PRESENTING
ON A B 7 62 TODAY MAKE
CLARIFYING CHANGES THAT ADDRESS
DATA COLLECTION AND COORDINATION
ISSUES RELATED TO TRAVEL. TRIBAL
GOVERNMENTS RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MS WICK,
SEE, NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. ALL I NEED ONE.
I ALL THOSE OPPOSED, SAY, NAY,
THE EYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. NEXT
WE'RE GOING FORWARD TO FILE
ITEM. 3 37. THIS IS A V 13 82
FOR PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
CORPORAL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 13
82 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA
QUIRK-SILVA YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 13 82 REQUIRES THE
CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL TO
CREATE AN INTERDEPARTMENTAL
ADVISORY GROUP TO SUPPORT STATE
DESIGNATED CULTURAL DISTRICTS.
AMENDMENTS ON THE FLOOR TODAY
MAKE CLARIFYING CHANGES IN I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA, AND
NOBODY ELSE WANTS TO SPEAK ON
THE AMENDMENT WITHOUT OBJECTION
. WE'LL TAKE YOUR VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN
FAVOR SAY, AYE. I WAS SUPPOSED
TO BE THE ICE HABIT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. NEXT WE WILL GO TO MS
MAKIN, ER. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
98 A B 16 28 FOR AMENDMENTS
CLERK WILL READ 16 28 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCKINNA MCKINNA YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. YES MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON THE MEMBER FOR A B 16 28
MICRO FIBER FILTRATION. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR KINER. YOU
KNOW MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THE AMENDMENT WITHOUT OBJECTION
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. I WAS POSTING A. THE
EYES HAVE IT REMEMBERS ARE
ADOPTED THE BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE LAST, MR
HOLDEN, THIS IS FILE ITEM 502 87
76 FOR PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
776, WITH AMENDMENTS BY SOME
MEMBER HOLDING, HOLDING YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT FLOOR
FLOOR AMENDMENTS FOR ASSEMBLY
BILL 7 76. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
NON SUBSTANTIVE IN NATURE AND
ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU,
MR HOLDEN AND SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THESE
AMENDMENTS. THERE'S NO OBJECTION
FOR TAKING BOYS VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE. I WAS PERSONALLY THE
EYES HAVE IT. THE AMOUNTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE AND
MAJORITY LEADER RAISE YOUR
RECOGNIZED FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
JUST WANT TO GIVE YOU A BILL
VOTE CHECK. SO YOU KNOW WHERE WE
ARE. WHEN WE STARTED WE HAD JUST
OVER 570 BILLS ON THIRD READING
ASSEMBLY. THIRD READING. WE HAVE
TAKEN UP AND VOTED ON 25 BILLS,
16 SETS OF AMENDMENTS AND THAT
IS IN JUST OVER AN HOUR. WE
GAVELED DOWN ABOUT 10 10. Y'ALL
ARE DOING GREAT. SO LET'S KEEP
IT UP. REMEMBER IF IT SUPPORTS
SUPPORT AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE. WE
DON'T HAVE AMENDMENTS. THOSE OF
YOU WHO DID AMENDMENTS. YOU DID
A WONDERFUL JOB. IT WAS ONE
SENTENCE. I APPRECIATE THAT VERY
MUCH. LET'S KEEP IT UP. THANK
YOU, MISS REYES. ALRIGHT MEMBERS
WERE BACK ON FILE. WE ARE GOING
TO BE SKIPPING AROUND TOO. TAKE
ON A NUMBER OF BILLS RELATED TO
FENTANYL, AND WE'RE GONNA BEGIN
WITH FILE ITEMS. 63 THIS IS A B
19 CLERK WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE
19 BY ISLAM ERA BUT JOE
PATTERSON AND OTHERS RELATING
PEOPLE HEALTH PATTERSON TO ME
OPEN ON THE BILL. GREAT THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I'VE
SUCCESSFULLY NARROWED DOWN MY
COMMENTS TO LESS THAN 30 MINUTES
. UM GOOD AFTERNOON, EVERYBODY.
THIS IS MY LEGISLATION TO
MANDATE THAT 10,000 PUBLIC
SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA WILL HAVE
NARCAN ON CAMPUS. I APPRECIATE
MY JOINT AUTHORS,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HANEY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ORTEGA FOR
SUPPORTING THIS AND ALL THE
BIPARTISAN CO AUTHORS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
. I 67 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM.
1 29 84 61 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY BILL 4 61 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS
INOCULATING THE PUBLIC
POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION DRAMAS
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 4 61. WHICH WILL
REQUIRE OUR HIGHER EDUCATION
INSTITUTIONS TO START RETINAL
TEST STRIPS AT CAMPUSES, HOUSE
CENTERS AND PROVIDE INFORMATION
ABOUT THE USE AND LOCATION OF
THE STRIPS AS PART OF
ORIENTATION. I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. MR OBAMA'S
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 65 NO. ZERO.
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM 1 32 84 74. CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 4 74 BY
SAMIR AND RODRIGUEZ AND OTHERS
AND OPERATING STATE GOVERNMENT
MEMBER RODRIGUEZ. YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS COLLEAGUES ARE
RIGHT TO PRESENT A B 474 A BILL
REQUIRING THE STATE THREAT
ASSESSMENT CENTER AT THE
CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF EMERGENCY
SERVICES TO SUPPORT STATE AND
LOCAL FUNERAL TASK FORCES. AS
YOU KNOW, TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL
ORGANIZATIONS ARE SUPPLYING THE
DRUGS THAT ARE ADDICTING AND
KILLING OUR CHILDREN AS PART OF
THE OVERALL STRATEGY TO
COMBATING THE ILLEGAL OPERATE
CRISIS. WE MUST DISRUPT THESE
NETWORKS OF CRIMINALS AND GET
OPIOID DRUGS OFF OUR STREETS. IT
IS CRITICAL THAT WE DO
EVERYTHING WE CAN TO PROTECT OUR
STATE FROM THREATS TO OUR PUBLIC
HEALTH. THIS BILL ALSO
COMPLEMENT THE GOVERNOR'S MASTER
PLAN FOR TACKLING THE FENNEL AND
OPIOID CRISIS, WHICH INCLUDES 30
MILLION TO EXPAND CALIFORNIA'S
NATIONAL GUARD TO WORK TO
PREVENT DRUG TRAFFICKING AND 15
MILLION OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS
TO ESTABLISH AND OPERATE THE
FENTANYL ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
TO COMBAT MANUFACTURING,
DISTRIBUTION AND TRAFFICKING. I
RESPECT YOU ASKED FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
. I 63 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT MOVING FORWARD. THIS
IS FOUL ITEM. 1 94 87 01 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 701 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VÆ VALLAPUDUA
AND OTHERS INOCULATING
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES WHILE YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL, THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER TODAY ARE RISE OF
PRESENT A B SEVEN ON ONE AS AN
EFFORT TO REIN IN THE FENTANYL
EPIDEMIC AND SAVING LIVES ACROSS
CALIFORNIA. MAYBE 771 SIMPLY
ADDRESSES THE SPIT DISCREPANCIES
ON OUR CURRENT LAW BETWEEN HOW
WE PENALIZE POSSESSION OF HIGH
QUANTITY OF HEROIN, COCAINE
BASED ON METH AND FINICKY
METHAMPHETAMINES, VERSUS HOW WE
PENALIZE POSITION OF HIGH
QUALITY OF THE MUCH MORE
DANGEROUS DRUG PEN. WELL, YOU
WOULD THINK THAT WE WILL BE
HARSHER ON FENTANYL POSITION
GIVEN IT'S MORE THAN THAN 50
TIMES, DANGEROUS AND HEROIN. BUT
THE EXPECTED ITS OPPOSITE IS
TRUE. SO THIS THIS LOOKS LIKE
THE DISPENSARY SAYS THAT WELL,
THE VERY LEAST WE NEED TO BE
ABLE TO PENALIZE FENNEL AS HARSH
HARSHLY AS MANY OTHERS, RIGHT?
THIS IS WHAT A B 71 DOES FOR
POSSESSION OF A KILO OR MORE. TO
THOSE WHO THINK THIS IS JUST AN
EXTENSION OF THE WAR ON DRUGS.
LET ME OFFER A REBUTTAL. AND IT
STARTS WITH THAT IT THIS IS NOT
A DRUG. THIS IS POISON. PEOPLE
ARE NOT DYING OF AN OVERDOSE.
THEY ARE DYING OF POISONING. WE
NEED TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE. WE
ALSO NEED TO REMEMBER THERE ARE
TWO SIDES OF THE EQUATION. THERE
IS A DEMAND SIDE OF THE DRUG
EPIDEMIC, BUT THERE IS ALSO THE
SUPPLY SIDE. ONE SIDE OF THE
EQUATION SIMPLY CANNOT EXIST
WITHOUT THE OTHER WELL. IT IS
CRITICAL TO IS CRITICAL,
IMPORTANT TO ADDRESS THE DEMAND
SIDE THROUGH RESOURCES FROM THE
PROGRAM AND EDUCATION. IT IS
MORE IMPORTANT THAN THAT NEVER
TO ALSO ADDRESS THE SUPPLY SIDE
AND THAT BECAUSE SO MANY VICTIMS
WON'T EVEN HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO SEEK RESOURCES ANYMORE. IT IS
ONE AND DONE FOR THEM. THEY ARE
DEAD AFTER THE FIRST USE.
REHABILITATION WON'T COME IN
TIME TO SAVE THEM. THESE VICTIMS
SIMPLY DON'T HAVE THE SAME
OPPORTUNITIES TO RECOVER AS A
DRUG USER OF THE PAST. SO WHILE
MUCH OF OUR ATTENTION IS RIGHTLY
FOCUSED ON THE DEMAND SIDE, I
WANT TO MAKE SURE WE ARE WE
AREN'T FORGETTING ABOUT THE
SUPPLY SIDE OF THE EQUATION WE
NEED. WE NEED THIS DRUG OFF THE
STREETS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
FOR AS LONG AS AS WE ARE
STIFFENING THE PENALIZED
POSITION ON HIGH QUANTITY OF
FENTANYL. IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE
A SUBSTANCE OF THE CHOICE OF FOR
TRAFFICKERS TO LACE IT LAYS INTO
THE MORE COMMON DRUGS SUCH AS
XANAX AND OXYCODONE. REMEMBERS I
URGE YOU TO HEAR THE CRIES OF
OUR FAMILIES ACROSS THE STATE
AND ACT. THIS IS ONLY FOR THOSE
WITH KILO GRAMS OR MORE, WHICH
ONLY BE USED IN HIGH LEVEL
DEALERS AND TRAFFICKERS, NOT
USERS FOR LOW LEVEL DEALERS THAT
WILL THAT WE ALL ARE MORE
SENSITIVE TO WE NEED TO HOLD
THOSE TRAFFICKERS ACCOUNTABLE
AND WE CAN START DOING THAT
THROUGH VOTING FOR THIS TODAY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR VIA PROBLEM.
ANDERSON MEMBER LACKEY. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. YES, I'D
LIKE TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE THERE
FROM STOCK TOÀN. FOR BRINGING
ATTENTION TO THE REAL CRISIS
THAT EXISTED THAT THERE ARE FEW
ISSUES THAT WILL BE ADDRESSING
HERE TODAY THAT ARE MORE
IMPORTANT AND MORE IMPACTFUL
THAN THERE'S FENTANYL APPROACH.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IT IS
ACTUALLY VERY SIMPLE. SIMPLY PUT
, IT'S A RISK VERSUS GAIN
SITUATION HERE, AND WE HAVE
PEOPLE THAT ARE FEELING VERY,
VERY COMFORTABLE. AND, UH,
DISTRIBUTING THIS VERY UGLY
POISON. THIS IS MORE THAN A DRUG
BECAUSE MOST OF THE TRAGEDIES
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS VERY
SERIOUS SITUATION. THESE PEOPLE
DON'T EVEN KNOW THEY'RE GETTING
FENTANYL. SO IT'S A COMPLETELY
DIFFERENT POISON CIRCUMSTANCE,
SO I'M THANKFUL TO SEE THAT
WE'RE ACTUALLY GOING TO ADDRESS
IT. AND SOME FORM OF
ACCOUNTABILITY. IT'S A STEP IN
THE RIGHT DIRECTION. A VERY,
VERY THANKFUL FOR IT, AND, UH WE
NEED TO KEEP ADDRESSING THIS
ISSUE FROM THIS PERSPECTIVE. SO
I THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS
THIS APPROACH AND I HOPE IT WILL
DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU,
MR LACKING. AND MY LEADER
GALLAGHER YOU RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I DO SUPPORT THIS BILL
. UM AND I APPRECIATE THE AUTHOR
FOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD AND
BRINGING ATTENTION TO THE VERY
BIG NEED TO GO AFTER DEALERS. IF
WE ARE SURE PREVENTION IS A BIG
PART OF THIS PROBLEM. PREVENTION
IS A BIG PART OF THE SOLUTION
HERE, YOU KNOW, HAVING MORE
NARCAN, YOU KNOW, AVAILABLE TEST
STRIPS? YES BUT WE HAVE TO GO
AFTER THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PUTTING
THIS POISON INTO OUR COMMUNITIES
. WE HAVE TO HAVE REAL
PENALTIES, REAL ACCOUNTABILITY.
FOR THOSE DEALERS, AND THAT IS A
BIG PART OF WHAT WE'VE BEEN
SAYING, AS REPUBLICANS. THIS
YEAR. AND. I GUESS. ONE CONCERN
I HAVE IS THAT THIS DOESN'T GO
FAR ENOUGH. THIS PROVISION IS
GOOD. BUT WHAT IT DOES IS IT
MIRRORS WHAT WE DO WITH COCAINE.
AND IT SAYS, IF YOU HAVE A KILO
OR MORE THEN THERE'S THE
ENHANCEMENT. THEN THERE'S THE
ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE PENALTY.
AND FOR COCAINE THAT MIGHT MAKES
SENSE. BUT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
FENTANYL, WHERE ONE PILL CAN
KILL. A KILO. SOMEWHERE AROUND
500,000 PILLS. THAT SOMEONE
WOULD HAVE TO HAVE TO GET THIS
ENHANCEMENT. NOW WE HAD A
PROPOSAL. FROM THE GENTLEMAN
FROM FRESNO. THEY WOULD HAVE
KEEP THIS IN ON THE DEADLY
NATURE OF FENTANYL. AND HAD A
BETTER STANDARD THAT HEY, IF YOU
HAVE A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF
THESE PILLS THAT ARE THAT CAN
KILL PEOPLE. THAT THEN YOU WOULD
GET THE ENHANCEMENT. THEN WE
HAVE AN ACCOUNTABILITY. SAYING
YOU HAVE TO HAVE 500,000 ON YOU
BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY GET
SOMETHING THAT'S GOING TO HOLD
YOU ACCOUNTABLE. LET'S GO TO
ENSURE THAT WE STOP THESE PEOPLE
FROM PUTTING THIS POISON OUT
INTO OUR COMMUNITIES IS NOT
ENOUGH. WE CAN DO BETTER. AND I
WANT TO CONTINUE TO WORK WITH
THE AUTHOR, BECAUSE I KNOW
THAT'S WHERE HIS HEART IS AS
WELL. AS WE MOVE THIS, THIS BILL
FORWARD. THAT WE GET THAT TO AN
AMOUNT. THAT IS WHAT IT SHOULD
BE THAT REALLY TARGETS THE
DEALERS, THE FOLKS WHO ARE
BRINGING THIS INTO OUR
COMMUNITIES AND KILLING OUR KIDS
. THAT'S WHAT WE NEED TO DO.
GOING FORWARD. THE WORK IS NOT
DONE YET. LET'S NOT PAT
OURSELVES ON THE BACK. WE PASSED
SOME BILLS TODAY. THERE'S A LOT
MORE WORK THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE
ON THE ACCOUNTABILITY FRONT, AND
I HOPE THAT WE WILL HAVE SUPPORT
IN THIS BODY FOR DOING SO. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, LEAH GALLAGHER
AND SENATOR JOE PATTERSON.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS LEGISLATION. UH
I PARTICIPATED IN THE HEARING
YESTERDAY, WHICH SEEMS LIKE AT
LEAST HALF THIS BODY DID AND I
REALLY APPRECIATE THE CHAIRS OF
THAT COMMITTEE AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HANEY FOR UH,
FOR LEADING THAT CHARGE. UM YOU
KNOW I WAS I WAS QUOTED IN THAT
IS SAYING YOU KNOW MY
CONSTITUENTS? UH ZACK DID
EARLIER. AH HE DIDN'T HE WASN'T
KILLED BY SOMEBODY WHO WAS A WAS
A DRUG USER. HE WASN'T KILLED BY
SOMEBODY WHO, UM, YOU KNOW THAT
NEEDED EDUCATION. HE WASN'T
KILLED BY SOMEBODY WHO NEEDED
TREATMENT. HE WAS KILLED BY A
BUSINESSMAN. SOMEBODY LOOKING TO
MAKE A QUICK BUCK AND COST THE
LIFE OF MY CONSTITUENT. AND SO I
THINK I JUST WANT TO IMPLORE ALL
MY COLLEAGUES AS WE HAVE THIS
DISCUSSION. I KNOW EVERYBODY
TAKING IT VERY SERIOUSLY TO NOT
ONLY SUPPORT THIS BILL, BUT
PLEASE CONSIDER THE INDIVIDUALS
WHO THEY DON'T NEED TREATMENT.
THEY ACTUALLY NEED TO BE
PUNISHED FOR PEDDLING THIS STUFF
IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND KILLING
OUR YOUNG KIDS. WITH THAT? I
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE ON THIS
MEASURE. THANK YOU, MR
PATTERSON. AND REMEMBER, GIBSON
, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. I WANT TO THANK THE
AUTHOR FROM STOCKTON FOR
BRINGING THIS GOOD, UH, FAITH
MEASURE BEFORE US THE FAMILY
BILL. UM, 701. WE'VE HAD
MULTIPLE DISCUSSIONS HERE, AND I
WANT TO THANK THE THERE'S THE
CHAIR OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE.
UM THAT JOINED ON YESTERDAY OF
FOR FENTANYL. THE PUBLIC SAFETY
CHAIR, THEIR COMMITTEE AS WELL
AS A HEALTH COMMITTEE. AND SO I
THINK THAT WE'RE ALL TAKING THIS
PARTICULAR SITUATION VERY, VERY
SERIOUSLY, AND TO SUGGEST WE
ALREADY HAVE LAWS. THIS IS ALL
REALLY ALREADY ILLEGAL FOR
PEOPLE TO POSSESS, RIGHT. WE
NEED TO LOOK AT HOW DO WE INVEST
RESOURCES? MY COLLEAGUE SAID
SOMETHING THAT WAS VERY
IMPORTANT. AH REPRESENTING LOS
ANGELES. HE SAYS THAT, UM WE
NEED TREATMENTS. UM THOSE
INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE DOING AND
TAKING THIS THEY ARE ADDICTED.
THERE HAVE BEEN THE SPINDLE HAS
BEEN LACED WITH SOMETHING THEY
DIDN'T EXPECT THAT HAS CAUSED
THEIR LIFE. THOSE IS A STRONG
INDICATION THAT THERE'S AN
ADDICTION THAT WE NEED TO DEAL
WITH. AND HOW MANY TIMES DO WE
WANT TO PUT PEOPLE WHO HAVE
ADDICTIONS IN PRISON? RIGHT? SO
I'M NOT ADVOCATING THAT WE DON'T
LOOK AT THIS IN A VERY SERIOUS
WAY. BUT I BELIEVE THAT THIS
BODY UM AS WELL AS THE THESE
CHAIRS OF THESE PARTICULAR
COMMITTEES HAVE COME TOGETHER TO
HAVE A VERY ROBUST DISCUSSION
HERE IN THIS HOUSE WHERE IT
NEEDS TO BE, AND I WANT TO THANK
THEM FOR STANDING UP. IT WAS A
LONG HEARING. I VIEWED IT. I
WATCHED IT. I APPRECIATE ALL THE
DELIBERATION THAT WENT INTO THE
CONVERSATION, BUT I WANT TO
THANK AGAIN THE MEMBER FROM
STOCKTON FOR BRINGING THIS BILL
FOR. I THINK IT'S THE RIGHT WAY
TO GO AND APPRECIATE IT. IT IS
CERTAINLY ASKED WHAT I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON AND SUMMER
WOMAN. SORIA YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I ALSO RISE IN STRONG
SUPPORT OF A B 701. I WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE
CENTRAL VALLEY FROM THE STOCKTON
AREA FOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD.
UM I BELIEVE THAT THIS IS A
GREAT STEP FORWARD. I KNOW THAT
WE'VE BEEN WORKING VERY
DILIGENTLY TO TRY TO FIND A
SOLUTION TO THE CRISIS THAT WE
HAVE. HAND WE ARE SEEING THAT
THIS FENTANYL THREAT TO OUR
STATUS REPRESENTS NOT ONLY A
PUBLIC HEALTH BUT ALSO A PUBLIC
SAFETY CRISIS THAT HAS TOUCHED
NOT JUST THE CENTRAL VALLEY, BUT
THE ENTIRE STATE. UM MANY OF US
KNOW NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS THAT
HAVE BEEN IMPACTED IN THE
CENTRAL VALLEY IN MY DISTRICT
FINALS. FINAL ISSUE HAS WORSENED
IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS. JUST
RECENTLY, THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE ANNOUNCED THE SEIZURE OF
£40 OF FENTANYL POWDER. 58,000
FENTANYL PILLS IN MERCED COUNTY
THAT WAS WORTH MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. SO AS WE LOOK TO
SOLUTIONS TO THIS PUBLIC SAFETY
AND ALSO PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE, WE
MUST CONTINUE TO NOT ONLY RAISE
AWARENESS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF
FENTANYL NOT ONLY PROVIDE THE
RESOURCES TO GET FOLKS THAT DRUG
ADDICTION SERVICES THAT THEY
NEED, BUT WE ALSO MUST TAKEN AIM
AT THOSE MANUFACTURING AND
SELLING THIS DANGEROUS DRUG ON
OUR STREETS. WE JUST SAW
RECENTLY THE GOVERNOR DEPLOYED
THE NATIONAL GUARD TO CRACK DOWN
ON CRIME LINKED TO THE FENTANYL
CRISIS AND IN ANNOUNCING THAT
DEPLOYMENT OF THE NATIONAL
GUARD, THE GOVERNOR DECLARED THE
ACTION WAS AIMED UM AT AND I
QUOTE TO HOLD THE POISON
PEDDLERS ACCOUNTABLE. I COULD
NOT AGREE MORE WITH THE GOVERNOR
ABOUT THIS ISSUE. WE NEED TO
HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE,
ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT ARE
POISONING OUR YOUNG CHILDREN. SO
TODAY I URGE A STRONG VOTE A
STRONG I VOTE ON THIS MEASURE.
THANK YOU, MR AUREA AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EASILY
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL AS WELL.
BUT I ALSO WANT TO BRING TO THE
ATTENTION OF THIS BODY THAT
ENHANCEMENTS ARE ILLUSORY. IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SB 81
WAS PASSED IN 2021, AND IT
REQUIRES JUDGES TO DISMISS ANY
ENHANCEMENT THAT RESULTS IN A
TOTAL TERM OF INCARCERATION OF
20 YEARS OR MORE. SO WE CAN PASS
ENHANCEMENTS, BUT WE STILL HAVE
A LAW IN THE BOOKS THAT SAYS THE
JUDGE HAS TO DISMISS HIM, SO
IT'S ILLUSORY. WE NEED TO TAKE
THAT LAW OFF THE BOOKS. I KNOW
WE HAVE GUN VICTIM ADVOCATES
HERE AS WELL. UM IF YOU USE A
GUN TO COMMIT A VIOLENT CRIME.
YOU SHOULD GET 20 YEARS IN
PRISON. IT'S A FIREARM
ENHANCEMENT. THE LAW CURRENTLY
PREVENTS JUDGES FROM IMPOSING A
FIRE ARM ENHANCEMENT FOR PEOPLE
WHO USE GUNS TO HURT OTHER
PEOPLE. SO I WILL BRING THIS
ISSUE BACK. AND I THINK WE NEED
TO REPEAL IT SO JUDGES CAN DO
THE RIGHT THING. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR ASTLEY. ANDERSON
REMEMBER JOHN SAWYER? YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. IS IT
ON? OKAY, THANK YOU. UM,
YESTERDAY WE HAD. VERY GOOD
HEARING ON THIS SUBJECT. BEFORE
THAT. 701 WHICH BROUGHT IN FOR
RECONSIDERATION AFTER THE
DELIBERATIVE PROCESS WITH PUBLIC
SAFETY TO SHOW A COMPREHENSIVE
VIEW. ON HOW TO DEAL WITH
FENTANYL. AND IT PASSED. THROUGH
OUR COMMITTEE. AT ONE SHOWED THE
MISINFORMATION THAT PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE OR MEMBERS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. DO NOT
LOOK AT BOTH SIDES OF THE
EQUATION. THAT'S A
MISINFORMATION FALSEHOOD. SENT
OUT BY MAGA. INDIVIDUALS MAKE
AMERICA BALL MIRACLE GULLIBLE
AGAIN. TO CONVINCE YOU THAT WE
DON'T CARE. WE ALL DO CARE. AND
I'M JUST A LITTLE FRUSTRATED
WITH THAT. BECAUSE AT THE END OF
THE DAY WE ALL GOT TO COME
TOGETHER. WHAT WE SAW YESTERDAY.
FROM THE TWO WOMEN. WHOSE SONS
WERE LOST TO FENTANYL. THE TWO
WOMEN WHOSE SONS WERE LOST
DEFENDER WHO HAD A COMPELLING
STORY ABOUT THEIR SON'S BEING
LOST TO THIS TRAGEDY. TO THIS
POISON IF YOU WANT TO CALL IT
THEIR SOLUTIONS. WAS ABOUT
PUBLIC HEALTH. NOT MINE. YOU MAY
NOT. YOU MAY LOOK AT ME. YOU MAY
LOOK AT PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
. YOU MAY LOOK AT THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT INDIVIDUALS WHICH
WERE ALL AFRICAN, AMERICAN AND
LATINO. YOU MAY NOT BELIEVE
THEM. BUT THESE TWO WOMEN WHO
LOST THEIR KIDS SAID THAT THEY
WANTED MORE TREATMENT. THEY
WANTED PREVENTION, SO THEIR KIDS
NEVER GOT TO THAT POINT WHERE
THEY GOT TO SOMEONE THAT COULD
SELL THEM. THIS POISON. THAT IS
SO IMPORTANT, AND THEY ARE THE
ACTUAL VICTIMS THAT WANTED IT.
AND SO I THINK FOR THE FOR THE
FIRST TIME, I FELT LIKE WE WERE
STARTING TO MOVE. NOT IN A
DIRECTION OF JUST RHETORIC
VERSUS RHETORIC. THAT WE'VE COME
TO SOLUTIONS AND MOVE FORWARD.
BECAUSE IF WE DON'T WE'RE GONNA
CONTINUE TO DEBATE AND THE
DEBATE AND NOT GET ACTION. UH
UM. I THINK WE'RE VERY CLOSE. TO
GETTING SOME. COMPREHENSIVE
ACTIONS MOVING FORWARD ON THIS
FLOOR. UM. I PLAN TO MOVE SOME
STUFF PLAN TO SOME OTHER MEMBERS
HERE PLAN TO MOVE SOME STUFF.
AND I HOPE WHEN THAT LEGISLATION
, BUDGET REQUESTS, AND ALL OF
THOSE THINGS COME TO MAKE
SOMETHING HAPPEN NOW. THAT THIS
BODY DOESN'T GO AND TEACH OF
THEIR CORNERS START DEBATING THE
FIGHTING AGAIN. AND THAT WE
UNITE AND I'LL SAY IT AGAIN AND
I'LL SAY IT AGAIN AND DO IT
AGAIN THAT WE START TO UNITE THE
FIGHT. AGAINST DRUG ABUSE. AND
FENTANYL BECAUSE IN THE END
TRANK IS COMING. LET'S GET AHEAD
OF SOMETHING FOR THE FIRST TIME.
THYLACINE IS WORSE THAN THIS.
AND IF WE DON'T GET AHEAD OF IT
YOU'LL BE LOOKING AT WHAT I SAID
NOW. AND REGRET THAT WE DIDN'T
DO SOMETHING NOW SO WE
EVENTUALLY GET AHEAD OF
SOMETHING THAT'S COMING. THAT IS
EVEN MORE. THERE'S MUCH WORSE
THAN WHAT WE DID DEALING WITH
RIGHT NOW. SO THANK YOU. AND I
HOPE EVERYONE. HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK AT YOUR
LEGISLATION UNDERSTAND? THAT IT
MAY NOT BE ALL THAT WE WANT. IT
MAY NOT BE PERFECT. BUT IT'S A
STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. I
THINK THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FOR
BRINGING THIS FORWARD. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR JONES.
SAWYER. AND. REMEMBER, FLORA,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS, BUT I ALSO
RISE. A LITTLE BIT CONCERNED
ABOUT THE DIRECTION THAT WE'RE
HEADING. UM WE'RE DAY ONE OF AN
END OF SESSION. AND THE DEBATE
THAT THIS PARTICULAR BILL WENT I
FIND A LITTLE BIT DISTURBING.
FRIENDS. WE ALL CARE ABOUT THIS
ISSUE. BUT TO CALL PEOPLE OUT.
BY THEIR PARTY AFFILIATION. TO
REFER TO PEOPLE AS A CERTAIN
TYPE OF REPUBLICAN. I'M NOT SURE
IT'S ACCEPTABLE RIGHT NOW. AND I
JUST WANT US ALL TO TAKE A
MOMENT AND UNDERSTAND THAT EACH
AND EVERY ONE OF US ARE FIGHTING
FOR OUR CONSTITUENTS. FIGHTING
ON AN ISSUE. THAT'S AN
INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT AND IT DOES
NOT MATTER WHAT LETTERS BEHIND
YOUR NAME OR WHAT PART OF YOU
AFFILIATE YOURSELF WITH WE'RE A
WHOLE TRYING TO FIGHT FOR THE
SAME GOAL AND LET'S STAY FOCUSED
ON THAT. AND LET'S KEEP SOME OF
THE PERSONAL RHETORIC OUT OF IT
. WE'VE GOT A LONG COUPLE DAYS
AHEAD OF US. AND THIS IS NOT A
GREAT START ON THIS BILL, SO I
JUST WANNA ENCOURAGE ALL OF US
TO FIGHT. BE RESPECTFUL AND
LET'S MOVE. GOOD LEGISLATION
FORWARD. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR FLORA. AND IF THERE ARE NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL, MR VIA POODLE, YOU
MAY CLOSE. I WOULD. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. UM I FIRST WANT TO
START OFF BY THANKING THE CHAIR
OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND MY
COLLEAGUES, UM AND MY COLLEAGUE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. THIS BILL IS
NOT MY BILL. THIS IS YOUR BILL.
THIS IS THIS IS THE CRY OF OUR
CONSTITUENCY THAT HAVE BEEN.
THEY'VE BEEN CALLING US RIGHT?
WE'VE BEEN HEARING IT ALL OVER
TV AND I URGE YOU TO LOOK,
THERE'S A DOCUMENTARY ON
NETFLIX. RIGHT NOW. IT'S CALLED
DOPE. IT'S NATIONWIDE. IT'S
TALKING ABOUT HOW CHEAP THIS
THIS POISONOUS. AND HOW THEY'RE
LACING IT WHEN FOLKS ARE
THINKING THAT THEY'RE TAKING
ANOTHER DRUG AND THEY'RE LACING
IT BECAUSE THAT'S HOW ADDICTIVE
THIS PILL IS. THIS POISON IS AND
IT DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE RICH,
POOR YOUTH. OLDER BECAUSE IT'S
ALL OVER CALIFORNIA AND IT'S ALL
OVER THIS NATION. AND WE NEED TO
FIGURE OUT SOMETHING WHERE WE'VE
BEEN WE'RE BEHIND. UM AND I
DON'T WANT TO FALL EVEN FURTHER
BEHIND BECAUSE WITH THIS FLOOR
WE'VE BEEN FIGHTING FOR HOUSING
HOMELESS. AND WE'RE GOING TO
CONTINUE TO FIGHTING ABOUT THIS
. I WANT TO THANK ALL OF THOSE
FOLKS THAT ALSO ARE CO AUTHORS
OF THIS BILL. BECAUSE AGAIN THIS
BILL IS NOT. IT'S NOT MY
DISTRICT BILL. IT BELONGS TO ALL
OF YOU. YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN THE
FOREFRONT. JESSE FOLKS THAT HAVE
BEEN IN HEALTH SCENE IS COMING
DAY IN DAY OUT, AND THEY'RE
TRYING EVERYTHING THEY CAN. TO
STOP THEM. THIS IS IT'S A POISON
. IT'S KILLING THEM. AND WE
STILL IN THE MEETING THAT WE HAD
YESTERDAY, SAT IN THE AUDIENCE
AND LISTEN TO EVERYONE SPEAK. IF
IT DOESN'T WORRY YOU TODAY. IT
SHOULD IT SHOULD SCARE YOU. AND
SCARE OUR CONSTITUENCY TO KNOW
THAT WE ARE FIGHTING FOR THEM.
SO I URGE AND I VOTE TODAY.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE. THANK YOU,
MR. BE PUT WALL CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TELL
YOU THE VOTES. 65 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT BY SOME
MEMBER JOE PATTERSON. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 2 37 88 89 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 89 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOE PATTERSON
AND OTHERS RELATING TO PEOPLE'S
SAFETY PATTERSON TO BE OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. MAYBE 89 WOULD WOULD,
UH, PROVIDE NOTIFICATION
REQUIRED DISTRICTS TO NOTIFY
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF 6
MILLION STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA
OF THE DANGERS OF FENNEL. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON.
SEEN NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE DOOR.
HELLO? FACEBOOK WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CIRCLE CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NO
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT,
MR PATTERSON, THIS IS FILE ITEM.
2 38 88 90 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 90 BY A SLIM
REMEMBER JOE PATTERSON AND
OTHERS NOT PLAYING THE
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. MR.
PATTERSON YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU AGAIN, MR
SPEAKER, AVIATE 90 IS ANOTHER
FENTANYL RELATED LEGISLATION
UNDER CURRENT LAW. WHEN
CONVICTED OF A DRUG CRIME, YOU
HAVE TO TAKE A PROBATION CLASS.
THIS ONE SIMPLY STATES THAT IF
YOU'RE CONVICTED OF A CRIME DUE
TO FENNER OPIOID RELATED CRIME
THAT YOU THEREFORE HAVE TO TAKE
A CLASS ON FENNEL OR OPIOIDS. I
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
PATTERSON AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CIRCLE CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES. I 69 NO ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXT IS HIS FILE
ITEM. 2 46. MAYBE 9 15. CLICK OR
READ ASSEMBLY ABOUT 9 15 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA AND
OTHERS PLAYED IN PEOPLE'S HEALTH
MEMBER ARAMBULA, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 9 15, WHICH HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
THIS BILL DIRECT CD PH TO
ESTABLISH THE OPIOID OVERDOSE
PREVENTION CERTIFICATION AND
TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PUBLIC HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS IN GRADES NINE
THROUGH 12 ON HOW TO IDENTIFY
AND RESPOND TO AN OPIOID
OVERDOSE AND HOW TO ADMINISTER
NALOXONE, NASAL SPRAY. THANK YOU
MEMBERS, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
ARAMBULA AND SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS. BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THERE WAS NO WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I HAD 66 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MR ORTEGA.
THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 71. A B 10
60 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
10, 60 BIAS SOMEBODY, ORTEGA AND
OTHER SNACK LIGHTING OPIOIDS.
THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PRESENT A B 10 60 TODAY ALSO A
BIPARTISAN BILL THAT ADDRESSES
THE FENTANYL CRISIS. THIS BILL
WILL ENSURE THAT ALL
CALIFORNIANS HAVE ACCESS TO
NARCAN BY REQUIRING THE PRIVATE
INSURANCE AND MEDICAL COVER THIS
LIFE SAVING DRUG THAT THEY FDA.
HAS MADE AVAILABLE OVER THE
COUNTER AND WILL BE AVAILABLE
SOMETIME THIS FALL. FENTANYL IS
NOW THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH
AMONG 18 TO 45 YEAR OLDS IN THE
UNITED STATES. BUT WITH THE L.
A. OH ANNOUNCING A $30 BILLION
DEFICIT. WE'RE IN A SQUEEZE. BUT
THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT, ACCORDING
TO THE CDC, A B 10 60 WHILE
ACTUALLY SAVE US $17 MILLION BY
PREVENTING COSTLY OVERDOSE
DEATH. AND SAVING THOUSANDS OF
LIVES. MEMBERS. SO OFTEN WE ARE
FACED WITH CHOICES. SOMETIMES WE
HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN SAVING
LIVES. OR SAVING MONEY. THIS IS
A RARE OCASION. WE'RE IN A
POSITION TO DO BOTH. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR ORTEGA. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
PURPLE CLOSE ROLL VOTES. I 70
NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. NEXT
WITH DR BAINES. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE FORWARD TO FILE ITEM FOR 29
33 CLERK CORINNE ASSEMBLY BILL
33 BY US ONLY REMEMBER BAINES
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN
CONTROL SUBSTANCES. AND SOME OF
THEM BEANS. YOU MEAN OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. SPEAKER
REMEMBERS A B 33 IS THE VERY
FIRST BILL I INTRODUCED ON MY
FIRST DAY IN OFFICE BECAUSE I
HAVE BEEN LIVING THE FENTANYL
CRISIS FIRSTHAND AS A POSITION
FOR MANY YEARS AND AN ADDICTION
SPECIALIST IN CURRENT COUNTY. I
HAVE SEEN FIRSTHAND HOW OUR
EFFORTS TO COMBAT THIS CRISIS
HAVE FALLEN SHORT AND ALLOWED
FENTANYL TO BECOME THE SINGLE
DEADLIEST DRUG THREAT IN OUR
NATION'S HISTORY. THERE WAS
ENOUGH FENTANYL SEIZED BY THE D
A LAST YEAR TO KILL EVERY MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD IN AMERICA.
FENTANYL KILLS TWICE THE NUMBER
OF PEOPLE THAT DIE IN CAR
ACCIDENTS OR FROM GUN VIOLENCE
OVER 100 AND 50 PEOPLE A DAY DIE
FROM FENTANYL AND THE UNITED
STATES, AND IT'S NOW RESPONSIBLE
FOR ONE IN FIVE YOU DEATHS AND
CALIFORNIA. WE MUST DO BETTER
AND A B 33 IS A STEP IN THAT
DIRECTION. A B 33 ESTABLISHES
THE FENTANYL ADDICTION AND
OVERDOSE PREVENTION TASK FORCE
CO CHAIRED BY THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL AND THE CALIFORNIA
SURGEON GENERAL. THE PRESS
COVERAGE AROUND FENTANYL HAS
BEEN FOCUSED ON CREATING A FALSE
DICHOTOMY BETWEEN A LAW
ENFORCEMENT SOLUTION VERSUS A
PUBLIC HEALTH SOLUTION. ANYONE
STILL HOLDING ONTO THE BELIEF
THAT WE DON'T NEED BOTH
SOLUTIONS IS LIVING A FANTASY.
THE FENTANYL CRISIS IS A MULTI
SECTOR PROBLEM THAT NEEDS MULTI
SECTOR SOLUTIONS. WE NEED TO
BRING EXPERTS TOGETHER WHO CAN
INTEGRATE ALL OF THE TOOLS WE
HAVE AT OUR DISPOSAL, AND WE
NEED TO FULLY FUND THE TASK
FORCE IN THE BUDGET THIS YEAR SO
THEY CAN BEGIN THEIR WORK AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE. WE NEED TO
GIVE THEM THE SPACE AND THE
RESOURCES TO DEVELOP A
COMPREHENSIVE CRISIS RESPONSE
STRATEGY, AND THEN WE NEED TO
LISTEN TO THEM. TRUST THAT THEY
KNOW THINGS THAT WE AS
LEGISLATORS DO NOT IMPLEMENT
THEIR PLAN. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, DR BAINES AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT WE'RE GONNA GO BACK ON FILE
TO FILE ITEM NUMBER TWO. THIS IS
80 93 READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 93 BY
SOME MEMBER BRIAN AND ACTUALLY
INTO CRIMINAL LAW WRITING TO ME
OPEN ON THE BILL. THREE YEARS
AGO TODAY. GEORGE FLOYD WAS
MURDERED. AND AFTER HIS MURDER
THE ENTIRE WORLD ORGANIZED
MARCHED, PROTESTED. TO THINK OF
HOW WE COULD DO THINGS
DIFFERENTLY. HOW WE CAN INCREASE
TRUST. BETWEEN POLICE AND
COMMUNITY HOW WE COULD MAKE SURE
THAT PUBLIC SAFETY MEANS
BUILDING HEALTHY AND THRIVING
COMMUNITIES HERE AT THE STATE.
WE HAVE TWO BODIES THAT WERE
LOOKING TO CREATE
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR US ALL TO
FOLLOW. ONE IS THE GOVERNOR'S
COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF THE
PENAL CODE. ANOTHER IS THE
RACIAL IDENTITY PROFILING BOARD
HOUSED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE, BOTH OF THESE TWO
BODIES. HAVE COME TO THE SAME
CONCLUSION ON THE SAME
RECOMMENDATION. AS THE MEMBER
FROM THIS BODY, WHO SITS ON THE
GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON THE
REVISION REVISION OF THE PENAL
CODE. I SAT FOR OVER A YEAR
HEARING TESTIMONY HEARING
EVIDENCE. THAT BOLSTERED THIS
FINDING, AND THAT FINDING IS
THAT WE NEED TO LIMIT TO END THE
USE OF CONSENT SEARCHES. HERE'S
WHY. LARA ENFORCEMENT HAS
REASONABLE SUSPICION TO SEARCH
YOU. THEY CAN PAT YOU DOWN. THEY
CAN SEARCH FOR WEAPONS. IF THEY
HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE THEY CAN DO
A MORE INVASIVE SEARCH. THEY CAN
SEARCH YOUR TRUNK. THEY CAN
SEARCH MORE PLACES. IF THEY HAVE
A WARRANT, THEY CAN SEARCH
EVERYWHERE OR AND THIS ISN'T A
TOOL. THIS IS A SHORTCUT. THEY
CAN BYPASS NEEDING ANY EVIDENCE
AT ALL. IF THEY ASK YOU IF THEY
CAN SEARCH YOU AND YOU SAY YES.
GUESS WHO ALWAYS SAYS YES. GUESS
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU SAY NO?
WHICH IS THE FOUNDATION OF THE
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS MOVEMENT, BY
THE WAY IS TO SAY NO AND TO SAY
NO EVERY TIME BECAUSE THAT'S
YOUR RIGHT. BUT YOU DON'T HAVE
THAT RIGHT AND ALL OF OUR
COMMUNITIES 98% OF THE TIME,
PEOPLE SAY YES. AND WHEN THEY
ARE INVASIVELY SEARCHED OVER 90%
OF THE TIME. NOTHING IS FOUND.
IN FACT, IF YOU ARE A BLACK MAN,
YOU ARE 10 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO
BE ASKED TO BE SEARCHED THAN A
WHITE MAN. IF YOU ARE LATINO,
YOU ARE FIVE TIMES MORE LIKELY
TO BE ASKED TO BE SEARCHED. IF
YOU ARE BLACK AND LATINO, YOU
ARE LESS LIKELY TO HAVE
SOMETHING FOUND ON YOU. EVEN
THAT'S WHY THEY HAVE COME TO
THIS RECOMMENDATION. WE WOULDN'T
BE THE FIRST STATE IN THE
COUNTRY TO DO. THIS HAS BEEN
OVER AN HOUR WITH THE DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE JUST THE OTHER DAY.
TALKING ABOUT HOW IMPORTANT THIS
MEASURE IS, AND IF THERE ARE ANY
MEANINGFUL AMENDMENTS THAT WE
CAN TAKE TO MAKE THIS A HEALTHY
AND STRONGER BILL, AND THERE ARE
SOME LIKE ALLOWING WOMEN TO
CONSENT TO A RAPE KIT. LIKE
ALLOWING VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS
TO CONSENT TO CERTAIN TYPES OF
SEARCHES. ABSOLUTELY. YOU HAVE
MY PROMISE TO TAKE THOSE
AMENDMENTS. SO HAS THE DOJ.
WE'RE MOVING IN SOLIDARITY. BUT
TODAY ON THIS DAY ON THE
ANNIVERSARY OF GEORGE FLOYD'S
MURDER WITH THE FIRST PRIORITY
BILL OF THE LEGISLATIVE BLACK
CAUCUS TO BE HEARD ON THIS BODY
THIS YEAR. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
O'BRIEN AND SUMMER TUCCI. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU. I MUST RESPECTFULLY. I RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL, AND
LET ME EXPLAIN WHY YOU KNOW, IN
LAW SCHOOL? WE SPENT A LOT OF
TIME. LEARNING THE COMPLEXITIES
OF SEARCH AND SEIZURE LAW. WE
LEARN A LOT. WE SPENT A LOT OF
TIME. TALKING ABOUT HOW
COMPLICATED AND HOW FACTS
SPECIFIC YOU KNOW? A REASONABLE
SEARCHES UNDER THE FOURTH
AMENDMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
CONSTITUTION. AND SO. WHEN THE
AUTHOR TALKS ABOUT THINGS LIKE
PROBABLE CAUSE. OR REASONABLE.
YOU KNOW, CAUSE TO SEARCH THOSE
ARE COMPLICATED CONCEPTS. THAT
ARE ANALYZED ON A CASE BY CASE
BASIS. AND FOR THIS BILL. TO
CATEGORICALLY PROHIBIT YOU KNOW,
ALL SEARCHES. WHERE SOMEONE. WHO
CONSENTS TO A SEARCH. TO
PROHIBIT ALL SUCH CATEGORICAL
SEARCHES. IS GOING TO UNDERMINE
PUBLIC SAFETY. IT'S NOT JUST
GOING TO UNDERMINE PUBLIC SAFETY
IS GOING TO ALLOW GUILTY PEOPLE
TO ESCAPE. IT'S GOING TO ALLOW
INNOCENT PEOPLE TO BE ACCUSED OF
CRIMES. IT'S GOING TO DENY
PEOPLE JUSTICE. ALL VICTIMS OF
CRIMES. WHETHER YOU'RE WHITE,
ASIAN, BLACK OR BROWN. I WANT
JUSTICE. THEY WANT THE
PERPETRATOR TO BE CAUGHT AND TO
BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. AND HAVING
THIS CATEGORICAL PROHIBITION ON
SEARCHES. IT'S NOT THE RIGHT WAY
TO GO. I RESPECTFULLY AGAIN. I
LOVE MY SEAT MATE. AND I DO NOT.
TAKE THIS LIGHT LIGHTLY. AND
RISING IN OPPOSITION. BUT I HAVE
SERIOUS CONCERNS ABOUT HOW THIS
IS GOING TO UNDERMINE. THE
ABILITY OF LAW LAW ENFORCEMENT
TO BE ABLE TO CATCH THOSE WHO
COMMIT CRIMES. I HAVE SERIOUS
CONCERNS ABOUT ITS IMPACT ON
PUBLIC SAFETY. AND, MOST
SIGNIFICANTLY, I HAVE CONCERNS
THAT IS GOING TO DENY JUSTICE TO
ALL PEOPLE, ALL VICTIMS OF
CRIMES REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOU
COME FROM. THANK YOU, MR
MURATSUCHI. AND IT'S A MEMBER OF
SALLY. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE IN STRONG OPPOSITION TO
THIS BILL. FIRST OF ALL THE
STATISTICS CITED BY THIS
COMMISSIONER ABSOLUTELY WRONG.
IN ORDER TO GET TO THE
CONCLUSION THEY WANTED, WHICH IS
TO PROVE THAT POLICE ARE RACIST.
THEY TOOK OUT EVERY TRAFFIC STOP
COMMITTED BY CHP OFFICER. WHY?
WHY BECAUSE THE RESULTS DID NOT
FIT THEIR NARRATIVE. THEY THEY.
THEY RIGGED THE OUTCOME TO GIVE
A FALSE NARRATIVE THAT OUR
POLICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE
SOMEHOW RACIST. I REJECT THAT
NARRATIVE ARE MEMBERS OF OUR MEN
AND WOMEN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE
NOT RACIST. PROSECUTORS ARE NOT
RACIST. THEY RESPOND TO CALLS
AND THEY RESPOND TO CASES FILED
AND THEY VIEW THE CASES AND THEY
REACT ON THE MERITS, NOT ON THE
COLOR OF THE PEOPLE'S SKIN. IF
YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT
UNDERLYING ISSUES THAT ARE
PLAGUING COMMUNITIES, WE SHOULD
TALK ABOUT THAT, AND WE SHOULD
DEAL WITH THAT. BUT DON'T PUT
THIS ON THE BACK OF MEN AND
WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT. WHAT
YOU SAID. WHAT WAS SAID IS WRONG
. WHEN YOU CAN SENT TO A
CONSENSUAL SEARCH, IT IS
REVIEWED BY A JUDGE. A JUDGE
MAKES A DETERMINATION THAT IT
WAS BOTH KNOWINGLY DONE AND
VOLUNTARY IF THERE'S ANY
COERCION. IF IT'S IF THERE'S ANY
PRESSURE UNDER THE INFLUENCE,
THIS SEARCH IS THROWN OUT.
THAT'S HOW THAT'S HOW THE COURT
SYSTEM WORKS. AND WE HAVE JUDGES
THERE THAT DO JUST THAT. WE HAVE
TO DECIDE WHAT KIND OF SOCIETY
DO WE WANT. DO WE WANT A SOCIETY
WHERE COPS ARE REACTIVE, AND
THEY'RE JUST WAITING, WAITING
AROUND TO COLLECT BODIES AND
WRITE REPORTS OR DO WE WANT THEM
TO POLICE OUR COMMUNITIES AND
KEEP US SAFE? AND BE PROACTIVE.
I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU A CONCRETE
EXAMPLE. JEFFREY DHARAM ER, A
SERIAL KILLER WAS PULLED OVER BY
POLICE OFFICER. THEY THOUGHT HE
WAS DRUNK. THEY DID A PSA PRIETY
TEST. HE'S SOBER. THEY SMELLED A
BAD ODOR AND THEY SAW TRASH
BAGS, HE SAID. I'M TAKING THE
TRASH THE DUMP. THEY DO NOT HAVE
PROBABLE CAUSE TO SEARCH HIS CAR
. BUT IF THAT POLICE OFFICER
USES INSTINCT AND HIS GUTS AND
SAID, DO YOU MIND IF I SEARCH
AND IF HE AGREED THEY WOULD HAVE
FOUND THOSE BODIES AND WE WOULD
HAVE SAVED A LOT OF LIVES. THIS
POLICY WILL RESULT IN LIVES
BEING LOST. IT IS BAD IT IS
WRONG AND WE SHOULD REJECT IT.
AND I RESPECTFULLY AND STRONGLY
OPPOSED THIS BILL AND I ASK MY
COLLEAGUES TO JOIN ME IN
OPPOSITION. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR ASTLEY. AND SOME
REMEMBER JOHN SAWYER RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER, AND I RISE IN SUPPORT.
OF THIS BILL. UM. MAYBE YOU CAN
LOOK AT IT FROM A DIFFERENT
VANTAGE POINT. ESPECIALLY ON THE
THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE GEORGE
FLOYD MURDER. BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT. I CAN'T BREATHE.
WHEN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
ON AFRICAN AMERICAN RESULTS WERE
WE CAN'T BREATHE. THAT IS A
CONCERN. WHEN UNFORTUNATELY.
THERE ARE RACIST TEXT. AND THE
ANTI OCT POLICE DEPARTMENT THAT
ARE DISCOVERED WHEN THEY WERE
RACIST TEXT IN THE TORRANCE
POLICE DEPARTMENT. LAPD DURING
THE RODNEY KING INCIDENT.
REFERRED TO PEOPLE IN MY
COMMUNITY. LITTLE KIDS, LITTLE
BLACK KIDS, THAT'S NEGLIGENCE.
WHEN THEY. LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS
BODY COUNTS AND COFFINS. SHOWING
HOW MANY BLACK PEOPLE THEY'VE
KILLED. WE KNOW THERE'S SOME
PROBLEM OFFICERS. NOT ALL. TO
SAY THAT NO ONE BECAUSE WE'RE
ALL HUMAN BEINGS. THERE ARE
PEOPLE WHO ARE RACIST. STILL
TODAY. TO IGNORE THAT. MEANS
THAT WE HAVE OTHER PROBLEMS.
THAT WE NEED TO DEAL WITH. THERE
ARE GOOD LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS. BUT WE NEED TO MAKE
SURE WE PROTECT THOSE WHO NEED
PROTECTION FROM THOSE WHO DO
NOT. PROTECT AND TO SERVE.
THERE'S A MOVIE THAT I LOVE TO
DEATH. COULD IT TALKS ABOUT WHAT
GOES ON IN URBAN AREAS AND THE
AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY? THIS
IS A MOVIE CALLED BOYS IN THE
HOOD. AT THE END OF THE MOVIE.
UM THE WRITER JOHN SINGLETON AND
DIRECTOR UH, U. S C GRADUATE AND
MEMBER OF MY FRATERNITY KAPPA
ALPHAS? AYE. AT THE END OF THE
MOVIE. DOUGHBOY SAYS WHEN HE
TALKS ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE OUTSIDE
OUR COMMUNITY WHEN THEY TRY TO
EXPLAIN OUR COMMUNITY. HE SAID.
EITHER. THEY DON'T KNOW. DON'T
SHOW. I DON'T CARE ABOUT WHAT'S
GOING ON IN THE HOOD. WE'RE
TRYING TO TELL YOU WHAT'S GOING
ON IN THE HOOD. YOU MAY NOT SEE
IT IN YOUR HOOD. BUT IT'S
HAPPENING IN OURS. AT SOME POINT
. WE'VE GOT TO STOP THE
TRAGEDIES THAT ARE HAPPENING IN
THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT MAY NOT BE
REPRESENTATIVE OF YOURS. BUT
IT'S SURE HAPPENING IN MIND. AND
NO ONE NO ONE ON THIS FLOOR.
SHOULD BE TALKING ABOUT.
JUSTIFYING THAT AND MOVING THAT
MOVEMENT FORWARD TO THOSE DAYS
ARE OVER. AND THERE ARE PEOPLE
ON THIS FLOOR THAT I DO BELIEVE.
THAT IS, INJUSTICES HAVE TO
STOP. SO LET'S SUPPORT. LAW
ENFORCEMENT THAT DO THE RIGHT
THING, BUT MOST IMPORTANT LET'S
GET RID OF ONCE. AND MAKE SURE
WE DON'T GIVE THEM MORE
OPPORTUNITY TO HARM
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR JONES. SAWYER. AND
REMEMBER, LACKEY. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. YES,
MEMBERS. I WAS NOT GOING TO
STAND ON THIS. BUT THERE'S SOME
ASSERTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
UNFAIR. AND FREE AND VOLUNTARY
IS JUST THAT. FREE AND
VOLUNTARY. THAT'S AN AMERICAN
VALUE. THAT'S ONE THAT WE NEED
TO PROTECT. WE NEED TO PRESERVE
AND I ALSO REJECT ANY ASSERTION.
THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT AS
INSTITUTIONALLY RACIST. I HAVE
BEEN A MEMBER OF THAT
INSTITUTION FOR 28 YEARS. ARE
THERE ISOLATED DISTANCES? OF
RACISM. OF COURSE THERE ARE AND
THE SOCIETY. I DEFINITELY SAW
ONE. IN THE RECENT PAST. THAT
SHOCKED US ALL AND WAS REJECTED
BY US ALL. NO ONE STOOD IN
DEFENSE OF THAT BEHAVIOR. PLEASE
RESIST. OVER STEREOTYPING.
PROFESSION BASED ON THE ACTIONS
OF SOME IRRESPONSIBLE MEMBERS.
PLEASE REJECT THAT. PLEASE STAY
FOCUSED ON THE MERITS OF WHAT
THIS BILL IS ADDRESSING AND WHEN
IT'S ACCUSING I REJECT IT. AND I
HOPE THAT YOU WILL REJECT IT.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR LACKEY
AND SOME RADIO PATTERSON, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. AH THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER. I WANT TO SAY,
UM YOU KNOW, I OPENLY ADMIT COME
FROM A DIFFERENT WALK OF LIFE
AND DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES THAN
MY FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE FROM LOS
ANGELES. I'VE LEARNED A LOT FROM
HIM, AND I REALLY ENJOY OUR
CONVERSATIONS. UM WHAT CONCERNS
ME ABOUT BILLS LIKE THIS? IS IN
MY EXPERIENCE BEING ON A CITY
COUNCIL IN A COMMUNITY THAT BY
THE WAY, EVERYONE LOVES LAW
ENFORCEMENT. EVEN IN A COMMUNITY
LIKE THAT. IT'S HARD TO RECRUIT
OFFICERS TO COME WORK AND
PROTECT US AND KEEP US SAFE. AND
I'M REALLY CONCERNED ABOUT THE
DIRECTION OF WHERE WE'RE GOING
AND WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN WITH
PUBLIC SAFETY IN OUR
COMMUNITIES. I AGREE. THERE ARE
PLENTY OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE MADE
MADE MISTAKES AND LARGE AND BIG
MISTAKES. BUT THE VAST MAJORITY
WAY OVER 99% ARE THERE TO SERVE
YOU? THEY'RE NOT THERE TO
COLLECT PAYCHECKS. THEY'RE THERE
TO PROTECT US, INCLUDING THE
SERGEANT'S HERE. THAT
SELFLESSLY. PROVIDE SAFETY TO US
IN THIS BUILDING. AND SO. WHILE
I'M OPPOSED TO THIS MEASURE, I
THINK I'M I'M MOSTLY CONCERNED
ABOUT THE BIGGER PICTURE OF WHAT
LEGISLATION LIKE THIS IS DOING.
TO THE OFFICERS THAT WORK HARD
EVERY SINGLE DAY TO PROTECT US
IN OUR COMMUNITIES WITH THAT, I
ASKED FOR A NO VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR PATTERSON. AND IT'S A MEMBER
BENNETT. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON
THE BILL. I BELIEVE THAT THE
ROOT OF MOST, IF NOT ALL OF THE
PUBLIC SAFETY CHALLENGES THAT
WE'VE SEEN, UH OVER THE DECADES
BUT HAVE REALLY COME FORWARD
MUCH MORE NOW THAT WE HAVE CELL
PHONES AND VIDEOS, ETCETERA.
IMAGINE HOW DIFFERENT IT WOULD
BE IF WE DID NOT HAVE THE VIDEO
OF GEORGE FLOYD, FOR EXAMPLE. I
BELIEVE MOST OF THAT COMES FROM
A SENSE OF US VERSUS THEM THAT
HAS DEVELOPED. AND I WAS NOT
PLANNING ON RISING TODAY. BUT
I'M AFRAID THAT THE DEBATE HERE
IS CONTINUING THE SENSE OF US
VERSUS THEM. WE ARE NOT I'M NOT
. SUPPORTING THIS BILL, BECAUSE
. THERE IS BECAUSE I THINK THE
VAST MAJORITY OF POLICE OFFICERS
ARE RACISTS, ETCETERA. MY
FATHER'S POLICE OFFICER, MY
BROTHER IN LAW'S A POLICE
OFFICER. MY UNCLE'S A POLICE
OFFICER. I SEE THE GOOD AND THE
BAD AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS. IT'S
OUT THERE. BUT WHAT WE HAVE TO
DO AS A LEGISLATURE, THE 80 OF
US. IS TO TRY TO PASS THE BILLS
THAT DECREASED THE SENSE OF US
VERSUS THEM BECAUSE THAT IS BAD
FOR BOTH SIDES. IT IS BAD FOR
POLICE OFFICERS TO FEEL LIKE
THEY ARE SEPARATE FROM THE
COMMUNITY THAT THEY ARE
POLICING. IT IS BAD FOR THE
COMMUNITY TO FEEL LIKE THE
POLICE. ARE THEM COMING
INAPPROPRIATELY? AND SO TO
CHARACTERIZE THIS BILL AS EITHER
ACCUSING THE POLICE OF BEING
RACIST OR AND THAT'S YOUR CHOICE
. ONE WAY OR THE OTHER IS NOT
GOOD FOR US. SO THERE ARE A
NUMBER OF THESE BILLS. I HAVE
SPENT A LONG TIME TALKING TO THE
PUBLIC SAFETY PEOPLE IN MY
DISTRICT ABOUT THIS BILL. MANY
MANY CONVERSATIONS, AND I'VE
ALSO TALKED TO MANY OF MY
COLLEAGUES HERE AND OTHER PEOPLE
THAT ARE SUPPORTIVE OF THE BILL.
I'VE COME TO THE CONCLUSION.
THAT IF YOU WEIGH EVERYTHING THE
IMPACTS THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON
THE COMMUNITY OF FEELING LIKE
THEY HAVE BEING
DISPROPORTIONATELY AND UNFAIRLY
TARGETED FOR CONSENSUAL
SEARCHES. OUTWEIGHS THE GAINS.
THAT'S NOT BECAUSE I THINK
POLICE ARE RACIST OR ANYTHING
ELSE. IT'S JUST A I BELIEVE THAT
WHEN I TALKED TO LEGISLATURES
WHO TELL ME ABOUT THEIR SPOUSE
BEING STOPPED FOUR TIMES AND
SEARCHED FOUR TIMES THIS YEAR
AND I THINK MY WIFE HAS NEVER
BEEN SEARCHED. AND WHAT ARE THE
ODDS OF THAT? AND THEN WHEN I
SEE STATISTICS AND ONE STATISTIC
, THE HYBRID PATROLS EXCLUDED
BECAUSE THEY ALREADY HAVE A
POLICY PATROL ALREADY HAS A
POLICY THAT SAYS NO CONSENSUAL
SEARCHES SO YOU WOULDN'T INCLUDE
THEM IN THE STATISTICS. IF
YOU'RE TRYING TO DO THE
STATISTICS ON THIS WHAT YOU DO
SEE IS ONE THING, AND THAT IS
AFRICAN AMERICANS PARTICULARLY
DISCUSS SPEAK ABOUT THAT GROUP
PEOPLE OF COLOR, BUT AFRICAN
AMERICANS IN PARTICULAR ARE
SEARCHED, ARE ASKED FOR
CONSENSUAL SEARCH MUCH MORE
OFTEN. THEN WHITE PEOPLE ARE AND
THE FAIR ARGUMENT COULD BE MADE
THAT IF LOTS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN
PEOPLE ARE IN HIGH CRIME AREAS,
MAYBE THAT'S WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO
BECAUSE YOU HAVE MORE STOPS. BUT
THEN WHEN YOU FIND OUT THAT THE
CONSENSUAL SEARCHES ON WHITE
PEOPLE FIND CONTRABAND. FOR MANY
TIMES MORE THAN THEY FIND
CONTRABAND ON AFRICAN AMERICANS.
THEN THAT'S A STATISTIC THAT
TELLS YOU WHITE PEOPLE AREN'T
STOPPED VERY OFTEN. AND WHEN
THEY ARE STOPPED, THEY FIND
SOMETHING. SO THERE'S SOME
SOMETHING THERE THAT WITH WITH
AFRICAN AMERICANS TO PERCENTAGE
OF FINDING CONTRABAND IS
ACTUALLY LOWER THAN THE
PERCENTAGES WITH WHITE PEOPLE
NOW. AYE. I DON'T. I'M NOT
TRYING TO GET INTO THE WEEDS ON
THAT. BUT I'M JUST TELLING YOU,
I SPENT A LONG TIME ON THIS.
THAT'S WHERE I'VE COME. THERE
WILL BE CONSEQUENCES FOR ME,
CERTAINLY IN MY DISTRICT AND
SOME PEOPLE, UH, VENTURA COUNTY
PROJECT SELF FROM BEING THE
SAFEST COUNTY AND IN CALIFORNIA
, ETCETERA, BUT I'VE HAD THOSE
CONVERSATIONS. I'VE SAID THAT TO
OUR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS AND
I JUST HOPE THAT WE CAN TALK
ABOUT THIS AND ALL THE PUBLIC
SAFETY BILLS THAT ARE GOING TO
BE COMING UP FROM THE STANDPOINT
OF WHAT DECREASES THE SENSE OF
US VERSUS THEM. MY FATHER WAS
NOT A RACIST. MY UNCLE IS NOT A
RACIST. MY BROTHER IN LAW IS NOT
A RACIST. THEY WORK IN A CULTURE
, BIG CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
RIGHT. THEY WORK IN A CULTURE
WHERE IT'S A CHALLENGE. IT'S A
CHALLENGE TO DEAL WITH THIS, AND
I APPRECIATE THIS AND I WOULD
NOT NORMALLY TRY TO TALK THIS
LONG, BUT IT'S SUCH AN IMPORTANT
TOPIC. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE ON A B 93. THANK YOU, MR
BENNETT AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN BONTA.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
COLLEAGUES I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
A B 93 98.5% OF PEOPLE CONSENT
TO SEARCH OF EITHER THEIR PERSON
OR PROPERTY. WHEN AN OFFICER
STOPS THEM. THAT SEEMS TO
INDICATE. THAT THERE'S NOT A
CHOICE REALLY HAPPENING HERE. I
CAN TELL YOU AS A WOMAN OF COLOR
AS A BLACK WOMAN AS A BLACK
LATINA. WHEN IT OFFICER COMES UP
TO ME. AND ASKED ME TO CONSENT
TO SEARCH. I AM GOING TO WITH
ALL OF MY PRIVILEGE. CONSENT TO
THAT. BECAUSE THERE IS AN
INHERENT POWER DYNAMIC IN THAT
INTERACTION IN THAT ENGAGEMENT
BECAUSE OF WHO I AM, BECAUSE I
LIVE IN THE SKIN. AND BECAUSE OF
THE AUTHORITY THAT IS ASKING ME
TO DO THAT. AND THEN YOU OVERLAY
THAT THE REALITIES OF THE FACT
THAT BLACK AND BROWN PEOPLE ARE
DYING. I'M SORRY AT THE HANDS OF
LAW ENFORCEMENT. AT RATES THAT
WE HAVE TO ACKNOWLEDGE. THAT'S
NOT CALLING PEOPLE RACIST THAT
IS JUST ACKNOWLEDGING THE FACTS.
OF THIS MOMENT THAT WE ARE IN
THE CONTEXT IN WHICH THOSE
SEARCHES HAPPEN. WE MUST. ENSURE
THAT THE BALANCE THE POWER
BALANCE THAT EXISTS. IS ACTUALLY
ONE THAT ENSURES THAT PEOPLE
FEEL SAFE IN THEIR OWN SKIN IN
THEIR OWN BODIES WHEN THEY ARE
INTERACTING WITH POLICE BECAUSE
I WANT PEOPLE WHO LOOK LIKE ME
AND WHO ARE LIKE ME. TO FEEL
SAFE WHEN THEY INTERACT WITH THE
POLICE. I WANT THEM TO BE ABLE
TO ENSURE THAT THEY HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO PROCEED THROUGH A
PROCESS WITHOUT BEING TARGETED.
I WANT THOSE THINGS. THIS BILL
ALLOWS FOR TAKING OFF THE TABLE
CONSENT SEARCHES, WHICH ARE NOT
FAIR. WHICH ARE A CLEAR
INDICATION OF BIAS JUST BY THE
NUMBER OF THE SHEER NUMBER OF
DISPROPORTIONATE PEOPLE WHO ARE
BLACK AND BROWN, WHO SUBMIT TO
THE SEARCHES AND THEN WHO ARE
NOT ACTUALLY DO NOT HAVE
ANYTHING ON THEM. I WANT PEOPLE
TO FEEL SAFE. I WANT PEOPLE WHO
ARE LIKE ME TO FEEL SAFE. THIS
IS ABOUT A POWER IMBALANCE AND
RECOGNIZING THAT THERE IS THAT
AND MAKING SURE THAT WE HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE SOME RIGHT
IN THIS WORLD WITH THAT. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS PONTA. AND
SOME REMEMBER WHOEVER YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. MM THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I HAD NOT
PLANNED ON RISING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL. I DO SUPPORT THIS
BILL. BUT THERE IS SOMETHING
THAT THE MEMBER FROM CORONA SAID
. THAT MADE ME FEEL THAT I
NEEDED TO SPEAK. UM IF ANYTHING,
HE JUST SOLIDIFIED FOR ME THE
NEED TO VOTE FOR THIS BILL. WHAT
HE DID WAS HE DEMONSTRATED THE
PROBLEM OF THE SUBJECTIVITY. IN
THIS PARTICULAR CONSENT TO
SEARCH HE TALKED ABOUT JEFFREY
DAHMER. AND WE ALL KNOW HIS
HISTORY. HE WAS PULLED OVER BY
THE POLICE, WHO DID HAVE THE
ABILITY TO ASK HIM TO SEARCH HIS
CAR, BUT CHOSE NOT TO. SO WHEN
HE BROUGHT THAT EXAMPLE UP I
THOUGHT WITH THE SAME THINGS
HAVE BEEN AFFORDED IF THAT
INDIVIDUAL WAS A BLACK, MALE OR
HISPANIC MALE. THE ANSWER IS NO.
SO ACTUALLY THE FACT THAT YOU
HAVE SO MUCH BIAS AND SO MUCH
SUBJECTIVITY ABOUT WHO YOU ASK
IS A PROBLEM. AND IT WAS A
HORRIBLE PROBLEM IN THE EXAMPLE
OF JEFFREY DAHMER. BECAUSE HE, A
WHITE MALE WAS ALLOWED TO LEAVE
WITH A BODY IN HIS CAR AND THEN
GO ON TO KILL OTHERS
SUBSEQUENTLY. SO I WANT TO THANK
THE MEMBER FOR CORONA FOR
BRINGING THAT EXAMPLE TO US.
