GOOD
AFTERNOON, AND WELCOME TO THE
FINAL HEARING OF THE ASSEMBLY
COMMITTEE ON REVENUE AND
TAXATION FOR SENATE BILLS. AS
ALWAYS, PLEASE MAKE SURE TO
SUBMIT POSITION LETTERS AT LEAST
ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE COMMITTEE
HEARING IN ORDER FOR THEM TO BE
REFLECTED IN THE BILLS ANALYSIS.
ADDITIONALLY, PURSUANT TO OUR
COMMITTEE RULES BILLS WITH A
FISCAL IMPACT OF PLUS OR
-150,000 WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE
FOR A VOTE IMMEDIATELY AFTER
PRESENTATION. WE WILL BE
DISPENSING WITH ALL BILLS ON OUR
SUSPENSE FILE TODAY, INCLUDING
BILLS THAT ARE HEARD AND MOVED
TO SUSPEND DURING THE FIRST
PORTION OF TODAY'S HEARING. WE
WILL START HEARING BILLS BY
TAKING UP BILLS UNDER REGULAR
ORDER OF BUSINESS BEFORE WE TAKE
UP THE SUSPENSE FILE.
ADDITIONALLY, FILE ITEM TWO, SB
588 BY SENATOR ALLEN HAS BEEN
PULLED BY THE AUTHOR. FILE ITEMS
FIVE AND SIX, SB 1527 AND 1528,
BOTH BY THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
REVENUE AND TAXATION, ARE
PROPOSED FOR CONSENT. ALL RIGHT,
WHY DON'T WE GO AHEAD AND MOVE
TO AS A SUBCOMMITTEE TO DO WE
HAVE A Ó? OH MY GOSH. ALL
RIGHT. CAN WE PLEASE ESTABLISH A
QUORUM? IRWIN HERE TO. I'M HERE.
BARNES HERE. GIBSON. GRAYSON
PATTERSON. THREE OF US. WE HAVE
A QUORUM. ALL RIGHT. FILE ITEM
NUMBER ONE IS SB 542, SENATOR
DALI, YOU MAY BEGIN WHENEVER YOU
ARE READY. GOOD AFTERNOON. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MADAM CHAIR. MEMBERS,
I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR GIVING
ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO, PRESENT
SB 542. DIXIE AND MILL FIRE
SETTLEMENT. I WANT TO THANK THE
COMMITTEE FOR WORKING WITH ME ON
THIS BILL. AND I'LL BE ACCEPTING
THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS.
VICTIMS OF WILDFIRE NEED TO BE
PROPERLY COMPENSATED BY THE
RESPONSIBLE PARTY. CURRENTLY,
THE SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS TO FIRE
VICTIMS ARE SUBJECT TO INCOME
TAX, MEANING THAT THE VICTIMS
ARE NOT ABLE TO UTILIZE THE FULL
SETTLEMENT TO REBUILD THEIR
LIVES. THIS BILL WOULD EXCLUDE
THE SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS AWARDED
TO THE VICTIMS OF THE 2021 DIXIE
FIRE AND THE 2022 MILL FIRE FROM
GROSS INCOME, MEANING THOSE
PAYMENTS WOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO
INCOME TAXES. VICTIMS NEED AS
MUCH HELP AS THEY CAN GIVE. WE
CAN GIVE THEM. AND THIS BILL
WOULD ENSURE THAT SETTLEMENT
PAYMENTS THEY RECEIVE CAN GO
TOWARDS HELPING THEIR RECOVERY
EFFORTS. THERE HAVE BEEN MANY
BILLS SIMILAR TO THIS INTRODUCED
IN THE LAST LEGISLATURE,
PROVIDING SIMILAR TAX
EXEMPTIONS. THIS BILL IS ANOTHER
NECESSARY STEP TO ENSURE THAT
FIRE VICTIMS RECEIVE THE
IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
THEY NEED TO FOR THE WELL BEING
OF THE FIRE VICTIMS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. ALL RIGHT. DO WE HAVE
WITNESSES IN SUPPORT? I DO NOT,
OR IF THEY'RE HERE, MAYBE I DO.
