THE ASSEMBLY IS NOW IN SESSION.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO NOTICES
THE ABSENCE OF A QUORUM. THE
SERGEANT AT ARMS WILL PREPARE
THE CHAMBER. BRING IN THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. THE CLERK WILL CALL THE
ROLL. AT THIS AGUIAR-CURRY
ALANIZ, ALVAREZ. ARAMBULA BANES.
BAUER-KAHAN BENNETT. BERMAN
BERNER. BONTA BRIAN. CALDERON
JUAN. CARRILLO, WENDY. CARRILLO.
CERVANTES CHEN. CONNOLLY. DALLEY
DAVIES. DIXON EASILY. FLORA.
FONG FRIEDMAN, GABRIEL.
GALLAGHER. GARCIA GIBSON.
GRAYSON. HANEY HART. HOLDEN
HOOVER. IRWIN. JACKSON
JONES-SAWYER. CORRE. LACKEY LEE.
LO LOWENTHAL. MAIENSCHEIN
MATHIS. MCCARTY. MCKENNA
MURATSUCHI. NGUYEN ORTEGA.
PACHECO PAPIN. JIM. PATTERSON
JOE. PATTERSON. PELLERIN
PETRIE-NORRIS. QUIRK-SILVA
RAMOS. RENDON REYES. THREE OF US.
RODRIGUEZ. RUBIO SANCHEZ.
SANTIAGO SCHIAVO. SORIA TO TING.
VALENCIA. VÀ. VALLAPUDUA
WALDRON. WALLACE. WARD WEBER.
WICKS. WILSON WOOD. ZUBIATE. MR.
SPEAKER.
ASSEMBLY MEMBERS, PLEASE REPORT
TO THE FLOOR. IT'S NOW 9:20 A.M.
WE HAVE A LOT OF WORK BEFORE US.
WE NEED YOU HERE ON THE FLOOR.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT IS, BUT
SERIOUSLY, WHERE IS SHE? SHE
DOESN'T EVEN. OH, YEAH. I SAW
THE ARTICLE. DID YOU KNOW THAT
BEFORE? THIS 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. AND THE FLAG SALUTE. THE
DAY'S PRAYER WILL BE OFFERED BY
OUR ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN, IMAM
YASIR KHAN. IMAM YASIR. IN THE
NAME OF GOD, THE MOST GRACIOUS,
THE MOST MERCIFUL, ALMIGHTY GOD,
AS WE GATHER HERE TODAY, WE TURN
TO YOU FOR GUIDANCE AND WISDOM.
ILLUMINATE OUR MINDS WITH
CLARITY AND OUR HEARTS WITH
COMPASSION. HELP US TO APPROACH
OUR TASKS WITH INTEGRITY AND A
GENUINE DESIRE TO SERVE THE
COMMON GOOD. GRANT US THE
STRENGTH TO FACE CHALLENGES WITH
COURAGE AND THE HUMILITY TO WORK
TOGETHER WITH RESPECT AND
UNDERSTANDING. MAY OUR DECISIONS
REFLECT YOUR JUSTICE AND PROMOTE
HARMONY WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.
BLESS OUR EFFORTS AND GUIDE US
IN ALL THAT WE DO, SO THAT OUR
WORK MAY BRING ABOUT POSITIVE
CHANGE AND BENEFIT TO ALL. I
MEAN. THANK YOU. PLEASE JOIN US
AS ASSEMBLY MEMBER. JOE
PATTERSON LEADS US IN THE PLEDGE
OF ALLEGIANCE. THANK YOU.
MEMBERS, IF YOU COULD PLEASE
JOIN ME IN THE PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE
TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC
FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION
UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH
LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
THANK YOU. YOU MAY BE SEATED FOR
THE READING OF THE PREVIOUS
DAY'S JOURNAL. ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
SACRAMENTO, MONDAY, AUGUST 12TH,
2024. THE ASSEMBLY MET AT 1:00
PM. THE HONORABLE JIM WOULD
MOVES AND 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 AND AMENDMENTS
DEEMED ADOPTED. A 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. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SANTIAGO, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR PROCEDURAL
MOTIONS. THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER.
I REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
SUSPEND RULE 45.5 TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GALLAGHER TO
SPEAK ON ADJOURNMENT AND MEMORY
TODAY. WITHOUT OBJECTION, SUCH
SHALL BE THE ORDER. I REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO SUSPEND
RULE 118 TO ALLOW ASSEMBLY
MEMBERS. SORAYA MCCARTY, JOE
PATTERSON WALLACE EASILY TO HAVE
GUESTS IN THE REAR OF THE
CHAMBER TO ALLOW ASSEMBLY MEMBER
THREE OF US TO HAVE A GUEST
SEATED AT HER DESK TODAY.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, THAT SHALL BE
THE ORDER. PLEASE MOVE THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS TO THE. ENACT
THE FILE. ITEM 257 SB 1413. AT
THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR AND
ITEM 301 SB 710, AT THE REQUEST
OF ASSEMBLY MEMBER SCHIAVO.
ACTUALLY, I BELIEVE THAT ITEM
SEVEN 2720 SB 720. THANK YOU.
THE CLERK WILL NØ. THE SENATE
HAS RETURNED SB FIVE 1883 TO THE
ASSEMBLY. I REQUEST UNANIMOUS
CONSENT TO RESCIND THE ACTION
WHEREBY ON SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
2023, SB 583 WAS READ. THE THIRD
TIME PASSED AND SENT TO THE
SENATE. PLEASE ORDER THE BILL
BACK TO THE THIRD READING FILE
WITHOUT OBJECTION. SUCH SHALL BE
THE ORDER. THERE ARE TEN BILLS
IN THE INACTIVE FILE CHAPTER.
