THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION,
AND SOME REMEMBER, DIXON NOTICES
THE ABSENCE OF A QUORUM SERGEANT
AT ARMS AND PARAPET, PREPARE THE
CHAMBER AND BRINGING THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. THE CLERK WILL CALL THE
ROLL. AGUIAR-CURRY COLONIES.
ALVAREZ ARAMBULA BAINES
BAUER-KAHAN BENNETT. BERMAN.
BURNER. BANTA. BRIAN CALDERON,
JUAN CARILLO, WENDY CARILLO,
CERVANTES CHIN. CONNELLY, DOLLY!
DAVIES DIXON. IT'S A LEAD FLORA
MIKE FONG VINCE FOG, FRIEDMAN,
GABRIEL GALLAGHER, GARCIA GIBSON
GRAYSON, HAITI HEART HOLD IN
HOOVER. OR WHEN JACKSON, JOAN
SAWYER, KALRA LACKEY, LEE LOW,
LOWENTHAL MAIENSCHEIN MATTERS
MCCARTY MAKIN ER MURATSUCHI WHEN
ORTEGA PACHECO HAPPENED, JIM
PATTERSON, JOE PATTERSON
PELLERIN PETRIE-NORRIS IS QUIRK
SILVA RAMOS RAISE THREE OF US
ROBERT RIVAS RODRIGUEZ RUBIO
SANCHEZ SANTIAGO SHIAVO SORRY,
TAR. TING VALENCIA, VÆ
VALLAPUDUA WALDRON WALLACE WARD.
WEBER. WICKS WILSON WOULD ZABAR,
MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS. A QUORUM IS PRESENT. WE
ASK THAT OUR GUESTS AND OUR
VISITORS IN THE GALLERY AND IN
THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER TO
PLEASE STAND FOR THE DAYS PRAYER
AND PLEDGE.
TODAY'S PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED
BY OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN AND
MOM. YES, CIRCON. MOMMY'S SER.
IN THE NAME OF GOD. THE MOST
GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL.
GRACIOUS GOD. YOU ARE THE HOPE.
OF ALL CREATION. THROUGH YOUR
LOVE AND MERCY. YOU GIVE US LIFE
AND FREEDOM. YOU BLESS US WITH
AN ABUNDANCE OF RESOURCES. YOU
INVITE US TO FAITH. WE THANK YOU
AND PRAY THAT YOU WILL GO THAT
YOU WILL GUIDE US. IN THE WORK
WE ARE ASSIGNED TO DO. GOVERNOR
OUR THOUGHTS WITH LIBERTY AND
JUSTICE FOR ALL MAKE US MINDFUL
OF THE NEEDS OF ALL PEOPLE.
TODAY. WE PRAY FOR OUR NATION,
OUR STATE AND FOR THIS BODY TURN
OUR HEARTS TO YOU THAT WE MAY
SERVE THIS DAY WITH COMPASSION,
JUSTICE, COURAGE AND PEACE. I
MEAN, WE ASKED. YOU REMAIN
STANDING AS WE RECITE THE
NATIONS PLEDGED. PLEASE JOIN
ASSEMBLYWOMAN BURNER US IN THE
FLAG SALUTE. READY BEGIN. I
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE.
THANK YOU MAY BE SEATED. READING
OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S JOURNAL
CHAMBER. SACRAMENTO THURSDAY,
APRIL 13TH 2023 THE SOMEBODY MET
AT 9 A.M. THE HONORABLE SECONDS
OF THE READING OF THE PREVIOUS
DAY'S JOURNAL BE DISPENSED WITH
PRESENTATIONS AND PETITIONS.
THERE ARE NONE INTRODUCTION AND
REFERENCES OF BILLS WILL BE
DEFERRED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
WILL BE DEEMED READ AND
AMENDMENTS DEEMED ADOPTED
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
THERE ARE NONE MESSAGES FROM THE
SENATE. THERE ARE NONE. MOVING
TO MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS THE
ABSENCES FOR THE DAY AND THERE
ARE NO ABSENCES FOR THE DAY.
MAJORITY LEADER RACE. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTIONS. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY RULE 96. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RE
REFER SB 595 ROTH FROM THE
HEALTH COMMITTEE TO THE PRIVACY
AND CONSUMER PROTECTION
COMMITTEE AND THEN BACK TO THE
HEALTH COMMITTEE WITHOUT
OBJECTION. THAT SHALL BE THE
ORDER. AND MEMBERS ARE REMOVING
TO BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE.
WE'RE GONNA BE MOVING AHEAD AND
GENERALLY GOING IN FILE ORDER
TODAY MEMBERS. WE WILL BEGIN
WITH FILE ITEM NUMBER 1 48, THIS
IS A B 7 16 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 7 16 BY ISLAMIYAH
RIVER BURNER AND ACCOLADE, AN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION
BURNER. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS,
ABC. 7 16 QUITE SIMPLY SEEKS TO
PREVENT CONSUMERS FROM BEING HIT
WITH SURPRISE BILLS FOR GROUND
AMBULANCE SERVICE. CALIFORNIA
ALREADY HAS STRONG PROTECTIONS
IN PLACE FOR SURPRISE MEDICAL
BILLS, BUT THERE REMAINS A
LOOPHOLE FOR GROUND AMBULANCE
BILLS. UNDER THIS BILL, PATIENTS
WITH INSURANCE WILL ONLY BE
RESPONSIBLE TO PAY THE IN
NETWORK COST SHARING AMOUNT.
THOSE WITHOUT INSURANCE WILL BE
CHARGED NO MORE THAN THE MEDICAL
OR MEDICARE RATE FOR THE
SERVICE, WHICHEVER IS GREATER.
AND THIS BILL WILL REQUIRE THAT
ABSENT A CONTRACT BETWEEN AN
AMBULANCE PROVIDER AND ENSURE OR
HEALTH PLAN, THE HEALTH PLAN OR
INSURER PAYS THE AMBULANCE
PROVIDER THE LOCALLY AUTHORIZED
RATE, MEANING THAT OUR LOCAL
FIREFIGHTERS AND PARAMEDICS ARE
COMPENSATED FOR THE HEROIC WORK
THAT THEY DO. THE BOTTOM LINE IS
THAT NOBODY SHOULD BE WONDERING
IF THEY CAN AFFORD AN AMBULANCE
WHEN THEY HAVE TO CALL FOR AN
AMBULANCE. 87 16 IS A COMMON
SENSE SOLUTION THAT HAS RECEIVED
ZERO NO VOTES AND NO OPPOSITION
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BURNER.
NOVEMBER'S WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL FOR 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 54 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASS NEXT BY MR TOP, THIS
IS FILE ITEM. 1 49, A B 718
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7
18 BIAS. LET ME REMEMBER TAUGHT
AND OTHER SNACK ALINA VETERANS,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. GOOD
AFTERNOON. MR SPEAKER. I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BEER 7
18, WHICH WOULD DIRECTLY
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN
AFFAIRS TO CONDUCT A STUDY OF
MENTAL HEALTH AMONG WOMEN
VETERANS IN CALIFORNIA,
CALIFORNIA WOMEN VETERANS FACE
DIFFERENT CHALLENGE THAN THEIR
MALE COUNTERPARTS. WOMEN
VETERANS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE
LIKELY TO HAVE EXPERIENCED
MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA THAN MEN
, AND THEY ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY
TO EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE PTSD
AND DEPRESSION AT HIGHER RATE.
TRAGICALLY WOMEN VARIANT ALSO
EXPERIENCE HIGHER RATE UP
SUICIDE CIVILIAN WOMEN. DESPITE
THIS WOMEN VETERANS ARE NOT
RECEIVING THE MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES THEY NEED. WOMEN WERE
ONE HAVE BEEN FILED TWO UNDER
UTILIZED STATE BENEFIT. AND
PARTICIPATE IN CURRENT EVENTS
AND ORGANIZATION AT LOWER RATES
THAN MEN BY 2034 WOMEN VETERANS
WILL COMPRISE 15% OF THE VARIANT
POPULATION. CALIFORNIA THE STATE
HAS AN OBLIGATION TO UNDERSTAND
THE CHALLENGE OF WOMEN VETERANS
FACE AND TO IDENTIFY THE FACTOR
RELATING BARRIERS TO MENTAL
HEALTH CARE. A B 7 18 ENSURE
THAT INSTEAD OF ONLY IDENTIFYING
CONCERNING STUDY STATE, THE SAME
CALIFORNIA RESEARCHING AND
REMEDYING THE ROOT CAUSE ARE
TRYING MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGE
FACING WOMEN VIOLENCE, THIS
LEGISLATION HAS NO REGISTER
OPPOSITION AND HAS SUPPORT
SUPPORT RECOMMENDATIONS OR HIM.
I HUMBLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR TOM. SEE, YOU
KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. 58 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT FILE ITEM. 1 50 MS.
BURNER. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 1 50
87 19 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 7 19 BIAS LEMME RIVER
BURNER AND ACCOLADE IN THE
MEDICAL OPEN ON THE BILL. YES MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS, A B 7 19
WOULD REQUIRE MEDICAL MANAGED
CARE PLANS TO REIMBURSE PUBLIC
TRANSIT OPERATORS FOR NON
MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION AND NON
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION
SERVICES. THESE ARE SERVICES
THAT ARE FEDERALLY MANDATED
UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT TO PROVIDE AND
INCLUDE TRAVEL TO DOCTOR'S
APPOINTMENTS, PHYSICAL THERAPY
OR OTHER MEDICALLY NECESSARY
SERVICES. A B 23 94 OF 2016 HAD
THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCE OF
REMOVING THE INCENTIVE FROM
MEDICAL MANAGED CARE PLANS TO
CONTRACT WITH TRANSIT AGENCIES.
AS A RESULT, MEDICAL MANAGED
CARE PLANS RETAIN FUNDING THAT
SHOULD HAVE BEEN USED TO
REIMBURSE PUBLIC TRANSIT
AGENCIES. FOR SERVICE THEY WERE
PROVIDING TO MEDICAL CLIENTS. 87
10 7 19 SIMPLY ENSURES THAT THE
PUBLIC TRANSIT AGENCIES ARE
REIMBURSED FOR THE ELIGIBLE
MEDICAL TRIPS BY REQUIRING THE
CONTRACT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU MISS BURNER
CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THE BILL CORK 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 44. NO ZERO BILLS PASSED
. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 51 87 25
CORK WILL READ. SOMEBODY BUILT 7
25 BIAS. LOWENTHAL AN ACCOLADE
AND FIREARMS. YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I'M VERY PLEASED TO
PRESENT A B 7 25. WHICH REQUIRES
THE OWNER OF A FIREARM FRAME OR
RECEIVER TO REPORT THE LOSS OR
THEFT OF THOSE COMPONENTS. TWO
ALARM FORCE MINT AGENCIES, SO
THAT MAY BE ENTERED INTO THE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AUTOMATED
FIREARMS SYSTEM. WHILE FRAMES
AND RECEIVERS ARE CONSIDERED
FIREARMS FOR THE PURPOSES OF
REGISTRATION AND LICENSING.
UNDER CURRENT LAW, THEY ARE NOT
TREATED AS SUCH. WHEN IT COMES
TO REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORTING,
LOST OR STOLEN FIREARMS. MAYBE 7
25 CLOSE THIS LOOPHOLE BY MAKING
FAILURE TO REPORT A LOST OR
STOLEN FRAMEWORK RECEIVER THE
SAME INFRACTION AS FAILURE TO
REPORT A FIREARM. THANK YOU, MR
LOWENTHAL. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WOULD HAVE DESIRED
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE OLD TALLY THE VOTES
EYES 42 NOS. EIGHT BILLS PASS
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 52, A B 7
32 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
7 32 BIAS. SOMEBODY REMEMBER
MIKE FONG AND ACCOLADE IN THE
CRIMES MICROPHONE. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. GOOD
AFTERNOON. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
ASSEMBLY BILL 732 STRENGTHENS
THE PROCESS FOR REMOVING
FIREARMS FROM PEOPLE WHO AREN'T
ALLOWED TO OWN THEM DUE TO A
CRIMINAL CONVICTION. THIS IS ONE
OF SEVERAL BILLS THAT I'VE BEEN
WORKING ON AS A RESULT OF THE
TRAGIC MASS SHOOTING IN MONTEREY
PARK IN MY DISTRICT. THIS WILL
INCREASE THE COURT AND
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS WORLDS AND
ENSURING THAT FIREARMS ARE
TURNED OVER AT THE TIME OF
CONVICTION. IT ALSO REQUIRED
INCREASED COORDINATION BETWEEN
THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
TO ADDRESS THE BACKLOG OF
INDIVIDUALS WHO MAY ILLEGALLY
OWNED FIREARMS TOGETHER. THESE
EFFORTS WILL KEEP OUR
COMMUNITIES SAFER. I RESPECTED
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR FONG. SEE, YOU KNOW MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE THOSE
FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE THE WALL.
TALLY. THE VOTES. I 62 NO. ZERO
BILL IS PASSED. NEXT BY MR V.
VALLAPUDUA. MR V VALLAPUDUA.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 53. 87 48
POLITICAL GREEN. ASSEMBLY BILL 7
48 BIAS LET ME REMEMBER VÆ
VALLAPUDUA AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE VESSELS SUPPORT
SUPPORT MR V VALLAPUDUA. YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER, ARISE AND PRESENT A B 7
48. WHICH WILL HELP REMOVE
ABANDONED COMMERCIAL VESSELS
FROM OUR WATERWAYS. UH THESE
VESSELS ARE TOXIC CHEMICALS INTO
OUR WATER AND HARMER, OUR
SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT AND
ECOSYSTEM. THERE IS NO REGISTER
OPPOSITION AND HAS A HAS
RECEIVED A NO. NO VOTES. I
RECEIVED. I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR V. VALLAPUDUA
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CLERK
WILL OPEN THE WORLD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE?
CLERK CLOSER WILL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 62 NO ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT IS FOUL ITEM. 1 50
FOR A B 7 49 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 7 49 BY ISLAMI
RIVER IRWIN AND I PLAYED THE
STATE GOVERNMENT. YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS ALL RISE TO
PRESENT A B 7 49, WHICH WILL
DIRECT THE STATE AGENCIES TO
ADOPT ZERO TRUST ARCHITECTURE ON
STATE SYSTEMS. A B 7 49 WILL
BRING CALIFORNIA AGENCIES UP TO
SPEED WITH ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN
CYBERSECURITY AND ALIGNS WITH
THE GOVERNMENT'S CAL SECURE PLAN
. THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
IRWIN. YOU KNOW MEMBERS WISHING
TO ADDRESS THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE? CLINICAL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I
HAVE 67 NO ZERO BILLS PASSED
NEXT BY MS RUBIO. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 1 55. 87 52 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 7 52 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCA RUBIO
AND OTHERS EXACTLY AND THE
TRANSPORTATION REVEAL YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 7 52 RELATING TO
STATE HIGHWAYS AND WORKERS'
SAFETY CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
ENGAGED IN WORK ALONG ROADWAYS
AND HIGHWAYS FACES HIGHWAYS FACE
RISKS NOT INHERENT TO
TRADITIONAL JOB SITES. THESE
RISKS ARE INHERENT TO BEING
EXPOSED TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
ADVANCES IN PERSONAL ELECTRONIC
TECHNOLOGY, ESPECIALLY IN THE
CELLULAR PHONE SPACE HAVE LED TO
AN UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN
ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION SITE
VEHICULAR IN INTRUSIONS. THE
THREE LARGEST CAUSES OF FATAL
ACCIDENTS, ARLENE DEPARTURES,
SPEED MANAGEMENT AND IMPAIRED
DRIVING IN 2020 OVER 102,000
WORK ZONE CRASHES WERE ESTIMATED
TO HAVE OCCURRED, RESULTING IN
OVER 45,000 INJURIES AND 857
FATALITIES. BETWEEN 2013 AND
2020. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION WORK
ZONE FATALITIES INCREASED OVER
45% EVERY INJURY OR DEATH FOR
WORKERS ALONGSIDE ROADWAYS AND
HIGHWAYS IS ONE TOO MANY
EXISTING LAW PROVIDES THAT THE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAS
FULL CONTROL OF THE STATE
HIGHWAYS AND AUTHORIZES THE
DEPARTMENT TO CONSTRUCT, IMPROVE
AND MAINTAIN STATE HIGHWAYS.
CALTRANS HAS IDENTIFIED THE USE
OF POSITIVE PROTECTION DEVICES
AS AN EFFECTIVE STRATEGY TO
IMPROVE WORK ZONES SAFETY
THROUGH THE USE OF POSITIVE
PROTECTION, WHICH WILL PLACE A
PHYSICAL BARRIER BETWEEN THE
WORKERS AND THE FLOW OF TRAFFIC.
THIS BILL WILL BRING IN
ADDITIONAL LAYER OF SAFETY TO
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION WORK ZONES
, PREVENTING FURTHER INTRUSIONS
FROM VEHICLES INTO THE
CONSTRUCTION SITES. AND WITH
THAT, I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RUBIO, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WITH SHANE TO ADDRESS
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. I HAVE 67
NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASS NEXUS
IS FILE ITEM. 1 56 87 53 CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 53 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HAPPEN AND
OTHERS INOCULATING THE WATER
QUALITY AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE HAPPEN.
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 7 5 FT. 753
WILL PERFORM THE STATE WATER
BOARDS, CLEANUP AND ABATEMENT
ACCOUNT AND ENSURE THAT FINES
PAID BY WATER QUALITY VIOLATORS
ARE SENT DIRECTLY BACK TO THE
COMMUNITY THAT WAS IMPAIRED
IMPACTED. TO BE CLEAR THIS
LEGISLATION WILL NOT CREATE OR
INCREASE ANY FINES OR FEES. IT
WILL SIMPLY GUARANTEE THAT
EXISTING MONEY IS SPENT IN THE
MOST EFFECTIVE WAY POSSIBLE. A B
SEVEN 753 WILL ENSURE THAT A
SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE MONEY
FROM THE CLEANUP AND ABATEMENT
ACCOUNT IS INVESTED BACK INTO
THE AFFECTED COMMUNITIES. A B
753 HAS RECEIVED FULL BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT IN BOTH COMMITTEES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE
THANK YOU, MISS POPPIN CNO
MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS
BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. REQUIRES 54. CRIPPLE CLOSE
ROLL. TALLY THE VOTES. I 63 NO
ZERO BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM 1 57 87 61. CLARK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 61 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FRIEDMAN AND
OTHERS. AN ACCOLADE AND
TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT SUPPORT.
MR FREEMAN. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. WE'VE ALL HEARD
A LOT ABOUT THE LOOMING TRANSIT
FISCAL CLIFF, AND WE KNOW THAT
EVEN BEFORE THE COVID 19
PANDEMIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIP
NUMBERS WERE PLUMMETING IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND ACROSS
THE COUNTRY. SO A LOT HAS BEEN
TALKED ABOUT ABOUT TRANSITS NEED
TO ADAPT TO BE BETTER TO MEET
THE RIDERS WHERE THEY'RE AT TO
FOCUS ON SAFETY, BETTER ROUTE
CONNECTIONS, MAKING THEIR
SERVICE BETTER SO THAT WE CAN
SAVE TRANSIT. THIS BILL COMES
OUT OF THOSE CONVERSATIONS IT
WOULD HAVE BUILT BE ABLE TO
CREATE A TRANSIT TASK FORCE MADE
UP OF TRANSIT AGENCIES,
ACADEMICS, ADVOCACY GROUPS,
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS THAT ALL
TALK ABOUT WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF
TRANSIT? HOW DO WE MAKE SMART
INVESTMENTS TO REALLY GAIN
RIDERS AND MAKE TRANSIT A USABLE
ASSET? THAT'S INDISPENSABLE FOR
EVERYBODY. THE BILL IS TO
SUPPORT SUPPORT AND SUPPORTED BY
MOVE L, A SPUR THE BAY AREA
COUNCIL AND STREETS FOR ALL ITS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT, AND
I HOPE IT RECEIVES THAT AGAIN
TODAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
FRIEDMAN. SEE YOU KNOW, MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OUT OF HIS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLICK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. I HAVE 66 NO. ZERO.
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
AND 1 59, ABC 775 CORPORAL, READ
BILL 775 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ARAMBULA AND OTHERS INOCULATING
THE STATE EMPLOYMENT. ARAMBULA
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT A B 7 75. A
THREE YEAR PHYSICIAN REGISTRY
PILOT PROGRAM AT PATTON STATE
HOSPITAL IN ORDER TO SECURE
EMPLOYMENT PROTECTIONS AND A
STRONGER MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
WORKFORCE. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR ARAMBULA. SO
YOU KNOW, 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. CLARK
WILL CLOSE RULE TALLY THE VOTES
. EYES. 53 KNOWS FOURS BILLS
PASSED NEXT BY MS REVIS, THIS IS
FILE ITEM 1 64 87 99 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 99 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S THREE OF US AND
OTHERS. AN ACCOLADE AND HOUSING
WOMAN REVEALS TO ME OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS IN ORDER TO COMBAT
HOMELESSNESS, THE STATE MUST
REFORM ITS CURRENT APPROACH TO
ISSUING FUNDS BY ENACTING
MEANINGFUL ACCOUNTABILITY
MEASURES PROMOTING THE USE OF
STATE HOMELESSNESS FUNDS AND
SETTING STATE GOALS TO ANCHOR
LOCAL PROGRESS. A B 7 99
REQUIRES THE STATE TO TAKE A
MORE DIRECT LEADERSHIP ROLE
WHILE SETTING STATEWIDE GOALS
BASED ON DATA AVAILABLE STATE
FUNDING AND TO STREAMLINE
ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS ON LOCAL
SYSTEMS, COUNTIES, BIG CITIES
AND CONTINUUM OF CARE WOULD WORK
TOGETHER EVERY FIVE YEARS TO
PLANT SPECIFIC ACTIONS THEY WILL
TAKE TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS,
REPLACING THE ACTION. PLANS THAT
THEY DO INDIVIDUALLY EVERY YEAR
UNDER HALF. FURTHERMORE THE BILL
ENSURES THAT MORE DETAILED
INFORMATION IS MADE PUBLIC TO
IMPROVE TRANSPARENCY AND
OVERSIGHT. LASTLY A B 7 99
REQUIRES INVESTMENTS IN BALANCED
HOMELESS RESPONSE SYSTEMS THAT
PROMOTE EQUITABLE HOUSING
OUTCOMES WHILE MAINTAINING
ELIGIBLE USES. ACCORDING TO THE
P P I. C HOMELESSNESS IS THE TOP
ISSUE THAT CALIFORNIANS WANTS TO
SEE ADDRESSED. NEVERTHELESS
POSTURING AND FINGER POINTING
HAS FED INTO THE FRUSTRATION.
THAT HAS CAUSED THE ISSUE TO
REACH THE BOILING POINT THAT WE
ARE AT TODAY. A B 7 99 IS
CONSISTENT WITH BOTH THE
COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE THAT THE
GOVERNOR HAS ARTICULATED THAT HE
WANTS TO SEE AND THE REGIONAL
PLANNING PROCESS OUTLINED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF
COUNTIES AT HOME PLAN. MEMBERS
IT'S TIME THAT WE FINALLY
ADDRESS OUR HOMELESSNESS CRISIS
AT THE SKILL THAT THE PUBLIC
EXPECTS FROM BOTH THE STATE AND
THE LOCAL LEVEL. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MISS REVIS AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL CORPORAL OPENLY. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES, EYES 68. NO ZERO BILLS
PASSED. NEXT THIS IS FILE ITEM 1
65 BY MR BENNETT. MAYBE 809
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
809 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT
AND ACCOLADE AND SALMON BENNETT,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. MAYBE
552 WILL CREATE A REGIONAL HEAVY
EQUIPMENT SHARING PROGRAM FOR
FARMERS. AFTER THE PURCHASE OF
LAND FARM EQUIPMENT IS THE
LARGEST CAPITAL INVESTMENT FOR
SMALL FARMERS. LARGE FARM
EQUIPMENT IS EXTRAORDINARILY
EXPENSIVE AND OFTEN USED ONLY A
FEW TIMES PER YEAR. THIS
EQUIPMENT SHARING PROGRAM ALLOWS
FARMERS TO BORROW OR LEASE HIGH
VALUE EQUIPMENT FROM REGIONAL
CENTERS. THERE'S NO OPPOSITION
TO THIS BILL, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BENNETT. AND SEEING THE MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. LET'S
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 62 63 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED.
NEXT BY MR FONG, BUT MIKE FONG,
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 66. MAYBE 8
11 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
8 11 BY REMEMBER MIKE FONG AND
APPLE IN THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES
PHªN YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
GOOD AFTERNOON. MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS ASSEMBLY BILL 8 11
EXPANDS THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT MAY
REPEAT A COURSE CURRENT
REGULATIONS LIMIT THE NUMBER OF
TIMES A STUDENT MAY RETAKE THE
COURSE ONE TIME IF THEY HAVE
PASSED A COURSE AT THREE OF THEM
HAVE FAILED. THANK YOU TO MY
COLLEAGUE FROM VENTURA. THE
STATE LEGISLATURE HAS WORKED
HARD TO HELP STUDENTS PASS THE
COURSE THE FIRST TIME. HOWEVER
THERE ARE SITUATIONS WHEN
STUDENTS ARE UNABLE TO COMPLETE
A COURSE PERHAPS DUE TO ILLNESS
OR HAVING TO WORK. STUDENTS ARE
PROHIBITED FROM RETAKING THE
COURSE EVEN AT ANOTHER COLLEGE
IN THE DISTRICT ONCE THEY REACH
THE LIMIT. THIS COULD RESULT IN
THE STUDENT AT BEING ABLE TO
MOVE FORWARD. WHETHER EDUCATION
OR EVEN DROP OUT A B 8 11 WILL
BRING STUDENTS BACK TO COLLEGE
BY GIVING THEM OPPORTUNITIES TO
RETAKE THE COURSE. IN RESPONSE
TO OPPOSITION CONCERNS. I HAD A
FIVE YEAR SUNSET, WHETHER
REQUIREMENT FOR COMMITTEE
COLLEGES TO PROVIDE DATA SO THAT
WE CAN EVALUATE THE NUMBER OF
STUDENTS WHO RETAKE THE COURSE
OF THE TYPES OF COURSES THEY'RE
REPEATING AND ALSO LOOK AT
ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC AND
FINANCIAL COUNSELING. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG. AND SEEING
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS
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 63 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 68.
MAYBE 815 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 15 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WOULD AN
ACCOLADE HEALTHCARE COVERAGE
WOULD YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. PROVIDER CREDENTIAL
IMPOSES ADMINISTRATIVE
CHALLENGES SIMPLER, SIMILAR TO
PRIOR AUTHORIZATION AND PROVIDER
DIRECTORIES. AS HEALTH CARE
PROVIDERS CAN BE SUBJECT TO
DIFFERENT HEALTH PLAN CRITERIA.
A B 58 15 STREAMLINES THE
CREDENTIAL PROCESSED FOR DOCTORS
AND HEALTH PLANS BY CREATING A
BOARD TO CERTIFY CREDENTIAL AND
ENTITIES RATHER THAN WASTE TIME
ON OVERLY BURDENSOME
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSES. HEALTH
PLANS CAN FOCUS ON ENSURING ITS
ENROLLEES HAVE ACCESS TO AN
ADEQUATE NETWORK AND PROVIDERS
CAN FOCUS ON PROVIDING MEDICAL
CARE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU SO MUCH
MEMBER WOULD SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOSER ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES AS 54 NOSE FORWARD BILLS
PASSED NEXT FILE ITEM. 1 69 818
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
18 BY ASSEMBLYMAN. REPEAT YOU
KNOW IT'S AN ACTUALLY INTO
PROTECTIVE ORDERS. PETRIE-NORRIS
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO RESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 818, WHICH WILL
STRENGTHEN GUN AND DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE, RESTRAINING ORDERS.
CURRENT LAW IN CALIFORNIA
REQUIRES THAT A PERSON WHO IS
SUBJECT TO A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
OR A GUN VIOLENCE RESTRAINING
ORDER BE PROHIBITED FROM HAVING
FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION.
UNFORTUNATELY IN PRACTICE, THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE ORDERS
HAS BEEN UNEVEN, INEFFECTIVE AND
UNTIMELY. THIS IS ALARMING
BECAUSE IT UNDERMINES OUR GOAL
OF QUICKLY REMOVING WEAPONS FROM
PROHIBITED PERSONS. WE KNOW THAT
EVERY MINUTE OF DELAY IS A
MINUTE TOO LONG. 88 18 WILL
REQUIRE OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCIES TO DESIGNATE AN OFFICER
OR OFFICERS WHO IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR IMPLEMENTING GVR OS AND DVR
OWES THIS COMMON SENSE STEP WILL
HELP PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIES AND
HELP ENSURE THAT PERSONS WHO ARE
DEEMS A DANGER TO THEMSELVES OR
OTHERS ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCESS
AND UTILIZE FIREARMS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON A B 818. THANK YOU, MISS
PETRIE-NORRIS, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 66 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASS NEXT FILE ITEM. 1 70. THIS
IS A V 8 21 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON AND
ACCOLADE IN THE LAND USE AND YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. MAYBE 8
21 WILL HELP PREVENT DELAYS IN
HOUSING PRODUCTION AND HELP
FACILITATE THE MUCH NEEDED
HOUSING THAT THIS STATE NEEDS.
THIS BILL SEEKS TO ADDRESS
INSTANCES WHERE A LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS GENERAL PLAN MAY
BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS, ZONING
ORDINANCES, LOCAL JURISDICTIONS
ARE REQUIRED BY STATUTE. TO HAVE
THEIR GENERAL PLANS AND ZONING
ORDINANCES CONSISTENT WITH EACH
OTHER. BUT THIS IS NOT ALWAYS
THE CASE CURRENTLY, IF THERE IS
AN INCONSISTENCY, LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS MUST AMEND THEIR
ZONING ORDINANCES TO BECOME
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR GENERAL
PLAN WITHIN A REASONABLE TIME.
WHILE THIS IS A REQUIREMENT,
THERE IS NO DEFINED TIMELINE FOR
WHAT REASONABLE TIME IS A B 8 21
WILL HELP BRING A CLEAR TIMELINE
TO WHAT IS CONSIDERED
REASONABLE. THANK YOU, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GRAYSON. SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS 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 64. CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THE ROLE IS CLOSED EYES. 64
KNOWS ONE. THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXT FILE ITEM. 1 71. THIS IS A
B 8 24 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
24 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALLED
HER OWN AND OTHERS RELATED
TRANSPORTATION. CALDERON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY BILL 8 24
WOULD TASK CALTRANS WITH
DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC PLAN TO
INCREASE HIGHWAY GREENING WITH
CALIFORNIA NATIVE PLANTS BY AT
LEAST 10% IN URBAN AREAS. LOW
INCOME CALIFORNIANS AND
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR
DISPROPORTIONATELY INHALE HIGH
CONCENTRATIONS OF AIR POLLUTION
DUE TO THEIR CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
HIGHWAYS WHERE HOUSING IS OFTEN
MORE AFFORDABLE, AND THESE
COMMUNITIES ARE MORE LIKELY TO
SUFFER FROM INCREASED RATES OF
ASTHMA, LUNG CANCER AND
PREMATURE DEATH. 8 24 SUPPORTS
THE STATE'S TRANSITION TO A
SUSTAINABLE FUTURE BY MITIGATING
AIR POLLUTION PROMOTING THE USE
OF NATIVE PLANTS. AND COOLING,
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES NEAR
HIGHWAYS. THANK YOU, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS CALDERON AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE WALL. VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 49
NOS. NINE THE BILL IS PASSED.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 70 TO 88 29
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY 29 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WALDRON.
IMMACULATELY CRIME, WALDRON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 8 29 THE ANIMAL
CRUELTY AND VIOLENCE PROTECTION
ACT. WOULD YOU EXPANDS THE
CURRENTLY REQUIRED COUNSELING
FOR THOSE CONVICTED OF ANIMAL
ABUSE, ALLOWING A JUDGE TO ORDER
A MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION IF
NECESSARY. THIS BILL PASSED THE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WITH
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO NO
VOTES AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WALDRON, SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL PURPLE
OPEN THE WALL. ATOS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO BUILD. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 67
NO. ZERO BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
BACK TO ASSEMBLYWOMAN REVIS.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 73 88 33
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 8
33 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
THREE OF US AND ACCOLADES STATE
PARKS OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
MAYBE 8 33 6 TO BUILD
COLLABORATION. BETWEEN THE UPPER
AND LOWER LOS ANGELES RIVER TO
CREATE A UNIFYING RIVER WIDE
PARK PLAN. A B 8 33 WOULD
REQUIRE STATE PARKS TO
FACILITATE COLLABORATION AMONG
STATE AND LOCAL AGENCIES TO
CREATE A PLAN FOR PARKS ALONG
THE ENTIRE RIVER AND ITS
TRIBUTARIES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
REBUS, SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE WALL. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES, EYES
69 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
NEXT, MINISTER ALVAREZ, THIS IS
FILE ITEM 1 74 88 37 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 8 37 BY
ESLAMI RIVER ALVAREZ AND
ACCOLADE. DISTANT LAND USE
ALVAREZ, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
COLLEAGUES UH, HERE'S THE
OPPORTUNITY ON A B 837 TODAY.
THIS BILL IS OVER 30 YEARS IN
THE MAKING THE CITY OF CHULA
VISTA HAS WHEN THEY BEGAN THE
PROCESS OF BRINGING A UNIVERSITY
TO THE SOUTH SAN DIEGO REGION
AND ITS GENERAL DEVELOPMENT
PLAN. SINCE THEN, IT HAS
PROCURED OVER 300 ACRES OF LAND
AND CODIFIED THIS COMMITMENT
THROUGH HIS SECTIONAL PLANNING
AREA. A B 8 37 PROPOSES A
LIMITED EXEMPTION TO THE SURPLUS
LANDS ACT THAT ENABLES TULA
VISTA TO INITIATE THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THIS LAND INTO A
UNIVERSITY. WE WORKED
EXTENSIVELY WITH BOTH POLICY
COMMITTEES TO ENSURE THAT ONLY
THIS PROJECT WOULD QUALIFY,
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. AND I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR ALVAREZ, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL CLERK 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 I 69 NO. ZERO
BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM. 1 75 88 40 CLERK WILL
READ. SOMEBODY WILL EAT 40 BY
SOMEBODY MEMBER ADDIS AND OTHERS
NAPOLI TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
WOMAN ADDED TO ME OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. A B 8 40 CREATES
EXCEPTIONS TO THIS TIDE. HOUSE
LAWS FOR 22 VENUES ON SEVEN CSU
CAMPUSES. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO NO
VOTES, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN EYE BOAT ON A B 8 40.
THANK YOU MISS ADDIS, 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
THE WALL. TALLY THE VOTES. I 63
NO ZERO BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IST
FILE ITEM 1 76. MAYBE 8 43 CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 8 43 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JUAN CARILLO,
AN ACCOLADE THE PUBLIC SOCIAL
SERVICES YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 8 43, WHICH 6 45
REGULATIONS TO ENSURE THAT CAL
FRIDGE RECIPIENTS WHO ARE
VICTIMS OF ELECTRONIC THEFT ARE
ELIGIBLE TO HAVE THEIR BENEFITS
REPLACED IN A TIMELY MANNER. AS
YOU MAYBE AWARE, ELECTRONIC
THEFT IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE
COMMON. RECIPIENTS OF PUBLIC
BENEFIT PROGRAMS ARE
INCREASINGLY BECOMING TARGETS OF
THIS FORM OF THEFT CARS LIKE THE
FEDERAL PROTECTION AND SOMEWHERE
FEATURES OF OTHERS, LIKE TONY
KART HOLES SUCH AS CHIEF DAVID
CARS, LIVING LOW INCOME
CALIFORNIA'S VULNERABLE TO
RAMPART THEFT. MAYBE 8 43 IS A
FAMILY BILL THAT WILL ENSURE LOW
INCOME CALIFORNIANS WHO ARE
VICTIMS OF ELECTRONIC, THEREFORE
ABLE TO RECOVER THEIR BENEFITS.
IN AND OUT. FORCED TO FACE
HUNGER. I RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
YOUR EYE BOAT. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR CARRILLO AND SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN ALL
THOSE VOTE DIRE DEVO. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
68 AND ZERO BILLS PASSED. NEXUS
IS FILE ITEM 1 77. MAYBE 8 47
CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 8
47 BY A SLIMMING RIVER
THREE OF US AND ACTUALLY IN A
MEDICAL ISSUE MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT A B 8
47, WHICH WILL ENSURE THAT
CHILDREN FACE ILLNESSES AT HOME
. SPECIFICALLY A B 8 47 WOULD
ALLOW YOUNG ADULTS WHO HAVE
MEDICAL AND WITH PEDIATRIC ONSET
CONDITIONS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR
HOSPICE CARE AFTER AGE 21 SO
THAT THEIR SERVICES WON'T GO
INTERRUPTED. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS RIVAS, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL CLARK WILL OPEN ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES. I 71 NO ZERO BILLS
PASS NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 1
78 88 49 CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 49 BIAS GARCIA
AN ACCOLADE AIR POLLUTION MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES. A B 8 49
WILL REQUIRE THE RELEVANT STATE
AGENCIES IMPLEMENT AND ENFORCE
MEASURES ASSIGNED TO ITS
COMMUNITY EMISSIONS REDUCTION
PROGRAM, ALSO KNOWN AS SYRUP
ADOPTED BY LOCAL AIR DISTRICT
AND THE AIR RESOURCES BOARD.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR GARCIA. CNO
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 50 KNOWS 15. THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM. 1 79 88 53 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 53 BY SOME
PEOPLE REMAIN SHINING ACCOLADE
IN THE RETAIL GROCERY STORES AND
RETAIL DRUGSTORES. MAIENSCHEIN
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS IN
OCTOBER 2022, KROGER, ALBERTSONS
, THE 1ST AND 2ND LARGEST
GROCERY CHAINS IN THE NATION
ANNOUNCED AN UNPRECEDENTED $25
BILLION MERGER. FOR WHAT WOULD
BE THE LARGEST GROCERY STORE
MERGER IN AMERICAN HISTORY. WHEN
MERGERS LIKE THESE TAKES PLACE,
IT IS COMMON TO SEE STAFFING
DECLINE IN PRICES INCREASE.
RESULTING IN A DIRECT IMPACT TO
THE QUANTITY, QUALITY AND COST
OF GOODS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC
. A B 8 53 6 TO ENSURE NECESSARY
INFORMATION IS PROVIDED FOR
FUTURE MERGERS THAT CAN HELP
EVALUATE THE PROPOSED
TRANSACTION AND ELIMINATE ANY
POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF
CONSOLIDATION. I'M WORKING
CLOSELY WITH THE OPPOSITION TO
NARROW THE BILL IN A MANNER THAT
FOCUSES ONLY ON LARGE MERGERS.
AND EXEMPTS SMALL MOM AND POP
STORES. WE ARE CLOSE TO AN
AGREEMENT AND PLAN TO TAKE
AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE, A B
853 PROVIDES AN INFORMED BASIS
FOR THE LEGISLATURE, THE PUBLIC
AND PUBLIC ENFORCERS TO ENSURE
RELIABLE, CONVENIENT AND SAFE
ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL GOODS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN
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.
CLINICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES EYES 54 NOS 14. THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM.
1 80 88 62 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY 8 62 BY A SLIMMING BURP
BAUER-KAHAN AND OTHERS NAPOLI IN
THE COUNTY JAILS BAUER-KAHAN YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B 8 62
IS A SIMPLE ACCOUNTABILITY BILL
THAT WILL ENSURE THAT WE KNOW
WHERE OUR MONEY IS GOING. WE
SPEND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ON
COUNTY PROGRAMS THAT SHOULD
IMPROVE OUR CITIZEN AND DR
CRIMES DOWN, BUT THAT MONEY
ISN'T EVEN BEING SPENT.
ACCORDING TO THE AUDITS THAT
WE'VE SEEN SO THIS BILL WILL
REQUIRE REPORTING ON THOSE FUNDS
AND ENSURE WE'RE GETTING A GOOD
RETURN ARE OUR INVESTMENT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN.
CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 57 NO.
ZERO BILL IS PASSED. NEXT, MR
GABRIEL. WE ARE GOING TO GO BACK
AND PICK UP FILE ITEM. 1 61.
THIS IS A B 7 87.
READ. SOMEBODY WILL 7 87 BY A
SLUMBER WAIVER, GABRIEL AN
ACCOLADE OF PEOPLE INSTRUCTION,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS BILL WILL
MOVE US FORWARD ON THE TOPIC OF
INSTRUCTION ON DIGITAL LITERACY
AND CITIZENSHIP, WHICH IS
IMPORTANT TO OUR DEMOCRACY HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
WOULD RESPECTFULLY REQUEST IN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL.
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 THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. I 67 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM
1 81 88 63 KERKORIAN. ASSEMBLY
BILL 8 63 BY A SUMMARY
AGUIAR-CURRY AND OTHERS.
NAPOLITANO RECYCLING YOUR CAREER
. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL
AFTERNOON, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES I RISE TO PRESENT A B
863 WHICH WILL IMPROVE
ACCOUNTABILITY FOR CARE OR ANY
OTHER CARPET RECYCLING EXTENDED
RESPONSIBILITY PROGRAM BY
INCREASING CIVIL PENALTIES FOR
VIOLATING RELEVANT LAWS AND
MAKING REPEAT OFFENDERS
INELIGIBLE TO RUN THIS PROGRAM.
THE BILL WILL ALSO ENSURE THAT
95% OF THE PROCEEDS ARE SPENT IN
CREATING JOBS IN THE CALIFORNIA
RECYCLING INDUSTRY AND PROVIDE
THAT A PORTION OF THE PROGRAM
REVENUE IS INVESTED IN
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS FOR
TRAINING JOURNEY LEVEL CARPET
PROFESSIONALS. PROPER CARPET
RECYCLING PRACTICES WILL, WHICH
WILL INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF
CARBON AVAILABLE FOR RECYCLING.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MONSIEUR. YOUR
CURRY SEE, NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES EYES 56 KNOWS FOUR
BILLS PASS NEXT FILE ITEM 1 82.
THIS IS A B 8 67 CLICK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 67 BY A SLIM BEALL
FRIEDMAN AND ACTIVATING THE
PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 8 67, WHICH ASSISTS
IN THIS SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO
ADULTHOOD OF YOUNG PEOPLE
EXITING FASTER CARE. THIS BILL
TRIES TO ENSURE THAT YOUNG
PEOPLE RETAIN ACCESS TO SERVICES
AND SUPPORT BY CLARIFYING THAT
THE COURT MAY KEEP THE CASE OPEN
PAST AGE 21 IF THE REQUIREMENTS
TO TERMINATE JURISDICTION HAVE
NOT BEEN SATISFACTORILY MET AND
REQUIRING THE COUNTY WELFARE
DEPARTMENT VERIFIES EFFORTS TO
ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE ACCESS TO
RELEVANT PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND
DOCUMENTS BEFORE THEY EXIT THE
SYSTEM. MEMBERS FOSTER YOUTH ARE
OUR CHILDREN. WE HAVE ASSUMED
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEM AS A
STATE AND TOO OFTEN WE FAIL
THEM. THIS BILL HELPS TRIES TO
REMEDY THAT. I WOULD LIKE TO
TAKE A MOMENT OF PERSONAL
PRIVILEGE TO THANKS ABOUT JIN
TUNA HERO WHO IS OUR ASSEMBLY
FELLOW WHO STOPPED THIS BILL AND
MADE IT POSSIBLE. THANKS SO
MUCH. THANK YOU, MR FRIEDMAN,
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. PURPLE
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I
HAD 66. NO 02 BILLS PASSED NEXT
BY DOCTOR WOULD THIS IS FILE
ITEM 1 84. 88 69 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 8 69 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WOOD AND OTHER
SNACK LATER HOSPITALS OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS, A B 8 69 WOULD HELP A
CAREFULLY TARGETED SUBSET OF
FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED SMALL AND
RURAL DISTRICT HOSPITAL AND
DISTRICT HOSPITALS MEET THEIR
2030 SEISMIC SAFETY COMPLIANCE
REQUIREMENTS. THE BILL REQUIRES
HK TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THESE
HOSPITALS TO PAY FOR 2030
SEISMIC UPGRADES AND DELAY THEIR
COMPLETION DATE TO 2035. IF
FUNDS ARE NOT AVAILABLE
FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED RURAL
HOSPITALS WITH AN ESTIMATED
SEISMIC COSTS OF MORE THAN A
MILLION DOLLARS, OR 2% OF THE
HOSPITALS REVENUE, WHICHEVER IS
GREATER, WILL NOT BE REQUIRED TO
COMPLY WITH THE 2030 SEISMIC
REQUIREMENTS UNTIL FUNDS ARE
AVAILABLE. THE BILL ALSO
INCLUDES A NUMBER OF DISTRICT
HOSPITALS THAT ARE NOT LOCATED
IN RURAL AREAS, BUT ARE
FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED AS
DETERMINED BY H. CHI.
ADDITIONALLY, THESE DISTRICT
HOSPITALS WOULD NEED TO MEET AT
LEAST ONE OF THE ADDITIONAL
CHARACTER OF THE ADDITIONAL
CRITERIA. THEY'RE LOCATED MORE
THAN 30 MINUTES OR 30 MILES FROM
ANOTHER HOSPITAL TREATED ABOVE
NEVER NUMBER OF MEDICAL PATIENTS
WHERE THEY HAVE ALREADY SOUGHT
VOTER APPROVAL FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE, AND THE EFFORT WAS
NOT SUCCESSFUL. WE ARE ALL AWARE
THAT MANY HOSPITALS IN
CALIFORNIA ARE EXPERIENCING
DIFFICULT FINANCIAL SITUATIONS,
BUT THE HOSPITAL IS COVERED BY
THIS BILL HAVE ALWAYS FACED
FINANCIAL CHALLENGES DUE TO THE
LOCATION AND THE POPULATION'S
EASTER. THE BILL IS A TARGETED
APPROACH TO PRESERVE A SMALL
NUMBER OF HOSPITALS THAT ARE
OFTEN MOST OFTEN A COMMUNITY'S
ONLY ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CARE.
AND IT WAS CERTAINLY CLOSE IF
SOME SEISMIC RELIEF IS NOT
PROVIDED. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. SOME
MEMBER WOULD SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
OTHERWISE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 63 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASS NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 85 88
75 CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL
8 75 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL
AND ACCOLADE IN THE COURTS.
GABRIEL, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 8 75 A BILL THAT WOULD
REQUIRE COUNTY COURTS TO REPORT
MORE CRITICAL DATA AROUND
EVICTIONS. SUCH DATA WILL HELP
POLICYMAKERS, SERVICE PROVIDERS
AND LOCAL JURISDICTIONS BETTER
UNDERSTAND EVICTION AND
DISPLACEMENT IN THEIR
COMMUNITIES AND ALLOW THEM TO
CRAFT MORE TARGETED AND DANA
DATA INFORMED POLICIES TO REDUCE
HOMELESSNESS. THIS BILL IS
SUPPORTED BY LEGAL AID
ORGANIZATIONS, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
AND THE CALIFORNIA APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION AND HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORTING
COMMITTEE WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL,
SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. PURPLE
CLOTHES WALL. TALLY THE VOTES. I
60 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 1 87 88 88
CRITICAL READ 8 88 BY ISLAMIC
SEVENTIES AND OTHERS RELATING TO
THE FINANCIAL AID CERVANTES. YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. CURRENTLY
INDIVIDUALS SEEKING ASYLUM MUST
UNDERGO AN EXTENSIVE PROCESS
BEFORE ATTAINING ASYLUM IN THE
UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA.
THE AVERAGE ESTIMATED WAIT TIME.
FROM THE START OF A COURT FILING
UNTIL AN ASYLUM HEARING IS
SCHEDULED IN FEDERAL IMMIGRATION
COURT IS APPROXIMATELY 4.5 YEARS
. AMONG THESE ASYLUM APPLICANTS
ARE PERSPECTIVE AND CURRENT
COLLEGE STUDENTS WISHING TO
ATTEND A HIGHER EDUCATION
INSTITUTION HERE IN CALIFORNIA
BUT WHO ARE UNABLE TO BECAUSE OF
THE SIGNIFICANT COSTS BECAUSE OF
THEIR UNIQUE IMMIGRATION STATUS
. STUDENTS WHO ARE PENDING
ASYLUMS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CAL
GRANT OR ANY OTHER FORM OF STATE
FINANCIAL AID. IF THEY HAVE BEEN
IN CALIFORNIA FOR LESS THAN
THREE YEARS. MAYBE 888 WILL
EXTEND THE ELIGIBILITY FOR CAL
GRANT PROGRAM TO NON CITIZENS
WHO HAVE FILED THE SPECIFIC
APPLICATIONS FOR ASYLUM.
STUDENTS WHO ARE SEEKING ASYLUM
WOULD BE ELIGIBLE SO LONG AS
THEY POSSESS A VALID EMPLOYMENT
AUTHORIZATION DOCUMENTS A SOCIAL
SECURITY NUMBER AND IF THEY MEET
THE OTHER APPLICABLE ELIGIBILITY
CRITERIA FOR GOUT CAL GRANT
PROGRAM. FOR THESE REASONS, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IBO ON A
B A THANK YOU, MR MONTI'S, YOU
KNOW, 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. CLARK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES I 60 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED NEXT BY
SOMEONE BEANS. THIS IS FILE ITEM
1 88 88 9 TO CORPORAL READ BILL
8 92 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAINES
AND ACCOLADE OF HEALTH AND CARE
FACILITIES MEANS YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU. SPEAKER
MEMBERS, MAYBE 892 AS A DISTRICT
BILL, WHICH CLARIFIES THAT THE
CURRENT COUNTY HOSPITAL
AUTHORITY IS SUBJECT TO OUR
PUBLIC TRANSPARENCY LAWS,
INCLUDING THE BROWN ACT AND THE
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC RECORDS ACT. I
RESPECTFULLY RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN IVA. THANK YOU, DR
BAINES. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLOSED ROLL TALLY THE VOTES,
EYES 50 NOSE TO THE BILLS PASS
NEXT BY MS CALDERON. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 1 91 89 04 GREEN. A
SEMI ABOUT 904 BY ASSEMBLY,
RIVER, CALDERON AND OTHER SNACKS
LIKE HEALTHCARE COVERAGE.
CALDERON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY BILL 904 REQUIRES
PRIVATE HEALTH CARE PLANS TO
DEVELOP MATERNAL AND INFANT
HEALTH EQUITY PROGRAM BY 2025.
THIS PROGRAM SEEKS TO REDUCE
RACIAL INEQUITIES IN BIRTHING
OUTCOMES TO THE USE OF DOORS.
THIS BILL WOULD MAKE CALIFORNIA
ONE OF THE FIRST DAYS TO EXPAND
ACCESS TO DULLES SERVICE FOR
PEOPLE INSURED THROUGH PRIVATE
HEALTH PLANS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CALDERON. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. HELLO
IS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
PURPLE CLOTHES WALL. TALLY THE
VOTES. EYES 55 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASS NEXT. THIS IS FILE
ITEM. 1 93 89 08 CLERK WILL
READ. SOME PEOPLE 908 WHILE THE
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND
ACCOLADES, TEACHER CREDENTIALING
AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION OF
FORWARD DECLARING THE URGENCY
EARTH TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY
. BERTUCCI YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THIS
IS EDUCATION COMMITTEE BILL
NONCONTROVERSIAL, NO OPPOSITION
, BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO, NO
VOTES. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE. VERY GOOD, MR MURATSUCHI,
SEEING NOBODY WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. A DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES.
I 63 NO. ZERO IN THE URGENCY. I
63 NO. ZERO ON THE MEASURE BILL
PASSES THIS IS FILE NEXT FILE
ITEM. 1 94 89 14 CLERK WILL
READ. SOMEBODY ABOUT 9 14 BY
SOMEBODY WITH A FRIEDMAN AND
OTHER SNACK RELATED TO
ELECTRICITY. FREEMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. CALIFORNIA
HAS VERY BOLD GOALS WHEN IT
COMES TO CLIMATE CHANGE, AND
ACHIEVING THOSE GOALS IS GOING
TO TAKE A LOT OF NEW ELECTRICITY
GOING TO R. E V S GOING TO OUR
INDUCTION STOVES TO ALL THOSE
THINGS, BUT ONE OF THE THINGS
THAT WE HEAR A LOT FROM OUR
CONSTITUENTS IS. WHAT ABOUT THE
GRID? THE GRID GOING TO BE
READY. HOW DO WE GET OUR
ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE UP TO
SNUFF TO HANDLE THIS? THIS ALL
OF US ELECTRICITY, ESPECIALLY AT
A TIME WHEN EASY PROJECTS WITH
NO OPPOSITION FREQUENTLY TAKE
OVER TWO YEARS, AND SOME
PROJECTS ISSUES CAN TAKE LONGER
THAN A DECADE TO GET UPGRADES TO
UTILITY LINES. SO MY BILL A B IS
9 14 WOULD ESTABLISH A TWO YEAR
TIME LIMIT FROM THE DATE. THE
APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED FOR
LEAD STATE AGENCY TO COMPLETE
CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
ACT SECRET REVIEW. AND APPROVE
OR DENY AN APPLICATION FOR AN
ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PROJECT. IF A STATE AGENCY FAILS
TO MEET THIS DEADLINE, IT WOULD
HAVE TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO A
STATE LEGISLATURE SETTING FORTH
THE REASONS WHY THE REVIEW WAS
NOT COMPLETED WITHIN THE TIME
PERIOD BY STRATEGICALLY
REBUILDING AND REPLACING
ELECTRIC LINES AND OTHER SYSTEMS
INFRASTRUCTURE FASTER.
CALIFORNIA CAN POSITION ITSELF
TO ACHIEVE ITS CLIMATE GOALS,
WHILE ALSO IMPROVING AIR QUALITY
OF DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND
REDUCING THE COST OF
ELECTRIFICATION. I WOULD URGE AN
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR FREEMAN. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALTHOUGH HIS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES. I HAVE 64 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED NEXT ASSIST
FILE ITEM 1 95 89 34 CRITICAL.
READ SOME PEOPLE 9 34 BY
ASSUMING MURATSUCHI, AN ACCOLADE
AND TEACHER CREDENTIALING
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MERITOR G. YOU
MAY OPEN IT ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH VERY MUCH.
CALIFORNIA IS FACING A TEACHER
WORKFORCE CRISIS. THIS IS PART
OF MY PACKAGE OF BILLS THIS YEAR
TO TRY TO ADDRESS THIS CRISIS.
THIS BILL CALLS FOR A PUBLIC
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN ON HOW
TEACHERS CAN CHANGE LIVES AND
CHANGE THE WORLD. THE PUBLIC
INFORMATION CAMPAIGN WILL BE
DESIGNED TO EXPLAIN HOW PEOPLE
CAN BECOME TEACHERS TO EXPLAIN
WHAT KIND OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT
EXISTS TO ENCOURAGE MORE OF OUR
YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENTS TO BECOME
TEACHERS. THIS HAS NO OPPOSITION
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. NO, NO
VOTES. RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHY I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR MERRITT
TOUCHING SCENE. NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL CORPORAL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CORK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES 67 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. MS MAKIN, ER. NEXT THIS
IS FILE ITEM 1 96 89 37
CORPORAL, READ SOME PEOPLE 9 37
BY A SUMMARY MCKENNA AND
ACCOLADE IN JUVENILES. AND SOME
ROMA KENNER, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. I RISE TO PRESENT A B 937
, WHICH WILL ENSURE THAT
FAMILIES SEPARATED BY THE
WELFARE SYSTEM RECEIVED BENEFITS
THEY ARE ENTITLED TO AN ORDER TO
REUNIFY. THIS BILL ALSO EXTENDS
THE REUNIFICATION TIMELINE FROM
18 TO 24 MONTHS FOR ALL FAMILIES
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE
REUNIFICATION SERVICES. THIS
BILL IS A WOMAN'S CAUCUS
PRIORITY AND HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS MAKIN
ER CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CLARK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
GOATS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
. I 65 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM 1 98 89
43 LOCAL READS. SOME PEOPLE 9 43
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALLED AN
ACCOLADE. THE CORRECTIONS YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. A B 9 43
WOULD REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS TO
PUBLISH DISAGGREGATED PRISON
DATA WITH SEPARATE ETHNICITY
CATEGORIES WITH THE MAJOR ASIAN
PACIFIC ISLANDERS GROUPS AND
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. CURRENTLY THE
DEPARTMENT PUBLISHES MONTHLY
DATA POINTS ON THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE IN THEIR CUSTODY WITH
ETHNICITY DIVIDED INTO ONLY FOUR
CATEGORIES. BLACK, WHITE,
HISPANIC AND OTHERS. AGGREGATING
SUCH A LARGE AND DIVERSE NUMBER
OF ETHNICITIES AS ONE CATEGORY
IS PROBLEMATIC FOR SEVERAL
REASONS, INCLUDING PERPETUATING
EXISTING BIASES AND SYSTEMIC
INEQUITIES. ADDITIONALLY BY NOT
GIVING AN ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF
THE ETHNIC DIVERSITY WITHIN OUR
PRISON SYSTEM. HOW CAN WE
PROVIDE ALL INDIVIDUALS TO
ACCESS TO CULTURALLY COMPETENT
IN PERSON AND RE ENTRY PROGRAMS?
THROUGH GREATER DATA
TRANSPARENCY. A B 9 43 ROAD
BREAKDOWN THE OTHER CATEGORY TO
ENSURE THE COMMUNITY AND STATE
CAN BETTER ASSESS THE NEEDS OF
ALL SYSTEM IMPACTED. PEOPLE
RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR COLORADO. C. YOU
KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CORP 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
64 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT BY MR MCCARTHY. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 1 99 89 59 CIRCLE READ
9 59 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARDIAC
RELATED COURT FACILITIES AND
MAKING APPROPRIATION THEREFORE,
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY AND
SUMMER MCCARTHY YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. THIS IS A DISTRICT BILL BUT
ALSO HELPS THE MY COLLEAGUE FROM
MODESTO AND HIS DISTRICT. ALSO
MY COLLEAGUE FROM BIEBER AND ALL
TOURIST COUNTY HELPS THEIR
DISTRICT AS WELL ALLOWS FOR
SURPLUS COURTHOUSES TO BE SOLD
BY THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL, TOO
MANY BEGAN THE PROCESS OF
WORKING TO BRING ABOUT A PUBLIC
GOOD FOR THE SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
PIECES OF PROPERTY. INCLUDING
OUR COURTHOUSE RIGHT DOWN HERE
IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO, ALLOWING
US TO USE IT FOR SOMETHING LIKE
HOUSING AND ADDRESS OUR HOUSING
CRISIS. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AS WE RIVAL.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR MCCARTY
CEO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL CORK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY VOTES. I
HAVE 61 62 NO. ZERO ON THE
URGENCY. I 62 NO. ZERO ON THE
MEASURE BILL PASSES NEXT. THIS
IS FILE ITEM. 201 89 79 CLERK
WILL READ 9 79 BY ASSEMBLY OF
ALVAREZ AND ACCOLADE IN LONG
TERM CARE AS YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
COLLEAGUES. THIS IS A B 1979 AS
MANY OF YOU KNOW, FAMILY
COUNCILS ARE ORGANIZED GROUPS OF
FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF
LONG TERM CARE FACILITY
RESIDENTS. FAMILY COUNCILS ARE
ESSENTIAL TO ENSURING THAT
FAMILY AND FRIENDS PLAY CLERK
CRITICAL ROLE IN GUARANTEEING
THAT VULNERABLE AGING
POPULATIONS ARE RECEIVING THE
BEST POSSIBLE CARE AS WE SAW
DURING LOCKDOWNS OF PANDEMIC
PAINFULLY, UH, DISPLAYED THE
NEED FOR MODERNIZING OUR FAMILY
COUNCIL REGULATIONS SO THAT THEY
ARE EMPOWERED TO FULFILL THEIR
REPRESENTATIVE ROLE. SO A B 1979
THIS BILL MODERNIZES EXISTING
FAMILY COUNCIL LAW SO THAT
MEMBERS CAN MEET AND COMMUNICATE
IN MORE EFFICIENT WAY SO THAT
THEY CAN OPERATE DURING A PUBLIC
HEALTH EMERGENCY. MAYBE 9 39
ENJOYS NO OPPOSITION, AND IN
FACT WE HAD WORKED EXTENSIVELY
WITH FACILITIES TO ENSURE THAT
THEIR CONCERNS WERE ADDRESSED
BEFORE THIS BILL WAS INTRODUCED
. WE HAVE RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND TODAY I
ASKED FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
ALVAREZ. SEE NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS. BILL
KIRK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 68 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM 203 BY MR CONNELLY. FILE
ITEM 998. READ SOME PEOPLE 1998
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY AND
ACCOLADE ENERGY. CONNOLLY, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. A B 9 98 REQUIRES A
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION TO
ISSUE A FIRST OF ITS KIND REPORT
ON THE OPERATIONAL STATUS OF
BIOMASS COMBUSTION FACILITIES.
STILL IN OPERATION AS OF
JANUARY, 1 2024. THE STATE
CONTINUES TO RELY ON BIOMASS
FACILITIES TO PROCESS MILLIONS
OF TIMES OF WOOD WASTE EVERY
YEAR AND TO GENERATE RENEWABLE
ENERGY. HOWEVER MANY OF THESE
COMBUSTION FACILITIES ARE
DECADES OLD AND ARE VULNERABLE
TO PERIODIC SHUTDOWNS.
CURRENTLY, THE C E C HAS NO
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TO IMPROVE
THESE OLDER FACILITIES OR
RESPONDING EVENTS LIKE FACILITY
SHUTDOWNS. MAYBE 998 WILL
ADDRESS THIS ISSUE BY REQUIRING
THE CC TO GENERATE A REPORT
IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES TO
MODERNIZE. OLDER BIOMASS
FACILITIES, MAKING THEM CLEANER
AND MORE EFFICIENT. THE BILL
WOULD ALSO REQUIRE THE REPORT TO
INCLUDE RECOMMENDATIONS RELATED
TO VULNERABLE ROLE RURAL AREAS
WHERE COMBUSTION BIOMASS
FACILITIES MAY BE SHUT DOWN,
INCLUDING STRATEGIES RELATED TO
LOCAL ENERGY GENERATION
PROCESSING, WOOD WASTE AND JOB
LOSSES. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN EYE BOAT. THANK YOU, MR
CONNELLY, SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL WILL OPEN UP. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY
VOTES. I 69 NO ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT TO MR IRWIN. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 205. MAYBE 1002
CORPORAL REED. SOMEBODY WILL 10
02 BY A SUMMARY OF IRWIN AND
OTHERS NATIONALLY TAXATION,
IRWIN, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B 10 02
WILL CREATE A STANDALONE TAX
RETURN FORM FOR ELIGIBLE
RECIPIENTS TO CLAIM THE
CALIFORNIA EARNED INCOME TAX
CREDIT WITHOUT NEEDING TO FILE
AN INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN. A B 10
02 WILL REDUCE EXISTING FILING
BURDENS FOR TAXPAYERS ULTIMATELY
PUTTING MONEY BACK INTO THE
POCKETS OF WORKING CALIFORNIANS.
THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
IRWIN, SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL
CORK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CORPORAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY.
THE VOTES I 69 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASS NEXT, MISS MCKINNEY,
THIS IS FILE ITEM 206 A B 1006
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 10 06 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCKENNA AND
ACCOLADE OLDER ADULTS. MCKENDRY
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS ACROSS 21 REGIONAL
CENTERS, CALIFORNIA'S DEPARTMENT
OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
SERVICES 370,000. CONSUMERS
SERVICED BY 120,000 DIRECT
SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS. FAMILIES
WHO PROVIDE LONG TERM CARE FOR
DISABLED AND ELDERLY LOVED ONES
BENEFIT FROM HAVING ACCESS TO
RESPITE AND IMPORTANTLY, THEY
BENEFIT FROM HAVING SIMPLE WAYS
OF GETTING ACROSS TO THE
SERVICES. MAYBE 10 06 WILL
MANDATE THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGING PARTNER OR CONTRACT WITHIN
ITS NO WRONG DOOR PROGRAM WITH
THE REFERRAL REGISTRY. THAT WILL
MATCH MEDICAID FUNDED CONSUMER
WITH CULTURALLY COMPETENT
RESPITE PROVIDERS MAINTAIN A
REGISTER OF VERY AND TRAIN
RESPITE PROVIDERS AND WORK
WITHIN A CONSUMER DIRECTED
PROGRAM ENTITY THAT WILL SERVE
AS A CO EMPLOYEE TO RESPITE
PROVIDERS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
MAKIN, ER. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS,
BILL CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE RULE.
TALLY THE VOTES. I 67 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED NEXT. THIS IS
FILE ITEM. 209 10 16 CLERK WILL
READ 10 16 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
JOAN SAWYER AND OTHERS NATURALLY
TO PEST CONTROL. YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
I RISE TO PRESENT A B 10 16,
WHICH AUTHORIZES THE DEPARTMENT
OF PESTICIDE REGULATIONS TO
CREATE A PROGRAM SO THAT ARIEL
PESTICIDE APPLICATORS CAN TRAIN
TO OPERATE UNMANNED AERIAL
SYSTEMS COMMONLY KNOWN AS DRONES
ON CALIFORNIA FARMS, VINEYARDS
AND NURSERIES BY AUTHORIZING DPR
TO STAND UP TO A TRADITIONALLY
PROGRAMMED TO SAFELY TRAINED FAA
LICENSE DRONE PILOTS. MAYBE 10
16 WILL PROVIDE DRONE OPERATORS
WITH THE PREREQUISITE TRAINING
EDUCATION FOR THE SAFE OR
CORPORATION OF THIS IMPORTANT
PRECISION AGRICULTURE
TECHNOLOGIES. FARMERS WILL BE
ABLE TO SAVE MONEY BY
POTENTIALLY APPLYING FEWER
PESTICIDES TO THEIR FARMS DUE TO
THE PRINCE, CHILDREN, NATURE OF
THE TECHNOLOGY AND PAYING FOR
LESS WATER AND AIRCRAFT FUEL TO
APPLY THESE PESTICIDES. THIS
BILL ENSURES THE TECHNOLOGY IS
INTEGRATED INTO AERIAL
APPLICATOR BUSINESSES AND THE
SAFEST MANNER POSSIBLE AND IN
RESPONSE TO THE BILL, ORANGE
COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ANNOUNCEMENT, ASSOCIATE SCIENCE
DEGREE AND US WITH AN AERIAL
APPLICATOR EMPHASIS RECOGNIZING
THE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD CREATES AT
THE INTERSECTION OF TECHNOLOGY
AND AGRICULTURE. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED ME I VOTE.
THANK YOU. SUMMER JOAN SAWYER
AND SOME MEMBER GALLAGHER.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
DO. I DO RISE JUST WITH CONCERNS
ON THE BILL. UM OBVIOUSLY COMING
FROM AN AGRICULTURAL AREA AND WE
. DEAL PRETTY EXTENSIVELY WITH
WITH CROP DUSTERS AND AERIAL
AIRCRAFT IN IN A APPLYING
DIFFERENT INPUTS TO OUR CROPS.
UM THERE IS SOME CONCERN, UH,
WITH THIS GOING INTO COMMERCIAL
AREAS AND THE IMPACT IT COULD
HAVE ON SAFETY. UM ANOTHER
IMPACTS TO THE CROP DUSTING
INDUSTRY IN CALIFORNIA, WHICH IS
A VITAL PART OF AGRICULTURE IN
THIS STATE. SO, UH, WHAT MY I
GUESS MY REQUEST WOULD BE THAT
WE CONTINUE TO WORK THROUGH THIS
BILL AND ENSURE THAT THOSE THOSE
ISSUES ARE ADDRESSED. UM BEFORE
WE START GOING FULL SCALE AND
HAVING DRONES THAT THAT AGAIN
COULD HAVE SAFETY IMPACTS
ASSOCIATED WITH OTHER AIRCRAFT
FLYING IN THE AREA, UH AND
ENSURE THAT WE HAVE A VITAL
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY. THAT'S
THAT'S PROTECTED AS WE AS WE GO
FORWARD HERE, THANK YOU. THANK
YOU LEADER, GALLAGHER. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS
THIS BILL, MR. JONES. SAWYER.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK
YOU. AND I ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH
MY COLLEAGUE FROM ACROSS THE
AISLE. WE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK
WITH THE WITH THE CONCERNS THAT
WERE RAISED ABOUT SAFETY. IT IS
VITALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE GET
THIS RIGHT. THAT'S WHY WE'RE
WORKING THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE AND WORKING WITH THE
AERIAL INDUSTRY TO MAKE SURE
THAT THIS IS SAFE AND SOUND.
RESPECTFULLY AFTER WE EITHER
THANK YOU. 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. I 62 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASS NEXT BY MS
PACHECO. THIS IS FILE ITEM TO
11. MAYBE 10 32. CLARK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 32 BY ASSEMBLY
ROOM PROTECTION AND ACCOLADE IN
THE COURTS. CHICO, YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 10 32. THEIR
CURRENT TRIAL, COURT INTERPRETER
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR RELATIONS
ACT HAS NOT GONE FAR ENOUGH IN
HELPING RECRUIT AND INCENTIVIZED
COURTS TO HIGHER COURT
INTERPRETERS AS EMPLOYEES RATHER
THAN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS.
SOME REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA HAVE
68% OF ASSIGNMENTS BEING
COMPLETED BY INDEPENDENT
CONTRACTORS AS RECORDED IN
FISCAL YEAR. 2017 18 A B 10 32
WOULD UPDATE THE TRIAL COURT
INTERPRETER EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
RELATIONS ACT TO ENSURE A
GREATER RECRUITMENT AND
RETENTION OF COURT INTERPRETERS
AS EMPLOYEES INSTEAD OF
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. IT
WOULD ALSO ALLOW COURT
INTERPRETERS TO RECEIVE BONUSES
AND OTHER INCENTIVES ALONG WITH
ADDING PROVISIONS TO HELP
FACILITATE CROSS ASSIGNMENTS FOR
BORROWING COURT INTERPRETERS
ACROSS COUNTIES TO HELP OUT OUR
RURAL AREA AREAS. WHO HAVE EVEN
A GREATER NEED A B 10 32 WILL
HAVE THE COURTS FUNCTION AT A
HIGHER LEVEL, AND BARRY BETTER
SERVE OUR COMMUNITIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR PACHECO, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. OTHERWISE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE ROLL TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 52 NOS 15 BILLS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE ADAM
TO 12 80 10 42 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 42 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AND
ACCOLADES. PESTICIDES CAME TO ME
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. 10 42 IS A
SIMPLE BILL THAT WILL ADD TO DPR
S ABILITY, THE ABILITY TO MAKE
SURE THAT TOXIC PESTICIDES THAT
ARE CURRENTLY NOT ALLOWED IN
CALIFORNIA ALSO NOT ALLOWED ON
SEEDS. IT IS NOT A BAND OF
ANYTHING. IT MERELY GIVES
ADDITIONAL THE AUTHORITY TO THE
DEPARTMENT WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BAUER CANE
CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE? ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. APPLE
CLOSED ROLL TELL YOU THE VOTES.
EYES 44 NOS 18 BILLS PASSED.
NEXT THIS IS BY MR GABRIEL. FILE
ITEM TO 14 10 53 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY 10 TO 53 BY THE RIVER
GABRIEL AND OTHER SNACKS IN THE
HOUSING GABRIEL AND THEY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TODAY
TO PRESENT A B 10 53, WHICH WILL
LOWER FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO THE
CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE
HOUSING BY ALLOWING DEVELOPERS
TO ACCESS HDD LOAN FUNDS DURING
CONSTRUCTION. ONE OF THE WAYS
THAT HDD INCENTIVIZES AFFORDABLE
HOUSING IS BY PROVIDING DEFERRED
LOANS AT INTEREST RATES BELOW
THOSE OFFERED BY PRIVATE
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. THESE
LOANS, HOWEVER, ARE ONLY
AVAILABLE ONCE THE CONSTRUCTION
OF UNION IT'S HAS BEEN
COMPLETED. THIS BILL MAKES A
COMMON SENSE CHANGED TO ALLOW
THESE LOANS TO BE DISTRIBUTED
DURING CONSTRUCTION, SAVING
MILLIONS IN INTEREST RELATED
COSTS AND FREEDOM, MORE FUNDS TO
FINANCE ADDITIONAL AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR GABRIEL. SEE, YOU KNOW,
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CIRCLE CLOSE ROLL. TIE
THE VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM
TO 15 80 10 54 CIRCLE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 TO 54 BY SOME
PEOPLE, BERMAN AND OTHER SNACK
LIKE THE PUPIL INSTRUCTION. YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES,
CALIFORNIA HAS FALLEN BEHIND 27
OTHER STATES WHEN IT COMES TO
PRIORITIZING ACCESS. THE
COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION,
EXACERBATING EDUCATIONAL
INEQUITIES AND END THE DIVERSITY
GAPS IN THE TECH SECTOR. MAYBE
10 54 WOULD ENSURE COMPUTER
SCIENCE EDUCATION FOR ALL BY
REQUIRING SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND
CHARTER SCHOOLS TO ADOPT A PLAN
FOR ALL HIGH SCHOOLS TO OFFER AT
LEAST ONE COMPUTER SCIENCE
EDUCATION COURSE BY THE 2027
2028 SCHOOL YEAR. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BERMAN. CNO MEMBERS WISHING TO
BE ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. 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 NEXT,
BUT THIS DOCTOR WEBER, THIS IS
FILE ITEM TO 16 80 10 57 PURPLE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 10 57 BY
ISLAM REMEMBER WEBER AND OTHERS.
NAPOLI IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH
WOMAN, WHOEVER YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL AFTERNOON SPEAKER I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 10 57 A BILL
THAT WILL CODIFY THE EXISTING
CALIFORNIA HOME VISITING
PROGRAM. TO SUPPORT PREGNANT
PEOPLE AND PARENTS WITH YOUNG
CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN COMMUNITIES
THAT FACE GREATER RISK AND
BARRIERS TO ACHIEVING POSITIVE
MATERNAL AND CHILD OUTCOMES.
HOME VISITORS AND FAMILIES
DEVELOP STRONG RELATIONSHIPS AND
TRUST THROUGH MEETING REGULARLY
AND ADDRESSING FAMILY'S NEEDS,
INCLUDING BY CONNECTING THEM TO
NEEDED COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND
SUPPORT. THERE ARE CURRENTLY 20
APPROVED EVIDENCE BASED HOME
VISITING MODELS UNDER THE
FEDERAL HOME VISITING PROGRAM.
HOWEVER THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH HAS
ONLY APPROVED THREE OF THESE
MODELS. MAYBE 10 57 SEEKS TO
EXPAND THE NUMBER OF MODELS THAT
CD PH ADMINISTERS, GIVING COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENTS THAT
FLEXIBILITY TO RESPOND TO THEIR
COMMUNITIES. UNIQUE NEEDS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON A B 10 57. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, DR WEBBER. I SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
THOSE VOTES 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. NEXUS IS FILE
ITEM TO 17 80 10 59 CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BUILT 10 59 BY
SOME OF THEM WERE FRIEDMAN AND
ACCOLADE, THE PRODUCT SAFETY.
AND SOME WOMAN, FREEMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS, MEMBERS OF BOTH
FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATIONS.
ASK THAT OUR MATTRESSES BE
RESISTANT TO CATCHING ON FIRE TO
FLAMES. AND NOW, SEVERAL YEARS
AGO, WE'VE BANNED THE USE OF
TOXIC CHEMICALS IN A LOT OF OUR
MATTRESSES TO PREVENT THEM FROM
CAUSING UNWANTED HEALTH EFFECTS,
AND, UNFORTUNATELY, A SMALL
AMOUNT OF MATTRESSES ABOUT 13%
CONTAINED FIBERGLASS FOR USE AS
A FLAME RETARDANT BARRIER. NOW
THIS FIBERGLASS CAN BE A
TERRIBLE IRRITANT TO SKIN IT CAN
IF IT'S THERE'S UNINTENDED
EXPOSURE, IT CAN GET INTO
PEOPLE'S LUNGS. IT CAN CAUSE
PULMONARY FIBROSIS. SHORT TERM
INHALATION EXPOSURE CAN CAUSE
LUNG INFLAMMATION AND BRONCHITIS
AND FIBERGLASS FIBERS CAN CAUSE
VISUAL CHANGES, BLEEDING AND
SCARRING. IF THEY BECOME
EMBEDDED IN YOUR I THINK WE
COULD ALL PROBABLY SAY THAT IF
GIVEN A CHOICE, WE DON'T WANT
FIBERGLASS ON OUR MATTRESSES.
BUT A FEW MANUFACTURERS ARE
STILL USING IT, EVEN THOUGH WE
KNOW THAT THERE ARE SAFE
ALTERNATIVES AVAILABLE, AND
HOPEFULLY THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE
SLEEPING ON RIGHT NOW. GIVEN THE
SMALL AMOUNT OF MATTRESSES ON
THE MARKET THAT STILL HAVE
FIBERGLASS. MAYBE 10 59 WOULD
BAN THE USE FOR ALL MATTRESSES
TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH. WE
ALSO ARE GOING TO BE EXTENDING
THE BAN ON THE FLAME RETARDANT
CHEMICALS SO THAT THAT DOESN'T
BECOME A DEFAULT ALTERNATIVE FOR
THESE SAME COMPANIES, AS WE KNOW
THAT THAT MATTRESSES ARE MADE
RIGHT NOW SAFELY WITHOUT THOSE
SAME CHEMICALS. I'VE BEEN
WORKING VERY CLOSELY WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL SLEEP PRODUCTS
ASSOCIATION. SINCE THE BILL'S
INTRODUCTION. THEY SHARE OUR
GOAL OF GETTING RID OF
FIBERGLASS AND MATTRESSES, AND
THEY ALSO WANT TO AVOID
UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES. NOW
THEY STILL HAVE SOME CONCERNS
ABOUT THE BILL, BUT THEY'RE NOT
OPPOSING IT AND I INTEND TO
CONTINUE WORKING WITH THEM IN
THE SENATE. THIS BILL IS
SPONSORED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL
WORKING GROUP. AND SO THAT WE
CAN ALL SLEEP BETTER. I WOULD
URGE AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. MR FRIEDMAN SEEN NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE GOATS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES EYES 51 KNOWS 13
BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MS BURNER.
THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 18 80, 10
61, CORPORAL REED. ASSEMBLY BILL
10 61 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BURNER
AND ACCOLADE AND
TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT A B 10
61. THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE THE
CPUC TO REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE ON THE PERFORMANCE
OF TELEPHONE CORPORATIONS IN
MEETING SERVICE QUALITY
REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED BY THE
COMMISSION, THE CPU CS EXISTING
SERVICE QUALITY REGULATIONS
COVER TOPICS SUCH AS SERVICE
RESTORATION AFTER AN OUTAGE AND
OTHER CUSTOMER SERVICE
REQUIREMENTS. THE CPC IS
CURRENTLY UNDERGOING A
RULEMAKING PROCESS NOW TO REVISE
THEIR SERVICE QUALITY RULES. AND
THIS BILL WILL HELP KEEP THE
LEGISLATURE INFORMED AS THAT
PROCESS MOVES FORWARD. NOBEL
THIS BILL ISN'T HAS NO LISTED
OPPOSITION AND NO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SOMEONE WOMAN BURNER
, SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 67 KNOWS ONE BILLS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM TO
1980 10 63 CORCORAN READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 63 BY A SUMMARY
OF GABRIEL, AN ACCOLADE IN
PUBLIC HEALTH, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND COLLEAGUES ASSEMBLY BILL 10
63 REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH TO OFFICIALLY
DOCUMENT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF
ITS EFFORTS TO ENFORCE NURSE
STAFFING RATIOS IN HOSPITALS AND
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, LEADING
TO GREATER TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY REGARDING THE
IMPACTS OF LEGISLATION PASSED IN
PRIOR YEARS. COLLEAGUES AS MANY
OF YOU KNOW, AND PARTICULARLY
SOMETHING I KNOW IS THE SON OF A
NURSE ARE RATIOS ARE KEY TO
PROTECTING BOTH PATIENT SAFETY
AND OUR HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE.
AND IN RECENT YEARS WE HAVE
PASSED LEGISLATION TO STRENGTHEN
THOSE PROTECTIONS BUT REPEATED
COMPLAINTS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH ABOUT ENFORCING
THOSE RATIOS HAVE TOO OFTEN GONE
IGNORED. THIS BILL WOULD WOULD
PROVIDE US WITH KEY DATA
ENCOURAGED, TIMELY AND EFFECTIVE
ENFORCEMENT OF A FIST OF
EXISTING LAW. AND GIVE OUR
HEALTHCARE HEROES MORE A VOICE
IN THE PROCESS. THIS BILL HAS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU SOME
GABRIEL. SAYING 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. CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES EYES 54 NOS 14.
THE BILL IS PASSED NEXT FILE
ITEM TO 2010 76 LOCAL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 76 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AN
ACCOLADE IN A BUSINESS CAN YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. A B 10
76 IS AN IMPORTANT BILL THAT
WILL PROTECT WORKERS RIGHTS AS
WELL AS INNOVATION HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. IT HAS NO OPPOSITION
AND BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN.
SEEING NO 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.
POLITICAL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTE 72 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASS
NEXT ITEM TO 21 A B 10 78 LOCAL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 10 78 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JACKSON AND
OTHERS AND ACCOLADES. PEOPLE
INSTRUCTION, JACKSON, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR SPEAKER. A B 10 78
WOULD ASK THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. TO
ISSUE GUIDANCE TO HELP LOCAL
EDUCATION AGENCIES AND SCHOOL
PERSONNEL MANAGE CONVERSATIONS
SURROUNDING RACE. SOCIAL
ECONOMIC STATUS, GENDER IDENTITY
EXPRESSION AND L G B T Q. PLUS
ORIENTATIONS AND HOW THEY CAN
REVIEW AND STRUCTURAL MATERIALS
TO REFLECT DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES
THAT ARE CULTURALLY RELEVANT.
WE'VE BEEN WORKING CLOSELY WITH
THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, THE
SUPERINTENDENT, PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION AS WELL AS BOTH
CHAIRS OF THE EDUCATION
COMMITTEES TO CONTINUE TO WORK
ON THIS IN ORDER TO STRIKE THE
RIGHT BALANCE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, DR
JACKSON AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HOOVER. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. I RISE IN RESPECTFUL
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. I THINK
THESE ARE DECISIONS THAT ARE
BEST MADE BY LOCAL SCHOOL
DISTRICTS. I THINK WE NEED TO
PRESERVE LOCAL CONTROL ON THIS
ISSUE, AND I URGE A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR HOOVER.
AND SEE NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON AH, MR
PATTERSON RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. I TO RISE IN OPPOSITION OF
THIS MEASURE AND AGREE WITH MY
COLLEAGUE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HOOVER. I THINK THIS DECISION IS
BEST LEFT UP TO AH, LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND SEEING
NOW NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
BE ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL, DR
JACKSON ANYTHING FURTHER TO
CLOSE THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS. WE ALL KNOW THE
CONVERSATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
HAPPENING. UM AND THE DANGEROUS
EXAMPLES THAT HAVE BEEN
HAPPENING ALL ACROSS THE STATE
ABOUT CERTAIN BOOKS NO LONGER
BEING ALLOWED, PARTICULARLY
THOSE THAT TALK ABOUT THE
HISTORY OF PEOPLE OF COLOR, UM
AND GENDER. UM AND SO IT'S TIME
FOR US TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS
MOVEMENT DOES NOT TAKE HOLD INTO
OUR STATE. SO I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. DR
JACKSON CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES AS 57 KNOWS 15. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT. AGAIN THIS IS FOUL
ITEM. 2 22, A B 10 79 CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 10 79 BY
ISLAMIST REBEL JACKSON AND
RELATED TO DISCRIMINATION.
JACKSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 10 79, WHICH WOULD
CREATE A HATE CRIMES
INTERVENTION UNIT WITHIN THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH AND ESTABLISHED THE
CALIFORNIA AD COUNCIL WITHIN THE
CALIFORNIA CIVIL RIGHTS
DEPARTMENT. WE KNOW THAT IN 2021
, CALIFORNIA SAW A HORRIFYING
SURGE AND HATE CRIMES REACHING
NUMBERS AND SEEN SINCE THE
AFTERMATH OF THE TERRORIST
ATTACKS OF SEPTEMBER 11TH. IN
2021. THERE WERE 1763 BIAS
EVENTS A 32 POINT SINCE 0.6
INCREASE IN 2020, THE HIGHEST
NUMBER REPORTED SINCE 2021. TO
HALT THE GROWING TIDE OF BIGOTRY
, HATE AND DOGMATIC IDEOLOGY.
CALLUM WHAT CALIFORNIA MUST GO
ON THE OFFENSE, UM AGAINST HATE
, XENOPHOBIA AND RACISM. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, DR JACKSON, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSER WILL
TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 67 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASSED NEXT FILE
ITEM TO 23 A B 10 85 READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 TO 85 BY
SOMEBODY MAIENSCHEIN AN ACCOLADE
. NO MEDICAL REMAINS OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS, 10 85 REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES TO SEEK ANY NECESSARY
FEDERAL APPROVALS FROM MEDICAL
BENEFIT TO COVER HOUSING SUPPORT
SERVICES. TWO YEARS AGO, DHC S
SHARED AN INTENT TO MAKE HOUSING
SUPPORT SERVICES AND MEDICAL
BENEFIT FOR CALIFORNIANS
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS BY
2024 10 85 REQUIRES THE
DEPARTMENT TO BEGIN THE PROCESS
TO MAKE THIS BENEFIT OF REALITY
. THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR MAIENSCHEIN SEE NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
KIRK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY
THE VOTES. EYES 54 KNOWS 10. THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MS RUBIO.
THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 24 MB 10 88
CLERK WILL READ 10 88 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCA RUBIO
AND ACCOLADE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS FOR
THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT A B
10 88, WHICH WOULD EXTEND DIRECT
TO CONSUMER SHIPPING
FLEXIBILITIES FOR SMALL CRAFT
DISTILLERS THROUGH 2024. MAYBE
10 88 CONTINUES OUR EFFORTS TO
SUPPORT THIS GROWING INDUSTRY AS
TASTING ROOMS, VISITS ARE STILL
DOWN FROM COVID AND STEADY
ECONOMIC AND INFLATION. THE
ADDITIONAL YEAR UNDER 80 2010
88. PROVIDES THE CRITICAL TIME
FOR TASTING ROOMS TO RECOVER
FROM THEIR LOSS AND FOOT TRAFFIC
AND RECOUP LOSSES FROM THE
PANDEMIC. THIS IS SIMPLY AN
EXTENSION OF A FLEXIBILITY OF
FLEXIBILITIES PREVIOUSLY
AFFORDED TO THESE CRAFT
DISTILLERS, AND AS SUCH, THIS
MEASURE HAS NO INDUSTRY
OPPOSITION. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RUBIO. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE NOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 72 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASS. NEXT THIS
IS FILE ITEM TO 25 80 10 89
LOCAL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 10 TO
89 BY ISLAMI ROBERT GIBSON AND
OTHERS CLINGING TO FIREARMS.
GIBSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 89, WHICH SEEKS
TO BAN THE SALE PURCHASE
POSSESSION, RECEIVING OF GHOST
GUNS TECHNOLOGY BY LIMITING THE
USE OF THREE D PRINTERS AND
COMPUTERIZED NUMERICAL CONTROL
THE SIN THE C N C MILLING
MACHINES TO STATE LICENSED
MANUFACTURER ASSEMBLY BILL 10 89
STRENGTHENS THE WORK THAT WE'VE
DONE EVEN AROUND ASSEMBLY BILL
16 21 THAT WHICH REDEFINES THE
DEFINITION OF A FIREARM.
CALIFORNIA CONTINUES TO LEAD THE
WAY IN TERMS OF PREVENTING GUN
VIOLENCE. YET PEOPLE STILL FIND
LOOPHOLES IN OUR LAWS. OUR
TECHNOLOGY HAS FAR OUT UM,
EXCEEDED OUR LAWS ON THE BOOKS
AND THIS TECHNOLOGY LIMITS ONE
THE INDIVIDUAL'S ABILITY TO GAIN
ACCESS TO HOMEMADE AND
UNTRACEABLE GUNS BY USING THREE
D PRINTER OR A CNC MILLING
MACHINE. THIS TECHNOLOGIES THIS
TECHNOLOGY ALLOWS INDIVIDUALS TO
CREATE A SEMI ARTICLE MATIC
WEAPON, WHICH HAS NO SERIAL
NUMBERS, NO BACKGROUND CHECKS,
UM AND WAVED. NO UM, BACKGROUND
CHECK PERIOD OR OTHER REGULARLY.
NATION OF THAT PROVIDES
LOOPHOLES. THIS BILL IS A
THOUGHTFUL PIECE OF LEGISLATION
. I RESPECTFULLY ASKED WHAT I
VOTE ON ASSEMBLY BILL 10 89.
THANK YOU, MR GIBSON. AND A
SUMMER METHODS. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. QUESTION TO THE
AUTHOR WITHOUT OBJECTION. WHAT
ELSE CAN THESE MACHINES PRINT?
I'LL ANSWER THAT IN MY CLOTHES.
THANK YOU. MR POINT ON THIS
MEMBERS IS BY BLOCKING THE
TECHNOLOGY JUST BECAUSE THEY CAN
PRINT. GUN PARTS DOESN'T MEAN
THAT IT CAN'T PRINT SOMETHING
ELSE. THAT WOULD BE USEFUL.
SOMETHING FROM A MEDICAL FIELD
SOMETHING LIKE GLASSES OR
SOMETHING ELSE. WE CAN'T JUST
HAVE A KNEE JERK REACTION AND
SAY WE'RE GOING TO BLOCK THREE D
PRINTING BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE
USED FOR MAKING A GUN. THAT'S A
SOFTWARE ISSUE, NOT A MECHANICAL
ISSUE. YES WE NEED TO HAVE
MEASURES IN PLACE TO ENSURE
SAFETY TO MAKE SURE THAT THESE
THINGS AREN'T HAPPENING. YES, WE
NEED PENALTIES OUT THERE. BUT TO
BLOCK THE TECHNOLOGY OF THREE D
PRINTING. THAT COULD BE USED,
SAYING, MAYBE IN A RURAL AREA OR
SOMEBODY ELSE WHERE THERE'S NOT
ACCESS. TO A SUPPLY CHAIN. TO
PRINT A PRODUCT THAT COULD BE
USEFUL. PUTS US IN A POSITION
THAT WE DON'T NEED TO BE IN. I
THINK THIS NEEDS BETTER LOOK,
I'D BE HAPPY TO WORK WITH THE
AUTHOR ON THIS, BUT WE NEED TO
MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE NOT GOING
TO TAKE AWAY ACCESS AND THE
ABILITY TO MAKE THINGS JUST
BECAUSE WE WANT TO BLOCK THE
ABILITY OF SOMETHING ELSE, LIKE
GUNS BEING IN THE WRONG HANDS.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR MATHIS.
AND SOME MEMBER JOE PATTERSON.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU. UM I WRITE. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE
RESPECTFULLY TO OPPOSE THIS
MEASURE. IT WASN'T THAT LONG AGO
THAT PEOPLE COULD, UH, ACTUALLY
GO ON THE INTERNET ORDER, UH,
INCOMPLETE LOWER FOR A RIFLE AND
COMPLETE THE PROCESS OF BUILDING
IT THEMSELVES TOTALLY LEGALLY IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AND SO
I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY ARE OUT
THERE, BUT THOUSANDS TENS OF
THOUSANDS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF LEGALLY MADE FIREARMS ARE IN
THE POSSESSION OF PEOPLE AND IF
THEY CAUSED PROPERTY DAMAGE IS
THE RESULT OF AN IN THIS
LEGISLATION WILL REQUIRE STRICT
LIABILITY, UH, THAT THE PERSON
HAS CREATED A CRIMINAL OFFENSE,
AND I THINK THAT'S WRONG FOR
PEOPLE WHO HAVE LEGALLY, UH,
MADE THEIR WEAPON, SO I
RESPECTFULLY RISING OPPOSITION.
THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON. AND AS
A MEMBER CHOLERA YOU RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. YOU MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF A
B 10 89. I THINK THAT THE
ARGUMENTS BEING MADE ARE REALLY
STRONG AND ARGUMENTS FOR A
COUPLE OF REASONS TO THE LATTER
ARGUMENT. IT'S MUCH DIFFERENT
ORDERING PARTS THAT CAN BE
TRACED WHERE YOU'RE ORDERING
THEM FROM TO ASSEMBLE A KID,
SOME KIND OF FIREARM, AND EVEN
THAT, IN ITSELF IS SOMETHING
THAT IS QUITE DANGEROUS TO GET
INTO THE SUPPLY CHAIN. UM BUT
THIS IS VERY DIFFERENT WHEN YOU
ACTUALLY HAVE A MACHINE THAT CAN
REPLICATE THAT PROCESS OVER AND
OVER AGAIN, AND IT'S VERY
DIFFICULT TO TRACE AND TO TRACK
AND CLIENT FROM SILICON VALLEY.
THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT WE WANT TO
SLOW DOWN THE PROCESS OF
TECHNOLOGY WHEN IT COMES TO
THREE D PRINTING IN GENERAL, BUT
THIS LEGISLATION IS VERY CLEARLY
SPECIFIC, UH TO THREE D PRINTING
DONE FOR THE PURPOSE OF CREATING
FIREARMS. IT'S ALREADY HARD
ENOUGH FOR US IN CALIFORNIA,
HAVING SOME OF THE STRONGEST
FIREARM LEGISLATION TO BE ABLE
TO KEEP GUNS FROM COMING ACROSS
OUR STATE BORDERS. OTHER STATES
ALSO HAVE THAT DIFFICULTY OF
BEING WITH THE TRACK, UH, TO ADD
ON TOP OF THAT ANOTHER LAYER OF
BEING HAVING TO TRACK AND TRACE
FIREARMS ARE BEING MADE MADE IN
PEOPLE'S HOMES THROUGH THIS
PROCESS IS A STEP WAY TOO FAR. I
THINK WHEN IT COMES TO ENSURING
THAT OUR COMMUNITY IS SAFE FROM
GUN FOR VIOLENCE, RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY BOAT. THANK YOU, MR
KALRA. AND MR MURATSUCHI. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU VERY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I
JUST WANT TO, UH I ASKED THAT MY
COLLEAGUES ON THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE AISLE SEE THAT THIS BILL IS
ACTUALLY SUPPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT BY POOR AC THEY WANT
TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP GUNS
OUT OF THE HANDS OF CRIMINALS.
UH AND SO I WOULD URGE ALL OF
YOU TO SUPPORT THIS BILL. THANK
YOU, MR MURATSUCHI. AND SEEING
NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL. MR
GIBSON, YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
APPRECIATE THE, UM THE ROBUST
CONVERSATION AROUND THE 10 80 10
89 TO 1 OF MY COLLEAGUES WHO MAY
MAKE MENTION UM ONE THIS IS
RELEGATING IT TO, UM LICENSED
STATE MANUFACTURERS FOR ONE AND
TWO. IT DOESN'T TAKE AWAY THE
CNC MACHINE ITSELF. WE WANT TO
MAKE SURE THAT A CODE THAT IS
USED IN ORDER TO DO MAKE A GHOST
GONE AT THAT CODE IS NOT BEING
GIVEN OUT TO INDIVIDUALS. AND
THEN SECONDLY, MY COLLEAGUE WHO
MADE MENTION ABOUT, UH LONG AGO.
WELL, LET ME JUST START TALKING
ABOUT LONG AGO. UM HERE IN
SACRAMENTO. WE HAD A FATHER WHO
WAS PROHIBITED FROM OWNING A GUN
BECAUSE OF A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DISPUTE. LAWS THAT WE CREATED
HERE ON THIS FLOOR TWO YEARS AGO
, AND A GUN WAS IN THE HOME.
THAT GUN WAS TAKEN OUT. THE
FATHER MADE A GHOST GUN. HE HAD
SUPERVISED VISITATION OF HIS
THREE DAUGHTERS. WENT TO A
CHURCH IN SACRAMENTO. AND KILLED
HIS THREE DAUGHTERS. THE SOCIAL
WORKER, AND THEN HE KILLED
HIMSELF. WE HAVE TOO MANY GHOST
GUNS ON THIS ON IN CALIFORNIA TO
NOT TO DO ANYTHING. ANYTHING AT
ALL. IT'S TOO MANY LIVES ARE
BEING LOST DUE TO PEOPLE MAKING
THESE GHOST GUNS ARE UNTRACEABLE
THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DON'T EVEN KNOW THEY EXIST IN
CALIFORNIA ACROSS THIS NATION.
THE REASON LOOK AT ALL THE MASS
SHOOTINGS THAT ARE TAKING PLACE
NOT ONLY IN CALIFORNIA BUT
ACROSS THIS COUNTRY AND DOING
SOMETHING IS NOT AN OPTION. AND
SO THIS IS A THOUGHTFUL WAY TO
MAKING SURE THAT WE HAVE THE
ABILITY TO GAIN CONTROL OVER THE
TECHNOLOGY THAT EXISTS IN
CALIFORNIA AND MAKING SURE THAT
OUR LAWS ARE CATS CAUGHT UP WITH
THE TECHNOLOGY AND MAKING SURE
THAT WE CLOSE EVERY LOOPHOLE
THAT WHAT HAPPENED? OH, I WAS IN
A ROW. I MEAN, YOU CUT ME OFF. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. MR GIBSON CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE NOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. FOR
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. I 16 NO. ZERO. THE BILL
IS PASSED. EXCUSE ME, KNOWS. 8.
60 KNOWS EIGHT BILLS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM 2 TO 6 10 92.
THE CLERK WILL READ. SOMEBODY
BUILT 10 92 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WOULD NOT RELATED TO HEALTH
CARE. DOCTOR, WOULD YOU MAY OPEN
ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. THIS BILL BUILDS UPON
MY PRIOR LEGISLATION. A B 5 95
ON HEALTH PLAN MERGERS TO ENSURE
THAT HEALTH PLANS ACQUIRING A
PHYSICIAN GROUP ARE SUBJECT TO
REGULATORY REVIEW. THIS BILL OFF
ALSO AUTHORIZES DEPARTMENT OF
MANAGED HEALTHCARE DIRECTOR TO
REVIEW COMPETITION AND HEALTH
SYSTEMS AND TO PROVIDE THIS
INFORMATION TO THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL. TO CLARIFY THIS BILL
DOES NOT EXPAND AG AUTHORITY
OTHER THAN WHAT IS AN EXISTING
LAW AND MERELY AUTHORIZED THE
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGED HEALTH
CARE TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR WORDS SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. THE CLICK
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE BOTH TO DECIDE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
EYES THE NOSE 16. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
2 TO 7 A B 10 93 THE CRITICAL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 10 93 BY
SOMEBODY WITH JIM PATTERSON AND
ACCOLADES MANUFACTURED HOMES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JIM PATTERSON,
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAME SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 10
93. THIS IS A BILL. I KNOW YOU
WILL STRUGGLE WITH MIGHTILY, BUT
PLEASE HEAR ME OUT. I'M ASKING
FOR YOUR SUPPORT. BECAUSE THIS
BILL WILL ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF
INACCURATE OWNERSHIP RECORDS FOR
MOBILE HOMES IN CALIFORNIA. THIS
IS SUPPORT SUPPORT. BY THE WAY,
I'M I'M JOKING. THIS BILL WOULD
REQUIRE THE SELLER OF A MOBILE
HOME TO OBTAIN A TAX CLEARANCE
CERTIFICATE, WHICH IMPROVES THE
PROCESS OF FOR SELLING MOBILE
HOMES BY ENSURING THAT THE NEW
OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
TAXES THAT BECOME DO MAYBE 10 93
WILL REDUCE CONFUSION AND
FRUSTRATION FOR BOTH THE COUNTY
AND THE NEW OWNER OF THE MOBILE
HOME. THIS BILL IS ENJOYED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND I THANK YOU FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
PATTERSON. SEEING HEARING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
ITEM. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE BOTH TO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROAD. I 68 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS OUT MOVING ON GOING BACK
TO ITEM NUMBER 1 TO 6 A B 599,
THE CLERK WILL READ. SOMEBODY
WILL 5 99 BY SOMEBODY REWARDING,
ACTUALLY, PEOPLE DISCIPLINE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD. YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU.
MADAM SPEAKER, 85 99
RESTRUCTURED HOW STUDENTS ARE
PUNISHED FOR POSSESSION, USE OF
TOBACCO PRODUCTS BY REMOVING
SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION
REQUIREMENTS. THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION WOULD
DEVELOP A MODEL POLICY FOR A
PUBLIC HEALTH APPROACH FOR
SIMPLE DRUG INFRACTIONS THAT CAN
BE MORE EASILY IMPLEMENTED BY
ADMINISTRATORS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. SEEING
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
SIDE OF THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
RIGHT ALL THESE FOLKS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
IN TONIGHT TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES 68 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM 143 A B 671. THE
CLERK WILL READ THE BILL 6 71 BY
A SALAMI RIVER WARD. EXACTLY THE
HOUSING. REMEMBER WHAT YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
AGAIN. MADAM SPEAKER 86 71 GIVES
THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THE
EXPLICIT AUTHORITY TO ALLOW
COMMUNITY LAND TRUST. TO BUILD A
TUS WITH CALHOUN FUNDS. THIS
CLARIFICATION WILL ALLOW THESE
LAND TRUST TO BE AN EFFECTIVE
TOOL IN ADDRESSING THE STATE'S
HOUSING CRISIS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE SEEING IN HERE
. I KNOW OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. AH, THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
BOTH WHO DESIRE TO VOTE, THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I 16
17 KNOWS ONE. THE BILL IS PASSED
. MOVING ON TO ITEM 330 A B 30
TO THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 302 BY A SEMI REWARDING
ACCOLADE, AUTOMATED DECISION
SYSTEMS ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHERE
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. THE 83 02
WILL REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY TO
CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE
INVENTORY OF ALL HIGH RISK
AUTOMATED DECISION SYSTEMS BEING
USED BY STATE AGENCIES. THE BILL
WILL ALLOW THAT WILL ENSURE THAT
CALIFORNIANS HAVE TRANSPARENCY
INTO THE GOVERNMENT'S USE OF
HIGH RISK AUTOMATED DECISION
SYSTEMS AND PROVIDE STATE
AGENCIES WITH THE TOOLS TO
ANALYZE THEIR USE OF THESE
SYSTEMS AND MINIMIZE THE RISK OF
DISCRIMINATORY IMPACTS. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I VOTE
ON A B 302 SEEING IN HERE. I
KNOW OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL. THAT CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. GO TO THE START OF
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE BOATS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE RAW 72 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED. MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM NUMBER 2 TO 9 E B 11 10,
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 11 10 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ARAMBULA INOCULATING THE PUBLIC
HEALTH DR RAMBLER. YOU MAY OPEN
ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 11 10 A BILL THAT
WILL ALLOW WILL DIRECT
CALIFORNIA TO ENSURE THAT FUTURE
POLICY AND FUNDING DECISIONS
ADDRESS THE WELL BEING OF
CHILDREN BY DISAGGREGATED THE
DATA WITHIN ADVERSE CHILDHOOD
EXPERIENCES. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE SEEING AND HERE I KNOW
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. ALL THOSE FOLKS 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 72 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 230 E B. 11
11. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 11 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PELLERIN AND
ACCOLADE IN THE CANNABIS
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PELLERIN, YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU. MISS SPEAKER REMEMBERS A B
11 11 WOULD PROVIDE SMALL AND
EQUITY CULTIVATORS WITH THE
OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY FOR A
DEPARTMENT OF CANNABIS CONTROL
LICENSE THAT WOULD AUTHORIZE
THEM TO BEND THEIR PRODUCTS AT A
LICENSED STATE TEMPORARY
CANNABIS EVENTS. UNDER EXISTING
LAW, THESE EVENTS MUST BE
ORGANIZED BY A CANNABIS EVENT
ORGANIZER LICENSED THROUGH THE
DCC, AND EACH INDIVIDUAL EVENT
MUST RECEIVE AUTHORIZATION FROM
BOTH STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
, ENSURING LOCAL CONTROL. THESE
EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO EXTENSIVE
REGULATION, INCLUDING
REGULATIONS ON PACKAGING AND
LABELING, TRACK AND TRACE AND
PROHIBITIONS ON UNDERAGE SALES.
ADDITIONALLY EACH OF THESE
EVENTS MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY THE
DCC AT LEAST 60 DAYS BEFORE THE
EVENT IS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD.
WHILE A B 11 11 WHEN MOST
DIRECTLY IMPACT SMALL AND EQUITY
BE EQUITY CANNABIS PRODUCERS,
ITS POSITIVE EFFECTS WOULD
EXTEND TO THE LEGAL CANNABIS
MARKET AS A WHOLE SALES BY CRAFT
PRODUCERS THAT CANNABIS EVENTS
WILL DRIVE ADDITIONAL SALES
THROUGH LICENSED DISTRIBUTION
AND RETAIL OUTLETS AND CRAFT
PRODUCERS SELLING AT CANNABIS
EVENTS WILL HAVE A STRONG
INCENTIVE TO DIRECT CUSTOMERS TO
LEGAL RETAILERS WERE MORE THEIR
PRODUCT CAN BE PURCHASED. THIS
BILL HAS RECEIVED BY PERSONS
SUPPORT AND ZERO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
PELLERIN SEEING AND HEARING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO,
DESERVE A VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROCK. I 61
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 232 A B
11 13. THE CLERK WILL READ 11 13
BY ASSUMING ROOM MCCARTHY AND
OTHERS NAPOLI PEOPLE INSTRUCTION
AND MAKING AN APPROPRIATION
THEREFORE, ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCCARTY, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
WE ALL KNOW THAT AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAMS MATTER, MAKING A
DIFFERENCE FOR FAMILIES LOOKING
TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR KIDS AFTER
SCHOOL, BUT ALSO KEEPING OUR
COMMUNITY SAFE, WHICH IS WHY
POLICE CHIEFS AND D A S SUPPORT
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, NOT
ENOUGH IS IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND ARE
TEENAGERS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND
HIGH SCHOOL, OBVIOUSLY. THAT
NEED OUR ATTENTION, TOO MANY
TIMES ARE LEFT BEHIND WITH AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAMS. THIS BILL, MAKE
SURE WE HAVE ADEQUATE RESOURCES
FOR OUR MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH
SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS.
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
SEEING AND HEARING NO OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL,
THE CLERK OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE RAW 67 NOTE. I 69 NO.
ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 234. MAYBE 11
17. THE CLERK WILL READ A
SUMMARY BUILT 11 17 BY SOME
MEMBER IRWIN AND OTHERS AND
ACTIVATING THE HOSPICE AGENCIES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. SOME HOSPICE
PROVIDERS HAVE FOUND A LOOPHOLE
IN THE LAW THAT ALLOWS BAD
ACTORS TO DEFRAUD THE STATE. A B
11 17 ADDRESSES THIS ISSUE BY
REQUIRING LICENSES TO BE
CERTIFIED WITHIN 12 MONTHS OF
RECEIPT FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH AS AN ADDITIONAL
SAFEGUARD LICENSES MUST SUBMIT
PATIENT DATA TO H. CHI ON AN
ONGOING BASIS. IF REPORTING DATA
CEASES. THE LICENSEE MUST
FORFEIT THEIR LICENSE. THANK
YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHEN SEEING AND
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROAD. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
RAW 65 NO. ONE THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
235 A B 11 21. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 21 BY
SOMEONE RETAINING AND ACTUALLY
IN PUBLIC WORKS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JEANNIE YOU ARE
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
THE NUMBER OF CONTRACTORS WHO
ARE DEEP BARRED BY CITIES,
COUNTIES OR OTHER AWARDING
BODIES IS WIDELY UNKNOWN BECAUSE
IT REQUIREMENTS TO PUBLISH A
LIST OF DEBARRED CONTRACTORS
VERY ACROSS LOCALITIES. THE
INCONSISTENT PUBLISHING OF THIS
INFORMATION PRESENTS THE ABILITY
FOR CONTRACTORS WHO HAVE
WILLFULLY VIOLATED LABOR LAWS TO
CONTINUE TO BID ON PUBLIC WORKS
PROJECTS. IN JURISDICTIONS WHERE
THEY HAVEN'T BEEN FOUND IN
VIOLATION YET TO ENSURE
TRANSPARENCY AND PROTECTION OF
TAXPAYER DOLLARS. MAYBE 11 21
WOULD REQUIRE AWARDING AGENCIES
OF PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS TO
ANNUALLY POST ON THE DEPARTMENT
OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DATABASE
. A LIST OF CONTRACTORS WHO ARE
INELIGIBLE TO BID ON A PUBLIC
WORKS CONTRACT. IT HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT,
AND I RESPECT RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HANEY SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL THAT COULD
OPEN THE ROPE. OTHERS VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES TO DESIRE THE VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROAD. I 65
NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 236 A B
11 23, THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 23 BY SOMEONE
WERE AT US AND OTHERS ACTIVELY
INTO THE CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
TISSUE MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 11
23, WHICH REQUIRES THE
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY TO
GRANT AN EMPLOYEE A LEAVE OF
ABSENCE WITH PAY FOR ONE
SEMESTER OF AN ACADEMIC YEAR
FOLLOWING THE BIRTH OF A CHILD
OR THE ADOPTION OR FOSTER CARE
OF THE CHILD BY THE EMPLOYEE
TRYING TO FIND THE RIGHT MOMENT
TO START A FAMILY AS AN
UNNECESSARY BUT COMMON STRUGGLE
FOR MANY CALIFORNIANS. THE CSU'S
PARENTAL LEAVE. POLICY OF 30
WORKING DAYS NEEDS TO BE UPDATED
TO REFLECT TODAY'S REALITIES
FACING THE SYSTEMS 29,000 COACH
COUNSELING LIBRARIAN AND
STRUCTURAL FACULTY OR STARTING
OR EXPANDING THEIR FAMILIES.
THIS POLICY IS INADEQUATE IN
EQUITABLE AND UNCOMPETITIVE FOR
TODAY'S WORKPLACE A B 11 23,
THEREFORE CREATES FAIR WORKING
CONDITIONS FOR EMPLOYEES WHO ARE
PARENTS. RATHER THAN PENALIZING
THEM FOR THEIR DECISION TO START
A FAMILY. LAST YEAR'S VERSION OF
THIS BILL PASSED THE ASSEMBLY
WITH BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
ASK YOU TO DO THE SAME TODAY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH AND
MEMBER AT A SEEING AND HEARING
NO OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RAW EYES.
49 NOS. FIVE OF THE BILL HAS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
2 37 A B 11 33, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 33 BY
SOME MEMBER SZABO AND ACTUALLY
INTO FIREARMS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SZABO, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS TODAY I RAISED TO
PRESENT A B 11 33, WHICH
ESTABLISHES A STATEWIDE
CURRICULUM FOR CONCEALED CARRY
WEAPONS PERMIT APPLICANTS. THIS
WILL IMPROVE AND EQUALIZED
STANDARDS TO MAKE SURE OUR
COMMUNITIES ARE SAFER. LESS GUNS
ON THE STREET IS THE SOLUTION,
HOWEVER, FOR THE 121,000 WHO
HAVE CONCEALED CARRY WEAPONS.
THE STATE MUST ENSURE THAT THEY
ARE PROPERLY TRAINED. THANK YOU.
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. I SPOKE TO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. 46 NO 15. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
238 A B 11 37. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 37 BY
SOME MEMBER JOHN SORE AND AFTER
GOING TO PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JONES STORY.
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I PRESENT A
B 11 37, WHICH ENSURES FAIRNESS
AND STATE EMPLOYMENT BY
PROVIDING EQUITABLE BENEFITS TO
STATE SUPERVISORS AND MANAGERS
CURRENTLY EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES
SUCH AS STATE SUPERVISORS AND
MANAGERS DO NOT HAVE COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING RIGHTS LEGISLATION IS
THE ONLY WAY FOR THESE EMPLOYEES
TO ACCESS BETTER BENEFITS
BECAUSE THEY'RE UNABLE TO
NEGOTIATE WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS.
THIS BILL WILL PROVIDE STATE
SUPERVISORS AND MANAGERS WITH
MERIT BASED SALARY ADJUSTMENT
NOTIFICATIONS AND PREMIUM
HOLIDAY PAY AND DOING SO A B 11
37 WILL PROMOTE WORKPLACE EQUITY
FOR HUNDREDS OF STATE EMPLOYEES
ACROSS CALIFORNIA AND ENSURE
THAT ALL STATE EMPLOYEES ARE
COMPENSATED FAIRLY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOU EITHER
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER
SEEING AND HEARING NO, THERE'S
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE BILL.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
ALL THOSE VOTES THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTERS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES. 53 NO
60 BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO
ITEM NUMBER 240 A B 11 59, THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
11 59 BY SOME MEMBER ER CURRY.
AND AFTER LINDA GREENHOUSE
GASSES ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUILAR
CURRY, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. GOOD AFTERNOON, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS A B 11 59 IS
SIMPLY A CLEANUP MEASURE TO A B
17 57 FROM LAST YEAR, A B 17 57
WAS ENACTED AS FAR AS THE
CLIMATE PACKAGE AND SET A RANGE
OF TARGETS FOR REDUCING
GREENHOUSE GASSES MISSIONS. THE
BILL CONTAINED PROVISIONS WHICH
WERE INTENDED TO DISALLOW THE
DOUBLE COUNTY OF GHG REDUCTIONS
AND THE USE OF STATE FUNDING TO
DEVELOP OFFSETS. THE PROVISIONS
REGARDING STATE FUNDING WAS
AMBIGUOUS AND HAS CAUSED
CONFUSION AMONG CONSERVATION
GROUPS, TRIBES, FORESTERS AND
OTHERS WHO HAVE FORCED
SEQUESTRATION PROJECTS AND SEEK
STATE FUNDING FOR OTHER
RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION
EFFORTS. THIS BILL WILL CLEAR UP
THIS CONFUSION AND ALLOW
NONPROFIT CONSERVATION GROUPS.
TRIBES AND OTHERS TO CONTINUOUS
CERTAINTY TO ACCEPT STATE
FUNDING FOR RESTORATION AND
CONSERVATION PROJECTS ON LAND
WITH EXISTING FOR SEQUESTRATION
PROJECTS, HUGH. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK THREE. I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S OUT YOUR
CURRENT SEEING AND HEARING NO
OTHERS. WE SHOULD SPEAK ON THIS
BILL. THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. SO THESE ARE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. I 69 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
241 A B 11 68, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 68, BUT
SOME OF THEM ARE BENNETT AND
ACTIVELY AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL
SERVICES. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BENNETT, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR.
MEMBERS OF THIS BILL REMAINS AN
IMPORTANT PRIORITY FOR THE
CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL
FIREFIGHTERS, THE FIRE CHIEFS
AND THE LEAGUE OF CITIES BECAUSE
OF CONCERNS ABOUT THE POTENTIAL
STATEWIDE IMPACTS OF THIS
ORIGINAL VERSION OF THE BILL.
RECENT AMENDMENTS TO A B 11 68
NOW ONLY EXTENDS THE ABILITY TO
CONTROL EMERGENCY SERVICES TO
OXNARD IN MY DISTRICT AND
CONTINUES TO CLARIFY THAT 201
RIGHT TO RETAINED UNTIL
EXPLICITLY GIVEN UP. I WANT TO
THANK THE CHAIR OF THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE AND THE CHAIR OF OUR
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES
FOR THEIR WORK ON THIS BILL.
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN I VOTE
ON THIS NOW. DISTRICT ONLY
IMPACT, BILL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. SO MANY MEMBER BENNETT
SEEING AND HEARING NO. THERE'S
WISHES TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
YOU DESERVE A VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESERVE A VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES TO THIS ARE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RAW
EYES. 59 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
24 TO A B 11. 82 THE CLERK WILL
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 11 82 BY SOME
MEMBER PETRIE-NORRIS AND
ACTUALLY INTO ENERGY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS.
YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. MEMBERS
CALIFORNIA IS AT A PIVOTAL
MOMENT OF HISTORIC PUBLIC
INVESTMENT TO ADVANCE OUR GOALS
ON GREEN ENERGY AND CLIMATE
INFRASTRUCTURE. FEDERAL ADOPTION
OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
IN JOBS ACT IN 2021 AND
INFLATION REDUCTION ACT IN 2020
TO REPRESENT A HISTORIC ONCE IN
A GENERATION OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR
NATION AND FOR OUR STATE, AND IT
IS CRITICAL THAT WE POSITION
CALIFORNIA TO LEVERAGE THESE
DOLLARS. MAYBE 11 82 REQUIRES
KOBE IS TO TAKE SPECIFIED
ACTIONS TO ALIGN STATE
INCENTIVES WITH FEDERAL FUNDS TO
BE AWARDED IN THE INFLATION
REDUCTION ACT AND THE
INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND
JOBS ACT TO IDENTIFY
OPPORTUNITIES TO CO FUND GRANTS
THAT MEET THE STATE'S CLIMATE
GOALS AND TO COLLABORATE WITH
STATE AGENCIES TO MAXIMIZE
AWARDS TWO PROJECTS FOR THE
STATE. DOING SO WILL HELP
CALIFORNIA DELIVER ON OUR
AMBITIOUS CLIMATE GOALS, CREATE
HIGH QUALITY GREEN JOBS AND
SUPERCHARGE OUR CLEAN ENERGY
ECONOMY WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON A B 11 82. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS
SEEING AND HERE I KNOW THERE'S
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. I 68 NO. ZERO.