WITNESSES IN THE ROOM? YES VERY
SHORT. NOTHING SUBSTANTIVE.
KAREN LANG, ON BEHALF OF THE
BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS AND SUPPORT. THANK
YOU SO MUCH. ALL RIGHT. THANK
YOU. ANY WITNESSES IN
OPPOSITION? QUESTIONS FROM THE
COMMITTEE, QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
? ALL RIGHT. AND YOU'VE ALREADY
AGREED TO THE COMMITTEE'S
AMENDMENTS, SENATOR DALI, WOULD
YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? I WOULD JUST
SAY THAT WE'VE DONE MANY OF
THESE BILLS IN THE PAST, AND
IT'S UNFORTUNATE THAT THEY
ACTUALLY HAVE TO PAY THE TAX,
THEN ASK FOR A REBATE FROM THE
TAX. SO IT'S A PROCESS THAT'S
VERY LONG AND CUMBERSOME. BUT
THIS BILL WILL DEFINITELY HELP
THOSE FOLKS WHO HAVE BEEN
IMPACTED BY WILDFIRE. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. AND WITHOUT OBJECTION,
THIS BILL WILL BE MOVED TO OUR
SUSPENSE FILE. THANK YOU. ALL
RIGHT. WE ARE GOING TO VOTE NOW
ON THE, CONSENT CALENDAR. ALL
RIGHT, SO THAT IS A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GRAYSON AND A
SECOND BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BAYNES, THE CONSENT PROPOSED
CONSENT CALENDAR CONSISTS OF SB
1527 AND 1528 BY THE SENATE
COMMITTEE ON REVENUE AND
TAXATION. CAN WE PLEASE DO ON
THE CONSENT CALENDAR, SB 1527
AND SB 1528 IRWIN I. IRWIN EYE
TO EYE TO EYE. BAINES. BAINES.
EYE GIBSON. GRAYSON. GRAYSON.
EYE JIM. PATTERSON. THREE OF US
4 TO 0. IT'S PASSED. ALL RIGHT.
THAT BILL IS OUT. 4 TO 0. WE'LL
LEAVE THE ROLL OPEN. AND DO WE
HAVE NOTES FOR. OKAY. ALL RIGHT.
I WILL BE HANDING THE GAVEL OVER
TO VICE CHAIR TO. ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU. SO MUCH. AND ASSEMBLY
MEMBER, YOU MAY BEGIN WHEN READY
.
ALL RIGHT. GOOD AFTERNOON. MR.
VICE CHAIR AND MEMBERS, FIRST OF
ALL, PRO TEM MCGUIRE WOULD LIKE
TO THANK THE COMMITTEE STAFF FOR
THEIR WORK ON SB 946. HE WILL BE
ACCEPTING THE COMMITTEE'S
AMENDMENTS. 946 IS A COMMON
SENSE PIECE OF LEGISLATION THAT
WILL HELP THE GOLDEN STATE'S
MOST VULNERABLE HOMEOWNERS AND
COMMUNITIES TAKE PROACTIVE
MEASURES TO PROTECT THEIR HOMES
FROM CATASTROPHIC WILDFIRES.
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
CALIFORNIANS HAVE LOST THEIR
HOMES AND BUSINESSES TO
WILDFIRES IN THE LAST NINE
YEARS. IN 2019, THE CALIFORNIA
WILDFIRE MITIGATION PROGRAM WAS
CREATED TO ASSIST HOMEOWNERS IN
MAKING FIRE RESILIENT
IMPROVEMENTS TO THEIR HOMES. THE
PROGRAM PROVIDES FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF
GRANTS, UP TO $40,000 TO SUPPORT
HOME HARDENING WORK FOR
HOMEOWNERS IN HIGH FIRE SEVERITY
ZONES. THE PROGRAM PRIORITIZES
SENIORS RESIDENTS EXPERIENCE IN
POVERTY, THOSE WITH DISABILITIES
OR LANGUAGE BARRIERS, AND THOSE
WITHOUT A CAR. UNFORTUNATELY,
THESE GRANTS FOR RESIDENTS ARE
CURRENTLY CONSIDERED TAXABLE
UNDER STATE LAW, WHICH MAY DETER
HOMEOWNERS FROM PARTICIPATING IN
THE PROGRAM OR CREATE AN
UNEXPECTED TAX BURDEN THAT THEY
CANNOT PAY. THIS BILL ENSURES
THAT CALIFORNIANS WHO RECEIVE
HOME HARDENING GRANTS THROUGH
THE CALIFORNIA WILDFIRE
MITIGATION PROGRAM ARE NOT TAXED
ON THESE GRANTS. SB 946 WILL
GIVE THESE HOMEOWNERS PEACE OF
MIND WHEN PROTECTING THEIR
HOMES, MAKING CALIFORNIA AS A
WHOLE SAFER AGAINST WILDFIRES.