WRING OUT AMENDMENTS PENDING. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
WAIVE AUTHOR PRESENTATIONS ON
THESE AMENDMENTS AND ADOPT THE
FLOOR AMENDMENTS BY VOICE VOTE.
THEY ARE. ITEM 163 SB 830 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY CARILLO, SB 190,
SB SORRY, ITEM 190, SB 504 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY FRIEDMAN. ITEM 223
SB 1138, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ALVAREZ. ITEM 258 SB 1414 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY NGUYEN. ITEM 262
SB 1443, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
THREE OF US. ITEM 269 SB 1463,
WITH AMENDMENTS BY NGUYEN. ITEM
THREE 12-1. SB 899 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY PETRIE-NORRIS.
ITEM 317 SB 926, WITH AMENDMENTS
BY MCCARTY. ITEM 326 SB 969 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY HANEY AND ITEM
359, SB 1170, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
LAUREN. WITHOUT OBJECTION, THE
BILLS ARE OUT OF PRINT AND BACK
ON FILE. I MOVE TO SUSPEND THE
FOLLOWING RULES ON THE FLOOR.
AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED BY FLOOR
MANAGERS OR AUTHORS TODAY OR
TOMORROW PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY
RULE 69 TO BE ADOPTED, THE BILLS
BE SENT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE OTHERWISE ORDERED BY THE
SPEAKER. THIS PROCESS WILL BE
CLOSELY MIRROR THE LONG STANDING
PRACTICE IN THE SENATE, AND WILL
ASSIST THE MEMBERS IN PROCESSING
AMENDMENTS AND ACCORDING TO
JOINT RULES DEADLINE. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. MR. FLORA, I SEE YOU
MIGHT HAVE AN OBJECTION. THANK
YOU, MR. SPEAKER. WITHHOLD
CONSENT AND ASK FOR ROLL CALL.
VOTE MR. FLORA IS ASKING FOR A
ROLL CALL. VOTE FOR THE MAJORITY
LEADER. MR. SANTIAGO IS ASKING
FOR AN AYE. MR. GIBSON IS. OR
MR. SANTIAGO OR MR. FLORES IS
ASKING FOR A NO VOTE. MR.
SANTIAGO MOVES. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GIBSON TO MOVES TO SECONDS TO
SUSPEND THE RULES. MEMBERS. THIS
IS A PROCEDURAL VOTE ON THE
SUSPENSION OF THE RULES AND NOT
DEBATABLE. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. MR. SANTIAGO ASKING FOR AN
AYE VOTE. MR. FLORA ASKING FOR A
NO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. MEMBERS.
THIS TAKES 40. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTE. AYES 42. NOES 13. THE
RULES ARE SUSPENDED. MOVING TO
GUEST INTRODUCTIONS AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS TO OUR GUESTS AND
VISITORS TODAY. STATE LAW
PROHIBITS PERSONS IN THE GALLERY
AND IN THE BACK OF THE CHAMBER
FROM INTERFERING WITH
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS OR
DISRUPTING THE ORDERLY CONDUCT
OF OFFICIAL BUSINESS. PERSONS
DISRUPTING LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS ARE SUBJECT TO
REMOVAL, ARREST, AND OR OTHER
APPROPRIATE LEGAL REMEDIES.
MEMBERS. ALSO, AS A REMINDER,
YOU STILL HAVE MANY BILLS ON THE
SENATE FLOOR WITHOUT FLOOR
MANAGERS. PLEASE WORK WITH THE
SENATE TO IDENTIFY FLOOR
MANAGERS ON YOUR BILLS SO THEY
CAN BE TAKEN UP AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE. AND ONE MORE
ANNOUNCEMENT. WHILE I HAVE MOST
OF YOU HERE, WE WILL BE GOING
LATE SEVERAL DAYS NEXT WEEK.
LATE, WHICH MEANS YOU SHOULD
PLAN YOUR EVENINGS ACCORDINGLY.
TO BE HERE TO GO LATE. SO JUST
KEEP THAT IN MIND AS YOU'RE
MAKING YOUR PLANS FOR THE COMING
WEEK. OKAY. MEMBERS, PLEASE JOIN
ME IN WISHING ASSEMBLY MEMBER
PAPPIN A HAPPY BIRTHDAY AS SHE
CELEBRATES TODAY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! LET'S ALSO WISH
AN EARLY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR
COLLEAGUE. ASSEMBLY MEMBER HART,
WHO CELEBRATES ON SATURDAY.
WE WILL NOW MOVE TO ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SALLY. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR GUEST INTRODUCTION.
