GOOD FOR YOU. GOOD MORNING AND
WELCOME TO TODAY'S HEARING ON
ACCOUNTABILITY AND
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW. BEFORE WE
GET STARTED, WE'LL GO AHEAD AND
DISPENSE WITH A COUPLE OF
HOUSEKEEPING KEEPING ITEMS FIRST
ENSURE THAT MEMBERS OF THE MEDIA
AND PUBLIC HAVE ACCESS TO OUR
PROCEEDINGS. TODAY THIS HEARING
WILL BE STREAMED ON THE
ASSEMBLY'S WEBSITE AND MEMBERS
OF THE PUBLIC ARE ABLE TO
PROVIDE TESTIMONY IN PERSON HERE
IN ROOM 4 37. PRESERVE THE
SAFETY OF EVERYONE HERE AND TO
ENSURE THE PUBLIC'S ACCESS TO
OUR DISCUSSION. PLEASE FOLLOW
THE DIRECTION OF OUR SERGEANTS.
IF A MEMBER OF PUBLIC IN THE
ROOM WOULD LIKE TO TESTIFY ON A
BILL, I WILL ASK YOU TO APPROACH
THE MICROPHONE AT THE
APPROPRIATE TIME. PLEASE NOTE
THAT ALL WITNESS TESTIMONY TODAY
WILL BE HERE IN PERSON. THERE
WILL BE NO PHONE TESTIMONY FOR
THIS HEARING. AH AND LAST BEFORE
WE GET STARTED, I DO WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE ASSEMBLY
HAS EXPERIENCED SEVERAL
DISRUPTIONS IN THE LAST FEW
YEARS TO COMMITTEE AND FLOOR
PROCEEDINGS. WE WOULD LIKE TO
ENSURE THAT ALL VOICES ARE HEARD
, HOWEVER, CONDUCT THAT DISRUPTS
, DISTURBED OR OTHERWISE IMPEDES
THE ORDERLY CONDUCT. THE HEARING
IS PROHIBITED. THANK YOU IN
ADVANCE FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND
AGAIN BEFORE WE, UH GET STARTED
. I WANT TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW
COMMITTEE SECRETARY HUGO CHAVEZ
. UH WELCOME TO THE TEAM AND
WELCOME TO TODAY'S HEARING.
ALRIGHT WITH THAT WE DO NOT HAVE
A QUORUM, BUT WE'LL GO AHEAD AND
BEGIN AS A SUBCOMMITTEE. SENATOR
DODD. GOOD MORNING. YEAH. GOOD
MORNING, MADAM CHAIR AND MEMBERS
OF STAFF. UM I'M PRESENTING SP 3
87 REGARDING THE DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SERVICES AUTHORITY TO
LEASE STATE PROPERTY FOR
BROADBAND ACCESS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. I REALLY
APPRECIATE THE HARD WORK OF THE
COMMITTEE CONSULTANT WHO WORKED
ON THIS ANALYSIS. I'M HAPPY TO
ACCEPT THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS,
AS DESCRIBED IN THE ANALYSIS ON
PAGES FIVE AND SIX. AS PART OF
THE 2021 22 STATE BUDGET, THE
LEGISLATURE AUTHORIZED A $6
BILLION INVESTMENT TO EXPAND
BROADBAND TO UNSERVED AND
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN
CALIFORNIA. FURTHER GOVERNOR
NEWSOM'S EXECUTIVE ORDER IN
DEATH 73-20 FROM 2020 DIRECT
STATE AGENCIES TO TAKE INVENTORY
OF STATE PROPERTY FOR POSSIBLE
DEPLOYMENT OF BROADBAND. DGS HAS
THE AUTHORITY TO MANAGE ALL
ASPECTS OF THE REAL ESTATE
PORTFOLIO FOR NUMEROUS STATE
AGENCIES, BUT LACKS IT FOR
OTHERS. THIS BILL EXTENDS DGS
AUTHORITY TO ENTER THE LEASES
FOR LAND CONTROLLED BY THE
FOLLOWING STATE ENTITIES. THE
STATE LANDS COMMISSION, THE
STATE COASTAL CONSERVANCY,
CALTRANS STATE PARKS, FISH AND
WILDLIFE, AS WELL AS TAX DEEDED
LAND AND LAND THAT HAS BEEN