WITH ME TODAY IS JONATHAN CLAY,
ON BEHALF OF THE COUNTY OF SAN
DIEGO. THANK YOU SO MUCH. AND
YOUR PRIMARY WITNESS MAY BEGIN
GREAT. JONATHAN CLAY HERE AS A
SUPPORTER OF SB 946, SAN DIEGO
COUNTY IS ONE OF THE SIX PILOT
COUNTIES, IMPLEMENTING THIS
PROGRAM. AND AS WE WERE ROLLING
THIS OUT LAST YEAR, WE UNDER
LEARNED OF THE ISSUES AROUND LOW
INCOME RESIDENTS POSSIBLY BEING
TAXED FOR THESE IMPROVEMENTS. WE
ALSO UNDERSTOOD THAT THAT COULD
PROVE TO BE AN IMPEDIMENT FOR
THESE FOLKS WANTING TO
PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM,
BECAUSE BY THE VERY NATURE OF
THEIR ECONOMIC STATUS, THEY
WOULD LIKELY NOT WANT TO
PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM. AND
PAY THOSE TAX CONSEQUENCES. SO
WE'VE WORKED VERY CLOSELY WITH
THE COMMITTEE STAFF OF YOUR
COMMITTEE ON THIS TO TRY AND
MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE THREADING
THE NEEDLE APPROPRIATELY ON THE
LANGUAGE, PROVIDE THIS BENEFIT,
THE LAST THING, I'LL JUST END ON
ONE OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT IS
PRIORITIZED IN SAN DIEGO NEARLY
BURNED LAST SUMMER DURING FIRE
SEASON. AND SO IT'S VERY
IMPORTANT THAT WE'RE ABLE TO
ROLL THIS PROGRAM OUT AND GET
THESE LOW INCOME RESIDENTS THE
SUPPORT THAT THEY NEED. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU SO
MUCH. ARE THERE ANY WITNESSES IN
THE ROOM WISHING TO SPEAK IN
SUPPORT? ARE THERE ANY WITNESSES
IN THE ROOM WISHING TO SPEAK IN
OPPOSITION? ALL RIGHT. NONE. ANY
QUESTION OR COMMENT FROM
COMMITTEE MEMBER? I SEE NONE. SO
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ERWIN, WOULD YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE, JUST RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU SO
MUCH. AND WITHOUT OBJECTION,
THIS BILL WILL BE REFERRED TO
OUR SUSPEND FILE. THANK YOU. ALL
RIGHT. THANK YOU.
ALL RIGHT. WE ARE ON OUR LAST
FILE ITEM, NUMBER FOUR, SB 1501.
SENATOR GLAZIER. AND YOU MAY
BEGIN WHENEVER YOU'RE READY.
THANK THANK YOU. CHAIR. ERWIN. I
APOLOGIZE FOR BEING LATE. THE
SENATE WAS IN SESSION UNTIL JUST
A FEW MOMENTS AGO. YOU ARE JUST
ON TIME FOR US. OKAY ALL RIGHT.
MEMBERS, AB AB 150. SMALL
BUSINESS RELIEF ACT IS A UNIQUE
THING. A TAX THAT PEOPLE WANT TO
WANT TO PAY THE ACT, THE ACTS
ELECTIVE TAX IS MORE SUCCESSFUL
THAN WE INITIALLY THOUGHT WITH
NEARLY $20 BILLION IN TAX
PREPAYMENTS EVERY YEAR, WHICH
SAVES CALIFORNIA TAXPAYERS AND
SMALL BUSINESS MILLIONS IF NOT
BILLIONS IN FEDERAL TAXES.