MEMBERS. YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I AM
HUMBLED TO RISE TODAY TO
INTRODUCE MY CONSTITUENT, STEVE
NICKEL. THE GOLD STAR, FATHER OF
MARINE LANCE CORPORAL KARIM NHÀ
KHÎI, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION
ON AUGUST 26TH, 2021, AMID THE
UNITED STATES WITHDRAWAL FROM
AFGHANISTAN. AT 5:50 P.M. AN
ICE. I'M SORRY. YES. AT 5:50
P.M, AN ISIS-K SUICIDE BOMBER
DETONATED AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE IN
THE HAMID KARZAI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT. 13 BRAVE SERVICE
MEMBERS, INCLUDING LANCE
CORPORAL NHÀ KHÎI, LOST THEIR
LIVES THAT DAY, ALONG WITH OVER
150 CIVILIANS. FOUR OF THE 13
WERE FROM THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. LANCE CORPORAL NHÀ
KHÎI, WHO HAILED FROM NORCO,
JOINED THE MARINES RIGHT AFTER
HIGH SCHOOL. DRIVEN BY A DEEP
SENSE OF PATRIOTISM AND A DESIRE
TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY. HIS
FAMILY, FRIENDS AND COMMUNITY
REMEMBER HIM AS A DEDICATED AND
SELFLESS INDIVIDUAL, ALWAYS
WILLING TO HELP OTHERS. HE WAS
KNOWN FOR HIS COMMITMENT TO THE
MARINE CORPS AND HIS FELLOW
MARINES. LANCE CORPORAL NHÀ KHÎI
SHOULD BE HERE WITH US TODAY. WE
MOURN THE LOSS OF YOUR SON WITH
YOU, AND HIS SERVICE AND
DEDICATION WILL NEVER BE
FORGOTTEN. THE DISASTROUS
WITHDRAWAL WITHDRAWAL FROM
AFGHANISTAN IS A SOBERING
REMINDER OF THE HUMAN COST OF
POLICY FAILURES. RATHER THAN
ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
MANNER IN WHICH THIS WITHDRAWAL
WAS EXECUTED, OUR GOVERNMENT
SOUGHT TO DEFLECT RESPONSIBILITY
BY CLAIMING TO HAVE LOCATED AND
NEUTRALIZING THE TERRORISTS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ATTACK.
INSTEAD, IT WAS A BOTCHED U.S.
MILITARY DRONE STRIKE THAT HIT A
CAR FILLED WITH INNOCENT FAMILY
MEMBERS. THEY KILLED SEVEN
CHILDREN THAT DAY. IT WAS
SHAMEFUL, AND NO ONE HAS BEEN
HELD ACCOUNTABLE. TODAY WE RISE
TO HONOR THE BRAVERY, COMPASSION
AND PATRIOTISM THAT LANCE
CORPORAL NG¯ÜI EMBODIED. JUST
HOURS BEFORE THE BOMBING. LANCE
CORPORAL NG¯ÜI SENT A VIDEO TO
HIS FAMILY OF HIS INTERACTIONS
WITH THE AFGHAN CIVILIANS. IN
ONE VIDEO, HE SPOKE TO A LITTLE
YOUNG BOY AND HE ASKED HIM IF HE
WANTED TO TAKE A VIDEO TOGETHER.
LEANING IN TO TAKE THE VIDEO, HE
SAID ALL RIGHT, NOW WE ARE
HEROES. THOSE WERE HIS LAST
WORDS TO HIS FAMILY MEMBERS. HE
LIVED AS A HERO AND HE DIED A
HERO. PLEASE JOIN ME IN HONORING
HIS MEMORY AND WELCOME KARIM'S
FATHER, STEVE NG¯ÜI, TO OUR
STATE CAPITOL.
THANK YOU, MR. SALEH. THANK YOU,
MR. NG¯ÜI, FOR BEING HERE. WE
ALL MOURN THE LOSS OF A HERO.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR. SALEH. MOVING
BACK TO MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
FOR A MOMENT HERE. MEMBERS
PURSUANT TO ASSEMBLY RULES 77.2,
I'M REFERRING THE FOLLOWING
BILLS TO COMMITTEE. ITEM 22 AB
3069. DAVIES TO GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZATION GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEE. ITEM
24 AB 310. DOCTOR ARAMBULA TO
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT
COMMITTEE, ITEM 25 AB 761.
FRIEDMAN TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT
COMMITTEE, ITEM 48, AB 2443 ONE.
CARILLO TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
ITEM 65 AB 866. BLANCA RUBIO TO
HUMAN SERVICES. ITEM 66 AB 1296
GRAYSON TO TRANSPORTATION AND
ITEM 79 AB 3148 CHEN TO BANKING
AND FINANCE.
OKAY. ASSEMBLY MEMBER JO
PATTERSON, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED
FOR YOUR GUEST INTRODUCTIONS.
GREAT. THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER.
MEMBERS PRIOR TO MEMORIAL DAY IN
MAY, I HAD THE HONOR AND
PRIVILEGE OF WELCOMING THE
FAMILY OF SERGEANT NICOLE GEE
DURING THE PRESENTATION OF ACR
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION,
TO NAME A HIGHWAY AFTER HER, SHE
ALSO TRAGICALLY LOST HER LIFE ON
AUGUST 26TH, 2021, DURING THE US
WITHDRAWAL FROM AFGHANISTAN.