BECAUSE FOR ME JUST BASED ON
THAT ALONE SHOWS THE PROBLEM
WITH THIS SYSTEM AND THAT IT
DOES IMPACT OTHERS MORE THAN
OTHERS IN OUR STATE. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
ON A B 93. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
DR WEBBER AND SOME COLONIES
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. AGAIN ALSO WAS
NOT GOING TO RISE ON THIS. I DO
RESPECT MY COLLEAGUE ACROSS THE
WAY. I COULD PROBABLY SPEAK ON
THIS AS ACTUALLY BEING A COP AND
ACTUALLY DOING THIS FOR 25 PLUS
YEARS AND ACTUALLY ASKING PEOPLE
TO ASK FOR CONSENT FOR SEARCH.
I'VE HAD MANY PEOPLE THAT I'VE
ASKED FOR CONSENT SEARCHES. AND
TELL ME NO. AND WHAT DO I DO? I
JUST KEEP WALKING, AND THEY KEEP
WALKING. THAT'S WHAT CONSENTS
ALL ABOUT. BUT BY TAKING AWAY
THAT ABILITY TO ASK PEOPLE FOR
CONSENT. YOU ARE ASKING
BASICALLY, COPS NOT TO DO THEIR
JOBS NOT TO DO THEIR PART TO
KEEP YOU SAFE IN YOUR
COMMUNITIES. CONSENSUS BIG PART
OF WHAT WE DO. IT NOT ONLY HELPS
KEEP US SAFE, BUT IT ALSO KEEPS
OUR OUR NEIGHBORHOODS, OUR
COMMUNITIES, OUR KIDS SAFE, AS
WELL AS THE EXAMPLES THAT WERE
GIVEN AND AS ONE WAS POINTED OUT
, WAS PROBABLY NOT THE BEST ONE
TO GIVE. BUT THE OFFICERS HAD
THAT OPPORTUNITY TO ASK THAT
QUESTION. AND NOW WHAT WE'RE
DOING IS TAKING THAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR THAT PERSON OR THOSE POLICE
OFFICERS TO CONDUCT THOSE KIND
OF CONSENT SEARCHES. SO I WANT
YOU GUYS TO THINK ABOUT THIS.
THIS IS A DIFFICULT BILL. I
UNDERSTAND AND I GET IT. BUT BY
TAKING AWAY THAT CONSENT, YOU'RE
BASICALLY TAKING THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT'S TOOLS TO HELP KEEP
YOU GUYS SAFE. AND I DON'T KNOW
WHETHER THE OPTION WE CAN GO
WITH ON THIS, BUT I COULD SEE
POLICE OFFICERS NOT WANTING TO
GET AS INVOLVED. BASICALLY IT'S
ANOTHER TOOL THAT'S TAKEN AWAY
AND, UH I JUST WANT TO URGE YOU
GUYS TO VOTE NO ON THIS AS I AM
DOING AND, UH RESPECT TO MY
COLLEAGUE OVER THERE, BUT
CONSENT SEARCHES IS A VERY BIG
DEAL AND DON'T TAKE IT LIGHTLY.
AND IT'S NOT A RACIAL THING. IF
IT HAS TO BE A RACIAL THING,
THAT'S WHY WE HAVE INTERNAL
AFFAIRS. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE, UH,
PROFESSIONAL UNITS THAT GO OUT
AND FIND THAT WE HAVE OFFICERS
OUT THERE THAT DON'T NEED TO BE
DOING THE JOB AND WE FIND THEM.
BELIEVE ME. BEING IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT. I ALSO DON'T LIKE
THAT THEY'RE INVOLVED ALSO, AND
EVENTUALLY THE SYSTEM WILL FIND
THEM AND GET THEM OUT. BUT FOR
THE REST OF US WHO ARE DOING OUR
JOB, DOING OUR PART TO KEEP YOU
SAFE CONSENT IS LIKE 95% OF OUR
JOB. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK
YOU, MR ALLEN EASE, AND IF THERE
ARE NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL IS A MIRROR.
BRIAN, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK YOU
TO ALL OF MY COLLEAGUES FOR THIS
THOUGHTFUL AND SPIRITED
CONVERSATION. TO MY COLLEAGUE
ACROSS THE AISLE, WHO'S ASKED
FOR CONSENT? MANY TIMES. I'VE
BEEN TOLD NO I GUESS YOU ARE
THAT 1.5. THAT SAID NO, AND IT
COULD BE BECAUSE OF WHERE YOU
POLICED. CERTAINLY ON 50/4 AND
CRENSHAW WHERE I LIVE. YOU
CANNOT SAY NO. IT MAY BE THE
LAST THING THAT YOU EVER DO. TO
MY COLLEAGUE FROM CORONA. WHO
SAID WE PURPOSELY OMITTED
HIGHWAY PATROL FROM THE DATA. WE
BEING THE RACIAL IDENTITY
PROFILING BOARD UNDER THE DOJ,
FOR WHICH THE HEAD OF HIGHWAY
PATROL SITS ON THAT VERY BORED.
SAT ON THAT BOARD AND MADE THIS
RECOMMENDATION WITH THE REST OF
THE BOARD BECAUSE THE HIGHWAY
PATROL THEMSELVES HAVE BEEN
DOING THIS SINCE 2006. BECAUSE
THEY RAN INTO A FEDERAL LAWSUIT
ISSUE. IT'S THEIR OWN INTERNAL
POLICY RIGHT NOW THE LARGEST LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY IN THE STATE
I NEVER SAID ALL POLICE WERE
RACIST. I CHOOSE MY WORDS ON
PURPOSE. MY FIRST MENTOR,
MICHAEL PAWLIKOWSKI, POLITICAL
SCIENCE PROFESSOR 20 YEAR LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. THAT WAS
THE FIRST MENTOR I EVER HAD WHEN
I WAS AN UNDERGRAD. WHEN I WAS
IN GRADUATE SCHOOL, IF YOU SAY
LESSON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,
MY SENIOR FELLOW WAS LAPD POLICE
COMMISSIONER WHAT I SAID WAS
UNDER CONSENT SEARCHES. BLACK
MEN ARE 10 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO
BE ASKED TO SUBMIT TO ONE THE
LATINOS ARE FIVE TIMES MORE
LIKELY TO BE ASKED TO SUBMIT TO
ONE AND BOTH ARE LESS LIKELY TO
EVER BE FOUND WITH ANY
CONTRABAND. IN FACT, NOBODY
INCLUDING WHITE FOLKS ARE FOUND
WITH ANY CONTRABAND AND OVER 90%
OF THE CASES. THAT IS WHY THIS
RECOMMENDATION CAME TO LIGHT
FROM BOTH THE RIPPLE BOARD AND
THE GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE ON THE
REVISION OF THE PENAL CODE. WE
ARE NOT THE FIRST DATE TO
PROPOSE THIS. THIS IS ALSO NOT
THE LAST STEP FOR IT TO BECOME
LAW. I'M WORKING WITH LAW
ENFORCEMENT. I'M WORKING WITH
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. THERE
WAS A WHOLE ANOTHER HOUSE. WHICH
I'D LIKE TO CONTINUE WORKING. I
BELIEVE THAT THERE ARE MANY
COMMUNITIES ACROSS CALIFORNIA
THAT DESERVE FOR THIS TYPE OF
LEGISLATION TO CONTINUE WORKING.
AS I MENTIONED AT THE BEGINNING
TODAY IS THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
DAY GEORGE FLOYD WAS MURDERED. I
WAS BRINGING THIS BILL UP ANYWAY
TODAY. THAT JUST HIT ME THIS
MORNING. BECAUSE I WAS ONE OF
THOSE PEOPLE WHO MARCHED IN THE
STREETS. I WAS ONE OF THOSE
PEOPLE WHO THOUGHT, WHAT CAN I
DO TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? I'M ONE
OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO RAN FOR
OFFICE TO TRY TO MAKE A
DIFFERENCE. SO DID MANY OF YOU.
THIS IS OUR OPPORTUNITY TO
COLLECTIVELY MAKE THAT
DIFFERENCE. ALSO MENTIONED THIS
IS THE FIRST PRIORITY OF THE
LEGISLATIVE BLACK CAUCUS THAT
HAS BEEN HEARD BEFORE THIS BODY
THIS YEAR, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU. MR
BRIAN CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR BRYAN. MR BRYANT MOVES THE
CALL. NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM.
OR DESK. WE'LL TAKE A FILE ITEM.
4 28. THIS IS A B 28 CLERK WILL
READ. SOMEBODY BUILT 28 BY SOME
MEMBER GABRIEL AND AFTER
RELATING TO FIREARMS AND
APPROPRIATION THERE OF GABRIEL,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I'M
PLEASED TODAY TO PRESENT A B 28
A BILL THAT WILL FUND LIFE
SAVING SCHOOL SAFETY MEASURES
AND GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION
PROGRAMS THROUGH A MODEST EXCISE
TAX ON FIREARM MANUFACTURERS.
RIGHT COLLEAGUES. GUN VIOLENCE
IS NOW THE LEADING CAUSE OF
DEATH FOR KIDS IN THE UNITED
STATES. ACCORDING TO THE CDC.
MORE CHILDREN WERE KILLED BY
GUNS IN 2021 THAN ANY YEAR IN
THE PAST 20 YEARS. THE PARENTS
OF A BLACK SON, AGED 13 TO 19
ARE MORE LIKELY TO LOSE THEIR
CHILD TO GUN VIOLENCE THAN EVERY
OTHER CAUSE OF DEATH COMBINED.
SINCE THIS BILL WAS INTRODUCED,
WE HAVE EXPERIENCED DOZENS OF
MASS SHOOTINGS, INCLUDING
HORRIFIC INCIDENTS IN OUR STATE
IN MONTEREY PARK AND HALF MOON
BAY TO NAME JUST A FEW. IN
ADDITION TO ITS BRUTAL HUMAN
TOLL GUN VIOLENCE ALSO CAUSES
ENORMOUS ECONOMIC HARM AND
OPPOSES SEVERE BURDENS ON PUBLIC
SERVICES AND TAXPAYERS. RECENT
REPORTS HAVE FOUND THE GUN
DEATHS AND INJURIES COST
CALIFORNIA 22.6 BILLION ANNUALLY
, OF WHICH 1.2 BILLION IS PAID
DIRECTLY BY TAXPAYERS. AT THE
SAME TIME, GUN MANUFACTURERS
HAVE RECORDED RECORD BREAKING
PROFITS BRAGGING THAT THE GROWTH
THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED IN RECENT
YEARS HAS BEEN QUOTE NOTHING
SHORT OF REMARKABLE. INDEED A
2022 REPORT DOCUMENTED A 269%
INCREASE IN THE FIREARM
INDUSTRIES. ECONOMIC IMPACT FROM
2008 TO 2021 AND AN 11% INCREASE
FROM 2020 TO 2021 ALONE. IN
SHORT, FIREARM MANUFACTURERS AND
DEALERS ARE REAPING
UNPRECEDENTED WINDFALL PROFITS
AT THE SAME TIME THAT FIREARM
DEATHS, GUN INJURIES AND MASS
SHOOTINGS ARE DEVASTATING
COMMUNITIES ACROSS OUR STATE. 28
6 TO ADDRESS THIS CHALLENGE BY
CREATING A LONG TERM SUSTAINABLE
FUNDING SOURCE TO FUND SCHOOL
SAFETY AND PRUDENCE. VIOLENCE
PREVENTION MEASURES TO PROTECT
KIDS AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS
CALIFORNIA. THE REVENUE
GENERATED BY THIS BILL, WHICH IS
ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND 160
MILLION ANNUALLY IS A LONG TERM
INVESTMENT IN THE SAFETY AND
WELL BEING OF EVERY CALIFORNIAN.
THE 1ST 75 MILLION WILL GO
TOWARDS THE CALIFORNIA VIOLENCE
INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION
GRANT PROGRAM, KNOWN AS CALVIN,
A VITAL PROGRAM THAT HAS ALREADY
HELPED TO REDUCE THE RATE OF GUN
VIOLENCE IN CALIFORNIA. BUT
THAT'S SUNSETS NEXT YEAR WITHOUT
FURTHER FUNDING. A B 28 WILL
ALSO PROVIDE 50 MILLION ANNUALLY
FOR SCHOOL, MENTAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY MEASURES AND AN
ADDITIONAL 40 MILLION TO BOLSTER
LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS
AND CLEARANCE RATES FOR FIREARM.
HOMICIDES SUPPORT COMMUNITIES
IMPACTED BY MASS SHOOTINGS AND
GUN VIOLENCE AND IMPROVE FARM
RELINQUISHMENT PROGRAMS TO
REMOVE GUNS FROM THE HANDS OF
DOMESTIC ABUSERS AND OTHER
PROHIBITED PERSONS. TO BE CLEAR.
THIS BILL IS NOT A PENALTY. IT
IS NOT AN EFFORT TO PREVENT OR
DISCOURAGE LAWFUL FIREARM SALES
. IT IS AN ORDINARY TAX NO
DIFFERENT FROM THE 10% EXCISE
TAX ON FISHING EQUIPMENT THAT
SUPPORTS THE RESTORATION OF
PHISHING SITES AND A COMPARABLE
FEDERAL TAX THAT HAS ALWAYS BEEN
UPHELD AS A MODEL BY THE NRA.
THE RESOURCES GENERATED BY THIS
BILL WILL WAS IN THE PROGRAMS
THAT WILL SUPPORT WILL HELP TO
REDUCE GUN VIOLENCE AND SAVE
LIVES. THAT'S WHY IT IS STRONGLY
SUPPORTED BY A COALITION OF GUN
SAFETY ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING
MOMS DEMAND ACTION, GIFFORDS
BRADY, EVERY TOWN FOR GUN SAFETY
AND MARCH FOR OUR LIVES, AS WELL
AS PUBLIC HEALTH, MEDICAL AND
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS
WHO HAVE BEEN SERVING ON THE
FRONT LINES OF OUR GUN VIOLENCE
EPIDEMIC. THIS INCLUDES THE
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
PEDIATRICS, THE AMERICAN COLLEGE
OF EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS AND
POLICE CHIEFS AND SHARP
DEPARTMENTS ACROSS THE STATE.
IT'S ALSO SUPPORTED BY NUMEROUS
LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIALS WHO HAVE
SEEN THE BENEFITS OF CALVIN AND
THEIR COMMUNITY. COLLEAGUES WE
KNOW THAT CALIFORNIANS ARE
COUNTING ON US TO DO EVERYTHING
WE CAN TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITIES
SAFE FROM MASS SHOOTINGS AND GUN
VIOLENCE. THEY'RE COUNTING ON US
TO EXHAUST EVERY EFFORT TO
ENSURE THAT THEIR CHILDREN DO
NOT LIVE IN FEAR AT SCHOOL AT
MOVIE THEATERS AT HOUSES OF
WORSHIP AT THE LOCAL PARK OR
ANYWHERE ELSE, THAT THEY WILL BE
AT RISK BECAUSE OF GUN VIOLENCE,
A B 28 AND THE PROGRAMS AND
INITIALS THAT WILL FUND ARE
ESSENTIAL TO THAT EFFORT. ON
BEHALF OF OUR KIDS AND
COMMUNITIES. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR GABRIEL. AND SOME
MARYMCCARTY. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RIDE TO
THE CROWD. SHUT UP. I JUST CAN'T
STAND. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE AS A PROUD JOINT
AUTHOR OF THIS BILL, ALONG WITH
MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE SAN
FERNANDO VALLEY AND OTHER
MEASURES, OTHER MEMBERS OF THIS
BODY. WE ALL KNOW THERE IS WAY
TOO MUCH GUN VIOLENCE IN
CALIFORNIA, AND I WOULD GUESS
ABOUT A THIRD OF THE PEOPLE ON
THIS FLOOR CAME FROM LOCAL
GOVERNMENT. AND I KNOW THAT THE
WORST CALLS THAT YOU GOT, LIKE
THE ONES THAT I GOT. FROM OUR
POLICE CHIEFS OR CITY MANAGERS
OR MAYORS ON A WEEKEND, MIDDLE
OF NIGHT TALKING ABOUT HOW
SOMEBODY SOMEONE'S LIFE WAS
LOST. I REMEMBER JUST A YEAR AGO
WHEN OUR POLICE CHIEF CALLED ME
AND SAID RIGHT DOWN THE STREET
HERE 100 YARDS IN THE STATE
CAPITAL OVER 100 BULLETS WERE
SHOT IN 45 SECONDS. SIX PEOPLE
LOST THEIR LIVES. THERE'S WAY
TOO MUCH GUN VIOLENCE. ALL OF
YOU AGREE IF YOU'RE A REPUBLICAN
OR DEMOCRAT. BUT WE KNOW WE CAN
STEM THE FLOW OF ILLEGAL GUNS
AND OUR STREETS. WE KNOW WE CAN
STOP THE VIOLENCE. THERE'S BIG
DEBATE ABOUT GUN LAWS IN
CALIFORNIA. WE KNOW THAT OUR GUN
LAWS WORK. U. C. DAVIS CENTER.
HAS PROVEN THAT OUR GUN LAWS
WORK. WE ALSO KNOW THAT THERE
ARE PROVEN VIOLENCE PREVENTION
PROGRAMS LIKE THE ASSEMBLY
MEMBER OUTLINED THAT ARE
BIPARTISAN. WE ALL SUPPORT THEM
. WE MAY NOT SUPPORT THE REVENUE
STREAM GETTING THERE, BUT THEY
DO WORK. I KNOW IT'S A BOOGEYMAN
TALKING ABOUT TWO THINGS, TAXES
AND GUNS. BUT LET'S FOCUS ON
SOME THINGS THAT WE AREN'T WE
ALL KNOW THERE ARE CERTAIN
PRODUCTS IN SOCIETY THAT WE KNOW
HAVE NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES. WE
PAY A FEE TO BECAUSE BAD STUFF
HAPPENS BECAUSE OF THOSE THINGS.
THINK ABOUT SPRAY PAINT. THINK
ABOUT MATTRESSES, TVS BATTERIES
, WE PAY A SURCHARGE ON THOSE
PRODUCTS. TO DEAL WITH THE
NEGATIVE STUFF THAT HAPPENS
BECAUSE OF THOSE PRODUCTS NO
DIFFERENT THAN RIGHT HERE. WITH
THIS PROPOSAL BEFORE US TODAY.
IT'S NOT UNREASONABLE, AND IN
FACT, IT IS QUITE REASONABLE. IT
HAS ZERO LAW ENFORCEMENT
OPPOSITION. MORE IMPORTANTLY, IT
HAS LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT.
FUNDING PROVEN PROGRAMS THAT WE
KNOW WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN
OUR COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE STATE
. AND RIGHT HERE IN THE CAPITAL
CITY OF SACRAMENTO, I ASKED FOR
YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MCCARTY AND
ASSEMBLYWOMAN WIX. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE AS ALSO AS A JOINT AUTHOR,
AND, UH, STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF
THIS PROGRAM, I THINK MANY OF
YOU KNOW MY HUSBAND WAS GABBY
GIFFORDS, LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR.
AND HE WAS FIVE DAYS ON THE JOB.
WHEN SHE WAS SHOT IN THE HEAD.
AT A CONSTITUENT EVENT. AH SIX
PEOPLE WERE KILLED. 18 PEOPLE
WERE SHOT. OF THE SIX PEOPLE
INCLUDE KILLED, INCLUDING ONE OF
HER STAFF MEMBERS, A JUDGE AND A
NINE YEAR OLD GIRL. AH AND THAT
OBVIOUSLY SAID HER LIFE ON A
DIFFERENT TRAJECTORY. UM, AS
WELL AS THOSE AROUND HER. AND
REALLY HELPED TO JUMP START A
MOVEMENT ON HOW WE CAN END GUN
VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITIES. AND
GIFFORDS, ALONG WITH MOMS DEMAND
ACTION IN THE BRADY CAMPAIGN,
AND SO MANY OTHER GREAT
ORGANIZATIONS AND PARENTS ACROSS
THIS COUNTRY AND PEOPLE WHO CARE
ABOUT THEIR COMMUNITIES HAVE
STOOD UP AND SAID ENOUGH IS
ENOUGH. AND WHEN I GOT TO THIS
LEGISLATURE, ONE OF THE FIRST
THINGS I DID WAS CARRY THE CAL
VIP BUDGET. ASK I CARRY IT EVERY
YEAR. I FIGHT EVERY YEAR TO FUND
THIS PROGRAM. WE KNOW THAT THESE
VIOLENCE, INTERVENTION AND
PREVENTION PROGRAMS WORK. WE
KNOW THERE'S BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
FOR THESE PROGRAMS WHEN WE
INVEST IN THESE COMMUNITIES, AND
THE INVESTMENT IN THESE
COMMUNITIES IS CRITICAL BECAUSE
HERE'S THE REALITY OF SHOOTINGS
IN OUR COMMUNITY. WHAT OFTEN
MAKES THE NEWS. IS THESE
ABHORRENT SCHOOL SHOOTINGS OR
MASS VIOLENCE, SHOOTINGS AND
THEY DESERVE TO MAKE THE NEWS.
BUT YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE DOESN'T
MAKE THE NEWS EVERY DAY ARE THE
BLACK AND BROWN FOLKS ARE
GETTING KILLED IN THEIR
COMMUNITIES DAY AFTER DAY AFTER
DAY. AND WHAT CALVERT DOES IS IT
INVESTS IN THOSE COMMUNITIES
THAT WE HAVE UNDER INVESTED IN
AS A SOCIETY FOR FAR TOO LONG?
AND IT INVESTS IN VIOLENCE
INTERVENTION PROGRAMS THAT WE
KNOW. STOP THE VIOLENCE. I HAVE
A COUPLE OF THESE GREAT
ORGANIZATIONS IN MY DISTRICT IN
RICHMOND AND OAKLAND, AND WE'VE
SEEN THE DATA. IT'S EVIDENCE
BASED. IT WORKS. IT STOPS
VIOLENCE. IT STOPS GUN DEATHS,
AND WE HAVE TO FUND THESE
PROGRAMS. IT SHOULDN'T BE THAT
THESE ORGANIZATIONS COME HERE
EVERY YEAR AND FIGHT FOR SCRAPS.
IT SHOULD BE FUNDED AT THE
LEVELS THAT THIS BILL ARGUES FOR
THIS BILL ALSO FUNDS, SCHOOL
SAFETY MEASURES IN RESEARCH AND
A LOT OF OTHER GREAT THINGS.
THIS IS A VERY MINIMAL PRICE TO
PAY. TO FUND THE TYPE OF
VIOLENCE INTERVENTION THAT WE
KNOW WORKS. AND SO WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS WICKS AND
ASSEMBLYWOMAN BARRY KANE. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
RISE AS A MEMBER WHO MANY? NO
DOESN'T LOVE TAXES, ANY TAXES?
THEY'VE BEEN ON THIS FLOOR THAT
I HAVE NOT VOTED FOR. UM BUT I
ALSO KNOW A GOOD TAX WHEN I SEE
IT AND I THINK IT'S REALLY
CRITICAL THAT WE THINK ABOUT THE
MANY, MANY DISCUSSIONS WE HAVE
HAD ON THIS FLOOR AFTER MASS
SHOOTINGS. WHERE WE'VE TALKED
ABOUT THE VICTIMS, THE LIVES
TAKEN. WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THE
CHILDREN WHO LIVE DAY IN AND DAY
OUT FROM FEAR, IN FACT, JUST
AFTER THE RECENT MASS SHOOTING
IN TEXAS, I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF
BEING WITH A YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT IN MY DISTRICT WHOSE
BEST FRIEND WAS AT THE MALL. SHE
CRIED AND TOLD ME WHY IT IS MY
GENERATION HAVE TO BE SCARED TO
GO TO THE MALL. IN MANY OF OUR
COMMUNITIES. PEOPLE ARE SCARED
TO WALK DOWN THE STREET BECAUSE
OF THE SECOND EPIDEMIC OF GUN
VIOLENCE. THIS HAS TO END. AND
WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT WE
HAVE THE SOURCE OF FUNDING TO
FUND THE PROGRAMS THAT WE KNOW
WORK. THE DATA ON THESE PROGRAMS
IS PHENOMENAL. THE RETURN ON
INVESTMENT IS REAL. IT SAVES
LIVES. IT MAKES OUR COMMUNITIES
BETTER. AND THIS IS THE LEAST WE
CAN DO TO MAKE SURE THAT IN
PERPETUITY OUR COMMUNITIES ARE
SAFER WITH THAT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BAUER-KAHAN. AND THE SEPTEMBER
GIBSON YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. FIRST
OF ALL, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
I WANT TO THANK THE MY COLLEAGUE
FROM THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY FOR
BRINGING, UM, A B 28 BEFORE US A
DAY TO FUND THIS WORTHWHILE
PROGRAM. MANY OF YOU ON THIS
FLOOR KNOWS MY NARRATIVE. I HAVE
SAID MANY TIMES BEFORE. ONE OF
THE FEARS. IS THAT SOMEONE
RECEIVING A KNOCK AT THE DOOR? A
KNOCK AT THE DOOR. THAT'S
LETTING LAW ENFORCEMENT LETTING
A FAMILY KNOW THAT THEIR SON OR
DAUGHTER HAS JUST BEEN KILLED.
IN A GUN SITUATION. THESE
PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAM
SPECIFICALLY, UM HELPS ELEVATE
AND ALSO MAKE SURE THAT WE
REDUCE THE GUN VIOLENCE IN OUR
COMMUNITY. THIS MEASURE AND THE
TAXES THAT IT CREATES GOES INTO
THIS WORTHWHILE PROGRAM THAT
WE'RE RECEIVING GREAT DIVIDENDS.
LET ME JUST SIMPLY SAY THIS, UM
, THE WATTS GANG TASK FORCE IN
WHICH I REPRESENT WHAT'S IN MY
COMMUNITY. UM MY FAMILY AND I
BELONG TO JUSTICE FOR MURDERED
CHILDREN'S PARENTS OF MURDERED
CHILDREN AND IT WORTHWHILE
ORGANIZATION, ESPECIALLY THE
AMBASSADOR PROGRAM. THE
BASSETERRE PROGRAM IS TAKING
THOSE WHO'VE GOT A PRISON THOSE
WHO'VE BEEN RECENTLY INVOLVED IN
GANGS AND TAKING AN EMPOWERING
THOSE INDIVIDUALS AND HAVE THEM
DEESCALATE SITUATIONS IN OUR
COMMUNITIES THAT EXISTS AND SO
THESE ARE THE KINDS OF PROGRAMS
THAT ARE MAKING THE DIFFERENCE
IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND SO AGAIN,
YOU KNOW MY NARRATIVE MY SON WAS
SHOT. MY SON WAS SHOT WALKING
DOWN THE STREET. WHO WE WORKED
AT MATTEL TOYS ON APRIL THE 5TH
2020 IN THE MIDST OF THE
PANDEMIC. GARY WAS KILLED IN HIS
CAR. ANOTHER MAN WAS SHOT. UM
HIS GIRLFRIEND WAS SHOT ALSO IN
THE LEG, AND SO THIS IS A VERY
REAL SITUATION, AND WE NEED TO
USE EVERY TOOL IN THE TOOLBOX TO
DO EVERYTHING THAT WE CAN TO
MAKING SURE THAT OUR COMMUNITIES
SAFE BUT ALSO PROGRAMS ARE ARMED
AND SUPPORTING THE KINDS OF
PROGRAMS TO DEESCALATE. THE
CURRENT SITUATION IS TAKEN IN
PLACE AROUND GUN VIOLENCE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR STRONG I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GIBSON. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL. MR. MR
GABRIEL, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
COLLEAGUES. I KNOW IT'S BEEN AN
ACTIVE MORNING. AND THAT WE'VE
HAD A LOT OF CONVERSATIONS.
WE'VE TOUCHED ON A LOT OF
IMPORTANT ISSUES. BUT I JUST
WANT TO BRING US BACK TO
FUNDAMENTALLY WHAT? WHAT? WHAT
THIS BILL IS ABOUT AND WHAT WE
ARE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH HERE.
THIS BILL IS ABOUT PROTECTING
OUR COMMUNITIES FROM GUN
VIOLENCE, PROTECTING OUR KIDS IN
SCHOOLS IF YOUR COMMUNITY HAS
NOT YET BEEN IMPACTED BY GUN
VIOLENCE VIA MASS SHOOTING. THE
UNFORTUNATE REALITY IS THAT IT
IS LIKELY TO DO SO. IN THE NEAR
TERM. WE'VE HAD A LOT OF GOOD
CONVERSATIONS ON THIS FORMER
MEMBERS AFTER ALL OF THESE MASS
SHOOTINGS ABOUT THINGS THAT WE
MIGHT BE ABLE TO DO TOGETHER IN
WAYS THAT WE COULD WORK TOGETHER
TO SAVE LIVES. AND THIS IS A
PROGRAM THAT OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
OAKLAND MENTIONED AND SO MANY
OTHERS WHO HAVE DONE INCREDIBLE
WORK IN THE SPACE. THIS IS THESE
ARE PROGRAMS THAT ARE PROVEN TO
SAVE LIVES. WE KNOW THAT THEY
WORK. THE PROBLEM IS THAT WE
NEED RESOURCES TO FUND THEM AND
WE ARE ENTERING A DIFFICULT
BUDGET STRETCH. THIS IS A MODEST
TAX, THE SAME TAX THAT WE HAVE
ON FISHING EQUIPMENT. TO RESTORE
FISHING HABITATS. THIS IS A
MODEST TAX WILL GENERATE $160
MILLION A YEAR. THAT WILL FUND
THESE PROGRAMS THAT WILL FUND
$50 MILLION ANNUALLY TO PROTECT
KIDS IN SCHOOLS. PROTECTING
SKIDS IN SCHOOLS IS NOT A
PARTISAN ISSUE. THAT IS A
BIPARTISAN ISSUE. WE ARE
OFFERING EVERYBODY IN THIS ROOM
AND OPPORTUNITY TO DO SOMETHING
TO GET BEHIND A COMMON SENSE
APPROACH HERE THAT IS GOING TO
SAVE THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
BUT COLLEAGUES YESTERDAY WAS THE
ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE
SCHOOL SHOOTING AND YOU'VE ALL
THE TEXAS WE'RE 19 CHILDREN WERE
KILLED. AND I KNOW THAT A LOT OF
US HAVE BECOME KNOWN TO THAT
BECAUSE THERE WAS SANDY HOOK AND
MARJORY, STONEMAN, DOUGLAS AND
UCSB AND VIRGINIA TECH AND ALL
OF THESE OTHER MASS SHOOTINGS.
IN FACT, SINCE THE TIME WE
INTRODUCED THIS BILL, WE'VE HAD
MASS SHOOTINGS IN MONTEREY PARK.
AND IN HALF MOON BAY AND IN
OTHER PLACES ACROSS THE STATE,
THIS IS A UNIQUELY AMERICAN
PHENOMENON. WE ARE DIFFERENT
THAN EVERY OTHER NATION IN THE
WORLD AND THE FACT THAT WE KIDS
ON OUR SCHOOLS ARE TARGETED AND
THEY ARE KILLED IN WAYS THAT
THEY ARE NOT KILLED IN ANY OTHER
COUNTRY. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY
WITH A MODEST STEP TO MAKE A BIG
DIFFERENCE IN PROTECTING KIDS IN
YOUR COMMUNITIES TO MAKE A BIG
DIFFERENCE IN HELPING THOSE WHO
ARE VICTIMS OF MASS SHOOTINGS TO
MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN
COMMUNITIES THAT ARE IMPACTED BY
CYCLES OF GUN VIOLENCE. THIS IS
THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH OF
CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. MEMBERS ON BEHALF OF
THOSE CHILDREN. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE ON A B 28.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLINICAL CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 54 NOS 13.
THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT WE WILL GO BACK TO ONE ITEM
WE PASSED TEMPORARILY ON THIS
FILE ITEM. 183 45 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 45 BY
SOMEONE MEMBER WILSON AND OTHERS
AND ACT RELATING TO WATER. AND
REMEMBER WILSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. I AM PLEASED TO PRESENT A B
345, WHICH WILL PROVIDE THE
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCE IS
DISCRETIONARY AUTHORITY TO
UTILIZE AN ADVANCE PAYMENT
OPTION WHEN FUNDING LOCAL
PROTECTION AND ARE MULTI BENEFIT
HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS.
THIS BILL WOULD HELP ALLEVIATE
CASH FLOW PROBLEMS THAT ARE
CREATED AS A RESULT OF LOCAL
AGENCIES HAVING TO COVER THEIR
OWN SHARE AND THE STATE SHARE
BEFORE GETTING REIMBURSED. WITH
THAT, UM, I THINK YOU AND
RESPECT WHAT THEY ASKED THE
MEMBERS FOR AND I VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR WILSON. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE WALL.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TELLING THE VOTES. EYES 59
NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASS NEXT
FILE ITEM 1 14 FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS BEFORE 08 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 408, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WILSON AND SENATOR WILSON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. GOOD
AFTERNOON MEMBERS I RISE TO
AMEND A B 408 THE CLIMATE,
RESILIENT FARM'S SUSTAINABLE
HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS AND
FARMWORKER PROTECTION BOND ACT
2020 FOR THESE DEMANDS MAKE A
SERIES OF CHANGES BASED ON
STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE. ON
THESE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU,
MISS WILSON. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENTS WITHOUT OBJECTION.
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE, THOSE
OPPOSED, SAY, NAY, THE EYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED.
THE BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. AND AGAIN, MISS
WILSON, WE HAVE FOUND ITEM 4 91
86 49. CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 6 49 BY SOME REMEMBER
WILSON AND ACTUALLY IN THE
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES, AND IT'S
WILSON. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU AGAIN, MR
SPEAKER. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 649 THE RESTORATION OF
ACCESS TO DISABILITY SERVICES
BILL. THIS BILL SEEKS TO RESTORE
ACCESS TO CRITICAL SERVICES
WITHOUT FIRST PURSUING
ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS. IT'S
BEEN BASED ON INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.
THE PERSON SERVED FAMILY MEMBERS
AND A REGIONAL CENTER SERVICE
COORDINATOR WORKED TOGETHER TO
CREATE AN INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM
PLAN WITH THAT I AM THANK YOU
MEMBERS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
AND RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS WILSON.
AND SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERWISE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I IS 49 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. MEMBERS. WE ARE
GOING TO GO BACK TO FILE ITEM
NUMBER 2 90 GET BACK IN ORDER A
LITTLE BIT IF YOU'RE FOLLOWING.