HOWEVER, WITH A FEW YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE WITH IMPLEMENTATION,
WE'VE LEARNED SOME LESSONS,
WHICH IS WHY I HAVE INTRODUCED
SB 1501, SB 1501 PROVIDES AN
AVENUE FOR THESE TAXPAYERS TO
STILL ELECT INTO THE SMALL
BUSINESS RELIEF ACT. THIS IS A
VERY COMPLEX STATUTE. SO I WANT
TO THANK CHAIR IRWIN. MR. RUFF,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE IN
CRAFTING THIS MEASURE, ALONG
WITH COLIN GRINNELL ON MY
REVENUE TAX STAFF. AND I'M HAPPY
TO ACCEPT THE PROPOSED COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS AS AMENDED. SB 1501
ALLOWS TAXPAYERS WHO DID NOT
MAKE A PREPAYMENT TO PAY
ELECTIVE TAX, BUT ONLY RECEIVE
90% OF THE CREDIT AND MUST PAY
INTEREST ON THE PREPAYMENT. THEY
SHOULD HAVE MADE. IF A TAXPAYER
PAYS THE WRONG AMOUNT, THEY
REDUCE THEIR CREDIT BY A
PERCENTAGE EQUAL TO THE
PERCENTAGE THE PREPAYMENT WAS
UNDERPAID PLUS INTEREST. THE
MEASURE SHOULD STRIKE A BALANCE
TO ENSURE THAT ALMOST ALL
TAXPAYERS CONTINUE TO MAKE THE
FULL PREPAYMENT, WHILE LEAVING
ROOM FOR GOOD FAITH MISTAKES. I
HAVE JASON FOX WITH THE
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND SO MUCH
SMARTER THAN ME HERE TO TESTIFY
IN SUPPORT MR. JASON FOX WITH
THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS,
COUNCIL MEMBERS HAVE BEEN
ACTIVELY WORKING WITH TAXPAYERS
OF ALL SIZES TO ASSESS AND
IMPLEMENT THE TT FRAMEWORK,
WHICH HAS PROVIDED SUBSTANTIAL
TAXPAYER RELIEF WITHOUT ANY
DISCERNIBLE NEGATIVE IMPACT TO
STATE REVENUE. ONE IMPROVEMENT
AREA, IS THE RIGID JUNE 15TH
DEADLINE, AS THE SENATOR NOTED,
FOR THE REQUIRED MINIMUM
ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENT, WHICH
COMPLICATES THE TT ELECTION
PROCESS FOR MANY TAXPAYERS,
MAKING AN INFORMED DECISION OF
THIS SIGNIFICANCE BY JUNE 15TH
CAN BE CHALLENGING, AS THEY MAY
NOT HAVE A CLEAR PICTURE OF
THEIR FINANCIAL SITUATION. AS A
RESULT, TAXPAYERS OFTEN MUST
MAKE AN UNCERTAIN GUESS RELATED
TO THE TT FOR TAXPAYERS
CONSIDERING PARTICIPATION IN THE
TT, UNFORESEEN CHANGES LATER IN
THE LATTER HALF OF THE TAX YEAR
MAY AFFECT THE DECISION WHETHER
THEY PARTICIPATE IN THE TT OR
NOT. FOR TAXPAYERS WHO DO WANT
TO OPT OPT INTO THE TT,
DETERMINING THEIR MINIMUM
ESTIMATED TAX OR THE MINIMUM
ESTIMATED PAYMENT CAN BE
CHALLENGING WHEN WORKING WITH
INCOMPLETE INFORMATION, SINCE
AFTER THEIR TAX RETURNS FROM THE
PRIOR YEAR ARE STILL NOT
FINALIZED BY JUNE. SO EVEN
TAXPAYERS WHO DO BELIEVE THAT
THEY HAVE MADE A CORRECT
ESTIMATED PAYMENT MAY FIND
THEMSELVES IN A SITUATION WHERE
A CHANGE IN THEIR TAX POSITION
MEANS THAT THE TT ESTIMATED
PAYMENT NO LONGER MEETS THE