SERGEANT G'S FAMILY, WAS HERE
DURING THAT TIME, AND I REMEMBER
IT VERY, VERY CLOSELY. AND IT'S
INGRAINED IN MY HEAD WHEN THE
ENTIRE CHAMBER STOOD AND THE
RECOGNITION THAT THEY GAVE HER
FAMILY MEMBERS AT THAT TIME AND
THE HONOR, I'VE NEVER FELT
ANYTHING LIKE THAT AT THAT
MOMENT. AND WE'RE VERY
APPRECIATIVE OF IT, OF IT. AND
I'M VERY PLEASED TO REPORT THAT
THAT THAT ACR HAS PASSED BOTH
HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE. AND
WE WILL NOW HAVE WE NOW
OFFICIALLY HAVE A HIGHWAY NAMED
AFTER SERGEANT G. AND WE'RE
LOOKING FORWARD TO PUTTING THE
SIGN IN IN THE NEAR FUTURE. SHE
WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED FOR
HER BRAVERY AND SACRIFICE. HER
KINDNESS, LOVE, DEDICATION, AND,
OBVIOUSLY THE UNFORTUNATE LOSS
OF SERVICE TO HER COUNTRY AND I
STILL CAN'T GET OVER I MEAN, YOU
HAVE ALL SEEN IT. THE PICTURE OF
HER HOLDING THE YOUNG CHILD WITH
THE CAPTION, I LOVE MY JOB AND
THAT'S INGRAINED IN MY HEAD
FOREVER. MEMBERS, I ASK YOU THAT
YOU WELCOME MY VERY SPECIAL
GUESTS. WE'VE BECOME FRIENDS AND
I'M ALWAYS LOOKING TO HELP THEM
HOWEVER I CAN. AND SO I'D LIKE
TO RECOGNIZE NICOLE'S SISTER,
MISTY PHÐ KHÓ, WHO'S BEEN HERE
BEFORE. ROSEMARY BURKE, WHO'S
NICOLE'S GRANDMOTHER, AND JACKIE
HEINEN, WHO'S NICOLE'S GREAT
AUNT. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
JOINING ME THIS MORNING. THANK
YOU, MISTER PATTERSON.
AND THANK YOU, MISTER PATTERSON.
AND WELCOME AGAIN TO YOUR GUESTS.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WALLACE, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. MEMBERS, WE'RE HONORED
TO WELCOME TWO DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS, ALICIA AND HERMAN LOPEZ.
BOTH RIVERSIDE COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DEPUTIES. THEY'RE THE PROUD
PARENTS OF MARINE CORPS CORPORAL
HUNTER LOPEZ, A REMARKABLE YOUNG
MAN WHO, AT JUST 22, WAS KILLED
TRAGICALLY DURING THE EVACUATION
IN AFGHANISTAN AT THE KABUL
AIRPORT THREE YEARS AGO.
HUNTER'S PASSION FOR SERVICE LED
HIM TO JOIN THE MARINE CORPS
FLEET ANTI-TERRORISM TEAM AFTER
HIS 2017 GRADUATION FROM LA
QUINTA HIGH SCHOOL. HIS PLAN FOR
AFTER HIS MARINE CORPS SERVICE
WAS TO FOLLOW ALICIA AND
HERMAN'S FOOTSTEPS AND BECOME A
DEPUTY SHERIFF WHEN HIS SERVICE
WAS COMPLETE. IN FACT, RIVERSIDE
COUNTY SHERIFF CHAD BIANCO
RECOGNIZED HUNTER POSTHUMOUSLY
BY NAMING HIM AN HONORARY DEPUTY.
AND NOW EVERY RIVERSIDE COUNTY
SHERIFF'S DEPUTY HAS AN AMERICAN
FLAG ON THEIR UNIFORM IN HIS
MEMORY. I'D LIKE TO WELCOME
ALICIA AND HERMAN TO THE
ASSEMBLY FLOOR AND EXPRESS OUR
DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO THEM AND
ALL OF CALIFORNIA'S GOLD STAR
FAMILIES FOR THE SACRIFICE THEY
MADE IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM. WE
HONOR THE MEMORY OF CORPORAL
HUNTER LOPEZ AND WILL NEVER
FORGET THE PRICE HE PAID FOR OUR
FREEDOM. THANK YOU. WELCOME. TO
THE. THANK YOU, MR. WALLACE. AND
WELCOME TO YOUR GUESTS.
AND THANK YOU AGAIN, ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WALLACE MOVING TO
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ZUBER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. AND MEMBERS, I RISE
TODAY TO RECOGNIZE TWO
EXTRAORDINARY MEMBERS OF MY TEAM
WHO ARE VISITING FROM OUR
DISTRICT OFFICE IN HOLLYWOOD,
FIRST, I WANT TO INTRODUCE AND
HIGHLIGHT JOSHUA MARIN MORA,
WHO'S APPROACHING HIS ONE YEAR
ANNIVERSARY AS A FIELD
REPRESENTATIVE COVERING PARTS OF
THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS, HOLLYWOOD,
WEST HOLLYWOOD AND HANCOCK PARK
IN JUST A VERY SHORT AMOUNT OF
TIME, JOSHUA HAS GONE ABOVE AND
BEYOND FOR OUR DISTRICT,
HANDLING CONSTITUENT CASES, BOTH
LARGE AND SMALL. WITH UNWAVERING
DEDICATION. HE TAKES IMMENSE
PRIDE IN HIS WORK AND AS A
MEMBER OF BOTH THE LGBTQ PLUS
AND THE LATINO COMMUNITIES,
JOSHUA HAS SHOWN A DEEP PASSION
FOR DEFENDING DEMOCRATIC VALUES
AND ENSURING THAT EVERY VOICE IN
OUR COMMUNITY IS HEARD, AND THAT
EVERY CONSTITUENT IS SERVED. I
WOULD ALSO LIKE TO RECOGNIZE MY
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, ROBERT
OLIVER. ROBERT HAS BEEN WITH MY
OFFICE SINCE DAY ONE. HE WAS ONE
OF THE FIRST PEOPLE THAT I HIRED
AFTER BEING ELECTED TO THIS
BODY. HIS EXPERIENCE IS VAST,
HAVING WORKED PREVIOUSLY FOR
SENATOR FEINSTEIN AND FOR A
FORMER ASSEMBLY MEMBER AND A
FORMER LA CITY COUNCIL MEMBER,
WHERE HE BUILT CRITICAL
RELATIONSHIPS THAT CONTINUE TO
BENEFIT OUR COMMUNITY AS A
MEMBER OF THE LGBTQ PLUS AND
JEWISH COMMUNITIES, AND ALSO AS
A FORMER ORGANIZER FOR THE
JEWISH FEDERATION OF LOS
ANGELES. ROBERT HAS WORKED
TIRELESSLY TO COMBAT HOMOPHOBIA,
ANTI-SEMITISM AND DISCRIMINATION
IN ALL ITS FORMS. HIS LEADERSHIP
AND COMMITMENT TO JUSTICE IS AN
INSPIRATION TO ALL OF US, AND
I'M ESPECIALLY GRATEFUL AS HE'S
BASICALLY EXHIBITED SO MUCH
LEADERSHIP IN COMBATING THE
ANTI-SEMITISM THAT'S BEEN
SWEEPING MY DISTRICT. I'M
INCREDIBLY GRATEFUL TO HAVE
THESE TWO PASSIONATE AND
TALENTED INDIVIDUALS ON OUR TEAM.