DISTRIBUTED TO THE STATE BY
COURT DECREE IN THE STATES OF
DECEASED PURPOSE PERSON. EXCUSE
ME. ADDITIONALLY THIS BILL
AUTHORIZES DGS TO ENTER INTO
THESE LEASES AT BELOW FAIR
MARKET VALUE. WHEN DETERMINED BY
DGS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
TECHNOLOGY THAT DOING SO IS
CRITICAL FOR THIS SPECIFIC
PROJECT IN QUESTION WITH ME
TODAY IS MATT BENDER, DEPUTY
DIRECTOR FOR LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL
SERVICES. THANK YOU. MR BENDER
BEFORE WE BEGIN JUST FOR A
MOMENT TO ESTABLISH A FORUM. SO
PETRIE-NORRIS PRESENT. DIXON,
PRESIDENT. PAINS. DAVIS. WHEN
RODRIGUEZ. WILSON. WONDERFUL. SO
WE HAVE A FOREIGN. MAP ENDER,
DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL SERVICES NO OFFICIAL
POSITION BUT HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU
. THERE ARE NO PRIMARY WITNESSES
HERE IN OPPOSITION, SO WE'LL GO
AHEAD AND OPEN IT UP FOR
TESTIMONY IN THE ROOM. ANYONE IN
THE ROOM WISHING TO TESTIFY AND
SUPPORT PLEASE APPROACH THE
MICROPHONE. GOOD MORNING,
YOLANDA BENSON ON BEHALF OF THE
U. S. TELECOM THE BROADBAND
ASSOCIATION IN SUPPORT OF THIS
BILL, THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING,
AMANDA. WELL DRAMA WITH CAL
BROADBAND IN SUPPORT OF THIS
BILL. ANYONE IN THE ROOM WISHING
TO TESTIFY IN OPPOSITION TO SB?
387. SEEING NONE WILL GO AHEAD
AND OPEN IT UP FOR QUESTIONS OR
COMMENTS FROM THE COMMITTEE. ALL
RIGHT. WE'LL SEE. YOU KNOW,
SENATOR, I JUST WANT TO SAY
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS
MEASURE FORWARD. THANK YOU FOR
ACCEPTING THE COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS. UH WE ALL RECOGNIZE
THAT CLOSING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE
IS OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE FOR
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. SO I
ALSO WANT TO APPRECIATE ALL THE
WORK THAT YOU HAVE DONE ON ON
THAT IMPORTANT CHALLENGE. I
THINK THAT THE COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS THAT OUT THAT HAVE
BEEN PROPOSED AND ACCEPTED,
REALLY STRIKE THE RIGHT BALANCE
OF ENSURING THAT WE ARE
IMPLEMENTING CREATIVE SOLUTIONS
TO ACCOMPLISH THAT GOAL WILL
ALSO ESTABLISHING APPROPRIATE
GUARDRAILS TO ENSURE THAT WE ARE
NOT ADMINISTERING A AN
INAPPROPRIATE GIFT OF PUBLIC
FUNDS. SO UM, WITH THAT, YOU
MAKE CLOTHES. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU ALL
VERY MUCH. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU
. AND WE HAVE A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER DAVIES, SECOND
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHEN AH, MR
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
THE MOTION IS DUE PASS AS
AMENDED AND RE REFERRED TO THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS.
PETRIE-NORRIS. AYE.
PETRIE-NORRIS. AYE. DICKSON
DICKSON. AYE. BAINES. DAVIES.
DAVIES. AYE. WHEN I RODRIGUEZ.
