>> They have.
>> The assembly is now in session.
Assembly member Flora notices
the absence of a quorum.
Sergeant at arms will prepare the chamber
and bring in the absent members.
The clerk will call the roll.
>> Matisse.
Aguilar.
Curry.
Alaniz.
Alvarez.
Arambula.
Banes.
Bauer-kahan.
Bennett.
Berman.
Berner.
Bonta, Bryan.
Calderon, Juan.
Carrillo, Wendy.
Carrillo.
Cervantes.
Chen.
Connelly.
Dali.
Davies.
Dixon.
Isserley.
Flora.
Mike.
Fong, Vince.
Fong.
Friedman, Gabriel.
Gallagher.
Garcia.
Gibson.
Grayson.
Haynie.
Hart.
Holden.
Hoover.
Erwin.
Jackson.
Jones-sawyer.
Cora.
Lackey.
Lee.
Low.
Low and Hall.
Main.
Shine.
Mathis.
McCarty.
McKenna.
Mursuli.
Winn.
Ortega.
Pacheco.
Pappin.
Jim.
Patterson.
Joe.
Patterson.
Pellerin.
Petrie-norris.
Quirk-silva.
Ramos.
Rendon.
Reyes.
Luce.
Rivas.
Rodriguez.
Rubio.
Sanchez.
Santiago.
Schiavo.
Soria.
To Ting.
Valencia.
Villanueva.
Waldron.
Wallace.
Ward.
Weber.
Wicks.
Wilson.
Wood.
Zuber.
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 day's prayer will be offered
by Assembly Member Sanchez.
>> Eternal father, we thank you for
all the blessings of this life,
especially for new friendships and for old ones made
stronger and more precious with each passing day.
Give us grace to listen to each other
and to the prompting of your spirit.
So we may work in unity and in the bonds of peace.
Help us to do all with your
soul and mind and strength
the work committed to us by the people,
so that we may not fail them or you.
Amen.
Thank you.
Assembly member.
Sanchez.
Assembly member Petrie-norris
will lead us in the pledge.
>> 20.
Much allegiance to the flag of the United States
of America and to the Republic for.
Stands.
One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty.
You may be seated.
Readings of the previous day's Journal.
Assembly chambers.
Sacramento.
Wednesday, March 13th, 2024.
The Assembly met at 7 a.m..
Mr.
Flores seconds at the reading of the previous
day's journal be dispensed with.
Presentations and petitions.
There are none.
Introduction and reference
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 will be deemed
read and printed in the journal.
Members, please give your attention
to Assembly Member Aguiar-curry.
Members your attention to our Majority Leader,
Aguilar Curry.
You are recognized for your procedural motions.
>> Good morning, Mr.
Speaker.
I request unanimous consent to
suspend Assembly Rule 45.5,
to allow Assembly Member Rodriguez to speak
on an adjournment and memory today.
Without objection, such shall be the order.
I request unanimous consent to suspend
Assembly rule 118A to allow
Assembly Member Wicks to have her
daughter seated at her desk,
and for the Assembly Member Pappin to have
guests in the rear of the chamber today.
Without objection, such shall be the.
Order pursuant to Assembly Rule 96.
I request unanimous consent to
refer the following bills
to committee AB 1800 Jones-sawyer from the Public
Safety Committee to the Judiciary Committee and
the Privacy and Consumer Protection
Committee, AB 1899.
Cervantes from the Public Safety Committee
to the Appropriations Committee, AB.
1927 Alanis from the Appropriations Committee
to the Education Committee, AB 2020 Bonta,
from the Human Services Committee
to the Transportation
Committee and the Public Safety Committee
AB 2232 Mainchin from the Judiciary Committee to
the Emergency Management Committee, AB 2403.
Bonta from the Local Government Committee
to the Higher Education Committee,
AB 2439 Quirk-silva from the Judiciary
Committee to the Labor
and Employment Committee AB 2528 Arambula
from the Local Government Committee
to the Agriculture Committee and
the Utilities and Energy Committee.
AB 2870 from the Transportation
Committee and the Natural
Resources Committee and the Agricultural Committee.
AB 2996 Alvarez from the Insurance
Committee to the Jobs
and Economic Development and the Economy Committee,
and then back to the Insurance Committee
and AB 3130 Quicksilva
from the Elections Committee to
the Local Government Committee.
Thank you.
Without objection, set shall be the order.
Moving on to guest introductions and announcements.
Members I'd like to introduce
the Executive Committee,
members of the County Health Executives
Association of California,
a statewide association representing
local health departments.
They're here for National Public Health Week.
They're seated in the gallery.
Please help me welcome them to the assembly chamber.
Thank you for being here.
And thank you for everything
you do for public health.
Uh, moving to, uh, Assembly member burner,
you are recognized.
From from the majority leader's desk.
>> Thank you, Mr.
Speaker.
Good morning, members, I would like to introduce
two guests that I have from districts.
It's not very often that we have
guests from Encinitas that
make their way all the way
up to here, to Sacramento.
I'd like to introduce Brynn and William
Morrison up in the gallery.
