THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLORA NOTICES
THE ABSENCE OF A QUORUM. THE
SERGEANT AT ARMS WILL PREPARE
THE CHAMBER AND BRING THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. THE CLERK WILL CALL THE
ROLL AGUIAR-CURRY COLONIES.
ALVAREZ ARAMBULA BAINES
BAUER-KAHAN BENNETT. BERMAN
BURNER TO BRIAN CALDERON ONE
CARILLO, WENDY CARILLO,
CERVANTES CHIN. CONNELLY, DOLLY!
DAVIES DIXON IS SALIH FLORA,
MIKE FONG, VINCE FONG FRIEDMAN,
GABRIEL GALLAGHER, GARCIA GIBSON
, GRACE AND HAITI HEART. HOLD
HOOVER, ERWIN JACKSON JONES,
SAWYER CALL ROCK LACKEY, LI LO
LO AND THAW. MAIENSCHEIN MATHIS
MCCARTY MAKIN, ER MURATSUCHI
WHEN ORTEGA PACHECO POPPING JIM
PATTERSON, JOE PATTERSON,
PELLERIN PETRINO REZ QUIRK-SILVA
RAMOS RENDON REYES THREE OF US
RODRIGUEZ RUBIO SANCHEZ,
SANTIAGO SHIAVO SORIA TA TING
VALENCIA. VÆ VALLAPUDUA WALDRON
, WALLACE WARD, WEBER WICKS,
WILSON WOULD ZABAR, MR SPEAKER.
MEMBERS A QUORUM IS PRESENT. WE
ASK OUR GUESTS AND VISITORS IN
THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER AND IN
THE GALLERY TO PLEASE STAND FOR
THE PRAYER AND THE FLAG SALUTE.
THE DAYS PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. IT'S AN
HONOR TO DO A PRAYER,
TRADITIONAL PRAYER. AND SERRANO
SONG. THE SONG WAS, SAY PAUL
MARA MARA. IS THE WORLD THE
WORLD AS WE KNOW IT. AND OUR
CLAN. YOUR HOBBY AT THEM. YOU'LL
HEAR GOMORRAH YOUR HOBBY AT THE
MINUTE THAT WE'RE STILL HERE,
JUST LIKE OUR INVITED GUESTS
HERE. THE FOUR TRAVEL CHAIRS
THAT ARE HERE REPRESENTING THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. EVEN THOUGH
THINGS HAVE COME OUR WAY THROUGH
PRIOR LEGISLATURES TRYING TO
EXTERMINATE OUR PEOPLE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. WE'RE STILL HERE.
AND THAT'S WHAT THIS SONG
REPRESENTS. O MARA MARA, THE
WORLD AS WE KNOW IT, YOUR HARVEY
AT THEM. WE'RE STILL HERE. YEAH
. HOMER UPON MY CHARM, KOCHI!
OH, MY GOD! OH, MY GOD! CUCCIA
OH, MY GOD! OH, MY GOD! CURCI
TAMC! CURCI CHUNK ACHY. JUNCKER
ACHY. ACHY CHAMP. OH MY GOD! OH
MURAT KACI CHUNK OF OH, MY GOD!
TRUMPCARE OH, MY GOD! HOME ARAJ
TRUMPCARE! OMARA! OH, MY GOD! UM
CA J. TOM CATCHY. OH MY GOD. OH
MY. O'MEARA. ALL MY HOME MY HOME
. KAJI TOM CURCI O MARA MARA
JUMP! GUCCI CHAMP! OH, MY GOD!
JOHN GOOD CHUNK. YOUR HEART YOUR
THUMB, BONE YOUR HEART. YOU'RE
TALKING TO YOUR HARVEY IT, TOM
HARVEY. IT. O MARA GOMORRAH,
YOUR EYES, TOM. YOU'LL HAVE YOUR
TOM THUMB. OH MY GOD. YOUR
HARVEY. OH, MY GOD. YOU'RE
OBVIOUSLY HAVE YOUR TOM O'MEARA
. YOU'LL HAVE YOUR TIME YOU HAVE
YOUR THUMB TO YOUR HAVE YOUR
THUMB ON YOUR HEART. YOU'RE
TALKING GOMORRAH. OH MY GOD.
YOU'RE HARVEY A TOM TOM O'MEARA
. OH, MY GOD. YOU HAVE YOUR TIME
. HAVE YOUR THUMB. OH, MY GOD.
MARA YOUR HOBBY AT SOME TWO NH P
VÆ.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HAPPEN WILL
LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE. PLEASE
JOIN ME IN THE PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE
TO THE.
READING OF THE PREVIOUS DAY'S
JOURNAL CHAMBER, SACRAMENTO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 2023 THE
ASSEMBLY MINUTES SEVEN AM THE
HONORABLE FREDDY RODRIGUEZ
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S 15 AND MR FLORA
. SECONDS AT THE READING OF THE
PREVIOUS STATE JOURNAL WILL BE
DISPENSED WITH PRESENTATIONS AND
PETITIONS. THERE ARE NONE
INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE OF
BILLS ARE WILL BE DEFERRED.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES WERE
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 OF THE
DAY. UH PERSONAL BUSINESS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JIM PATTERSON
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRYANT. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTIONS. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE
45.5 TO ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
VINCE FALLEN GIBSON TO SPEAK ON
ADJOURNMENT MEMORY TODAY WITHOUT
OBJECTION. SUCH WILL BE THE
ORDER REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT
TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY RULE 1 18 A
TO ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS
AND LOWENTHAL TO PHOTOGRAPHERS
AND GUESTS ON THE FLOOR TODAY.
OBJECTIONS SUCH WILL BE THE
ORDER. MADAM SPEAKER. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RESCIND THE
ACTION WHEREBY ON SEPTEMBER 1ST
2023 SB 4 28 BLAKE SPEAR WAS
READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
PLEASE ORDER THE BILL BACK TO
THE THIRD READING FILE. THAT
OBJECTION SUCH A VIEW THE ORDER
FURTHER REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO RESCIND THE ACTION
WHEREBY ON AUGUST 28TH 2023 SB 6
39 LIMÓN WAS RED. A THIRD TIME
AND PASSED IN THE SENATE. PLEASE
ORDER THE BILL BACK TO THE THIRD
READING FILE. WITHOUT OBJECTION
. SUCH BEAUTY ORDER MADAM
SPEAKER, I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO RETURN ITEM 212, A B
872 BY THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE
TO THE SENATE. SUCH SHALL BE THE
ORDER AND LASTLY, MADAM SPEAKER
, I MOVE TO SUSPEND ASSEMBLY
RULE 69 TO ASYLUM MEMBER TO
ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUILAR
CURRY TO TAKE UP LATE AMENDMENTS
ON ITEM ONE A. C A ONE TODAY.
SECONDED BY SOMEBODY REMEMBER
HEART. THIS RULE SUSPENSION IS
NOT DEBATABLE. THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THE MAJORITY
LEADER IS ASKING FOR AN IVOR ON
THIS PROCEDURAL MOTION. MR
FLORES, ASKING FOR A NO VOTE.
MAJORITY LEADER IS ASKING FOR MY
VOTE ON THIS PROCEDURAL MOTION.
MR FLORES IS ASKING FOR A NO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLE AND TELL YOU THE VOTE.
ISAIAH 43. NO 16. THE MOTION
CARRIES THE RULE OF SUSPENDED.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLORA, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I MOVE TO SUSPEND THE
RULES AND WITHDRAWAL A C A 12
FROM RULES COMMITTEE AND TAKE IT
UP ON THE FLOOR IMMEDIATELY
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE.
MEMBERS SOMEBODY MEMBER OF FLORA
IS ASKING TO SUSPEND THE RULES
TO TAKE UP TO 12 WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO COMMITTEE OR FILE.
THE MOTION IS SECONDED BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANCHEZ. THIS
IS A PROCEDURAL VOTE, AND IT IS
NOT DEBATABLE, MR. MAJORITY
LEADER. WHAT FOR? WHAT PURPOSE
PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY. STATE
YOUR PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY.
MADAM SPEAKER, ISN'T IT TRUE
THAT THERE ARE SEVERAL BILLS
RELATED TO THE SALE,
DISTRIBUTION, ACCOUNTABILITY AND
NETWORK AROUND FENTANYL STILL TO
BE DEALT WITH ON THIS FLOOR BY
SEPTEMBER 14TH, AND IN FACT,
THIS BODY HAS PASSED MORE
LEGISLATION RELATED TO FENTANYL
THAN ANY LEGISLATIVE BODY IN
CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY. THAT IS
CORRECT. MR MAJORITY LEADER
MEMBERS. THIS PROCEDURAL MOTION
IS NOT DEBATABLE. THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ALL THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTERS
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. MR FLORA IS
ASKING FOR AN IVO. MAJORITY
LEADER, BRIAN IS ASKING FOR A NO
VOTE ON HIS PROCEDURAL MOTION.
MAJORITY LEADER BRIAN IS ASKING
FOR A NO VOTE ON THIS PROCEDURAL
MOTION. MR. FLOOR IS ASKING FOR
AN HOUR I VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLE. AND TELL YOU THE
VOTE. 18 KNOWS 42. THE MOTION
FAILS, MOVING ON TO THE BUSINESS
ON THE DAILY FILE. SECOND
READING THE CLERK WILL READ. OR
SEMI CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
ONE SOMEBODY CONSTITUTIONAL
LIMIT 13 AND SOMEBODY.