RODRIGUEZ? AYE. WILSON. ALRIGHT
50. THAT BILL IS OUT. THANK YOU,
SENATOR VERY MUCH. ALRIGHT WE
CAN GO AHEAD AND DISPENSE WITH
THE CONSENT CALENDAR. MR
SECRETARY. BUT WE DO NEED THANK
YOU FOR THAT. WE DO NEED EMOTION
ON THE SENATE CONSENT CALENDAR.
MOTION FROM ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
NGUYEN, SECOND FROM
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DAVIES. NO, MR
SECRETARY. Dð PASSES AMENDED,
AND WE REFER TO THE COMMITTEE ON
APPROPRIATIONS WITH
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. PETRIE-NORRIS
PETRIE-NORRIS. AYE. DIXON. HIÆN.
AYE. THINGS. DAVIES. DAVIES.
AYE. WHEN I. WHAT DO YOU GUYS
RODRIGUEZ? I WILSON. ALRIGHT 50
FOR OUR CONSENT CALENDAR AND
WELCOME, SENATOR LIMÓN. THANK
YOU. CHAIR AND MEMBERS GET TO BE
HERE ON THE GREEN CARPET. SB 702
REQUIRES THE OFFICE OF THE
GOVERNOR TO MAINTAIN ON ITS
WEBSITE. A LIST OF ALL STATE
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS,
INCLUDING THE PURPOSE MEMBERSHIP
LIST AND INFORMATION ON WHEN
THEY CONVENE. THIS BILL ALSO
REQUIRES AN ANNUAL REPORT WITH
AGGREGATE DEMOGRAPHIC
INFORMATION OF INDIVIDUALS
APPOINTED TO THE STATES, BOARDS
AND COMMISSIONS. THE ANNUAL
REPORT WILL SERVE AS A TOOL TO
IDENTIFY GAPS IN REPRESENTATION
, ENCOURAGE OUTREACH TO
COMMUNITIES AND ADDRESS BARRIERS
TO SEEKING AN APPOINTMENT.
CALIFORNIA HAS AN EXPRESS
COMMITMENT IN STATUTE TO ENSURE
STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS ARE
DIVERSE AND REFLECTIVE OF THE
STATE. HOWEVER NO FORMAL
MECHANISM EXISTS. REVALUATE THIS
FOR GUBERNATORIAL BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS APPOINTEES.
ADDITIONALLY THE REPORT IN SB
702 FOLLOWS PRECEDENT AND STATE
LAW THAT REQUIRES A SIMILAR
REPORT OF JUDICIAL JUDICIAL
APPOINTMENTS. THE COLLECTION OF
GUBERNATORIAL APPOINTEE.
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA IS CRITICAL
STEP TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN
GENDER, ETHNIC AND GEOGRAPHIC
EQUITY ON BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
TO TESTIFY AND SUPPORTED THE
BILL. WE HAVE CAROL GONZALEZ ON
BEHALF OF OUR SPONSORS AND THE
SPANISH ORGANIZED FOR POLITICAL
EQUALITY, HOPE AND MICHELLE
SHARON WOLF FORK WITH THE
CALIFORNIA COMMISSION ON THE
STATUS OF WOMEN. MOVE THE BILL.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. HI GOOD
MORNING. CHAIR PETRIE-NORRIS
COMMITTEE MEMBERS. MY NAME IS
CAROL GONZALEZ. I'M HERE ON
BEHALF OF THE SPANISH ORGANIZED
FOR POLITICAL EQUALITY. HOPE IS
A NONPROFIT, NONPARTISAN
ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO
ENSURING LATINAS POLITICAL AND
ECONOMIC PARODY THROUGH
LEADERSHIP, ADVOCACY AND
EDUCATION TO BENEFIT ALL
COMMUNITIES AND STATUS OF WOMEN
. HOPE IS GRATEFUL FOR THE WORK
OF SENATOR LIMÓN. SB 7026 TO
CREATE TRANSPARENCY IN THE
GUBERNATORIAL APPOINTMENTS BY
REQUIRING ANNUAL REPORT. TO BE
RELEASED, SHARING DEMOGRAPHIC
DATA FOR ALL APPOINTMENTS MADE.