UM SO WE'RE GONNA BEGIN WITH
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAINES. THIS IS
FINAL ITEM TO 90. MAYBE 11 22
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
11 22 BY SOME MEMBER BAINES AND
NATURAL IN A MEDICAL DOCTOR
BAINES BEING OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU. SPEAKER MEMBERS. A B
11 22 ADDRESSES A CRITICAL PIECE
OF THE MEDICAL PROVIDERS
SHORTAGE BY STREAMLINING THE
ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS OF THE
MEDICAL ENROLLMENT PROCESS. THE
CALIFORNIA HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION
FOUND THAT ONE OF THE MAIN
REASONS FOR THE LACK OF
PARTICIPATION IN THE MEDICAL
PROGRAM IS THE EXCESSIVE
ADMINISTRATIVE HURDLES IMPOSED
ON PHYSICIANS. 11 22 PROVIDES
COMMON SENSE FLEXIBILITIES THAT
MAKE IT EASIER FOR DOCTORS TO
SERVE MEDICAL PATIENTS. THANK
YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, DR BAINES
AND CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
PARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 55 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED WILL PASS A ROUTINE
ON FILE ONTO 91 AND MADAM
MAJORITY LEADER. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
OR EMOTION. MY BILL. BILL, THIS
IS FOUL ITEM TO 92, A B 11 27
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 11
27 BY ISIL MEMBER RAISE AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO
TEACHERS REALLY RAISED HERE
RECOGNIZED ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. 11 27 REVISES
AND CONTINUES THE BILINGUAL
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM FOR ANOTHER FIVE YEARS
TO ADDRESS THE STATES. CRITICAL
BILINGUAL TEACHER SHORTAGE IN
LANGUAGES, INCLUDING SPANISH,
VIETNAMESE, MANDARIN, CANTONESE,
TAGALOG AND ARABIC. IT ALLOWS
ELIGIBLE LOCAL EDUCATIONAL
AGENCIES TO APPLY FOR YOUR STATE
FUNDS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE
PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
OPPORTUNITIES TO INCREASE THE
NUMBER OF AUTHORIZED BILINGUAL
TEACHERS WORKING IN THEIR
SCHOOLS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE THANK YOU, MISS
REYES AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. PARK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 52 NO. ZERO.
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXT WE'LL
PASS RETAIN ON FILE AIMS TO 93
AND 2 94 BRINGING US TO FILE
ITEM TO 95 11 45 LOCAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 45 BY SOME OF
THEIR MAIENSCHEIN ACCOLADE AND
WORKER'S COMPENSATION, AND SOME
ARE MAIENSCHEIN EMAIL OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B 11 45
WOULD ESTABLISH A REBUTTABLE
PRESUMPTION THAT POST TRAUMATIC
STRESS DISORDERS SUFFERED BY
NURSING STAFF WHO PROVIDE DIRECT
CARE TO PRISON INMATES IN STATE
HOSPITAL PATIENTS. IS A
WORKPLACE INJURY, THE STATE
NURSES AND PSYCHIATRIC
TECHNICIANS PROVIDE DIRECT CARE
TO INMATE AND PATIENT
POPULATIONS THAT HAVE COMMITTED
SERIOUS AND VIOLENT FELONIES OR
HAVE SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESSES
THAT MAY MAKE THEM A DANGER TO
THEMSELVES OR OTHERS. THE STAFF
IS MOST OFTEN THE DIRECT
RECIPIENT OF ASSAULTIVE BEHAVIOR
LIKELY, INCLUDING REPETITIVE
VERBAL AND EMOTIONAL ABUSE.
PHYSICAL THREATS AND WITNESSING
OR BEING THE TARGET OF HORRIFIC
VIOLENT ASSAULTS. THESE NURSES
DESERVE TO RECEIVE THE BENEFITS
OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION WITHOUT
UNDUE BURDEN SO THEY CAN HEAL
FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA THEY
MEET MAY ENDURE DURING THEIR
JOB. A B 11 45 ENJOYS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS RECEIVED NO NO
VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MAIENSCHEIN. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CORPORAL OPEN THE ROLE.
OTHERWISE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE
TELLING THE VOTE SIZE 52 NO ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
I AM TO 96 11 11 50 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 11 50 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE. AND AFTER ELENA STATE
PARKS AND SOME WOMAN BARRICADE
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. AS YOU HEARD,
THIS IS THE WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE COMMITTEE BILL, IT
MERELY GIVES ADDITIONAL TOOLS TO
STATE PARKS TO LEVERAGE THE
FUNDS. WE'VE GIVEN THEM AND MAKE
MORE ACCESS AGREEMENTS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS BARRY
KANE. SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS, BILL CLARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR RIVAS. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TALLY. THE VOTES IS 51 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS AT THIS TIME, THERE'S A
REQUEST TO LIFT THE CALL ON A B
93 CLERK WILL POST. VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR.
MR BRIAN REPLACES THE CALL. WE
WILL PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE
ITEMS TO 97 AND 2 98. AND IF
MISS KOREA IS READY, WE WILL
MOVE TO FILE ITEM TO 99. THIS IS
A B 11 67 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 67 BY SOME
MEMBER WENDY CARILLO AND
ACTUALLY INTO OIL AND GAS.
KOREA, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M PROUD TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 67, THE ORPHAN
WELL PREVENTION ACT, WHICH WOULD
PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES FROM
ORPHANED OIL WELLS. AND PROTECT
TAXPAYERS FROM BEING LEFT TO PAY
THE BILL ORPHANED OIL WELLS OR
WELLS WITHOUT A RESPONSIBLE
OPERATOR AVAILABLE TO COMPETE TO
COMPLETE THE PLUGGING AND
ABANDONMENT AND SITE RESTORATION
. THESE WELLS POST SERIOUS
THREATS TO OUR PUBLIC HEALTH
SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT. THEY
CAN LEAK OIL, GAS AND OTHER
CONTAMINANTS INTO THE AIR. WATER
AND SOIL. I LOOK FORWARD TO
CONTINUING THE CONVERSATIONS
WITH THE OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL
IN THE SENATE, AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
CARILLO, AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
MR CARILLO MOVES THE CALL.
YOU'LL PASS TO RETAIN ON FILE.
MM 300. THIS IS MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 301 11 72 BY MS CALDERON
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
11 72 BY SOME MEMBER CALDERON
AND ACTUALLY INTO ENERGY
CALDERON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 72 REQUIRES THE
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION TO
EVALUATE THE USE OF FUSION
ENERGY AS A RELIABLE SOURCE OF
CLEAN ENERGY AND THE 2025
EDITION OF THE INTEGRATED ENERGY
POLICY REPORT. IN 2022 GOVERNOR
, NEWSOM OUTLINED TARGETS TO
ACCELERATE THE STATE'S CLIMATE
GOALS TO REACH CARBON NEUTRALITY
NO LATER THAN 2045, WITH TODAY'S
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES ONLY
MEETING 59% OF THE STATE'S
ENERGY NEEDS. THIS LEGISLATION
WOULD ENSURE THAT CALIFORNIA
CONTINUES INVESTING IN EMERGING
INDUSTRIES THAT CAN ACCELERATE
OUR PROGRESS. TO FULLY RELYING
ON RENEWABLES BY 2045. THANK
YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
A VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS CALDERON
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. KIRK
WILL. FLOWS THE ROLE TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 46 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS THE PAST
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM 303.
PASSING ROUTINE ON FILE AND ON
304. OKAY WE'RE GOING TO GO TO
FILE ITEM 305 A B 11 98, THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
11 98 BY SUMMER, GRAYSON AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO ENERGY.
GO TO MR GRAYSON, YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM
CHAIR MEMBERS. A B 11 98
REQUIRES THE ENERGY UNIT WITH
JOB IS TO BETTER ENSURE MINORITY
SMALL BUSINESSES AND
DISADVANTAGED BUSINESSES IN
AREAS OF THE STATE WITH HIGH
POVERTY AND LOW INVESTMENT,
PARTICIPATE IN HELPING THE STATE
ACHIEVE ITS CLIMATE GOALS.
CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN AND
CONTINUES TO BE A GLOBAL LEADER.
ON CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY,
HOWEVER, THE STATE'S AMBITIOUS
PLAN TO ACHIEVE 100% CLEAN
ENERGY AND NET ZERO EMISSIONS IS
UNLIKELY TO BE MET WITHOUT
MEASURES THAT INCENTIVIZE SMALL
BUSINESSES TO MAKE CLEAN AND
CLEAN ENERGY INVESTMENTS DESPITE
THE SIGNIFICANT ROLE THAT
MINORITY SMALL BUSINESSES HAVE
IN THE CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION,
THERE REMAINS A HUGE GAP. IN
MINORITY SMALL BUSINESS
ENTERPRISE PARTICIPATION IN THE
MARKET TRANSITION TO A LOW
CARBON FUTURE, AS SUCH, THE
STATE NEEDS TO SUPPORT
DISADVANTAGED BUSINESSES BY
PROVIDING EFFECTIVE PATHWAYS AND
RESOURCES TO CREATE COMMUNITY
WEALTH BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES.
MAYBE 11 98 Y. IDENTIFY EXISTING
GAPS IN PARTICIPATION AND PUT
FORWARD SOLUTIONS TO HELP SMALL
BUSINESSES IN THE MARKET
TRANSITION WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON. SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE DOOR. AUTOS VOTE
TO DECIDE TO VOTE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES TO DECIDE
ABOUT VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. I 52 NO. ONE.
THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON
WILL PASS AND RETAIN ITEM NUMBER
306 MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 307
A B 12 03. THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 03 BY SOME OF
THEM ARE BAINES AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY THE TAXATION TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY. DR
BAINES, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU. SPEAKER
REMEMBERS AMY TOWBOAT. THREE
ESTABLISHES TAX PARITY FOR
BREASTFEEDING AND FORMULA
FEEDING BY CREATING A SALES TAX
EXEMPTION FOR BREAST PUMPS. AS A
FAMILY PHYSICIAN. I'M ACUTELY
AWARE OF THE BENEFITS OF BREAST
MILK. WE KNOW THAT BREASTFED
BABIES HAVE A LOWER RISK OF WIDE
SPECTRUM OF ILLNESSES RANGING
FROM EAR INFECTIONS, PNEUMONIA
TO SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME
AND LEUKEMIA. RESEARCH HAS EVEN
FOUND THAT THE HEALTH BENEFITS
OF BREASTFEEDING CAN BE LIFELONG
FOR BOTH MOTHER AND CHILD. WHILE
BREAST MILK IS WIDELY RECOGNIZED
AS THE BEST WAY TO PROVIDE
NUTRIENTS, INFANTS,
BREASTFEEDING CAN BE DIFFICULT
AND TIME CONSUMING FOR NEW MOMS
AND DADS, ESPECIALLY FOR PARENTS
WHO RETURN TO THE WORKFORCE.
BREAST PUMPS ARE AN ESSENTIAL
TOOL TO EASE A DIFFICULT
TRANSITION BY ALLOWING PARENTS
TO COLLECT AND STORE VITAL
NUTRIENTS FOR FUTURE USE.
HOWEVER THESE PUMPS AND RELATED
SUPPLIES CAN BE EXPENSIVE,
ESPECIALLY FOR LOW INCOME CALIF.
FORNEY INS AND OUR SALES TAX
ONLY INCREASES PRICES FURTHER.
OFTEN THE WOMEN WHO NEED HIGHER
EFFICIENCY AND COSTLIER PUMPS
ARE THE SAME WORKING CLASS
MOTHERS WHO HAVE FEWER BREAKS
LONGER COMMUTES AND SHORTER
MATERNITY LEAVE. GIVEN THE
OVERWHELMING BENEFITS OF
BREASTFEEDING AND THE FINANCIAL
BURDEN OF THE CURRENT TAX ON
YOUR PARENTS A B 12 036 TO
EXEMPT BREAST PUMPS AND THEIR
RELATED SUPPLIES FROM SALES
TASKS. TAX I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, DR
BAINES MEMBERS. THIS IS A
SUPPORT, SUPPORT, SEEING AND
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS FROM THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. ALL
THOSE BOATS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES TO DECIDE
TO VOTE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL EYES 15 NO ZERO
THAT BILL HAS PASSED. WE WILL
MOVE ON TO ITEM MEMBER NUMBER
308 A B 12 07, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 12 07 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO
CANNABIS. MR HERMAN.
MR NGUYEN, YOU MAY OPEN YOUR
BILL. GOOD AFTERNOON, MADAM
SPEAKER. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 12 07 WHEN PROP 64 WAS
PASSED IN 2016, THERE WAS A
DISTINCT PROMISE TO CALIFORNIA
VOTERS AT THE LEGALIZATION OF
RECREATIONAL CANNABIS WOULD NOT
COME AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR
CHILDREN. BUT IN REALITY, THE
VERY OPPOSITE HAS OCCURRED.
POISON CONTROL CENTER. CALLS DUE
TO PEDIATRIC CANNABIS EXPOSURES
HAS SKYROCKETED SINCE 2016 AND
THEY WILL ONLY CONTINUE TO
INCREASE AS TIME PASSES IN 2021
, CALIFORNIA HAD 793 CANNABIS
EXPOSURE CALLS TO POISON CONTROL
CENTERS FOR CHILDREN FIVE YEARS
OF AGE AND UNDER. EVERY WEEK, IT
SEEMS LIKE WE READ ANOTHER NEWS
STORY WITH THE SAME STORY.
CHILDREN AT SCHOOL ARE
TRANSPORTED TO EMERGENCY ROOM
BECAUSE THEY HAVE CONSUMED
CANNABIS PRODUCTS THAT THEY HAVE
CONFUSED WITH TRADITIONAL FOODS
DUE TO PACKAGING THAT IS
ATTRACTIVE TO CHILDREN. WHILE
THE ILLICIT CANNABIS MARKET IS
NO DOUBT RESPONSIBLE FOR A
NUMBER OF THESE EXPOSURES, A
SIMPLE LOOK AT CALIFORNIA'S
LEGAL CANNABIS PRODUCTS SHOW
THAT THEY ARE NOT TOO NOT
WITHOUT BLAME. WE CANNOT
CONTINUE TO ALLOW CALIFORNIA'S
LEGAL CANNABIS MARKET TO
MANUFACTURE PACKAGE AND
ADVERTISED PRODUCTS THAT FEATURE
ATTRACTIVE THAT WITH FEATURES
THAT ARE ATTRACTIVE TO CHILDREN.
A B 12 07 ADDRESSES THESE EVER
INCREASING PEDIATRIC CANNABIS
EXPOSURES BY CODIFYING AND
STRENGTHENING REGULATIONS ON
WHAT MAKES A CANNABIS PRODUCT
ATTRACTIVE TO CHILDREN. IT ALSO
SEEKS TO CODIFY EXISTING
REGULATIONS FROM THE DEPARTMENT
OF CANNABIS CONTROL THAT PREVENT
CANNABIS VAPE PRODUCTS FROM
CONTAINING NON CANNABIS FLAVORS.
COLLEAGUES IT IS POSSIBLE TO BE
PRO CANNABIS WHILE STILL
PROTECTING OUR CHILDREN. THANK
YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MR
NGUYEN SEEING AND HEARING YOU
KNOW, OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS SIDE AND WE'LL GO AHEAD AND
OPEN THE ROLE. ABOUT DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE TO VOTE
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE
TO VOTE VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL EYES 42 NO. ZERO
THAT BILL IS OUT WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ON ITEM NUMBER 309
PASSED TEMPORARY ON ITEM 3 10
MOVING ON TO ITEM 3 11 A B 1244
. THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 44 BY SOME REMEMBER
HOLDEN AND ACTUALLY INTO
PROFESSIONS AND VOCATIONS. MR
HOLDEN, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
UM I'D LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR
ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT A B 12 44
BILL THAT WOULD REQUIRE A
QUALIFIED MANAGER UNDER THE
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR ACT AND THE
PRIVATE SECURITY SERVICES ACT TO
HOLD A CURRENT AND VALID
QUALIFIED MANAGERS CERTIFICATE
ISSUED BY THE DIRECTOR OF
CONSUMER AFFAIRS. ACCORDING TO
THE BUREAU, SECURITY AND
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES. THERE
HAVE BEEN A NUMBER OF INSTANCES
WHERE THE BUREAU HAS CITED
MULTIPLE COMPANIES BECAUSE OF
THE BEHAVIOR OF A SINGLE
QUALIFIED MANAGER WHO MOVES FROM
COMPANY TO COMPANY. THROUGH THE
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS. THE
BUREAU KINK CAN DISCIPLINE THE
COMPANY, BUT NOT THE QUALIFIED
MANAGER INDIVIDUALLY. SO THE
PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
CONDUCT THAT LED TO THE FORMAL
DISCIPLINE OF THE COMPANY IS
ABLE TO MOVE ON TO ANOTHER
COMPANY WITHOUT A RECORD OF THE
DISCIPLINE. I'M CURRENTLY
WORKING WITH THE B S. I S TO
ADDRESS THE CONCERNS OF OUR
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
LICENSE INVESTIGATORS AND TO
ADDRESS ANY UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES OF THE BILL. I'M
CONFIDENT AND MUTUAL AGREEMENT
RESOLUTION WILL BE REACHED SOON.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR ALDEN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE BOATS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE RAW ICE 45 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 312 A B. 1250
THE CLERK MARINE ASSEMBLY BILL
12 50 BY SOME MEMBER FRIEDMAN
AND ACTUALLY INTO TRANSPORTATION
. MR. FREEMAN YOU MAY OPEN ON
YOUR BILL. THANK YOU, MISS
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT A B 12 50 THAT WOULD
REQUIRE THE SECRETARY OF
TRANSPORTATION TO SUBMIT AN
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE LEGISLATURE
LOOKING AT CARPET. CONCRETE AND
WAYS OF DEVELOPING LOW CARBON
CONCRETE, ACCORDING TO THE WORLD
ECONOMIC FORUM'S ARTICLE. LOW
CARBON CONCRETE IS THE FUTURE
NOW FROM 2023 CONCRETE IS THE
SECOND MOST WIDELY USED MATERIAL
ON EARTH BEHIND ONLY WATER, BUT
CONCRETE ALSO CAN BE DETRIMENTAL
TO OUR ENVIRONMENT, AND THERE
ARE A LOT OF CONCRETE COMPANIES
RIGHT NOW DEVELOPING LOW CARBON
ALTERNATIVES, AND THIS WOULD
REQUIRE THE STATE TO TAKE A LOOK
AT THOSE SO THAT WE CAN START
INTRODUCING THAT BETTER MATERIAL
INTO OUR PRODUCT STREAM. I WOULD
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FREEMAN SEEING AND HERE YOU
KNOW, THERE'S WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE RULE. ALL THOSE VOTES
TO DECIDE TO VOTE TO VOTE.
MEMBERS THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROAR. I 50
NO. ZERO THAT BILL HAS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 313 E
B. 1 TO 51. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 51 BY SUMMER
THREE OF US AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY IN A TEACHER
CREDENTIALING. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
REVIS, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. CALIFORNIA IS IN
THE PROCESS OF LOSING ITS
POSITION AS A GLOBAL LEADER IN
TECHNOLOGY IF WE DO NOT PROVIDE
OUR K THROUGH 12 STUDENTS WITH
THE OPPORTUNITY LEARN COMPUTER
SCIENCE AT SCHOOL AND IN ORDER
TO DO THAT. WE NEED TEACHERS, UH
, THAT ARE QUALIFIED TO TEACH
COMPUTER SCIENCE A B 12 51.
CONVENES A WORKGROUP TO EVALUATE
PATHWAYS TOWARDS ESTABLISHING
COMPUTER SCIENCE CREDENTIAL E.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND IT'S
SUPPORTED BY TECHNET, THE
CALIFORNIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND THE CALIFORNIA TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. SO
MANY MEMBER REASSESSING HEARING
NO OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS ITEM. THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. SALAS GO TO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE RAW. I 53 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 314 A B 1254.
THE CLERK WILL GREEN. ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 54 BY SOME OF OUR FLORA
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN A
STATE EMPLOYEES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLOOR. YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. SLEEPING OVER
HERE. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
ALL RISE AND PRESENT A B 12 54.
IT'S A BILL FOR THOSE OF YOU
THAT DON'T KNOW CAL FIRE OUR MEN
AND WOMEN THAT WORK IN THE STATE
FORCE SYSTEM ARE SIGNIFICANTLY
UNDERPAID. THIS BILL JUST BRINGS
THEIR PAYMENT IN ALIGNMENT WITH
MORE URBAN LOCALITIES, AND I
RESPECT LAST YEAR I VOTE THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLORA
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTED RETIRED ABOUT.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL
THOSE VOTES A DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE ABOUT
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT
MEMBERS. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE, THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. 54 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
WE WILL PASS TEMPORARY ITEM 3
15. 3 16 AND 3 17 PASSING RETAIN
ITEM NUMBER 318. MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 319 A B 1284. THIS
IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 12 82
BY SOME MEMBER LOW AND FALLING
ACTUALLY IN THE MENTAL HEALTH
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LU N TH¤U MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS AND
PLEASED TO PRESENT A B 12 82,
WHICH TASK THE MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES OVERSIGHT AND
ACCOUNTABILITY COMMISSION WITH
DEVELOPING A STATEWIDE STRATEGY
TO UNDERSTAND, COMMUNICATE AND
MITIGATE MENTAL HEALTH RISKS
ASSOCIATED WITH USE OF SOCIAL
MEDIA. BY CHILDREN AND YOUTH. AS
THE WORLD IS WATCHED SOCIAL
MEDIA'S EXPONENTIAL GROWTH WE
HAVE WITNESSED BOTH THE GOOD AND
THE BAD THAT THESE PLATFORMS CAN
MANIFEST. AND WHILE THERE HAS
BEEN PIECEMEAL LEGISLATION
FOCUSED ON REGULATING SOCIAL
MEDIA, INCLUDING HOW WE REGULATE
THIS SPACE TO REDUCE FUTURE
NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON USERS,
ESPECIALLY CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
THE STATE DOES NOT CURRENTLY
HAVE A GAME PLAN TO ADDRESS THE
IMPACTS THAT ARE BEING
EXPERIENCED BY CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS NOW. JUST TUESDAY.
THIS WEEK, THE U. S SURGEON
GENERAL ISSUED AN ADVISORY ON
SOCIAL MEDIA USE AND YOUTH
MENTAL HEALTH, WHICH CONTAINS
MANY IMPORTANT TAKEAWAYS, BUT I
LIKE TO TAKE A MOMENT TO FLAG
JUST A FEW. THE ADVISORY REAL
REVEALED THAT UP TO 95% OF YOUTH
AGED 13 TO 17 REPORT USING
SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM MORE THAN
A THIRD SAY THAT THEY'RE USING
SOCIAL MEDIA QUOTE ALMOST
CONSTANTLY. AND ALTHOUGH AGE 13
IS COMMONLY THE REQUIRED MINIMUM
AGE USED BY SOCIAL MEDIA
PLATFORMS IN THE U. S NEARLY 40%
OF AGES EIGHT THROUGH 12 USED
SOCIAL MEDIA THIS IS WHY A B 12
82 IS CRITICAL. WE NEED A GAME
PLAN NOW IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT
WE DO NOT ALLOW THE MENTAL
HEALTH OF OUR CURRENT GENERATION
OF YOUTH TO SUFFER AS A RESULT
OF OUR INACTION. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOWENTHAL
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL ALL
THOSE VOTES TO DECIDE TO VOTE
VOTE. THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
RAW 51 0. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 3 TO 0
A B 1297, THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 97 BY SOME
MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY IN THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
KIRK'S OVER. YOU MAY OPEN ON
YOUR BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER A B 12 97 MANDATES THAT
CITY'S CHARTER CITIES COUNTIES
AND DEFINE SPECIAL DISTRICTS,
PARKS AND LIBRARIES. REPORT
THEY'RE ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC
RESTROOMS INVENTORY TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. THE
DEPARTMENT WILL CREATE A USER
FRIENDLY WEBSITE WHERE THE
PUBLIC CAN SEARCH FOR NEARBY
PUBLIC RESTROOMS BY ZIP CODE.
RESTROOMS ARE VITAL PUBLIC
INFRASTRUCTURE, BUT ACCESS IS
NOT ALWAYS GUARANTEED. THIS BILL
BENEFITS VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES
SUCH AS SENIORS. PREGNANT WOMEN
GIG WORKERS, DELIGHT DELIVERY
DRIVERS, INDIVIDUALS
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WHO
RELY ON ACCESSIBLE RESTAURANT.
RESTROOMS JUST TO NAME A FEW.
TODAY LET'S SERVE THE PEOPLE OF
OUR STATE WITH A SIMPLE POLICY
SOLUTION FOR PUBLIC RESTROOM
LOCATIONS. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUICKSILVER
SEEING AND HEARING THE OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN HELLO. ALL
THESE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ARE THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE? ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
EYES. 41 KNOWS 40. KNOWS FOR
THAT BILL HAS PASSED. WE WILL
PASS AND RETAIN ITEMS 321 322
AND 3 TO 3 MOVING ON TO ITEM
NUMBER 3 TO 4 A B 1313, THE
CLERK WARREN ASSEMBLY BILL 13 13
BY SOME MEMBER ORTEGA AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY INTO AGING
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ORTEGA, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. A B 13 13
WOULD ESTABLISH A PILOT PROGRAM
ADMINISTERED BY THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF AGING TO EXPAND
CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR
OLDER INDIVIDUALS TO MAINTAIN
THEIR HEALTH AND ECONOMIC
STABILITY. BY EXPANDING THE
SERVICES. CALIFORNIA CAN HELP
THE HELP REDUCE THE RISK OF
NEVER NEGATIVE HEALTH OUTCOMES
FOR OLDER ADULTS. AND IMPROVE
THEIR OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE.
THANK YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR EYEBALLS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ORTEGA SEEN
HERE IN NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN IN THE SUPPORT SUPPORT
ALL THOSE VOTES DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE BOTH TO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE, THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL EYES 47 NO ZERO THAT
BILL HAS PASSED, WE WILL PASS
TEMPORARILY ITEM 3 TO 5 PAST AND
RETAIN ITEM. 3 26. MOVING ON TO
ITEM 3 27 A B 1234, THE CLERK,
MARINE ASSEMBLY BILL 13 24 BY
SOME MEMBER BRIAN AND ACTUALLY
IN THE CHILD WELFARE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER 13 24 IS A NATURAL
CONTINUATION OF ALAWI PASSED AND
SIGNED LAST YEAR WE USED TO
CHARGE PARENTS. FOR THE TIME
THAT THEIR CHILDREN SPENT IN
FOSTER CARE. WE WILL NO LONGER
DO THAT GOING FORWARD. ALL THIS
BILL DOES IS APPLY TO EXISTING
DEBTS RETROACTIVELY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BRIAN SEEING AND HEARING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
ITEM, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. I 41 NO. NINE THAT BILL
HAS PASSED MOVING ON TO ITEM 3
TO 8 A B 13 TO 7. THE CLERK WILL
READ SOME. WE WILL 13 27 BY ISIL
MEMBER WEBER AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY INTERSCHOLASTIC
ATHLETICS. DR. WEBBER, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAME. SPEAKER MEMBERS ARE RISE
TO PRESENT THE 13 27. THIS BILL
WILL REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO
DEVELOP A STANDARDIZED INCIDENT
FORM TO TRACK RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION AND HARASSMENT
THAT OCCURS AT HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTING GAMES OR SPORTING
EVENTS AND ANNUALLY POSTED ON
THEIR WEBSITE. THIS WILL ENSURE
THAT THESE INCIDENTS ARE
REPORTED AND TRACKED AND THAT
THE PUBLIC AND LEGISLATURE ARE
MADE AWARE OF THESE NUMEROUS, UM
INSTANCES. IT WILL ALSO ADD A
REQUIREMENT THAT THE CALIFORNIA
INTERSCHOLASTIC FEDERATION
REPORT RACIAL DISCRIMINATION OR
HARASSMENT THAT OCCURS. UM THAT
WOULD AFFECT THE HEALTH OF ITS
PARTICIPANTS IN SPORTING EVENTS
AND REPORT IT TO THE LEGISLATURE
EVERY SEVEN YEARS. RACISM HAS NO
PLACE ON THE FIELD COURT POOL OR
STANDS BECAUSE OF NUMEROUS
INCIDENTS WHICH HAVE OCCURRED
THROUGHOUT THIS STATE. I AM
PROUD TO BE AUTHORING THIS BILL
, WHICH WILL ENSURE THAT THESE
INCIDENTS ARE TRACKED AND
REPORTED TO THE LEGISLATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, DR WEBBER SEEING AND
HEARING NO, THERE'S WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS
IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE,
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RAW
EYES. 49 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
3 29 E B. 1334, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 13 34 BY
SOME MEMBER PELLERIN AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY DID MOBILE HOME
PARKS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HELEN,
YOU OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MISS SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A
B 13 34 ALLOWS EXISTING MOBILE
HOME PARKS TO APPLY TO LOCAL
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO ADD UP
TO 10% MORE SPACES FOR
MANUFACTURED HOME SO LONG AS
THEY HAVE COMPLIED WITH THE
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODES.
SAFEGUARDS IN THE BILL, ENSURE
THE ADDITIONAL SPACES DO NOT
SUBSTANTIALLY IMPACT THE
PROVISION OF WATER, SEWAGE,
ELECTRICAL, GAS AND OTHER
UTILITY SERVICES WITHIN THE
PARK. BY ENABLING THESE MODEST
EXTENSIONS A B 13 34 WILL
PROVIDE HOUSING THAT'S MORE
AFFORDABLE TO MANY CALIFORNIANS
. THE BILL HAS NOT OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK ME I VOTE THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PELLERIN
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THOSE HOPES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT
MEMBERS ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES 54 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 330 A B 13 40,
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILT 13 40 BY SOME MEMBER
GARCIA AND OTHERS AND ACT
RELATING TO SCHOOL
ACCOUNTABILITY. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES. A B 13 40 WILL
PROVIDE GREATER TRANSPARENCY
AROUND THE EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES
OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES.
THIS HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA SEEING
AND HERE I KNOW THERE'S WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THIS IS A
SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES
52 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE WILL PASS TEMPORARILY ON ITEM
NUMBER 331 80 13 47 MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 332 A B 13 50 THE
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 13
50 BY SOME OF THEM ARE SORIA AND
ACTUALLY IN THE VETERANS AND
MAKING APPROPRIATION THEREFORE,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHERE YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAME SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE IN
TO PRESENT A B 13 50, WHICH
ESTABLISHES THE CAPITOL PARK
VETERANS MEMORIAL FUND TO
RECEIVE PRIVATE DONATIONS FOR
THE MAINTENANCE AND
REHABILITATION OF CAPITAL PARK
VETERANS MEMORIALS. THERE ARE
NUMBER OF VETERANS MEMORIALS IN
CAPITAL PARK, INCLUDING THE
VIETNAM WAR MEMORIAL, THE
MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR MEMORIAL,
THE VETERANS MEMORIAL AND THE
CALIFORNIA AMERICAN PORTUGUESE
VETERANS MEMORIAL. THESE
MEMORIALS WERE ORIGINALLY
ESTABLISHED WITH THE SUPPORT OF
OUTSIDE ORGANIZATIONS.
NONPROFITS AND COMMISSIONS
CODIFIED IN LAW WITH FINANCIAL
AND MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE MEMORIALS. MOST OF THESE
MEMORIALS STILL HAVE THE OUTSIDE
OR ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT.
HOWEVER THE VIETNAM VETERANS
MEMORIAL COMMISSION IS NO MORE
AND THERE IS NOW NO STATUTORY
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE VIETNAM
MEMORIALS, MAINTENANCE AND
REHABILITATION. THE VIETNAM WAR
MEMORIAL WAS FIRST VANDALIZED IN
RIOTS IN 2020, THEN FURTHER
DAMAGE WHEN ATTEMPTS WERE MADE
TO REPAIR THE MEMORIAL BY WELL
INTENTIONED PRIVATE CITIZENS.
THERE WAS NO FUNDING AND NO
AGREED UPON RESPONSIBILITY FOR
ANY STATE AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT
TO REPAIR THE AGING MEMORIAL,
AND SO IT REMAINED IN A STATE OF
DISREPAIR FOR FAR TOO LONG.
UNTIL LAST YEAR, THE LEGISLATURE
STEPPED IN AND PROVIDED FUNDING
FOR SOME REPAIRS, BUT THERE ARE
ONGOING NEEDS AND STILL NO
FORMAL RESPONSIBILITY OR FUNDING
MECHANISM. MAYBE 13 50 WOULD FIX
THIS PROBLEM BY CREATING A FUND
TO RECEIVE PRIVATE DONATIONS,
WHICH COULD STILL RECEIVE MONEY
FROM THE STATE AND THE TASK
CALVET AND TASK CALVET WITH ITS
MANAGEMENT AND THE MAINTENANCE
OF CAPITAL PARK, VETERANS,
MEMORIALS AND COORDINATION WITH
OTHER STATE BODIES. I ASKED FOR
YOUR EYE BOAT. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STORY OF SEEING
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE DOOR. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS
IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT MEMBERS ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROAD ICE 56 NO. ZERO THE BILL
HAS PASSED. WE WILL PASS. AND
RETAIN ITEM NUMBER 333 A B 13 56
PAST AND RETAIN ITEM NUMBER 334
A B 13 59 PAST TEMPORARILY,
MAYBE. ITEM 335 A B 13 60.
PASSING ROUTINE ITEM 336. PASS.
AND RETAIN ITEM 338 MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 339 A B 13 92, THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
13 92 BY SOME MEMBER RODRIGUEZ
AND ACTUALLY INTO HOSPITALS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ. YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
THIS BILL TO REQUIRE HOSPITALS
TO SUBMIT A PLAN TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE,
ACCESS AND INFORMATION. TO
INCREASE THE PROCUREMENT FOR
MINORITY WOMEN, LGBT AND
DISABLED, VETERAN OWNED BUSINESS
ENTERPRISES. IN 2019 89 62
CREDIT, THE HOSPITAL SUPPLIER
DIVERSITY REPORTING PROGRAM TO
REQUIRE HOSPITALS TO SUBMIT AN
ANNUAL REPORT ON THEIR PRIOR
SUPPLIER. DIVERSITY REPORTS IN
THE PROGRAMS MOST RECENT REPORT
, DIVERSE PROCUREMENT SPENDING
ONLY ACCOUNTED FOR 2% OF THE
TOTAL HOSPITAL SUPPLIER SPENDING
ARE DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES
DESERVE MORE DOLLARS. CALIFORNIA
ALREADY HAS TWO SUCCESSFUL
SUPPLIER DIVERSITY PROGRAMS FROM
THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION AND THE INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER. THESE PROGRAMS
HAVE LED TO SUCCESSES. FOR
EXAMPLE, INSURANCE COMPANIES
HAVE INCREASED THEIR DIVERSE
PROCUREMENT DOLLARS FROM 930
MILLION TO 3.1 BILLION FROM 2012
TO 2021 LARGE UTILITIES REPORT
THAT 31% OF THE TOTAL
PROCUREMENT COME FROM DIVERSE
SUPPLIERS, SURPASSING THE
AGENCY'S GOES OF 21. A B 13 92,
WHICH STRENGTHEN THE HOSPITAL
SUPPLIER DIVERSITY REPORTING
PROGRAM BY PULLING STRATEGIES
FROM AN ALIGNING STATUTORY
LANGUAGE WITH THESE TWO EXISTING
PROGRAMS ARE RESPECT HE ASKED
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ
SEEING AND HEARING OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE WORLD.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RAW
EYES 43. KNOWS 44. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
340 A B 1400, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1400 BY SOME
OF THEM ARE BRIAN AND ACTUALLY
INTO STUDENT FINANCIAL AID AND
MAKING APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES I
RISE PRESENT 80 1414 100
REPURPOSE IS A POT OF MONEY. IS
IT A 25 1400? THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. RISE FOR A B 1400
REPURPOSE IS A PART OF EXISTING
RESOURCES THAT DISPERSED
CURRENTLY ONLY APPLIES TO A
DOLLAR 50 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
STUDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE BY DIRECTING THESE FUNDS
TO THE STUDENTS, A SMALLER
POPULATION WHO NEEDED MORE. WE
CAN AWARD LARGER SCHOLARSHIPS.