MINIMUM REQUIREMENT, AND
THEREFORE THE PREVENTED FROM
PARTICIPATING IN THE TT TAX
RELIEF. IT PROVIDES. SB 1501 IS
A PRACTICAL APPROACH THAT WOULD
ADDRESS THIS ISSUE, ADD SOME
FLEXIBILITY TO THE TT FRAMEWORK,
ENSURING TAXPAYERS CAN ACCESS
THE FULL ACCESS AND FULLY
REALIZE THE INTENDED BENEFITS OF
THE TT FRAMEWORK. WITH THAT, WE
URGE SUPPORT OF SB 1501 AND LOOK
FORWARD TO WORKING WITH THE
LEGISLATURE AND OTHER
STAKEHOLDERS. THIS BILL MOVES
FORWARD. THANK YOU. ARE YOU THE
SECOND WITNESS? NO OH, OKAY. SO
WITNESSES, OTHER WITNESSES IN
SUPPORT APPRECIATE THAT. CHAIR
PAT JOYCE, ON BEHALF OF THE
NATIONAL ACCOUNTING FIRMS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR GLAZER, FOR
BRINGING THIS BILL FORWARD. I
WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE
AMENDMENTS IN THE COMMITTEE
ANALYSIS. WE THINK IT'S, A SMART
APPROACH TO APPLY A LESS SEVERE
PENALTY TO THOSE TAXPAYERS THAT
MIGHT JUST MISCALCULATE A
PAYMENT ON JUNE 15TH. SO
APPRECIATE THAT DIRECTION AND
APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER
WITNESSES IN SUPPORT? WITNESSES
IN OPPOSITION. ANY COMMENTS FROM
THE COMMITTEE? SENATOR GLAZER,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK
YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR AYE VOTE
TODAY. ALL RIGHT. AND WITHOUT
OBJECTION, THIS BILL WILL BE
REFERRED TO OUR SUSPENSE FILE.
THANK YOU.
WE ARE JUST WAITING FOR ONE
MEMBER BEFORE WE START SUSPENSE.
BUT, JUST TO CLARIFY, THE
CONSENT CALENDAR, THE MOTION IS
DUE PASSED TO APPROPRIATIONS,
AND WE WILL, ADD ON PEOPLE THAT
MISSED THAT VOTE. GIBSON Ã
GIBSON. AYE ALL RIGHT.
ALL RIGHT. WE ARE GOING TO GO
AHEAD AND ADD YOU ON CONSENT.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER RIVAS SALAS
RIVAS THREE OF US. AYE ALL
RIGHT, NOW WE ARE GOING TO BE
MOVING TO OUR SUSPENSE FILE,
WE'RE GOING TO BE TAKING UP OUR
BILLS IN FILE ORDER. SO ANYTHING
BEFORE WE GET STARTED? ARE WE
GOOD? JUST A MOTION AND A
SECOND. ALL RIGHT. EVERYTHING.
FIRST WE HAVE ITEM NUMBER ONE,
SB FIVE 42 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
DALI CHAIR IS RECOMMENDING AN
AYE VOTE IN. THE MOTION IS DUE.
PASS AMENDED TO APPROPRIATIONS.
THE AMENDMENTS IMPOSE A FIVE
YEAR SUNSET. WE HAVE A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GIBSON, A SECOND
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER TOM IS
HYLAND. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL SB
542. THE MOTION IS TO PASS, AS
AMENDED, TO APPROPRIATIONS.
IRWIN. AYE IRWIN. AYE TO TOR AYE
. BAINES. BAINES. AYE. GIBSON
GIBSON. AYE. GRAYSON. GRAYSON.
AYE JIM. PATTERSON. THREE OF US.