THIS REPORT WOULD INCLUDE SELF
REPORTED DEMOGRAPHIC DATA,
INCLUDING RACE, GENDER,
ETHNICITY, DISABILITY STATUS,
SEXUAL ORIENTATION, BETTER IN
STATUS, PARTY AFFILIATION AND
REGION, HOWEVER, THROUGH THE
CURRENT APPOINTMENT PROCESS,
RACE AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION ARE
NOT COLLECTED. AS A PROUD QUEER
LATINA AND PRACTICE CELEBRATE
PRIDE MONTH THIS MONTH. WE'D
LIKE TO ENSURE NO EXCLUSIONS ARE
MADE THROUGH THE PROCESS HOPE
BELIEVES THAT ENSURING
CALIFORNIA'S GOVERNANCE IS
GENERALLY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
RICH DIVERSITY OF THE STATE IS
IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT RESEARCH
SHOWS THAT DIVERSITY AND
GOVERNMENT LEADS TO POLICIES
THAT BETTER REFLECT THE
INTERESTS OF THOSE REPRESENTED.
WITH A POPULATION OF OVER 40
MILLION PEOPLE. CALIFORNIA IS
THE MOST POPULOUS STATE IN THE
UNITED STATES WITH NO RACE OR
ETHNIC GROUP. SITUATED MORE THAN
CALIFORNIA'S POPULATION,
ACCORDING TO PUBLIC INSTITUTE
POLICY OF CALIFORNIA 39% OF THE
STATE RESIDENTS ARE LATINO 36
ARE WHITE 15% ARE ASIAN PACIFIC
ISLANDER 6% ARE AFRICAN AMERICAN
AND FEWER THAN 1% ARE NATIVE
AMERICAN OR ALASKAN NATIVES AND
3% ARE MULTIRACIAL OR OTHER
REGARDING GENDER. CALIFORNIA HAS
MORE THAN 50% OF WOMEN COMPARED
TO MEN. AND 5.3 ARE A LITTLE OH,
SORRY, AND 5.3 OR A LITTLE OVER
2. MILLION PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA
ARE MEMBERS OF THE LGBT
COMMUNITY, HOWEVER, FOR PEOPLE
OF COLOR AND CALIFORNIA EQUITY
AND REPRESENTATION IS A LONG WAY
OFF, ULTIMATELY HAVE ENACTED
THIS DAY. THIS DATA TOUR WILL
HIGHLIGHT WHERE DISPARITIES AND
REPRESENTATION EXISTS AND WHAT
COMMUNITIES AND VOICES ARE
MISSING FROM THE TABLE. FOR
THOSE REASONS WE RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST AND I VOTE FOR SB 702
TODAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
CHAIR AND MEMBERS. MY NAME IS
MICHELLE TERAN WOLF FORK POLICY
DIRECTOR WITH THE CALIFORNIA
COMMISSION ON THE STATUS, WOMEN
AND GIRLS. I'LL KEEP MY REMARKS
SHORT AND JUST SHARE THAT THE
COMMISSION PUT TOGETHER A
STATEWIDE BLUEPRINT THAT REALLY
LOOKED AT HOW WOMEN WENT INTO
THE PANDEMIC. AS YOU CAN IMAGINE
. WE WERE NOT ON EQUAL FOOTING.
IT TOOK MUCH LONGER TO RECOVER,
AND WE CONTINUE TO SEE A NUMBER
OF GAPS WHERE WOMEN NEED TO BE
UPLIFTED GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY
IS A BIG PART OF THAT
CONVERSATION. WE THINK THE
ADMINISTRATION FOR THE WORK THAT
HE'S DONE ON THIS. AND LOOK
FORWARD TO CONTINUED
COLLABORATION. THANK YOU TO THE
AUTHOR FOR BRINGING THIS
FORWARD. THANK YOU. AND WITH
THAT WE'LL GO AHEAD AND OPEN IT
UP FOR TESTIMONY IN THE ROOM.