PLEASE JOIN ME IN THANKING THEM
AND WELCOMING THEM TO THE BODY.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCCARTY, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUESTS
INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. LET ME ALLOW MY GUESTS
TO WALK ON OVER HERE TO THE
FRONT. AND, MY GUEST KNOWS NOT
TO WALK ON THE FLOOR BECAUSE
SHE'S BEEN HERE FOR NEARLY 30
YEARS, AND IT'S MY, MY HONOR.
AND I'M SUPER PROUD TO RECOGNIZE
AND HONOR MY CHIEF OF STAFF,
MARIA ALVAREZ, WHO WILL BE
RETIRING THIS YEAR. AT THE END
OF OUR SERVICE IN THE STATE
ASSEMBLY. MARIA HAS NEARLY 20
YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE STATE
ASSEMBLY. SHE CAME HERE RIGHT
AFTER COLLEGE AS A YOUNG INTERN
FOR THEN ASSEMBLY MEMBER RICHARD
POLANCO FROM LOS ANGELES, THEN
SHE WENT ON TO WORK FOR
ASSEMBLYWOMAN DENISE DUCCINI,
OUR SAN DIEGO REPRESENTATIVE FOR
SEVEN YEARS. AND THEN SHE CAME
BACK AND HAS SERVED ME FOR
NEARLY A DECADE AS MY CHIEF OF
STAFF. AND SO I'LL GO BACK TO
HER SECOND BOSS IN THE ASSEMBLY,
AND THAT WAS ASSEMBLY MEMBER
DUCCINI. SO WHEN SHE STARTED
THAT JOB ON, I THINK, HER FIRST
MONTH IN OFFICE, I WAS A 22 YEAR
OLD WHO GREW UP HERE IN
SACRAMENTO. AND I'LL PROBABLY
TALK ABOUT THIS NEXT WEEK. I
NEVER CAME TO THE STATE CAPITOL,
NEVER CAME ON A FIELD TRIP.
FIRST DAY I WAS HERE LITERALLY
WAS TRYING TO GET AN INTERNSHIP,
AND I STUMBLED ACROSS MARIA AND
A GUY NAMED COLIN RICE, WHO I
KNOW MR. ALVAREZ REMEMBERS, AND
THEY OFFERED ME AN INTERNSHIP, A
COVETED UNPAID INTERNSHIP AT THE
STATE CAPITOL. AND I WAS SO
EXCITED, LIKE I HAD ONE COAT,
ONE TIE, AND THAT WAS AN AMAZING
SUMMER OF 1994, AND I HAD NO
IDEA THAT LITERALLY 30 YEARS
LATER, THIS SUMMER, WE'D BE HERE
TOGETHER AND I'D BE HONORING
MARIA. SO SHE SERVED OUR
ASSEMBLY WELL. BUT SHE'S ALSO
BEEN A PARTNER TO ME. SHE'S BEEN
MY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR LITERALLY
20 YEARS. WHEN I WENT TO THE
CITY COUNCIL OF SACRAMENTO CITY
COUNCIL AND 2004, MARIA WENT
WITH ME AND SHE SERVED AS OUR
CITY COUNCIL, REPRESENTING THE
COMMUNITY OF SACRAMENTO, AND
THEN HAS HELPED ME HERE AS AN
ASSEMBLY MEMBER. WE ALL TALK
ABOUT ALL OF US AS LEGISLATORS
THAT OUR STAFF MAKE THE SUCCESS
THEY MAKE. THE MAGIC. WE GET THE
PICTURES AND THE PRESS RELEASES
AND ALL THE ACCOLADES, BUT IT'S
PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES WHO DO
ALL THE WORK. AND SO MARIA HAS
HAS LED MY TEAM AND ALL OF MY
SUCCESSES, HAVE HER FINGERPRINTS
ALL OVER THEM SO SHE WON'T GET
THE PRESS RELEASES. SHE WON'T BE
IN THE WIKIPEDIA, BUT IN THE
FOOTNOTES OF HISTORY AND IN MY
MEMORY, I KNOW IT WAS MARIA AND
PEOPLE THAT SHE HELPED MENTOR
AND I'LL FOCUS ON THAT BRIEFLY
NOW, TOO, BECAUSE SHE HAS THIS
AMAZING ABILITY TO HELP OTHERS
RISE ABOVE, RISE AND SUCCEED.