THE BILL IS PASSED. WE WILL PASS
AND RETAIN ITEM 245 A B 12 28
MOVING ON TO ITEM 2468 B 12 72.
THE CLERK WILL READ SOMETHING
BUILT 12 72 BY SOME MEMBER WOULD
NATURALLY INTO WATER. DOCTOR
WOULD YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL
. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 12 72, WHICH
AUTHORIZES THE STATE WATER BOARD
TO DEVELOP PRINCIPLES AND
GUIDELINES FOR THE DIVERSION AND
USE OF WATER AND SOME OF THE
STATE'S MOST CRITICAL SALMON AND
STEELHEAD BEARING WATERSHEDS.
BILL WOULD ADVANCE EFFORTS TO
UPDATE OUR INFRASTRUCTURE AND
USAGE PATTERNS HELP WATER USERS
BECOME MORE PREPARED FOR THE
EXTENDED DROP PERIOD, WHICH
ABOUT BECOME ALL TOO FAMILIAR.
IT IS PAST TIME WE START
PREPARING FOR THE NEXT DROUGHT
BEFORE IT STOPS RAINING. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING OTHERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I
53 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 247 A B
13 05, THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 05 I REMEMBER
GABRIEL AND ACTUALLY INTO CARBON
OFFSETS ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GABRIEL, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MADAM
SPEAKER. I AM PLEASED TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 13 05, WHICH WOULD
ESTABLISH FIRST IN THE NATION
TRANSPARENCY STANDARDS FOR THE
VOLUNTARY CARBON OFFSET INDUSTRY
IN CONCEPT CARBON OFFSET TO
REPRESENT A REDUCTION IN
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS THROUGH
INVESTMENTS IN PROJECTS THAT
REDUCE OUR OFFSET EMISSIONS.
UNFORTUNATELY THIS IS NOT ALWAYS
THE CASE, AS RECENT REPORTS HAVE
SHOWN THAT MANY OFFSETS FAILED
TO ACHIEVE. ANY MEANINGFUL
REDUCTION IN GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS. CURRENTLY THERE
EXISTS NO GOVERNMENTAL STANDARDS
OR REGULATIONS FOR VOLUNTARY
OFFSETS, LEAVING CONSUMERS WITH
LITTLE CONFIDENCE THAT WHAT THEY
ARE PURCHASING IS ACTUALLY
LEGITIMATE. A B 13 05 SEEKS TO
ADDRESS THIS UNREGULATED
MARKETPLACE BY REQUIRING THE
DISCLOSURE OF CRITICAL DATA AND
INFORMATION REGARDING OFFSET
PROJECTS, INCLUDING HOW THE
AMOUNT OF OFFSET CREDITS WAS
CALCULATED AND OTHER INFORMATION
REGARDING GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSION REDUCTIONS. THESE
DISCLOSURES WILL GIVE CONSUMERS
THE ABILITY TO COMPARE AND
EVALUATE OFFSETS AND GIVE
RESEARCHERS THE TOOLS NEEDED TO
BETTER EVALUATE THESE PRODUCTS
AND DETERMINE IF THEY REPRESENT
GENUINE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION
REDUCTIONS. THANK YOU AND
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GABRIEL SEEING AND HERE I KNOW
THOSE WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO,
DESERVE A VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROAD. I 51 NO 14.
THE BILL IS PASSED. WE WILL PASS
AND WE WILL PASS TEMPORARY ON
ITEM NUMBER 248 A B 13 06.
MOVING US UP TO ITEM 250 A. B 13
20 TO THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 22 BY SOME
MEMBER FRIEDMAN AND ACTUALLY
INTO PESTICIDES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FREED. MAY YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MISS SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 13
22 ADS DIE FASTEN N TO THE
EXISTING ROAD. DENNIS FIDE
MORATORIUM TO BETTER PROTECT
WILDLIFE FROM UNINTENTIONAL ROAD
INSIDE POISONING, WHILE
MAINTAINING EXCEPTIONS FOR IT'S
USED TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH,
WATER SUPPLIES AND AGRICULTURE.
IN 2020. THE LEGISLATURE PASSED
A B 17 88 TO MINIMIZE UNINTENDED
POISONINGS FROM ONE SUBSET
PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS FOR
GENOCIDES. SECOND GENERATION
ANTICOAGULANTS GENOCIDES BUT
PLACING A MORATORIUM ON CERTAIN
USES UNTIL MORE COMPREHENSIVE
RESTRICTIONS WERE DEVELOPED.
DESPITE THAT IMPLEMENTATION,
RECENT EVIDENCE FROM THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH
AND WILDLIFE SUGGESTS THAT STILL
WIDESPREAD EXPOSURE AND DEATHS
TO WILDLIFE FROM S CARS AND
OTHER ROAD GENOCIDES. WE'VE ALL
SEEN THIS. THESE ARE THE BOBCATS
AND MOUNTAIN LIONS THAT LOOK
LIKE THEY HAVE MANGE BUT ARE
ACTUALLY SUFFERING FROM INTERNAL
HEMORRHAGING FROM RAT POISON
THAT GETS OUT INTO THE
ENVIRONMENT. ONE OF THE REASONS
IS THAT ANOTHER SUBSET OF RODENT
ASIDES BEING THE FIRST
GENERATION ANTICOAGULANTS
REGICIDE GENOCIDES THE F JARS
AND CONTAIN THIS INGREDIENT,
WHICH IS THE MOST FREQUENTLY
DETECTED, UM FDR IN NON TARGET
WILDLIFE. THESE ARE DEADLY AND
VERY POISONOUS TO WILDLIFE, AND
THERE'S AN UNREASONABLE NUMBER
OF WILDLIFE POISONINGS. BUT
THERE'S ALSO AN UNREASONABLE
NUMBER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
INCIDENTS WITH OVER 3000 HUMAN
POISONING IN 2021, AT LEAST 2300
OF THESE INVOLVING CHILDREN
UNDER SIX YEARS OLD, ACCORDING
TO THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
POISON CONTROL CENTERS. 13 22
WILL PLACE GREATER RESTRICTIONS
ON SOME OF THE MOST DANGEROUS
ROAD GENOCIDES WHILE MAINTAINING
SHORT AND LONG TERM EXCEPTIONS
TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH,
AGRICULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
MEMBERS THERE'S A WIDE RANGE OF
SAFER, MORE SUSTAINABLE AND COST
EFFECTIVE AND VERY, VERY
EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVES TO THESE
VERY DANGEROUS CHEMICALS THAT
DON'T THREATEN OUR CHILDREN AND
OUR WILDLIFE. THANK YOU AND I ON
BEHALF OF THE COYOTES, MOUNTAIN
LIONS, BOBCATS, OWLS AND OTHER
RAP DOORS AND PREDATORS. I WOULD
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FRIEDMAN SEEING AND HEARING
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. I WAS ABOUT TO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES,
TOO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I 46 NO.
NINE. THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM NUMBER 251 A B 13 47
, THE CLERK WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 13 47 BUYERS WHEN THE
ROUTINE AND ACTUALLY INTO SOLID
WASTE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEAM. YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. A B 13 47 IS
MY SKIP TO SLIP BILL. UH BILL
WILL REQUIRE ALL BUSINESSES TO
BAN THE USE OF B P A AND B P S
IN PAPER RECEIPTS. IT ALSO
REQUIRES BUSINESSES WITH OVER
$25 MILLION IN REVENUE TO OFFER
CUSTOMERS IN ELECTRIC RECEIPT.
SORRY ELECTRONIC RECEIPT, A
PEOPLE RECEIPT OR NO RECEIPT AND
AGAIN JUST RE CLARIFY ITS 25
MILLION AND OVER AND REVENUES,
WHICH WOULD EXEMPT EVERY SMALL
BUSINESS IN THIS STATE. AND THEN
SOME. THE BILL DOES NOT BAN
PEOPLE RECEIPT OR DOES THAT
INFRINGE UPON ANYBODY'S RIGHT TO
ASK FOR PAPER RECEIPT? AND IT
ALSO DOESN'T INFRINGE UPON
BUSINESS ABILITY TO PROVIDE A
PAPER RECEIPT WHEN THE REQUIRED
TO BY FEDERAL OR STATE LAW THESE
RECEIPTS NATIONWIDE CAST 3
MILLION TREES, 10 BILLION
GALLONS OF WATER AND CREATE £302
MILLION OF WASTE. THERE'S A
SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
. UH WE KNOW THAT MANY
BUSINESSES HAVE ALREADY MOVED IN
THIS DIRECTION. BUSINESSES SUCH
AS TRADER JOE'S TJ MAXX OR CVS.
UH I'VE NO BUT RECENTLY WE'VE
BEEN TALKING TO THE GAS STATIONS
AS WELL AS DRIVE THROUGHS WHO
ARE LOOKING AT WAYS THAT WE CAN
COMPLY WITH NO RECEIPT OR THE
PAPER RECEIPT OPTION WILL BE
HAPPY TO WORK WITH THEM, AND
WE'LL WORK WITH THEM AS WE
HOPEFULLY CAN MOVE THIS BILL
INTO THE SENATE. RESPECT FOR US
FOR I VOTE ON A B 13 47. THANK
YOU SO MUCH MEMBER TAKING
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOE PATTERSON,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU
HAVE A QUESTION OF THE AUTHOR.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. ALRIGHT UM IN
A COMMITTEE. THERE WERE SEVERAL
CONCERNS RAISED ABOUT PREVENTING
ORGANIZED RETAIL THEFT AND HOW
RECEIPTS ARE USED FOR SNAP
RECIPIENTS AS WELL. AND I THINK
THEY'RE AMENDMENTS FROM THE
OPPOSITION THAT WOULD ELIMINATE
THE OPPOSITION. AND I WAS JUST
WONDERING, UH, YOU KIND OF
ALLUDED TO IT A LITTLE BIT. BUT
IF YOU INTEND TO TAKE A LOOK AT
THOSE AMENDMENTS OR KEEP WORKING
ON THIS, THANK YOU. SO THE
AMENDMENTS THAT THE OPPOSITION
WAS LOOKING FOR WAS THE NOT
HAVING THE NOT ASKING EVERYONE
TO DO THE ELECTRONIC RECEIPT
OPTION. AT THIS POINT WE REALLY
WANT TO BE CONSUMER FIRST. SO IF
CONSUMERS WANT A PAPER RECEIPT,
THEY WANT NO RECEIPT OR THEY
WANT A ELECTRONIC CHRISSY. WE
REALLY BELIEVE THAT THEY SHOULD
HAVE THAT OPTION SO OBVIOUSLY,
UH, AS WE DISCUSS, WITH
OPPOSITION, HAPPY TO KEEP THE
CONVERSATION GOING, BUT THAT WAS
AS OF THE LAST DISCUSSION THE
MAJOR ITEM THAT THEY WERE
LOOKING FOR. SEEING AND HEARING
NO OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THIS BILL ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEAM
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS
SPOKE TO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE RAW 42
NO 15. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM 253 A. B 13 59
THE CLERK MARINE ASSEMBLY BILL
13 59 BY SUMMER OR SZABO AND
AFTER LINE TO EMPLOYMENT,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SZABO, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS TODAY
I RISE TO PRESENT THE 13 59 AS A
NURSE ADVOCATE. I'VE HEARD TOO
MANY TIMES FROM NURSES AND
HEALTHCARE WORKERS ABOUT BEING
FORCED TO WORK SICK. UM ONE
NURSE THAT I SPOKE TO ACTUALLY
WORKED IN THE LABOR AND DELIVERY
UNIT, WHERE SHE WAS STILL
RECOVERING FROM COVID AND HER
BOSS WAS PUSHING HER TO COME IN
SICK AND WORK WITH DELIVERING
MOMS AND NEWBORN BABIES. UM THIS
IS UNACCEPTABLE. WE NEED TO MAKE
SURE THAT WE HAVE SAFE PATIENT
CARE AND THAT NURSES AND
HEALTHCARE WORKERS ARE ALLOWED
THE TIME THAT THEY NEED TO BE
ABLE TO RECOVER FROM ILLNESS.
AND ALSO DON'T BRING THAT INTO
HOSPITALS AND ENDANGER PATIENTS
AND SO HELP A B 13 59 WOULD
SUPPLY THEM WITH SICK DAYS THAT
THEY DESERVE AND THE OPPORTUNITY
TO DEFEND THEIR RIGHTS. UM AND
USE THEM. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN EYE.
SAYING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. THE CLERK
WHAT OPEN THE ROAD. I ALWAYS
VOTE TO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I
42 NOS 14. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM 254 A B 13 70,
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 13 70 BY REMEMBER TOM AND
ACTUALLY AN ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
TELL YOU MAY OPEN IN YOUR BILL.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I'M
HERE TO PRESENT A BE DETECTING
70, WHICH MODERNIZED ECONOMIC
WORK FOLKS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
FOR THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE A B 13 70 MODERNIZED,
PROGRAMMED BY BRINGING IT OUT.
OF THE 1990 INTO THE 2020,
CALIFORNIA POPULATION ECONOMY.
CHEN DRAMATICALLY SENIOR PROGRAM
IN ADMIN IN 1991. LIKEWISE THE
MODERN ECONOMY BE ON INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND LEAN
TECHNOLOGY. CONSTANTLY INVOLVED
. CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE COLLEGE
PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY 200% OF
CALIFORNIAN WHO WHO SEEK THEM,
INCLUDING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
LEARNING MADE CAREER
PROFESSIONAL LOOKING TO BOOST
THEIR SKILLS AND YOUNG ADULTS
LOOKING TO TRANSFER TO A
UNIVERSAL CITY CAREER TRAINING
PROGRAM MUST BE FLEXIBLE TO
ADAPT TO CHEN IN DEMOGRAPHIC AND
ECONOMY TO ENSURE CALIFORNIA
MAINTAINED IS COMPATIBLE.
GRANTED MARKETPLACE A B TOOK 10
70 IS A TIMELY OPPORTUNITY TO
MODERN ARAT ECONOMY WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM TO BE MORE
STRATEGIC IN HOW DOLLARS ARE
USED WITHOUT ADDING ANY NEW
COSTS AND TO RENEW IT FOCUSED ON
STUDENT CENTER OUTCOME BIKE
OUTING FOR THE NEED OF EMPLOYER
IN COMMON WORKER AND LABOR
MARKET. LATER. I HUMBLY ASK FOR
YOUR EYEBALL. THANK YOU
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TAXIING AND
HERE I KNOW THERE'S WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. THE CLICK
WILL OPERATE. OTHERS VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTERS
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL EYES 59 NO.
ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING
ON TO ITEM 255 A B 13 82, THE
CLERK WILL READ SOME OF BILL 13
. A TWO BY SOME ARE QUIRK-SILVA
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
STATE GOVERNMENT.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUICKSILVER YOU
ARE YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. A B 13
82 REQUIRES THE CALIFORNIA ARTS
COUNCIL TO CREATE AN
INTERDEPARTMENTAL ADVISORY GROUP
TO SUPPORT STATE DESIGNATED
CULTURE, CULTURAL DISTRICTS. WE
DO HAVE 14 IN OUR STATE THE
BENEFITS TO STATE DESIGNATED
CULTURAL DISTRICTS INCLUDE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND
BRANDING MATERIALS THAT INCREASE
THE VISIBILITY OF LOCAL
COMMUNITIES AND ARTISTS.
CALIFORNIA STRENGTHS LIES IN THE
DIVERSE AND UNIQUE ARTISTIC
IDENTITIES OF MANY OF OUR
COMMUNITIES AND MORE DESERVE THE
CHANCE TO BE OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED FOR HIGHLIGHTING THE
CULTURAL DIVERSITY THAT MAKES
OUR STATE TRULY EXCEPTIONAL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IVO.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
QUIRK-SILVA ARE SEEING AND
HEARING NO. THIS WISHES TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL. THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. THE DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROAD. I 16 00. THE
BILLS PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM
NUMBER 256 A B 13 86, THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 13 86
BY DECEMBER, GABRIEL AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY INTO VETERANS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL. YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MADAM SPEAKER. I'M
PLEASED TODAY TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 13 86, WHICH WILL
INCREASE FLEXIBILITY FOR MUCH
NEEDED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
SERVICES FOR HOMELESS VETERANS.
MANY SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
MUST CURRENTLY ADHERE TO
STRINGENT ELIGIBILITY
REQUIREMENTS THAT CAN LEAVE BEDS
EMPTY, WHILE VETERANS WHO
DESPERATELY NEED SERVICES REMAIN
IN HOUSED ON OUR STREETS. MAYBE
13 86 WOULD ALLOW SPECIFIED
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES FOR
LOW INCOME VETERANS TO FLEX
THEIR ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
IF INELIGIBLE TENANT IS UNABLE
TO BE LOCATED DURING A GOOD
FAITH SEARCH PERIOD. THIS BILL
ENSURES OUR LOWEST INCOME
VETERANS ARE GIVEN PRIORITY ON
THESE UNITS, BUT ALSO THAT WE
ARE DELIVERING HOUSING SERVICES
TO HOMELESS VETERANS AS QUICKLY
AND AS EFFICIENTLY AS POSSIBLE.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GABRIEL SEEING AND HEARING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. BOTTLES VOTE TO DESERVE A
VOTE. ALL THOSE FOLKS WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE RAW EYES. 16 NO. ZERO
THE BILL IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO
ITEM 257 A B 14 13, THE CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BILL 14 13 BY
SOME MEMBER TEEN AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY INTO HOMELESSNESS AND
MAKING APPROPRIATION, THEREFORE,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEAM, YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
NUMBER OF YEARS AGO WHEN THE
STATE WAS STARTING TO GRAPPLE
WITH OUR HOMELESSNESS CRISIS. WE
INITIATED A PROGRAM CALLED HAP
TO GIVE CITIES COUNTIES
CONTINUES OF CARE. GRANT MONEY
TO DEAL WITH THE HOMELESSNESS
CRISIS THAT MONEY COULD HAVE
BEEN SPENT IN ANY NUMBER OF WAYS
WHETHER IT WAS PERMANENT,
SUPPORTIVE HOUSING WHETHER IT
WAS TEMPORARY SHELTER, WHETHER
IT'S SERVICES WE'VE SEEN THAT
THIS MONEY HAS BEEN USED VERY
WELL ACROSS THE BOARD, BUT WHAT
WE NEED IS BETTER METRICS AND
BETTER REPORTING BACK, SO WHAT
WE DO IS WE WANT TO MAKE SURE
THERE IS BETTER ACCOUNTABILITY.
THIS BILL ENSURES THAT WITH
HAPPENS WELL WITH TWO OTHER
HOMELESSNESS PROGRAMS AND
CAMPAÑA RESOLUTIONS, AS WELL AS
FAMILY CHALLENGE GRANTS THAT WE
FOCUS ON TWO MAJOR METRICS. ONE
IS HOW MANY FOLKS WERE GETTING
OFF THE STREETS AND THEN HOW
MANY PEOPLE WERE ACTUALLY
GETTING INTO PERMANENT? HOUSING
ADDITIONALLY, THE BILL WILL MOVE
THREE PROGRAMS THE INTERAGENCY
COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS. TO HELP
FROM THE INNER OUT AGENCY
COUNCIL, HOMELESSNESS TO HOUSING
AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.
HOPEFULLY TO STREAMLINE THAT
RIGHT NOW, BECAUSE H C D IS THE
PRIMARY AGENCY TO OVERSEE THAT
THAT WILL HOPEFULLY CREATE ONE
AGENCY THAT WILL BE ACCOUNTABLE
FOR HOMELESSNESS. WITHOUT
RESPECT FOR ISIS, FOR I VOTE ON
A B 14 13. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SAYING CNN
HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
VOTES TO DECIDE ABOUT. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I
64 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO JUMP TO
ITEM 350 A. B 6 10. THE CLERK
WILL READ THE BILL 6 10 BYTES.
REMEMBER HOLDEN AND OTHERS AND
ACTIVELY AND TRANSPORTATION
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS FOR
THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT MAYBE
6 10. THIS BILL ESTABLISHES THE
STUDENT TRANSIT PASS PILOT
PROGRAM, A GRANT PROGRAM FOR
TRANSIT AGENCIES DESIGNED TO
FUND FAIR FREE TRANSIT PASSES
FOR CALIFORNIA STUDENTS. FOR
STUDENTS. ACCESS TO TRANSIT IS
INSEPARABLE FROM THEIR CAPACITY
TO PURSUE THEIR EDUCATION,
SUPPORT THEMSELVES AND THEIR
FAMILIES AND ATTAIN THE
CALIFORNIA DREAM. MAYBE 6 10 IS
A WIN FOR OUR STUDENTS, OUR
CLIMATE AND OUR TRANSIT AGENCIES
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE
BOAT TO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL EYES 57 NO. ZERO THE BILL
IS PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM OF
352 A B 6 23. EXCUSE ME, A B 6
24, THE CLERK WILL READ
SOMERVILLE 6 24 BY SOME
IMMIGRATION AND ACTUALLY INTO
PUBLIC POSTERITY. POSTSECONDARY
EDUCATION. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GRAYSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON YOUR
BILL. THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR
MEMBERS. A B 6 24 REMOVES THE
COST BARRIERS TO DIAGNOSTIC
ASSESSMENTS FOR STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITIES, TESTING
ACCOMMODATIONS OR CHANGES TO THE
REGULAR TESTING ENVIRONMENT. AND
AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES THAT
ALLOW INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES TO DEMONSTRATE
THEIR TRUE APTITUDE AND
ACHIEVEMENT LEVEL ON
STANDARDIZED EXAMS OR OTHER
TESTS IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR
TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS, STUDENTS
MUST OBTAIN THEIR OWN MEDICAL
DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENTS, WHICH
CAN COST UPWARDS OF THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS, CREATING AN UNFAIR
ECONOMIC DISPARITY FOR STUDENTS
WHO HAVE DISABILITIES. BY
REMOVING THE COST BARRIER TO
DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENTS. ALL
STUDENTS CAN DRIVE AND SUCCEED,
REGARDLESS OF THEIR DISABILITY.
THANK YOU. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GRAYSON SEEING AND HEARING NO
THOSE WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROAD. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES, TOO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I
58 NO. ZERO THE BILL IS PASSED.
MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 353 A B
6 47, THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 47 BY SOME
MEMBER HOLDEN ACTUALLY INTO
PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDING. YOU
MAY OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU
, MADAM SPEAKER. I'M PRESENTING
TODAY 6 47 AS WE KNOW. GROCERY
STORE EMPLOYEES WERE AMONG THE
ESSENTIAL FRONTLINE WORKERS
HELPING OUR COMMUNITIES RECEIVE
THE RESOURCES THEY NEEDED DURING
THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC. DESPITE
THEIR CONTINUED SERVICE. MANY OF
THESE WORKERS BECOME COLLATERAL
DAMAGE IN THE WAKE OF MEGA
GROCERY STORE CHAIN MERGERS. A B
6 47 6 TO PREVENT THIS BY
STRENGTHENING AND EXPANDING
STATEWIDE GROCERY WORKER
RETENTION AND REHIRING LAWS FOR
STORES WITH 300, OR MORE
EMPLOYEES NATIONWIDE. THIS BILL
WILL EXPAND GROCERY WORKER
RETENTION LAW TO INCLUDE
WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES REMOVE THE
INCENTIVE TO PROLONG A GROCERY
STORE FROM REOPENING TO AVOID
POST MERGER RETENTION PROCEDURES
AND PROVIDE ENFORCEMENT
PROVISIONS THAT ALLOW FOR THE
LABOR COMMISSIONER TO ENFORCE
AND GREAT PRIVATE RIGHT OF
ACTION FOR AGGRIEVED EMPLOYEES.
MAYBE 6 47 WILL PROTECT WORKERS
BY PREVENTING MASS LAYOFFS AND
ENSURING A CONSISTENCY AND FOOD
SAFETY AND PHARMACEUTICAL
KNOWLEDGE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THERE. I WAS ABOUT TO
DESERVE A VOTE. ALL THOSE FOLKS
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
PUT IN ONE. NO 14. THE BILL IS
PASSED. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
354 A B. 660 THE CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 60 BY SOME IRWIN
ACTUALLY INTO FOOD LABELING
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S OR WHEN YOU MAY
OPEN ON YOUR BILL. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER FOR TOO LONG.
CALIFORNIANS HAVE BEEN MISLED BY
UNCLEAR LABELS ON FOOD STORES
OFFER PRODUCTS WITH ALL SORTS OF
DIFFERENT LABELS, INCLUDING
EXPIRES ON BEST BEFORE ENJOYED
BY SELL BY JUST TO NAME A FEW.
THESE LABELS CONSISTENTLY
MISLEAD AND CONFUSE CONSUMERS,
WITH ONE STUDY, ATTRIBUTING AS
MUCH OF 20 AS 20% OF FOOD WASTE.
TO THESE LABELS. 6 60 WOULD END
THIS CONFUSION. IT TAKES THE
INDUSTRY'S OWN ADOPTED STANDARD
AND REQUIRES FOOD ITEMS THAT USE
DATE LABELS TO USE STANDARD
TERMS. BEST OF USED BY TO
INDICATE QUALITY DATE OF THE
QUALITY OF THE FOOD OR USED BY
TO INDICATE SAFETY OF THE FOOD.
THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S NGUYEN SEEING
AND HEARING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, THE
CURRICULUM WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE VOTES TO THE SIDE OF
THE BOAT. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. I 46 14.
THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS NEXT WE'LL TAKE A FILE
ITEM 3 55, THIS IS A B 695
CIRCLE READ. SOMEONE WILL 6 95
BY SOME MEMBER CHECCO AND
ACTUALLY, ANY JUVENILES IN
PARTICULAR YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY
BILL 69 5. A B 695 WOULD CREATE
THE JUVENILE DETENTION
FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT GRANT
PROGRAM, THE LOS ANGELES
PROBATION DEPARTMENTS. JUVENILE
DETENTION FACILITIES ARE BADLY
OUTDATED AND IN NEED OF CRITICAL
RENOVATIONS WITH ALMOST ALL OF
ITS PHYSICAL PLANTS IN SYDNEY,
SIGNIFICANT DILAPIDATION.
FERTILITY FACILITIES ARE NOT
ADEQUATE TO MEET THE BASIC STATE
LAW REQUIREMENT OF A HOME LIKE
ENVIRONMENT, MUCH LESS MEET THE
CURRENT CARE FIRST AND INTENSIVE
REHABILITATION MODEL THAT
JUVENILE JUSTICE REQUIRES. IT IS
OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE
THAT EVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT IS
MADE TO PROVIDE A POSITIVE
OUTCOME FOR YOUTH THAT I HAVE
BEEN REMANDED TO THE CARE OF OUR
PROBATION DEPARTMENT. A B 695
WILL ENSURE THAT OUR JUSTICE
INVOLVED YOUTH HAVE THE TOOLS
NEEDED FOR THEIR REHABILITATION
DAY DESERVE NO LESS. A B 695 HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR PACHECO.
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. OTHERS VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL. CLOSER
ROLE. TALLY VOTES. I 58 0. THE
BILL IS PASSED NEXT MINISTER
LOWENTHAL, THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
56 A B 6 96 WILL READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 6 96 BY SOME MARLOWE
INVOLVED ACTUALLY IN A STATE
GOVERNMENT. ANDERSON MEMBER
LOWENTHAL, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I AM PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 6 96, THE CALIFORNIA STATE
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
MODERNIZATION ACT, WHICH WILL
STREAMLINE THE WAY THE STATE
ENGAGES IN CONTRACTING GRAND
MINISTRATIONS WITH ENTITIES,
INCLUDING NONPROFITS BY
REQUIRING AGENCIES TO PROVIDE
FOR AND ACCEPT ELECTRONIC
SIGNATURES. ELECTRONIC
TRANSMISSION OF DOCUMENTS. AND
ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFERS. BILL
ALSO REQUIRES THE STATE LIBRARY
TO SURVEY ALL STATE AGENCIES
ADMINISTERING GRANTS OR
CONTRACTS WITH ELIGIBLE ENTITIES
AND REPORTS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ON THE CURRENT EXTENT AND NATURE
OF ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT
ARGUMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH GRANTS
AND CONTRACTS WITH THOSE
ENTITIES A B 6 96 AS PART OF
THIS YEAR'S NONPROFIT BILL
PACKAGE HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND THERE'S
NO OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
LOWENTHAL. SEE, YOU KNOW,
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL CORK 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. I HAVE 65
NO. ZERO BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
THIS IS FILE ITEM, MR MCCARTY, 3
57 A B 714 READ ASSEMBLY BILL 7
14 DECEMBER MCCARTHY AND OTHERS
AND ACTIVELY INTO PUPIL
INSTRUCTION. REMEMBER MCCARTHY,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. THIS MEASURE IS
TO HELP OUR SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE
EDUCATORS. UM AND OUR SCHOOLS
ACROSS CALIFORNIA HELP NEWCOMER
STUDENTS. THOSE ARE RECENT
ARRIVALS WHERE THEY'RE REFUGEES
OR IMMIGRANTS. WE KNOW THAT
THEIR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS
WHERE THEY GO ON TO COLLEGE OR
FOCUS ON JOB TRAINING AND CAREER
READINESS. UM, CALIFORNIA'S
DIVERSE STATE ARE REFUGEES AND
IMMIGRANTS OR EVEN MORE DIVERSE
AND THIS WILL ALLOW OUR OUR
SCHOOLS AND OUR EDUCATORS MORE.
TOOLS AND DATA TO HELP THEM
SUCCEED. RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
EYEBALL. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR MCCARTY. 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. PARK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. I 65
NO ZERO BILLS PASSED. PASSED
TEMPORARILY ON FILE. I DON'T 3
58. THIS IS BRINGING US TO MR
CARILLO WHILE AN M 3 68 B 7 44
CLICK OR READ. SOMERVILLE 7 44
BY SOME MEMBER, ONE CARILLO AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN DATA AND
ANALYTICS MEMBER CARILLO, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU.
MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS ARRIVES
TODAY TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 7
44, WHICH SEEKS TO IMPROVE THE
CONSISTENCY OF TRANSPORTATION
DATA. TOO OFTEN IMPORTANT
DECISIONS TRANSPORTATION ARE
MADE WITH DATA THAT'S OUT OF
DATE INCOMPLETE OR BOTH. BY
AUTHORIZING THE CALIFORNIA
TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION TO
ESTABLISH BEST PRACTICES IN THE
ACQUISITION OF DATA MODELING AND
ANALYTIC SOFTWARE TOOLS.
PLANNERS WILL KNOW WHAT'S
EFFECTIVE AND WHAT IS NOT. AS A
FORMER CITY PLANNER. I SEE THIS
AS A CRUCIAL STEP IN SUPPORTING
THE STATE SUSTAINABLE
TRANSPORTATION CONGESTION
MANAGEMENT. AFFORDABLE HOUSING,
EFFICIENT LAND USE, AIR QUALITY
AND CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGIES
AND GOALS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR BOARD. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR CARILLO. AND SEE NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 64 NO
ZERO BILLS PASSED. NEXT BY SOME
MEMBER SANCHEZ. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 3 61 87 46 CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 7 46 BY SUMMER
SANCHEZ AND ACTUALLY IN A
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID MEMBER
SANCHEZ, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B
7 46 WOULD HELP OUR HIGHER
EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS MORE
FULLY UTILIZE THE FUNDING
ALLOCATED FOR THE LEARNING
ALIGNMENT EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM,
WHICH WAS INTENDED TO EXPAND
STUDENT ACCESS TO MEANINGFUL
CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE HAVE REMOVED ALL
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR SANCHEZ. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING EXCUSE
ME, MR GALLAGHER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND THE AUTHOR.
I KNOW THIS ISN'T YOUR FIRST
BILL. UM BUT I THINK IT'S YOUR
THIRD BILL. BUT I WAS REALLY
STRUCK THAT YOU ARE CHANGING THE
EDUCATION CODE SPECIFICALLY
SECTION. 69954 HERE. I WAS
WONDERING IF TO FULLY GET AT
WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO DO IF WE
SHOULD ALSO CHANGE THE EDUCATION
CODE 69964 AS WELL SO THAT WE
HAVE A COMPLETE COVERAGE OF ALL
THE PROGRAMS HERE. I WILL
ADDRESS THOSE MY CLOTHES. THANK
YOU. I'M GLAD YOU ADDRESS THAT
IN THE CLOTHES. BUT IF YOU'D BE
WILLING TO TAKE THAT AS A
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT, UM AND THEN
WE CAN MOVE YOUR BUILD A SECOND
READING IN AND WE COULD TAKE IT
UP LATER. IF THAT'S OKAY WITH
YOU. I WILL ADDRESS THOSE MY
CLOTHES. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL.
MISS SANCHEZ, YOU MAKE CLOTHES.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU. SANCHEZ CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 61 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASSED NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM.
7 64. EXCUSE ME. FINALLY IN 3 63
87 64 CLERK WILL READ.
SOMERVILLE, 7 64 BY SOMEONE
BRIAN AND OTHERS AN ACT RELATING
TO ELECTIONS AND BRIAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. FOUR YEARS AGO, THE
LEGISLATOR ADOPTED THE FAIR MAPS
ACT, RESULTING IN A MORE
TRANSPARENT BUT JUST STORY LOCAL
REDISTRICTING PROCESS IN 2021
AND 2022. THERE'S A LOT TO
CELEBRATE. BUT THERE'S STILL
SOME MORE WORK TO DO WITH THIS
BILL DOES IS MAKE SOME CHANGES,
INCREASING, PARTICIPATORY
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN THE
REDISTRICTING PROCESS AND ALSO
MAKE SURE THAT WE PRIORITIZE
COMMUNITIES OF INTEREST OVER
INCUMBENCY. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN
AND SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE TALLY THE
VOTES. I MISSED.
WAS CLOSED EYES 47 NO 15. THE
BILLS PASSED. WE WILL GO BACK TO
MR KRIEL. THIS IS FILE ITEM 2 48
P. 13 06. READ. SOMERVILLE 13 06
BY SUMMER WHEN THE KOREAN AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY THE STATE
GOVERNMENT AND SOMEONE CARILLO
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I
AM PROUD TO PRESENT A B 13 06
THE HARMONIZING OR MEASURES OF
EQUALITY OR HOME ACT. THIS BILL
WILL ENSURE THAT IMMIGRANT
CALIFORNIANS ARE NOT EXCLUDED
FROM RECENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND
COMPASSIONATE RELEASE REFORMS
PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE. IN
RECENT YEARS, THE LEGISLATURE
HAS RECOGNIZED THAT OVER
INCARCERATION HURTS OUR STATE
AND OUR COMMUNITIES. AND WE'VE
GIVEN INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVED
HARSH SENTENCES AS YOUNG PEOPLE
THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN PAROLE.
THE LEGISLATURE HAS RECOGNIZED
THAT THERE SHOULD BE AVENUES FOR
THOSE WHOSE CONVICTIONS WERE
TAINTED BY RACIAL BIAS OR THOSE
WHO WERE CONVICTED UNDER STATUES
THAT WE HAVE REFORM. THE
LEGISLATURE HAS ALSO RECOGNIZED
THE NEED TO GIVE JUSTICE
IMPACTED INDIVIDUALS THE DIGNITY
TO LIVE OUT THEIR FINAL DAYS
WITH THEIR LOVED ONES AND WITH
ADEQUATE ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE.
AS A STATE. WE HAVE RECOGNIZED
THOSE NEEDS, BUT IMMIGRANT
CALIFORNIANS ARE ARBITRARILY
LEFT OUT FOR NO REASON OTHER
THAN THEY WERE BORN SOMEWHERE
ELSE. IT IS ALSO IMPORTANT TO
RECOGNIZE THAT THE WORD
IMMIGRANT IS NOT SYNONYMOUS WITH
UNDOCUMENTED. THERE ARE
INDIVIDUALS WITH PERMANENT
RESIDENCY, REFUGEE OR ASYLUM
STATUS AND COUNTLESS OTHER
DEFINITIONS. WHO ARE NOW BEING
DOUBLE PUNISHED AFTER THEY HAVE
RECEIVED AN EARNED PAROLE. OUR
STATE PRISON SYSTEM TURNS THEM
OVER TO IMMIGRATION, CUSTOMS
ENFORCEMENT FOR A DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT, INDEFINITE
INCARCERATION AND IMMIGRATION
DETENTION, WHICH IS A SENTENCE
THAT WAS NEVER HANDED DOWN BY A
CRIMINAL COURT OR A JUDGE. THIS
ARBITRARY, DARK DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT IS SERVED IN
FACILITIES BEYOND CALIFORNIA
STATE OVERSIGHT OR ABUSES ARE
WELL DOCUMENTED, AND WHEN THERE
IS NO RIGHT RIGHT? TO LEGAL
COUNSEL OR TO BAIL. THE HOME ACT
, A B 13 06 WILL END THE DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT OF IMMIGRANTS WHOSE
CONVICTIONS ARE THE SUBJECT OF
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS ALREADY
SIGNED INTO LAW. THE HOME ACT
ALSO BRINGS TO LIGHT A DUAL
SYSTEM OF JUSTICE THAT IS
UNEQUAL THAT TREATS IMMIGRANTS
AS LESS THAN THAT PERPETUATES
PERPETUATES A BAD IMMIGRANT
NARRATIVE. AND INVALIDATES THE
DECISION OF THE PAROLE BOARD AND
TRUSTED WITH THE DECISION MAKING
ON AN INDIVIDUAL'S
REHABILITATION AND ABILITY TO
RESTART THEIR LIVES. MEMBERS IT
WAS NEVER THE INTENTION OF THE
LEGISLATURE, WHETHER IT'S THE
ASSEMBLY OR THE SENATE OR THE
GOVERNOR HIMSELF TO PASS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM POLICIES
THAT EXCLUDE IMMIGRANTS. THAT IS
NOT WHO WE ARE AS THIS BODY. AND
WITH THAT, I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR CARILLO AND SOME
MEMBER OF SALLY, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. SPEAKER
I RISE IN OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL. THERE'S SO MUCH WRONG WITH
THIS BILL. I DON'T EVEN KNOW
WHERE TO BEGIN. IT IS NOT DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT TO DEPORT A MURDERER.
FROM OUR COUNTRY. IF YOU ARE NOT
A CITIZEN, AND YOU COMMIT A
SERIOUS CRIME, THE CONSEQUENCES
OF COMMITTING THAT CRIME IS AND
DOES INCLUDE DEPORTATION. I AM
THE SON OF IMMIGRANTS. BOTH MY
PARENTS IMMIGRATED TO THIS
COUNTRY. YOU DON'T HAVE A RIGHT
TO BE HERE. IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO
BE IN THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. I THINK IT'S A
PRIVILEGE. A LOT OF US TAKE FOR
GRANTED. BUT IF YOU COME HERE
AND YOU VIOLATE OUR LAWS, YOU
KILL PEOPLE. YOU AREN'T PEOPLE.