ANYONE WISHING TO TESTIFY IN
SUPPORT OF SB 702. GOOD MORNING
, VALERIE RODRIGUEZ WITH THE
CAMPAIGN FOR COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY
AND SUPPORT. THANK YOU. IS
THERE. ANYONE WISHING TO TESTIFY
IN OPPOSITION TO SB 702? SEE
NONE WILL OPEN IT UP FOR
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FROM THE
COMMITTEE. NICE. TRY. JUST
CURIOUS. YOU'VE I TRIED TO MOVE
THIS SIMILAR BILL IN PRIOR
YEARS. WHAT IS DIFFERENT JUST
FOR MY OWN EDIFICATION. SO I
THINK THAT THE DESIRE IS THE
SAME. WE'RE NOT ACTUALLY
CHANGING A WHOLE LOT. WE'VE
TRIED DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF THIS
, UM AND WE STILL FEEL IT'S
REALLY IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHO IS
ON BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. SO
LIKE MANY THINGS, IT WILL
PROBABLY COME BACK AGAIN, IF
WE'RE NOT SUCCESSFUL, BUT THE
POINT IS REALLY TO ENSURE THAT
OUR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS AT
THE STATE LEVEL HAVE A VOICE
FROM ALL COMMUNITIES, AND THAT
INCLUDES GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS.
THERE WAS A REPORT DONE BY U C L
A. ABOUT A YEAR AGO THAT SHOWED
THAT THE MAJORITY OF APPOINTEES
CAME FROM THREE COUNTIES IN OUR
STATE. AND SO FOR THESE REASONS
, I'LL JUST KEEP GOING UNTIL ONE
DAY. I'M SUCCESSFUL. YEAH, YOU
KNOW, JUST THE WAY IT GOES. YOUR
DETERMINATION. DOES THE GOVERNOR
GIVE A REASON? IS THERE A COST
REASON CAST REASON WAS GIVEN THE
LAST YEAR AND THE YEAR PRIOR. I
WAS UH, THAT THE STATE ALREADY
COLLECTS SOME LEVEL OF
INFORMATION. OKAY, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. MHM. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
DAVIES. SENATOR. THANK YOU SO
MUCH FOR YOUR TENACITY AND
BRINGING THIS BACK. I BELIEVE
THREE TIMES A CHARM REALLY
GRATEFUL FOR THIS BECAUSE AGAIN,
THERE'S NOT A LOT OF
TRANSPARENCY REGARDS TO THESE
APPOINTED BOARDS. AND YOU KNOW,
I THINK ON BEHALF OF EVERYONE,
YOU KNOW CALIFORNIA THAT WE
DESERVE TO BE ABLE TO SEE THAT
AND SEE HOW WE'RE REALLY
REPRESENTATIVE. SO THANK YOU.
FOR THAT. I WOULD BE HONORED TO
BE A CO AUTHOR ON THIS AS WELL.
LET'S GET THIS THROUGH YOU.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU FOR THAT.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAINES. I WANT
TO COMMEND YOU ON THIS PIECE OF
LEGISLATION SUPER SUPER
IMPORTANT SPECIFICALLY, I GOT MY
FIRST START IN THIS BUILDING AS
AN ACQUAINTED. COMMISSIONER
UNDER GOVERNOR BROWN. LOOK WHERE
I'M SITTING POWER OF LITERALLY
APPOINTING PEOPLE FROM RURAL
AREAS THAT DON'T CLASSICALLY
HAVE APPOINTEES. THEY RISE ALL
THE WAY UP TO THE LEGISLATURE.