THE REASON THIS PART OF MONEY
HAS DECREASED IS LARGELY BECAUSE
OF FEDERAL TAX CUTS. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
IN ALL COMMITTEES HAS NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY AFTER
I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. I HAVEN'T
SPOKE TO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE, THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL EYES 56 7 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. MEMBERS WERE
GOING TO GO BACK ONTO THE FILE
AND ITEM NUMBER 3 15 8 B 1257,
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 57 BY SOME MEMBER LOW
EXCUSE ME, SUDDENLY BUILT 12 12
57 BY THE COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS
OF PROFESSIONS RELATED TO
HEALING ARTS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BERMAN, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES. I'M DELIGHTED TO
PRESENT A V 12 57 THE SUNSET
REVIEW BILL FOR THE DENTAL
HYGIENE BOARD OF CALIFORNIA. THE
SPILL EXTENDS THE SUNSET DATE
FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENE BOARD
UNTIL JANUARY, 1ST 2028, IT
MAKES ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL
CHANGES, STATUTORY IMPROVEMENTS
AND POLICY REFORMS IN RESPONSE
TO ISSUES RAISED DURING THE
BOARD SUNSET REVIEW OVERSIGHT
PROCESS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING
NO OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS ITEM. THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE DOOR. OBVIOUS VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. MEMBERS. THIS IS
A SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
RAW ICE. 54 KNOWS CYRIL. THE
BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 3 16 A B 12 60 TO
THE CLERK WILL READ. SOMERVILLE
12 62 BY THE COMMITTEE ON
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS AND ACT
RELATING TO PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIAN BERRIES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A
B 12 62 EXTENDS THE SUNSET DATE
FOR THE PROFESSIONAL FIDUCIARIES
BUREAU UNTIL JANUARY 1ST 2028
AND MAKES ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL
CHANGES, STATUTORY IMPROVEMENTS
AND POLICY REFORMS IN RESPONSE
TO ISSUES RAISED DURING THE
BUREAU SINCE THAT REVIEW
OVERSIGHT PROCESS RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR A VOTE. SEEING AND
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THE SITE OF THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MEMBERS THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
TO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I 59 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 317 A B. 1264
THE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 64 BY THE COMMITTEE ON
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS AND
ACCOLADE IN HEALING ARTS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. I
RESPECTFULLY PRESENT A B 12 64 A
SUNSET BILL RELATING TO THE
CALIFORNIA ACUPUNCTURE BOARD.
THIS BILL ALLOWS ACUPUNCTURISTS
TO HIRE ACUPUNCTURE STUDENTS AS
ASSISTANCE EXTENDS THE BOARD BY
FOUR YEARS AND MAKES OTHER
TECHNICAL CHANGES. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN SEEING
HERE. I KNOW OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OF THOSE
VOTES TO DESIRED ABOUT THIS IS A
SUPPORT SUPPORT MEMBERS ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE ABOUT TO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROAD. I 16 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. CAN'T GOING BACK ONTO
THE FILE ITEM NUMBER 341 A B 14
0 TO THE CLERK WILL READ. ITEM
NUMBER 341 A B 14 0 TO THE CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE 14 02 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAKING DAILY,
AN ATHLETE, NO MEDICAL EVIDENCE,
VERY EXAMINATIONS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MEGAN DOLLY,
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BELT. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS,
MAYBE 14, OR TWO WILL INCREASE
THE AVAILABILITY AND
AFFORDABILITY OF CHILD ABUSE AND
NEGLECT. MEDICAL FORENSIC
EXAMINATIONS FOR VICTIMS OF
CHILD ABUSE. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT HAS RECEIVED
NO NO VOTES, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MEGAN DOLLY
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE ICE 50 TO KNOW CYRIL.
THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO
ITEM A NUMBER 34 TO A B 14 03,
THE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 03 BIAS AND REMEMBER
GARCIA AND ACCOLADE THE
FIREWORKS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA. YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES THAT THIS BILL
WILL ALLOW THE OFFICE OF STATE
FIRE MARSHAL TO IDENTIFY
METHODS. THAT WILL CAPTURE MORE
DETAILED DATA RELATING FIRES,
DAMAGES AND INJURIES CAUSED BY
BOTH DANGEROUS FIREWORKS AND
SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS. THE
BILL ALSO FOCUSES ON ENSURING
THAT LOCAL NONPROFITS IN OUR
COMMUNITIES WHO ARE SELLING THE
SAFE AND SAYING FIREWORKS ARE
GIVEN FUNDS THAT WILL BE USED
FOR PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS
REGARDING THE SAFE AND
RESPONSIBLE USE OF SAFE AND
SEEING FIREWORKS. AND DANGERS OF
RISK POSED BY THE ILLEGAL
FIREWORKS THAT WE SEE A LARGE
INFLUX COMING INTO THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THIS HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THIS
IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT MEMBERS ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. I 51 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. WE ARE GOING TO
GO BACK ONTO THE FILE ON ITEM
NUMBER 310 A B 12 38. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE. 12 38 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AWARDED
ACCOLADES, HOUSES THIS WASTE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD. YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU.
MADAM SPEAKER, 80 12 38 DIRECTS
THE DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC
SUBSTANCES CONTROL TO DEVELOP
ALTERNATE MANAGEMENT. SENIORS
WERE RECYCLING PHOTOVOLTAIC
MODULES THAT WOULD BETTER
BALANCE THE NEED FOR WIDESPREAD
RECYCLING OF MODULES AND
PROTECTING HUMAN AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
THANK YOU SO MUCH MEMBER AWARDS
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
MEMBERS THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. SUPPORT SUPPORT
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. AH THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. I 55 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 4 TO 7. A B TO THE
CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE TO
BUY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AWARD. THE
ACCOLADE TO RECYCLING.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD. YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
AGAIN. MADAM SPEAKER, 82
ESTABLISHES THE FOUNDATION FOR A
CONVENIENT, SAFE AND
ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE
SYSTEM FOR THE END OF LIFE
MANAGEMENT OF SOLAR PANELS BY
REQUIRING MANUFACTURERS TO
DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT AN END OF
LIFE MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR PANEL
SOUL IN CALIFORNIA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
AND HERE I KNOW OTHERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
MEMBERS. THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE, THE CLERK WILL CLOSED THE
RAW EYES. 50 NOSE TO THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
4 37 A B 84, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 84 BY A SLIM
REMEMBER WARD ATHLETE TAXATION
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX
LEVY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WORD YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
AGAIN. MADAM SPEAKER 80 84 SEEKS
TO IMPROVE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
THE WELFARE EXEMPTION TO ALLOW
AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPERS TO
MAXIMIZE THEIR SAVINGS.
SPECIFICALLY THIS BILL
AUTHORIZES 501 C THREE BONDS AS
A FORM OF FINANCING THAT MAKES
THE PROPERTY ELIGIBLE FOR THE
WELFARE EXEMPTION AND EXPANDS
THE EXEMPTION TO ALL AFFORDABLE
HOUSING AND EXTENDS AN EXISTING
RULE RELATED TO TENANTS WHOSE
INCOMES INCREASE AT FOR INITIAL
OCCUPANCY. I RESPECTFULLY
QUESTION I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD SEEING AND
HEARING NO. THERE'S WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THE SIDE OF THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THEM. ALTHOUGH SPOKE
TO DECIDE THE VOTES VOTE. THIS
IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES DECIDE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I
50 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
MOVING ON TO GOING BACK ONTO THE
FILE ON ITEM NUMBER 343 E B. 14
06, THE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 06 BIAS SOMEBODY
MARYMCCARTY AN ACCOLADE TO
FIREARMS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCCARTHY. YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS IS A FIREARM BILL, BUT BUT,
UH, DON'T WORRY. GOOD GOOD
SUPPORT, SUPPORT BIPARTISAN AND
TECHNICAL BILL, SPONSORED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE GIVES THEM
MORE TIME TO DO THEIR WORK AND
PROCESSING TRANSFERS OF FIREARMS
. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
BUILT. THANK YOU. SEEING AND
HEARING OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THE SIDE OF THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE VOTE MEMBERS.
THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS IS A SUPPORT SUPPORT.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
RAW 47 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED.
NEXT BY MR MCCARTY. WE ARE GOING
TO TAKE A FILE ITEM. 3 35 A B 13
60 CLERK, MAUREEN SOME PEOPLE 13
60 BY A SIMILAR MCCARTHY AN
ACCOLADE THE DRUG TREATMENT AS I
REMEMBER, CARDI, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS IS A DISTRICT BILL FOR YOLO
COUNTY AND SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
FOCUSING ON DRUG ADDICTION AND
UNFORTUNATE REVOLVING DOOR
PEOPLE GOING IN AND OUT THE
PRISON SYSTEM OR COUNTY JAILS
WITHOUT ADDRESSING THEIR
UNDERLYING ISSUE. SUBSTANCE
ABUSE DISORDER, NEARLY HALF OF
REPEAT OFFENDERS AND NEARLY HALF
INDIVIDUALS WHO COME OUT OF, UH
, PRISON ARIA ARRESTED IN LARGE
PART BECAUSE THEIR UNDERLYING
ADDICTION THAT WAS NEVER
ADDRESSED WHILE THEY'RE
INCARCERATED. THIS IS A FIVE
YEAR PILOT PROJECT, ALLOWING TWO
COUNTIES TO PROVIDE VOLUNTARY
AND TEMPORARY CONFINED TREATMENT
OPTIONS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE
ELIGIBLE BASED UPON THEIR THEIR
CRIMES. UM THIS IS A LOCAL PILOT
AND NOT ANOTHER, LOCK THEM UP NO
TREATMENT BEFORE THEY GET OUT OF
PRISON BUT FOCUSING ON THE
UNDERLYING ISSUES IN THE FIRST
PLACE. LET'S FACE IT, THE
ADDICTION ISSUE AND THE CRIMINAL
JUSTICE OVERLAY NEEDS NEW
SOLUTIONS. THE CURRENT STATUS
QUO IS NOT WORKING. IT'S A
COMPLEX PROBLEMS NOT GOING AWAY
WITHOUT TREATMENT. MANY PEOPLE
END UP SERVING LIFE SENTENCES,
BUT IN INSTALLMENTS IN
INSTALLMENTS, WE CAN'T TELL
THOSE SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE
ABUSE DISORDER IN THEIR FAMILIES
OR LOVED ONES. THEY SHOULD
LANGUAGE IN JAIL OR PRISON
WITHOUT GETTING TREATMENT. FOR
THESE REASONS, I ASKED YOU TO
SUPPORT THIS LOCAL PROJECT THAT
ALLOW TWO OF OUR COUNTIES TO TRY
TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH THESE
PROBLEMS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR CARTY AND LEADER GALLAGHER.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS.
THIS IS ONE OF THOSE ISSUES THAT
THE AUTHOR AND I OFTEN AGREE ON
, AND I SUPPORT THIS BILL. I
THINK IT IS THE RIGHT APPROACH
AND TO REALLY TRY AND BRING BACK
OBVIOUSLY, JUST IN A IN TWO
COUNTIES RIGHT NOW, BUT TRY AND
BRING BACK SOME INCENTIVES TO
GET PEOPLE INTO DRUG TREATMENT
DEAL WITH THE UNDERLYING CAUSES
OF CRIMINALITY. AND SO I
APPRECIATE THIS BILL AND ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU, MR
GALLAGHER AND SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TELL YOU THE VOTE SIZE 49 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED. NEXT. WE
ARE UP TO FILE ITEM 3 44 MB 14
07 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
14 07 BY ISLAM REMEMBER ADDIS
AND OTHERS INOCULATING THE
COASTAL RESOURCES NOTICE YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER REMEMBERS 14 07
THE OCEAN LIFE RECOVERY ACT AS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, NO
OPPOSITION AND NO, NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
VERY WELL. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 53 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED PASSING LATINO FILE
ITEMS 3 45 AND 3 46 BRINGING US
TO MISS MAKIN ER THIS IS FILE
ITEM 3 47 80 14 18 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 14 18 BY
SOMEBODY ROOM, MCKENNA AND
OTHERS ACCOLADE IN TENNESSEE
MCKENNA. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON
THE BILL. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
I RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 14 18,
WHICH WOULD PROHIBIT AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT FROM ENFORCING ARE
IMPLEMENTING AN ORDINANCE THAT
WOULD IMPOSE A PENALTY TO A
RESIDENT OR LANDLORD DUE TO
CONTACT WITH THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCY. ALSO, I WANT TO NOTE
THAT THIS BILL DOES NOT
PROHIBITED LANDLORD FROM
INFECTING ATTENDANT DO TO
CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. THIS BILL
JUST CLARIFIES THAT THE LANDLORD
CANNOT BE PENALIZED FOR NOT
EVICTING THAT TENANT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS MAKIN ER AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 48 0. THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT BY MR BERMAN. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 3 48. MAYBE 14 20
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY, BRO 14
20 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHAIRMAN
AND CALCULATING THE FIREARMS
SUPPORT SOME MEMBER AND YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES 14 20
WOULD ENSURE THAT THE DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE HAS THE AUTHORITY TO
INSPECT AND WRITE CITATIONS FOR
ANY VIOLATIONS RELATED TO THE
SALE, TRANSFER AND STORAGE OF
FIREARMS. THAT SPILL WOULD
PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE THAT TOOLS TO ADEQUATELY
ENFORCED CALIFORNIA'S STRONG
FIREARM LAWS AND ENSURE THAT ANY
VIOLATIONS ARE REMEDIED THAT
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN, SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN UP. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TELL YOU TO
VOTE SIZE 57 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT MOVE FORWARD TO MR
IRWIN, THIS IS FILE ITEM. 3 51
80 14 37 CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 14 37 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
URBAN INOCULATE THE MEDICAL
IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. MAYBE
14 37 WILL REMOVE UNNECESSARY
PRESCRIPTION REAUTHORIZATION
BARRIERS FOR MEDICAL PATIENTS
OBTAINING THEIR SERIOUS MENTAL
ILLNESS MEDICATIONS. BY TAKING
THIS CRITICAL STEP WE CAN ASSURE
THAT ARE MOST VULNERABLE, ARE
ABLE TO ADHERE TO THE
RECOMMENDED MEDICATION REGIMENTS
WITHOUT NEEDING TO JUMP THROUGH
ANY ADDITIONAL HURDLES THAT CAN
NEGATIVELY AFFECT THEIR
CONTINUATION OF CARE. THIS BILL
HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR IRWIN AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 54 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED. WE'RE BACK TO MS
SZABO, THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 49,
14 23, CORPORAL REED. ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 23 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SZABO INOCULATING THE PRODUCT
SAFETY YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'M EXCITED TO PRESENT
MY FIRST BILL. UM AND FOR YEARS,
ARTIFICIAL TURF HAS BEEN SEEN AS
A REPLACEMENT TO NATURAL FIELDS
, HOWEVER, MANUFACTURING PATENTS
AND STUDIES CONCLUDE THAT A
NUMBER OF TURF SAMPLES USED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
SCHOFIELD'S CONTAIN P. FOSS
CLASS OF CHEMICALS HARMFUL TO
HUMAN HEALTH. AS CHILDREN LAUGH
AND PLAY ON FIELDS AND RUN WITH
THEIR CLEATS AND A SUNNY DAY THE
FIELD SLOWLY WEARS DOWN. AND IN
FACT, IF ANYONE WAS ON OUR
SOCCER TEAM, YOU KNOW WHEN WE
WERE PRACTICING ON THE, UM,
FIELD WE HAD THAT CRUMMY, DUSTY
, UM, RESIDUE ALL OVER OUR LEGS
AFTER WE WERE DONE PLAYING
SOCCER. SO WHEN YOUR CHILDREN
YOU'RE EVEN CLOSER TO THE GROUND
THEY'RE INHALING AND INGESTING
THIS. WE ARE SIMPLY ASKING THAT
MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFICIAL TURF
STOP USING P FAS IN THE
MANUFACTURING PROCESS AND
SWITCHED TO A SYSTEM THAT
ACTUALLY INCLUDES NO P FASTEN IS
SAFER FOR OUR COMMUNITY ALSO
PROTECTS GROUNDWATER AS WE ARE
OFTEN WATERING DOWN THESE FIELDS
TO KEEP THE DUST DOWN, AND IT
GOES INTO OUR GROUNDWATER AS
WELL. IT PROTECTS HEALTH AND
SAFETY OF YOUNG ADOLESCENTS AND
ATHLETES AND THE PUBLIC AND
WE'RE JUST ASKING TO PHASE OUT
THE USE OF EMPHASIS IN
ARTIFICIAL TURF. RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
SZABO, UM, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 50 NOS.
FOUR BILL IS PASSED. NEXT BY MR
GARCIA. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 52.
MAYBE 14 39 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 39 BY SOMEONE
REMEMBER GARCIA AND OTHERS AND
HAPPILY INTO TAX ISSUES TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY
GARCIA, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. THIS BILL WILL
REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA TAX
CREDIT ALLOCATION COMMITTEE. TO
CONSIDER AMENDING ITS
REGULATIONS TO REQUIRE THE
ALLOCATIONS OF POINT SCORING FOR
FARMWORKER HOUSING PROJECTS
UNDER THE HOUSING NEEDS,
CATEGORY AND ADDITIONAL POINT
CATEGORY FOR AMENITIES TO, UM
KIND OF EVEN OUT THE PLAYING
FIELD TO ENSURE THAT THESE
FARMWORKER HOUSING PROJECTS THAT
ARE TRADITIONALLY PROPOSED IN
RURAL PARTS OF THE STATE ARE NOT
DEEMED FOR CERTAIN TYPE OF
AMENITIES THAT COULD BE EASIER
ACCOMMODATED FOR IN URBAN AREAS
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. FOR
THAT REASON, WE RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THERE WAS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
OKAY, 54.
CLOSER ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES,
EYES 55 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED.
AND FOR MR JIM PATTERSON. IF
YOU'RE READY, WE CAN TAKE A FILE
ITEM. 3 54 14 62 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 14 62 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JIM PATTERSON
AND ACCOLADES VETERANS AND MR
PATTERSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE TO PRESENT UH, SOMEBODY
BUILT 14 62. THIS REQUIRES THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH TO USE EXISTING DATA TO
PROVIDE CRITICAL INFORMATION ON
THE NUMBER OF VETERAN OVERDOSES.
DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA. A RECENT
STUDY SHOWED THAT FROM 2010 TO
2019 VETERAN OPIOID OVERDOSE
DEATHS ROSE BY 53.2. HOWEVER
THAT STUDY DID HIGHLIGHT HOW
DIFFICULT IT WAS TO ACCESS AND
ANALYZE THE DATA. MAYBE 14 62
WILL MAKE THAT DATA READILY
ACCESSIBLE, ALLOWING RESEARCHERS
TO IDENTIFY PATTERNS THAT COULD
BE ADDRESSED AND PREVENTED. THIS
BILL HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT HAS NO OPPOSITION. I ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
PATTERSON. AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. MR PONG. CRIPPLE CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 50
NO. ZERO BILL IS PASSED. WE ARE
GOING TO GO BACK TO MS REYES.
FILE AND, UM 1 85. THIS IS 86 53
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 6
53 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAISE AND
ACTUALLY IN THE HOUSING RESCUE
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS MAYBE 653
WOULD PROMOTE HOUSING STABILITY
AND PREVENT CALIFORNIANS FROM
FALLING INTO HOMELESSNESS BY
MAXIMIZING THE USE OF FEDERAL
HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHERS. IT WILL
CREATE A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE
HOUSING SEARCH ASSISTANCE.
LANDLORD ASSIST INCENTIVE
LANDLORD AND INCENTIVES AND
DEPOSIT RESOURCES TO HELP
TENANTS WITH VOUCHERS FIND AND
SECURE RENTAL UNITS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU, MISS REYES AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERWISE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES,
EYES 53 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT MISS REYES, WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE UP FILE ITEM 2 51.
THIS IS 89 45 CLERK WILL READ 9
45 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER IS AN
ACTIVATING THE CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE SUPPORT SUPPORT MS
RAISED YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 9 45
WILL REQUIRE THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO
THE LEGISLATURE DETAILING THE
RATE OF EXPUNGEMENT GRANTED TO
INDIVIDUALS WHO SUCCESSFULLY
PARTICIPATED IN CALIFORNIA
CONSERVATION PROGRAM AS AN
INCARCERATED HAND CREW MEMBER. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU, MR RACINE. NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
DOES VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 53. NO
ZERO BILLS PASSED NEXT. THIS IS
FILE ITEM. 443 82 58 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2 58 BIAS,
SOMEBODY MEMORIES AND ACCOLADE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. A B 258 REQUIRES THE
OFFICE OF THE SMALL BUSINESS
ADVOCATE TO CREATE A DIRECTORY
OF APPROVAL OF APPROVED
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDERS,
PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND
FINANCIAL INCENTIVES THAT SMALL
BUSINESSES CAN EASILY ACCESS
NAVIGATING THESE VARIOUS STATE
PROGRAMS IS OFTEN VERY DIFFICULT
FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. AND THIS
WILL PROVIDE GREATER ACCESS FOR
A SMALL BUSINESSES, AND IT WILL
BE A CRITICAL RESOURCE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS RAISE, YOU KNOW,
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN UP. ALL
THOSE VOTES WE DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 52 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED NEXT.
WE'RE BACK ON FILE WITH DR
WEBBER. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 56 A
B 14 66. WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
14 66 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
WEBER AND ACCOLADE IN A PUPIL
DISCIPLINE DOCTOR WHEREVER YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT A
B 14 66, WHICH SEEKS TO FURTHER
EXPAND TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCESSIBILITY BETWEEN FAMILIES
AND LOCAL EDUCATION AGENCIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WEBER.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
DOOR. AT HIS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 49 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED. NEXT MISS PELLERIN
THIS FILE ITEM 3 58 P 14 71
CLERK WILL READ 14 71 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PELLERIN AND
ACCOLADES HOSPITALS DECLARING
THE URGENCY THE ARABS TAKE QUICK
IMMEDIATELY. WE OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER
REMEMBERS A B 14 71 SEEKS TO
EXTEND THE DEADLINES FOR THREE
PUBLIC HOSPITALS, SEISMIC
COMPLIANCE PROJECTS. THAT ARE
UNDERWAY ON THE SANTA CLARA
VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER CAMPUS,
SANTA CLARA COUNTY HOSPITALS AND
CLINIC SERVE A DIVERSE
POPULATION AND MORE THAN 2
MILLION SANTA CLARA COUNTY
RESIDENTS AS WELL AS OTHERS THAT
LIVE IN THE BAY AREA DURING THE
PANDEMIC. THE SEISMIC WORK AT
SANTA CLARA VALLEY MEDICAL
CENTER WAS IMPACTED BY THE SURGE
AND DEMAND FOR ADDITIONAL BED
SPACE. SO A B 14 71 WILL PREVENT
THE IMPOSITION OF SIGNIFICANT
FINANCIAL PENALTIES ON THE
COUNTY AND ENSURE THAT RESIDENTS
WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE ACCESS TO
CRITICAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. I
URGE YOUR VOTE ON THE SUPPORT
SUPPORT, BILL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR PELLERIN. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL REMEMBERS. THIS
REQUIRES 54 VOTES WITH URGENCY
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 CLOSER WILL TALLY THE
VOTES IS 54 0 ON THE URGENCY IS
54 NO. ZERO ON THE MEASURE BILL
IS PASSED. NEXT MR MAIENSCHEIN
FILE ITEM. 3 59 80 14 73 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY WILL 14 73 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN
INOCULATING PEOPLE INSTRUCTION,
MR. MAIENSCHEIN YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS MAYBE 14
73 WOULD ENSURE THAT WHEN THE
NEXT HEALTH EDUCATION FRAMEWORK
AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRAMEWORK
HAS REVISED THIS INSTRUCTION
RELATED TO THE USE OF CPR AND A
TRAINING IS CONSIDERED THE BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. THANK YOU,
AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN.
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THERE WAS A VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CRIPPLE.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES EYES.
WHOA! CORPORAL, REOPEN THE ROLE.
FILE OUT IN 3 59 VOTES CLOSED
EYES 52 NOS. ONE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT FOR MR GARCIA, THIS IS FILE
ITEM. 3 68 B 14 79 CLERK WILL
READ THE BILL 14 79 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA AND
ACTUALLY THE PEOPLE HEALTH YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A B
14 79 WILL REQUIRE THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION TO PUBLISH A
STREAMLINE APPLICATION FORM FOR
ELIGIBLE LOCAL EDUCATIONAL
AGENCIES THAT ARE DELIVERING OR
PLAN TO DELIVER. MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES THROUGH THEIR OWN
SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH,
WORKFORCE AND CONTACT WITH
TRUSTED BASED COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATIONS. I KNOW THAT THAT
ISSUE OF MENTAL HEALTH IN OUR
SCHOOLS THIS BODY HASN'T TAKEN
LIGHTLY. THIS BILL HELPS US
REINFORCE THAT MISSION
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES, EYES
55 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT WE MOVE FORWARD TO DOCTOR
WOULD THIS IS FILE ITEM? 3 63, A
B. 14 89 CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 14 89 BY ISLAM REMEMBER
WOULD NOT BELIEVE THE SOLID
WASTE DOCTOR WOULD YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT A B 14 89, WHICH IS A
NARROW FOLLOW UP AND
CLARIFICATION TO SENATOR ALLEN'S
SB 50 FOR THE PLASTIC POLLUTION
PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY ACT.
CRITICALLY THIS BILL REQUIRED
ALL MATERIAL SOLD, DISTRIBUTED
OR IMPORTED INTO THE STATE TO BE
RECYCLABLE OR COMPOSTABLE BY
2032. SINCE SB 54 WENT INTO
EFFECT, THERE HAS BEEN SOME
CONFUSION ABOUT THE BILLS 25%
CUMULATIVE PRODUCT REDUCTION
COMPONENT. AND THERE ARE SERIOUS
CONCERNS ABOUT BEING
MISINTERPRETED TO MEAN THAT
COMPOSTABLE PRODUCTS WHICH WE
INTEND TO TRANSITION TOWARDS BY
2032 MUST ALSO BE REDUCED OVER
TIME. THAT WAS NOT THE INTENT OF
SB 54. I WOULD KNOW I WAS A CO
AUTHOR OF THE BILL. I WANT TO
OFFER MY THANKS TO THE
CHAIRWOMAN OF NATURAL RESOURCES
WHO WAS THE LEAD AUTHOR OF SB 54
AND WHO SUPPORTED THIS BILL IN
COMMITTEE. I'VE WORKED CLOSELY
WITH OPPOSITION OF TAKING
DRASTIC AMENDMENTS IN RESPONSE
TO THEIR CONCERNS MEMBERS. THIS
COMES AT A CRITICAL TIME WHEN
MANUFACTURERS AND COMPOSTABLE
PRODUCTS ARE LOOKING FOR CLARITY
ABOUT WHETHER THEY CAN HAVE A
FUTURE HERE IN CALIFORNIA OR
NOT. AND WHILE THE OPPOSITION
WOULD PREFER TO SIT BACK AND
ALLOW OTHER PARTIES TO DECIDE
HOW TO INTERPRET THIS PART OF SB
54, I BELIEVE THE COMPOSTABLE
PRODUCT INNOVATORS WHO WE WILL
RELY ON BY 2032 DESERVE
IMMEDIATE CLARITY ABOUT THE
INTENT OF SB 54. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR WOULD SEE YOU KNOW
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLARK WILL. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. HIS 45 NO. ZERO
BILL IS PASSED. WE'RE GONNA GO
BACK TO AN ITEM WE PASSED
TEMPORARILY ON THIS FILE ITEM 84
BY MS BURNER. 82 65 CLERK WILL
READ. SOMEBODY WROTE TO 65 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BURNER, AN
ATHLETE AND TAXATION AND MAKING
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE, BURNER
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B
2 65 6 TO SECURE A PERMANENT
FUNDING SOURCE FOR THE SENIOR
CITIZENS AND DISABLED CITIZENS.
POSTPONEMENT ACT POPE
POSTPONEMENT PROGRAM BY ALLOWING
THE STATE COMPTROLLER TO
TRANSFER GENERAL FUNDS IN YEARS
WHEN THE FUND BALANCE FALLS
UNDER THE $15 MILLION COUNTS A B
2 65 HELP SENIORS AND DISABLED
INDIVIDUALS, MOST OF THEM OF
THEM ON A FIXED INCOME STAY IN
THEIR HOMES. THE BILL HAS THE
SUPPORT SUPPORT ON BOTH SIDES,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BOERNER HORVATH WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS. BILL CLARK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES. THE DESIRE TO VOTE.
REQUIRES 54. TURK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE OF THE BOAT SIZE 54. NO
ZERO BILLS PASSED. UH HUH. NEXT
BY MR BENNETT. WE'RE GOING TO
TAKE UP FILE ITEM. 3 80. THIS IS
15 63 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 15 63 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
BENNETT AND ACTUALLY THE
GROUNDWATER OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. SPEAKER
MEMBERS. UM THIS BILL IS A IS
REAL COMMON SENSE BILL WE
CREATED IN CALIFORNIA.
GROUNDWATER AGENCIES TO TRY TO
STOP THE OVER DRAFTING OF
GROUNDWATER BASINS IN
CALIFORNIA. BUT WE DID NOT GIVE
THOSE GROUNDWATER AGENCIES THE
AUTHORITY TO SAY NO TO NEW WELLS
GOING INTO THE VERY BASINS THAT
THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TRYING
TO DECREASE THE PUMPING FROM IT
JUST MAKES COMMON SENSE THAT IF
AN OUT OF STATE PRIVATE EQUITY
FIRM WANTS TO COME IN AND SINK A
DOZEN SUPER DEEP AND SUPER BIG
WELLS THAT THE GROUNDWATER
AGENCY OUGHT TO BE ABLE TO SIGN
OFF AND SAY THAT'S CONSISTENT OR
INCONSISTENT WITH THEIR OVERALL
PLANS TO TRY TO GET THE BASINS
DOWN INTO SUSTAINABLE PUMPING.
IT IS THE MOST RATIONAL WAY TO
PROTECT THE EXISTING PUMPERS,
PARTICULARLY THE FARM WORKERS
WHO HAVE WELLS THAT ARE GOING
DRY AT AN EVER INCREASING RATE,
PARTICULARLY IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY. 1400 FARMWORKER DOMESTIC
WELLS WENT DRY A YEAR THE LAST
COUPLE OF YEARS. MEANWHILE 6000
NEW WELLS WENT INTO THOSE
BASINS. SO WITH THIS COMMON
SENSE, BILL, WE CAN MAKE
IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR GROUNDWATER
LEGISLATION BY GIVING THE
AUTHORITY TO THE ONE AGENCY THAT
SHOULD HAVE IT AND THAT'S THE
GROUNDWATER AGENCY. I'M REALLY
PROUD OF THE FACT THAT AFTER
LAST YEAR WE WENT THROUGH WITH
THIS BILL THAT WE HAVE MODIFIED
THE BILL TO FOCUS ONLY ON
CRITICALLY OVER DRAFTED BASINS.
AND WE HAVE TAKEN SOME
ADJUSTMENTS AND AMENDMENTS AND
THE COMMUNITY ALLIANCE FOR
FAMILY FARMERS REPRESENTING THE
SMALL FARMERS, PARTICULARLY IN
THE CENTRAL VALLEY, HAVE COME
OUT IN FAVOR OF THIS BILL, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BENNETT. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS, BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALTHOUGH HIS VOTE
YOU DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MR BENNETT.
MR BENNETT MOVES THE CALL.
NEXT MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE FORWARD TO BUILT BY MS
MAKIN, ER. THIS IS FILE AND, UM
4 26 A B ONE. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL ONE BY A
SUMMARY MCKENNA AN ACCOLADE TO
THE LEGISLATURE. WOMEN, MCKENNA,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL. MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B ONE
WILL GIVE NONE SUPERVISORIAL
LEGISLATIVE STAFF THE CHOICE TO
JOIN A UNION AND TO COLLECTIVELY
BARGAIN FOR WAGES, BENEFITS AND
WORKPLACE CONDITIONS. MEMBERS
ARE STAFFS AREN'T LOOKING FOR
SPECIAL TREATMENT. THEY'RE
LOOKING FOR THE SAME DIGNITY AND
RESPECT AFFORDED TO ALL
REPRESENTED WORKERS. TO THE
STAFF IN OUR DISTRICT OFFICES
AND CAPITAL OFFICES. INCLUDING
OUR DEDICATED COMMITTEE STAFF
THAT HONORABLY SERVE THE PEOPLE
OF CALIFORNIA EVERY DAY. NO.
THIS WE SEE YOU AND WE RESPECT
YOU. AND WITH A B ONE. WE ARE
TAKING ACTION TO MAKE SURE THAT
CURRENT AND FUTURE LEGISLATIVE
STAFF REGARDLESS OF THEIR
MEMBERS, POLITICAL AFFILIATION.
ARE AFFORDED A SAFE. AND
EQUITABLE AND FAIR OPPORTUNITY
TO BUILD A NOBLE CAREER IN
PUBLIC SERVICE. IT IS
HYPOCRITICAL AS LEGISLATORS THAT
WE ASK OUR EMPLOYEES TO STAFF
COMMITTEES AND WRITE LEGISLATION
THAT OFTEN EXPAND COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING RIGHTS FOR OTHER
WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA. BUT WE
INTENTIONALLY PROHIBIT OUR OWN
WORKERS FROM THAT SAME RIGHT.
TODAY MEMBERS. IS AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE LEGISLATURE TO STAND UP
FOR THEIR OWN WORKERS, AND I AM
PROUD TO STAND HERE TODAY WITH A
BIPARTISAN COALITION OF 42 CO
AUTHORS. FROM THE ASSEMBLY AND
SENATE SUPPORTING A B ONE. AS A
FORMER LEGISLATIVE STAFFER
MYSELF. AND AN ORIGINAL SIGNER
OF THE WE SAID ENOUGH LETTER
THAT HELPED TO SPARK THE ME TOO
MOVEMENT. I KNOW JUST HOW
CHALLENGING IT IS TO WORK HERE
IN THE LEGISLATURE. IF WE ARE
TRULY COMMITTED TO RECRUITING
AND RETAINING THE BEST STAFF
POSSIBLE IF WE'RE TRULY
COMMITTED TO CREATING A SAFE AND
INCLUSIVE WORKPLACE, AND IF
WE'RE GOING TO SHOW OUR STAFF
THAT WE SEE THEM AND RESPECT
THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THE
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK THAT YOU
SUPPORT A B ONE TODAY. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR SKINNER. AND
SUMMON FLORA. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE IN STRONG
SUPPORT OF A B ONE. I JUST WANT
TO THANK THE AUTHOR. FOR
ADDRESSING SOME OF THE CONCERNS
MYSELF AND MY COLLEAGUE FROM
LANCASTER HAD UM, IT'S BEEN A
LONG TIME THAT THIS BILL HAS
BEEN KIND OF TALKED ABOUT, AND
I'M EXCITED TO SEE IT MOVE
FORWARD. I'M EXCITED TO BE ABLE
TO VOTE FOR IT ON THE FLOOR.