YOU SHOOT PEOPLE. YOU DO NOT
HAVE A RIGHT TO BE PROTECTED
FROM IMMIGRATION PROCEEDINGS,
AND I OBJECT TO THE NARRATIVE OF
THIS WHOLE BILL. THAT IS DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT. IT IS ABOUT PUBLIC
SAFETY. AND WE SHOULD BE
REMOVING THOSE INDIVIDUALS TO
KEEP OUR PUBLIC SAFE. AND SO I
HOPE THAT YOU WILL OPPOSE THIS.
IT IS WRONG. IT IS WRONG TO
PROTECT CRIMINALS. FROM THESE
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
WHERE IS THE SECOND CHANCE FOR
THEIR VICTIMS? WHERE THEY HAD
SOMEONE TESTIFIED THIS BILL WHO
KILLED TWO PEOPLE. WHERE IS THE
SECOND CHANCE FOR THE TWO
PEOPLE? HE KILLED WHERE IS THEIR
HUMANITY? WHERE IS THEIR
COMPASSION? NOT A WORD GIVEN TO
THEM. WE HAVE TO GET BACK TO
PUBLIC SAFETY. I RISE IN I
RISING UP AS OPPOSITION. I ASK
YOU TO SUPPORT ME. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR ASTLEY AND
ASSEMBLYWOMAN MAKIN, ER YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL, UM,
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS WE ALREADY
KNOW THAT BLACK PEOPLE ARE
DISPROPORTIONATELY TARGETED AT
ALL POINTS OF OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM
AT THE POINT OF ARREST IN THE
COURTS AND WHILE INCARCERATED
WHEN BLACK IMMIGRANTS WHO HAVE
SERVED THEIR TIME OR FOUND
ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE AND ARE
VOLUNTARILY HANDED TO ICE AND
CALIFORNIA WE AMPLIFY THE RACISM
ALREADY PRESENT IN OUR JUSTICE
SENSED THEM IMMIGRANTS IN
IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOM
ENFORCEMENT. IT'S WIDELY KNOWN
FOR THEIR HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
AND BLACK IMMIGRANTS FACED THE
BRUNT OF THIS ABUSE, WHILE
IMMIGRANTS FROM AFRICA OR THE
CARIBBEAN MAKE UP ABOUT 4% OF
PEOPLE IN ICE DETENTION FROM
2012 TO 2017, THEY REPRESENTED
24% OF ALL SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
LOCKUPS OVER THAT TIME. BLACK
IMMIGRANTS ARE ALSO
SIGNIFICANTLY MORE LIKELY TO BE
TARGETED FOR DEPORTATION, WHILE
7% OF NON CITIZENS IN THE US ARE
BLACK, THEY MAKE UP A FULL 20%
OF THOSE FACING DEPORTATION ON
CRIMINAL GROUNDS. AND THAT
HAPPENS DESPITE THERE BEING NO
EVIDENCE THAT BLACK IMMIGRANTS
COMMIT CRIME AT GREATER RATES
THAN OTHER IMMIGRANTS ARE U. S
CITIZENS. EVEN UNDER THIS
ADMINISTRATION, THE BOND FOR
HAITI IMMIGRANTS IS 54% HIGHER
THAN THE RATE OF OTHER
IMMIGRANTS IN DETENTION INSTEAD
OF UM, INSTEAD OF THIS CYCLE OF
VIOLENCE OR BLACK ON BLACK
IMMIGRANTS ARE DOUBLE PUNISHMENT
. THE HOME ACT TAKES AN
IMPORTANT STEP TOWARDS RACIAL
JUSTICE BY BREAKING CYCLES OF
VIOLENCE AND ALIGN IMMIGRANTS TO
COME HOME IF THEY QUALIFY FOR A
NUMBER OF EXISTING REFORMS.
COLLEAGUES DO NOT MISS THE
OPPORTUNITY TO REUNITE. AND
PROTECT BACK. BLACK FAMILIES AND
COMMUNITIES ARE URGED YOU TO
VOTE ON I ON A B 13 08. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR MAKIN, ER AND
SOME MEMBER GALLAGHER, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS AND I
JUST WANT TO SAY THAT THIS THIS
IS CONTINUING THIS SANCTUARY
STATE POLICY. THAT IS VERY
DANGEROUS AND HAS LED TO THE
DEATHS. OF FAR TOO MANY PEOPLE.
IN THIS STATE. EARLIER MY
COLLEAGUE FROM LOS ANGELES
BROUGHT UP THIS DETESTABLE
SHOOTING HERE IN SACRAMENTO.
DONE WITH THE GHOST GUN. IT'S
TRUE. CONVENIENTLY LEFT OUT OF
THAT STORY WAS THAT THIS WAS
ALSO A MAN WHO WAS NOT SUPPOSED
TO BE IN THIS COUNTRY WAS AN
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT HAD OVERSTAYED
HIS VISA, AND JUST THE WEEK
BEFORE HAD BEEN ARRESTED. IT WAS
IN MERCED COUNTY JAIL. WHERE
THEY WERE PROHIBITED BY THIS
LAW. THAT WE ARE EXPANDING. FROM
EVEN TALKING TO ICE WHO HAD
REQUESTED TO BE NOTIFIED IF HE
WAS TO BE RELEASED. THEY WERE
NEVER NOTIFIED. HE WENT OUT. AND
KILLED. THOSE THREE YOUNG
DAUGHTERS. IN A SACRAMENTO
CHURCH. SO IF WE'RE GOING TO
TALK ABOUT POLICIES IT HELPS
STOP. THESE TRAGIC EVENTS FROM
HAPPENING. THIS IS THE THIS IS
ANOTHER ONE. THAT'S THAT SHOULD
BE REFORMED. THAT WE SHOULD BE
TALKING ABOUT. WE'RE TALKING
ABOUT SERIOUS CRIMES HERE. WE'RE
NOT TALKING ABOUT MISDEMEANORS.
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT MURDERS.
IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME THAT
THAT'S HAPPENED. THE FEARS BACK.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY DEPUTY KILLED
BY SOMEONE WHO WAS NOT SUPPOSED
TO BE HERE. HAD BEEN DEPORTED
ALLOWED BACK INTO THE COUNTRY.
KATE STEINLE E WALKING DOWN.
APPEARS IN SACRAMENTO IN SAN
FRANCISCO. KILLED BY AN ILLEGAL
IMMIGRANT WHO WAS ALLOWED TO
COME BACK INTO THIS COUNTRY IN A
IN A POLICY OF SANCTUARY THAT
SAID, DON'T TALK TO ICE WE
CANNOT CONTINUE THIS TYPE OF
POLICY. AND IF YOU DO, MORE
PEOPLE ARE GOING TO DIE. THIS
SHOULDN'T BE TAKEN LIGHTLY, AND
WE SHOULD BE THINKING ABOUT
REFORMING THIS POLICY, NOT
EXPANDING IT. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, LEADER GALLAGHER AND SOME
MEMBER CHOLERA. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU. MR SPEAKER REMEMBERS. I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 13 06 AND
WILL REJECT THE FEAR BASED
ARGUMENTS THAT ARE CONSTANTLY
MADE, ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT CAST
A NEGATIVE LIGHT ON OUR
IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES. WE KNOW
THE DATA SHOWS THAT IMMIGRANTS
BOTH DOCUMENTED AND UNDOCUMENTED
, COMMIT CRIMES AT A LESSER
RATE. UM AND THAT'S WHAT THE
FACTS BEAR AND MORE
SIGNIFICANTLY. THIS BILL IS NOT
RELEASING ANYONE THAT'S NOT
FOUND SUITABLE FOR RELEASE. IT'S
A NARROW SCOPE THAT INDIVIDUALS
AND CERTAIN CATEGORIES WOULD
HAVE TO GO THROUGH A PAROLE
HEARING AND ARE DEEMED SAFE TO
BE RELEASED INTO SOCIETY. THAT'S
THE JOB OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SYSTEM TO DECIDE. IF THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT THEN WANTS TO DO
PROCEEDINGS ON IMMIGRATION AT
WHATEVER POINT OUT FOR AN
INDIVIDUAL RELEASE, SO BE IT.
BUT WE'RE NOT HERE TO DO THE JOB
OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. BY
THE WAY AT A GREAT COST TO THE
STATE WITHOUT THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT AT ALL HAVING TO
REIMBURSE THE STATE OUR ROLE
HERE IS TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC
SAFETY. OF CALIFORNIANS. AND WE
DO THAT BY ABIDING BY THE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THOSE THAT I
RECOMMEND RECOMMENDED FOR PAROLE
AND FOR RELEASE IF SOMEONE IS
ARRESTED AND CONVICTED OF A
CRIME, AND THEY'RE SENTENCED TO
DO A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME FOR
THAT CRIME, AND THEN THEY'RE
DEEMED SUITABLE FOR RELEASE.
THAT IS WHAT KEEPS OUR
COMMUNITIES SAFE. AND IF
INDIVIDUALS WANT TO PULL ONE
ANECDOTAL CASE OR THE OTHER TO
STRIKE FEAR TO STRIKE FEAR INTO
PEOPLE RATHER THAN LOOKING AT
THE ACTUAL FACTS OF WHAT'S
HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITIES.
THAT'S OUR PREROGATIVE TO DO,
BUT IT'S OUR JOB TO PASS GOOD
POLICY, AND IT IS NOT GOOD
POLICY FOR US. TO HAVE TO ADD
OUR COST. COOPERATE WITH THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON
IMMIGRATION PROCEEDINGS THAT
THEY HAVEN'T EVEN DEEMED OR NOT
, OR OR OR SOMETHING THEY'RE
GOING TO FOLLOW THROUGH ON. THEY
JUST WANT US TO TELL THEM ANY
TIME HAPPENS TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL
HAPPENS TO BE UNDOCUMENTED.
THAT'S NOT OUR ROLE TO DO. WE'VE
ALREADY SEEN WHAT'S HAPPENED.
WHAT WHAT HAS HAPPENED WHEN THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS
OVERSTEPPED THEIR BALANCE INTO
OUR COMMUNITIES AND THE BOTTOM
LINE IS THE INDIVIDUALS THAT
HAVE BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR
RELEASE. THAT'S NOT ME, SAYING
IT OR THE AUTHOR IS SAYING IT.
THAT'S OUR PAROLE BOARDS THAT
ARE INDICATING THAT THERE SAFE
TO BE RELEASED INTO OUR
COMMUNITY, AND AT THAT POINT
THAT WE NEED TO PROVIDE THE
RESOURCES TO ENSURE THAT THEY
HAVE EVERYTHING THAT THEY NEED
TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND
CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS OF OUR
SOCIETY. IT'S NOT OUR ROLE. TO
UNILATERALLY JUST SEND THEM OVER
TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, UM,
FOR PROCEEDINGS. THAT'S THE ROLE
OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO DO
AND WE NEED TO KEEP THAT
SEPARATED. AND SO I URGE OUR
COLLEAGUES TO VOTE AYE ON A B 13
06 AND NOT GET CAUGHT UP IN THE
FEARMONGERING EVERY TIME WE HAVE
ANY BILL AND BY INVOLVING
CRIMINAL JUSTICE, WE GET THIS
FEARMONGERING. THAT'S WHAT'S GOT
IT. THAT'S WHAT GOT US IN THIS
MESS. STABILITY BEGIN WITH
BECOMING THE INCARCERATION
CAPITAL OF THE WORLD. IT'S ALSO
HAS GOT US IN A MESS OF HAVING
OUR IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY TARGETED
AS IF SOMEHOW THEY'RE MORE
DANGEROUS THAN THE REST OF THE
COMMUNITY, WHICH IS PATENTLY
FALSE. SO I URGE YOUR SUPPORT
FOR A B 13 06. THANK YOU, MR
COLORADO AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN
ORTEGA. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
SPEAKER. I RISE IN SUPPORT. A B
13 06. AS MANY OF YOU KNOW, MY
PARENTS BROUGHT ME TO THIS
COUNTRY AS AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT
AT FOUR YEARS OLD. MY MOTHER
CROSSED THE BORDER. LOOKING FOR
THE AMERICAN DREAM. WITH A FOUR
YEAR OLD AT THREE YEAR OLD AND A
SIX MONTH OLD. AND I STAND HERE
TODAY AS A CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BECAUSE OF THAT SACRIFICE
BECAUSE SHE LED AND THOUGHT
ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE FOR
HER FAMILY TO COME TO THIS
BEAUTIFUL STATE. I ALSO STAND
AND SUPPORT BECAUSE FOR THAT
LAST EIGHT YEARS OR IN OUR
PREVIOUS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
EVERY DAY ON TELEVISION. I HAD
TO HEAR OUR PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES CALLED MY FATHER.
A CRIMINAL. CALL MY MOTHER A
RAPIST, CALL MY AUNTS AND UNCLES
DANGEROUS. IT IS BECAUSE OF THIS
THAT I DECIDED TO SIT HERE AND
STAND HERE AND SPEAK UP AND
SUPPORT OF A B 13 06. WE'RE NOT
CANNOT ALLOW AS TO CONTINUE THE
FEARMONGERING THAT LED TO THOSE
WORDS IMPACTING NOT JUST MY
FAMILY, BUT HUNDREDS OF OTHER
IMMIGRANTS WHO LIVE IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. AGAIN. WE HAVE AN
ETHICAL AND MORAL OBLIGATION AS
STATE LEADERS TO PROTECT ALL OF
OUR CONSTITUENTS, REGARDLESS OF
STATUS. I SUPPORT AND ASK FOR
YOUR URGENT I VOTE FOR A B 13
06. THANK YOU, MR ORTEGA. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL.
SOMEONE WOMEN CAREER YOU MAY
CLOSE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. THIS HAS BEEN A THREE
YEAR PROCESS TO GET US TO THE
HOME ACT TO A B 13 06. I WANT TO
THANK ALL OF THE MEMBERS THAT
HAVE BEEN ENGAGED ON THIS POLICY
RELATED TO BOTH CRIMINAL JUSTICE
AND IMMIGRATION REFORM. I ALSO
WANT TO THANK ALL OF THE
ADVOCATES WHOSE VERY LIVES ARE
INFLICTED UPON EVERY DAY BY THE
DECISIONS THAT WE MADE THOSE
ADVOCATES, SOME OF WHICH ARE
ALSO JUSTICE IMPACTED
INDIVIDUALS WHO I WILL SAY THIS
ARE REHABILITATED. AND ONE OTHER
R WORD REDEMPTION. WE TALK A LOT
ABOUT WHAT IT MEANS TO HAVE
REDEMPTION TO HAVE A SECOND
CHANCE TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY.
REHABILITATION IS ALSO PART OF
THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION.
I WANT TO THANK THE CORRECTIONS
OFFICERS WHO I HAVE SPOKEN WITH
FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS WHO
INVEST THEIR TIME AND THEIR
LIVES EVERY DAY FOR THE
BETTERMENT OF INDIVIDUALS
CURRENTLY INCARCERATED. A LOT OF
THEM KNOW AND HAVE SEEN
FIRSTHAND REDEMPTION AND
REHABILITATION. AND WHEN WE'VE
TALKED ABOUT THIS BILL, THEY SAY
THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
SOMEONE WHO CAME FROM ANOTHER
COUNTRY WHO GREW UP HERE AND
COMMITTED A CRIME AND SOMEBODY
BORN IN THE UNITED STATES WHO
COMMITTED THE SAME CRIME. THE
PERSON THAT WAS BORN IN
CALIFORNIA IN THE UNITED STATES
THAT COMMITS A CRIME GETS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO RETURN HOME YET
THE IMMIGRANT WHO GREW UP HERE,
BUT MAYBE AS A PERMANENT
RESIDENT DOES NOT GET THAT SAME
BENEFITS THAT WE HAVE ALL PASSED
AS LOST AND HAD BEEN SIGNED BY
THE GOVERNOR OF THIS STATE. I DO
NOT BELIEVE IN A CALIFORNIA THAT
CREATES A DUAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE
THAT TREATS IMMIGRANTS LESS THAN
LESS HUMAN AND ANY LESS
CALIFORNIAN THAN ANYONE OF US IN
THIS BODY RIGHT NOW, I ALSO WANT
TO GIVE THANKS TO THE FAMILIES
THAT HAVE BEEN IMPACTED THE
FAMILIES THAT ARE SURVIVORS, THE
FAMILIES THAT ARE ALSO IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL, WHO ALSO
UNDERSTAND THAT IF A CRIME WAS
COMMITTED IF THEY JUDGE PASSED A
SENTENCE IF THAT SENTENCE WAS
SERVED. IF THE PAROLE BOARD MADE
A DECISION THAT THAT INDIVIDUAL
IS REHABILITATED TO BE ABLE TO
RESTART THEIR LIVES. THAT IS THE
COMPACT THAT WE HAVE AS A%
SOCIETY. ANYTHING LESS IS NOT
JUSTICE. ANYTHING THAT DOES NOT
FOLLOW THAT ALLOWS FOR A DOUBLE
PUNISHMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL
SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY ARE AN
IMMIGRANT. THAT IS NOT THE
CALIFORNIA THAT I WANT US TO
HAVE MOVING FORWARD. I WANT TO.
I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
CALIFORNIA HAS ONE. ONE SYSTEM
OF JUSTICE THAT TREATS EVERYONE
THE SAME REGARDLESS OF WHERE
THEY WERE BORN. THIS IS A MUCH
MORE NARROW BILL THAN THE
PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF THIS POLICY
, ALIGNING TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
REFORMS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN
SIGNED INTO LAW AND I WILL STATE
AGAIN THAT IT WAS NEVER THE
INTENTION OF THE LEGISLATURE TO
PASS CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM
POLICIES. THAT EXCLUDE
IMMIGRANTS. IT WAS NEVER THE
INTENTION OF THE LEGISLATURE TO
EXCLUDE IMMIGRANTS AND WE WILL
NOT STAND HERE AND CONTINUE TO
UPHOLD A DUAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE
THAT TREATS IMMIGRANTS
DIFFERENTLY. AND WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE
ON A B 13 06. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. CLICK 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 15 0 17. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT, MR HOLDEN. WE WILL
BE MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 3 64.
THIS IS A B 776. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 76 BY
SOMEWHERE HOLDEN AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY TRANSPORTATION HOLDING
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL
776. IT CREATES A PROCESS OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO
IDENTIFY APPROPRIATE LOCATIONS
OF SCIENCE TO RECOGNIZE TRIBAL
LANDS ALONG ROUTE TO 10 AND
CONSIDER RENAMING THE TO 10
FREEWAY, THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
NATIVE AMERICAN FREEWAY. THIS
BILL SEEKS TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE
LAND AND THE PEOPLE WHOM THE
LAND BELONGS TO. LOS ANGELES
COUNTY IS HOME TO THE LARGEST
CONCENTRATION OF PERSONS OF ANY
PART. AMERICAN INDIAN DESCENT,
THE UNITED STATES. THE TO 10
FREEWAY BEGINS IN SYLMAR
DISTRICT OF LOS ANGELES AND
TRAVELS EAST TO THE CITY OF
REDLANDS AND SAN BERNARDINO.
MAYBE 776 IS A BILL THAT
ENCOURAGES THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA TO THINK CRITICALLY
ABOUT WAYS TO INCREASE THE
VISIBILITY OF OUR NATIVE
AMERICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS BY
CREATING A STATE PROCESS TO
IDENTIFY TRIBAL BOUNDARIES WITH
THAT, I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
HOLDEN AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN REVIS
HERE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I WANT TO THANK THE
AUTHOR FOR BRINGING THIS MEASURE
TO OUR FLOOR. UM I REPRESENT
COMMUNITIES THAT ARE ALONG THE
TO 10 FREEWAY IN LOS ANGELES. UH
AND I'M HAPPY TO SUPPORT THIS
BILL TODAY. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
THANK YOU, MR RIVAS. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED, MR HOLDEN ANYTHING
FURTHER TO CLOSE VERY WELL WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
63 NO ZERO BILLS PASSED NEXT BY
MR MAIENSCHEIN. THIS IS FILE
ITEM 3 65 87 81 CIRCLE READ 7 81
BY SUMMER MAIENSCHEIN ACTUALLY
INTO EMERGENCY SERVICES AND SOME
OF THEM REMAIN SHINE YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ABC
, 7 81 REQUIRES LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS TO DESIGNATE
EMERGENCY SHELTERS, WARNING
CENTERS AND COOLING CENTERS THAT
ARE ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE PEOPLE'S
WITH PETS. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE
. THANK YOU, MR MAIENSCHEIN SEEN
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. CLARK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 63 NO
ZERO BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MR
BERMAN. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 66.
87 89. READ. SOMETHING WILL 7 89
BY SOMEONE IN BOURBON AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY IN A STRONG
FINANCIAL AID. AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VERMIN YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES ALL RISE
TO PRESENT A B 79 BILL TO ENSURE
THAT MORE CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
ARE ABLE TO KEEP THEIR FINANCIAL
AID AND ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHER
EDUCATION DREAMS DESPITE THE
CRITICAL ROLE PLAYED BY
FINANCIAL AID IN COLLEGE
ACHIEVEMENT DATA SHOWS THAT
SIZABLE NUMBERS OF
UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS LOSE
ACCESS TO FINANCIAL AID DUE TO
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS
STANDARDS. MAYBE 7 89 WOULD
ESTABLISH A COMMON SET OF
STANDARDS FOR SATISFACTORY
ACADEMIC PROGRESS, INCLUDING
APPEALS TO ENSURE THAT ALL
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS ARE PROVIDED
WITH THE FLEXIBILITY CURRENTLY
ALLOWED UNDER FEDERAL LAW. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN. 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. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES I 60 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASS NEXT BY DR
WEBBER. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 68
87 98 CLERK WILL READ. SOMETHING
BOTH 7 98 BUYS A MEMBER WEBER
AND ACTUALLY INTO FEMALE GENERAL
MUTATION AND DR WEBBER, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
798. THIS BILL STRENGTHENS OUR
LAWS TO HOLD ANYONE ACCOUNTABLE
, WHOSE SUBJECTS ANY CHILD TO
FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION. THE
PRACTICE OF FEMALE GENITAL
MUTILATION, OR FGM IS RECOGNIZED
INTERNATIONALLY AS A HUMAN
RIGHTS VIOLATION AND AS AN
EXTREME FORM OF GENDER BASED
VIOLENCE. GM IS A PROCEDURE THAT
INVOLVES PARTIAL OR TOTAL
REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL FEMALE
GENITALIA OR OTHER INJURY TO THE
FEMALE GENITAL ORGANS FOR NON
MEDICAL REASONS. THESE
PROCEDURES ARE CARRIED OUT ON
YOUNG GIRLS RANGING IN AGE FROM
BIRTH TO TEENS AND ARE GENERALLY
DONE ON THE GROUND OF RELIGION
AND CULTURAL BELIEFS AROUND
FEMININITY, MODESTY,
SAFEGUARDING VIRGINITY, BEAUTY,
MARRIAGE WORTHINESS AND FAMILY
HONOR. I HAVE PERSONALLY COME
ACROSS THIS IN MY PROFESSION AS
A PHYSICIAN AND HAVE SEEN
FIRSTHAND HOW THE PRACTICE
LEAVES YOUNG GIRLS AND WOMEN
WITH LIFELONG HEALTH PROBLEMS
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA. 87 98
WILL EXPAND THE DEFINITION OF
FGM TO THAT OF THE WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION TO ENSURE THAT
INCLUDES ALL TYPES OF F G. M. IT
WILL ALLOW FOR ANY EVIDENCE THAT
AN INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTED A
MINOR OUT OF THE STATE FOR THE
PURPOSES OF FGM TO BE USED AS
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE UNDER
OUR CURRENT GM LAW OR OTHER
CRIMINAL SECTIONS AS CHILD ABUSE
UNDER A B 7 98 RELIGION OR
CULTURAL CUSTOMS WILL NOT BE A
CRIMINAL DEFENSE FOR ANYONE
PARTICIPATING IN ANY TYPE OF GM
, AND LASTLY, THIS BILL WOULD
ALSO MAKE IT EASIER FOR MEDICAL
PROFESSIONALS AND ALL MANDATED
REPORTERS TO KNOW THAT FGM IS
CHILD ABUSE AND IT SHOULD BE
REPORTED DESPITE THE PARENT OR
GUARDIAN'S FACILITATING IT FOR
THEIR DAUGHTER. ENDING AT GM
WILL REQUIRE A MULTI SECTIONAL
APPROACH THAT PULLS IN
PHYSICIANS, ADVOCATES, SURVIVORS
AND ELECTED OFFICIALS. THIS BILL
HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEBER AND SEE,
YOU KNOW, 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. I 68
NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS PASSED.
MEMBERS A BRIEF ANNOUNCEMENT.
YOU HAVE DISPENSED WITH 100
BILLS TODAY. WELL DONE. CAN'T
STOP WON'T STOP MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM. 3 70 88 35 CLERK WILL
READ. 8 35 BY SOMEWHERE REALLY
AND OTHERS AND ACTIVATED FIRE
PROTECTION EARLY MAY OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER
. MEMBERS, PLEASE PRESENT ARE
101ST BILL OF THE DAY. THIS BILL
WILL HELP BRING THIS. THIS WILL
THIS BILL WILL DIRECT THE STATE
FIRE MARSHAL TO RESEARCH
STANDARDS FOR SINGLE STAIRWAY,
MULTI UNIT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
AND SUBMIT A REPORT TO RELEVANT
STAKEHOLDERS. THIS KIND OF
BUILDING IS VERY COMMON IN
EUROPE, WHERE GENERALLY MODERN
SAFETY FEATURES LIKE SPRINKLERS
ARE ALSO REQUIRED IN MOST NEW
BUILDINGS IN AMERICA AND
DEMONSTRATE BETTER SAFETY
RESULTS IN ADDITIONAL
STAIRCASES. ACTUALLY ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR LEE.
SEE NO 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 ROLL TALLY THE VOTES 63
NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED.
WE ARE GOING TO GO TO MS PAPIN.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 36 88 93 CLERK
WILL READ. BILL 8 93 BY SUMMER
HAPPENED AND ACTIVELY INTO
PASSENGER VEHICLES. SOMEONE
POPPING YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. A B
8 93 WILL REQUIRE A PEER TO PEER
PLATFORMS TO OBTAIN A PERMIT
PRIOR TO FACILITATING
TRANSACTIONS AND AN AIR AT AN
AIRPORT AND IN THE TAXPAYER
SUBSIDIES, SUBSIDIZATION
SUBSIDIZATION OF THEIR
OPERATIONS. THERE'S BEEN QUITE A
BIT OF DISCUSSION REGARDING WHAT
THIS BILL WILL DO AND WHOM THIS
BILL WILL AFFECT FIRST. I WANT
TO ADDRESS THE CONCERNS RAISED
REGARDING AH, THE BUILDING GUAGE
THAT RIDE SHARING IS REASONABLY
SIMILAR TO RENTAL CAR. I HAVE
COMMUNICATED TO MEMBERS AND THE
STAKEHOLDERS THAT I WILL STRIKE
THIS LANGUAGE AND THE NEXT
POLICY COMMITTEE. LET ME BE
CLEAR. THIS BILL WILL NOT FORCE
A PERMIT PROCESS ON AIRPORTS AND
WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH CURRENT
AIRPORT CONTRACTS WITH RIGHT
SHARING PROGRAMS HAVE WORKED
CLOSELY WITH THE AIRPORTS
COUNCIL SINCE THE BEGINNING OF
THE SESSION AND NOT ONE AIRPORT
HAS OBJECTED, OBJECTED TO THE
LANGUAGE IN THIS BILL. THIS BILL
DOES, HOWEVER, REQUIRE THESE
PLATFORMS TO COMPLY WITH AIRPORT
REGULATIONS. THIS IS CRITICAL
BECAUSE FOR SEVERAL YEARS
PERSONAL VEHICLE SHARING
PLATFORMS HAVE IGNORED AIRPORT
AUTHORITY AND CONTINUE TO
OPERATE AT AIRPORTS AS THEY
PLEASE UNPERMITTED SHARING A
VEHICLE AT AIRPORTS HAS LED TO A
MYRIAD OF ISSUES, INCLUDING
VEHICLES LEFT, ABANDONED OR
WAITING A TERMINAL AREAS FOR
LENGTHY PERIODS OF TIME.
INCREASED TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND
A LOSS OF REVENUE. REVENUE WHICH
IS CRITICAL TO ENSURE THAT
PUBLIC AIRPORTS ARE NOT A DRAIN
ON THE TAXPAYERS. ADDITIONALLY A
BY 18 93 HAS IMPRINT ADDRESSES
ADDITIONAL GAPS IN CURRENT LAW
BY REQUIRING THESE VEHICLES
SHARING PLATFORMS TO ADHERE TO
TRANSPARENT PRICE DISCLOSURE
REGULATIONS AND REQUIRE THAT
THEY CONTRIBUTE TO CALIFORNIA'S
TOURISM MARKETING PROGRAMS.
LASTLY I WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE
THAT I'VE BEEN WORKING CLOSELY
WITH ALL STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING
INCLUDING THE CEO OF TOURO. ALSO
I WILL BE NARROWING THE BILL IN
SCOPE IN THE SENATE, WHICH WILL
BRING ONE OF THE RIDESHARING
ENTITIES ON IN SUPPORT OF THE
BILL. APPEAR TO BE A RENTAL CAR
RENTAL SERVICES REPRESENT A
DYNAMIC INNOVATION IN THE
MARKET. UM AND AIRPORTS WANT
THEIR BUSINESS BUT CAN NO LONGER
GET A FREE RIDE CAN NO LONGER
ALLOW THEM TO GET A FREE RIDE
AND AVOID PAYING THEIR FAIR
SHARE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
HAPPEN. AND SOME MEMBER OF
SALLY, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. I'VE BEEN CLOSELY
FOLLOWING THIS BILL SINCE IT
CAME TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
EARLIER THIS YEAR. INITIALLY, I
ABSTAINED. FROM SUPPORTING THE
BILL TO MAKE SURE THAT WE WERE
PROTECTING OUR INNOVATIVE
ECONOMY AS WELL AS OUR CONSUMERS
. THERE ARE MANY IMPORTANT
ELEMENTS TO THIS BILL, THOUGH,
SUCH AS THE POTENTIAL FOR
LEGISLATIVE CERTAINTY FOR A
PERIOD OF PURE CAR SHARING
COMPANIES, PARTICULARLY
CONCERNING AIRPORT OPERATIONS,
THE LARGEST PERIOD APPEAR CAR
SHARING COMPANY HAS EXPRESSED
SUPPORT FOR OBTAINING PERMITS AT
AIRPORTS. I AGREE AND BELIEVE
PEER TO PEER CAR SHARING. SHOULD
NOT BEAR THE BURDEN OF FEES
SUPPORTING AIRPORT RENTAL
INFRASTRUCTURE THEY DO NOT USE.
I KNOW THIS IS ONE OF THE MANY
POINTS THE AUTHOR IS WORKING
HARD TO ADDRESS. I UNDERSTAND.
THERE ARE CONCERNS WITH THE
CURRENT LANGUAGE OF THE BILL AND
THE POTENTIAL UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. BUT I'M CONFIDENT
THAT MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
MATEO'S COMMITTED TO ADDRESSING
THEM. I DO WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE
AND THANK THE AUTHOR FOR ALL HER
HARD WORK AND FOR THE AMENDMENT
SHE'S ALREADY COMMITTED TO
TAKING IN THE SENATE. I LOOK
FORWARD TO THOSE ADDITIONAL
AMENDMENTS WITH ENGAGEMENT FROM
ALL STAKEHOLDERS. AND UH AND TO
SEE A FAIR PLAYING FIELD FOR ALL
BUSINESS. I'LL BE SUPPORTING THE
BILL TODAY AND I LOOK FORWARD TO
THE CONTINUED HARD WORK ON THIS
ISSUE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
ASTLEY, AND SEEING NO OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS
BILL JUST HAPPENED ANYTHING
FURTHER TO CLOSE THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. PEER TO PEER PROVIDERS
SHOULD CONTRIBUTE LIKE ALL OF
THEIR COMPANIES IF THEY UTILIZE
PUBLIC ACCESS TO MAKE A PROFIT,
NO MORE FREE RIDES. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU 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
49 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED.
NEXT WE ARE GOING TO MOVE TO MS
CHICAGO. THIS IS FILE ITEM 32, A
B 16 31 CLERK WILL READ. ABOUT
16 31 BY SOMEWHERE SZABO AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN WATER
RESOURCES TO YOUR RECOGNIZED ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. THIS IS A REALLY
IMPORTANT DISTRICT BILL FOR US.
YOU KNOW, 30 YEARS AGO, THE CITY
OF SANTA CLARITA WAS ONLY THREE
YEARS OLD, AND THERE HAS BEEN A
PENDING PERMIT ON A AGGREGATE
MIND FOR THOSE 30 YEARS. THIS
BILL SIMPLY SAYS THAT THEY'RE
AFTER 30 YEARS IF A PERMIT HAS
BEEN PENDING THAT THERE'S AN
OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO THE STATE
WATER BOARD. AND FOR THE PUBLIC
TO HAVE INPUT AGAIN AS WE KNOW,
AFTER 30 YEARS IN THE CITY OF
SANTA CLARA TO WATER NEEDS HAVE
CHANGED SIGNIFICANTLY, AND WE
THINK THIS IS AN IMPORTANT
COMMON SENSE SOLUTION FOR NOT
ONLY OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ANY
OTHER COMMUNITIES THAT ARE FACED
WITH SOMETHING THAT IS PENDING
FOR 30 YEARS FROM ITS INCEPTION
. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MISS
IAVA. SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING TO
ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE WALL. TALLY
THE VOTES EYES 41 KNOWS 13. THE
BILLS PASSED. NEXT BY MR IRWIN.
WE WILL TAKE A FILE ITEM. 109
THIS IS 85 31 CLERK WILL READ.
WELL, 5 31 BY SOME MEMBER IRWIN
AND OTHERS AND ACTUALLY IN THE
VETERANS HOUSING BY PROVIDING
FUNDS NECESSARY THEREOF. FOR
THEREFORE, AN ELECTION OF
INSURANCE AND SALE OF BONDS IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND THE
HANDLING OF DISPOSITION OF THOSE
FUNDS. AS SOMEONE, IRWIN, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER IN 2014, CALIFORNIA
VOTERS APPROVED PROPOSITION 41
TO CREATE THE VETERAN HOUSING
AND HOMELESS PREVENTION PROGRAM
KNOWN AS VHP. HOWEVER NEARLY ALL
THE FUNDING HAS BEEN DEPLETED
FROM THIS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
PROGRAM. MAYBE 5 31 ADDRESSES
THIS BY REENACTING BY ENACTING
THE VETERAN HOUSING AND HOMELESS
PREVENTION BOND ACT. THIS BILL
WOULD ASK VOTERS TO AUTHORIZE
THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO PROVIDE
ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF AFFORDABLE MULTI
FAMILY HOUSING WAS SUPPORTIVE
SERVICES FOR VETERANS. THANK YOU
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR IRWIN. AND
SEEING NO MEMBERS WISHING TO
ADDRESS THE BILL CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES I 69 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. WE ARE BACK ON FILE WITH
MR BERMAN. THIS IS FILE AND, UM
3 71 88 41. READ. SOMERVILLE 8
41 BY SENATOR BURMAN AND OTHERS
AND ACT RELATED TO ENERGY AND
SOME VERMIN. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. A B 8 41 IS A KEY
FIRST STEP FOR CALIFORNIA TO
PUSH THE TRANSITION OF OUR
INDUSTRIAL SECTORS TO ZERO
EMISSION BY TASKING THE
CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION
WITH PREPARING AN INDUSTRIAL
HEAT ELECTRIFICATION ROADMAP ON
OR BEFORE JANUARY, 1ST 2025.
THIS REPORT WILL PROVIDE
CRITICAL INFORMATION FOR THE
STATE TO CONTINUE IN OUR
EFFORTS. TO REDUCE OUR
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BERMAN. SEE YOU
KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS. BILL CLARK WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. ALL THOSE NOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES.
I HAVE 62 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXUS IS BY MISTER
VALENCIA. FILE ITEM. 3 72 88 60
CLERK WILL READ 8 60 BY
SOMEWHERE IN VALENCIA AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY IN THE STATE
GOVERNMENT, MISTER VALENCIA MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. WE'RE GONNA
STARTED. MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS
8 60 WILL SUPPORT OUR STATE'S
EQUITY AND ACCESS GOALS BY
REDUCING THE EFFORT AND EXPENSES
ASSOCIATED WITH APPLYING FOR AND
RECEIVING STATE FUNDS PURSUANT
TO VERY SMALL GRANTS FOR
NONPROFITS. THIS BILL WILL
REASONABLY LIMIT WHAT
INFORMATION ADMINISTRATORS MAY
ASK FOR GRANT FROM GRANT
RECIPIENTS AND ENCOURAGES
STREAMLINE INFORMATION. A B 60
HAS NO OPPOSITION AND HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
GRACIAS THANK YOU, MISTER
VALENCIA C. YOU KNOW, MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN THE WALL. OTHERS
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE?
CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL TELL YOU
THE VOTES HAVE 62 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT FILE ITEM. 3
74 8 66 CLERK WILL READ 8 66 BY
SOMEWHERE BLANCA RUBIO AND
ACTUALLY INTO FOOD ASSISTANCE
AND SOMEONE SOMETHING WOMAN,
RUBIO, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PRESENT A B 8 66. THIS MEASURE
CONTINUES THE STATES AND
SPECIFICALLY THIS BODY'S EFFORTS
TO PREVENT FOOD INSECURITY,
INSECURITY IN OUR MOST
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. A B 8 66
INSURERS THAT FASTER YOUTH 18 TO
21. YEARS OF AGE. DO NOT LOSE
CAL FRESH BENEFITS DUE TO
SUPPLEMENTAL PAYMENTS THEY
RECEIVED WHILE PARTICIPATING IN
SUPERVISED INDEPENDENT LIVING
PLACEMENTS. THIS IS A SIMPLE FIX
FOR A POPULATION THE STATE IS
CRITICALLY INVESTED IN. I'M
THANKFUL TO MANY OF THE MEMBERS
PRESENT HERE TODAY WHO HAVE
TIRELESSLY ADVOCATED TO ENSURE
THE BEST CONTINUUM OF SUPPORT
FOR OUR FOSTER YOUTH. THANK YOU
. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR RUBIO.