CONSTITUTIONAL MOMENT. SEVEN
SENATE BILLS TO 17 18 29 46 51
60 67 69 71 74 75 96 TO 28 TO 34
TO 40 TO 41 TO 57 TO 64 TO 67 TO
72 TO 74 TO 81 TO 96 302303393
11-3 14 3 21 3 27 3 37 3 43 3 53
53 3 56 AND 73 65 3 68 3 81 3 84
3 93 91 4 16 4 19 4 22 4 27 4 29
4 33 4 34 4 45 FOR 65 OR 76 4
93. FOR 98 50256595 14 5 19 5 21
5 25 5 31 5 38 5 39 5 45 44 5 48
5 51 5 57 5 58 5 67 5 96 616 OF
66 13 6 23 6 33 6 35 6 46 44 6
48 6 56 57 6 64. 6666 71 6 75 6
77 6 83 7027 10 7 16 7 23 7 34 7
45 7 47 7 53 7 67 65 7 79 7 91
8058 13 8 14 8 16 8 42 8 47 8 48
8 57 8 72 34 10 14 1927 48 49.
50 52 54 58 76 77 81 88 94 97 TO
33 TO 44 TO 53 TO 61 TO 71 TO 73
26 3013063 19 3 23 3 31 3 36 3
39 3 45 3 48 3 54 3 62 3 69 3 87
3 94 41474 23-14 54 44 4 47. 4
54 52 4 64 FOR 74 74 40 TO 45 47
4 96 505 16 5 25 41 5 53 5 65 5
72 5 77 5 78 5 82 5 83 5 86 6
16. 6 19 6 27 6 28 6 41 6 59 6
61 6 65 6 73 6 84 6 86 6 94 6 95
6 96 707 17 7 22 7 31 7 51 7 57
7 70 70 73 777 808 038 22 8 38
31 AND SENATE BILL 8 89. BILLS
WILL BE DEEMED READ AND ALL
AMENDMENTS WILL BE DEEMED
ADOPTED. WE'RE MOVING INTO
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. FILE NUMBER 217 A CR
17, THE CLERK WILL READ
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 17 BIAS.
LET ME REMEMBER RAMOS AND OTHERS
RELATIVE TO CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY AND THE CALIFORNIA
INDIAN CULTURAL AWARENESS
CONFERENCE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
RAMOS, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
TODAY I RISE TO REQUEST YOUR I
VOTE FOR A CR 17, WHICH
RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
AND THE ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN
CULTURE AWARENESS CONFERENCE.
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
IS CELEBRATED THE FOURTH FRIDAY
IN SEPTEMBER AND THIS YEAR FALLS
ON SEPTEMBER 22ND. FOR
GENERATIONS, CALIFORNIA'S FIRST
PEOPLE HAVE ENDURED GENOCIDE
FORCED ASSIMILATION, DENIAL OF
CIVIL RIGHTS AND OTHER GRAVE
INJUSTICES. BUT WE HAVE ALSO
SURVIVED AND PREVAILED WITH
RESILIENCY WITH THE RESILIENCY
OF OUR ANCESTORS. TODAY WE CALL
ON THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA
INDIAN TRIBES IN THE REGIONS
THAT WE REPRESENT AS A STATE
LEGISLATURE. TRUE TRADITIONAL
CULTURE AND HISTORY AND
ATTRIBUTES TO THE STATE, AS MANY
ROADS WERE ONCE INDIAN TRAILS
AND WATERWAYS WERE FIRST
PROTECTED BY CALIFORNIA'S FIRST
PEOPLE. THERE STILL IS A LOT OF
WORK TO BE DONE. SO LET'S STAND
UNITED AS A STATE AND A PEOPLE
TO BE ABLE TO COME AGAINST THE
INSTITUTIONS IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. THAT'S STILL HARBOR
THE REMAINS OF OUR ANCESTORS.
LET'S BRING OUR ANCESTORS BACK
FOR PROPER REBURIAL. LEARNING
TRUE HISTORY AND CULTURE THAT IS
KNOWLEDGE THAT BUILDS BRIDGES TO
UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER. THE
CALIFORNIA INDIAN CULTURE
AWARENESS CONFERENCE WILL BE HOW
TO PROVIDE A RESOURCE TO OUR
TEACHERS. WE SALUTE THE EFFORTS
OF ALL CALIFORNIA INDIAN PEOPLE.
CALIFORNIA INDIANS HAVE BEEN
BLESSED WITH OUTERS WHO, DESPITE
MANY OBSTACLES, WORK TO PRESERVE
LANGUAGE SONGS AND STEWARDSHIP
OF NATURAL RESOURCES. WE ALL OUR
ELDERS AND OUR ANCESTORS A DEBT
OF GRATITUDE FOR SAVING FOR
SAVING FOR SAVING WHAT WAS OURS
IN THE LIGHT. OF ALL THESE
ATROCITIES. WE HAVE A LOT TO
CELEBRATE, BUT WE ALSO HAVE A
LOT OF WORK TO DO AS A STATE
LEGISLATURE AND TOGETHER WE WILL
BE ABLE TO START TO WORK
TOGETHER TO BRING THE TRUE
HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA'S FIRST
PEOPLE TO LIGHT AND EDUCATION,
BUT ALSO TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
REMAINS OF OUR ANCESTORS COME
HOME FOR PROPER REBURIAL. I
ASKED THE FIRST ROW BE OPENED
FOR CO AUTHORS. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WALDRON. YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. I AM
HONORED TO RISE IN SUPPORT OF A
CR 17. LET'S TAKE THIS MOMENT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE AND CELEBRATE THE
SIGNIFICANT POSITIVE IMPACT
CALIFORNIA'S NATIVE AMERICANS
HAVE HAD ON OUR STATE'S HISTORY.
MY ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IS HOME TO
MORE TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS THAN ANY
OTHER DISTRICT IN THE STATE.
TRIBAL ISSUES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
IMPORTANT TO ME, ESPECIALLY THE
SAFETY OF THEIR COMMUNITIES,
THEIR PROSPERITY AND, MOST
IMPORTANTLY, THEIR SOVEREIGNTY.
OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS, THIS
BODY HAS SEEN MAJOR LEGISLATION
FOCUSED ON RECOGNIZING AND
EMPOWERING OUR NATIVE AMERICAN
COMMUNITIES, BUT THERE IS STILL
SO MUCH LEFT TO BE DONE.
OBSERVING SEPTEMBER 22ND AS
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY IS A
CELEBRATION THAT RESONATES IN
THE HEARTS OF TRIBES AND
COMMUNITIES ACROSS THIS AMAZING
STATE. WE CANNOT THANK OUR
NATIVE AMERICANS. ENOUGH FOR
WHAT THEY'VE CONTRIBUTED TO OUR
COUNTRY AND THIS GREAT STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. MANY TRIBES IN MY
DISTRICT ARE ACKNOWLEDGED FOR
THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS IN EDUCATION
, ECONOMICS AND AGRICULTURE.
THEY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO
CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY BY
GENERATING INCOME, CREATING JOBS
, PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES TO RESIDENTS AND
TOURISTS AND ENHANCING COMMUNITY
SAFETY. TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS ARE
GREAT REGIONAL PARTNERS,
SUPPORTING LOCAL CHARITIES AND
ASSISTING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,
BOTH THROUGH PLANNING AND MUTUAL
AID. I ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE AND
ACKNOWLEDGING THE ENDURING
CONTRIBUTIONS OF CALIFORNIA'S
NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES TO
OUR GREAT STATE. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WALTER AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM CHAIR AND COLLEAGUES.
STAND AS A PROUD CO AUTHOR OF
ASSEMBLY, CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
17 AND ON BEHALF OF CHAIR. OF
THE LATINO CAUCUS TO SPEAK ON
THIS RESOLUTION. ALSO WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE WORK OF OUR
COLLEAGUES WHO HAS INTRODUCED
HIS RESOLUTION, WHO HAS JUST
SHED LIGHT ON A LONG LIST OF
ISSUES. THAT HISTORICALLY IN
THIS CHAMBER HAD NOT BEEN
DISCUSSED. THE ISSUES OF
REPATRIATION. STRONG NEED FOR
EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION INTO OUR
CURRICULUM THROUGHOUT THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA, AND MANY OTHER
ISSUES THAT ARE PENDING. TO BE
ADDRESSED. BUT BEFORE WE
CONTINUE WITH OUR REMARKS, I
WANT TO HONOR AND ACKNOWLEDGE.
THE NATIVE PEOPLE OF THIS AREA.
THE NISSAN ON FOOTHILLS AND
SOUTHERN MIGHT DO VALLEY AND
PLAINS, MIWOK. ME WALK AND POT
NGUYEN WINTER AND PEOPLE OF THIS
AREA. THOSE ARE ORIGINAL AND
TRADITIONAL STEWARDS OF THE LAND
HERE IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
MEMBERS. THIS HOUSE AND
REPRESENTATIVES. OF CALIFORNIANS
. 40 MILLION CALIFORNIANS WHO
CALL OUR STATE HOME. HAVE A
SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY. TO
ENSURE THAT THE NATIVE AND
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF
CALIFORNIA ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.
OUR STATE IS HOME TO THE LARGEST
NUMBER OF BOTH NATIVE PEOPLE AND
FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES IN
OUR COUNTRY. THE NATIVE PEOPLE
INHABITED AND CARED FOR THE
LANDS THAT WE NOW CALL
CALIFORNIA FOR THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS OF YEARS BEFORE
EUROPEANS EVER SET FOOT. IN
NORTH AMERICA. NATIVE PEOPLE
CONTINUE TO MAKE INNUMERABLE AND
INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
CULTURE AND THE ECONOMY OF
CALIFORNIA. WELL IT IS CERTAINLY
OUR DUTY TO CELEBRATE AND HONOR
THE NATIVE PEOPLES WHO CALL
CALIFORNIA HOME. WE MUST ALSO
RECOGNIZE OUR STATES DEEPLY
CHECKERED PAST WHEN IT COMES TO
THE TREATMENT OF NATIVE PEOPLE.
WE MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THE HISTORY.