TODAY IS ONE THING THE AUTHOR OF
BRINGING FORWARD AND QUITE
FRANKLY ADDRESSING THE STAFF
THAT WE HAD ON OUR SIDE, SO I
APPRECIATE THAT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR FLORA. AND MR
RIVAS, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
AS WELL RISE AS A PROUD CO
AUTHOR OF THIS LEGISLATION. I
WANT TO THANK OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
INGLEWOOD. FOR HER WORK ON THIS
VERY IMPORTANT ISSUE. YOU KNOW,
THIS LEGISLATURE WE HAVE MADE
SIGNIFICANT STRIDES TO CREATE A
MORE DIVERSE A MORE EQUITABLE
AND INCLUSIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT
FOR HARDWORKING STAFF. AND I'D
LIKE TO SEE THE SAME PROGRESS
MADE IN OUR LEGISLATURES OVERALL
ENVIRONMENT. AND I BELIEVE THAT
THIS LEGISLATION WILL HELP US
ACHIEVE THAT PROGRESS. YOU KNOW
THOSE OF US WHO ARE COMMITTED TO
THE SUCCESS OF THIS EFFORT. WE
SHOULD TAKE THIS HISTORIC STEP
OF PASSING THIS BILL OFF THIS
FLOOR HERE THIS AFTERNOON. AND
CONTINUING OUR WORK ON THIS
LEGISLATION TO ASSURE THAT IT
DELIVERS ON THE PROMISE THAT OUR
STAFF THAT THEY DESERVE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. THANK YOU
SO MUCH. EVERY BUS AND MR LEE,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I RISE IN STRONG SPORT
. AND AS A JOINT AUTHOR OF THIS
BILL, IT WAS NOT TOO LONG AGO
THAT I INTERNED FOR MEMBERS THAT
ARE NOW MY COLLEAGUES AND WORKED
FOR OTHER COLLEAGUES OF MY OF
HERE TODAY, AND I REMEMBER HOW
CRUCIAL IT IS NOT JUST ON THE
STAFF AND BUT EVEN AS A MEMBER
TODAY, HOW CRUCIAL IS THEY HAVE
AN EXCELLENT STAFF TODAY WOULD
NOT BE POSSIBLE TO GO THROUGH
HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF BILLS
IF WE'RE NOT FOR A HARD WORKING
STAFF TO WORK AROUND THE CLOCK,
AND IT IS IN THE INTERESTS OF
THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA TO HAVE
THE HIGHEST QUALITY PUBLIC
SERVANTS AVAILABLE TO WORK WITH
PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA. THESE
ALTERNATIVE. IS THAT OUTSIDE
FORCES WILL BE MORE POWERFUL AND
MORE COMPENSATED, SO WE SHOULD
DO ALL WE CAN TO MAKE SURE THAT
OUR SAFFORD TREE WITH DIGNITY,
RESPECT COMPENSATED FAIRLY
WITHIN OUR LEGAL CONSTRAINTS, AS
WE KNOW. BUT WE HAVE TO BE DOING
BETTER FOR OUR STAFF, AND ONE OF
THOSE FIRST IMPORTANT STEPS IS
TO ALLOW THEM THE CHANCE THE
CHANCE TO COLLECT THE BARGAIN
AND FORMED THEIR OWN UNION IF
THEY SO CHOOSE TO DO SO. WHEN I
WAS A STAFFER, WE WERE FOR
FORBIDDEN AND STILL, YOU KNOW,
STILL ARE FORBIDDEN FROM
UNIONIZING, BUT WE TALKED SO
MUCH, AND THEY ANALYZE SO MANY
BILLS THAT EXTEND WORKER
PROTECTIONS. THERE'S SO MANY
VULNERABLE CALIFORNIANS. WE
SHOULD GIVE THAT CHANCE TO THE
PUBLIC SERVANTS THAT FIGHT FOR
SO MANY. OF OUR CALIFORNIANS, SO
I RESPECTFULLY ASKING FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LEE AND SOME
MEMBER CHOLERA. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
RISE IN STRONG SUPPORT OF A B
ONE AS A JOINT AUTHOR. UH AND AS
CHAIR OF THE LABOR AND
EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE AS AS WAS
STATED BY MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
JOSE. WE SEE A LOT OF BILLS WILL
BE ARE ASKING PRIVATE SECTOR
ACTORS, OTHER PUBLIC AGENCIES TO
RESPECT THE RIGHT OF WORKERS AND
THEIR RIGHT TO FOR SELF
DETERMINATION. I THINK IT WOULD
BE HYPOCRITICAL FOR US TO DO
THAT. AND WHILE AT THE SAME TIME
DENY THAT SAME RIGHT TO OUR HARD
WORKING STAFF, UM, THAT
CERTAINLY DON'T GET A LOT OF THE
ACCOLADES THAT WE DO, BUT
DESERVE FAR MORE THAN WHATEVER
WE GET IN THE PUBLIC SPOTLIGHT
BECAUSE THEY'RE THE ONES DOING
THE WORK. THEY'RE THE ONES
SACRIFICING HARD HOURS. STAGE
HOST PUBLIC SERVICE AT A GREAT
COST TO THEMSELVES AND THEIR
FAMILY BECAUSE THEY CARE ABOUT
THE STATE AND THEY CARE ABOUT
THE WORK THEY DO. AND AS OUR
WONDERFUL AUTHOR CORRECTLY NOTED
, OUR STAFF AREN'T LOOKING FOR
SPECIAL TREATMENT. THEY'RE
LOOKING FOR THE SAME DIGNITY AND
RESPECT AFFORDED TO ALL WORKERS
EXPECT WE ASKED FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR CHOLERA AND
ASSEMBLYWOMAN CERVANTES. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE AS A PRODUCT CO
AUTHOR TO ASSEMBLY BILL ONE. I
DO WANT TO THANK OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM INGLEWOOD FOR BRINGING THIS
BILL FORWARD AND LEADING THE
CHARGE COLLEAGUES FOR ME AS A
FORMER EMPLOYEE OF THIS HOUSE
BEFORE BEING ELECTED TO THE
ASSEMBLY IN MY OWN RIGHT. THIS
BILL IS ABOUT A FUNDAMENTAL
ISSUE OF FAIRNESS. ONE OF THE
BASIC TENANTS WE SHARE ON OUR
SIDE OF THE AISLES ABOUT
SUPPORTING THE RIGHTS OF ALL.
WORKERS IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA WHETHER IN THE
PRIVATE SECTOR. OR IN THE PUBLIC
SECTOR TO ORGANIZE AND TO FORM
ENJOYING A UNION. AND THE VAST
MAJORITY OF STAFF IN OUR STATE
GOVERNMENT AND THE EXECUTIVE AND
JUDICIAL BRANCHES ARE UNIONIZED
. THE SAME IS TRUE FOR STAFF AND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. COLLEAGUES
THERE'S NO JUSTIFIABLE REASON TO
DENY OUR OWN EMPLOYEES THAT SAME
RIGHT BUT IN ADDITION TO THAT,
FOUNDATIONAL MATTER OF FAIRNESS,
I HAVE TO BE REAL ABOUT WHY THIS
IS NEEDED NOW IN 2023 IN THE
WAKE OF THE ME TOO. MOVEMENT THE
LEGISLATURE CREATED THE
WORKPLACE CONDUCT UNIT TO
INVESTIGATE SEXUAL HARASSMENT,
RETALIATION DISCRIMINATION
CLAIMS IN THE CAPITAL COMMUNITY.
WE KNOW THAT THE WC YOU IS AN
IMPERFECT SOLUTION. AND THAT THE
PRESS HAS WRITTEN NUMEROUS
STORIES ABOUT THE IMPERFECTIONS
. WE KNOW THAT SEXUAL HARASSMENT
HAS LONG BEEN A PERVASIVE
PROBLEM IN OUR CAPITAL COMMUNITY
, A COMMUNITY THAT HAS LONG BEEN
DOMINATED BY MEN. SEXUAL
HARASSMENT REMAINS AN ISSUE EVEN
AFTER THE CREATION OF THE WC YOU
AND I THINK WE ALL KNOW THAT
THIS ALONE CANNOT BE THE ANSWER.
WE ALSO KNOW THAT WOMEN,
ESPECIALLY WOMEN, OF COLOR OR
SUBJECTED TO SEXUAL HARASSMENT,
DISCRIMINATION AND RETALIATION
AND A MUCH HIGHER RATE THAN MEN.
IN ORDER TO CONFRONT THESE
HARDSHIPS THAT OUR STAFF FACE WE
MUST ADDRESS THE UNDERLINING
CONDITIONS. CAUSING THE PROBLEM.
THESE FACTORS ARE THE LACK OF
ACCESS TO BASIC LABOR RIGHTS,
NOMINAL LEVEL OF JOB SECURITY.
LITTLE PROTECTION FROM
RETALIATION AS AT WILL
EMPLOYEES. THE ABILITY TO
UNIONIZE WILL PROVIDE
LEGISLATIVE STAFF WITH TOOLS TO
FINALLY FACE THESE CHALLENGES ON
A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD. THE
DISCRIMINATION. FACED BY WOMEN
OF COLOR IS MULTIPLIED. AND THE
DISCRIMINATION IS EVEN WORSE FOR
WOMEN OF COLOR, WHO ARE ALSO
PART OF OUR LGBTQ COMMUNITY.
THIS DISCRIMINATION IS NOT JUST
ABOUT HARASSMENT OR RETALIATION
BUT ABOUT PAY WHILE PROMISING
STEPS HAVE BEEN MADE. I DO WANT
TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THERE IS
STILL THERE IS STILL A GAP THAT
WE MUST ADDRESS AND THERE ARE
STILL DISPARITIES THAT WE MUST
TALK ABOUT. WE MUST PROVIDE OUR
STAFF WITH THE FREEDOM TO MAKE
THE CHOICE ABOUT UNIONIZING FOR
THEMSELVES TO THE STAFF. WHO ARE
WATCHING THIS DEBATE IN YOUR
DESK IN THE SWING SPACE. OR THE
LEGISLATIVE OFFICE BUILDING OR
YOUR DISTRICT OFFICES ACROSS THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I WANT TO
SAY THIS. I KNOW MANY OF YOU ARE
SCARED TO COME FORWARD. AND
PUBLICLY SUPPORT THIS BILL TODAY
, BUT UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE
NOT ALONE. YOU HAVE ADVOCATES
STANDING WITH YOU. HERE ON THE
ASSEMBLY FLOOR AND COLLEAGUES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
ON A B ONE. THANK YOU. MR
VANDY'S. AND SOME IBRAHIMI,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I WANT TO THANK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM INGLEWOOD AND I
ALSO RISE AS A PROUD JOINT
AUTHOR OF THIS BILL. I HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY IN COMMITTEE AT THE
CHAIR OF THE HEARING ON THIS
BILL, AND ONE OF THE THINGS I
SAID IN THAT HEARING IS HOW
APPROPRIATE IT IS THAT THIS IS A
B ONE. THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS
BUILDING NOTHING IN THIS
LEGISLATURE. THAT WOULD HAPPEN
WITHOUT OUR STAFF. MANY OF US
WILL WILL HAVE THE PROUD
OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE HERE FOR 12
YEARS. OUR STAFF WILL, IN MANY
CASES OUTLAST US. THEY WERE HERE
BEFORE US. THEY HELPED TO MAKE
SURE THAT DEMOCRACY WORKS FOR
THE PEOPLE THAT WE REPRESENT.
AND SO WHEN I THINK ABOUT THIS
BILL, I THINK ABOUT NOT ONLY
ABOUT ALL OF THE THINGS THAT
HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED ABOUT THE
RESPECT AND THE DIGNITY AND THE
RIGHTS THAT EVERY WORKER SHOULD
HAVE, INCLUDING OUR STAFF, I
THINK ABOUT AS HAS BEEN SAID
THEIR ABILITY TO ASSERT WHEN
THEY FACE HARASSMENT OR
DISCRIMINATION. BUT I ALSO THINK
ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITY THAT WE
HAVE TO OUR CONSTITUENTS. WHEN
OUR STAFF HAVE FAIR PAY. WHEN
THEY HAVE. THE PROTECTIONS IN
THE WORKPLACE WHEN THEY
UNDERSTAND THEIR RIGHTS IN THE
WORKPLACE WHEN THEY'RE ABLE TO
TAKE THE ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF
BREAKS AND VACATIONS AND
EVERYTHING ELSE. DEMOCRACY WILL
WORK BETTER. THE WORK THAT WE DO
HERE WILL BE PERFORMED BETTER
AND BE MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR THE
PEOPLE THAT WE REPRESENT. SO
THIS IS EXCITING FOR OUR STAFF
WHO DESERVE THIS TREMENDOUSLY
FOR EVERYTHING THAT THEY DO, BUT
THIS IS ALSO EXCITING AND A
PROUD DAY FOR THE PEOPLE OF
CALIFORNIA WHO, BECAUSE WE TREAT
THE PEOPLE WHO SERVE THEM. WITH
RESPECT AND DIGNITY THEY'RE
GOING TO GET AND EVEN STRONGER,
MORE RESPONSIVE, MORE EFFECTIVE
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTING THEM. I
COME FROM A GOVERNMENT IN IN SAN
FRANCISCO THAT HAS UNIONIZED
STAFF. ANYONE WHO HAS EXPRESSED
CONCERNS ABOUT WHAT THE NEGATIVE
OUTCOMES OF THAT WILL BE. WE SAW
NONE OF THOSE IN MY EXPERIENCE
WITH OUR STAFF. ONLY POSITIVE
THINGS ONLY MORE RESPECT. ONLY
HIGHER PAY ONLY THE RESPECT THAT
ALL OF OUR STAFF DESERVED WITH
THAT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR HANEY. AND
SOME OF OUR BRIAN, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES.
I RISE ALSO IN SUPPORT AND WANT
TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE
WORD. FOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD
. I WANT TO ALSO THANK ALL THE
PREVIOUS AUTHORS OF THIS
LEGISLATION. I SIT IN A CHAIR
THAT'S APTLY LABELED ON THE
BACKS TOÀN. AND IT'S WHERE MARK
STONE SAT FOR 12 YEARS, THE
PREVIOUS AUTHOR OF THIS
LEGISLATION. THIS HAS BEEN A
LONG FIGHT. FOR OUR STAFF. AND
WE KNOW THAT OUR STAFF ARE THE
LIFEBLOOD OF THIS BUILDING TO
ALL THE STAFF WASHING TO MY
STAFF KNOW THAT YOU ARE SEEING
APPRECIATED, AFFIRMED AND YOU
HAVE THE RIGHT TO COLLECTIVELY
BARGAIN FOR THE BENEFITS, THE
RESPECT TO PAY THE EQUITY THAT
YOU DESERVE. THIS BODY HAS OWED
THAT TO YOU FOR A LONG TIME, AS
WAS MENTIONED BY MY COLLEAGUE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. THERE ARE
MODELS OF THIS AT THE
CONGRESSIONAL LEVEL AT THE
COUNTY SUPERVISORIAL LEVEL AND
ACROSS THE COUNTRY IN CALIFORNIA
. WE HAVE TO LEAD IN THIS HOUSE
. WE HAVE TO LEAD I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BRIAN AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN KOREA
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
JUST ARISE AND STRONG SUPPORT OF
A B ONE AS A PREVIOUS CO AUTHOR
OF THIS POLICY MULTIPLE TIMES,
AND I ALSO WANT TO THANK OUR
PREVIOUS AUTHOR, ASSEMBLYWOMAN
LORENA GONZALEZ, WHO SEE WHO
SAID I KNOW, SIT IN AND ALSO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE HARD WORK OF ALL
OF OUR STAFF. THE MOST IMPORTANT
PIECE THAT WE OFTEN TALK ABOUT
HIS SALARIES. THIS IS AN
INCREDIBLY CHALLENGING AH, WORK
TO DO. AND AS. MORE AND MORE OF
COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE
SACRAMENTO AREA AND ACROSS LOS
ACROSS CALIFORNIA BECOME
INCREDIBLY EXPENSIVE TO LIVE IN.
THE SALARIES OF OUR STAFF IS
SOMETHING THAT WE SHOULD LOOK
INTO A VERY CRITICALLY. AS WELL
AS TO ENSURE THAT IT'S IMPORTANT
THAT STAFF HAS THE RECOGNITION
AND THE RIGHT TO COLLECTIVELY
BARGAIN FOR POSITIONS FOR THEIR
SALARIES FOR THEIR FUTURE AND
FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR STATE, AND
I WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR FROM
INGLEWOOD WHO HAS WHO IS
CARRYING THIS TORCH TO ENSURE
THAT WE'RE MOVING IN A DIRECTION
THAT IS REFLECTIVE. OF THE
PEOPLE OF OUR STATE. AND THE
PEOPLE THAT DO THE WORK TO
REPRESENT THE PEOPLE OF OUR
STATE. SO WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
CARILLO AND A SEVEN MEMBER
ELONIS. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
WANT TO STAND IN STRONG SUPPORT.
AND NOT ONLY SUPPORTING THIS
BILL, BUT AS A CO AUTHOR, VERY
PROUD OF THIS. I WANT TO ECHO
THE COMMENTS MADE BY MY
COLLEAGUE FROM RIPPING. HE TOOK
THE WORDS OUT OF MY MOUTH
LITERALLY. AND ALSO WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE WHO AUTHORED
THIS AND SAT DOWN AND SPOKE WITH
EVERY MADE THIS TRULY BIPARTISAN
ACROSS THE BOARD EVERYWHERE.
EVERYBODY IS ON THIS, SO THANK
YOU FOR DOING THAT. THANK YOU
FOR BRINGING US TOGETHER ON THIS
AND I URGE YOU GUYS I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR ALLEN
EASE AND SOME RADIO PATERSON
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR. SPEAKER
MEMBERS. UH I AM A FORMER
STAFFER IN THIS WONDERFUL
BUILDING AND IT'S AN HONOR TO BE
ABLE TO BE HERE NOW AND BE ON
THE FLOOR AND SPEAK IN SUPPORT
OF THIS MEASURE. I'VE REALLY
ENJOYED CONVERSATIONS WITH THE
AUTHOR. THIS LEGISLATION AND
ALSO REALLY APPRECIATED MY
COLLEAGUES. OPENNESS TO CONSIDER
, UH, SOME THINGS THAT I WAS
CONCERNED ABOUT, AND IT'S BEEN A
REALLY GOOD PROCESS, AND I'VE
I'VE ENJOYED THAT. THE FORMER
STAFFER CAUCUS. UM YOU KNOW, I
WANT TO SAY I'VE BEEN WHEN I WAS
A LEGISLATIVE STAFFER. I WOULD
GO INTO AN OFFICE AND JUST BY
THE SIZE, IT WAS A LITTLE BIT OF
ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM SITUATION
HERE, BUT JUST BY THE SIZE OF
REPUBLICAN BUDGETS WE HAD TO
FIGHT FOR EVERY DOLLAR TO GET
PAID, AND THE REALITY IS WE JUST
COULDN'T MAKE MONEY. YOU KNOW,
AS A REPUBLICAN STAFFER, AND SO
WE WERE GONE. WE HAD TO LEAVE
THE BUILDING AND THEN HOPE YOU
COULDN'T EVEN COME BACK. AND I
KNOW THAT THIS HAS BEEN GOING ON
FOR A VERY LONG TIME AND WHAT I
WANT TO DO IS WHEN I HIRE A
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR, CHIEF OF
STAFF FOR FIELD REP. I WANT THEM
TO STAY HERE. I WANT THEIR
CAREER TO BE IN THE LEGISLATURE.
WE WILL ALL BENEFIT FROM THAT.
BUT I WOULD BE WILLING TO
SUSPECT AND I REALLY WANTED TO
HAVE THESE NUMBERS READY FOR
THIS, BUT, YOU KNOW, I GOT A
LITTLE BUSY. UM IF WE TOOK I'M
VERY FORTUNATE TO HAVE A LOT OF
QUALIFIED PEOPLE WORKING FOR ME
UNDER MARKET BY THE WAY, UM AND
A LOT OF TALENTED WOMEN ON MY
STAFF, AND I WOULD BE WILLING TO
BET THAT IF YOU TOOK MY CHIEF OF
STAFF, MY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR,
MY SCHEDULE ER AND YOU KIND OF
COMPARED AGAINST THEIR MALE
COUNTERPARTS. ON THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE AISLE, THERE WOULD BE A
DISCREPANCY THERE. AND I THINK
WE HAVE TO ADDRESS IN THE ONLY
WAY TO DO THAT. THE ONLY WAY TO
DO THAT IS IF WE HAVE SOMEBODY
ELSE LOOKING AT THAT A UNION
THAT CAN COLLECTIVELY BARGAINED
FOR THAT. AND IT'S THE REALITY.
IT'S SOMETHING THAT'S BEEN GOING
ON FOR A LONG TIME. I KNOW IT'S
THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM, BUT
I'M SUPPORTIVE OF THIS BECAUSE I
WANT PEOPLE TO HAVE THAT
CONVERSATION AND IT CAN'T BE US.
IT CAN'T BE S. IT HAS TO BE A
COLLECTIVELY BARGAIN AND
DISCUSSED BY THE UNION WITH
THAT. I ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR CHAIR
AND MEMBERS AS A PROUD CO AUTHOR
OF THIS BILL IS IMPORTANT DAY.
THIS IS IMPORTANT BILL. WE LOOK
AT WHAT WE'RE GOING TO BE ABLE
TO DO, ASSUMING THIS PASSES IN
TERMS OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
FOR OUR STAFF, NOT JUST FOR
SALARIES, BUT FOR WORKPLACE
CONDITIONS FOR PROTECTIONS FROM
PROTECTIONS AGAINST RETALIATION
. THIS IS VERY SIGNIFICANT. WHAT
I AM HAVE BEEN STRUCK BY DURING
MY ENTIRE TIME. HERE IS THE
PROFESSIONALISM OF THE STAFF.
IT'S NOT JUST BEEN IN MY OFFICE.
I'VE SEEN IT IN ALL MY
COLLEAGUES OFFICES I'VE SEEN ON
THE DIFFICULT BILLS AND THE
QUANTITY OF BILLS THAT WE HAVE
DONE. IF I THINK ALL OF US CAN
SPEAK TO THE LEVEL OF ANALYSIS
THAT OUR OWN STAFFS HAVE DONE
THAT OTHER AUTHORS STAFFS HAVE
DONE WHEN YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ON
COMPLICATED BILLS, HOW THE STAFF
KNOW THEM SO WELL. AH THAT LEVEL
OF KNOWLEDGE, AND THAT HISTORY
THAT'S IN THIS BUILDING IS
SIGNIFICANT. IF YOU LOOK AT
COMMITTEE STAFFS FOR ALL THE
COMMITTEES THAT WE HAVE, UM, WHO
THE LEVEL OF EXPERTISE THAT THEY
HAVE IN THOSE AREAS YOU KNOW, WE
TALK OFTEN ABOUT HOW WE'RE THE
FOURTH OR FIFTH LARGEST ECONOMY
IN THE WORLD. WE TALK ABOUT HOW
WE'RE LEADERS. IN LEGISLATION
ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THAT DOESN'T
HAPPEN WITHOUT THE COLLECTIVE
STAFF THAT WE ENJOY IN THIS
BUILDING. SO I'M VERY PLEASED TO
BE VERY PROUD TO BE A CO AUTHOR
OF THIS VERY PLEASED. UH,
CERTAINLY I THINK THIS SHOUTS
OUT A MESSAGE TO OUR STAFF IN
THIS BUILDING WHAT THEY MEAN TO
US AND THE PROTECTIONS THAT
THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE LONG AFTER
ALL OF US, WHO ARE SITTING HERE
TODAY ARE OUT OF THESE OFFICES.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN.
SPEAKER RENDON. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS MEMBERS
I TO RISE AS A PROUD CO AUTHOR
OF THIS BILL, AND I WANT TO
START BY THANKING THE AUTHOR WHO
CONTACTED ME ABOUT THREE SECONDS
AFTER THIS BILL DIED LAST YEAR.
AND SAID SHE WANTED TO TAKE IT
UP THIS YEAR. IT HAS DONE AN
AMAZING JOB, AMAZING JOB WITH IT
EVER SINCE. THAT BEING SAID, AND
I KNOW SHE'D BE THE FIRST ONE TO
SAY THIS HERSELF. THIS IS NOT
ABOUT HER. IT'S NOT ABOUT THE 80
PEOPLE IN THIS ROOM. IT'S ABOUT
THE PEOPLE WHO WORK HARD EVERY
SINGLE DAY HERE AND IN OUR
DISTRICTS WHO ARE CONSTANTLY YOU
KNOW, HERE BEFORE HERE IN THE
MORNING BEFORE WE GET HERE,
STAYING LATE AT NIGHT TO MAKE
SURE THAT WE'RE ABLE TO DO THE
GOOD WORK THAT WE DO. THOSE
PEOPLE DESERVE A LOT, UH, THE
LEAST OF WHICH IS TO BE TREATED
LIKE ANY OTHER WORKER IN OUR
COUNTRY AND ANY OTHER WORKER IN
OUR STATE. THIS IS A GOOD THIS
GOES A GOOD WAYS TOWARDS GETTING
US THERE. I ASK YOUR I VOTE ON A
B ONE. THANK YOU, SPEAKER
RENDON. AND MS MAKIN, ER YOU MAY
CLOSE. MEMBERS I THANK YOU TODAY
FOR DEBATING THIS BILL FOR
SPEAKING UP ON THIS BILL. ALL I
HOPE WAS WAS SUPPORT, WHICH IS
SO AWESOME. UM THIS IS ABOUT OUR
STAFF. YOU GUYS. THESE ARE ABOUT
THE PEOPLE WHO COME HERE AND
WORK SO HARD FOR US EVERY DAY AS
A STAFFER. I REMEMBER THOSE DAYS
I REMEMBER COMING IN AND
WORKING, HARD WORKING, COMING IN
EARLY AND LEAVING LATE. WORKING
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, WORKING
WEEKENDS WORKING HOLIDAYS, AND
THIS IS JUST SOMETHING THAT OUR
STAFF DESERVES. I JUST WANT TO
TELL YOU, STEPH, WE DO SEE YOU
RE RESPECT YOU AND YOU SEE HOW
YOUR MEMBERS RESPECT YOU. YOU
HEARD IT TODAY, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR KINER. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE
FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES 65 NOS. THREE.
THE BILL PASSES.
WE WILL BE LIFTING THE CALL ON
FILE ITEM. 3 80. 3 80. CLERICAL
POST. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 43 NO 17
TO BILL PASSES. BRING IT BACK
ON. AND MS BURNER IF YOU LIKE WE
CAN GO BACK. SOMETHING EVER
BURNER. IF YOU LIKE. WE CAN GO
BACK TO A B. 14 81. THIS IS ITEM
3 61 CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 14 81 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BURNER AND ACCOLADE OF MEDICAL.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. YES
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS.
MAYBE 14 81 REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES TO DO TWO THINGS ENSURE
THAT A PREGNANT PERSON RECEIVING
COVERAGE UNDER THE PRESUMPTIVE
ELIGIBILITY FOR PREGNANT WOMEN
PROGRAM CONTINUES TO RECEIVE
COVERAGE UNTIL THEIR FULL, FULL
SCOPE. MEDICAL APPLICATION IS
APPROVED OR DENIED. AND TO
UPDATE THE PROGRAM TO BE NAMED
PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY FOR
PREGNANT PEOPLE AS A GENDER,
GENDER NEUTRAL TERM THAT IS MORE
INCLUSIVE OF NON BINARY,
TRANSGENDER AND GENDER
NONCONFORMING CALIFORNIANS.
UNDER CURRENT LAW, THE
PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY FOR
PREGNANT WOMEN PROGRAM PROVIDES
A PREGNANT PERSON WITH A LOW
INCOME IMMEDIATE TEMPORARY
COVERAGE FOR UP TO 60 DAYS WHILE
THEY'RE APPLYING FOR FULL SCOPE.
MEDICAL HOWEVER, IT CAN OFTEN
TAKE LONGER THAN 60 DAYS FOR
MEDICAL APPLICATIONS TO BE
APPROVED TO AVOID A GAP IN
COVERAGE. THE DEPARTMENT CURLY
EXTENDS THE BENEFICIARIES
COVERAGE PENDING THE MEDICAL
DETERMINATION. HOWEVER, THE
ELIGIBILITY POLICY IS NOT
ESTABLISHED IN STATUTE. MAYBE 14
81 WOULD ESTABLISH THIS POLICY
IS THE STATUTORY PROTECTION AND
ENSURE CONTINUOUS ELIGIBILITY
FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO SUBMIT
AN APPLICATION WITHIN THE 60 DAY
TIME PERIOD. IN ADDITION, THE
PROGRAM PROVIDES COVERAGE FOR
ALL PREGNANT PATIENTS WITH LOW
INCOMES, REGARDLESS OF GENDER
IDENTITY, THE CURRENT NAME CAN
SEEM ALIENATING TO NON BINARY,
TRANSGENDER AND GENDER
NONCONFORMING PREGNANT PEOPLE
AND DOES NOT ACCURATELY REFLECT
INCLUSIVE OF THE PROGRAM. MAYBE
14 81 IS BASED ON THE ONE OF THE
FUTURE OF ABORTION COUNCIL'S
RECOMMENDATION. THE BILL IS ALSO
WOMEN'S LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS
PRIORITY BILL. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SOMEONE SOMEONE BURNER AND SEE
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES EYES. 55
KNOWS ONE. THE BILL PASSES NEXT
BY MR LEE. THIS IS FILED ITEM 3
64 14 90 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 90 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE HOUSING
EARLY. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 14 90, WHICH
WILL ENCOURAGE ADAPTIVE RE USE
AFFORDABLE HOUSING BY PROVIDING
INCENTIVES, SUCH AS PROVIDING AN
EXPEDITED REVIEW PROCESS WHILE
RESPECTING LOCAL CONTROL.
ADAPTIVE REUSES WHEN WE
REPURPOSE AN EXISTING BUILDING
TO CREATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING, AS
THE GOVERNOR DID WITH PROJECT
ROOM KEY, MAYBE 14 90 WILL MOVE
BERRIES TO THESE PROJECTS BY
ENSURING THEY'RE ELIGIBLE FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUNDING AND
DON'T GET STUCK IN THE
ENTITLEMENT PROCESS FOR YEARS,
ADAPTIVE REUSES FASTER AND LESS
EXPENSIVE THAN BUILDING A NEW
HOUSING FROM SCRATCH WILL HELP
ADDRESS THE HOUSING CRISIS
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR LEE AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 57
NOSE TO THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
WE ARE MOVING FORWARD AND FILE
TO FILE ITEM. 4 30, THIS IS A B
38 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 38 BY ASSUMING WE BELIEVE
AN ACCOLADE AND STATE GOVERNMENT
MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT AMY 38
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT AT NIGHT, ALLEN
HAS INCREASED TO UNPRECEDENTED
LEVELS GLOBALLY AND IN
CALIFORNIA. THIS HAS RESULTED IN
DISRUPTION TO COCODY IN RHYTHMS
AND PLANTS AND ANIMALS, WHICH
HARMS OUR ECOSYSTEMS. AT LEAST
19 STATES, THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA AND PUERTO RICO, HAVE
LAWS IN PLACE TO REDUCE LIGHT
POLLUTION, INCLUDING LIMITING
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT AT NIGHT. ALL
ADDRESS SIMILAR CONCERNS CENTRAL
THIS BILL PROTECTING HUMANS,
ECOSYSTEMS AND OTHER WILDLIFE
FROM HAZARDS CAUSED BY EXCESSIVE
NIGHT LIGHTING. MAYBE 38 WILL
REQUIRE OUTDOOR LIGHTING
FIXTURES ON STATE BUILDINGS AND
STRUCTURES TO HAVE AN EXTERNAL
SHIELD TO DIRECT LIGHT TO WHERE
IT IS NEEDED OR BE EQUIPPED WITH
SOME TYPE OF SHUT OFF OR DIMMING
MECHANISM. THIS SENSIBLE REFORM
PROMOTES SAFETY FOR MIGRATORY
BIRDS, ECOSYSTEM AND PEOPLE
RESPECTFULLY ASK DR Ó. THANK
YOU, MR LEE AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL KIRK WILL OPEN THE DOOR.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THERE WAS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE THE ROYAL
TALLY. THE VOTES I WAS 54 NOSE
TO THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 4 31. MAYBE 39
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
39 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER GRAYSON
AND ACCOLADE IN THE FINANCIAL
REGULATION. GRAYSON, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. A B 39 WILL
HELP CREATE A SAFER, MORE
SUSTAINABLE CRYPTOCURRENCY
MARKET FOR CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS
AND BUSINESSES AS CHAIR OF THE
ASSEMBLY BANKING COMMITTEE. ONE
OF MY PRIORITIES HAS BEEN TO
RAIN AND BAD ACTORS AND THE
CRYPTO INDUSTRY. CALIFORNIA
CONSUMERS, THEY FACE SIGNIFICANT
RISK IN THE CRYPTO MARKET. AND
OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS, THERE
HAVE BEEN COUNTLESS STORIES OF
FRAUD, INSIDER TRADING SCAMS AND
HACKS. A B 39 WILL GIVE THE FBI
THE TOOLS IT NEEDS TO PROMOTE
RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION WHILE
PROTECTING CALIFORNIANS. THIS
BILL CREATES A LICENSING PROGRAM
LIKE THE KIND OF PROGRAM WE SEE
IN OTHER AREAS IN FINANCIAL
SERVICES AND ESTABLISHES CLEAR
AND REASONABLE RULES FOR
COMPANIES OPERATING IN
CALIFORNIA. WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON AND SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 59 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED NEXT BY MR
RODRIGUEZ. THIS IS FILE ITEM 4
32 80 40 CLERK WILL READ. OR
SOME PEOPLE, 40 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE EMERGENCY
SERVICES BECAUSE YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 40, WHICH TAKES
SEVERAL STEPS TO REDUCE
AMBULANCE. PATIENT OFFLOAD
DELAYS TO ENSURE AMBULANCES ARE
AVAILABLE TO RESPOND TO 911
CALLS FOR MURDER EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES. RECENT
AMENDMENTS HAVE REMOVED
OPPOSITION FROM THE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA HEALTHCARE
DISTRICTS AND EMERGENCY NURSES
ASSOCIATION. AS SOMEONE WHO
SPENT OVER 30 YEARS WORKING AS A
FIRST RESPONDER IN THE EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES SYSTEM. I'M ALL
TOO FAMILIAR WITH WALL TIMES
EXCESSIVE WAR TIMES HAVE BEEN A
PROBLEM FOR DECADES, AND I
PERSONALLY WAITED FOR OVER 12
HOURS IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
TO TRANSFER PATIENT TO HOSPITAL
STAFF, ACCORDING TO A 2020
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE
AUTHORITY REPORT. EACH YEAR,
ROUGHLY 70,000 CALIFORNIANS WAIT
OVER AN HOUR ON THE AMBULANCE
GURNEY ONCE THEY ARRIVE AT A
HOSPITAL. NOT ONLY DO ALL TIMES
RESULTS IN UNTIMELY CARE FOR
PATIENTS EXPERIENCE IN EMERGENCY
, BUT IT ALSO PREVENTS E. M. T S
AND PARAMEDICS FROM RESPONDING
TO OTHER 911 EMERGENCIES. LASTLY
THIS BUILDING REQUIRE HOSPITALS
TO DEVELOP AN A POD REDUCTION
PROTOCOL AND FOLLOW THE PROTOCOL
WITH IMSA HOSPITALS WOULD BE
REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT IN A PART
TIME REDUCTION. PARKER AFTER A
PART TIME STANDARD WAS EXCEEDED
IN THE PREVIOUS MONTHS. OUR
COMMUNITY EXPECT AND DESERVE
IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY TRANSPORT
AND CARE AT A HOSPITAL READY TO
RECEIVE. FOR TREATMENT WHEN THEY
CALL 911 I RESPECT HE ASKED FOR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RODRIGUEZ
. AND SEEING NEW MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES
AS 58 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT BY SOME MEMBER WOULD THIS
IS FILE AND 4 34 HB 50 CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 50 BIAS
LET ME REMEMBER WOOD AND OTHERS
AN APPLE IN THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS, SEVERE
ELECTRIC ENERGY IZATION DELAYS
HAVE BECOME THE EVERYDAY REALITY
OF UTILITY CUSTOMERS IN
CALIFORNIA. CUSTOMERS SEEKING
ELECTRICITY FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS
OR FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING
CONNECTIONS ARE EXPERIENCING
HUGE SPIKES AND THEIR WAIT TIMES
FOR INTERCONNECTIVITY. AND
HUMBLE COUNTY IN MY DISTRICT,
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES LEARNED
LAST FALL THAT SOME CUSTOMERS
WILL BE WAITING FOR YEARS FOR
INTERCONNECTION. WE THOUGHT IT
WAS A NICE, ELATED ISSUE UNTIL
WE STARTED DOING RESEARCH AND
FOUND OUT IT'S NOT. THIS IS
TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE. WE'RE
FAILING BUSINESSES, HOUSING
DEVELOPERS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND
INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTS AND MORE.