MANY ARE HERE IN THE AUDIENCE
TODAY, AND THEY'VE HAD
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS IN LIFE. AND
SHE HAS THIS SKILL TO WHEN IT'S
THE CHAOS TO BRING THEM IN AND
FOCUS ON MOVING FORWARD. AND I
DON'T HAVE THAT SKILL SET AND
CERTAINLY, MARIA DOES. AND I
WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT EFFORT
AS WELL. SO SHE'S BEEN MY FRIEND
AND MY CONFIDANT AND AN AMAZING
PART OF MY LEGISLATIVE CAREER
OVER THESE PAST TWO DECADES. AND
YOU KNOW, YOU WANT PEOPLE IN
THIS JOB THAT CAN HELP YOU TO
SUCCEED AND GO WITH YOU, BUT YOU
ALSO WANT PEOPLE TO TELL YOU NO
AND TELL YOU YOU'RE WRONG AND
YOU'RE FULL OF YOU KNOW WHAT.
AND SO MARIA HAS DONE THAT ON
PLENTY OF OCCASIONS OVER THE
PAST TWO DECADES. AND THAT'S ONE
OF THE THINGS THAT I HOLD
DEAREST. AND I JUST WANT TO, YOU
KNOW, TELL MY COLLEAGUES AND,
AND OUR STAFF BEHIND US HERE
TODAY, HOW MUCH I APPRECIATE
WHAT MARIA HAS DONE FOR ME AND
OUR DISTRICT. AND FRANKLY, THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND
RECOGNIZE HER SERVICE AND HER
RETIREMENT FROM THE CALIFORNIA
STATE ASSEMBLY WITH HER IS HER
SPOUSE, JEFF, NOR THE POET
LAUREATE EMERITUS OF THE CITY OF
SACRAMENTO. AND I WANTED TO
CONGRATULATE THEM AND THANK
THEM. AND PLEASE JOIN ME IN
GIVING THEM A ROUND OF APPLAUSE.
YEAH.
FIRMANDO.
NOW.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MCCARTY. CONGRATULATIONS TO,
CHIEF, YOUR CHIEF OF STAFF,
MARIA ALVAREZ. AND IN ACCORDANCE
WITH OUR LONG STANDING TRADITION
HERE IN THE ASSEMBLY, I KNOW YOU
HAVE A RESOLUTION TO PRESENT TO
HER HERE TODAY ON THE FLOOR.
LONG STANDING TRADITION.
THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN. AND
CONGRATULATIONS ON ON YOUR
RETIREMENT. WE DO HAVE ONE
ADDITIONAL, ACTUALLY, WE'VE GOT
A COUPLE OF ADDITIONAL GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS, BUT ONE THAT WE
KNOW IS READY. MR. BRIAN YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTION. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. COLLEAGUES, I'M REALLY
HAPPY AND EXCITED TO WELCOME
AVON HERNANDEZ TO THE ASSEMBLY
FLOOR. AVON IS A PUBLIC DEFENDER
IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND A HERO
IF YOU ASK ME. A BELOVED MEMBER
OF 8055. AVON'S VISIT WITH US IS
NOTHING SHORT OF A MIRACLE. IT'S
ONE HIS FRIENDS AND HIS FAMILY
WORKED HARD FOR, SHED MANY TEARS
FOR, PUSHED THROUGH HOPELESS
NIGHTS. FOR YOU MAY RECALL THAT
LAST JANUARY WE UNANIMOUSLY AND
BIPARTISANLY PASSED A HOUSE
RESOLUTION. H.R. 11, WHICH
ADVOCATED FOR AVON'S IMMEDIATE
RELEASE FROM A VENEZUELA PRISON
WHERE HE HAD BEEN WRONGFULLY
DETAINED SINCE MARCH OF 2022.
AVON WAS KIDNAPED AT GUNPOINT AT
THE BORDER OF COLOMBIA AND
VENEZUELA BY ARMED AND MASKED
MEN WHO TRIED TO EXPLOIT HIM FOR
MONEY. WHEN THEY FOUND OUT HE
WAS AMERICAN, THEY THREW HIM
ONTO THE BACK OF THE TRUCK AND
TRANSPORTED HIM TO A NOTORIOUS
PRISON, WHERE POLITICAL
PRISONERS AND OTHER AMERICANS
WERE BEING HELD UNJUSTLY. HIS
PRESENCE HERE IS SOMETHING WE
ALL SOUGHT FOR WHEN WE
COLLECTIVELY COAUTHORED H.R. 11
LAST JANUARY. AVON'S FRIENDS AND
FAMILY SHARED THIS RESOLUTION
WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND
FEDERAL DECISION MAKERS, AND
THEY USED IT TO ENLIST MORE HELP
AROUND CALIFORNIA AND ACROSS
CALIFORNIANS CONGRESSIONAL
MEMBERS. AND THEY GOT THAT HELP.