AND THE ATROCITIES AND THE
ATTEMPTS AT COMPELLED
ASSIMILATION. COMMITTED AT
BOARDING SCHOOLS THE NATIVE
CHILDREN WERE FORCED TO ATTEND
AND PAST DECADES AND CENTURIES.
WE MUST CONTINUE TO ADDRESS THE
ONGOING STATE ISSUES OF MISSING
AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN.
AND GIRLS THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA
ON AND OFF THE RESERVATIONS. WE
MUST CONFRONT THE HISTORY OF
STATE SPONSORED GENOCIDE. AN
ARMED MILITARY ASSAULTS THAT
OCCURRED IN EARLIER PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY. WHILE WE
MUST CONTINUE TO CELEBRATE AND
EDUCATE OURSELVES ABOUT THE
HISTORY OF NATIVE AND INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES HERE IN CALIFORNIA.
INCLUDING CELEBRATING CALIFORNIA
, NATIVE AMERICAN DAY AND THE
CALIFORNIA INDIAN CULTURAL
AWARENESS CONFERENCE. WE MUST
CONTINUE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE WORK
WE HAVE AHEAD OF US ON BEHALF OF
OUR NATIVE PEOPLES. I'D LIKE TO
JUST CLOSE BY SAYING THAT OUR
INTERESTS. AND THE ISSUES UP AND
DOWN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN
REGARDS TO NATIVE PEOPLE COME
FROM AND WE HAVE THESE DEBATES
AND DISCUSSIONS ON THIS FLOOR
FROM THE TEACHINGS OF NATIVE
ETHNIC STUDIES CLASSES AT THE
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL. THAT'S THE
PLACE WHERE WE'VE HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN. ABOUT THE
HISTORY THE CHECKERED HISTORY
THAT I MAKE REFERENCE TO AND WE
NOW HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
COLLECTIVELY. UH TO CHANGE THAT
COURSE OF HISTORY. AND I'M VERY
GRATEFUL TO THE WORK OF OUR
COLLEAGUES FROM HIGHLAND. WHO
AGAIN HAS SHED LIGHT, MANY
ISSUES THAT HISTORICALLY HAVE
NOT BEEN BROUGHT UP AND
DISCUSSED. UH IN THIS CHAMBER,
SO WITH THAT, RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. FOR A CR 17. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON, YOU
WERE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MADAM SPEAKER MEMBERS, I
RISE IN SUPPORT AND ALSO AS A
PROUD CO AUTHOR OF A CR 17 AND
ON BEHALF OF THE CALIFORNIA
LETTERS OF LEGISLATIVE BLACK
CAUCUS. WE STAND IN SOLIDARITY
BY SUPPORTING THIS CR, BUT I
WANT TO THANK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN BERNARDINO FOR BEING BOLD
AND CONTINUE TO RAISE THE
AWARENESS AND THE CONSCIOUS
LEVEL NOT ONLY IN THIS FLOOR BUT
ALSO IN CALIFORNIA IN TERMS OF
THE WORK OF THE HISTORY. THE
NATIVE AMERICANS, A CR 17 WOULD
RECOGNIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF
CALIFORNIA'S NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
AND THE ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN
CULTURE AWARENESS CONFERENCES
COMING UP THAT MY COLLEAGUES
MADE MENTION OF CALIFORNIA'S
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY IS NOT JUST
ANOTHER DAY ON THE CALENDAR.
THIS. DAY THIS A CR IS THE START
TO THE ENDING OF THE LONG
HISTORY OF THE PAPER, THE PAPER
GENOCIDE THAT NATIVE AMERICANS
AS WELL AS AFRICAN AMERICANS
HAVE ENDURED IN THIS COUNTRY.
THE ERADICATION OF OUR BEING
HERE IN OUR EXISTENCE THROUGH
THE WHITE TO THROUGH THE THROUGH
THE TO THE WHITE PAPER OR THE
PAPER GENOCIDE. UM, IT IS
SOMETHING THAT WE FACE AS
DIFFERENT CULTURES IN THIS
COUNTRY. AND LET ME SIMPLY SAY
THAT MAYBE THIS MAYBE THE FIRST
TIME YOU HAVE ACTUALLY HEARD OF
THE PAPER GENOCIDE IN THIS
COUNTRY WILL IT DOES EXIST? IT
IS THE INTERNATIONAL UM,
DESTRUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND
RECORDS RELATED TO A PARTICULAR
PEOPLE. LIKE THE NATIVE
AMERICANS, LIKE THE AFRICAN
AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, IT WAS USED TO IT
WAS USED AS A PLOY TO DESTROY
THE HISTORY OF THE NATIVE
AMERICANS, AS WELL AS THE
AFRICAN AMERICANS CULTURE AND
CREATE A SERIOUS GENERATIONAL
TRAUMA IN BOTH COMMUNITIES. OUR
ANCESTORS HAD TO GIVE UP AND
RELINQUISHED THEIR IDENTITY AND
ALSO THEIR CULTURE OR FACE
VIOLENCE. AND SO BY AGAIN,
ELEVATING THIS VERY IMPORTANT ER
. IN THIS COUNTRY. WE STAND IN
SOLIDARITY AS A CAUCUS, UM,
STANDING IN SOLIDARITY TO SAY
NEVER TO REPEAT, UM THE ATROCITY
HAS TAKEN PLACE IN OUR CULTURE
TOWARDS THE ALSO THE NATIVE
AMERICANS AND WE STAND IN
SOLIDARITY WITH OUR BROTHER FROM
SAN BERNARDINO AND ASKED FOR A
STRONG I BOAT ON A CR 17. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GABRIEL YOU WERE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
. MADAM SPEAKER I RISE TODAY AS
CO CHAIR OF THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATIVE JEWISH CAUCUS AND IS
A PROUD CO AUTHOR OF A CR 17
RECOGNIZING CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY, WHICH WILL BE
CELEBRATED LATER THIS MONTH ON
SEPTEMBER 22ND AND ALSO WANT TO
EXTEND MY THANKS TO OUR
COLLEAGUE FOR SAN BERNARDINO FOR
HIS TREMENDOUS LEADERSHIP IN
THIS BODY IN THIS HOUSE AND
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA ON RAISING OUR
CONSCIOUSNESS AND REPRESENTING
THE FIRST PEOPLES OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY IS AN OPPORTUNITY
TO CELEBRATE OUR STATE'S FIRST
PEOPLE. TRIBES AND COMMUNITIES
ACROSS THE STATE WILL COME
TOGETHER TO RECOGNIZE A SHARED
HISTORY AND THE GREAT IMPACT
THAT THE NATIVE PEOPLE OF
CALIFORNIA HAVE HAD IN SHAPING
OUR STATE. WE ALSO REFLECT ON
THE INJUSTICES PERPETRATED
AGAINST CALIFORNIA'S NATIVE
AMERICAN COMMUNITIES AND THE
LONG AND ONGOING STRUGGLE TO
HEAL THE DEEP WOUNDS LEFT BY
GENERATIONS OF VIOLENCE AND
DISCRIMINATION. IT HAS NOW BEEN
FIVE YEARS SINCE OUR STATE
FORMALLY APOLOGIZED FOR THE ACTS
OF DISCRIMINATION AND VIOLENCE
COMMITTED AGAINST CALIFORNIA
INDIAN TRIBES. IN THAT TIME, WE
HAVE JUST BEGUN TO SCRATCH THE
SURFACE OF WHAT CAN BE DONE TO
REBUILD BRIDGES AND TO RECTIFY
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OUR
STATE AND CALIFORNIA'S TRIBES IN
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY SHARE A
GREAT SYMPATHY FOR THE NAME OF
THE STRUGGLE OF NATIVE AMERICANS
IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. OUR
COMMITMENT TO TIKKUN OLAM
REPAIRING THE WORLD AND TO
SUPPORTING ARE PRESSED PEOPLES
OBLIGATES US TO SUPPORT
CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE. WE
STAND IN STRONG SOLIDARITY WITH
ALL OF CALIFORNIA'S TRIBES AND
CALIFORNIA INDIAN PEOPLE AND
COMMIT TO WORKING WITH TRIBAL
NATIONS TO RECTIFY THE MANY
INJUSTICES THAT HAVE BEEN
COMMITTED. IN THAT SPIRIT AND ON
BEHALF OF THE LEGISLATIVE JEWISH
CAUCUS, I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
AND I VOTE ON A CR 17. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAME
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TODAY ON
BEHALF OF THE CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATIVE LGBT Q CAUCUS IN
SUPPORT OF THE CR 17, WHICH
RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF
CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN DAY
AND THE ANNUAL CALIFORNIA INDIAN
CULTURAL AWARENESS CONFERENCE
THIS DAY AND ASSOCIATED
CONFERENCE ARE VITAL TO
CALIFORNIA AS THEY PROVIDE THE
AVENUE FOR EDUCATORS TO RECEIVE
CRITICAL RESOURCES AS WELL AS
PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR KIDS
TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE
HISTORY OF NATIVE AMERICAN
TRIBES. AS HISTORY SHOWS
EUROPEAN COLONIZATION OF NATIVE
AMERICANS NOT ONLY DEVASTATED
EACH COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE, BUT
ALSO UPROOTED THE CEREMONIAL
ROLES OF LGBT Q AND TWO SPIRIT
NATIVES. COLONIZERS WERE
CALCULATING IN THEIR CAMPAIGN TO
IMPOSE ANTI INDIGENOUS VALUES
USING VIOLENCE AND COERCION TO
NOT ONLY REPLACE NATIVE
TRADITIONS BUT ALSO TO ERASE
SIGNIFICANT STORIES AND
KNOWLEDGE THAT HAD PREVIOUSLY
BEEN PASSED DOWN THROUGH FUTURE
GENERATIONS. AS SUCH TRIBES LOST
GENERATIONAL STORIES OF LGBTQ
AND TWO SPIRIT NATIVES WHO HELD
SPECIAL STANDING OR WERE REVERED
AS HOLY BEINGS AND L G B T Q.