SEE, NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY
THE VOTES. I 16 NO. ZERO. THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MR HANEY,
THIS IS FOUL AND I'M 3 75, 88 71
CORPORAL READ LABEL 8 71 BY A
SONORA HEANEY AND ACTUALLY IN
THE SAFETY AND EMPLOYMENT AND
SOMEONE, HANEY, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS A B 8 71 1 SURE THAT
STANDARDS AND SAFETY MEASURES
REQUIRED FOR COMMERCIAL
ELEVATORS ARE ALSO IN PLACE FOR
PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ELEVATORS
INSIDE THE HOME. CURRENTLY IN
CALIFORNIA. ONLY COMMERCIAL
ELEVATORS ARE SUBJECT TO POST
INSTALLATION SAFETY INSPECTIONS
. ADDITIONALLY THESE ELEVATORS
ARE SUBJECT TO ANYONE. SPEC
SHINS BY CAL OSHA ELEVATOR UNIT
INSPECTORS, PRIVATE RESIDENTS,
RELEVANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
ELEVATORS, WHICH ARE NOT
REGULARLY INSPECTED, ARE MORE
LIKELY TO HAVE CRUCIAL SAFETY
SYSTEM AIRS, INCREASING THE
LIKELIHOOD OF SEVERE INJURY OR
DEATH. THIS BILL WOULD ENSURE
THAT PRIVATE RESIDENTS,
ELEVATORS MEET THE SAME RIGOROUS
SAFETY STANDARDS AND INSPECTIONS
AS COMMERCIAL ELEVATORS. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR HANEY. SEE, YOU
KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS. BILL CLARK
WILL OPEN THE ALL THOSE GOAT WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES.
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES. EYES 52
NOS. FIVE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
ITEM FILE ITEM 3 76 88 81 CLERK
WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 8 81 BY
SUMMER ALERTING AND AFTER
LANGUAGE JURY DUTY MAINTAIN YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. A B 8 81 EXPANDS
UPON THE PREVIOUS PILOT BILL I
DID TO INCREASE JURY PAY FOR
CRIMINAL PACE CASES. FROM $15
EVERY DAY TO $100. THE BILL WILL
BE PILOTED IN SAN FRANCISCO.
ALAMEDA KERN LAWCENTER. ALLISON
MONTEREY WHAT WE FOUND IN THE
FIRST FEW YEARS OF OUR SAN
FRANCISCO PILOT IS THAT WE'RE
ALWAYS PROMISED A JURY OF OUR
PEERS, BUT WE DON'T ALWAYS GET
THE SAME DIVERSITY BECAUSE QUITE
SIMPLY MANY WORKING FAMILIES
CAN'T AFFORD TO BE ON A JURY
BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO GO TO WORK.
SO BECAUSE WE INCREASED THE
SUPPLEMENT TO $100. WE FOUND A
MUCH MORE DIVERSE JURY POOL IN
TERMS OF INCOME AS WELL AS IN
TERMS OF, UH, DIVERSITY. UH THIS
MADE A VERY BIG DIFFERENCE. WE
WANT TO EXPAND THIS TO FOUR
OTHER COUNTIES. ALAMEDA CURRENT
LÀ IN MONTEREY. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FIVE VOTE ON A B 81. THANK YOU,
MR TING. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL CLARK 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 IS 54. NOS.
THREE BILLS PASSED NEXT, MR
MATHIS FILE ITEM. 3 77 88 83
CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 83
BY SUMMER, MATHIS AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY INTO BUSINESS LICENSES
THAT SHE MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS. A B 8 83 WILL REQUIRE
STATE AGENCIES TO EXPEDITE THE
APPLICATIONS OF ACTIVE DUTY
SERVICE MEMBERS WHO ARE ENROLLED
IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
SKILLED BRIDGE PROGRAM. WHAT
THIS SIMPLY DOES IS IN THE
MILITARY. WE HAVE A DIFFERENT
SKILLS THAT ARE USEFUL AND
THERE'S DIFFERENT LICENSES
WITHIN THE STATE. THE PROGRAM
HELPS THEM GET THOSE LICENSES.
WE'RE JUST MAKING SURE THAT THEY
ARE ABLE TO APPLY SIX MONTHS
BEFORE THEY'RE IN TIME OF
SERVICE. SO AS THEY COME BACK TO
CIVILIAN LIFE, THEY'VE ALREADY
GOT THEIR LICENSES AND THEY'RE
GOOD TO GO WITH THAT. I ASK YOU
FOR AN IDEA. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MATHIS. SENIOR MEMBERS
WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS
BILL CORK 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. 63 NO.
ZERO. THE BILLS PASSED. PAST
TEMPORARILY ON 3 78 BRINGS US TO
MR JONES SAWYER. FILE ITEM. 3 79
89 12 READ SOME PEOPLE 9 12 BY
SOMEWHERE, JOINED STORY AND
OTHERS AND ACT WILLING TO YOUTH
AND SIMON JOAN SAWYER MAY OPEN
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT A B 9
12, THE STRATEGIC ANTI VIOLENCE
FUNDING EFFORTS, ACT OR SAY FACT
RATHER THAN RETURNING TO THE
GENERAL FUND IS IMPERATIVE THAT
THE COST SAVINGS FROM PRISON
CLOSURES ARE KEPT WITHIN
LEGISLATURES, CRIME PREVENTION
BUDGET AND REINVESTED INTO
EFFECTIVE STRATEGY THAT FURTHER
REDUCE CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN
ORDER TO EFFECTIVELY ENHANCE
PUBLIC SAFETY AND HEALTH. YOU
MUST ENSURE THAT WE ARE
INVESTING IN PROGRAMS WITH A
PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF KEEPING
OUR COMMUNITIES SAFER. AND
PROVIDING CRITICAL HEALTH
SUPPORT AS SUCH THE SAFE ACT AS
A COMPREHENSIVE MEASURE THAT
WILL FUND PROGRAMS TO PRODUCE
VIOLENCE AND CRIME GRAVERT YOUTH
FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
, REDUCE YOUTH PTSD SYMPTOMS AND
MENTAL ILLNESSES AND PROVIDE
LIFESAVING RESOURCES TO ALL OF
OUR CONSTITUENTS. THE SAFE ACT
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
HAS HAS SUPPORT RECOMMENDATIONS
FROM BOTH CAUCUSES AND NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION. THANK
YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
JONES. LAWYER SENIOR MEMBERS.
MR. ALLEN, EASE YOUR RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. I JUST WANT TO THANK
THANK YOU TO THE AUTHOR, ALSO
PROUD CO AUTHOR OF THIS BILL. WE
NEED TO DO MORE ABOUT OUR YOUTH.
WE NEED TO DO MORE ON THE FRONT
END AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT THIS
BILL WILL DO. SO THANK YOU
AGAIN. THANK YOU, MR ALLEN EASE
IF THERE'S NOTHING FURTHER TO
CLOSE 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 AS 59 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED BACK TO MR TING
. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 81. 89 32
CRITICAL READ 9 32 EYES IN MY
ROUTINE AN ACT RELATING TO LAND
USE. YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU. A B 9 32 REQUIRES
THAT CAL TO PROVIDE A REPORT TO
ON ITS 80 YOU GRANT PROGRAM BY
JANUARY 1ST 2025 A. D U. S HAVE
BEEN ONE OF OUR SUCCESS STORIES
IN TERMS OF INCREASING HOUSING
SUPPLY IN THIS STATE OFFERING.
UH SOME MODEST HOUSING IN MANY,
MANY COMMUNITIES, AS WELL AS ITS
ABILITY TO INCREASE HOUSING
SUPPLY FOR A VERY, VERY CRITICAL
RESOURCE. WITH THAT RESPECT FOR
ASPHALT, I VOTE ON MAYBE 9 32.
THANK YOU, MR TING, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL FOR WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE? CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE WALL TALLYING VOTES. I HAD
61 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT BY MR CONNELLY. FILE ITEM 3
80 TO 89 35 LOCAL READ 9 35 BY
SOMEWHERE CONNOLLY AND ACTUALLY
IN TOBACCO SALES, CONNOLLY MAY
OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS IN 2022 63%
OF CALIFORNIA VOTERS BY A PROP
31 UPHILL SENATE BILL 7 93
PROHIBITING TOBACCO RETAILERS
FROM SELLING MOST FLAVORED
TOBACCO PRODUCTS DESPITE THE
OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FROM VOTERS
TO RATIFY SB 7 93. FLAVORED
TOBACCO PRODUCTS CONTINUE TO BE
SOLD IN MANY STORES ACROSS THE
STATE, WHICH ALLOWS MANY
TEENAGERS TO CONTINUE ACCESSING
THESE DANGEROUS PRODUCTS. A B 9
35 WILL EXPLICITLY AUTHORIZED
THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL TO ENFORCE THE FLAVORED
TOBACCO BAN PURSUANT TO
BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONS CODE
SECTION 20 TO 9 50.5, ALSO KNOWN
AS HE STOPPED TOBACCO ACCESS TO
KIDS OR STEAK ACT. CONSISTENT
WITH OTHER TOBACCO ENFORCEMENT
EFFORTS. A B 9 35 WILL ALSO
REPLACE THE SUBDIVISION FROM THE
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE, WHICH
MAKES VIOLATION OF SB 7, 93
MISDEMEANOR AND CRIMINAL
PENALTY. INSTEAD PURSUANT TO THE
STAKE ACT. IT WILL BECOME A
CIVIL PENALTY TO RETAILERS,
THEIR AGENTS OR THEIR EMPLOYEES
WHO ARE IN VIOLATION. WE
ANTICIPATE THE COST OF
IMPLEMENTATION WILL BE MINOR AND
ABSORBABLE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
CONNELLY. AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS 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
TALLIED THE VOTES. EYES 50 NOS
11. THE BILLS PASSED. GET MR
CONNOLLY, THIS IS FINAL ITEM. 3
83 89 53 CLERK WILL READ
SOMERVILLE 9 53 BY SUMMER
COMMONLY AND OTHERS AND AT
ROLAND COASTAL RESOURCES,
CONNOLLY, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU AGAIN, MR
SPEAKER COLLEAGUES. A B 9 53
REQUIRES THE OCEAN PROTECTION
COUNCIL. TO CREATE A STATEWIDE
VOLUNTARY VESSEL, SPEED
REDUCTION AND SUSTAINABLE
SHIPPING PROGRAM FOR THE
CALIFORNIA COAST. THE PRIMARY
OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO
REDUCE AIR POLLUTION, THE RISK
OF FATAL VESSEL STRIKES ON WALES
AND HARMFUL UNDERWATER ACOUSTIC
IMPACTS. THIS BILL WOULD CODIFY
AND BUILD UPON THE EXISTING
LOCAL VESSEL SPEED REDUCTION
PROGRAMS. THE SPILL HAS RECEIVED
NO NO VOTES, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN IBOT. THANK YOU, MR
CONNELLY. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN UP. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I 64 NO. ZERO THE BILLS
PASS NEXT BY MR SANTIAGO. THIS
IS FILE ITEM 3 84 89 58 CLERK
WILL READ THE BILL 9 58 BY
SOMEWHERE SANTIAGO AND OTHERS
AND ACT RELATING TO PRISONS.
SANTIAGO YOU MAY OPEN ON THE
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
THIS BILL RESTORES INCARCERATED
PERSON RIGHT? THE VISITATION
ESTABLISHES A MINIMUM. THREE
DAYS A WEEK FOR VISITATIONS.
THIS BILL STRIKES THE BALANCE
BETWEEN MAINTAINING MEANINGFUL
CONNECTIONS AND PUBLIC SAFETY BY
OUTLINING VISITING PROCEDURES
ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE DRC'S
OWN REGULATIONS. RESPECTFULLY
ASTRONAUT VOTE THANK YOU, MR
SANTIAGO SENIOR MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THE BILL WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
EYES 45 KNOWS 10 BILLS PASS NEXT
. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 85 89 62
CLERK WILL READ SO ALL 9 62 BY
SOMEWHERE VINCE FONG AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY TWO IDENTIFICATION
CARDS. FONG, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
. THIS BILL EXEMPTS THE LOW
INCOME DMV I D CARD APPLICATION
AND RENEWABLE FEE FROM ANNUAL
INFLATION ADJUSTMENTS TO DELIVER
NEEDED FINANCIAL RELIEF TO LOW
INCOME CALIFORNIANS. THIS BILL
HAS ENJOYED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT
HAS NO OPPOSITION EXACTLY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK WHEN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES FOR DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. I 70 NO.
ZERO THE BILLS PASS NEXT. THIS
IS FILE. I AM 3 86 89 70 CLERK
WILL READ. SOMERVILLE 9 70 BY
SOMEONE THREE OF US AND ACTUALLY
INTO INSURANCE SELLING WOMAN,
REVIS, YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL
. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS CALIFORNIA'S MOST
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES
DISPROPORTIONATELY SUFFER FROM
THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE.
IMPLEMENT WEATHER, SUCH AS
ATMOSPHERIC STORMS OR EXTREME
HEAT EVENTS BRINGS THE POTENTIAL
FOR THE LOSS OF LIFE AND
PROPERTY AND, OFTENTIMES LOW
INCOME INDIVIDUALS, HOMEOWNERS
RENTERS. AND SMALL BUSINESSES
HAVE THE MOST TO LOSE BECAUSE
THEY DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES
SUCH AS INSURANCE TO FINANCIALLY
RECUPERATE A B 9 70 RECTIFIES
THIS BY CLOSING INSURANCE
PROTECTION GAPS TO ENSURE THAT
COMMUNITIES HAVE THE TOOLS FOR
RESILIENCY IN FUTURE WEATHER
EVENTS. A B 9 70 IS SPONSORED BY
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER RICARDO
LARA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
DAVIS. YOU KNOW MEMBERS WISHING
TO ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES.
I 66 NO. ZERO THE BILLS PASSED
NEXT BY MR MAIENSCHEIN. THIS IS
FILE ITEM 3 87 89 72 QUICK WILL
READ. SOMERVILLE NINES UP 72 BY
SOMEWHERE MAIENSCHEIN ACTUALLY
IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN,
YOU MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER, 89 72
STREAMLINES LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ASSISTANCE RESOURCES SO THAT
EVERY COMMUNITY HAS THE SAME
OPPORTUNITY TO COMPETE FOR CITY
DATE FUNDING SMALLER UNDER
RESOURCED CITIES AND COUNTIES
ARE TO DISADVANTAGE WHEN
APPLYING FOR COMPETITIVE GRANTS
, AS THEY TYPICALLY LACK THE
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE. RESOURCES
AND EXPERIENCE. THIS BILL
REQUIRES THE OFFICE OF PLANNING
AND RESEARCH TO KAMINA WORKING
GROUP AT THE EVENTUAL GOAL OF
CREATING A STREAMLINED PROCESS
THAT ALLOWS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO
APPLY FOR MULTIPLE GRANT
PROGRAMS. USING ONLY ONE
APPLICATION. I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR MAIENSCHEIN. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS 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 69 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASSED NEXT BY MR
GIBSON. THIS IS FINAL ITEM. 3
89, 89 97 PERC OR READ 9 97 BY
SOME MEMBER GIBSON AND ACTIVELY
EXONERATION REMEMBER GIBSON, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MR SPEAKER MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL
997, WHICH SEEKS TO PROVIDE LONG
TERM UM, HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES FOR EXONERATED,
EXONERATED EXONERATED
INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE
CALIFORNIA VICTIMS COMPENSATION
. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. UM YOU KNOW,
THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WAS
ON CONSENT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK,
BUT I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR GIBSON
. SO, YOU KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING
TO BE ADDRESSED ON THIS, BILL
CLARK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. I
DON'T KNOW WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLARK WILL CLOSE ROLL
TALLY THE VOTES 68 AND THERE WAS
ZERO BILLS PASSED. NEXT BACK TO
MR ALVAREZ. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
98 B 10. 1005 CLERK WILL READ
SOMETHING BUILT 10 05 BY SOME
MEMBER ALVAREZ AND ACTUALLY IN
HOME, SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, AND
MR ALVAREZ, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PRESENT TO ALL OF YOU A B 1005
TODAY. ONLY YOU'VE EVER CARED
FOR SOMEONE WITH A TERMINAL
DIAGNOSIS. THIS BILL MIGHT BE OF
INTEREST TO YOU. AH SOMEONE WITH
A TERMINAL DIAGNOSIS IS FACING A
REALLY CHALLENGING MOMENT, AND
SOMETIMES THEY NEED TO FAMILY OR
FRIENDS TO HELP CARE FOR THEM
DURING THESE MOMENTS.
RECOGNIZING THIS DIFFICULTY, THE
STATE OFFERS RESOURCES AND
SUPPORT TO ENSURE THAT PATIENTS
END OF LIFE CARE MAKES THEM AS
COMFORTABLE AS POSSIBLE,
INCLUDING I. H S S CAREGIVER
SERVICES. HOWEVER DESPITE HAVING
RADICALLY DIFFERENT LIFETIME
EXPECTATIONS, CRIMINAL AND NON
CRIMINAL PATIENTS ARE PUT
THROUGH THE SAME PROCESS TO
RECEIVE THOSE SERVICES. MAYBE
1005 HELPS RESOLVE THIS BY
CREATING AN EXPEDITED PROCESS TO
BECOME AN I. H S S RECIPIENT FOR
PATIENTS THAT ARE ELIGIBLE TO
RECEIVE A TERMINAL DIAGNOSIS
SPECIFICALLY, THIS BILL UPON
DIAGNOSIS REQUIRES THAT THE
DIAGNOSING DOCTOR PROVIDE
INFORMATION TO THE IH REGARDING
THE HSS PROGRAM. AN APPLICATION
TO RECEIVE SERVICES AND THE
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE APPLICATION
TO BE EXPEDITED BY THE COUNTY.
IT ALSO REQUIRES THAT COUNTIES
EXPEDITE THE APPLICATION TO THE
EXTENT FEASIBLE. MAYBE 1005 6 TO
ENSURE THAT THOSE WHO RECEIVED
TERMINAL DIAGNOSIS ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR ITIS SERVICES ARE GIVEN
PRIORITY SO THAT THE PROCESS
DOES NOT OUTLIVE THEM, AS OFTEN
IS THE CASE TODAY. BY NO MEANS
IS A B 1005 FINISHED PRODUCT. WE
WILL CONTINUE TO WORK AND WE
HAVE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
PROCESS WITH ALL STAKEHOLDERS TO
REFINE THE LANGUAGE THAT THE
BILL ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHES WHAT
IT ATTENDS WITHOUT AFFECTING OR
CREATING UNNECESSARY BURDENS ON
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS, COUNTIES
OR WORKERS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
TIME, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
TREE I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
ALVAREZ AND SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS, BILL
CLARK 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 65 NO. ZERO
BILL IS PASSED. READY TO GO BACK
TO MR MCCARTHY AND PICK UP FILE
ITEM 3 78, MAYBE EAT 97 CLERK
WILL READ. SOME PEOPLE 8 97 BY
SOME MEMBER MCCARTHY AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY INTO SCHOOL
EMPLOYEES. AND MR MCCARTHY, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. YOU KNOW, WE
ALL HAVE ADULT EDUCATION
PROGRAMS IN OUR DISTRICTS. WE
KNOW THEY MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE
. HELPING PEOPLE LEARN ENGLISH
GET JOB SKILLS BETTER LIVES IN
THE KEY OF THAT IS THE TEACHERS.
BUT TOO MANY ADULT EDUCATION
TEACHERS DON'T HAVE SECURE
STATUS IN THEIR JOBS. YOU KNOW,
THERE'S A DUAL PROCESS FOR
TENURE SHIP FOR REGULAR TEACHERS
AND ADULT. EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS
. THIS WOULD GET RID OF THAT AND
MAKE SURE THAT TEACHERS ARE
TEACHERS UNDER THE CALIFORNIA
LAW AND MAKE SURE THAT ADULT
EDUCATORS ARE VALUED IN OUR
GREAT STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR MCCARTY. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROAD.
ALL THOSE HOPES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE TALLY THE VOTES AS 48 7.
THE BILLS PASSED ON FILE. MISS
CALDERON FILE. ADAM 3 91. MAYBE
10 15 CLERK WILL READ. BUILT 10
15 BY SOME RIVER CALDERON AND
OTHERS NATURALLY INTO CHILDREN'S
HEALTH. CALDERON YOU MAY OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 15 WOULD CREATE
A STATEWIDE DIAPER AND WHITE
DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM AND
ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO SERVE LOW
INCOME FAMILIES WITH INFANTS AND
TODDLERS. DIAPERS ARE THE FOURTH
GREATEST COST BURDEN IMPACTING
ONE IN THREE FAMILIES. THE
UNITED STATES, MAYBE 10 15 WOULD
EXPAND AND EXISTING DIAPER BANK
PROGRAM TO ALL COUNTIES
ADDRESSING UNMET NEED FACING
CALIFORNIA'S LOW INCOME FAMILIES
. THIS BILL IS A LEGISLATIVE
WOMEN'S CAUCUS PRIORITY. THANK
YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
CALDERON. SEEING NO MEMBERS
WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS BILL
CLERK WILL OPEN ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WORK
WILL CLOSE ROLL. TALLY THE
VOTES. I 66 NO ZERO THE BILLS
PASS NEXT TO MR AGUIAR-CURRY.
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 3 92 80 10 24
CLERK WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 10
24 BY SOME OF THE AGUIAR-CURRY
AND ACTUALLY INTO WATER AND SOME
MEMBER AGUIAR-CURRY. YOU MAY
OPEN ON THIS BILL. GOOD
AFTERNOON CHAIR AND MEMBERS
TODAY I'M PROUD TO PRESENT A B
10 24. THIS BILL STREAMLINES THE
PROCESS FOR A FARM OR VINEYARD
OWNER TO OBTAIN A PERMIT TO
DIVERT WATER INTO A SMALL
IRRIGATION POND. THIS PROCESS
PROTECTS VULNERABLE FISH
POPULATIONS LIKE SALMON BY
KEEPING WATER IN THE STREAM
SPAWNING DURING SPANNING SEASON.
THIS PROCESS ALSO PROVIDES
FARMERS WITH A RELIABLE SOURCE
OF WATER DURING LOW STREAM FLOW
MONTHS. HOWEVER VERY FEW PEOPLE
APPLY BECAUSE THE CURRENT PERMIT
REGISTRATION PROCESS IS
EXTREMELY TIME CONSUMING AND
OVER BURDENSOME. EVERY 10 24
ADDRESSES THIS PROBLEM BY
HELPING TO STREAMLINE THE
APPLICATION PROFITS. PROCESS
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION AND NO
NOSE VOTE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
YOUR CAREE 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. WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE
VOTES. I HAVE 67 NO. ZERO THE
BILLS PASSED NEXT, MR JIM
PATTERSON, THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
93. MAYBE 10 65 CLERK WILL READ
THE BILL 10 65 BY SOME MEMBER
JIM PATTERSON. ACTUALLY INTO
COMMUNICATIONS. AND MR
PATTERSON, YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS. I AM PRESENTING
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 65, WHICH MAKES
WIRELESS BROADBAND PROJECTS
ELIGIBLE FOR STATE GRANTS THAT
FUND BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT TO
CONNECT UNSERVED HOUSEHOLD. NOW
WE IN THE LEGISLATURE, WE ALL
HAVE THE SAME SHARED GOAL OF
CONNECTING AS MANY HOUSEHOLDS AS
POSSIBLE WITH BROADBAND
INTERNET. AND SO UNDER THE RIGHT
CONDITIONS FIXED WIRELESS CAN
PROVIDE HIGH SPEED BROADBAND
CONNECTIONS FASTER, CHEAPER AND
MORE EFFICIENTLY THAN FIBER,
PARTICULARLY IN AREAS WHERE
FIBER IS VERY, VERY EXPENSIVE TO
DELIVER. BUT TO BE CLEAR FIBER
TECHNOLOGY WOULD STILL BE GIVEN
PREFERENCE AND WIRELESS
TECHNOLOGY WOULD BE REQUIRED TO
MEET THE SAME SERVICE STANDARDS
AS LIBRARY. THIS BILL HAS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND
I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR PATTERSON. YOU
KNOW, 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. KIRK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TELLING THE VOTES. I
HAVE 63 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXUS IS FILE ITEM 3 94
BY DR WEBBER. MAYBE 11 38 CLICK
WILL READ SOMETHING ABOUT 11 38
BY HIS OWN MEMBER, WEBER AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION ANDERSON
WHEREVER YOU MAY OPEN ON THIS
BILL THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT
A B 11 38 A B 11 38 WILL REQUIRE
CSU AND UC CAMPUSES TO CONTRACT
WITH LOCAL RAPE CRISIS CENTERS
OR TO PROVIDE STUDENTS
CONFIDENTIAL TRANSPORTATION TO
AND FROM LOCAL SAFE OR START
EXAM CENTERS TO ADMINISTER THE
SAFE KIT IN THE EVENT OF A
SEXUAL ASSAULT, THE FIRST FORM
OF CARE AND PATIENT TYPICALLY
RECEIVES ITS MEDICAL CARE.
WHENEVER POSSIBLE, THE PATIENT
SHOULD RECEIVE IT FROM A
LICENSED SEXUAL ASSAULT EXAMINER
AND A RAPE CRISIS CENTER,
HOSPITAL OR CLINIC. THERE THEY
CAN PERFORM. THE FORENSIC EXAM
ADDRESSED ANY PHYSICAL INJURIES
, PERFORM TESTING AND PROVIDE
PREVENTATIVE CARE. THIS BILL
WILL ALLOW FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE
BEEN EITHER VICTIMS OF SEXUAL
ASSAULT TO GET THE SUPPORT AND
HEALTH CARE THEY NEED WITHOUT
HAVING TO WORRY ABOUT HOW THEY
WILL GET THERE. THIS BILL HAS
PROVIDED HAS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND NO OPPOSITION AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE ON
A B 11 38. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
DR WEBBER. SEEING NO 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 CLOSER WILL
TALLY THE VOTES. I 71 NO. ZERO
THE BILLS PASS NEXT BY MS
QUIRK-SILVA. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3
97 11 75 CLERK WILL READ
SOMETHING ABOUT 11 75 BY SOME OF
OUR QUIRK-SILVA AND OTHERS AND
ACTUALLY TO OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
. SYLVIA MAY OPEN ON THIS BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS TODAY I PRESENT A B 11
75, WHICH WOULD ALLOW CITIES AND
COUNTIES A ONE YEAR OPPORTUNITY
WINDOW TO APPLY FOR A FIVE YEAR
EXTENSION FOR ON PREMISES, SIGNS
AND REDEVELOPMENT AREAS FROM THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION WITH THE SUNSET
DATE OF THIS ORIGINAL BILL NOW
PASSED, IT'S A CENTRAL
TECHNOLOGY. THAT SIGNS AND
REDEVELOPMENT AREAS STILL HOLD
RELEVANCE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
AND GOVERNMENT FUNDING,
CONSIDERING THE PROLONGED
RECOVERY FROM THE PANDEMIC. MY
BILL PROVIDES ADDITIONAL TIME
FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO
SAFEGUARD THEIR GENERAL FUND TAX
REVENUE SUPPORTING VITAL
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.
OUR CONSTITUENTS RELY ON I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR QUIRK-SILVA AND
SEE, YOU KNOW, MEMBERS WISHING
TO ADDRESS THIS BILL CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. KIRK
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
. I HAVE 68 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT. BYE MISS REVIS,
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 3 98 80 11 78
CLERK WILL READ. SOMETHING ABOUT
11 78 BY SOME OUR THREE OF US
AND ACTUALLY OF SCHOOL NUTRITION
SOMEONE REVIS, YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS A B 11 78 SEEKS TO
COMBAT HOUSEHOLD HUNGER BY
PROVIDING PARENTS OR CAREGIVERS
ACCESS TO THE SUMMER MEAL
PROGRAM. CURRENTLY THE FEDERAL
SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
MANDATES THAT ONLY CHILDREN 18
AND YOUNGER ARE ELIGIBLE TO
RECEIVE FREE REIMBURSABLE MEALS.
THIS PROGRAM DOES NOT ALLOW FOR
PARENTS OR CAREGIVERS TO RECEIVE
A MEAL. IF THESE STUDENTS ARE
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OR
LIVING ON THE BRINK OF
HOMELESSNESS, IT IS LIKELY THAT
EVERYONE IN THEIR HOUSEHOLD ARE
FOOD, INSECURE AND EXPERIENCING
HUNGER. MAYBE 11 78 60 CREATE A
STATE FUNDED SUMMER MEAL
PROGRAMS FOR PARENTS OR
CAREGIVERS WHOSE CHILDREN
UTILIZE THE FEDERAL SUMMER
PROGRAM TO RECEIVE A SUMMER
MEAL. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS REVIS. SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS THIS
BILL CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE.
LOOK DESIRED OF Ó. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL. CLOSE THE ROLE. TALLY THE
VOTES. I 63 NOS. ONE BILLS PASS
NEXT. THIS IS FILE ITEM 3 99 11
85 LOCAL READ SOMETHING ABOUT 11
85 BY SUMMER, GABRIEL AND OTHERS
AND ACTUALLY IN THE STATE
GOVERNMENT AND SOME GABRIEL, YOU
MAY OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER. I AM PLEASED TODAY
TO PRESENT A B 11 85. THIS IS A
JEWISH CAUCUS PRIORITY BILL THAT
WOULD STRENGTHEN THE CALIFORNIA
NONPROFIT SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM
, WHICH HAS PROVIDED SECURITY
ENHANCEMENTS TO NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATIONS AT RISK OF HATE
MOTIVATED VIOLENCE. THIS PROGRAM
IS PROVIDED GRANTS ORGANIZATION
UP AND DOWN THE STATE AND THIS
PROGRAM WOULD REMOVE BARRIERS.
THIS BILL WOULD REMOVE BARRIERS
TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL ELIGIBLE
ORGANIZATIONS ARE ABLE TO APPLY.
WOULD THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION WOULD RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE ON A B 11 85.
THANK YOU, MR GABRIEL AND SOME
MEMBERS OF THE JURY RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. I RISE IN STRONG
SUPPORT OF ASSEMBLY BILL 11 85.
THIS PROGRAM IS AN INCREDIBLY
IMPORTANT ONE. TOO MANY
NONPROFITS IN MY COMMUNITY WHO
FACE EXTREME RISKS FROM HATE
BASED VIOLENCE. UM AND HIS, UM,
ALSO BEEN SOMETHING THAT'S BEEN
REALLY IMPORTANT TO PLANNED
PARENTHOOD, WHICH IS AN
ORGANIZATION ON WHOSE BOARD I
SERVE, SO, UM, I URGE AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR WEBER.
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO ADDRESS THIS BILL. IF THERE'S
AH, MR BRIAN, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. GOTTA LOVE THE
SEAT. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
TO RISE A STRONG SUPPORT. LIKE
MY COLLEAGUE ON THE WEST SIDE. I
HAVE SEEN THE TANGIBLE AND REAL
IMPACT OF THE SECURITY GRANTS
FOR NONPROFITS FOR HOUSES OF
WORSHIP FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
ARRIVAL. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN.
THERE'S NO OTHER MEMBERS WHICH
SHOULD BE ADDRESSED ON THE BILL.
MR GABRIEL ANYTHING FURTHER TO
CLOSE. JUST WANT TO THANK MY
COLLEAGUES FROM THE OTHER PART
OF LOS ANGELES. THIS IS A
PROGRAM THAT HAS BENEFITED SO
MANY OF OUR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES
ALL ACROSS THE STATE,
IRRESPECTIVE OF IDEOLOGY,
IRRESPECTIVE OF RELIGIOUS
BACKGROUND. THIS PROGRAM HAS
TRADITIONALLY ENJOYED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT WOULD
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. 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 68 NO. ZERO. THE BILL IS
PASSED. NEXT. MR HART, THIS IS
FILE ITEM. 411 97 CLERK WILL
READ. IT'S ONLY ABOUT 11 97 BY
SOME OF HER HEART AND ACT
RELATING TO AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
REMEMBER HEART YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER.
I RISE TO PRESENT A B 11 97, A
MEASURE TO SUPPORT CALIFORNIA'S
SMALL FAMILY FARMS. MAYBE 11 97
WOLF FOR THE FIRST TIME DEFINED
LOCAL FOOD PRODUCERS AND
INCREASED STATE RESOURCES TO
IDENTIFY WHERE LOCAL FOOD
PRODUCE IS GROWN AND SOLD. I'M
PLEASED TO HAVE REACHED AN
AGREEMENT WITH THE OPPOSITION
AND WILL BE AMENDING THE BILL IN
THE SENATE TO MOVE THEM TO
NEUTRAL. I RESPECTFULLY URGE
YOUR SUPPORT ON A MEASURE TO
SUPPORT LOCAL FOOD PRODUCERS.
THANK YOU, MR HART, SEEING NO
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE ADDRESSED
ON THIS, BILL CLARK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. THOSE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE. TALLY THE VOTES, EYES 57
NOSE TO THE BILLS PASS NEXT.
THIS IS FILE ITEM. 402 A B 12 48
CLERK WILL READ. SOMEONE BUILT
12 48 BY SOME MEMBER RYAN AND
OTHERS AND ACTUALLY INTO
ELECTIONS WRITING ME OPEN ON
THIS, BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER COLLEAGUES. WE HAVE BEEN
PEACE MILLING THE INDEPENDENT
REDISTRICTING PROCESS COUNTY BY
COUNTY ACROSS THE STATE. I KNOW
I HAVE CHAIRED THE ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE THE LAST TWO YEARS.
ONE THING IS FOR CERTAIN
INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING
COMMISSIONS HAVE SHOWN TO BE THE
MOST IMPACTFUL WAY FOR
COMMUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED IN
PARTICIPATING IN THE LIVES
DRAWING THE LINE DRAWINGS. WE
SHOULDN'T BE DRAWING OUR OWN
LINES. THAT'S WHY THE STATE HAS
AN INDEPENDENT PROCESS. THIS
BILL SETS THE GUARDRAILS THAT
WILL ALLOW FOR LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS, THE LARGEST LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS TO DRAW FOR
THEMSELVES OR TO DESIGN FOR
THEMSELVES WITH A LOCAL
INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING
PROCESS SHOULD LOOK LIKE BY
2030. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
ARRIVAL. THANK YOU, MR BRIAN.
AND SOME WOMAN, DAVIES, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR CHAIR. QUESTION FOR THE
AUTHOR WITHOUT OBJECTION. THANK
YOU UNDER THE STATE RISK
REDISTRICTING COMMISSION. THE
MEMBERSHIP IS MADE UP OF EQUAL
MEMBERS FROM ALL POLITICAL
PARTIES CAN EXPLAIN HOW THIS
COMMISSION WOULD BE MADE UP.
THANK YOU. I'LL ADDRESS THAT MY
CLOTHES. VERY WELL. SEEING NO
OTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO BE
ADDRESSED ON THIS BILL. MR
BRIAN, YOU MAY CLOSE. YEAH I
DON'T BELIEVE THAT. IT'S THE
ROLE OF GOVERNMENT TO COME TOP
DOWN UNTIL LOCALS WHAT TO DO ON
THE INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING
PROCESS. I BELIEVE THAT A
GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY BASED
PROCESS IN EACH COMMUNITY TO
DESIGN AN INDEPENDENT COMMISSION
BY 2030 IS THE WAY TO DO THIS,
SO I HAVEN'T PRESCRIBED HOW THE
COMMISSION SHOULD LOOK ACROSS
THE STATE. EACH COMMUNITY IS
NUANCED. THE COMMUNITIES KNOW
THAT NUANCE I TRUST FOR THEM TO
DESIGN IT FOR THEMSELVES BY
2030. RESPECTFULLY, ESTHER. I
VOTE. THANK YOU. MR BRIAN CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLE. OTHERS VOTE.
DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK WILL
CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES. EYES
55. NO 17 BILLS PASSED NEXT BY
MR BRIAN. EXCUSE ME, MR BERMAN.
THIS IS FILE ITEM 403 A B 12 63.
READ. SOME PEOPLE 12 63 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONS AND ACTUALLY INTO
VEHICLES AND MR BERMAN, YOU MAY
OPEN ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES 12 63
EXTENDS THE SUNSET DATE FOR THE
BUREAU OF OUR MOUNTAINS OF
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR UNTIL JANUARY
1ST 2028 AND MAKES ADDITIONAL
TECHNICAL CHANGES STATUTORY
IMPROVEMENTS. POLICY REFORMS IN
RESPONSE TO ISSUES RAISED DURING
THE BUREAU'S SUNSET REVIEW
OVERSIGHT PROCESS. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR OUR VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
BERMAN. SEE, NO MEMBERS LISTEN
TO SPEAK 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 TALLY THE VOTES
. I 70 NO. ZERO. THE BILLS
PASSED. WE ARE MOVING BACK ON
FILE TO ITEM 3 38. THIS IS A B 4
60 CLERK WILL READ. SOMEBODY
BEFORE 60 BY SOMEBODY
BAUER-KAHAN INOCULATING THE
WATER BARRICADE YOU MAY OPEN ON
THIS BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT
ABBY FOR 60. ABOUT A YEAR AND A
HALF AGO, I BECAME CHAIR OF THE
WATER COMMITTEE. MY MOM SAID,
WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT THAT JOB?
WELL I WANTED IT BECAUSE I
UNDERSTOOD HOW IMPORTANT WATER
WAS TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
I'D NEVER DONE MUCH WATER
POLICY, THOUGH, SO I DOVE IN. TO
LEARNING AND RESEARCHING. WHAT
ARE STATES NEEDS WERE WHAT OUR
FUTURE LOOKS LIKE. AND WHAT
CLIMATE CHANGE WOULD HOLD FOR
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE
HONEST WITH YOU MEMBERS. I
DIDN'T SLEEP MUCH IN THAT FIRST
MONTH AFTER I BECAME CHAIR OF
WATER PARKS AND WILDLIFE.
BECAUSE OUR FUTURE IS REALLY,
REALLY FRIGHTENING. IN 24 YEARS
, THE SCIENTISTS AT OUR NATIONAL
LABS PREDICT WE WILL HAVE NO
MORE SNOW MELT. FOR THOSE OF YOU
THAT UNDERSTAND CALIFORNIA'S
WATER, YOU UNDERSTAND THAT IS A
GIANT PORTION OF CALIFORNIA'S
WATER SUPPLY THAT WILL NOT BE
HERE IN 24 YEARS. I LEARNED
ABOUT THE GOOD WORK THAT CAME
BEFORE US. THE STRAIGHT
GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT ACT, THE
BRAVERY THAT OUR COLLEAGUES TOOK
. TO PASS THAT BILL AND MAKE
SURE THAT OUR GROUNDWATER WAS
PROTECTED. AND LET ME TELL YOU
WHAT I ALSO LEARNED WHICH IS
ACROSS THE WEST. WE ARE IN THE
BEST POSITION IN OUR GROUNDWATER
MANAGEMENT BECAUSE OF THE
BRAVERY OF OUR COLLEAGUES THAT
CAME BEFORE US. ACROSS THE WEST
. FOREIGN INTERESTS ARE BUYING
UP LAND AND PUMPING AT NAUSEUM
AND SELLING THAT WATER AND
HARMING COMMUNITIES IN
CALIFORNIA. WE HAVEN'T SEEN AS
MUCH OF THAT BECAUSE OF THE GOOD
LAWS THAT PEOPLE HAVE PASSED.
AND SO I LEARNED THAT WE NEEDED
TO START TO LOOK TO THE FUTURE.