THE SPECIAL ENVOY FOR HOSTAGE
AFFAIRS STAFF TOLD AVON'S
FRIENDS AND FAMILY THAT THEY
WERE IMPRESSED THAT THEY'D NEVER
SEEN A RESOLUTION FROM A STATE
LEGISLATIVE BODY BEFORE CALLING
FOR THE RELEASE OF A POLITICAL
PRISONER AND HOSTAGE. THE
PRESSURE WAS ON, AND THEY FELT
IT. IN DECEMBER 2023, PRESIDENT
JOE BIDEN FINALLY AGREED TO A
SWAP THAT FREED ONE COLOMBIAN
BUSINESSMAN IN EXCHANGE FOR 11
AMERICANS WHO WERE ABLE TO COME
HOME TO THEIR LOVED ONES. AVON
WAS ONE OF THEM. OUR COLLECTIVE
EFFORTS AND HIS COMMUNITY'S
FIERCE AND UNWAVERING ADVOCACY
BROUGHT AVON HOME IN HIS FIRST
INTERVIEW BACK ON AMERICAN SOIL,
AVON SAID, ALL YOU THINK ABOUT
WHEN YOU ARE IN PRISON IS HOW
YOU DIDN'T APPRECIATE BEING FREE
WHILE YOU WERE FREE. THERE IS NO
WAY TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IT'S LIKE
TO BE IN PRISON UNJUSTLY AND NOT
HAVE ANY WAY OUT. ON OCCASIONS
WHERE HE COULD TALK TO HIS
FAMILY, HE SAID HE FELT THEIR
LOVE AND HE KNEW THEY WERE
FIGHTING FOR HIM. THAT ENERGY IS
WHAT SUSTAINED HIM, BUT IN
TRUTH, HE HAD NO IDEA HOW HARD
WE WERE REALLY FIGHTING FOR HIM.
HE HAD NO IDEA HOW HARD HIS
UNION, THE PUBLIC DEFENDERS
UNION OF LA COUNTY, WAS FIGHTING
FOR HIM. HE HAD NO IDEA HOW HARD
UCLA AND THE UCLA LAW SCHOOL WAS
FIGHTING FOR HIM, AND HE HAD NO
IDEA HOW HARD WE IN THIS BODY.
WITHIN 48 HOURS OF GETTING A
CALL FROM HIS FAMILY, DRAFTED
THE RESOLUTION AND PASSED IT,
CALLING FOR HIM TO BE FREED
OUTSIDE OF HIS JOB AS A PUBLIC
DEFENDER, AVON'S ALSO A
VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE FOR CHILDREN
IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM,
A MENTOR WITH THE UCLA LAW
FELLOWS PROGRAM TO ENCOURAGE
STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE
BACKGROUNDS TO APPLY AND ATTEND
LAW SCHOOL. AND HE'S A MENTOR
FOR THE LATINO LAWYER BAR
ASSOCIATION. AVON. THE
DEDICATION THAT YOU'VE SHOWN TO
COMMUNITY, THE SACRIFICES THAT
YOU'VE MADE, BOTH PROFESSIONALLY
AND PERSONALLY, THEY'RE THE BEST
OF WHAT CALIFORNIA IS. IT'S WHY
WE WERE PROUD TO FIGHT, TO HELP
BRING YOU HOME. BUT IT WAS YOUR
RESOLVE, YOUR COMMITMENT TO
STAYING HOPEFUL AND SPREADING
HOPE TO OTHERS WHO ARE
INCARCERATED IN VENEZUELA. THAT
THAT REALLY IS AN EXAMPLE WE
SHOULD ALL FOLLOW. YOU'RE THE
BEST OF 8055 AND THE BEST OF
CALIFORNIA COLLEAGUES. PLEASE
JOIN ME IN WELCOMING AVON TO THE
FLOOR. THANK YOU, MR. BRIAN.
THANK YOU. GLAD YOU'RE HOME.
THANK YOU AGAIN, MR. BRIAN. AND
WELCOME TO YOUR GUEST. BEFORE WE
MOVE TO BUSINESS ON THE DAILY
FILE, I DO HAVE ONE ADDITIONAL
ANNOUNCEMENT AND THAT'S THAT.
AND THAT IS THIS. MEMBERS, THERE
WILL BE A RECEPTION FOR THE GOLD
STAR FAMILIES IN CAPITAL ROOM
125 UPON ADJOURNMENT OF OUR
SESSION. WE ARE NOW MOVING TO
BUSINESS ON THE DAILY FILE.
SECOND READING CLERK WILL READ
SENATE BILL 785. ALL BILLS WILL
BE DEEMED READ AND ALL
AMENDMENTS WILL BE DEEMED
ADOPTED. WE ARE NOW MOVING TO
CONCURRENCE IN SENATE
AMENDMENTS, MOVING TO FILE ITEM
TWO H.J.R 12 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ALVAREZ. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY JOINT RESOLUTION 12 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ALVAREZ AND
OTHERS RELATIVE TO THE TIJUANA
RIVER. MR. ALVAREZ, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR. SPEAKER. GOOD MORNING,
MEMBERS TODAY. TODAY I RISE TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY JOINT
RESOLUTION 12, A BIPARTISAN
RESOLUTION SPONSORED BY THE SAN
DIEGO DELEGATION THAT CALLS ON
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO ISSUE
AN EMERGENCY DECLARATION AND TO
PROVIDE FUNDS TO END THE CROSS
BORDER SEWAGE DISASTER AFFECTING
SOUTH SAN DIEGO AND THE IMPERIAL
COUNTY AREAS. BY THE END OF
AUGUST, WHEN WE ALL GET TO GO
HOME FOR THAT LABOR DAY WEEKEND,
AND SOME OF YOU MIGHT ENJOY THAT
WEEKEND BY GOING TO YOUR LOCAL
BEACH. THE RESIDENTS OF MY
DISTRICT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO DO
THAT. THAT WEEKEND WILL MARK THE
1,000TH CONSECUTIVE DAY, 1000
DAYS SINCE THE BEACH HAS BEEN
CLEAN. THEREFORE, THE BEACH HAS
BEEN CLOSED DUE TO THE DAILY
DUMP OF MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF
SEWAGE INTO THE OCEAN. GOING
THROUGH THE TIJUANA RIVER
VALLEY. THAT'S 1000 DAYS WHERE
MY CONSTITUENTS IN MY DISTRICT
CANNOT SAFELY ACCESS THE OCEAN.