SELF THANK YOU. PLEASE OUT HERE
AS A COOPERATION. THANK YOU. I'M
HONORED. YEAH CHAIR. DIXON HAD
MY NAME, PLEASE. I'D BE HONORED
TO SHARE THAT WITH YOU. THANK
YOU. THIS IS AN HONOR. THANK
YOU. AND I HAD TO WOULD LIKE TO
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS
MEASURE FORWARD WOULD BE
DELIGHTED TO BE ADDED AS A CO
AUTHOR, AND I THINK THAT WE KNOW
AND SO MANY THINGS WHAT GETS
COUNTED GETS DONE. AND UH, IT'S
JUST CRITICALLY IMPORTANT THAT
WE ENSURE THAT THE MAKEUP OF OUR
STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
REFLECT THE RICHNESS AND
DIVERSITY OF OUR GREAT STATE. SO
THANK YOU. AND WITH THAT
OBJECTIVE CLOSE, THANK YOU. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IVA.
THANK YOU. AND WE HAVE A MOTION
FROM ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S. RODRIGUEZ
WAS SECOND FROM SOME OF MEMBER
DAVIES AT MR SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. PETRIE-NORRIS I
SORRY? DO PASS AND WE REFER TO
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS.
PETRIE-NORRIS PETRIE-NORRIS.
AYE. DICKSON DICKSON. AYE.
BAINES BAINES? AYE. DAVIES
DAVIES. AYE. WHEN I RODRIGUEZ
RODRIGUEZ. AYE. WILSON. ALL
RIGHT, 60. THAT BILL IS OUT.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. THANK YOU
ALL. AND WITH THAT WE'LL GO
AHEAD AND OPEN THE ROLE TO
ENABLE ABSENT MEMBERS TO ADD ON
TO BILLS THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY
HEARD. ITEM TWO. SENATOR DODD'S
SP 387. THE MOTION WAS DO PASS
AS AMENDED, AND WE REFERRED TO
THE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
PAINS. AYE. BAINES? AYE. WILSON.
CONSENT CALENDAR. UM DO PASS AS
AMENDED AND REFERRED TO THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS WITH
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CONCEPT
CALENDAR. FANS. BEN'S AYE.
WILSON. RIGHT THAT CONCLUDES THE
BUSINESS OF TODAY'S HEARING.
WE'LL JUST LEAVE THE ROAD OPEN
AFTER A FEW MORE MOMENTS. TO
ENABLE OTHER ABSENT MEMBERS TO
ADD ON SHOULD THEY WISH AND
THANK YOU REMEMBER AND I LOVE I
LOVE THAT THAT WAS PART OF YOUR
STORY. I'M SPITTING. THERE
BECAUSE MY FIRST START OKAY, GO.
MARKET AROUND. INSULTING OKAY,
CHECK IN HERE AND ESPECIALLY
FROM THE VALLEY. WE DON'T HAVE
MANY. AND WE NEVER YOU DO END UP
PLAYING SOME OF THE VALLEY. LOOK
WHAT IT DOES. GREAT. ARE WE ALL
DONE?
OKAY? AND MR SECRETARY WILL GO
AHEAD AND OPEN UP THE ROLE.
THANK YOU. UH KANSEN CALENDAR DO
PASSES AMENDED, UM Dð PASSES
AMENDED AND REFERRED TO THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS WITH
RECOGNITION TO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. UM, SB 2 59, SYRIA TO,
UM WILSON. WILSON. I. ALRIGHT
AND HIGHLIGHT THEM TO SP 3 87.
THE MOTION WAS DO PASS AS
AMENDED, AND WE REFERRED TO THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS.
WILSON. WILSON. I. AND FILE
ITEM. THREE. SB 702. A MOTION
WAS PASSED AND REFERRED TO THE
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS.
WILSON. AND THAT CONCLUDES
TODAY'S HEARING OF THE
ASSEMBLY'S COMMITTEE ON
ACCOUNTABILITY AND
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW. WE ARE
ADJOURNED THE BEGINNING OF THE.