AND TO SPEED SPIRIT NATIVE
AMERICANS WERE FORCED INTO
HIDING. THERE ARE STILL THOSE
TODAY WHO OFTEN WISH WE COULD
SIMPLY ERASE THE DARK STAINS
FROM OUR HISTORY. BUT IF WE DO
NOT ACKNOWLEDGE THE FULL TRUTH
OF IT AND TAKE PREVENTATIVE
MEASURES, WE RUN RISK OF
ALLOWING THOSE MISTAKES TO
HAPPEN AGAIN. CALIFORNIA NATIVE
AMERICAN DAY AND ITS ASSOCIATED
CONFERENCE IS A TIME TO DEAL
WITH THE TRAUMA OF THE PAST AND
PUT BACK TOGETHER THE LOST
HISTORY AND STORIES OF
CALIFORNIA'S TRIBES. WE MUST
ACKNOWLEDGE HISTORY. WE MUST
CONVEY THE ACCURACY, EASE OF IT,
AND WE MUST LEARN FROM IT IN
ORDER TO BECOME A FULLY BETTER
SOCIETY THAT DOES NOT SHY AWAY
FROM THE DIVERSE TRADITIONS AND
IDENTITIES BUT RATHER EMBRACES
THEM. ON BEHALF OF THE
LEGISLATIVE LGBTQ CAUCUS. I'M
PROUD TO STAND WITH THE CHAIR OF
OUR LEGISLATIVE NATIVE AMERICAN
CAUCUS AND HIGHLIGHTING THE
IMPORTANCE OF NATIVE AMERICAN
CULTURE AND HISTORY AND
RECOGNIZING ARE INSEPARABLE.
INTERSECTIONALITY RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE ON A CR 17.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GALLERY VERY
YOU WERE RECOGNIZED. YES THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER MEMBERS. I
ALSO RISE IN SUPPORT OF A CR 17
AS A PROUD REPRESENTATIVE AND
HAVE HAVING THE GREAT HONOR TO
WORK WITH THEM. I DO AND THE NUM
LOCK KEY. AND THE NISSAN IN
PEOPLE IN MY DISTRICT. UM AND
TWO LAST YEAR TO HAVE AUTHORED
AND HELPED PASS IN THIS
LEGISLATURE, AND I WAS GLAD TO
HAVE BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN THAT
EFFORT TO ENSURE THAT NATIVE
PEOPLES AND TRIBES WOULD BE ABLE
TO ACTUALLY TAKE OVER AND TAKE
ON CONSERVATION EASEMENTS. THIS
IS SOMETHING THAT CAME TO MY
ATTENTION AS THEY REPRESENT. THE
AREA OF CHICO IN CHICO STATE,
ACTUALLY RAN A AND OPERATED A
CONSERVATION EASEMENT IN THE
DISTRICT AND WAS NOT ABLE TO
TRANSFER THAT TO THE NATIVE
PEOPLES IMMATURE TO TRIBE TO
MANAGE AND OPERATE THAT BECAUSE
UNDER CALIFORNIA LAW THAT WASN'T
PERMITTED. WE CHANGED THAT LAST
YEAR, AND I'M PROUD OF THAT WORK
AND PROUD TO WORK WITH THE
AUTHOR. WHO HAS DONE MANY THINGS
TO HELP ENSURE THAT THE THAT WE
RECOGNIZE THE GREAT
CONTRIBUTIONS OF NATIVE
AMERICANS. TO THIS STATE. UM I
ALSO YOU KNOW, NO, WE HAVE A LOT
MORE WORK TO DO AND WHAT AND WE
RECOGNIZE THIS EARLIEST YEAR OF
MISSING NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN.
UM AND THE TERRIBLE THINGS
ATROCITIES THAT HAVE BEEN DONE
THAT WE NEED TO DO MORE ABOUT,
AND I KNOW THE AUTHOR HAS BEEN
IN BEEN DOING A LOT OF WORK ON
THAT FRONT. PROUD TO STAND WITH
HIM IS THIS IS THIS IS A
BIPARTISAN EFFORT, REPUBLICANS
AND DEMOCRATS COMING TOGETHER.
TO WORK WITH THE FIRST PEOPLE. I
ALSO THINK OF WILDFIRE
PREVENTION AND THE WORK THAT'S
BEEN DONE IN THE AREA PRESCRIBED
FIRE AND HOW NATIVE PEOPLES ARE
STEPPING UP. TO DO A LOT OF THAT
WORK THAT THEY'VE KNOWN THIS.
THIS IS THINGS THAT WE JUST YOU
KNOW THAT WE HAVE NEEDED TO
RELEARN THAT WE NEEDED TO THAT
THEY ALREADY KNEW. UM AND SO THE
WORK THAT WE'VE DONE WITH SO
MANY ACROSS THE STATE UM NATIVE
TRIBES AND PEOPLES THANKFUL FOR
THAT WORK, AND I'M PROUD OF
SUPPORT THIS RESOLUTION TODAY.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GALLAGHER
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LEAGUE YOU WERE
RECOGNIZED. I JUST WANT TO THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I JUST
WANTED TO RISE AND ENJOIN MY
COLLEAGUES IN SUPPORTING A CR 17
ON BEHALF OF THE ÁP. ASIAN
PACIFIC ISLANDER. IT LEGISLATIVE
CAUCUS. UH CERTAINLY THE IMPACTS
OF IMPERIALISM AND COLONIALISM
HAVE ALSO IMPACTED SO MANY
WITHIN THE ASIAN AMERICAN
DIASPORA THAT HAVE ENDED UP HERE
TO ABLE TO SHARE AND LEARN SO
MUCH FROM OUR FIRST
CIVILIZATIONS, AND I WANT TO
RECOGNIZE HOW IMPORTANT IT IS
ESPECIALLY THE WORK OF THE
AUTHOR, ESPECIALLY IN
ESTABLISHING FEATHER ALERT,
WHICH MANY OF OUR COLLEAGUES
HAVE BEEN VERY UM, HELPFUL IN
GETTING TOGETHER AND REALLY WANT
TO STRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF
CELEBRATING CALIFORNIA, AMERICAN
DAY AND BRINGING MORE CULTURE
AWARENESS FOR CALIFORNIA. INDIAN
AMERICANS AS ALSO SPOTLIGHTING,
MURDERED AND INDIGENOUS,
MURDERED AND MISSING INDIGENOUS
WOMEN AS WELL. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS WOULD YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND THANK YOU TO MY
COLLEAGUES AND DIFFERENT
CAUCUSES THAT SPOKE. WE HAVE
WORKED TOGETHER IN THIS
LEGISLATURE TO TACKLE THE
MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS
WOMEN CREATING FEATHER ALERT FOR
THE FIRST TIME IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. WE ALSO DID MOVE
TOGETHER AS A BODY AND STARTED
TO RENAME AN INSTITUTION IN SAN
FRANCISCO THAT NO LONGER BEARS
THE NAME OF SOMEONE THAT
COMMITTED GENOCIDE AGAINST THE
UK INDIAN PEOPLE. NOW THAT
INSTITUTION IS CALLED COLLEGE OF
THE LAW SAN FRANCISCO TOGETHER
IN THIS LEGISLATURE, WE ARE
CORRECTING A WRONG WRONG IN THE
HISTORY OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. WE ALSO DID MOVE
FORWARD ON A PIECE OF
LEGISLATION THAT DEALS WITH
WORKING WITHIN THE EDUCATIONAL
SYSTEM TO LEARN MORE ABOUT
CALIFORNIA, INDIAN PEOPLE AND
THE 3RD AND 4TH GRADE AND THEN
THE MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH
SCHOOL. WE HAVE WORKED TOGETHER
TO WORK ON REPATRIATION
REPATRIATION ITEMS THAT COME
BACK TO TRIBES FOR REBURIAL. AND
JUST RECENTLY, WE HAD A HEARING.
THAT IDENTIFIED THE CAL STATE
UNIVERSITIES HAVE OVER 700,000
NATIVE AMERICAN REMAINS. WE
STILL HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO DO,
BUT WE START BY ACKNOWLEDGING
SEPTEMBER 22ND AS CALIFORNIA
NATIVE AMERICAN DAY AND STAND
UNITED SIDE BY SIDE TO UPLIFT
THE CALIFORNIA'S FIRST PEOPLE
THAT CALIFORNIA INDIANS OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MOHS. CLERK
OPENED THE ROLE. VOTE, WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRED ABOUT ALL THOSE
VOTERS DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
CLOSED THE ROLE. BY 73. NO. ZERO
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
RESOLUTION. OKAY. WE DON'T HAVE
. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS, PLEASE
WELCOME TRIBAL CHAIR PERSONS WHO
ARE IN THE REAR OF THE CHAMBER.
FROM THE WILTON RANCHERIA.
WELCOME. HEY, SOOS. THERON, GO.
FROM THE PICK. A NEW PICAYUNE
RANCHERIA OF THE CHECK A CHANCE.
INDIANS WELCOME JANET QUÊ BILL.
AND FROM THE PALLA BAND OF
MISSION. INDIANS WELCOME ROBERT
SMITH.
AND MEMBERS. LET'S ALSO WELCOME
BONUS CD. THANK YOU FOR
ATTENDING TODAY.
AND. MEMBERS ALSO WELCOME
RUSSELL BUSTER ATTEBERRY, THE
CHAIRMAN OF THE KARAOKE TRIBE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ATTENDING
TODAY.
MEMBERS WE ARE ON FILE 216.