WE NEED TO START TO THINK ABOUT
WHAT IT MEANT TO MANAGE
CALIFORNIA'S WATER RESOURCES IN
A FUTURE THAT WILL ONLY CONTAIN
MANY MORE DROUGHTS. AND IN THESE
BRIEFINGS THAT I HAD ON OUR
FUTURE, I WAS TOLD THAT I SHOULD
BE FEEL RELIEVED THAT WE'D HAVE
FLOODING LIKE WE HAD THIS YEAR,
FLOODING THAT AS MANY OF NEW
COST US LIVES AND COMMUNITIES.
THAT WAS THE GOOD NEWS. AND SO
I'VE TAKEN IT UPON MYSELF TO
LEARN AND TO START TO WORK. TO
START TO WORK TOWARDS A FUTURE
WHERE OUR WATER IS MANAGED IN A
SUSTAINABLE AND MEANINGFUL WAY.
AND SO I TOOK THIS ACTUALLY VERY
SMALL STEP IN WATER MANAGEMENT.
THIS IS AN ENFORCEMENT BILL.
IT'S VERY SIMPLE. YOU GUYS I
KNOW PEOPLE HAVE MADE MUCH OF
THIS BILL. BUT ALL IT DOES IS
SAY YOU'VE GOT TO FOLLOW THE LAW
. AND IF YOU DON'T, WE'RE GOING
TO ACT IMMEDIATELY TO STOP YOU
FROM STEALING WATER. THAT'S NOT
YOURS. AND WE'RE GOING TO FIND
YOU IN WAYS THAT ACTUALLY COST
YOU MONEY TO MAKE SURE OUR
PUBLIC GOOD. OUR WATER IS
MANAGED IN A GOOD WAY. I KNOW
YOU'VE HEARD FROM SOME FOLKS WHO
WORRY THAT I'M GOING TO PUNISH
PEOPLE WHO ARE LEGALLY USING
WATER. THAT IS NOT MY INTENT,
NOR WILL I DO THAT. I CONTINUE
TO HAVE PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS
WITH THOSE WHO ARE WORRIED ABOUT
THIS BILL. TO MAKE SURE WE
NARROW IT TO ACTUALLY ENSURE
THOSE WHO ARE ILLEGALLY STEALING
WATER, DON'T BUT TO ENSURE THAT
OUR WATER AGENCIES WHO EVERYDAY
SUPPORT US WITH THE WATER, WE
NEED TO DRINK TO BATHE. CAN DO
THE WORK. WE NEED THEM TO DO SO
I WILL CONTINUE TO WORK TO
ENSURE THERE'S DUE PROCESS.
PEOPLE HAVE SAID. I DON'T LIKE
JUDICIAL REVIEW. I'M A LAWYER. I
LOVE COURTS. I LOVE DUE PROCESS.
I WILL MAKE SURE IT'S THERE.
I'LL MAKE SURE THAT THE BILL IS
NARROW ENOUGH THAT IT DOESN'T
BRING THOSE LEGAL DIVERT EAR'S
INTO PLAY. THEY SHOULD CONTINUE
TO DO THEIR JOB, BUT FOR EVERY
ONE OF OUR WATER DISTRICTS,
THERE IS WATER COMING FROM
SOMEWHERE ELSE. AND THERE ARE
PEOPLE WHO WANT TO TAKE THAT
WATER THAT DOESN'T BELONG TO
THEM, AND THAT HURTS ALL OF US,
SO WE MUST HAVE THE TOOLS IN OUR
TOOLBOX TO STOP THEM IMMEDIATELY
AND TO FIND THEM WHERE
NECESSARY. WE DO A LOT OF BILLS
ON THIS FLOOR, YOU GUYS BUT OUR
LAWS ARE NOT MEANINGFUL UNLESS
WE ENFORCE THEM. AND SO THAT IS
WHAT THIS BILL DOES. IT ENFORCES
THE LAWS. IT STANDS TODAY, SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOU TO JOIN
ME IN BUILDING THE FUTURE.
CALIFORNIA NEEDS SO THAT MY KIDS
AND YOUR GRANDKIDS HAVE THE
WATER THEY NEED TO BE SUSTAINED.
WHERE THIS NECKLACE TODAY THAT
MY DAUGHTER GAVE ME. BECAUSE I
KNEW WE'D BE VOTING ON A LOT OF
BILLS AND TO REMIND ME THAT THE
WORK WE DO HERE IS FOR THEM. IT
IS TO MAKE SURE THEY HAVE THE
WATER THEY NEED, AND THAT'S WHY
I BROUGHT THIS BOTH FORWARD. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR BAUER-KAHAN AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMA'S HERE
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL, BUT
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. TODAY I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 4 60.
SINCE TIME IN MEMORIAL TRIBES IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA HAVE
CALLED CALIFORNIA HOME AND
UNDERSTAND THAT WE ARE CONNECTED
TO THE WORLD AROUND US, AND EACH
ECOSYSTEM IS CONNECTED TO
ANOTHER HOLISTIC WATERSHED
MANAGEMENT AND IS THE KEY OF
RESTORING ABUNDANT SALMON RUNS,
ENSURING HEALTHY FOR US AND
COMBATING GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE.
A TERM THAT WE NEED TO GET
FAMILIAR WITH IS RESOURCE TRIBES
. RESOURCE TRIBES STILL LIVE OFF
THE LAND AND STILL HAVE CULTURAL
CONNECTIONS TO THE ANIMALS AND
THE DIFFERENT WATERWAYS IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AUGUST OF
LAST YEAR, INDIVIDUALS
INTENTIONALLY TURNED ON THEIR
PUMPS DESPITE BEING UNDER
CURTAILMENT ORDERS FROM THE
WATER BOARD. THIS REDUCTION TO
ONE OF THE MOST CRITICAL SALMON
TRIBUTARIES TO THE KLAMATH RIVER
IN THE HEIGHT OF SUMMER DURING
THE DECLARED DROUGHT WAS LETHAL
TO THE SALMON IN THE RIVER AND
THE YUROK TRIBE AND THEIR
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. WITH A B 4
60. WE CAN LOOK TO ENSURE THAT
CRITICAL WATER SUPPLIES WILL BE
MAINTAINED. THIS BILL PROPOSES
MODEST COMMON SENSE REFORMS AND
WOULD ENABLE THE STATE WATER
BOARD TO TAKE LIMITED SHORT TERM
ACTIONS TO ENFORCING EXISTING
LAWS TO PREVENT IRREPARABLE HARM
TO OUR TRIBAL COMMUNITIES AND
RESOURCE TRIBES THAT STILL LIVE
OFF THE LAND. I URGE YOUR I
SUPPORT YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR RAMOS AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN
PELLERIN NEAR RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL. HI THANK YOU TO THE AUTHOR
FOR BRINGING THIS BILL FORWARD.
I DO HAVE SOME CONCERNS WITH IT
THAT WE HAVE DISCUSSED IN MY
WATER DISTRICTS DO AS WELL UH, I
APPLAUD YOUR BOLDNESS AND CREATE
COURAGE FOR BRINGING THIS
FORWARD AND WATER POLICY IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA DOES NEED
OUR TIME AND ATTENTION AND I'M
HOPING BASED ON YOUR PROMISE
THAT WE'RE GOING TO GIVE IT THAT
TIME AND ATTENTION THAT IT'S
GOING TO NEED MOVING FORWARD AND
I LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH
YOU AND RESOLVING THOSE CONCERNS
WITH THE OPPOSITION. SO TODAY
I'LL BE VOTING TO MOVE IT
FORWARD TO KEEP THOSE JUST TO
KEEP THOSE TALKS HAPPENING.
STILL, THANKS. THANK YOU, MR
PELLERIN. AND SOME MEMBER VINCE
FONG. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE
BILL. UH THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
MEMBERS, I RISE AND RESPECTFUL
OPPOSITION TO 84 60, WHICH WILL
COMPLETELY OVERHAUL CALIFORNIA'S
WATER RIGHTS SYSTEM. DOES
PUTTING AN END TO FAMILY FARMING
IN OUR STATE, WHICH IS MY FEAR.
THIS BILL IS AN OVERREACH.
GIVING THE WATERBOARD NEW POWERS
TO STOP LEGAL DIVERSION BY WATER
RIGHT HOLDERS ON TOP OF THIS.
THIS BILL ALSO LIMITS THE LEGAL
RECOURSE OF A OF SOMEONE WHO
DOES HAVE LEGITIMATE WATER
RIGHTS. THE BILL DENIES A WATER
RIGHTS HOLDER THE RIGHT TO
CHALLENGE THE BOARD'S ACTIONS IN
COURT. WE DO NOT WANT THE WATER
BOARD OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT
AGENCY TO ACT WITHOUT HAVING TO
ANSWER TO THE JUDICIAL JUDICIAL
BRANCH OF ANY GOVERNMENT. THIS
BILL WILL MAKE OUR WATER
SUPPLIES ACROSS THE STATE
EXTREMELY UNRELIABLE AND
THREATENS OUR ABILITY TO GROW
FOOD, WHICH IS WHAT WE DO IN THE
CENTRAL VALLEY. CUTTING OFF
LOCAL WATER AGENCIES FROM
RELIABLE WATER SUPPLIES WILL
MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO
PROVIDE NEEDED THINGS SUCH AS
NEW HOUSING, WHICH WE
DESPERATELY NEED. THIS BILL. IS
. IS INCOMPLETE AT THIS MOMENT,
AND IT POSES A THREAT TO OUR
WATER SYSTEM AS WE KNOW IT, AND
IT WILL UNDERMINE THE STATE'S
PROGRESS TOWARDS RESTORATION OF
THE DELTA BUILDING HOUSING
SUPPORTING OUR AGRICULTURAL REAL
COMMUNITIES MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR FONG AND BILL.
THANK YOU. MR SPEAKER. REMEMBERS
II TWO IS THE VICE CHAIRMAN OF
WATER PARKS AND WILDLIFE. UM
STAND IN OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL
PERMISSION TO READ FROM THE BILL
ITSELF. WITHOUT OBJECTION. SO
WHEN WE PULL UP THE BILL
ANALYSIS, WE LOOK AT THIS. IT
SAYS THIS BILL WOULD AUTHORIZE
THE BOARD TO ISSUE ON ITS OWN
MOTION OR UPON THE PETITION OF
AN INTERESTED PARTY. INTERESTED
PARTY COULD BE ANY GROUP. COULD
BE A GROUP THAT DOESN'T LIKE
FARMERS. IT COULD BE A GROUP
THAT DOESN'T LIKE WHAT'S
HAPPENING WITH THE WATER NEXT
DOOR. IT COULD BE ANYBODY AND
INTERESTED GROUP. AN INTERIM
RELIEF ORDER TO DIVERT. OR USER
OF WATER AND OBJECTIVE
PROCEEDINGS TO APPLY OR ENFORCE
SPECIFIED PROVISIONS OF THE LAW
RELATED TO WATER RIGHTS AND
QUALITY. THE BILL WOULD PROVIDE
THAT THE PERSON OR ENTITY THAT
VIOLATES ANY INTERIM RELIEF
ORDER. ISSUED BY THE BOARD WOULD
BE LIABLE. TO THE BOARD FOR A
CIVIL PENALTY. NOW I THINK ALL
OF US ARE OKAY IF SOMEBODY IS
NOT PLAYING BY THE RULES,
ABSOLUTELY. THE FINES NEED TO BE
HIGHER. THIS CASE WAS BROUGHT
FORWARD. BECAUSE ONE KNUCKLEHEAD
DECIDED THEY'D WORK IT INTO
THEIR OVERHEAD TO BE A VIOLATOR
, AND THAT'S NOT OKAY AND THAT'S
WHY WE'RE HERE. AND THAT'S WHY
WE'RE HAVING THE DEBATE. SO,
YES, WE DO NEED TO INCREASE
PENALTIES AND GO AFTER BAD
ACTORS THAT PART OF IT. I THINK
ALL OF US WOULD AGREE WITH
HOWEVER. WHEN WE GET DOWN HERE
INTO EXISTING LAW AUTHORIZES ANY
PARTY AGGRIEVED BY ANY DECISION.
OR ORDER OF THE STATE'S WATER
RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD NO LATER
THAN 30 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF
FINAL ACTION BY THE BOARD THE
FILE PETITIONER FOR RICH OR
MANDATE OR JUDICIAL REVIEW OF
THE DECISION OR ORDER, EXISTING
LAW REQUIRES A COURT EXERCISE.
THE INDEPENDENT. LOOK I CAN GO
ON AND ON WHAT IT DOES IN COMMON
LANGUAGE. IS IT MEANS IF
SOMEBODY GOES AFTER YOU AND SAYS
YOU'RE NOT USING YOUR WATER,
RIGHT? YOU ARE THEN IN COURT
AGAINST THE STATE. AGAINST THE
BOARD. HOW IS THAT A FAIR AND
EQUAL PLAYING FIELD? HOW DOES
THAT WORK? IF YOU'RE A SMALL MOM
AND POP FARMER OR SOMEBODY ELSE
, OR FROM A SHARECROPPER FAMILY
OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT? IT
COMPLETELY SETS THE SKILLS
AGAINST YOU. WHERE ANYBODY ELSE
CAN COME OUT. ONE OF THESE
INTERESTED GROUPS. WE DON'T LIKE
WHAT THEY'RE DOING. NOW THE
WATER BOARD IS GOING TO COME
AFTER YOU TELL YOU YOU CAN'T USE
THE WATER YOUR FAMILY MAY HAVE
BEEN USING FOR 100 YEARS. NO NO,
YOU DON'T GET TO DO THAT. AND
NOW YOU HAVE TO FIGHT THE WATER
BOARD YOURSELF. HOW IS THAT
RIGHT? TO MY DEAR COLLEAGUE
BRINGING UP THE NATIVE PEOPLE.
OUR NATIVE PEOPLE. MY TRIBE TO
THE RIVER HAS BEEN FIGHTING IN
FEDERAL COURT FOR WATER RIGHTS
FOR DECADES. HOW IS THIS FAIR?
TO THEN PUSH THIS. TO OUR SMALL
MOM AND POP FARMERS TO HAVE TO
FIGHT. POTENTIALLY FOR DECADES.
AND STATE COURT AGAINST THE
STATE WATER BOARD. THIS IS AN
OVERREACH. YES, WE NEED TO GO
AFTER BAD ACTORS. ABSOLUTELY.
BUT IF WE GO FORWARD WITH THIS,
WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT THERE
ARE PROTECTIONS. FOR SMALL
FAMILY FARMERS. THAT WE'RE GOING
AFTER THE BAD GUYS, BUT THAT
THERE ARE PROTECTIONS BECAUSE
THERE'S NO WAY IN HELL. THESE
GUYS CAN FIGHT AGAINST THE
WATERBOARD ON THEIR OWN ASKED
FOR A NO VOTE. THANK YOU, MR
MATHIS. AND SO I'M IMPLORING YOU
RECOGNIZED ON THIS BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. I RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO, UM A B 4 60. WHEN
THIS BILL WAS ORIGINALLY WE
TALKED ABOUT IT. IT WAS. I
THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD BILL. I
THOUGHT IT WAS GOING IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION. WHERE I KNOW.
BUT IT WAS A DIFFERENT BILL.
OKAY? IF IT WAS A DIFFERENT
BUILD THAT I DON'T LIKE THIS ONE
AS WELL, OKAY? BUT HERE'S THE
THING. WITH THIS BILL. OKAY?
JUST GET THEM ALL OUT OF THE
WAY. JUST ONE BIG OPPOSITION
SPEECH. UM WHAT WE ARE CONCERNED
ABOUT THE HONESTLY IS WHEN WE
CAME FROM THE MIDWEST OR FROM
NORTH DAKOTA INTO CALIFORNIA,
THERE WAS A THING CALLED 1914,
WATER RIGHTS AND OTHERS
SOMETHING THAT AG IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY FARMERS IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY. HOLD DEAR. THEIR VERY
EXISTENCE. DEPENDS ON THEIR
ABILITY TO MAINTAIN THOSE PRE
1914 WATER RIGHTS AND THEY WILL
GO FIGHT TO THE END TO MAKE SURE
THAT THOSE STAY IN PLACE IF YOU
REMEMBER IN 2017 WHEN WE ALL
FIRST FEW OF US GOT HERE, UM
PERSONAL MEMBER ADAM GRAY FROM
MERCED. WENT TO WAR CONSTANTLY
WITH THE WATER BOARD. WE HAD
COMMUNITY HEARINGS OVER WATER
EVERY SINGLE WEEK, UP AND DOWN
THE STATE. AND THE WATER BOARD
FOR ALL DUE RESPECT TO THEM
COMPLETELY DISMISSED EVERYTHING.
WHEN WE TALK ABOUT FLOWS AND
SALMON AND ALL OF THESE THINGS,
BUT THAT'S THE IRRIGATION
DISTRICT T I D TURLOCK
IRRIGATION DISTRICT. MY LOCAL
IRRIGATION FUNDED MILLIONS TENS
OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ON
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. TO PROVE
THEIR POINT ON FLOWS AND WHAT
WOULD MAKE SALMON MORE POPULAR
IN OUR AREA, AND IT WAS
COMPLETELY DISMISSED. SO WHEN A
BILL LIKE THIS COMES BEFORE US
AND GIVES THE WATER BOARD JUST
ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY TO BE THE
JUDGE AND JURY AS IT RELATES TO
PRIVATE WATER RIGHTS. IT IS A
BIG ASK, AND I AM AND I'M SCARED
OF THAT BECAUSE THEY HAVE NEVER
EVER LIKE JUST A BIT OPEN AND
HONEST, THEY HAVE AN AGENDA. UM
AND IT WAS AN AGENDA OF A
SIGNIFICANT BUREAUCRACY OF
UNELECTED PEOPLE, SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED RENEWABLE
THANK YOU, MR FLORA. AND SOME
MEMBERS OF HER. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. UH THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF A B. 3 38. I HAD I
, TOO HAD SOME CONCERNS. I HAD A
LONG CONVERSATION WITH THE
AUTHOR FROM ORINDA THIS MORNING
. UM AND SHE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT
SHE IS FOCUSED ON MAKING SURE
THAT THIS BILL IS NARROWED THAT
, UH, THAT THE CONCERNS RELATED
TO DUE PROCESS ARE ADDRESSED. UM
AND I AM CONFIDENT. BASED ON MY
CONVERSATION WITH HER THAT THAT,
UM THAT THOSE THAT DESIRE IS
GENUINE. THIS IS AN INCREDIBLY
COMPLICATED AREA, AND WE HAVE A
PROBLEM THAT THE AUTHOR IS
RIGHTFULLY TRYING TO ADDRESS. I
KNOW SHE'S GOING TO CONTINUE
WORKING ON IT IN THE IN THE
OTHER HOUSE, WE WILL HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY. TO VOTE ON THIS
AGAIN BECAUSE IT WILL COME BACK
FOR CONCURRENCE. UM AND I THINK
WE NEED TO GIVE THE AUTHOR AND
THE ENVIRONMENT AND OUR KIDS AND
THE AG INDUSTRY THE OPPORTUNITY
TO ALLOW THIS BILL TO BE WORKED
ON MORE, UM AND MAKE THE
PROGRESS THAT WE NEED FOR THE
STATE, SO I DRIVE OUT THANK YOU,
MR ZUBER. AND SOME MEMBER ELONIS
. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. ALL
RIGHT. I TO RISE IN OPPOSITION
TO THIS EVEN THOUGH I RESPECT
THE AUTHOR, ALSO THE CHAIR OF
THE BOARD THAT OUR COMMITTEE
THAT I'M ON, UM I REALLY FEAR
THIS BILL IS DEVASTATING TO THE
CENTRAL VALLEY AND TO THE
MOUNTAIN REGIONS. I FEAR IT WILL
HARM OUR LOCAL ECONOMIES AND OUR
LOCAL FARMERS. I FEAR IT WILL
HARM SOME OF THE POOREST AREAS
OF OUR STATE, AND IT WILL HARM
WORKING CLASS FOLKS WHO ARE FAR
TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN BY THIS BODY
AND THIS LEGISLATURE. THIS WILL
HARM OUR AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY
AND MAKE GROCERIES EVEN MORE
EXPENSIVE AT THE BACK END WHEN
WORKING CLASS FOLKS GO TO THE
STORE. THIS BILL GOES TOO FAR
DESPITE THE STATE'S INTENT, AND
I FEAR IT WILL GO FAR. MORE THAN
THAT IT WILL DO MORE HARM THAN
IT WILL DO GOOD. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR NO VOTE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR ALLEN EASE. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS. AH
SORRY, MR GALLAGHER. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS, UM
I THINK IT DOES BEAR A LITTLE
BIT OF BACKGROUND. THAT WHAT
THIS BILL ADDRESSES IS LEGAL,
LAW ABIDING WATER RIGHTS
HOLDERS. THAT'S WHO IT ADDRESSES
AND WHO ARE WHO ARE LEGAL LÀ
ABIDING WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS IN
THE STATES? YEAH, IT'S FARMERS.
BUT IT'S YOUR WATER DISTRICTS.
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THEY PROVIDE YOU
WITH CLEAN, SAFE DRINKING WATER.
AND WHAT THE PROBLEM THE CENTRAL
PROBLEM WITH THIS BILL IS IT
CREATES UNCERTAINTY. FOR
EVERYONE IN THIS STATE WHEN IT
COMES TO THEIR WATER. WHY WE
ALREADY HAVE A PROCESS FOR
CURTAILMENT. IT'S A PROCESS
THROUGH THE THROUGH. THE WATER
BOARD. IT DOES INVOLVE DUE
PROCESS THAT DOES INVOLVE THE
ABILITY TO GO TO THAT WATER
BOARD AND MAKE YOUR CASE IT'S A
MUCH MORE INVOLVED PROCESS.
THERE'S ALSO THE ISSUE OF WATER
RIGHTS ADJUDICATIONS. THOSE
PROCESS USUALLY GO THROUGH A
COURT. BECAUSE IT REQUIRES YOU
TO LOOK AT EVIDENCE. IT REQUIRES
YOU TO LOOK AT HISTORICAL WATER
USAGE. WHAT YOU KNOW HOW MUCH
WATER THAT, UH, BASIN CAN BEAR
THAT'S GETTING THAT WATER. UM
IT'S A VERY INVOLVED PROCESS
THAT REQUIRES TIME. AND
DELIBERATION. AND WHAT MANY
PEOPLE ARE SAYING ACROSS THE
STATE AND IT'S NOT JUST I WANT
PEOPLE TO BE CLEAR. THIS IS NOT
JUST PEOPLE IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY. YOU KNOW FARM GROUPS.
IT'S YOUR WATER DISTRICTS WATER
DISTRICTS IN LOS ANGELES WATER
DISTRICTS IN SAN DIEGO. WATER
DISTRICTS IN THE DESERT. IN THE
INLAND EMPIRE. WATER THAT YOUR
CONSTITUENTS RELY UPON. WELL,
NOW GO THROUGH A MUCH MORE
ABBREVIATED PROCESS. THAT IS
BROUGHT ABOUT NOT BY THE BOARD
ITSELF, BUT BY ANYBODY THAT
WANTS TO PETITION THE
WATERBOARD. AND CURTAIL THOSE
RIGHTS AND GIVES YOU A MUCH MORE
LIMITED PROCESS. AND THAT IS
WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TOLD THE AUTHOR
IS THE PROBLEM. AND THEY HAVE
REQUESTED IN THIS HOUSE
AMENDMENTS TO ADDRESS THOSE
PROBLEMS. AND WHAT THE AUTHOR IS
SAYING TODAY IS WELL, I HAVEN'T
TAKEN THOSE AMENDMENTS. BUT I'LL
WORK ON THOSE THINGS IN THE NEXT
HOUSE. NO I TRUST THE AUTHOR. I
BELIEVE SHE HAS GOOD INTENT. BUT
OUR JOB IS TO VOTE ON THE BILL.
THAT'S BEFORE YOU. AND YOUR
CONSTITUENTS ARE GOING TO LOOK
AT. WHAT DOES THE BILL SAY?
THAT'S IN FRONT OF YOU? NOT WHAT
IT MIGHT BECOME IN THE SENATE,
WHICH, BY THE WAY, YOU HAVE NO
CONTROL OVER AND THAT'S THE
FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM. LET'S TALK
ABOUT WHAT IT DOESN'T DO.
BECAUSE I AGREE. WE NEED
ENFORCEMENT. WHEN IT COMES TO
WATER. THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE
OUT THERE WHO DO NOT HAVE WATER
RIGHTS WHO ARE STEALING. YOUR
AND MY WATER EVERY DAY. A BIG
GROUP OF THOSE FOLKS ARE CARTEL
BACKED MARIJUANA GROWS. IN
REMOTE PARTS OF THE STATE. THAT
EVERY DAY ARE STEALING YOUR
WATER ARE POLLUTING YOUR STREAMS
, AND THE WATER BOARD IS DOING
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT IT OR
VERY LITTLE ABOUT IT. VERY
LITTLE. AND THE TRICKLE. THAT
COMES DOWN THOSE STREAMS AFTER
THEY'VE ILLEGALLY DIVERTED YOUR
WATER, AND NOBODY'S DONE
ANYTHING ABOUT IT. THEN YOU THE
WATER RIGHTS HOLDER, YOU GET
HELD ACCOUNTABLE. YOU'RE THE ONE
THAT GETS FINED. YOU'RE THE ONE
THAT FACES. THIS LIMITED
PROCESS. ON YOUR WATER RIGHTS.
MEANWHILE THERE'S NOTHING IN
THIS BILL. NOTHING. NOT ONE
WORD. ABOUT THOSE ILLEGAL DIVERT
EAR'S WHO DON'T HAVE WATER
RIGHTS WHO ARE TAKING YOUR
WATER. THAT'S A BIG PROBLEM FOR
ME. BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, MY FOLKS
DO FOLLOW THE LAW. LAST YEAR,
THEY WENT THROUGH THE EXISTING
PROCESS THAT EXISTS TODAY AND
THEY GOT THEIR WATER RIGHTS
CURTAILED. IN SOME PLACES TO 0.
AND 200,000 ACRES. OF LAND WAS
FOLLOWED LAST YEAR. IN MY
DISTRICT. CRACKED. GROUND WITH
NOTHING GROWING ON IT. THAT
MEANS YOU DON'T HAVE FOOD. THAT
MEANS THE WORLD IS NOT GETTING
FOOD. THAT IT NEEDS. WE FOLLOW
THE LAW. CURTAILMENTS HAPPENED
NOW AND THEY HURT. 30 SECONDS.
THROUGH THE EXISTING PROCESS.
AND WE'RE TALKING ABOUT MAKING
THAT PROCESS EVEN LESS
ACCOUNTABLE. BECAUSE WHO MAKES
THE DECISION IT'S NOT YOU AND
ME. IT'S NOT THE ELECTED PEOPLE
OF THE STATE. IT'S AN UNELECTED
WATERBOARD. THAT NOW GETS TO
MAKE THAT DECISION WITH LIMITED
INFORMATION ON A SHORT TIME
PERIOD WITH VERY LITTLE DUE
PROCESS. THAT'S NOT GOOD POLICY
FOLKS TO NOT PUNISH PEOPLE WHO
ARE ACTUALLY DOING ILLEGAL
DIVERSIONS EVERYDAY AND ROBBING
US OF WATER AND TO PUNISH LAW
ABIDING PEOPLE WHO HAVE ALREADY
FACED SOME OF THE TOUGHEST
CUTBACKS IN THE STATES EVER
SEEN. AT A TIME WHEN WE HAVE THE
LARGEST SNOWPACK MR GALLAGHER
EVER SEEN IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY.
PLEASE DON'T PASS THIS BILL. I
KNOW I LIKE THE AUTHOR Tð. BUT
DON'T PASS THIS BILL IN ITS
CURRENT FORM WITHOUT MAKING THE
CHANGES THAT ARE NECESSARY TO
MAKE THIS GOOD POLICY. I BEG YOU
MEMBERS DON'T DO THAT. DON'T
CAST YOUR WATER RIGHTS AND
UNCERTAINTY. AND PUT YOUR
COMMUNITIES AT RISK. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR GALLAGHER. SAYING
NO FURTHER MEMBERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL. MR CAIN, YOU
MAY CLOSE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER
AND MEMBERS. I WANT TO THANK YOU
FOR THE ROBUST DEBATE. UM I KNOW
THAT WATER POLICY ISN'T EASY.
IT'S NOT EASY. POLITICALLY IT'S
NOT EASY TO UNDERSTAND EITHER.
WATER LAW IS REALLY, REALLY
COMPLICATED. AND SO LET ME JUST
CLARIFY A COUPLE OF THINGS. THIS
DOESN'T CHANGE THE CURTAILMENT
PROCESS AT ALL. THERE'S THAT
HAPPENS IN TIMES OF DROUGHT
UNDER EMERGENCY ORDERS UNDER
SEPARATE POLICY, THIS IS ABOUT
ENFORCEMENT. I WANT TO DEBUNK A
COUPLE OF THINGS. YOU HEARD THAT
THEY CAN'T CHALLENGE IT IN
COURT. THAT'S PATENTLY FALSE. IN
FACT, IN THE JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE, WE ADDED AN AMENDMENT
TO EXPLICITLY SAY THEY COULD GO
TO COURT WHEN REALLY THERE WAS
ALREADY CODE SECTION THAT SAID
THEY COULD GO TO COURT BUT WE
WANTED IT TO BE EXTRA CLEAR THAT
YOU COULD GO TO COURT SAME DAY.
TO GET JUDICIAL REVIEW
IMMEDIATELY. SO ALSO A LOT HAS
BEEN SAID ABOUT HOW THIS IS
GOING TO END HOUSING. UM, THE
ASSEMBLY MEMBER FROM OAKLAND IS
A CO AUTHOR ON THE BILL AND
FEELS CONFIDENT THAT AS MUCH AS
SHE LOVES HOUSING, IT WILL NOT
END HOUSING BECAUSE THIS IS
ABOUT STOPPING ILLEGAL DIVERTED
FROM STEALING WATER, WHICH IS
WHAT THIS IS ABOUT. IF YOU WERE
FOLLOWING THE LAW THIS BILL
SHOULD NOT TOUCH YOU AND TO SAY
I DIDN'T TAKE AMENDMENTS. THAT'S
NOT FAIR. WE TOOK SIGNIFICANT
LIMITING AMENDMENTS IN
APPROPRIATIONS. WE HAD HEARD
FROM THE OPPOSITION THAT THEIR
BIGGEST CONCERN WAS THAT THE
PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE WAS TOO
BROAD AND TOO EXPANSIVE AND THAT
THAT WOULD BE THE WAY THAT THIS
BILL WOULD BE OVER UTILIZED. SO
I TOOK OUT THE PUBLIC TRUST
DOCTRINE PROBES. IT'S NOT IN THE
BILL ANYMORE. NOW THEY'VE MOVED
THE GOALPOST AND I'M WILLING TO
CONTINUE TO WORK WITH THEM. BUT
I DID THAT. I DID THAT BECAUSE I
DIDN'T WANT TO BRING THOSE
PEOPLE INTO THE BILL. THAT WAS
HOW THEY TOLD ME THEY WOULD BE
BROUGHT INTO THE BILL. I REMOVED
IT. TODAY THEY SAID. THEY HAVE A
LIST OF WAYS I SAID, SEND ME THE
LIST THEY HAVE YET TO DO SO, BUT
I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THAT MY
INBOX. SO I JUST WANT TO BE
REALLY CLEAR THAT THIS BILL IS
ABOUT ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE WHO ARE
STEALING OUR WATER AND EVERY
SINGLE ONE OF US, AS I SAID,
DEPENDS ON WATER THAT COMES FROM
SOMEWHERE ELSE. AND IF THAT
WATER GETS STOLEN, AS OUR
COLLEAGUE SAID. THEN WE HAVE
LESS WATER. AND IN TIMES OF
SEVERE DROUGHT, WHICH ARE
COMING. I KNOW WE HAD A GREAT
YEAR THIS YEAR, GUYS, BUT IT'S
GOING TO BE BACK NEXT YEAR. WE
CANNOT ALLOW PEOPLE TO TAKE
WATER THAT DOES NOT BELONG TO
THEM. AND THIS WILL ALLOW US TO
STOP THAT. IT IS THAT SIMPLE. I
APPRECIATE SO MANY OF THE PEOPLE
WHO ARE PROPOSING THE BILL
SAYING THEY RESPECT ME. THANKS
GUYS. THAT WAS NICE. UM AND I
HOPE THAT'S BECAUSE IN MY FOUR
PLUS YEARS HERE, I'VE PROVEN TO
ALL OF YOU THAT I WORK REALLY
HARD. THAT I WANT TO GET THIS
STUFF, RIGHT? BUT I CARE DEEPLY
ABOUT OUR FUTURE. AND THAT'S
WHAT THIS BILL IS ABOUT. I JUST
WANT TO REMIND YOU THAT IN
CLOSING I WANT TO THANK OUR
COLLEAGUE. UM FROM SAN
BERNARDINO. HOPE I DIDN'T GET
THAT WRONG. UM, FOR SPEAKING UP
FOR THE TRIBES. AS MANY OF YOU
KNOW, NATIVE PEOPLE IN
CALIFORNIA. THEY DON'T HAVE
WATER RIGHTS. THEY FOUGHT FOR
DECADES TO TRY TO GET ACCESS TO
WATER. AND THEY'RE STANDING
BEHIND THIS BECAUSE THEY KNOW
WHAT A PRECIOUS RESOURCE THIS
IS. IN OUR INFORMATIONAL HEARING
ON THE ISSUE. ONE OF OUR NATIVE
CALIFORNIANS SPOKE ABOUT HOW
THEY HOW THEY NEED OF PEOPLE
MANAGE WATER, AND AT THE END,
SOMEBODY GOT UP IN PUBLIC
COMMENT AND SAID I HAD A WHOLE
SPEECH PLANNED. BUT WHY DON'T WE
JUST GIVE THE WATER BACK TO THE
NATIVE PEOPLE WHO KNEW HOW TO
MANAGE IT RIGHT? AND IT'S SO
CRITICAL THAT WHAT IT MEANS IS
TO HAVE EVERYBODY IN THE STATE
FOLLOWING THE RULES. IT'S NOT SO
COMPLICATED. AND IF WE DO IF WE
ALL FOLLOW THE RULES AND THE
LEGAL DIVERT EAR'S TAKE WITH
THEIR LAWFULLY ALLOWED TO HAVE
AND WE STOP THE PEOPLE FROM
ILLEGALLY STEALING THE WATER.
AND IF YOU WANT TO EXPAND THE
BILL TO MAKE SURE WE COVER MORE
ILLEGAL DEPOSITORS, I WELCOME
THAT CONVERSATION. UM THEN WE
WILL BE IN A BETTER PLACE IN THE
FUTURE. AND OUR COMMUNITIES
DEPEND ON THAT. THERE ARE A
MILLION CALIFORNIANS TODAY THAT
DON'T HAVE DRINKING WATER, LOW
INCOME COMMUNITIES, TRIBAL
COMMUNITIES. SO WE GOT TO MAKE
SURE THAT WATER MAKES IT TO OUR
COMMUNITIES THAT NEED IT. AND
THEN WE DO THAT IN A WAY THAT IS
LAWFUL. SO WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CRITICAL CLOSER ROLE TALLY. THE
VOTES IS 41 KNOWS 18. THE BILLS
PASSED. NEXT WE WILL GO TO MS
WICKS. THIS IS FILE ITEM 405 P
13 37 CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 13 37 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
QUICKSAND ACCOLADE IN THE WATER
AND OPEN ON THE BILL. THANK YOU,
MR SPEAKER MEMBERS. I HAVE
ANOTHER WATER BILL FOR YOU. A B
13 37. IS AT ITS HEART OF VERY
STRAIGHTFORWARD BILL BECAUSE I
BELIEVE IN FAIRNESS. AND THIS
BILL ASKS US DO WE BELIEVE WATER
IS A PUBLIC GOOD? SHOULD IT BE
GOVERNED AS A PUBLIC GOOD?
BEFORE WATER PASSED BEFORE
CALIFORNIA PASSED THE WATER
COMMISSION ACT OF 1913. OUR
STATE'S WATER RIGHTS SYSTEM WAS
FUNDAMENTALLY EXCLUSIONARY.
REFLECTING PIONEER VALUES. IT
WAS TEXTBOOK DISCRIMINATION WITH
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND
CALIFORNIANS HAVE COLOR
LITERALLY FORBIDDEN FROM OWNING
THE LAND THAT WAS NECESSARY TO
ATTAIN THE WATER, RIGHT. BUT
THAT WAS THE LAW AND IN 1914, WE
BEGAN REGULATING OUR WATER
SUPPLY AND MORE COMPREHENSIVE
FASHION. OUR LAWS EVOLVED AND
OUR VALUES EVOLVED. AND YET MORE
THAN 100 YEARS LATER, THOSE WHO
INHERITED PRE 1914 WATER RIGHTS
STILL CLAIM THAT SIMPLY BECAUSE
THEY WERE FIRST IN TIME, THEY'RE
FIRST IN LINE AND THEIR WATER
SHOULD NOT BE REGULATED BY A
STATE APPOINTED BODY DURING
TIMES OF SHORTAGE. THE SIMPLE
FACT IS THEY HAVE INHERITED
ILLEGAL RIGHT THAT IS LONG
OVERDUE, OVERDUE FOR MODEST
REFORMS. THE STATE WATER
RESOURCE CONTROL BOARD CURRENTLY
HAS THE ABILITY TO HER TAIL POST
1914 WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS ABOUT
TWO THIRDS OF THE WATER THAT WE
USE IN THE STATE IN ORDER TO
BALANCE LEGITIMATE DEMANDS FROM
RESIDENTS, AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS
AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS. IN
2015, THE BOARD ASSERTED. THAT
STATUTE GIVES IT THE AUTHORITY
TO APPLY THE SAME RULES TO PRE
1914 WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS, BUT
IT WAS SUED AND LAST YEAR THE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS
SIDED AGAINST THEM. BUT IN THE
RULING, THE COURT SAID, QUOTE
WHETHER THIS APPROACH TO WATER
RIGHTS IN CALIFORNIA REPRESENTS
SOUND POLICY. IN A TIME OF
INCREASING WATER SCARCITY IS A
QUESTION FOR THE LEGISLATURE. A
B 13 37 TAKES UP THIS QUESTION.
FUNDAMENTALLY DO WE BELIEVE THAT
ALL WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS SHOULD
PLAY BY THE SAME SET OF RULES?
THAT IS THE QUESTION THAT IS
BEFORE US TODAY? THE SCOPE OF
THIS BILL IS NOTHING RADICAL.
AND PLAY MINGLE IN ENGLISH. IT
MEANS THAT IN TIMES OF SHORTAGE
MADE INCREASINGLY SEVERE BECAUSE
OF CLIMATE CHANGE, ALL WATER
RIGHTS HOLDERS WOULD FALL UNDER
THE SAME RULES. AND WE'VE TAKEN
AMENDMENTS IN THIS BILL TO PUT
FORTH A ROBUST RULEMAKING
PROCESS TO HELP ANSWER SOME OF
THE LINGERING QUESTIONS AROUND.