MAYBE A 50 IS ABOUT GETTING REAL
ABOUT THIS PROBLEM AND PROVIDING
REAL SOLUTIONS. IT DOES TWO
CRITICAL THINGS. FIRST. IT
REQUIRES THE CPUC THROUGH THE
REGULATORY PROCESS TO DETERMINE
ENERGY IZATION TIMELINES AND
GUIDELINES FOR UTILITIES. BEFORE
THE REGULATORY PROCESS BECAUSE
COMPLETE BECAUSE THIS CAN TAKE
YEARS. THIS BILL SETS ITS OWN
TIMELINES FOR ENERGY IZATION 30
DAYS FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING
CONNECTIONS AND 90 DAYS FOR NEW
CONNECTIONS. SECOND MAYBE 50
REQUIRES A UTILITIES TO EVALUATE
AND UPDATE THEIR DISTRIBUTION
PROCESSES AND MEET REGULARLY
WITH COUNTY GOVERNMENT. CITY
GOVERNMENTS TO DISCUSS THE
STATUS OF ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL
CAPACITY. THIS BILL IS SUPPORTED
BY UNIQUE COALITION OF RATEPAYER
ADVOCATES, BUSINESS OWNERS,
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, HOUSING
DEVELOPERS, CLIMATE CHANGE,
CHAMPIONS, LABOR AND MORE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR WOULD
AND SOME MEMBER JIM PATTERSON,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
YEAH THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
RISE IN STRONG SUPPORT. AS I
MENTIONED IN SOME OVERSIGHT
HEARINGS THAT WE HAD TOGETHER.
FRESNO HAS BEEN UNIQUELY HURT BY
WHAT HAS NOT TAKEN PLACE.
ALRIGHT I WAS THE MAYOR OF
FRESNO FOR EIGHT YEARS. THERE
ARE SOME WONDERFUL THINGS
HAPPENING IN FRESNO. ARZU IS
EXPLODING. OUR INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT IS GROWING LEAPS, LEAPS
AND BOUNDS. NOW WE'VE GOT LOTS
OF NEW THINGS GOING ON. UH AND
WE CAN'T GET ENERGIZED. I MEAN,
WE HAVE WONDERFUL NEW CAMPUSES
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. FROM THIS
FROM OUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SYSTEM IN CLOVIS AND ALSO IN, UH
IN WEST FRESNO. THOSE WERE
DELAYED HUNDREDS OF HOMES. IN
JEOPARDY OF FALLING OUT OF
ESCROW BECAUSE THEY CAN'T GET
ENERGIZED. AND SO I APPLAUD THE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S. FOR PUTTING
THE BILL TOGETHER. WE NEED TO
ALSO, I THINK, HOLD THE
UTILITIES ACCOUNTABLE FOR. ONE
OF THEIR FUNDAMENTAL
RESPONSIBILITIES OF BEING
ORGANIZED AND IN BUSINESS. TURN
ON THE LIGHTS. AND WE'VE GOT TO
STAND FIRM ON THIS. UH AND I
LOOK, WE UNDERSTAND THAT THERE
ARE COMPLEXITIES IN ALL OF THIS.
AND BUT UH, THIS IS A REALLY
GOOD START, AND IT DOES SET
STANDARDS AND I THINK IT IS
GOING TO, UH MOVE THE UTILITIES
ALONG HOPEFULLY A LITTLE FASTER
SO THAT WE CAN SEE THESE
PROJECTS ENERGIZED, NOT SITTING
THERE IN THE DARK. I ASKED FOR
YOUR STRONG SUPPORT. THANK YOU,
MR PATTERSON. AND SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS. EXCUSE ME. SOME
MEMBER GARCIA RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
JUST WANT TO COMMEND THE AUTHOR
OF THE BILL FOR PUTTING THIS
MEASURE FORWARD. WE OFTEN HEAR
THAT WE ARE PRESENTING COMMON
SENSE BILLS ON THIS FLOOR. THIS
ONE IS AND IT'S GOING TO HELP US
ADDRESS THE RELIABILITY ISSUES
AS WELL AS THE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH. OF
REGIONS UP AND DOWN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. I'VE HEARD SO MUCH
ABOUT FRESNO ZOO THAT I WANT TO
GO SEE THE ZOO NOW AND ALL OF
THE ACTIVITIES HAPPENING IN
FRESNO. UNTIL WITH THAT. I JUST
WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE
AUTHOR FOR REMAINING ENGAGED ON
THIS ISSUE AND RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GARCIA. AND SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED
ON THIS BILL. DOCTOR WOULD
ANYTHING FURTHER TO CLOSE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. VERY GOOD CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES EYES 49 KNOWS THE BILL IS
PASSED. PASTOR RETAIN ON FILE
AND 4 35. THIS IS FILE ITEM 4 36
80 63 CLERK WILL READ. SOMEBODY
THOSE 63 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CERVANTES AND ACCOLADE TO
ELECTIONS TO ME OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS FOR ALLOWING ME TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 63 AS WE
ARE ALL WELL AWARE OVER THE PAST
THREE ELECTION CYCLES,
CONGRESSIONAL RACES IN
CALIFORNIA HAVE BEEN PIVOTAL IN
DETERMINING CONTROL OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. THIS HAS LED
TO MUCH NATIONAL ATTENTION BEING
PAID TO OUR ELECTIONS AND HAS
MADE MANY OBSERVERS OUTSIDE OF
CALIFORNIA. ASKED WHY SOME OF
OUR COUNTIES DO NOT PROVIDE
REGULAR ELECTION RESULTS.
UPDATES. THIS BILL WILL SOLVE
THIS ISSUE BY REQUIRING COUNTY
REGISTRARS TO PROVIDE THE PUBLIC
WITH UPDATED ELECTION RESULTS AT
LEAST TWICE PER WEEK. THESE
UPDATES WOULD ALSO INCLUDE THE
NUMBER AND TYPE OF BALLOTS LEFT
TO BE COUNTED. THIS WILL HELP
IMPROVE TRANSPARENCY DURING THE
CANVASS OF THE RESULTS. PROVIDE
PUBLIC TRUST AND FAITH IN THE
INTEGRITY OF OUR ELECTION
SYSTEMS. BUT THIS BILL WILL ALSO
REQUIRE THE SECRETARY OF STATE
TO NOTIFY THE RELEVANT HOUSE OF
THE LEGISLATURE IF ANY WINNING
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE HAS NOT
BEEN CONTINUOUSLY REGISTERED IN
THE DISTRICT THEY RAN TO
REPRESENT, AS AFTER FILING AS A
CANDIDATE. THIS WILL ALLOW EACH
HOUSE OF THE LEGISLATURE TO
PROPERLY EXERCISE ITS
CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY TO JUDGE THE
QUALIFICATIONS OF ITS MEMBERS.
AND, IF NECESSARY, ACT
ACCORDINGLY. THANK YOU.
COLLEAGUES ARE RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AN EYEBALL ON A B 63.
THANK YOU, MR MONTI'S AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL CLARK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. I WILL.
CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES
AS 55 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEBER'S. I AM 4
38 80 85 REQUIERAN. OR SOMEBODY.
BILL? 85 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
WEBER AND ACTUALLY IN THE HEALTH
AND OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT A
B 85, WHICH WILL REQUIRE HEALTH
PLANS AND INSURERS TO INCLUDE
COVERAGE FOR SOCIAL DETERMINANTS
OF HEALTH SCREENING AND ACCESS
TO COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS,
INCLUDING MEDICAL BENEFICIARY.
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH IS
COMMONLY DEFINED AS THE
CONDITION IN WHICH PEOPLE ARE
BORN. GROW WORK, LIVE AGE AND
DIE IN WHICH A WIDER SET OF
FORCES AND SYSTEM SHAPES THE
CONDITIONS OF DAILY LIFE AFFECT
HEALTH FUNCTIONS, QUALITY OF
LIFE OUTCOMES AND RISK. THE
DETERMINANTS ARE THINGS ARE SAFE
HOUSING, EDUCATION, FOOD, ACCESS
, TRANSPORTATION AND ECONOMIC
STABILITY, TO NAME A FEW. THESE
SCREENINGS ARE CRITICAL TO
DEVELOP AN APPROPRIATE TREATMENT
PLAN THAT IS BEST FOR OUR
PATIENTS INTERVENING EARLY WITH
PREVENTATIVE MEASURES CAN HELP
US REACH EQUITY, OPTIMAL HEALTH
OUTCOMES AND REDUCE HEALTH
DISPARITIES. THIS BILL HAS HAD
TREMENDOUS SUPPORT FROM THE
HEALTH CARE FIELD AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON A B 85. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
, DR WEBBER AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES IS 41 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
ROUTINE ON FILE ITEM 4 39
BRINGING US TO MR MURATSUCHI.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 4 40. MAYBE 2
47 CLERK WILL READ THE BILL TO
47 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
MURATSUCHI AND OTHER SCENARIOS
RELATING TO EDUCATION FINANCED
BY PREVAILING THE FUNDS
NECESSARY, THEREFORE, THROUGH AN
ELECTION FOR THE INSTRUMENTS AND
SELL THE BONDS OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AND THE HANDLING AND
DISPOSITION OF THOSE FUNDS. AND
SELLING MURATSUCHI. YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
. I AM PROUD TO PRESENT ALONG
WITH JOINT AUTHORS, MY COLLEAGUE
FROM MONTEREY PARK AS WELL AS MY
COLLEAGUE FROM SEASON CITY WHO
MAY BE OFF THE FLOOR NOW, BUT
MAYBE 247 IS THE TRANSITIONAL
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH COMMUNITY
COLLEGE SCHOOL FACILITIES BOND
ACT. WE NEED TO INVEST IN OUR
CHILDREN AND OUR FUTURE
WORKFORCE. THEIR NEEDS ARE GREAT
. WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT
WE'RE PROVIDING SAFE SCHOOLS FOR
ALL WHILE MEETING 21ST CENTURY
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS THE DEPARTMENT
OF EDUCATION ESTIMATES THAT
ALMOST A THIRD OF ALL OF OUR
CLASSROOMS IN THE STATE ARE OVER
AT LEAST OVER 50 YEARS OLD WITH
UP TO 10% BEING OVER 70 YEARS
OLD. WE HAVE CRITICAL FACILITY
NEEDS AS WE ROLL OUT OUR GOAL.
OUR ASPIRATION FOR UNIVERSAL
TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN AS WE
DEAL WITH THE REALITIES OF
CLIMATE CHANGE, WHETHER IT'S
FLOOD RISK OR EXTREME HEAT AS
WELL AS UNIVERSAL, HIGH SPEED
INTERNET FOR ALL SCHOOLS, ALL
CLASSROOMS, LEAD ABATEMENT AND
MANY, MANY OTHER ISSUES. WE HAVE
NOT PASSED A STATE SCHOOL BOND
IN SEVEN YEARS, AND ALL STATE
SCHOOL BOND FUNDS HAVE ALREADY
BEEN ALLOCATED AND ACCOUNTED FOR
THE SPILL HAS NO OPPOSITION
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. NO NO VOTES.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOU, I
VOTE THANK YOU, MR MERRITT SOUCI
AND SOME MEMBER FOLLOWING YOUR
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU SO MUCH. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR
SPEAKERS AND MEMBERS AND PROUD
TO JOIN MY COLLEAGUES FROM
TORRANCE AND SOUTH BAY. MY
COLLEAGUE FROM SUSAN CITY TO
JOIN AUTHOR ASSEMBLY BILL 247.
AS A TRUSTEE FOR THE LOS ANGELES
COMMITTEE COLLEGE DISTRICT, BUT
IN FIRST CLASS FACILITIES FOR
OUR STUDENTS AND STAFF WAS
ALWAYS A PRIORITY FOR ME. THE
CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE COLLEGE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE HAS
ESTIMATED $20 BILLION NEED OVER
THE NEXT FEW YEARS. WE KNOW THAT
THIS IS NOT SURPRISING, SINCE
COMMUNITY COLLEGES HAVE THE MOST
NUMBER OF CAMPUSES IN OUR STATE
AND SERVE THE NOTES MOST NUMBER
OF STUDENTS IN OUR STATE.
INCLUDING NEARLY 2 MILLION
STUDENTS IN OUR COMMITTEE
COLLEGE SYSTEM, BUT BEFORE
STUDENTS ENTER OUR HIGHER
EDUCATION SYSTEMS WE NEED TO
ENSURE THAT ARCTIC K THROUGH 12
GRADE FACILITIES ARE SAFE,
UPGRADED AND CONDUCIVE FOR
LEARNING. THIS BOND WILL HAVE A
LOT TO OFFER FOR OUR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICTS AND OUR SCHOOL
DISTRICTS AND ALSO LIKE TO
HIGHLIGHT FUNDS FOR COMMITTEE
CALLED ME. FOR CAREER TECHNICAL
EDUCATION FACILITIES AS WELL.
CITY WILL HELP US PREPARE OUR
STUDENTS FOR THE JOBS OF
TOMORROW. AND TO CONTINUE
WORKFORCE PATHWAYS THAT ARE
LOCAL COMMUNITY COLLEGES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR PONG
AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN WILSON. YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. GOOD
AFTERNOON MEMBERS. I RISE IN
SUPPORT AS A JOINT AUTHOR OF A B
247. I WILL NOT DISCUSS IT IN
TOO MUCH DETAIL, AS MY
COLLEAGUES FROM TORRANCE AND
ALHAMBRA HAVE DONE THE SAME, BUT
IT IS DESIRE. IT IS MY DESIRE,
UM TO ENSURE THAT WE UNDERSTAND
WE MUST CONTINUE TO PROVIDE
FUNDING FOR THIS CRITICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE THAT HAS AN
IMPACT ON FACILITIES WHERE WE
SEND OUR FUTURE GENERATION FOR
DAILY INSTRUCTION. ALMOST AS
IMPORTANT WE NEED TO ENSURE THAT
WE'RE RELIEVING AS MUCH COST
PRESSURE ON OUR HOUSING SECTOR
AS POSSIBLE. WITHOUT BOND OR
BUDGET INVESTMENTS INTO OUR
SCHOOL FACILITIES. THE COST
TYPICALLY LAND ON NEW
DEVELOPMENTS AND NEW HOME
PURCHASES, WHICH FURTHER
EXACERBATES THE COST OF HOUSING
AND AN ALREADY EXPENSIVE MARKET.
THIS DISCUSSION IS ALSO
INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT, GIVEN OUR
BUDGET SITUATION HERE IN
CALIFORNIA AND TALKS OF A
LOOMING RECESSION, WHILE IT'S
IMPORTANT TO ENSURE WE ARE
SPENDING OUR MONEY WISELY DURING
THIS TIME, IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT.
WE CONTINUE TO INVEST IN OUR
SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL
INFRASTRUCTURE BECAUSE IT IS
VITAL TO OUR STATE'S ECONOMIC
FUTURE. IT WOULD ALWAYS BE
CHEAPER TO BUILD TODAY RATHER
THAN TOMORROW AND MAKING
INVESTMENTS INTO OUR EDUCATION
SYSTEM IS CRUCIAL TO ENSURE WE
ARE LIFTING UP THE NEXT
GENERATION TO BE READY FOR
TOMORROW'S ECONOMY. ESPECIALLY
IMPORTANT WHEN IT COMES TO
INEQUITY AMONG STUDENTS AND
PARTICULARLY DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES. THERE ARE STILL NOT
SEEING THE INVESTMENT THEY
DESERVE WITH THAT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS WILSON. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL. MR
RESEARCHING ANYTHING FURTHER TO
CLOSE VERY WELL. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. REQUIRES 54.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CIRCLE CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. ICE 56 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED.
NEXT WE'LL TAKE IT, MISS
PELLERIN, THIS IS FOUL ITEM. 4
46 80 TO 92 CLERK WARREN. SOME
PEOPLE TO 92 BY SOMEBODY
PROPELLER AND ACCOLADE INTO
ELECTIONS. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER,
REMEMBERS VOTERS WHO REGISTERED
TO VOTE WITH OUTSTANDING A
POLITICAL PARTY AS THEY ARE
KNOWN AS NO PARTY PREFERENCE, OR
NPP VOTERS. MANY NO PARTY
PREFERENCE VOTERS DO NOT REALIZE
THAT UNLESS EVERY QUEST A PERSON
BALLOT THEY WILL RECEIVE A
BALLOT WITHOUT THE OPTION TO
VOTE FOR THE OPPOSITE PRESIDENT
DURING A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY.
AND AS CALIFORNIA MALES BALANCE
TO EVERY SINGLE VOTER COUNTY
ELECTIONS, OFFICIALS ARE
OBSERVING THAT MANY VOTERS ARE
WAITING TILL ELECTION DAY TO
OPEN THAT BALLAD, AND THEN THEY
REALIZE THAT THEY DO NOT HAVE
THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT ON THEIR
BALLOT. SO A B 292 PROVIDES AN
ALTERNATIVE. IT REQUIRES THAT
THE NPP BALLOT INFORMED THE
VOTER THAT THEY MAY REQUEST A
REMOTE, ACCESSIBLE VOTE BY MAIL
BALLOT, WHICH ALLOWS THE VOTER
TO DOWNLOAD THE CORRECT BALLOT
THEY REQUESTED, VOTED AND RETURN
IT TO BE COUNTED. A B 292
ENSURES THAT MPB VOTERS CAN
CROSSOVER VOTE EVEN IF THEY
CANNOT GO IN PERSON TO A VOTING
LOCATION OR TO THEIR COUNTY
ELECTIONS OFFICE TO PICK UP THE
PARTISAN BALLOT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
PELLERIN AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES EYES 48 NOS 11. THE BILLS
PASSED. THE BERRIES. NEXT MOVE
FORWARD TO ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S UBER
THIS IS FILE ITEM FOR 57. MAYBE
3 69 CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 3 69 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
OF VERNACULAR INTO FOSTER CARE.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS TODAY
I'M PROUD TO PRESENT A B 3 69
AND THANK OUR SPONSORS. CHILDREN
NOW CALIFORNIA COALITION FOR
YOUTH AND ALLIANCE FOR
CHILDREN'S RIGHTS FOR ENTRUSTING
ME WITH THIS LEGISLATION. THIS
BILL UPDATES CALIFORNIA'S
INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM,
WHICH PROVIDES CRITICAL SUPPORT
SERVICES FOR FORMER FOSTER USE
AFTER THEY AGE OUT OF CARE AT
THE AGE OF 18. IT ALLOWS
COUNTIES TO OPT INTO PROVIDING
PROGRAMS SERVICES UNTIL YOUTH
REACH THE AGE OF 23 BETTER
EQUIPPING THEM TO NAVIGATE
ADULTHOOD. AFTER EXITING THE
SAFETY NET. THIS BILL IS ABOUT
EQUITY ABOUT INCREASING HOUSING
, STABILITY AND WELL BEING, FOR
ALL CALIFORNIANS AND ABOUT OUR
DUTY AS A LEGISLATOR. TO UP DO
TO UPLIFT THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN IN
CALIFORNIA'S CARE. I ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE TODAY. THANK YOU, MR
ZUBER AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY. THE VOTE SIZE 54 KNOWS
ONE. THE BILL IS PASSED. WE'RE
GOING TO GO AND TAKE MR
CONNOLLY. THIS WAS. FILE ADAM 4
50 TO 83 19 CLERK WILL READ.
SOME PEOPLE 3 19 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY AN
ACCOLADE THE MOBILE HOMES
SUPPORT SUPPORT, MR CONNELLY.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I
RISE TODAY TO PRESENT A B 3 19,
WHICH COULD ADVISE IMPORTANT
CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES
FOR MOBILE HOME INSPECTORS AS
DRAMATIC AS RECOMMENDED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR. IN
2020, THE STATE AUDITOR RELEASED
A REPORT ON THE DEPARTMENT OF
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT OR H C D, FINDING
THAT THEY ARE NOT TAKEN ADEQUATE
STEPS TO DETERMINE WHETHER
MOBILE HOME INSPECTORS HAD
POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
RELATED TO THE PARKS. THEY WERE
RESPONSIBLE FOR INSPECTING. THE
REPORT ALSO FOUND THE DEPARTMENT
HAD NOT PROPERLY REPORTED
CERTAIN COMPLAINTS OF INSPECTOR
MISCONDUCT. A B 3 19 REQUIRES
HDD TO ADOPT STRENGTHENED
CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES
FOR MOBILE HOME PARK INSPECTORS
ESTABLISHED A BETTER SYSTEM TO
PROCESS COMPLAINTS AND EXTENDS
THE SUNSET ON THE MOBILE HOME
PARK INSPECTION PROGRAM BY ONE
YEAR TO ENSURE INSPECTORS ARE
ALLOWED TO CONTINUE TO PERFORM
HEALTH AND SAFETY CHECKS. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IBO.
THANK YOU, MR CONNELLY. SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THE BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 58 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT FILE ITEM. 4
58 83 72 CLERK, MAUREEN.
ASSEMBLY BILL 3 72 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S STEPHANIE WHEN
OPERATING THE COW WORKS WHEN YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL, THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. THIS
BILL WILL ALLOW WOMEN WITH SMALL
CHILDREN WHO CURRENTLY FALL OFF
THE ELIGIBILITY LIST WHEN THEY
ARE IN A PRE APPRENTICESHIP
PROGRAMS TO BE ABLE TO CONTINUE
THAT SUPPORT. THERE IS ZERO
OPPOSITION AND BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR WHEN
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE
ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES IS 57. NO
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED BACK TO
MR ZEBRA. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 4
59 83 83 CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 3 83 BIS, SOMEBODY
MEMBERS OF HER AN ACCOLADE
TEACHER, CONVENTIONALLY VERY YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE
TO TODAY TO PROUDLY PRESENT A B
3 83, WHICH IS SPONSORED BY THE
CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF
TEACHERS AND SUPPORTED BY THE
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION, ASKED TO BE
CALIFORNIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
AND THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY
OFFICE OF EDUCATION. A B 3 83
WILL REDUCE CALIFORNIA'S
TEACHERS SHORTAGE BY IMPROVING
THE EXISTING CLASSIFIED SCHOOL
EMPLOYEE TEACHER CREDENTIALING
PROGRAM. THE PIPELINE THAT
CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR
VALUED CLASSIFIED STAFF WHO WANT
TO MOVE INTO FULLY CREDENTIALED
TEACHING ROLES. THIS BILL ALLOWS
TRAINEES TO USE PROGRAM FUNDS TO
COVER LIVING EXPENSES AND
ENHANCES THEIR ABILITY TO TAKE A
LEAVE OF ABSENCE AND HAVE THEIR
LIVING EXPENSES COVERED. SO THAT
THEY CAN ACCOMPLISH THEIR
TRAINING AND SUCCEED WITH
CALIFORNIA FACING A SEVERE
TEACHER SHORTAGE, IT IS CRITICAL
TO ENSURE THAT THIS CREDENTIAL
PROGRAM WORKS OPTIMALLY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
TODAY. THANK YOU, MR ZABAR.
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THE BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. YEAH, THERE'S VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES AS 57
NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED NEXT
BACK TO MR CONNELLY. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 4 60. THEN WE HAVE A
FEW 4 16 FILE ITEM A EVERY THREE
EATING CLERK WILL READ. SOME
PEOPLE 3 88 BY SOMEBODY.
CONNOLLY, AN ACCOLADE AND FOREST
RESOURCES. AND MR CONNELLY MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. CATASTROPHIC WILDFIRES
HAVE INCREASED IN FREQUENCY AND
SEVERITY OVER THE LAST DECADE
AND CONTINUE CONTINUE TO BE ONE
OF CALIFORNIA'S GREATEST THREATS
TO PUT LOSS OF HUMAN LIFE,
PROPERTY AND ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION
. THIS BODY IS SPEARHEADED
NUMEROUS EFFORTS TO DECREASE OUR
WILDFIRE RISK 83 88 WOULD BUILD
UPON THESE EFFORTS BY REQUIRING
THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION.
TO DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR
FUNDING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
THE REGIONAL WILDFIRE RESILIENCE
PLANS AND TO ESTABLISH REGIONAL
INVESTMENT STRATEGIES THAT
SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION. THE BILL
HAS RECEIVED NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN EYE
BOAT. THANK YOU, MR CONNELLY.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THE BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ALL THOSE VOTES. THE
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES I 60 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT AGAIN BY MR
CONNELLY. THIS IS A B 404. FILE
ITEM. 4 62 CLERK WILL READ SOME
PEOPLE 404 BIAS SOMEBODY,
CONNOLLY AND ACTUALLY THE FOOD
AND AGRICULTURE AND MR CONNELLY
, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. ORGANIC
IS A UNIQUE FOOD LABEL BACKED BY
FEDERAL LAW THAT ENSURES FOOD IS
GROWN USING ECOLOGICAL METHODS.
ORGANIC FARMERS REPORT TO USDA
CDF, A AND IF THEY PROCESS FOOD
CD PH ON THEIR BUSINESSES, THESE
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ARE
DUPLICATIVE AND PLACE A BURDEN
ON INDIVIDUAL BUSINESSES RATHER
THAN ON BETTER COORDINATION
ACROSS STATE AND FEDERAL
AGENCIES. 84 OR FOUR REQUIRES
CDF A TO EVALUATE THE REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS. ORGANIC FARMERS
FACE ACROSS HIS VARIOUS AGENCIES
AND WHAT'S THEN REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
REDUCING DUPLICATIVE REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CONNELLY. AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE
VOTES. I 60 KNOWS ONE. THE BILL
IS PASSED. AGAIN MR CONNOLLY,
THIS IS A B 405. FILE ITEM. 4 63
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BROKE
405 BIAS SOMEBODY RIVER CONNOLLY
AND OTHERS NATURALLY. ORGANIC
PRODUCTS. CONNOLLY YOU, MEGAN,
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AGAIN LAST YEAR, THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH REQUESTED $20.1 MILLION
TO MODERNIZE PUBLIC HEALTH
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INFRASTRUCTURE. AND SYSTEMS FOR
21ST CENTURY PUBLIC HEALTH
SYSTEMS. THESE FUNDS SHOULD
SUPPORT CD PH. IMPLEMENTING A B
FOUR OR FIVE IN ADDITION TO
OBTAINING ORGANIC CERTIFICATION
UNDER USDA, ORGANIC FOOD
MANUFACTURERS ARE REQUIRED TO
REGISTER THROUGH A PAPER BASED
SYSTEM WITH CED PH EVERY YEAR.
THESE BUSINESSES MUST MAIL FORMS
AND CHECKS TO SEE DPH PROCESS
THAT IT'S TIME CONSUMING,
INACCESSIBLE AND SUSCEPTIBLE TO
LOST DOCUMENTS. CD PH IS
OUTDATED REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
NEGATIVELY IMPACT ORGANIC FOOD
MANUFACTURERS BOTTOM LINE
LIMITING CALIFORNIA'S ABILITY TO
KEEP UP WITH CONSUMER DEMAND FOR
ORGANIC PRODUCTS. 84 05
ESTABLISHES A DEADLINE BUT BY
WHICH HE D PH. WE'RE CREATING
ONLINE REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT
SYSTEM. THIS WILL MAKE IT EASIER
FOR SMALL ORGANIC BUSINESSES TO
COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION, POWER
SAYS AND MAKE THEIR PAYMENTS AS
OPPOSED TO RELYING SOLELY ON A
PAPER BASED SYSTEM. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR CONNELLY. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THANK
YOU. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES 61 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT MISS REYES, THIS IS
FILE ITEM 4 64 BEFORE 14 CLERK
WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 4 14 BIAS
SOMEBODY MEMBER RAISE AND
ACTUALLY INTO DIGITAL EQUITY.
AND AS MAJORITY LEADER RACE, YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MR THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS 84 14 MAKES IT TO
THE PRINCIPLE OF THE STATE OF
THE STATE FOR BROADBAND TO BE
SUFFICIENT, RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE
AND UBIQUITOUS. COVID 19
HIGHLIGHTED HOW WIDE THE DIGITAL
DIVIDE IS 84 14 WOULD ESTABLISH
THE PRINCIPLE. THAT THE STATE
WILL ENSURE THAT DIGITAL EQUITY
FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF THE STATE
SHOULD BE ENACTED. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS REYES,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
, EYES 52 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. GONNA GO BACK AND FILE
TO FILE ITEM 1 26 84 52 GREEN.
SOME PEOPLE 4 52 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ADDISON
ACCOLADE AND CHILDHOOD SEXUAL
ASSAULT. ASSEMBLYWOMAN ADDED TO
YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER REMEMBERS TODAY
I'M HERE TO PRESENT A B 4 52 THE
JUSTICE FOR SURVIVORS OF CHILD
SEXUAL ASSAULT ACT FOR MOST
SURVIVORS DISCLOSING THEIR
ABUSES A LONG AND PAINFUL
PROCESS. NUMEROUS FACTORS
PREVENT CHILDREN FROM APPROACH
REPORTING THEIR ABUSE. MOST
SURVIVORS THEREFORE MISSED THE
DEADLINE TO OBTAIN JUSTICE
BECAUSE TRAUMA AFFECTS THEM IN A
WAY THAT CAUSES THEM TO DELAY
DISCLOSURE. OF THEIR ABUSE UNTIL
THEY ARE OLDER. MAYBE 4 52 WHILE
END CALIFORNIA'S ARBITRARY CIVIL
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR
MINORS WHO EXPERIENCE SEXUAL
ABUSE TO REMOVE BARRIERS THAT
PREVENT SURVIVORS FROM SEEKING
JUSTICE AGAINST HER ABUSERS AND
THE INSTITUTIONS THAT CONCEALED
OR IGNORED THEIR CLAIMS, PUTTING
CALIFORNIA ON TRACK WITH THE
REST OF THE NATION. THIS BILL
DOES ONE VERY IMPORTANT THING.
IT REMOVES THE DEADLINE BY WHICH
IS SURVIVOR MUST COME FORWARD.
THIS IS FOR FUTURE CASES OF
SEXUAL ASSAULT, MEANING THAT THE
BILL IS PROSPECTIVE AND PREVIOUS
AMENDMENTS. MAKE THAT INTENTION
. EXPLICIT THIS BILL GIVES
INSTITUTIONS THE AMPLE TIME TO
WORK WITH THE LEGISLATURE TO
PREVENT ANY FUTURE CASES OF
CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
WITH 22 CO AUTHORS AND I ASK
THAT YOU JOIN ME IN SUPPORTING
SURVIVORS ON THIS IMPORTANT
LEGISLATION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
ADDIS AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TELLING THE VOTES I 70 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASS NEXT BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JACKSON. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 4 66. MAYBE 4 26
PURPLE GREEN OR SOME PEOPLE 4 26
BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER JACKSON
AND ACCOLADE IN THE HOUSING
SUPPORT SUPPORT DR JACKSON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR SPEAKER. A B 4 27
WITH AUTHORIZED THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO UPDATE
THE CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE HOUSING
PLAN BY DEVELOPING A STRATEGY
FOR BUILDING HOUSING UNITS AND
AFFILIATED INFRASTRUCTURE DURING
AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN. I WAS
CERTAINLY SURPRISED TO LEARN
THAT CURRENT CALIFORNIA
CURRENTLY CALIFORNIA HAS NO SUCH
PLAN TO BUILD OUT OUR HOUSING
SUPPLY DURING A RECESSION. AND
SO, UM THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED BY
PARTON BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, DR JACKSON. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
RULE. CALI. THE VOTES I 66 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
WE'LL BE GOING BACK TO SOME
REMEMBER. BENNETT. THIS IS FILE
AND, UM 467 84 30. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 4 30
BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER BENNETT
AND ACTUALLY IN THE COMMUNITY
LAND TRUSTS. MR BENNETT, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. COMMUNITY LAND
TRUST PRIMARILY SERVE RESIDENTS
IN LOW INCOME AND HISTORICALLY
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES.
UNFORTUNATELY THERE'S A SMALL
DEFINITION ISSUE WITH CLT S IN
THE TAX CODE DOESN'T INCLUDE
THESE MODELS. A B 14 30. I MEAN,
MAYBE 4 30 TREASURE ADDRESS THAT
RESPECTFULLY ASK AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BENNETT. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED MEMBERS AT THIS
TIME WE ARE PREPARED TO LIFT THE
CALL ON ONE OF OUR BILLS. THIS
IS FILE ITEM. 299 CLERK WILL
POST. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLARK WILL. CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 44
NOS 14. THE BILL IS PASSED.
WE'RE BACK ON FILE WITH DR
JACKSON. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 4 68
84 37 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 4 37 BIAS LET ME REVEL
JACKSON AND ACCOLADE IN THE
STATE GOVERNMENT. JACKSON YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER. I PRESENT
84 37. THE EQUITY EQUALIZATION
ACT, WHICH WOULD ESTABLISH A
STATEWIDE DEFINITION OF EQUITY.