MAYBE 14 45. CLERK WILL READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 45 BY SOME
REMEMBER ARAMBULA INOCULATING
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. YEAH.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 14 45, THE
NANG TAO DROWNING PREVENTION
ACT, WHICH IS NAMED IN HONOR OF
A CONSTITUENT OF THE 31ST
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. NAME WAS AN
18 YEAR OLD SENIOR PREPARING TO
GRADUATE AS VALEDICTORIAN AT
EDISON HIGH SCHOOL IN FRESNO,
WHEN HE TRAGICALLY DROWNED IN A
LOCAL RIVER AND 2017 IN A YEAR
JUST LIKE THIS WHEN OUR RIVERS
ARE SO FULL BY INCREASING
AWARENESS OF SWIM SAFETY AND
DROWNING PREVENTION AT AN EARLY
AGE. MAYBE 14 45 CAN HELP SAVE
LIVES OF CALIFORNIANS. SENATE
AMENDMENTS APPLY PROVISIONS OF
THE BILL TO ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
INSTEAD OF PUBLIC ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS. THANK YOU MEMBERS. AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA.
SEEING NO DEBATE OR DISCUSSION
CLERK OPENED THE ROLE. OTHER
SPORTS DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTES. DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE
THE ROLE. 63 NO. ZERO SEND IT.
AMENDS, CONCURRED IN.
MEMBERS WE HAVE A SPECIAL GUEST
THAT'S IN THE BACK OF THE
CHAMBER. CONGRESSMAN GARCIA
WELCOME CONGRESSMAN CONGRESSMAN
GARCIA TO THE ASSEMBLY FLOOR.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE TO
ASSEMBLY, THIRD READING PAST AND
RETAIN ON ITEMS TO 22 TO 26.
MOVING ON TO ASSEMBLE. FILE
NUMBER 252 S P 91. CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 91 BY SENATOR
AMBERG AND ACCOLADE TO
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOWENTHAL, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER AND COLLEAGUES ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR UMBERG. PLEASED TO
PRESENT SP 91, WHICH SEEKS TO
PERMANENTLY EXEMPT PROJECTS,
WHICH CONVERT MOTELS INTO
SUPPORTIVE OR TRANSITIONAL
HOUSING. FROM THE CALIFORNIA
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT, ALSO
KNOWN AS SEQUA. CALIFORNIA'S
HOMELESS AND HOUSING CRISIS HAS
ONLY BECOME MORE DIRE OVER THE
PAST FEW YEARS. IN 2018, THE
CITY OF LOS ANGELES, ESTABLISHED
AN INTERIM MOTEL CONVERSION
ORDINANCE. TO ALLOW FOR MOTEL.
CAN CONVERSIONS ON A TEMPORARY
15 YEAR BASIS. BY ENTERING INTO
A CONTRACT WITH HOMELESS SERVICE
PROVIDERS. WHILE MANY OF THESE
MOTELS ARE IDEAL SITES FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING, THE SECRET
PROCESS OFTEN LEADS TO
UNNECESSARY COSTS RANGING FROM
100,000 UP TO A MILLION DOLLARS.
IN ADDITION TO POTENTIAL
ADMINISTRATIVE AND LITIGATION
DELAYS. IN 2019, THE LEGISLATOR
. LEGISLATURE PASSES BEFORE 50,
WHICH EXEMPTED MOTEL CONVERSIONS
FOR HOMELESS PROJECTS FROM SEQUA
UNTIL JANUARY. 1ST 2025 ALONG
WITH PROJECT HUNKY, AS BEFORE,
50 HAS HELPED STREAMLINE AT
LEAST 804 UNITS OF MOTEL
CONVERSIONS WITHIN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA. DUE TO THE SUCCESS
THAT SP 4 50 HAS HAD AND
BRINGING CRITICALLY NEEDED
HOUSING ONLINE TO HOUSE HOMELESS
POPULATIONS. SB 91 IS NECESSARY
TO INDEFINITELY EXTEND THE
SEQUEL EXEMPTION MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. REMEMBER LOWENTHAL.
SAYING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. I JUST
DECIDED. TO ALL THOSE VOTING
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTERS
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLARK CLOSED THE
ROLE. I 65 NOW ZERO MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING ON. TO FILE
NUMBER 255 SP 335 CLERK WILL
READ. THE SENATE BILL 3 35 BY
CENTER COURT, EASY AND OTHERS,
AN ACCOLADE AND TAXATION.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU. VERY,
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MADAM CHAIR
I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT SENATOR
CORTEZ'S SB 335. THIS BILL WOULD
GRANT THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
TEMPORARY AUTHORITY TO GIVE
VOTERS THE OPTION TO RAISE LOCAL
TAXES UNTIL DECEMBER. 2028
EXISTING LAW ALLOWS LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS INCLUDING CITIES,
COUNTIES IN CERTAIN SPECIAL
DISTRICTS TO COLLECTIVELY LEVY
LOCAL SALES TAX UP TO 2% LIMIT.
THE BILL DOES NOT INCREASE THE
TAXES SELF THAT DISCRETION
CONTINUES TO REMAIN WITH THE
VOTERS. THE BILL WAS ALSO
RECENTLY AMENDED TO ADD CLEANUP
LANGUAGE TO MY A B 2453 FROM
LAST YEAR. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AND I VOTE. SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE. THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE BOATS
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTERS WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE
THE ROLE. 47 NOES 15. MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER
256 SB 5 37 CLERK WILL READ THE
BILL 5 37 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
SOMEBODY MEMBER HEART REMEMBER
HEART YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO SP 5 37 BY
SENATOR BECKER THE AMENDMENT
INCLUDES SUGGESTIONS FROM THE
CLERK, OFFICIALS AND ADDRESS
CHAPTER RING OUT CONFLICTS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HEART IS SAYING
NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. THIS IS
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY, AYE AYE OPPOSED. NO THE
BILL GOES OUT. THE VOICE VOTE ON
THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE
BILL GOES OUT TO PRINT AND BACK
ON FILE. MOVING ON TO FILE
NUMBER 257 SP 33 CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 33, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
DIXON DIXON, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I WRITE ON BEHALF OF MY
COLLEAGUES, SENATOR GLASER TO
AMEND SB 33. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL IN NATURE AND BRING
MOST OPPOSITION TO A NEUTRAL
POSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS
SEEING NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR
SAY AYE, AYE. OPPOSED. YOU GUYS,
YOUR EYES ARE REALLY WEAK TODAY.
COME ON. UM THE BILL. THE AMENDS
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
GOES OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. WE'RE MOVING ONTO FILE
NUMBER 2 60 SP 372 CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 3 72 BY
CENTER, MANY OF OUR AND OTHERS
AND ACCOLADES, PROFESSIONS AND
VOCATIONS VERB YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. GOOD MORNING, MADAM
SPEAKER MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT SB 3 72 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR MENJIVAR. SP 3 72 IS A
BIPARTISAN AUTHORED BILL THAT
AIMS TO PROTECT THE PRIVACY AND
ENSURE THE SAFETY OF TRANSGENDER
AND NON BINARY CALIFORNIANS BY
ELIMINATING THE USE OF DEAD
NAMES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF
CONSUMER AFFAIRS FOR LICENSED
PROFESSIONALS WHO HAVE CHANGED
THEIR LEGAL NAMES FOR THOSE OF
YOU WHO MAY NOT KNOW WHEN
TRANSGENDER AND NON BINARY
PEOPLE TRANSITION OR COME OUT.
THEY MAY CHOOSE TO LEGALLY
CHANGE THEIR NAME TO AFFIRM
THEIR IDENTITY. THEIR ORIGINAL
OR BIRTH NAME IS THEN REFERRED
TO AS THEY'RE DEAD NAME. THIS
BILL ALSO AIMS PROTECT FOLKS WHO
CHANGE THEIR LEGAL NAMES FOR
OTHER REASONS, INCLUDING FOR
SAFETY REASONS. FOR EXAMPLE, IF
SOMEONE HAS EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND IS REGISTERED WITH
THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S SAFE AT
HOME PROGRAM THE DEPARTMENT OF
CONSUMER AFFAIRS PROVIDES
LICENSES FOR A RANGE OF FOLKS
FROM MANICURIST TO SOCIAL
WORKERS. CURRENTLY, ANYONE
LICENSED BY THE D. C. A WHO
LEGALLY CHANGES THEIR NAMES
STILL HAS THEIR DEAD NAME OR
BIRTH NAME VISIBLE ON THE S
ONLINE LICENSING PLATFORM. IF A
LICENSE IS FORMER NAME IS STILL
VISIBLE ON THE DCS ONLINE SYSTEM
. IT CAN UNINTENTIONALLY ALSO
OUT A LICENSEE AS TRANS WITHOUT
THEIR CONSENT. TRANS PEOPLE
EXPERIENCE HIGH RATES OF
DISCRIMINATION ALREADY, WITH
ALMOST HALF OF THE PEOPLE
SURVEYED AND THE MOST RECENT US
TRANS SURVEY REPORTING VERBAL
HARASSMENT AND CLOSE TO A THIRD
EXPERIENCING DISCRIMINATION IN
THE WORKPLACE BY USING AND ONLY
DISPLAYING A D. A. D C S
LICENSES CURRENT LEGAL NAME, THE
STATE CAN PROTECT BOTH THE
PRIVACY AND SAFETY OF ITS
LICENSED PROFESSIONALS. THIS
BILL WILL NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER
DOCUMENTS AFFILIATED WITH THE
LICENSES, FORMER NAME OR THEIR
LICENSE NUMBER AND REQUIRES THAT
DCA ESTABLISHED A PROCESS TO
IDENTIFY A LICENSEE WHO HAS
CHANGED THEIR NAME IF NECESSARY
FOR PURPOSES OF A COMPLAINT. IT
STRIKES A BALANCE BETWEEN
CONSUMER PROTECTION AND LICENSEE
PRIVACY AND ONLY AFFECTS A
PREVIOUS NAME UPON REQUEST. SP 3
72 TAKES A SIMPLE STEP TO
PROTECT THE SEA A LICENSES
INCLUDING TRANS AS WELL AS
GENDER, DON CONFORMING LICENSED
PROFESSIONALS AT A TIME WHEN
THESE PROTECTIONS ARE MORE
IMPORTANT THAN EVER. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE, NO DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE DOOR. OTHERS
VOTED DESIRED ABOUT ALL THOSE
VOTERS DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CALL IT CLOSE THE ROLE. 55
NOS. FIVE. MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ONTO FILE NUMBER 262 SP 3
89 CLERK WILL READ 3 89 BY
SENATOR ALLEN AND OTHERS AN
ACCOLADE IN THE WATER.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BY BAUER-KAHAN
. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR ALLEN. I RISE
TO PRESENT SP 3 89, WHICH
PROVIDES THE STATE WATER
RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD WITH THE
ABILITY TO VERIFY THE EXISTENCE
AND SCOPE OF CLAIMS TO SENIOR
WATER RIGHTS THROUGH RECENT
AMENDMENTS WORKED ON IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE BILL'S
ORIGINAL OPPOSITION. THE
OPPOSITION COALITION IS NOW
MOVED TO NEUTRAL. CALIFORNIA HAS
A COMPLICATED HISTORY WHEN IT
COMES TO WATER RIGHTS AND THOSE
WHO CLAIM TO HOLD PRE 1914
RIGHTS, UM ARE EXEMPTED FROM THE
SCRUTINY GIVEN TO POST 1914
COUNTERPARTS AMIDST WATER
RESOURCE UNCERTAINTY CAUSED BY
CLIMATE CHANGE. IT IS A COME
INCREASINGLY MORE CHALLENGING
FOR THE BOARD TO MANAGE OUR
PRECIOUS WATER SYSTEMS. GIVEN
THE NEED TO ACCOUNT FOR
DIVERSIONS AND LACK OF
SUFFICIENT INFORMATION ABOUT
THEM BY PROVIDING THE BOARD
ABILITY TO ASK FOR PROOF OF
THESE RIGHTS AND RELEVANT
INFORMATION, THE BOARD IS ABLE
TO MAKE MORE INFORMED DECISIONS
A BENEFIT TO ALL HOLDERS IN THE
SYSTEM, REGARDLESS OF THEIR KIND
OF RIGHT. SP 3 80 NINE'S PRIMARY
FOCUS IS INFORMATION GATHERING.