William sits on my District of
Advisory Council for housing.
Yes, I have one.
Um, so please welcome Bren and William.
Thank you, Assembly Member Bernier
and welcome to your guests.
Assembly member.
Holden, you are recognized for
your guest introduction.
>> Thank you.
Members, I'd like for you to join me and Speaker
Emeritus Rendon as we welcome the
the students from Claremont McKenna College
who are here today visiting in the gallery,
Doctor Ken Miller, professor of government
and director of the Rose Institute of the State
of State and Local Government
at Claremont McKenna College,
is here with his students.
Over the years, more than 300 students
of Claremont McKenna College,
Claremont Graduate University
and the other Claremont
Colleges have worked in the Rose Institute.
Students have contributed significantly to
the Institute's survey research programs,
assisting in data presentation and often
playing key roles in the analysis.
I'd like for you to welcome them here today.
Have a good time.
Whether you're here in Sacramento, in the Capitol.
Thank you, Assembly member.
Holden, welcome to your guests.
Okay.
Moving to items on the daily file
business on a daily file.
Excuse me.
Second reading.
Clerk will read.
Assembly bills 25, oh five, 27, 66, 27, 85 3024,
1900, 1966, 1948, 1968 with amendments 2477,
with amendments 1943, with amendments 2154,
with amendments 2175.
With amendments 2446.
With amendments 2556, with amendments 2081,
with amendments 2841.
With amendments 2203, with amendments 2458.
With amendments 1911.
With amendments 1844 2260.
With amendments 1949.
With amendments 1941 2301, 3041, with amendments 22,
1524, 1930, 88, 27, 30, 29, 74,
30, 14, 26, 21, with amendments 2176,
with amendments 2818, with amendments 2833.
With amendments 2156, with amendments
and Assembly Bill 1965 with amendments.
All bills will be deemed read and all
amendments will be deemed adopted.
A concurrence in of Senate amendments
pass and retain on file item 38.
Under reconsideration, all items shall be continued.
Assembly third reading pass and retain
on file items 41 through 54.
Senate.
Moving to Senate.
Third reading file item 55.
SB 586.
Clerk will read.
Senate Bill 586 with amendments by
Assembly Member Andrea Curry.
Assembly member Aguilar Curry,
you are recognized for your amendments.
Thank you, Mr.
Speaker, and members,
today I rise to present amendments
to SB 586 on behalf of Senator Eggman.
These amendments add a reporting
requirement to the bill.
Members, I respectfully ask for your.
I vote on these amendments.
Seeing.
Hearing no further debate,
we will take a voice vote on the amendments.
All in favor, say aye.
Opposed?
Say no.
The ayes have it.
The amendments are adopted.
Moving on to file item 56.
Um, SB 427.
Clerk will read.
Senate Bill 427 with amendments
by Assembly members of Bir.
Assembly members of Burr, you are recognized.
>> Thank you, Mr.
Speaker.
And members, I rise to present amendments to
SB 427 on behalf of Senator Portentino.
SB 427 would eliminate cost sharing and reduce
access barriers to pre-exposure prophylaxis,
otherwise known as Prep
and post-exposure prophylaxis.
Pep and health insurance coverage.
SB 427 amendments are technical in nature.
These are clarifying amendments at the request
of the Department of Health Care Services.
I respectfully ask for your I vote.
Thank you, Assembly members.
Rivera.
Without objection, we'll take
a voice vote on the amendments.
All in favor, say aye.
Opposed?
Say no.
Ayes have it.
Bill is back out to print back on file.
Amendments are adopted.
Moving one we have.
We do have an additional guest introduction.
Assembly member Carrillo.
You are recognized for your guest introductions.
>> Thank you, Mr.
Speaker, and members, I rise to
welcome the students of Woodrow
Wilson High School to our California State Capitol.
They are accompanied by Vanessa Lia, Rene Ochoa,
Ryan Lockhart, and Ernest Rubio.
Wilson High School is in the community of El Sereno,
one of the oldest communities
in the city of Los Angeles,
and many of the students are visiting local
colleges here in the Sacramento area.
And this is their first time in our state's capitol.
And please help me welcome the students
of Wilson High School.
Go, mules.
Thank you, Assembly Member Carrillo,
and welcome to your guests.
Okay, members, if we could.
Get your attention.
And.
We do have business before us.
We're now moving on to the second
day consent calendar.
The.
Before we vote, we'll first take up resolutions on
the consent calendar for
the purpose of adding coauthors.
Clerk will read the resolutions
on the consent calendar.
House resolution 81 by Assembly Member
Carra and others relative to Vaisakhi.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 99 by Senator Alvarado
Gil and others relative to California.
Almond.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 106 by Senator Padilla
and others relative to GM one
Gangliosidosis Awareness Day.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
107 by Senator Smallwood,
Cuevas, and others relative to Black History Month.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 108
by Senator Hurtado and others.
Relative to wear Red Day and American Heart
Month and Senate Concurrent Resolution
109 by Senator Neal and others relative
to Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
The clerk will now open the roll to allow.