YOU KNOW, WHEN WOULD CURTAILMENT
BE TRIGGERED? THAT IS A ROUGHLY
AN 18 MONTH PROCESS FOLLOWING
THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
ACT, WHICH IS PUBLIC AND ALL
STAKEHOLDERS CAN BE A PART OF
THAT PROCESS. AND LET ME SAY WE
HAVE HAD MANY CONVERSATIONS AND
WE WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE A LOT
OF CONVERSATIONS ON THIS BILL. I
WILL MEET WITH ANYONE WHO'S
INTERESTED AG. OUR CITIES THE
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY ARE
URBAN NEEDS. I WANT TO GET THIS
BILL. RIGHT AND I'VE BEEN
WORKING ON THIS BILL WITH OUR
CHAIR WHO JUST PRESENTED HER
BILL. AND CARRY THE SAME SENSE
OF PASSION THAT FUNDAMENTALLY
THIS IS A PRECIOUS COMMODITY.
OUR WATER IS A PRECIOUS
COMMODITY, AND WE KNOW THAT AND
WE'RE FEELING IT MORE AND MORE
EVERY YEAR, AND WE HAVE TO HAVE
ONE REGULATORY SYSTEM THAT WE
ALL PLAY BY THE SAME SET OF
RULES. AND I DON'T WANT TO DO
ANYTHING TO CREATE UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. BUT I BELIEVE THIS
BILL STRIKES THE RIGHT BALANCE
AND TACKLES A TOUGH ISSUE AHEAD
OF US WHICH IS WATER. AND I KNOW
MY COLLEAGUE WHO JUST PRESENTED
A ALSO SHARED THAT SHE WAS
WEARING A NECKLACE THAT REMINDS
HER OF HER DAUGHTER. I ALWAYS
WEAR THE NECKLACE BRACELETS THAT
MY DAUGHTER MAKES ME BECAUSE
THIS IS WHY WE'RE DOING THIS
THING TO THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE
GENERATIONS AND WHAT WE ARE
LEAVING FOR THEM AND HOW
CALIFORNIA CAN CONTINUE TO BE
STEWARDS OF OUR OF OUR LAND AND
HAVE GREAT AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTION AND BALANCE ARE
INCREASING URBAN NEEDS AND
ENSURE WE HAVE THE HOUSING THAT
WE NEED AND ALL OF THE COMPETING
INTERESTS THAT COME INTO WATER
POLICY. SO WITH THAT, I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
SO WE CAN CONTINUE THOSE
CONVERSATIONS FORWARD. THANK
YOU. MR WORKS, AND SOME OF THEM
WERE VINCE FONG. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER. MEMBERS. I RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. FOR
US IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY. WATER
IS LIFE. MY NEIGHBORS, MY
FRIENDS. OUR LIVELIHOODS AND OUR
ECONOMY IS BASED ON ADEQUATE AND
RELIABLE WATER SUPPLY. I DON'T
COME TO THIS DISCUSSION AND THIS
DEBATE LIGHTLY. I RESPECT THE
AUTHOR, BUT THIS HAS TREMENDOUS
CONSEQUENCES NOT ONLY FOR US IN
THE CENTRAL VALLEY, BUT FOR ALL
OF US ACROSS THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. DUE TO THE STATE'S
LACK OF INVESTMENT IN WATER
SOURCE AND INFRASTRUCTURE. OUR
WATER SUPPLY GOES THROUGH
EXTREME BOOMS AND BUSTS. YOU SEE
THIS? WE'VE SEEN THIS FOR THE
PAST SEVEN YEARS. I'VE BEEN IN
THE LEGISLATURE AND OF COURSE
WE'VE SEEN THAT EVEN BEFORE
THAT. AND THIS BILL THREATENS TO
LEAD TO EXTREME MISMANAGEMENT OF
WATER SUPPLY. IT WOULD ALLOW THE
STATE WATER BOARD TO STOP LEGAL
DIVERSIONS OF WATER RIGHTS
HOLDERS DURING ANY WATER YEAR.
EVEN A YEAR LIKE THIS, OR
CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN BLESSED WITH
RAINWATER WITH RAINFALL. THIS IS
NOT PROPER MANAGEMENT UNDER THIS
BILL AND IS IN FACT AN OVERREACH
OF STATE AUTHORITY HOTEL MINT OF
LEGAL WATER DIVERSIONS IS A TOOL
OF LAST RESORT THAT IS APPLIED
DURING DROUGHT STRICKEN YEARS
BECAUSE DEPRIVING OUR
COMMUNITIES OF WATER HAS
SIGNIFICANT DETRIMENTAL
RAMIFICATIONS TO OUR
COMMUNITIES. WE'VE ALL LIVED
THROUGH THAT. CALIFORNIA'S AND
AS MENTIONED BY MY COLLEAGUE
FROM FROM RIPPING CALIFORNIA'S
SENIOR RIGHT WATER. SENIOR WATER
RIGHTS HOLDERS ARE THE BACKBONE
OF THE VERY VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS. THAT ALLOW FOR
HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECTS
ACROSS THE STATE, ESPECIALLY IN
THE DELTA. GIVING THE WATERBOARD
THE ABILITY TO ACT SO
AGGRESSIVELY, EVEN IN WHAT YEARS
WHERE WE HAVE MORE WATER THAN
OUR CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE CAN
HANDLE WILL HAVE DISASTROUS
CONSEQUENCES. IT WILL MAKE IT
MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE AND
IMPRACTICAL FOR OUR WATER
AGENCIES TO INVEST IN NEW WATER
INFRASTRUCTURE, FURTHER EXPOSING
OUR COMMUNITIES TO EVEN GREATER
RISK OF FLOODING AND PUTTING OUR
DRINKING WATER SUPPLY AT RISK OF
CONTAMINATION. EXPANDING THE
WATER IS EXPLAINED THE BOARD'S
ABILITY WILL GREATLY IMPACT
WATER, RELIABILITY OR
ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS AND SECURITY
AND OUR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
MEMBERS. LISTEN TO YOUR WATER
DISTRICTS THEIR TASK THEIR
MISSION. THEIR ONLY GOAL IS TO
PROVIDE OUR COMMUNITIES AND OUR
HOMES AND OUR BUSINESSES. WITH
ADEQUATE WATER. THIS DISRUPTS
THEIR ABILITY TO DO THAT. AND
SPEED IS NOT OUR FRIEND.
SOMETIMES WE NEED TO PUMP THE
BRAKES AND LISTEN TO THE
STAKEHOLDERS AND TAKE THINGS
SLOW. WE DON'T NEED TO RUSH AND
THROW OUR ENTIRE WATER RIGHTS
SYSTEM OUT THE WINDOW. FOR
SOMETHING WHEN WE NEED TO TAKE
THE TIME TO GET IT RIGHT MEMBERS
I RESPECTIVELY ASK FOR A NO
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR FONG. AND
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL. MISS
WEEKS, YOU MAY CLOSE. OH, OKAY,
NOW I SEE MR BENNETT. RECOGNIZED
ON THIS BILL, AND WE GOT ONE
MORE BACK HERE. MY APOLOGIES FOR
NOT HAVING THAT ADAPT CENTER, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I JUST LIKE
TO REDUCE THIS TO THE ESSENCE OF
THIS BILL. AND THAT IS THAT.
MANY OTHER WESTERN STATES WHEN
THEY REALIZED THAT THE FIRST IN
LINE I MEAN THE FIRST TIME IS
FIRST IN LINE. WAS NOT A
PRACTICAL WAY TO ALLOCATE WATER
IN A IN A MODERN STATE. IT WAS
WORKED BACK IN THE DAYS OF THE
MINERS COMING HERE, ETCETERA,
AND IT WAS A WAY THAT WE SETTLE
DISPUTES. BUT AS YOU AS WE
BECOME A STATE WITH NEARLY 40
MILLION PEOPLE AND A MODERN
SOCIETY AND CLIMATE CHANGE AND
DROUGHTS THAT ARE SO SEVERE THAT
THE STATE WATER BOARD ACTUALLY
CUT ALLOCATIONS TO 5% AT THE END
OF THE DROUGHT MORE ABOUT A YEAR
AND A HALF AGO. YOU JUST CAN'T
HAVE A SYSTEM. LIKE WE HAVE
RIGHT NOW. THESE OTHER STATES
RECOGNIZE THAT THESE PRE
EXISTING WATER RIGHTS NEEDED TO
HAVE SOME REGULATION. AND THEY
INCORPORATED AND GAVE THEIR
REGULATORY AGENCIES THE
AUTHORITY TO REGULATE THESE PRE
1914 RIGHTS. HOWEVER, THEY WERE
IDENTIFIED IN THEIR STATE. WE
SIMPLY HAVE NOT DONE THAT IN
CALIFORNIA. WE HAVE NOT GIVEN
OUR REGULATORY AGENCY THE
AUTHORITY TO DO THAT. SO WHEN
THE STATE WATER BOARD IN A
REALLY DIFFICULT TIME TRIES TO
SAY WE NEED TO MAKE SOME CHANGE
TO HOW WATER IS MOVING THROUGH
THE DELTA. THE COURTS HAVE SAID.
YOU KNOW, THIS MIGHT BE A VERY
GOOD IDEA, BUT YOU SIMPLY DON'T
HAVE THE AUTHORITY. THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA HAS NEVER GRANTED
THAT AUTHORITY. AND SO ALL OF
THAT THIS BILL DOES AT ITS
ESSENCE IS GRANT THAT AUTHORITY
TO THE WATER BOARD SO THAT
PEOPLE THAT HAVE THIS RIGHT ARE
REGULATED STILL HAS A PRIORITY,
BUT IT HAS WE HAVE SOME WAY OF
REGULATING THEM. AND NOT SIMPLY
SAY, WELL, WE CAN'T DO ANYTHING
WITH THOSE PEOPLE AND EVERYBODY
ELSE HAS TO DEAL WITH THE
REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT, BUT THEY
CANNOT BE REGULATED. SO WITH
THAT, I RESPECTFULLY APPRECIATE
THE CHALLENGE OF TRYING TO
EXPLAIN THIS WATER BILL THAT THE
AUTHOR HAS BEEN GOING THROUGH,
BUT REALLY ASKED, THIS IS THE
MOMENT PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA ARE
ASKING US TO UPDATE OUR WATER
LAWS TO COMMON SENSE RULES. IT
MAKES COMMON SENSE TO LET THE
STATE WATER BOARD HAVE SOME
REGULATORY ABILITY HERE AS WE
MOVE FORWARD. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AND I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR BENNETT. ANDERSON RAMOS
. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THIS
BILL. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER. I
ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 13
37. KARAOKE TRIBE HAS WORKED
TIRELESSLY FOR MANY YEARS TO
RESTORE AND PROTECT WATER
QUALITY AND THE KLAMATH BASIN.
IN 2021. THE TRIBE FILED A
FORMAL PETITION WITH THE STATE
ASKING FOR CURTAILMENT OF WATER
USE IN THEIR LAST TO PREVENT THE
EXTINCTION OF VITAL CULTURAL
RESOURCE. THE CALIFORNIA COAST
SALMON AND THE CHINOOK SALMON.
AGAIN. THIS IS A RESOURCE TRIBE.
A RESOURCE TRIBE THAT GOES BACK
TO TIME IMMEMORIAL THAT LOOKS AT
THE WAY THE CULTURE COMES
TOGETHER, BE ABLE TO COME
TOGETHER WITH CULTURAL
FESTIVITIES TO KEEP BALANCE
WITHIN THE TRIBE'S EXISTENCE.
THESE ARE AREAS WHEN WE TALK
ABOUT WATER IS LIFE. IT WAS
WATER AND LIFE TO THE VERY FIRST
PEOPLE HERE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THIS IS WHAT WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT. THERE IS FEDERAL
PROTECTIONS FOR OTHER DIFFERENT
THINGS. BUT YET TRIBES IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA HAVE TO GO
TO FEDERAL COURT TO GET THEIR
RIGHTS BACK THAT WAS TAKEN FROM
THEM PRIOR TODAY. I RISE IN
SUPPORT OF THIS BILL AND THE
OTHER BILL BECAUSE THOSE VOICES
NEED TO BE AT THE TABLE TO
ENSURE THAT CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
STILL MOVE FORWARD HERE IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I KEEP
USING THE TERM A RESOURCE TRIBE
. THOSE TRIBES ARE TRIBES THAT
STILL LIVE OFF OF THE LAND AND
THE ANIMALS AND THE WATERS THAT
ARE IN THEIR AREAS. THAT'S WHAT
THIS IS ABOUT. TODAY WE STAND
TOGETHER HERE IN THIS
LEGISLATIVE BODY. DO NOT ONLY
TALK ABOUT TRIBAL ISSUES WHEN IT
COMES TO GAMING, BUT WE'VE HAD
HEARINGS ON WATER. WHAT WE KNOW
THAT SOME TRIBES AREN'T GETTING
ADEQUATE WATER SAFE DRINKING
WATER HERE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. TODAY WE COULD STAND
FOR THIS BILL AND VOTE IN
SUPPORT OF IT TO MAKE SURE THAT
THAT VOICES AT THE TABLE WE TALK
ABOUT PENALTIES IT TOOK OVER 18
MONTHS FOR THOSE PENALTIES TO
COME FORWARD WHEN LAND AND WATER
WAS TAKEN AWAY. WE NEED TO MAKE
SURE THAT THE PEOPLE OF THIS
STATE THE FIRST PEOPLE, TIME AND
MEMORIAL WHERE WATER TRULY IS
LIFE STILL HAS A VOICE IN THIS
LEGISLATURE. I URGE YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR RAMOS. AND SOME OF
THEM ARE MATHIS. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. WATER
WATER EVERYWHERE AND NOT A DROP
TO DRINK. IT'S KIND OF THE
PROBLEM. WHEN I FIRST GOT
ELECTED. MY HOME. EAST SIDE,
POROS. PORTERVILLE, CALIFORNIA.
WAS THE EPICENTER OF THE
DROUGHT. THIS YEAR. SAME TOWN
FLOODED. WE HAVE THE RETURN OF
TOOLEY LAKE. SORRY IT'S NOT
HILLARY LAKE. IT IS TOO EARLY
AFTER THE TULIO CUP PEOPLE. WHAT
THIS BILL DOES. I HEARD IT FROM
ALL KINDS OF FUN, DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVES. WHAT THIS REALLY
DOES. IS REMOVES. EVERYTHING YOU
ALL KNOW ABOUT WATER AS IT
STANDS. EVERY VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENT. THE HEART'S TAKING
PROCESSES OF DOING THAT. IT
TAKES THAT ALL AWAY. AND IT
GIVES IT TO AN UNELECTED BOARD.
REMEMBER IS YOU'RE GIVING YOUR
POWER TO GOVERN. AWAY TO A BUNCH
OF BUREAUCRATS. HOW ARE YOU
GOING TO EXPLAIN THAT TO YOUR
PEOPLE? HOW ARE YOU GOING TO
EXPLAIN THAT WHEN, AFTER WE GO
FROM A FLOOD HERE TO A DROUGHT
YEAR? YOUR PEOPLE DON'T GET
WATER. BECAUSE THE BOARD DECIDED
IT WAS MORE IMPORTANT FOR WATER
TO GO TO ANOTHER CITY. BECAUSE
THEY HAVE A HIGHER POPULATION.
WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN TO YOUR
PEOPLE? YOUR DISTRICT WHEN THE
TRIAGE OF WATER TAKES PLACE THAT
THIS BILL SETS UP THAT'S WHAT
I'M WORRIED ABOUT. THAT'S THE
FUTURE. I'M WORRIED ABOUT
BECAUSE I'M A POOR RURAL AREA.
WE HAD TO CUT DEALS IN THE CITY
OF CATTLEMEN LAST YEAR. TO GET
WATER FROM MOJAVE. IT WASN'T
DIRECTLY FROM MOJAVE. OVER IT
WAS MOJAVE HAD A WATER, RIGHT?
THAT THEY WERE IN ABUNDANCE AT
THE TIME THAT WHERE THEY WERE
ABLE TO VOLUNTARILY AGREE AND
NEGOTIATED DEAL TO GET WATER
SOMEWHERE ELSE. THIS BILL TAKES
THAT AWAY. THE ABILITY TO
NEGOTIATE THAT. WE HAVE THE
ABILITY AS A BODY TO GOVERN. WE
HAVE THE ABILITY TO HAND THAT
POWER AWAY. TO THE BUREAUCRATS.
I'VE SEEN IT TIME AND AGAIN. AND
IT DOESN'T GET ANY EASIER. BUT
UH, I GOT TO ASK. I MEAN, DO YOU
ALL REALIZE THAT WATER? IS THE
ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU HAVE TO PAY
100% OF THE BILL. FOR YOUR
WATER, RIGHT? YOU HAVE TO PAY
100% OF IT. AND YET THEY CAN
TURN AROUND THE BOARD CAN GIVE
YOU A 0% ALLOCATION. NOWHERE
ELSE IN BUSINESS. DO YOU PAY
100? YOU GOTTA WAIT FOR
BUREAUCRATS TO FIND OUT WHAT
PERCENTAGE YOU'RE GOING TO GET
BACK FOR ROO. AYE. AND NOW WE'RE
GOING TO GIVE THEM THE WHOLE S¼.
THINK ABOUT THAT. THINK ABOUT
THE FACT THAT IF YOU WORK FOR
SOMETHING YOUR FAMILY WORKED FOR
SOMETHING. HOWEVER RIGHT OR
WRONG, WE MIGHT DEBATE ON HOW
THEY GOT TO IT. BUT TO TAKE THAT
AWAY. TO TAKE THAT HARD WORK
THAT ANCESTRY AWAY AS FAR AS THE
TRIBAL SIDE. IT REALLY SCARES ME
BECAUSE YES, THERE ARE FEDERAL
PROTECTIONS FOR OUR TRIBES. BUT
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? FOR THE
TRIBES FOR EVERYBODY WHEN THE
STATE GETS TO DECIDE. WE'RE
LITERALLY RELINQUISHING EVERY
LITTLE BIT OF POWER. WHAT DOES
THAT DO FOR US WITH COLORADO
RIVER? IN THE VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS WE HAVE WITH
COLORADO. AND THOSE DECISIONS.
WHERE DOES THAT PUT US? WHERE
DOES THAT PUT L? A SAN DIEGO?
THIS BILL FUNDAMENTALLY REMOVES
EVERY AGREEMENT. WE HAVE. AND
MAKES US START FROM SCRATCH. I
ASKED YOU ALL NOT TO DO THAT.
LET'S NOT START FROM SCRATCH. WE
CAN DO BETTER VOTE. NO. THANK
YOU, MR MATHIS. ANDERSON I'VE
NEVER BEEN BAUER-KAHAN. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. UM
I RISE IN SUPPORT OF A B 13 37.
BUT MORE THAN ANYTHING, JUST
WANTED TO CLARIFY THAT. THIS
BILL. DOESN'T CHANGE THE FACT
THAT WE WILL HAVE CURTAILMENTS.
WE WILL GO INTO DROUGHT. WE WILL
NOT HAVE ENOUGH WATER. LIKE WE
HAVE IN THE PAST FEW YEARS. AND
WE WILL HAVE TO FIGURE OUT HOW
TO MANAGE THAT RESOURCE IN A
WAY. THAT WORKS FOR THE STATE
WITH NOT ENOUGH ALL OF US WISH
THAT WEREN'T TRUE. I THINK THAT
WE AGREE ON. WE WISH WE ALWAYS
HAD ENOUGH. BUT THAT'S NOT THE
REALITY. WE LIVE IN EVERY DAY,
AND IT'S THE REALITY THAT'S
GOING TO FACE US MORE AND MORE
AS CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRESSES.
AND SO WHAT WILL HAPPEN IS ONE
OF TWO THINGS. AND I THINK IT'S
REALLY IMPORTANT THAT YOU LISTEN
TO OUR COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
BERNARDINO BECAUSE IN 1914
NATIVE CALIFORNIANS WERE NOT
CONSIDERED PEOPLE. SO THEY HAVE
NO PRE 1914 RIGHTS DESPITE THE
FACT AT ONE TIME, ALL THE WATER
WAS ACTUALLY THERE'S AND. SO WE
DECIDE THAT THIS ONE CATEGORY OF
PEOPLE DON'T HAVE TO BE SUBJECT
TO THESE RULES WHEN WE HAVE TO
HAVE THEM. BUT OTHER FOLKS WELL
, THEY'LL HAVE TO TAKE BIGGER
CUTS BECAUSE WE HAVE TAKEN ALL
THESE PEOPLE OUT OF THE
EQUATION. SO THE QUESTION IS, DO
WE DO CUTS? THE QUESTION IS DO
WE ALL PARTAKE AGAIN, WITH THOSE
SENIOR WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS,
TAKING A MUCH SMALLER CUT? BUT
ALLOWING FOR THE JUNIORS TO GET
. A SHARE. HOPEFULLY IF WE HAVE
ENOUGH, AND I JUST WANT TO
HIGHLIGHT ONE THING BECAUSE LÀ
WAS MENTIONED ONE OF THE THINGS
I LEARNED WHEN I BECAME WATER
CHAIR, WHICH MAYBE EVERYBODY
DOESN'T KNOW ON THIS FLOOR IS
THAT METROPOLITAN WATER
DISTRICT, WHICH SERVES HALF OF
CALIFORNIA THEY HAVE 20 MILLION
RAY PAIRS HAS THE MOST ONE OF
THE MOST JUNIOR WATER RIGHTS IN
THE STATE. WHICH IS A REALLY
FASCINATING THING. IF YOU THINK
ABOUT HORROR WATER SYSTEM
FUNCTIONS, THEY HAVE TO SERVE 20
MILLION CALIFORNIANS AND THEY
ARE PIECING IT TOGETHER BECAUSE
THEY DON'T BENEFIT FROM THESE
SENIOR WATER RIGHTS. AND SO
THAT'S THE REALITY WE'RE LIVING
UNDER AND IN ORDER FOR US TO
FUNCTION. WE NEED EVERYONE TO BE
PLAYING. AND IT WILL STILL BE
DONE WITH SENIORITY AS IT WAS
PRIOR TO THE COURT DECISION THAT
MADE THIS POSSIBLE. THIS WAS HOW
IT WAS DONE. THE BILL IS
ACTUALLY THE STATUS QUO. AND
THEN THE COURT SAID, HUH? WE
DON'T KNOW IF WE HAVE THEY HAVE
THE LEGAL AUTHORITY TO DO THIS.
SO WE'RE CLARIFYING THAT. SO
THIS BILL IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.
IT'S MERELY ALLOWING THE BOARD
TO DO WHAT THEY'VE ALWAYS DONE
IN TIMES OF DROUGHT. LET US ALL
PLAY BY THE SAME RULES. ALLOW
FOR PEOPLE TO GET WATER. THEY
NEED IT. BECAUSE OUR PRIORITY
HERE SHOULD BE THAT EVERY
CALIFORNIAN HAS ACCESS TO SAFE
AND AFFORDABLE DRINKING WATER,
AND I WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR
FOR BRINGING THIS BILL AND FOR
FIGHTING SO HARD. TO MAKE SURE
EVERYBODY IS PLAYING BY THE SAME
ROLES AND THE NATIVE
CALIFORNIANS WHO WEREN'T
CONSIDERED PEOPLE. ARE
CONSIDERED IN THIS WHOLE
PROCESS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
MISS POWER CAN AND SOME MEMBER
JIM PATTERSON. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED
ON THE BILL. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
UH LOOK, I HAVE TO RISE IN IN
OPPOSITION, BUT I THINK WE'RE
MISSING SOMETHING. VERY, VERY
IMPORTANT HERE. YOU MAY HAVE THE
POWER TO DO THIS. BUT IN DOING
SO. YOU ARE GOING TO UPSET YEARS
OF ADJUDICATED. PROPERTY BASED
ROCKET WATER RIGHTS. VOLUNTARY
USE OF WATER. OVER A LONG PERIOD
OF TIME. THOSE WHO HAVE THOSE
RIGHTS BY ADJUDICATION. UH BYE.
PROPERTY BASED WATER RIGHTS. BY
A MUTUAL AGREEMENTS BY
LITIGATION. THAT HAS VESTED.
SIGNIFICANT PROPERTY RIGHTS TO
THAT WATER. THAT IF YOU TAKE IT
AWAY YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE REALLY
SERIOUS LEGAL. DIFFICULTIES. AND
IF YOU THINK WE HAVE AN UNKNOWN
SURE, OR. UNFAIR WATER
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. WAIT UNTIL
THIS CREATES. THE KIND OF
LITIGATION THAT YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
BEFORE. UH AND IF YOU THINK THAT
THE SENIOR WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS
IF YOU THINK THOSE WHO HAVE
NEGOTIATED IF YOU THINK THOSE
THAT HAVE PROPERTY BASED WATER
RIGHTS ARE SIMPLY GOING TO LAY
DOWN AND LET YOU TAKE THEIR
WATER RIGHTS AND THE PROPERTY
RIGHTS THAT GO WITH IT. I DON'T
THINK YOU UNDERSTAND THE
CONSEQUENCES OF WHAT WHAT? WHAT
BASICALLY IS USING THE POWER OF
GOVERNMENT. NOT TO REARRANGE HOW
THINGS ARE DONE. BUT
SIGNIFICANTLY PENALIZE.
FINANCIALLY HURT. AND HURT BY
RIGHT OF TAKING AWAY RIGHTS. YOU
GOT TO THINK ABOUT THAT. BECAUSE
THIS IS GOING TO OPEN A
FLOODGATE OF LITIGATIONS LIKE
YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. AND I
DON'T THINK THAT'S WHAT WE WANT.
THERE'S A BETTER WAY TO DO THIS,
BUT I DON'T THINK IT'S A
WHOLESALE RE, UH, ADJUSTMENT OF
LONGSTANDING SETTLED WATER
RIGHTS BASED ON ALL KINDS OF
AGREEMENTS IN LITIGATION AND
PROPERTY BASED WATER RIGHTS AND
ALL OF THAT. SO, LOOK, I'M GOING
TO VOTE AGAINST THIS. I HOPE
THAT OTHERS WILL VOTE AGAINST
THIS AS WELL. BUT IF YOU IF THIS
IS PASSED AND SIGNED AND GOES
INTO, UH IN THE LAW. THE COURTS
ARE GOING TO BE JAMMED FOR A
LONG, LONG TIME AS THOSE WHO
HAVE THOSE PROPERTY BASED WATER
RIGHTS THOSE ADJUDICATED WHAT
WATER RIGHTS THEY'RE GOING TO BE
IN COURT, SAYING, ALTHOUGH YOU
MIGHT HAVE HAD THE POWER YOU DID
NOT HAVE THE RIGHT AND THAT'S
GOING TO BE SOMETHING THAT I
THINK IS GOING TO BE VERY
COSTLY, VERY TIME CONSUMING AND
WILL ACTUALLY SLOW DOWN. TRYING
TO DO SOME OF THE THINGS THAT
WE'RE TRYING TO DO IN ORDER TO
ADJUST WATER DELIVERY AND OTHER
CERTAIN SETS OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
BE WARY OF HOW FAR YOU USE YOUR
POWER. WHEN YOU ARE ATTACKING
LEGAL WATER RIGHTS.
CONSTITUTIONALLY BASED WATER
RIGHTS. PROPERTY BASED WATER
RIGHTS. YOU CAN'T JUST WILLY
NILLY. TAKE THOSE RIGHTS AWAY.
YOU'RE GOING TO BE FORCED TO
DEMONSTRATE THAT IN A COURT OF
LAW THAT YOU CAN DO THIS, BEWARE
. THIS IS HEADED FOR ALL KINDS
OF LITIGATION. THANK YOU, MR
PATTERSON AND LEADER GALLAGHER.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON THE BILL.
UH THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT, BUT I
WILL BE BRIEF. I WON'T BRING
THOSE POINTS UP THAT ALREADY
MADE ON THE LAST BILL, ALTHOUGH
THEY ALL APPLY THE SAME TO THIS
BILL. BUT I THINK ANOTHER THING
TO POINT OUT THAT IS IMPORTANT.
IS THIS BILL IS MUCH MORE
EXPANSIVE THAN THE PREVIOUS
BILL. UM AND IT WILL APPLY NOT
JUST IN DROUGHT, BUT IN ANY
WATER YEAR. THIS GETS SO. AS THE
PREVIOUS AUTHOR STATED BEFORE.
USUALLY CURTAILMENTS HAPPENED IN
A DROUGHT YEAR. THIS WILL ALLOW
CURTAILMENTS IN ANY YEAR. AND IT
AFFECTS ALL WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE. AND YES,
THAT MEANS ALL OF THE URBAN
PARTS OF THIS STATE WHO VERY
MUCH RELY ON THOSE WATER RIGHTS
. THEY NEED THE CERTAINTY OF
THOSE WATER RIGHTS. TO ENSURE
THAT THEY CAN PROVIDE
SUSTAINABLE WATER RESOURCES TO
THE ENTIRE STATE. SO AGAIN, THIS
WOULD SUBSTANTIALLY UPEND. OUR
WATER SYSTEM IN THIS STATE AND
MAKE IT MUCH MORE UNRELIABLE.
SOMETHING. I THINK THAT WE'VE
ALL PLACED ALL TOO CLEARLY HERE
IN THE LAST FEW YEARS. UH AND SO
I. WOULD PLEASE ASK THAT YOU NOT
PASSED THIS BILL TODAY. IT NEEDS
A LOT MORE WORK. AND ASK FOR
YOUR NO VOTE ON THE ON THE
LEGISLATION. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, LEADER GALLAGHER AND NOW
SEEING NO OTHER MEMBERS WISHING
TO SPEAK ON THIS BILL, MR 60 MAY
CLOSE. THANK YOU, MR SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES FOR THE ROBUST
CONVERSATION. UM SOME OF THE
COMMENTS MADE IN OPPOSITION TO
MAKE THIS BILL SOUND VERY, VERY
SCARY. SO LET ME JUST, UM
RESPOND TO SOME OF THE CRITIQUE
AND THE CRITICISM OF THE BILL,
AND I AGAIN APPRECIATE THAT
DIALOGUE. UM A COUPLE OF THINGS
ONE. NOTHING IN THIS BILL STOPS
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS SO
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS THAT EXIST
BY THE WAY WITHIN THE TWO THIRDS
OF THE WATER RIGHTS HOLDERS THAT
ARE POST 1914 STILL WILL EXIST.
THIS WILL JUST BRING THE PRE
1914 PEOPLE IN THE COMPLIANCE.
THOSE VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS CAN
CAN CONTINUE. SECONDLY MANY
OTHER WESTERN STATES ARE HAVE
DONE WHAT WE ARE TRYING TO DO.
IT HASN'T RESULTED IN YEARS AND
YEARS OF LITIGATION IT IT MEANS
IT'S A MORE ORGANIZED AND
REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOR WATER
, WHICH AGAIN IS OUR MOST
PRECIOUS COMMODITY. UM THIRD
THING IS, SENIOR WATER RIGHTS
HOLDERS WILL STILL BE THE LAST
TO BE CURTAILED. NO ONE'S LOSING
THEIR WATER RIGHTS HERE. WE'RE
NOT APPENDING THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
AND STARTING FROM SCRATCH. WE'RE
MAKING SOME MODEST REFORMS TO
BRING ABOUT MORE COMPLIANCE. UH
FORCE. THE COLORADO RIVER IS
ACTUALLY MANAGED FEDERALLY. AND
SO AS WE'VE READ FROM A LOT OF
THOSE NEGOTIATIONS THAT IS DONE
, UM, UH, SIGNIFICANTLY, UM, A
LOT OF THOSE NEGOTIATIONS ARE
DONE ABOVE OUR PAY GRADE HERE IN
THE STATE LEGISLATURE. UM THIS
APPLIES TO WHEN THERE'S TIMES OF
SHORTAGE THAT WE NEED TO BE MORE
THOUGHTFUL ABOUT THE REGULATION.
WITH REGARD TO WATER, AND THAT'S
THE WHOLE POINT OF IT. THIS BILL
FUNDAMENTALLY WILL CREATE MORE
CERTAINTY FOR ALL WATER RIGHTS
HOLDERS AND CREATE THE SAME SET
OF RULES SO THAT WE CAN ALL LIVE
BY THAT. THAT IS WHAT THIS BILL
DOES. I ADMIT IT NEEDS MORE
WORK. I HAVE YET TO WRITE A BILL
THAT DOESN'T GET ADMITTED
SIGNIFICANTLY SIGNIFICANTLY IN
THE OTHER HOUSE. UM, I THINK ALL
OF US HAVE EXPERIENCED THAT I AM
OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS. I'M OPEN TO
NARROWING, UM, LANGUAGE OR MORE
DEFINITIONS OR ALL OF THE THINGS
THAT WE DO AS WE GO THROUGH THIS
PROCESS, I EXPECT ROBUST
CONVERSATION. I WILL MEET WITH
WATER AGENCIES. I WILL MEET WITH
UM, AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS. I
WILL MEET WITH ENVIRONMENTALISTS
WITH THOSE THAT ARE PLANNING OUR
URBAN WATER NEEDS. I LOVE IT
WHEN PEOPLE COME TO ME WITH
ACTUAL LANGUAGE SO THAT WE CAN
LOOK AT IT AND DETERMINE IF
THAT'S SOMETHING THAT WE SHOULD
TAKE WITHIN THIS BILL, BUT WE DO
HAVE TO MOVE THIS CONVERSATION
FORWARD, AND THAT IS WHAT THE
LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IS FOR.
CANADIAN HAVE PUBLIC
CONVERSATIONS ABOUT IMPORTANT
FLEXING ISSUES THAT PLAGUE OUR
COMMUNITIES AND WATER IS ONE OF
THOSE THAT WE HAVE TO TACKLE.
WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO TACKLE IT
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER. I HEARD
COMMENTS ABOUT LET'S PUT THE
BRAKES ON THIS. WELL. GUESS WHAT
CLIMATE CHANGE IS HERE. AND SO
WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT
THAT, AND WATER IS ONE OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT THINGS THAT WE
HAVE FOR LIFE. SO I ASKED YOU TO
LET US TO CONTINUE TO HAVE THOSE
CONVERSATIONS. LET'S MOVE THIS
BILL OVER TO THE SENATE. I
WELCOME MORE DIALOGUE. BUT LET'S
KEEP MOVING THIS BILL AND I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE TALLY THE VOTES AS 44
NOS 19. THE BILL IS PASSED. NEXT
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO BE TAKING
UP A SERIES OF BILLS FOR PURPOSE
OF AMENDMENTS. WE'LL GO BACK TO
FILE ITEM FOUR. THIS IS 84 99 BY
MS REVIS. PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS
WILL READ SOME PEOPLE 4 99 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
THREE OF US REVIS. YOU MAY OPEN
ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I RISE FOR
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS TO HB 4 99
. THE AMENDMENTS CLARIFY PROJECT
LABOR AGREEMENT GUIDELINES WHEN
L. A METRO USE HIS JOB ORDER
CONTRACTING FOR SMALL
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PROJECTS
. THE SPILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT SUPPORT.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, MISS REVIS IF THERE'S
NO OBJECTION WILL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. ALL THIS
PERSON. THEY'RE THE EYES, HAVE
IT? AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED THE
BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. NEXT BACK TO MS WICKS. WHO
WILL BRING UP FILE ITEM 11. THIS
IS A B 11 19 FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS CLERK WILL READ 11 19
, WITH AMENDMENTS BY SALIM EVER
WICKS. AS A MATTER OF WEEKS TO
ME OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS.
AMENDMENTS TO HB 11 19 REFLECT
CONTINUING NEGOTIATIONS WITH
STAKEHOLDERS AND ONCE ADOPTED
END, ONCE ADOPTED THE CALIFORNIA
BANKERS ASSOCIATION, THE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY BANKING
NETWORK AND THE CALIFORNIA
FINANCIAL SERVICES ASSOCIATION
WILL ALL REMOVE THEIR OPPOSITION
TO THE BILL. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS
WIGS AND MR FLORA ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER. WE OPPOSE THESE
AMENDMENTS ASK FOR A ROLL CALL
VOTE. VERY GOOD. SAYING NOBODY
ELSE WISHING TO SPEAK ON THE
AMENDMENT. THERE'S A ROLL CALL
VOTE REQUESTED CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROAD. AND THERE'S NO WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ON THE
AMENDMENTS.
WILL CLOSE ROLL TALLY THE VOTES
AS 52 NOS 18. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE AGAIN,
MISS WICKS, THIS IS FILE ITEM 16
88 86 FOR AMENDMENTS, CORPORAL
READ SOMEWHERE BELOW 86 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOMEBODY WAKES ME
OPEN ON THE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER AND MEMBERS THE
AMENDMENTS ON A B 886 I'M
PRESENTED AND PRESENTING TODAY
ADDRESSED A NUMBER OF CONCERNS
RAISED BY MEMBERS OF THE PRIVACY
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND ALSO
REFLECT THE INPUT OF VARIOUS
STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING
REPRESENTATIVES OF ETHNIC MEDIA
AND UNION GUILDS REPRESENTING
JOURNALISTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MISS WICKS,
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 MOVING FORWARD TO MISS
BONTA. THIS IS FILE ITEM TO 88 A
B 16 04 FOR AMENDMENTS CLERK
WILL READ ASSEMBLY BOTH 16 04
WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA AND
SAMARRA. BONTA YOU MAY OPEN ON
THE AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
SPEAKER AND MEMBER I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO A B 16 04.
MY OFFICE HAS WORKED WITH THE
OPPOSITION IN GOOD FAITH. AND
THESE AMENDMENTS, WHICH ADDRESS
MANY OF THE CONCERNS RAISED
RELATED TO BOND FINANCING, I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR VONTAZE. SEE
NO MEMBERS WISHING TO SPEAK ON
THESE AMENDMENTS WITHOUT
OBJECTION WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE
ON THESE 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.
MOVING TO ANNOUNCEMENTS AS
SESSION SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS
WEDNESDAY. MAY 31ST WE HAVE
FLOOR SESSION AT 10 A.M. ALL
OTHER ITEMS REMAINING WILL BE
PASSED AND RETAIN ALL MOTIONS
SHALL BE CONTINUED SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER BUSINESS. I'M
READY TO ENTERTAINING MOTION TO
ADJOURN, MISS. REYES MOVES, MR
FLORES. SECONDS OF THIS HOUSE
STANDS ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW.
MAY 31ST AT 10 A.M. THE QUORUM
CALLS LIFTED. AND HE VOTE
CHANGES TO THE ROSTRUM.
THANK YOU, SIR.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN
FILE ITEM TO 25. MAYBE 10 89 NO
TÔI. VOTE CHANGE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN
ASSEMBLY ABOUT 10 89 NO TÚI.
IT'S ON. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHEN
VOTE CHANGE A B 1248 FROM I TO
NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGED
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHEN ASSEMBLY
BILL 12 48 TO NOT VOTING.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FREDDY
RODRIGUEZ A B 958 FROM I TO NOT
VOTING. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RODRIGUEZ EMERYVILLE, 9 58 NOT
VOTING. SOME OF THEM ARE
POPPING, CHANGING VOTE ON A B 11
17 FROM NO TO YES FROM NO TÚI.
VOTE CHANGE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HAPPENED SOMEBODY 11 17 NO TÚI.
DO YOU WANT ME TO DO?
FILE NUMBER 2 12 A B 10 42 FROM
I TO NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA ASSEMBLY
BILL 10 42 I TWO NOT VOTING.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGRI
ARE CURRY VOTE CHANGE FROM A B
10 61 FROM NO TÔI. VOTE CHANGE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY
AND SOMEBODY BUILT IN 61 NO TÚI.