AYE PASSES 6 TO 0. THAT BILL IS
OUT 6 TO 0. NEXT IS FILE ITEM
THREE. SB 946 BY, A SENATE PRO
TEM MCGUIRE. THE CHAIR IS
RECOMMENDING AN AYE VOTE. THE
MOTION IS DUE. PASS AS AMENDED
TO APPROPRIATIONS. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL AND
DESCRIBED IN PAGE SIX OF THE
ANALYSIS. WE HAVE A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GIBSON, A SECOND
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BAINES. MISS
HYLAND, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ON
ITEM THREE SB 946. THE MOTION IS
DUE. PASS AS AMENDED TO
APPROPRIATIONS. IRWIN. IRWIN.
AYE TO TOR. AYE. BAINES. BAINES.
AYE. GIBSON GIBSON. AYE.
GRAYSON. GRAYSON AYE. JIM.
PATTERSON. THREE OF US. AYE
THREE OF US. AYE. PASSES SIX.
THAT BILL IS OUT 6 TO 0. NEXT IS
FILE ITEM FOUR BY SENATOR
GLAZIER. THE CHAIR IS
RECOMMENDING AN AYE VOTE AND
MOTION IS DUE. PASS AS AMENDED
TO APPROPRIATIONS. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE OUTLINED IN
COMMENT F OF THE COMMITTEE
ANALYSIS. WE HAVE A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GIBSON. SECOND,
A SECOND BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
THOMAS HYLAND. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL ON ITEM NUMBER FOUR SB
1501. THE MOTION IS TO PASS, AS
AMENDED, TO APPROPRIATIONS.
IRWIN. AYE. IRWIN. AYE. TO TOR.
AYE. BAINES. BAINES. AYE GIBSON.
GIBSON. AYE. GRAYSON. GRAYSON.
AYE. JIM. PATTERSON. THREE OF US
THAT, SB 1501 IS OUT WITH A60
VOTE. LONG NOW SO EVERYBODY CAN
FOLLOW ALONG. WE'RE TAKING UP
BILLS THAT WERE REFERRED TO OUR
SUSPENSE FILE AT A PREVIOUS
HEARING FILE. ITEM SEVEN IS SB
230 SEYARTO, SENATOR SATO'S BILL
IS HELD IN COMMITTEE. NEXT UP IS
ITEM NUMBER EIGHT, SB 1004 BY
ASSEMBLYMAN, BY SENATOR WILK.
THE CHAIR IS RECOMMENDING AN
AYE. THE MOTION IS DUE PASSED TO
APPROPRIATIONS. WE HAVE A MOTION
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER GIBSON. A
SECOND BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GRAYSON. MISS. HYLAND PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL ON ITEM NUMBER
EIGHT, SB 1004. THE MOTION IS TO
PASS TO APPROPRIATIONS. IRWIN
IRWIN I TO I BAINES. HAINES.
AYE. GIBSON. GIBSON. AYE
GRAYSON. GRAYSON. AYE. JIM
PATTERSON. THREE OF US. THREE OF
US. AYE IS OUT SIX ZERO.
FINALLY, THE LAST ITEM ON OUR
SUSPENSE FILE IS FILE ITEM NINE.
SB 1261 BY SENATOR ALVARADO
GILL. THE CHAIR IS RECOMMENDING
AN AYE VOTE, AND THE MOTION IS
DUE. PASS TO APPROPRIATIONS TO.
WE HAVE WE HAVE A MOTION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GIBSON. A SECOND
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BAINES. MISS
HYLAND, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ON
ITEM NUMBER NINE SB 1261. THE
MOTION IS DUE. PASS TO
APPROPRIATIONS. IRWIN. AYE
IRWIN. AYE TO. AYE BEANS. BEANS.
AYE. GIBSON A GIBSON. AYE.
GRAYSON. GRAYSON AYE. CHEN.
PATTERSON. THREE OF US. THREE OF
US. AYE. THAT BILL IS OUT 6 TO
0, HAVING COMPLETED ALL BUSINESS
ON OUR AGENDA. I WANT TO THANK
THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS. GOODBYE.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS, COMMITTEE
STAFF SERGEANTS AND EVERYBODY
ELSE WHO ENGAGED WITH OUR
COMMITTEE THIS YEAR, THIS
COMMITTEE IS ADJOURNED.