A co-author to the resolution's members.
This vote is for co-authors.
All those vote who desire to vote.
All those votes who desire to vote as a co-author.
Clerk will close the roll.
There are 64 coauthors added.
Moving to a vote on the consent calendar members,
we will be passing and retaining on
file item 73 on consent today.
Does any member wish to remove
an item from the consent calendar?
Seeing none.
The clerk will open the roll
on the consent calendar.
Clerk will read excuse me.
And then Assembly.
Bill 1828 by Assembly Member Waldron and others.
An act relating to taxation
and making an appropriation.
Therefore.
Clark will open the roll on the consent.
Those vote who desire to vote.
All those vote who desire to vote
on the consent calendar.
All those vote who desire to vote.
I 66 clerk will close the roll and tally the vote.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
The consent calendar is adopted.
The clerk will read the remaining
items on the Consent calendar.
Assembly Bill 1875.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1903.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1974.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1983.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 2018.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 2197.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1852.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1958.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
House resolution 81.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1881.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Assembly Bill 1939.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 99.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 106.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 107.
Ayes 67.
No zero.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 108.
Ayes 67.
No.
Zero, and Senate Concurrent Resolution 109 ayes 67.
No.
Zero.
Members.
The quorum call is still in place,
but I ask you to please either
take your seats or your conversations off the floor.
So that we can.
Have members who have previously
received a permission
to have an adjournment at memory.
Quorum call is in place.
Please take your conversations off the floor,
or have a seat and give you respectful attention
to the member given permission.
Once again, please take your
conversations off the floor.
Last, would you please give your respectful
attention to Assembly Member Rodriguez,
who's been given permission
to adjourn in memory, Mr.
Rodriguez.
Assembly member Rodriguez, you are recognized.
>> Thank you, Mr.
Speaker.
Today I rise to request we adjourn in memory
of Stephen Big Papa manzanares,
World War two veteran, loving husband and father.
Born December 26th, 1928,
to Joseph and Louise Manzanares,
Stephen Manzanares passed away
peacefully at home on February
20th surrounded by his family at the age of 95.
He was a cement mason by trade,
which he learned as a young boy
when he and his brothers worked
for the family business.
Joe Manzanares and Sons Cement
a veteran of the US Army,
Stephen enlisted at 17 and after basic training
was stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia.
He was a member of the 82nd airborne
and the 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment.
Known as Devils in Baggy Pants.
He was also a member of the Hispanic Airborne AmVets
post 113 and the 82nd Airborne Association.
Ruben Tucker chapter.
After discharge from the US Army service,
he returned to Pomona,
where he married his sweetheart,
Dora martinez, and they raised their five children.
He worked in the construction, traveling
throughout the state,
but always returned for seasonal employment
at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona,
where he worked before his Army service at the L.A.
County Fair, he started as
a laborer with the Laborers
International Union of North America, Local 806.
He became the grounds foreman in 1972,
and was the first person of color to hold
a permanent supervisory position in the L.A.
County Fair.
History Stephen stayed with the Los Angeles
County Fair until he retired.
He served as a member of the committee
to approve and build
the award winning Sharkey
and Cherryvale Parks in Pomona,
and at one point was even the community
spokesperson for both parks.
One of the many reasons to celebrate Stephen was
his strength and dedication to his wife, Dora.
Through their 67 years of marriage,
especially after her diagnosis with dementia.
After she was diagnosed, he spent hours
sitting with her on their porch,
reminiscing about their life,
listening to music, and enjoying the love
of dancing until her death in 2017.
Another reason we celebrate
Stephen is his dedication
to the country and fellow service members.
Stephen, who was recognized as my
veteran of the year in 2015,
was part of the Honor Guard detail
that volunteered at dedications,
ceremonies and convention conventions
around across the country.
He took part in ceremonies at Arlington
Cemetery and the 50th anniversary
of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and
the 82nd Airborne in Washington, D.C.
but with all of Stephen's participating,
he took the most pride
in rendering final honors for
veterans funeral services,
which he did for more than 30 years.
Stephen Big Papa manzanares was a special
person not only to the Pomona community,
but to also to me and my family.
He made many contributions of time
and energy to the neighborhood,
improvements for youth and families,
and was a loving and engaged
man who taught his children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren
the value of hard work and community service.
His life of service made a difference
to all those who knew him.
He will truly be missed.
I respectfully ask to adjourn
in memory of Big Stephen.
Papa.
Thank you.
Thank you, Assembly Member Rodriguez.
Members, please bring the names to
the desk to be printed in the journal.
All request to adjourn in memory will be
deemed read and printed in the journal.
Moving to announcements.
Session schedule is as follows.
Friday, April 5th.
No floor session.
No check in session.
Monday, April 8th floor session at 1 p.m..
All other items will be passed and retained on.
Motions shall be continued.
Seeing and hearing.
No further business.
I'm ready to entertain a motion
to adjourn, Miss Aguilar.
Curry moves.
Mr.
Tom moves seconds that the House stands.
Adjourned until Monday, April 8th at 1 p.m..
The House is adjourned.