I WANT TO BE CLEAR THAT NO NEW
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS ARE
CREATED THROUGH THIS BILL
MEMBERS. THE BILL IS NOT AN
OVERHAUL OF OUR WATER RIGHTS
SYSTEM. INSTEAD THE MEASURES
AIMED AT ENSURING OUR SYSTEM IS
OPERATING THE WAY IT IS SUPPOSED
TO BEFORE WE RUN OUT OF TIME TO
FIX IT WITH THAT, I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR I VOTE, NO DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. ALL THOSE VOTERS DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE ALL THOSE VOTERS WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. WE'LL CLOSE THE
ROLE. ISAIAH 50. NO 17 MEASURE
PASSES. MOVING TO FILE NUMBER
277 SB 7 43 REQUIERAN. THE
SENATE BILL 7 43 BY CENTER WHEN
AND I'M RELATED TO INSURANCE.
REMEMBER CHEN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. SP 743 IS A NON
CONTROVERSIAL TECHNICAL MEASURE
DEALING WITH FRAUD DISCLOSURE
REQUIREMENTS ON INSURANCE
DOCUMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
WHERE I VOTE. SEEING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROAD. OTHERS VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE? CLOSE
THE ROLE. I 73 NO. ZERO MEASURE
PASSES.
MOVING ONTO FILE NUMBER 279 SP
332 PEOPLE READ. THE SENATE BILL
3, 32 BY SENEGAL, TZ AND OTHERS
AND HAPPILY INTO EMPLOYMENT,
DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREAFTER
TAKE AFFECT IMMEDIATELY
REMEMBER. HEY NHIÀU RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER AND
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT SP 3
32 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR CORTEZ,
WHICH I AM PROUD TO BE A
PRINCIPAL CO AUTHOR SP 33 32
REFLECTS MONTHS LONG
NEGOTIATIONS AND HISTORIC
AGREEMENT. BETWEEN MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION AND
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AND IS THE
FIRST EVER NATIONWIDE COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING AGREEMENT FROM MINOR
LEAGUE PLAYERS. THERE ARE NINE
CALIFORNIA MINOR LEAGUE TEAMS
COMPRISED OF 362 MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL PLAYERS. SP 3 32 WOULD
EXEMPT THESE PLAYERS FROM
CERTAIN WAGE, OVERTIME REST,
PERIOD RECORDKEEPING AND MEAL
PERIODS AS LONG AS THERE IS A
VALID COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
AGREEMENT. THIS LANGUAGE
RECOGNIZES THAT APPLYING WAGE
AND HOUR STATUTES TO MINOR
LEAGUE BASEBALL WOULD
DRAMATICALLY ALTER HOW PLAYERS
ARE UTILIZED AND HOW GAMES ARE
PLAYED IN CALIFORNIA'S NINE
MAJOR LEAGUE VENUES. SP 3 32
WOULD ENSURE MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL PLAYERS ACROSS
CALIFORNIA WILL SEE RECEIVE A
SIGNIFICANT NEW INCREASE IN
REGULAR SEASON SALARY AND
BENEFITS, PLUS THE ADDITION OF
SPRING TRAINING AND OFFSEASON
PAY. THE BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION
AND STRONG BIPARTISAN SUPPORT,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE ON BEHALF OF SENATOR TOOK
ORTEZ. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLING
MEMBER HANEY SAYING NO
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. THIS IS A
54 VOTE BILL. UM, TRICK WILL
OPEN. THOSE GIRLS WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLE. I 71 KNOWS ONE ON THE
URGENCY. HAD LOST 71 AND ONE NO
ON THE BILL. MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. RETURNING TO ITEM 32.
SP 3 14. BY MY BY MCCARTY ON
SECOND READING FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS, THE CLERK WILL READ.
THE SENATE BILL 3 14 AND WITH
AMENDMENTS BY SOME MCCARTHY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY. YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED ON YOUR AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER ON
BEHALF OF MY COLLEAGUE, SENATOR
ASHBY, ALSO FROM SACRAMENTO,
PRESENTING THESE AMENDMENTS
TECHNICAL IN NATURE, ADDRESSING
SOME CHAPTER RING ISSUES RELATED
TO OUR COUNTY, INDEPENDENT
REDISTRICTING, RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE FOR THESE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION TO TAKING A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS?
SAYING NONE. SITTING HERE AND
NONE ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY, AYE
, AYE, THAT'S BETTER. OPPOSED
SAYING NO. THE EYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINTING BACK ON FILE.
MEMBERS RETURNING TO ITEM ONE A
C, A ONE BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
AGUILAR CURRY FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK WILL READ
SOMEBODY CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT ONE WITH AMENDMENTS BY
SOMEONE AGUIAR-CURRY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUILAR CURRY.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED ON YOUR
AMENDMENTS AT MY DESK. MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS TO ONE WHICH ADDRESS
A DRAFTING ERROR AND ADDS CO
AUTHORS WHO WERE INADVERTENTLY
LEFT OFF AMENDMENTS TAKEN
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
SEEING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION IN TAKING THE VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS? NO
OBJECTION. SCENE AND HEARING NO
MHM. ALL THOSE IN PAPER AND BY
SAYING, I OPPOSE THE EYES. HAVE
IT THE AMENDMENTS OR ADOPTED AND
BACK ON FILE.
WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE'LL MOVE
BACK TO MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
TO ALLOW MAJORITY LEADER BRIAN
TO MAKE A MOTION. MR MAJORITY
LEADER YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. THE REQUEST THE
AUTHOR, PLEASE MOVE FILE ITEM.
255 A CR 85 VIA PUT WENT TO THE
INACTIVE FILE WILL NOTE.
MEMBERS. MOVING BACK TO FILE
FILE NUMBER 263 SP 463 CLERK
WILL READ. THE SENATE BILL 4 63
BY SANTA WAHABI AND OTHERS
INOCULATING THE JUVENILES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON. YOU
WILL RECOGNIZE. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MADAM. SPEAKER MEMBERS, UM
I RISE TO PRESENT SB 4 63 BY
SENATOR WAHABI, WHICH REMOVES
THE AUTOMATIC PRESUMPTION THAT
THE INABILITY OF THE PARENTS TO
FULFILL A COURT ORDER TREATMENT
PROGRAM IS ENOUGH TO DENY
REUNIFICATION OF PARENTS AND
CHILDREN. THERE ARE MANY REASONS
UNRELATED TO FITNESS. OR
CHILDREN SAFETY THAT A PARENT OR
GUARDIAN MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO
FULFILL, UM, PARTICULAR
TREATMENT PROGRAMS. ONE BEING
INABILITY TO SORRY INABILITY TO
TAKE TAKE OFF WORK. LACK OF
TREATMENT PROGRAMS LONG LISTED A
WAITLIST ILLNESS AND INABILITY
TO AFFORD THE PROGRAM, CHILD
WELFARE RESEARCH RECENTLY AND
READING AND RECENT LEGISLATIVE
TREND SUGGESTS, UM, CURRENT RISK
TO CHILDREN SHOULD ALWAYS BE
ANALYZED, NOT A PARENT'S LEVEL
OF COMPETENCE, MAINLY PEOPLE IN
POVERTY ARE FEARFUL. UM AND IT
RECEIVED GENERATIONAL OR
GENERATIONAL TRAUMA AROUND THE
WELFARE SYSTEM. LASTLY SB 4 63
REQUIRES A COURT PRIORITIZING
CHILDREN'S SITUATION, NOT THE
PARENTS. THIS BILL STRENGTHENS
JUDICIAL DISCRETION AND ALLOW
THE COURTS TO MAKE A HOLISTIC
DETERMINATION WHEN A DECISION
FOR FAMILY REUNIFICATION IS TO
BE GRANTED. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
WHAT I VOTE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GIBSON SING, NO DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLE. THE DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ISAF ORTIZ CLOAK CLOSED
THE ROLL EYES 50 KNOWS 10.
MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS. OR THERE. IS THERE ANY
MEMBER THAT HAS AN ITEM ON THE
THIRD READING OR CONCURRENCE
THAT WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THAT UP
NOW? DON'T ALL RUSH TO THE
FRONT.
MEMBERS WITHOUT OBJECTION. WE'LL
MOVE BACK TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS TO ALLOW ASSISTANT
MAJORITY LEADER HEART TO MAKE
TWO MOTIONS ASSISTANT ASSISTANT
MAJORITY LEADER HEART YOUR
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO RESCIND THE ACTION
WHEREBY SP 91 NUMBER WAS READ A
THIRD TIME AND PASSED TODAY
WITHOUT OBJECTION. SUCH WILL BE
THE ORDER. I MOVED TO SUSPEND
ASSEMBLY RULES 63 AND 77 TO
ALLOW ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN TO
TAKE UP HIS A B. 4 TO 1 FOR
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANCHEZ. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. WE WITHHOLD CONSENT AND
ASK FOR A ROLL CALL VOTE.
SANCHEZ IS WITHHOLDING UNANIMOUS
CONSENT. SOMEBODY MEMBER HEART
MOVES SUDDENLY REMEMBER, GIBSON
SECONDS RULES. OH ROUTE SUB.
SUSPEND THE RULES OPEN THE ROLE.
THIS IS NOT DEBATABLE. ALL THOSE
BOATS. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
MAJORITY LEADER ASKED FOR I
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANCHEZ ASKED
FOR A NO. THANKS 41, A. CLERK
CLOSED. THE ROLE IS 53 NO 17.
THE RULES ARE SUSPENDED.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. CORPORAL RED. SIMPLY
BEFORE 21 BIAS, SOMEBODY MEMBER
BRIAN AND OTHER SNAPPLE INTO
ELECTIONS AND DECLARING THE
URGENCY THEIR APPS TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER, RIGHT?
YOU RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER COLLEAGUES, 84 21 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE FROM
IMMEDIATE TRANSMITTAL FROM THE
SENATE BEFORE 21 IS AN IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS MEASURE THAT PASSED
INTO THIS HOUSE WAS 60 VOTES
DURING HOUSE OF ORIGIN. IT DOES
THREE REALLY SIMPLE AND CLEAN
THINGS ONE. IT LETS THE VOTERS
ACROSS CALIFORNIA KNOW WHO WAS
PAYING FOR A REFERENDUM BY
PUTTING THAT INFORMATION IN THE
VOTER GUIDE. SECOND IT ALLOWS
THE PROPONENTS OF A REFERENDUM
TO PULL BACK THAT REFERENDUM IF
THERE IS A LEGISLATIVE FIX OR
SOME OTHER REMEDY IN THE MAKING
, AND LASTLY, IT CLARIFIES THE
YES OR NO QUESTION, WHICH IS
EXTREMELY CONFUSING. OFTEN.
VOTERS DON'T KNOW THAT A NO MADE
MEAN A YES. THAT DOUBLE NEGATIVE
WAS DESIGNED TO BE CONFUSING
OVER 100 YEARS AGO. THIS
CLARIFIES IT REALLY QUICKLY KEEP
THE LAW OR CHANGE THE LAW. AGAIN
IT JUST LEFT WITH THE SENATE
WITH URGENCY. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SALLY, YOU WERE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. I RISE
IN STRONG OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL, WHICH MAKES IT HARDER FOR
THE PEOPLE OF THIS STATE TO
EXERCISE THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHT OF REFERENDUM OVER THIS
BODY. UNDER THE CONSTITUTION.
THE PEOPLE OF THIS STATE HAVE A
RIGHT TO CHECK THE POWER OF THE
LEGISLATURE AND TO REVERSE A
FLAWED OR BAD LAW POWER. THE
PEOPLE OF THIS STATE HAVE
EXERCISED CONSISTENTLY, IN FACT
, MORE OFTEN MORE RECENTLY,
WHETHER IT WAS WITH 85 WERE UBER
AND LYFT WAS ABLE TO
SUCCESSFULLY REPEAL IT OR THE
FAST FOOD INDUSTRY WHEN A BILL
WAS PASSED TO RAISE FAST FOOD
COSTS THROUGH THE ROOF, WHICH
CALIFORNIA'S CAN'T AFFORD. THIS
BILL IS DESIGNED TO MAKE IT
HARDER FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS
STATE TO PASS A REFERENDUM TO
QUALIFY AND TO PASS IT. THAT IS
WRONG, AND IT IS AN ATTACK ON
OUR DEMOCRACY. THAT'S WHAT THIS
BILL IS URGE MY COLLEAGUES TO
REJECT THIS. ALLOW THE PEOPLE
THEIR RIGHT TO CHECK THIS BODY.
THAT'S THERE, RIGHT. I KNOW YOU
DON'T LIKE IT. BUT THAT'S THEIR
RIGHT AND THAT'S THEIR POWER,
AND WE SHOULD NOT MAKE IT HARDER
FOR THEM TO QUALIFY A REFERENDUM
ON THE BALLOT. SO FOR THAT, I
WILL BE STRONGLY OPPOSING IT.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SILENTLY.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER JOE PATTERSON.
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. UH THIS MEASURE
SEEKS SEVERAL REFORMS IN THE
INITIATIVE PROCESS AND THAT ARE
WORTH DISCUSSION IN EACH OF
THEIR OWN RIGHTS. BUT IT IS
MISSING ONE MASSIVE, UH, PART,
AND THAT'S THE FACT THAT THE
BALLOT TITLE SUMMARY ARE WRITTEN
BY COMPLETELY BIASED, ELECTED
OFFICIAL AND NOT AN INDEPENDENT
SOURCE THAT FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWS
ARE INITIATIVE PROCESS IN
CALIFORNIA WITH THAT, I ASKED
FOR A NO VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PATTERSON.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRYANT. WOULD
YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? YES
COLLEAGUES. WHEN THIS BILL FIRST
CAME BEFORE US, IT WAS
INCREDIBLY AMBITIOUS. IT DID
SEEK TO ADDRESS TIMELINES. IT
DID SEEK TO ENSURE THAT
VOLUNTEERS WERE OUT DOING
SIGNATURE GATHERING INSTEAD OF
THIS PAY FOR PLAY BOUNTY HUNTER
BUSINESS THAT WE HAVE NOW IT WAS
INCREDIBLY AMBITIOUS. IT HAS
BEEN PARED BACK TREMENDOUSLY. IT
DOESN'T TOUCH TIMELINES. IT
DOESN'T TOUCH SIGNATURE
GATHERINGS. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO
WITH HOW HARD IT IS TO GET
SOMETHING. ON THE REFERENDUM
BALLOT. IN FACT, IT SHOULD BE
HARD. TO UNDO THE WORK OF THE
LEGISLATURE THAT HAS MORE WOMEN
THAN IT'S EVER HAD BEFORE. THAT
HAS MORE BLACK FOLKS THAN IT'S
EVER HAD BEFORE. THAT HAS AN L G
B T Q CAUCUS AT PARITY WITH THE
STATE IF YOU'RE GOING TO UNDO
THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE, NOW THAT THE
PEOPLE FINALLY REPRESENT THIS
HOUSE THAT SHOULD TAKE AN EFFORT
DRIVEN BY THE PEOPLE IN THE
COMMUNITIES. AND THEY SHOULD DO
IT IN AN HONEST WAY. THE CURRENT
PROCESS IS CONFUSING AS MY
COLLEAGUE FROM CORONA MENTIONED
THIS PROCESS HAS FLAWS. HE KNOWS
THOSE FLAWS BECAUSE IN THE
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE, HE HIMSELF
DID NOT KNOW WHETHER OR NO OR
YES, MENTAL NO OR YES, WE ARE
CLARIFYING. WE ARE CLEANING THIS
UP. WE ARE DOING IT THE RIGHT
WAY, AND WE ARE DOING IT FOR THE
PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR VOTE.
CLICK WILL OPEN THE ROLE. ON HIS
BOAT WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLICK CLOSE THE ROLE.
EXCUSE ME OPEN THE ROLE. THIS IS
URGENCY. WE NEED TO VOTE OF 54
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE MEMBERS. WE NEED
54 VOTES. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
WILL CLOSE THE ROLE. HI IS 54 NO
17. ON THE URGENCY. ISAF 54 NO
17 ON THE BILL. BUILT SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
WE'RE INTO THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
BEFORE WE VOTE. WE WILL FIRST
TAKE UP THE RESOLUTIONS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ADDING CO AUTHORS. THE CLERK
WILL READ THE RESOLUTIONS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. THE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION. 1 15 BIAS SOMEBODY
REMEMBER WALL DURING THE
RELATIVE TO DISC GOLF HOUSE
RESOLUTION 56 BYS, AND WE WERE
RODRIGUEZ RELATIVE TO 911 FOR
KIDS SAFETY. EDUCATION MONTH
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 60
BY CENTER SEYARTO RELATIVE TO
SERVICE STOCK APPRECIATION MONTH
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 70
BY SENATORS, SEYARTO AND OTHER
SHOWS TO PITCH GONE WHISKEY
MOUNTAIN DAY. SENATE-ROOM
RESOLUTION 82 BY SENATOR WAHAB
AND OTHERS. CALIFORNIA
FIREFIGHTER APPRECIATION MONTH
AND CALIFORNIA FIREFIGHTER'S
MEMORIAL DAY SENATE-ROOM
RESOLUTION. 84 BY SENATOR
ALVARADO KILL RELATIVE TO
CALIFORNIA RUNAWAY AND HOMELESS
YOUTH PREVENTION MONTH AND
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 85
BY SENATOR NEAL RELATIVES ASKING
ME AWARENESS DAY. CLICK ON THE
ROAD TO ALLOW ANY MEMBER TO ADD
ON AS A CO AUTHOR TO THE
RESOLUTIONS. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLOSE
THE ROLL EYES 72 NO. ZERO. THERE
ARE 72 CO AUTHORS. WE'RE INTO
THE VOTE ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. DOES ANY MEMBER WISH
TO REMOVE AN ITEM FROM THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. SINGING
HEARING NONE. THE CORPORAL READ
THE SECOND DAY CONSENT CALENDAR
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 15 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WALDRON
RELATIVE TO DISCO OFF CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLE AND I COULD THINK
CALENDAR. VOTERS DESIRED ABOVE
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTERS DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLOSE THE ROLES. I 77 NO.