THIS BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION, AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, DR JACKSON. SEE
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SOME
MEMBER SALLY, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE IN OPPOSITION TO
THE DEFINITION OF EQUITY IN HERE
, WHICH REQUIRES ADDRESSING
DISPARITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES
WHICH I DO NOT OBJECT. BUT IT
ALSO REQUIRES DESPAIRED.
ADDRESSING DISPARITIES IN THE
OUTCOMES. WE CANNOT CONTROL.
OUTCOMES OUTCOMES IS SOCIALISM
SOCIALIST WHEN YOU ACQUIRE
EVERYONE HAVE THE SAME OUTCOME I
BELIEVE ARE WE SHOULD BE FOCUSED
ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES. EVERYONE
SHOULD START FROM THE SAME LEVEL
PLAYING FIELD, BUT WE DON'T
GUARANTEE WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO
END UP. MY PARENTS CAME FROM A
WAR TORN COUNTRY AND WITH
NOTHING. AND THEY NEVER ASKED
FOR ANYTHING FOR ANY GUARANTEES.
THEY JUST WANTED THE OPPORTUNITY
TO WORK HARD AND SUCCEED. SO
WITH THAT DEFINITION. I OBJECT.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR ASTLEY.
THERE'S NO OTHER FURTHER MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK DOT REMEMBER
BRIAN? SORRY YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF A B 4 37. I WANT TO
THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM MARINO
VALLEY FOR BRINGING FORTH A
DEFINITION ON EQUITY. UM,
DESPITE THE OBJECTIONS FROM THE
MEMBER FROM ORANGE COUNTY. I
THINK OUTCOMES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY
IMPORTANT AND UNDERSTANDING THE
FRAMEWORK OF WHAT EQUITABLE
POLICY CAN AND SHOULD LOOK LIKE.
THIS IS A BASIC DEFINITION. IT'S
HAD NO OPPOSITION UP UNTIL THIS
POINT, RESPECTFULLY AFTER I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
STATE YOUR POINT OF ORDER. THE
POINT IS WELL TAKEN. NO FURTHER
COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS ON THIS
BILL. DR JACKSON, YOU MAY CLOSE
. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
SPEAKER. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE
A FEW THINGS. IT'S IMPORTANT TO
NOTE A FEW THINGS. OVER 2700
BILLS HAVE BEEN PASSED. THAT
USED THE WORD EQUITY. YET THERE
IS NO STANDARD STEPH STATEWIDE
DEFINITION OF WHAT EQUITY
ACTUALLY MEANS. AND BECAUSE OF
THAT IT ALLOWS TOO MUCH
SUBJECTIVITY. AND NO MATTER WHAT
PEOPLE MAY THINK. EQUITY THE
WORD EQUITY HAS BEEN USED FOR
OVER 2000 YEARS. PSALMS 58 1
SAYS, DO YOU RULERS INDEED SPEAK
JUSTLY. DO YOU JUDGE PEOPLE WITH
EQUITY? PSALMS 98 SAYS HE RULES
THE WORLD IN RIGHTEOUSNESS AND
JUDGES. THE PEOPLE WITH EQUITY
EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE MESSED UP.
AND CONFUSED THE DEFINITION OF
EQUITY. THERE IS INDEED A TRUE
DEFINITION OF WHAT EQUITY MEANS.
AND IF WE USE EQUITY IN THE WAY
WE DO POLICY AND THE WAY WE DO
OUR BUDGETS AND THE WAY WE
CREATE OUR STANDARDS. THEN OUR
OUTCOMES WILL ACTUALLY BE
BETTER. AND WE WON'T HAVE TO
BEGIN TO CLEAN UP THE MESS.
DISPROPORTIONALITY. OF POOR
HEALTH OUTCOMES. OF SHORTER
MORTALITY. SO AT THE END OF THE
DAY. WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT
EQUITY IS NOT USED POLITICALLY
AND AS RED MEAT. AND USING WORDS
THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WHAT
EQUITY MEANS. AND WE'VE GOT TO
MAKE SURE THAT WE DE POLITICIZE
IT, EVEN THOUGH PEOPLE LIKE TO
USE IT FOR THEIR OWN POLITICAL
ADVANTAGE. BUT LET'S STICK TO
WHAT HISTORY SAYS. LET'S STICK
TO WHAT RESEARCH THIS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, DR JACKSON, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TELL YOU
THE VOTE SIZE 57 NOS. EIGHT.
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT, MR VINCE
FONG. I THINK WE HAVE A NUMBER
OF BILLS TO TAKE UP. WELCOME
BACK. WE'LL BEGIN WITH FILE ITEM
1 31. YOU'RE IN MY SHOT. MAYBE 4
69 READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 4 69 BY A
SLIM WOMEN PREVENTS FOLLOWING AN
ACCOLADE IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS
AND MAKING IT APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE, MR OPEN ON THIS BILL
, THANK YOU, MR CHAIR. I AM
PRESENTING A B FOR 69 THAT HAS
SUPPORT SUPPORT ON BOTH SIDES.
CURRENT PROCESS. STATE AGENCIES
CAN DENY CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
RECORDS ACT REQUEST, KNOWING
THAT THERE'S NO APPEALS OTHER
THAN TO SUE THE AGENCY IN COURT.
WHICH IS NOT FEASIBLE AND TOO
COSTLY FOR MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
. THIS BILL ADDRESSES THE
PROBLEM BY ESTABLISHED
ESTABLISHING AN AMBITIOUS PERSON
WHO CAN REVIEW THE DENIED PUBLIC
RECORDS ACT REQUEST AND SERVE AS
AN INDEPENDENT REFEREE DECIDED
IF THE STATE AGENCY HAD A
LEGITIMATE GROUNDS FOR DENYING
THE REQUEST. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR PONG
. SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
REQUIRED. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THIS REQUIRES 54. CLERK
WILL. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I WAS 65 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXT THIS IS FILE
ITEM 1 82 86 41 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 41 BIAS. LET ME
EVEN PREVENTS FONG AND ACCOLADE
IN THE VEHICLES MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 41 REQUIRES
INDIVIDUALS WITH SIX OR MORE
CADILLAC CONVERTERS CUT FROM A
MOTOR VEHICLE TO REGISTER AS AN
AUTOMOBILE DISMANTLE ER, WITH
APPROPRIATE EXEMPTIONS FOR
INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES. THIS
BILL CRACKS DOWN ON RAPID CATTLE
, CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFT AND
UNLICENSED DISMANTLING BY
HELPING LAW ENFORCEMENT CHARGED
THIEVES FOUND IN POSSESSION OF
MULTIPLE DETACHED CONVERTERS
WITH THE CRIME. THIS BILL HAS
ENJOYED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FALLON. I SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTE 71 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED. CAN MR FONG, THIS
IS FOUL ADAM 488 86 19 CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 6 19 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VINCE FONG AND
ACTIVATING THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
AND RESPONDING. BE OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B
619 WILL ALLOW NONPROFITS WHO
HAVE STATE CONTRACTS, THE
ABILITY TO MODIFY PROGRAMS AND
THEIR BUDGETS TO FLEXIBLY
RESPOND TO MEDIA NEEDS. I
RESPECT THE ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR PONG. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
OTHERWISE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED.
NEXT. WE'LL MOVE TO A SERIES OF
BILLS BY MR TING. WE'LL BEGIN
WITH FILE ITEM 1 59. OR
WHICHEVER YOU PREFER.
OKAY FINE LINE IN 1 59. THIS IS
THE 567 CLERK READ. OR SOME
PEOPLE 5 67 BIAS. LET ME MY
ROUTINE AND ACTUALLY IN THE
CRIMINAL RECORDS OPEN ON THIS,
BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER,
ABBIE 567 ALLOWS FOR AUTOMATED
RELIEF FOR REVOKED PROBATION FOR
MISDEMEANORS AND INFRACTIONS
ALLOWS AN INDIVIDUAL TO REQUEST
CONFIRMATION TO THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. THAT
RELIEF WAS GRANTED. CURRENT LAW
ALLOWS AUTOMATED RELIEF FOR
INDIVIDUALS WITH FELONIES.
PROVOKE PROBATION. UNFORTUNATELY
THERE'S NOW A GAP IN CURRENT
LAW, WHERE, UNLIKE FELONIES AND
FRACTIONS OF MISDEMEANORS, WITH
REVOKE PROBATION ARE NOT
ELIGIBLE FOR AUTOMATED RELIEF.
MAYBE 5TH 67 FILLS IN THE GAP
AND ALLOWS FOR AUTOMATED RELIEF
FOR REVOKE PROBATION FOR
MISDEMEANORS AND INFRACTIONS
THAT THE BILL HAS UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT AND OPPOSITION RESPECT
FOR ITS WHATEVER. THANK YOU, MR
TING, AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES 62 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 3 87. MAYBE 15 87 WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 15 87 BIAS LET ME
REVERTING AND ACCOLADE IN THE
HOUSING AND MR TING, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. A B 15 87 REQUIRES HDD
AND THE BUSINESS CONSUMER
SERVICES AND HOUSING AGENCY TO
PROVIDE AN UPDATE UPON THE HUNKY
PROGRAM TO THE LEGISLATURE BILL
HAS UNANIMOUS SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION RESPECT FOR HIS
FATHER. THANK YOU, MR TING C NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THIS,
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE WALL.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I HAVE 62
NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM. 471 84 49
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 4
49 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TAKING
AND OTHERS IN AC ALINA HATE
CRIMES TAKING ME OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. IT
BE 449 REQUIRES LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCIES TO WORK WITH POST TO
ADOPT A HATE CRIMES POLICY AND
FOLLOW SPECIFIC GUIDELINES WHEN
RESPONDING TO INCIDENTS. THE
BILL DOES NOT EXPAND PENALTIES
OR EXPAND WHAT A HATE CRIME IS
THE BILL MERELY PRIORITIZES
VICTIMS AND HOW WE RESPOND TO
THEM. RESPECTFULLY. I VOTE ON A
B 449. THANK YOU, MR TING,
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 61
NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. WE
WILL GO BACK TO FILE ITEM 1 39.
THIS IS A B 505 LOCAL READ 505
BY SOMEBODY REVERTING AN
ACCOLADE THE JUVENILES OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU. MAYBE 505
IS A REFERENCE TO THE OFFICE OF
COMMUNITY AND YOUTH RESTORATION
, WHICH WAS CREATED IN OUR
BUDGET BILL IN 2020 TO HELP
TRANSFORM OUR JUVENILE JUSTICE
SYSTEM. FROM CORRECTIONS BASED
TO REALLY A HEALTHCARE BASED.
THIS ALLOWS THIS ENABLES AN
OMBUDSMAN PERSON TO MAKE SURE
THAT COUNTIES USER STATE FUNDING
PROPERLY TO ALSO MAKE SURE YOU
ARE TREATED EQUALLY AND ALSO
MAKE SURE THAT YOUTH HAVE A
PLACE TO STATE. ANY ISSUES OR
COMPLAINTS WERE ALSO MOVING THE
YOUTH RELATED DUTIES FROM THE
BOARDS OF STATE AND COMMUNITY
CORRECTIONS TO A Y C R WITH THAT
RESPECT FOR YOUR EYES FOR A VOTE
ON A B FIVE OR FIVE THANK YOU,
MR TING CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO
DISCUSS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY. THE VOTES
IS 45 NOTES. 15 BILL HAS PASSED
NEXT WE'LL BE GOING BACK TO MS
TORIA FOR SOME BILLS. WE PAST
TEMPORARILY ON THIS HAS FILED
ITEM 403. A B 16 47 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY ABOUT 16 47 BIAS
AND WE REVERSE OREO AND ACTUALLY
IN THE COURTS, KOREA, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B 16 47
CREATES A GRANT PROGRAM UNDER
THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF
CALIFORNIA TO FUND THE
ESTABLISHMENT AND SUPPORT A
VETERAN TREATMENT COURTS OR
EQUIVALENT ALTERNATIVES IN THOSE
COUNTIES WHERE THE POPULATION OF
VETERANS IS TOO SMALL TO SUPPORT
A DEDICATED VETERANS VETERANS
TREATMENT COURT. THE VETERAN
TREATMENT TREATMENT COURT
PROVIDES AN ALTERNATIVE TO
INCARCERATION WITH AN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE UNIQUE
NEEDS OF VETERANS WHO HAVE BEEN
CHARGED WITH A MISDEMEANOR
CRIME. THEY PROVIDE TREATMENT
AND SUPPORT TO ADDRESS THE
UNDERLYING ISSUES THAT MAY HAVE
LED A VETERAN TO COMMIT THE
CRIME THAT BROUGHT THEM INTO THE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM THAT
INCLUDES SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT, AS WELL
AS OTHER MILITARY SPECIFIC
SERVICES. MOST UM VETERAN
TREATMENT COURTS OPERATE ON A
POST CONVICTION MODEL IN WHICH A
VETERAN CRIMINAL DEFENDANT FIRST
PLEADS GUILTY AND IS IN PLACED
ON PROBATION WHILE PARTICIPATING
IN THE VETERANS TREATMENT COURT
ON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION, THE
COURT MAY TERMINATE PROBATION,
REDUCING ELIGIBLE OFFENSE FROM A
FELONY TO MISDEMEANOR OR DISMISS
THE CHARGES. A B 6 16 47 BUILDS
ON PAST EFFORTS BY THE
LEGISLATURE TO SUPPORT OUR
VETERANS BY EXTENDING ACCESS TO
VETERANS TREATMENT COURTS AS AN
ALTERNATIVE TO INCARCERATION ON
BEHALF OF OUR VETERAN RINSE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR DORIA. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERWISE NO WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 61 NO. ZERO BILL HAS
PASSED AGAIN. THE STORY OF THIS
IS FILE ADAM 4 16. MAYBE 17 45
AGREED. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 45 BY
SOMEBODY. RIVER SORIA
INOCULATING THE POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION. YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. AND
MEMBERS. A B 17 45 RAISES THE
ANNUAL INCOME ELIGIBILITY
SAILING UNDER THE COLLEGE FEE
WAIVER FOR VETERAN DEPENDENCE
PROGRAM FROM THE FEDERAL POVERTY
LEVEL TO A LEVEL THAT IS BETTER
FIT FOR CALIFORNIA. SEPARATE
SACRIFICES MADE BY THE MEMBERS
OF THE MILITARY HAVE LONG
CONSEQUENCES, SOMETIMES ACROSS
GENERATIONS, THE SPOUSES AND
CHILDREN OF MILITARY MEMBERS
ALSO EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL
AND EDUCATION ON STABILITY.
FURTHER ACCESS ABATING IF THEIR
MILITARY PARENT IS KILLED OR
DISABLED THROUGH THE SERVICE
BECAUSE OF THIS, FEDERAL AND
STATE GOVERNMENTS OFFER ALREADY
EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER BENEFITS
AND ATTEMPT TO OPPOSITE THOSE
CONDITIONS AND AID VETERANS AND
THEIR DEPENDENTS IN TRANSITION
TO A SUCCESS. IN CIVILIAN LIFE,
AMONG OTHER BENEFITS. CALIFORNIA
OFFERS AT COLLEGE FEE WAIVER
BENEFIT TO VETERAN DEPENDENCE
ATTENDING A COLOR CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC, COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.
IT IS A GENEROUS BENEFIT, BUT
IT'S ALSO COMPLICATED AND
SOMETIMES CONTRADICTORY,
PROVIDING BENEFITS TO CHILDREN
AND SPOUSES IN SOME CASES, BUT
NOT OTHERS UNDER ONE CATEGORY OF
ELIGIBILITY THAT DEPENDENT
CHILDREN OF SERVICE, DISABLED
VETERANS ARE SUBJECT TO AN
INCOME CAP. DEFINE AS A FEDERAL
POVERTY LEVEL. UNDER THAT
DEFINITION, A DISABLED VETERANS
CHILD WORKING HALF TIME AT
MINIMUM WAGE IN CALIFORNIA WOULD
MAKE TOO MUCH MONEY FOR THIS
MEANS TESTED WAIVER. A BETTER
MEASURE IN IS ONE THAT REFLECTS
CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY RATHER THAN
ROLLING OUT THE CHILDREN OF
DISABLED VETERANS BECAUSE OF A
NATIONAL ONE SIZE FITS ALL
MEASUREMENT. A B 17 45 WILL
ENSURE MORE VETERAN FAMILIES
QUALIFY FOR THE COLLEGE FEEL
WAIVER PROGRAM, BUT BY ADJUSTING
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA TO REFLECT
OUR CALIFORNIA CONDITIONS ON
BEHALF OF OUR VETERANS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LORIA.
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. CALI THE VOTES I 60 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED. NEXT WE
WILL GO TO FILE ITEM. 4 69 BY
MISS ADDISON. MAYBE 444.
CLINICAL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 4
44 BIAS REMEMBER ADDISON
ACCOLADE AND STATE GOVERNMENT
OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. MAYBE 4 44
CREATES THE CALIFORNIA DEFENSE
COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM
ALLOWING MILITARY COMMUNITIES TO
PULL DOWN FEDERAL DOLLARS FOR
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
. THIS BILL HAS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
HALLISEY. NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
EYES 58. NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING FORWARD TO FILE
ITEM 4 84 85 94 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 5 94 BIAS, SOME OF
THEM REMAIN. CHINA ACCOLADE INTO
EMPLOYMENT. MAIENSCHEIN YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
MAYBE 5 94 WILL EXPAND AND
STRENGTHEN THE TOOLS AVAILABLE
TO PUBLIC ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
TO PROTECT WORKERS FROM LABOR
LAW VIOLATIONS AND PROTECT
RESPONSIBLE EMPLOYEE EMPLOYERS.
FROM UNFAIR COMPETITION. WAGE
THEFT IS WIDESPREAD IN
CALIFORNIA IN 2021, ALMOST
19,000 WORKERS FILED CLAIMS,
WITH THE LABOR COMMISSIONER,
ADDING MORE THAN ADDING UP TO
MORE THAN $338 MILLION IN LOST
WAGES. IT'S ESSENTIAL WE
MAXIMIZE THE TOOLS AVAILABLE TO
PUBLIC ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO
GIVE WORKERS ACCESS TO JUSTICE
AND HOLD COMPANIES THAT BREAK
THE LAW ACCOUNTABLE. THANK YOU
AND I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN
SEE, YOU KNOW MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS. BILL CLARK WILL
OPEN ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES EYES
41. NO 17. THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT BY MR GIBSON. WE WILL TAKE
UP FILE ITEM 1 54. WHICH IS A B
NO. SHE'S THE 1.2. DID YOU WANT
A B 5 43? READ SOME PEOPLE 5 43
BY SOMEBODY. RIVER GIBSON AND
ACCOLADE IN TAXATION TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY AND
MR GIBSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR
ALLOWING ME TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL 5 43, WHICH SEEKS TO EXTEND
LONGSTANDING PARTIAL TAX
EXEMPTION FOR MARINE FUELING
THAT HAS BEEN IN EFFECT FOR TWO
DECADES. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
UH, BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO,
NO VOTES ARE RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR STRONG. I VOTE. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO DISCUSS THE
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO BILL ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL. CLOSED ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES, EYES 57 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM
1 92 86 94 LOCAL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 6 94 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER
GIBSON AND ACTIVATING THE
TEACHERS. MR GIBSON, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MR SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 6 94,
WHICH AUTHORIZED THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A TEACHER
RESIDENTS APPRENTICE PROGRAM TO
ADDRESS THE TEACHERS SHORTAGE IN
THE WORKFORCE, EXPANDING A
PIPELINE INTO THE TEACHING
PROFESSION, UM, AND GROW
DIVERSITY AND LOCAL PATHWAYS
INTO TEACHING. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS AND
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
ASKED WHEN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
GIBSON. SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO BILL ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES AS 59 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED NEXT. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 207 87 67 CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 767 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON I
ENACTED IN THE COMMUNITY PARA
MEDICINE. WE OPEN ON THIS BILL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER
. I RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL 6767, WHICH SEEKS TO EXTEND
THE SUNSET DATE FOR THE PILOT
PROGRAM THAT I INTRODUCED IN
2019, WHICH WAS A B 15 44 FROM
JANUARY, THE FIRST TWO TO
JANUARY, THE FIRST 2024 TO
JANUARY THE 1ST 2031 A B 676776
. HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK WHAT I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON. SENIOR
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE
TALLY. THE VOTES IS 59 NO ZERO
BILLS PASS. WE'RE GONNA GO BACK
TO A BILL BY MS BONTA. WE'RE
GONNA BEGIN WITH FILE ITEM 303.
THIS IS A B 11 86. CORPORAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 86 BY ASSEMBLY
RIVER BONTA ACCOLADE IN THE
JUVENILES TO YOUR YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED
TO PRESENT A B 11 86 THE
REALIZING EQUITY WHILE PROMOTING
ACCOUNTABILITY AND IMPACTFUL
RELIEF ACT ON CURRENT YOUTH
RESTED. OUR CURRENT USED
RESTITUTION PROGRAM IS BROKEN
RESTITUTION WAS MEANT TO MAKE
CRIME SURVIVORS HOLE, BUT IN
REALITY, IT'S JUST CREATING A
PERPETUAL CYCLE OF DEBT,
ESPECIALLY FOR BLACK AND BROWN
FAMILIES, YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR
FAMILIES CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY
RESTITUTION AND FACE SIGNIFICANT
FINANCIAL BURDENS. FROM THESE
ORDERS. THE INABILITY TO PAY
RESTITUTION OFF INCREASED LONG
LASTING FINANCIAL HARM AND
INSTABILITY THAT PREVENTS YOUNG
PEOPLE FROM MOVING FORWARD IN
THEIR LIVES. THE SYSTEM IS
WORKING FOR CRIME SURVIVORS,
EITHER MUCH OF THE OUTSTANDING
YOUTH RESTITUTION OWED IS YEARS
OLD AND UNLIKELY EVER TO BE
PAID. A B 11 86 FIXES THIS
BROKEN SYSTEM. IT ELIMINATES THE
EXISTING SYSTEM OF DIRECT
RESTITUTION FOR YOUTH, AND IT
MAKES CRIME SURVIVORS HARMED BY
YOUTH ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE
CALIFORNIA VICTIM COMPENSATION
BOARD. ALL A B 11 86 WEEKS. OUR
YOUTH RESTITUTION WORK BETTER
FOR EVERYONE, BOTH FOR CRIME
SURVIVORS AND YOUTH WHO ARE OWED
AND YOUTH WHO OWE RESTITUTION BY
ENSURING WE HAVE EQUITABLE,
TIMELY AND STABLE COMPENSATION
PROGRAM FOR PRIVATE WHERE CRIME
SURVIVORS AND SETS BOTH THE
YOUNG PERSON AND THE HARM PERSON
ON A STRONG PATH TOWARDS
MEANINGFUL ACCOUNTABILITY. THE
BILL RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND ASSEMBLY PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE AND HAS RECEIVED NO NO
VOTES. THANK YOU. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS PONTA CNO MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS, BILL CLARK
WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
KIRK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES AS 43 NOS 13. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT FILE ITEM. 3 25.
THIS IS A B 13 21 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY 13 21 BIAS,
REMEMBER BONTA AND ACTIVATING
THE POVERTY OPEN ON THIS BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS OF THE 13 21 ESTABLISHES
A THREE YEAR GRANT PROGRAM TO
FUND ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING
PLACE BASED SERVICES TO CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES FROM BIRTH. THROUGH
COLLEGE AND CAREER OVER THE LAST
10 YEARS, PROMISED NEIGHBORHOODS
AND OTHER PLACE BASED CRADLE TO
CAREER NETWORKS HAVE BEEN DOING
THIS WORK. THEY HAVE COORDINATED
SERVICES AND SUPPORTS ALIGNED
WITH THE NEEDS OF THEIR
COMMUNITIES BY ENSURING
COORDINATED INVESTMENTS AND
SERVICES AND SUPPORTS A B 13 21
EXPANDS CALIFORNIA'S CAPACITY TO
CHALLENGE POVERTY, ADDRESS
DISPARITIES AND PROVIDE SUPPORT
FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
FROM CRADLE TO CAREER. THIS BILL
HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND HAS
NO OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS PONTA CNO MEMBERS WERE SEEM
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES 58 0. THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT MOVING FORWARD TO FILE ITEM
5 43. WHICH IS A B 12 73 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 12 73
BIAS, ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA AND
ACTUALLY IN THE CLASSIFIED
EMPLOYEES MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS IN CALIFORNIA CLASSIFIED
SCHOOL EMPLOYEES PERFORM MANY
JOBS THAT KEEP OUR STUDENTS AND
STAFF SAFE, HEALTHY AND
SUPPORTED. WHILE RESEARCH
INDICATES THAT A LOWER STUDENT
TO STAFF RATIO IN EDUCATIONAL
SETTINGS CREATES BETTER
OUTCOMES. THERE IS NO STATUTORY
GUIDANCE ON OPTIMAL RATIOS FOR
CLASSIFIED STAFF AND LOCAL
EDUCATION AGENCIES TO ADDRESS
THIS ISSUE. A V 12 73 CONVENES A
WORKGROUP TO ESTABLISH GUIDANCE
FOR DISTRICTS TO HIRE THE
OPTIMAL RATIO OF CLASSIFIED
STAFF AND ENSURE A SAFE WORKING
AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. FOR
ALL THIS BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION
AND NO NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS PONTA. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY.
THE VOTES IS 43 NOS 10. THE
BILLS PASSED. AND WE HAVE FOUND
ITEM 5 47 A B 13 52. CLARK,
MAUREEN. ASSEMBLY ABOUT 13 52 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S INTERNATIONALLY
AND CHILDCARE AND DECLARING THE
AGENCY THE ARCHITECT EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. YOU MAY OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO
PRESENT A B 13 52 MY CHILD CARE
PILOT EXPANSION BILL IN 2006. WE
ESTABLISHED THE FRAMEWORK FOR
THE INDIVIDUALIZED COUNTY
CHILDCARE PILOT PLANS TO HELP
HIGH COST COUNTIES OVERCOME
REGULATORY BARRIERS TO
ADDRESSING CHILD CARE NEEDS IN
THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES. TODAY,
11 COUNTIES ACROSS THE STATE ARE
CURRENTLY PARTICIPATING IN THESE
CHILDCARE. PILOT PLANS WITH
REGULATORY FLEXIBILITIES
TAILORED TO THEIR UNIQUE NEEDS
OF THEIR COMMUNITY. AREAS WHERE
THE PILOTS HAVE OPERATED, HAVE
SEEN INCREASED WORKFORCE
STABILITY, CONTINUE CONTINUITY
OF CARE FOR CHILDREN AND
ACCESSING FOR WORKING FAMILIES.
THIS PILOTS. THESE PILOTS ARE
SET TO EXPIRE THIS SUMMER IN
JULY OF 2023 AND A B 13 52
EXTENDS THE SUNSET DATE OF THE
CHILDCARE PILOT PROGRAMS TO JULY
1ST OF 2025. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS PONTA. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERWISE
VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
REQUIRES 54 WITH URGENCY ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES AS PHYSICAL 56 NO. ZERO IN
THE URGENCY, EYES 56 NO. ZERO ON
THE MEASURE OF THE BILL PASSES.
NEXT BY MR ORTEGA. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 507. MAYBE 800 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 800 BIAS AND
REMEMBER ORTEGA INOCULATING
PEOPLE INSTRUCTION OPEN ON THIS
BILL. A B 800 WITH AN ACT OF
WORKPLACE READY NEXT WEEK IN
CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOLS TO
INFORM STUDENTS ABOUT THEIR
RIGHTS AS WORKERS AND RIGHTS AS
EMPLOYED MINORS IN 2029 AND 20,
2100 AND 19 AGERS DIED FROM WORK
RELATED INJURIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. THE SAME YEAR. OVER
33,000 TEENS SUFFERED WORKPLACE
INJURIES SO SEVERE THAT THEY
NEEDED TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY
ROOM. I ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MS ORTEGA, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES. 46 KNOWS FOUR
BILLS PASSED. NEXT BY MS ADDIS.
THIS IS FOUL ITEM 1 98. MAYBE 7
20. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 7 20 BIAS IN THE
RIVER ADDISON ACTUALLY, AND
GRAZING LAND ADDED TO ME OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. MAYBE 7 20, THE
CONSERVATION RANCHING ACT HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
NO OPPOSITION AND NO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS ADAMS. SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
AT THOSE VOTE, WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
VOTES, EYES 56 NO. ZERO. THE
BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT WE'LL TAKE UP FILE ITEM 4
70. THIS IS A B A B. 447 CLERK
WILL READ ABOUT 4 47 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA
INOCULATED PUBLIC POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION. AND DR FAMILY MAY
OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 447 A BILL TO
FACILITATE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
INCLUSIVE COLLEGE PROGRAMS FOR
STUDENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AT
FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR.
AMBULANCE SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
KIRK WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 59 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS WE ARE GOING TO TAKE UP
OUR CONSENT CALENDAR, AND BEFORE
WE VOTE, WE WILL FIRST TAKE UP
RESOLUTIONS ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR FOR THE PURPOSE OF
ADDING CO AUTHORS OR PEOPLE WILL
READ THE RESOLUTIONS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. A SEMI
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION SEVEN BY
SOMEBODY MEMBER RAMOS RELATIVE
TO THE SCOTT BUCKSHOT SHRINKING
MEMORIAL OVER CROSSING ASSEMBLY
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 66 BY
SUNDAY. REMEMBER WILSON RELATIVE
TO PARKS MAKE LIFE BETTER MOUTH
A SEMI CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 77
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ALEDMYS
RELATIVE TO NATIONAL MISSING
CHILDREN'S DAY SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 20 BY CENTER, HAMBURG
AND OTHERS. RELATIVE PEACE
OFFICERS. SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 44 BY SENATOR
CAVALLERO AND OTHERS RELATIVE
SEXUAL ASSAULT. SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 49 BY
SENATOR LAIRD RED RELATIVE TO
CISCO'S FIBROSIS AWARENESS MONTH
AND SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
55 BY SENATOR PORTANTINO BROTHER
50 TAP WATER DAY. PURPLE OPEN
THE ROLE TO ALLOW ANY MEMBER TO
ADD ON AS A CO AUTHOR TO THE
RESOLUTIONS. MEMBERS OF PHOTOS
FOR CO AUTHORS. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLE. THERE ARE 63 CO
AUTHORS. WE'VE BEEN TO A VOTE ON
THE CONTENT CALENDARS, ANY
MEMBER WISH TO PULL AN ISLAND
FOR EXACT CALENDAR, SEEING AND
HEARING NONE OF CORPORAL READ
THE SECOND CONSENT CALENDAR.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION SEVEN BY
ASSEMBLY RIVER RAMOS RELATIVE TO
THE SCOTT BUCKSHOT SWINGLE
MEMORIAL OVER CROSSING WILL OPEN
THE ROLE OF THE CONSENT
CALENDAR, ALL MEMBERS OF THE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL MEMBERS VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. ALL MEMBERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 66 NO. ZERO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR IS ADOPTED CLERK WILL
READ THE MEANING ITEMS ON THE
EXTENT CALENDAR SOME PEOPLE 5 16
66 05 46 05 51 WITH URGENCY ON
THE URGENCY AT 666 NO. ZERO ON
THE BILL. SOME PEOPLE 8 57 66 0
10 38 66 0 PEOPLE 10 46 66 0
PEOPLE 10 74 66 AND 0 10 79 66 0
CORRECTION ASSEMBLY BILL 10 97
MM. 66 0 11 40 66 0 PEOPLE 12 10
66 0 SOME PEOPLE 12 39 0 12 70
66 AND 0 12 85 0 PEOPLE 12 93 66
0 PEOPLE 13 09 66 0 SOME PEOPLE
13 2066 0 13 29 66 0 VOTE 14 17
66 0 PEOPLE 14 47 66 0 16 58 66
0 17 59 66 0. THE BILL 17 66 66
0 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 66 6 AND
ZERO RESOLUTION 77 0 CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 20 CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 44 66 AND ZERO
RESOLUTION 49 66 AND CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 55 66 0. MEMBERS WHEN
WE ADJOURNED, THE MEMBERS OF THE
BUDGET COMMITTEE SHOULD PROCEED
TO ROOM 4 37 TO CAST VOTES. WE
HAVE ONE REMAINING ITEM ON CALL
AND MEMBERS AGAIN. WHEN WE
ADJOURNED, THE BUDGET COMMITTEE
SHOULD PROCEED TO ROOM 4 37 TO
CAST YOUR VOTES WHEN WE
ADJOURNED SESSION TODAY. AND
WITH THAT MEMBERS ARE PREPARED
TO LIFT THE CALL ON FILE ITEM.
Tð TYPICAL POST. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES.
36 KNOWS 18. MEASURE FAILS AND
MR BRIAN POSTING
RECONSIDERATION. YES, SIR.
GRANTED. SO NOTED. ALL OTHER
ITEMS REMAINING WILL BE PASSED
AND RETAIN ALL MOTIONS WILL BE
CONTINUED SENIOR AND HEARING NO
FURTHER BUSINESS. I'M READY TO
ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ADJOURN,
MISS RACE MOVES, MR FLORA.
SECONDS AT THIS HOUSE STANDS
ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW. FRIDAY
MAY 20/6 AT 9 A.M. THE QUORUM
CALL IS LIFTED AND WE ARE
ADJOURNED.
DO IT NOW. VOTE CHANGE A SALLY
A. B 14 81 NO. TWO NOT VOTING.
VOTE CHANGE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SALLY SOME PEOPLE 14 81 NO. TWO
NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGES. SALIH
A. B 369 NO TO YES. THERE. I
VOTE CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SALLY ASSEMBLY BILL 3 69 NO TÚI.
VOTE CHANGES SALEY A B 404 NO
TÔI. SALIH SOME PEOPLE 404 NO
TÚI. HOW DID YOU. VOTE CHANGE AT
US 14 89. I DO NOT VOTING. VOTE
CHANGE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LATTICE
SOME PEOPLE 14 89 I TO NOT
VOTING. DAVIES BOAT CHANGE A B
1198 NOTE TÚI. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DAVIES ASSEMBLY
BILL 11 98 NO TÚI. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANCHEZ A B
1400 YES TO ABSTAIN. DO I HAVE
NOT CHANGED. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANCHEZ ASSEMBLY BILL 1400 I TO
NOT VOTING. A B 50 FROM NOTE TO
NOT VOTING. SANCHEZ ASSEMBLY
BILL 50 NO TO NOT VOTING. A B 14
90 NO TO SUPPORT. SANCHEZ
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 90 NO TÚI.
ABOUT CHANGE SOME NUMBER FONG A
B 452 FROM I DO NOT VOTING. BOAT
CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VINCE
FONG ASSEMBLY BILL 4 52. I DO
NOT VOTING.
PELLERIN VOTE CHANGE A B 12 07
FROM I TO NOT VOTING. VOTE
CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
PELLERIN ASSEMBLY BILL 12 07 I
TWO NOT VOTING. REYES VOTE
CHANGE A B 543 I DO NOT VOTING.
VOTE CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ARRAYS ASSEMBLY BILL 543 I TO
NOT VOTING.