ZERO CONSENT CALENDARS ADOPTED,
THE CLERK WILL READ THE
REMAINING ITEMS ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR RESOLUTION. 56 77 NO.
ZERO SENATE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 60 70 NO. ZERO
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION. 70 70 NO
. ZERO CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 82
70 NO. ZERO CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 84 70 NO. ZERO
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 85 70 NO.
ZERO. MEMBERS THE QUORUM CALL IS
STILL IN PLACE. PLEASE TAKE YOUR
SEATS WILL NOW BE MOVING TO
ADJOURNMENTS AND MEMORY. PLEASE
GIVE YOU RESPECTFUL ATTENTION TO
THOSE WHO ARE GRANTED PRIOR
PERMISSION TO SPEAK ON THE
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
. MADAM SPEAKER MEMBERS. I RISED
AS HIS BODY TO ADJOURN IN THE
MEMORY OF FORMER CALIFORNIA
STATE ASSEMBLY MEMBER GERALD
NICHOLAS JERRY ORLANDO. WHO WAS
BORN ON DECEMBER THE 29TH 1935
IN SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA TO
NICHOLAS AND NGUYEN, EFIRD
FIRMANDO. MR FERNANDO BURLANDO
UNFORTUNATELY, PASSED AWAY ON
AUGUST 23RD 2023 AT THE YOUNG
AGE OF 88 YEARS OF AGE AFTER TWO
QUICK, UNEXPECTED HEALTH RELATED
EPISODES. UM MR ORLANDO GREW UP
IN SAN PEDRO. AND AFTER
GRADUATING, UM, HE JOINED THE
UNITED STATES COAST GUARD WHERE
HE WAS TRAINED IN SONAR
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR. UPON HIS
ENLISTMENT INSPIRED IN THE COAST
GUARD, HE ENROLLED IN THE AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
AND GRADUATED IN THE EARLY
EARLIER IN 1960. HE PRACTICED
DENTISTRY UNTIL 1978 WHEN HE
DECIDED TO SUCCESSFULLY RUN FOR
THE CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY.
HE CHAMPIONED EFFORTS RELATED TO
FISHERMAN'S COMMERCIAL SPORTS.
ELDER ELDERLY PERSONS DEALING
WITH VISION ISSUES AND THOSE WHO
HAVE BEEN CHALLENGED WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES UPON
HIS RETIREMENT FROM POLITICS.
SIMILAR MEMBER REMAINED ACTIVE
IN THE IN HIS NATIVE COMMUNITY
OF SAN PEDRO SERVING BOTH AS A
BOARD MEMBER AND A LIFE MEMBER
OF THE DALMATIAN AMERICAN CLUB
IN SAN PEDRO. AND THE ETHNIC
SOCIAL CLUB. OTHER CROATIAN. UM
THIS, UH DESCENDANTS, UM, TO
WHICH HIS FAMILY HAS AFFILIATED
THEMSELVES FOR GENERATIONS, HE
WILL BE REMEMBERED BY HIS FAMILY
, HIS HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND
ALSO HIS CAREGIVER MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK THAT WE
ADJOURNED IN THE MEMORY OF OUR
FORMER COLLEAGUE THAT WAS ON
THIS GREEN FLOOR. MR GERALD IN
FERNANDO. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PHªN YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. MEMBERS TODAY I ASKED
THE ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN IN THE
MEMORY OF CHARLES CHUCK
CURCUMIN. OUR FARMERS TAKE PRIDE
IN FEEDING BILLIONS OF PEOPLE
EVERY YEAR IN THE CENTRAL
VALLEY, AND CHUCK'S LEGACY AS
THE POTATO KING OF CURRENT
COUNTY IS WELL DESERVED. CHUCK
WAS BORN IN BAKERSFIELD,
GRADUATED FROM BAKERSFIELD HIGH
SCHOOL AND WENT OFF TO FRESNO
STATE. WHERE THE UNEXPECTED LOSS
OF HIS FATHER, CHUCK, RETURNED
HOME TO HELP RUN THE FAMILY FARM
WITH HIS BROTHER, ARNOLD. BEFORE
STARTING A FAMILY. CHUCK JOINED
THE NATIONAL GUARD AND WAS
DRAFTED INTO THE ARMY, WHERE HE
WAS CALLED TO DUTY ON A SPECIAL
OPERATION AND WE HONOR HIM FOR
HIS SERVICE TO OUR NATION. ON
THE FARM. CHUCK SPENT OVER HALF
A CENTURY FARMING NEARLY 14,000
ACRES ANNUALLY DOMINATING THE
POTATO INDUSTRY. THAT LEGACY HE
HAS PASSED ON TO HIS FAMILY.
FORMING WAS A PASSION. HIS TRUE
LOVE WAS WITH HIS CHILDREN AND
SIX GRANDCHILDREN. CHASE CLARA.
ANNABELLE, GEORGIA, FAYE AND
NORA. HE ALSO FOUND GOLF AS
ANOTHER WAY TO CONNECT WITH HIS
FAMILY AND FRIENDS ALIKE,
GROWING CAMARADERIE AND ALLOWING
HIM TO TRAVEL AND COMPETE. KNOWN
FOR HIS LARGER THAN LIFE
PERSONALITY. HE WILL BE
REMEMBERED FOR HIS GENEROSITY
AND DEVOTION TO THOSE HE CARED
FOR. CHUCK PASSED AWAY IN AUGUST
17TH AFTER 77 FRUITFUL YEARS,
HIS SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY AND
COMMUNITY, HIS WIT AND HUMOR AND
HIS DEVOUT LOVE OF HIS FAMILY
WILL BE MISSED BY MANY,
INCLUDING MYSELF. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. THANK YOU. SIMILAR MEMBER
FINE. MEMBERS PLEASE BRING THE
NAMES TO THE DEATH TO BE PRINTED
IN THE JOURNAL. OUR REQUEST TO
ADJOURN IN MEMORY WILL BE DEEMED
READ AND PRINTED IN THE JOURNAL.
MEMBERS, PLEASE IDENTIFY. A
COUPLE OF ANNOUNCEMENTS. COUPLE
OF ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMBERS, PLEASE
IDENTIFY CENTERS TO MANAGE YOUR
BILLS ON THE SENATE FLOOR. WE'RE
STILL MISSING SOME OF THOSE
MEMBERS. PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT
THIS FRIDAY IS THE FLOOR
AMENDMENT DEADLINE. ALL FOUR
AMENDMENTS MUST BE PUT ACROSS
THE DESK BY THIS THURSDAY SO
THEY CAN BE ADOPTED BY FRIDAY'S
AMENDMENT DEADLINE. ALSO THE
DEADLINE TO NOTICE REMOVAL OF
BILLS FROM THE INACTIVE FILE FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENT. IS
TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
6TH PRIVACY AND CONSUMER
PROTECTION COMMITTEE MEETS UPON
ADJOURNMENT OF SESSION TODAY AND
CAPITAL ROOM 1 26 SESSIONS
SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS.
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH FLORIST
SESSION STARTS AT 10 A.M. ALL
OTHER ITEMS REMAIN TO BE PASSED
AND RETAINED. ALL MOTIONS SHALL
BE CONTINUED SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER BUSINESS. I'M READY
TO ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO
ADJOURN. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HEART
MOVES AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
LACKEY SECONDS THAT THIS HOUSE
STANDS ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW
. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH AT 10
A.M. THE QUORUM CALL IS LIFTED.
THE HOUSE IS ADJOURNED. SO DO I.
OKAY WE'RE GOING FIRST PERSON
AND SEE WHAT IT IS.
VOTE CHANGED BAUER-KAHAN
HIGHLIGHTING TO 79 SP 3 32 FROM
NO TÔI. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN
SENATE BILL 3 32 NO TÚI.
VOTE CHANGE ON THE MOTION TO
SUSPEND THE RULES FROM I TO
KNOW. VOTE CHANGED
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA THE
MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES I TO
KNOW. SAME MATTER. I SAY MY NAME
A SEMI NAME. YEAH. VOTE CHANGED
SIMPLY MEMBER MCCARTHY ON THE
SUSPENSION. THE RULES I TO KNOW
. VOTE CHANGE ASSEMBLY ROOM
MCCARTY ON THE MOTION TO SUSPEND
THE RULES TO KNOW.
VOTE CHANGE SET OF UNTAES SP 335
I TO NOT VOTING. VOTE CHANGED.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CERVANTES
SENATE BILL 3 35 I TWO NOT
VOTING.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS
SP 335 I TO NOT VOTING. VOTE
CHANGE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
PETRIE-NORRIS SENATE BILL 3 35 I
TWO NOT VOTING.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN SP 335 I
TO KNOW. VOTE CHANGE.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN SENATE
BILL 3 35 I TWO NÓ.