A RIGHT THAT IS GUARANTEED IN
OUR STATE'S CONSTITUTION. RECENT
STUDIES BY THE SCRIPPS
INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY HAVE
FOUND LARGE CONCENTRATIONS OF
SEWAGE LIKE BACTERIA FLOATING IN
THE AIR IN IMPERIAL BEACH,
ACCORDING TO RESEARCHERS, THESE
RESULTS ARE MORE COMMONLY FOUND.
THE STUFF THIS IS FOUND IN THE
AIR IS MORE COMMONLY FOUND
INSIDE WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANTS, BUT IT IS NOW A PUBLIC
Ã IMPACTING THE PUBLIC HEALTH
IN MY DISTRICTS AS THEY ARE NOW
FLOATING IN THE AIR IN THE
COMMUNITY. IT IS A FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO
MAINTAIN OUR CROSS-BORDER BORDER
WATERWAYS. YET FOR MANY YEARS
THEY HAVE FAILED TO DO SO. THEY
HAVE FAILED TO MAINTAIN AN
INTERNATIONAL TREATMENT PLANT
AND KEEP OUR BEACHES CLEAN. THEY
HAVE FAILED TO COMPLY WITH THE
CLEAN WATER ACT AS THEY ARE
REQUIRED BY LAW AND ILLEGAL
SETTLEMENT FROM A CASE THAT WAS
FILED BY OUR STATE ATTORNEY
GENERAL IN 2019. BUT MORE
IMPORTANTLY, THEY HAVE FAILED TO
KEEP RESIDENTS SAFE. ASSEMBLY
JOINT RESOLUTION 12 SENDS A
UNIFIED AND DIRECT MESSAGE TO
THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO
PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN, TO VICE
PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS, AND IT
REINFORCES OUR COMMITMENT OF
SECTION FOUR, ARTICLE TEN OF THE
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION THAT
GUARANTEES MAXIMUM PUBLIC ACCESS
TO THE COAST. THIS IS A
GUARANTEE THAT HAS NOT BEEN
PROVIDED TO MY CONSTITUENTS FOR
OVER 1000 DAYS. I WANT TO THANK
YOU AND THANK THE MEMBERS OF THE
DELEGATION, OUR BIPARTISAN
DELEGATION, FOR JOINING AND
COAUTHORING THIS AND I URGE YOUR
SUPPORT FOR H.R. 12. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ALVAREZ, SEEING
AND HEARING NO OBJECTIONS. WE
WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE
VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL
THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE,
ALL THOSE VOTE, WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES
51. NO, ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN WILL PASS AND
RETAIN ON FILE ITEM THREE.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM FOUR AB 672
BY DOCTOR JACKSON. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 672 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER JACKSON. AN ACT
RELATING TO DISCRIMINATION.
DOCTOR JACKSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR. SPEAKER. AB 672 IS EN
CONCURRENCE TO EXPAND THE CIVIL
RIGHTS DEPARTMENT'S AUTHORITY AS
WE CONTINUE TO SEE HIGH RATES OF
HATE CRIMES. RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
JACKSON. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 40 800.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. WE'RE GOING TO PASS
TEMPORARILY ON FILE ITEM EIGHT.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM TEN AB 18.
WE'RE GOING TO EIGHT AB 1810 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRIAN. MR.
BRIAN, THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1810 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BRIAN AND OTHERS. AN ACT
RELATING TO INCARCERATED
PERSONS. ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRIAN,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED COLLEAGUES.
AB 1810 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
WITH AB 1810 WOULD ALLOW IS FOR
WOMEN AND PEOPLE WHO MENSTRUATE
WHO ARE INCARCERATED TO HAVE
MENSTRUAL CARE PRODUCTS READILY
ACCESSIBLE TO THEM. THIS BILL IS
THE FIRST BILL I'VE EVER HAD
THAT LEFT THE SENATE FLOOR 40 TO
0. I BELIEVE OUR VICE CHAIR OF
THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
CALLED IT A DIGNITY BILL. WHEN
WE CAME TO THE ASSEMBLY PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE, I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK
YOU, MR. BRIAN. CONGRATULATIONS
ON THAT. BY THE WAY. HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
READ. ACTUALLY, THE CLERK WE
ALREADY READ. WE'LL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTES. AYES 52. NO ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 11 AB 1880
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER ALANIS. THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
1880 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER ALANIS
AND OTHERS. AN ACT RELATING TO
MINORS MEMBER ALANIS. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. AB 1880 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THE AMENDMENTS
CREATED DEFINITIONS FOR CONTENT
CREATOR AND ONLINE PLATFORM.
THIS BILL PROTECTS KIDS WHO
CREATE CONTENT ONLINE BY ADDING
THEM TO THE COOGAN COOGAN LAW,
WHICH WILL ENSURE THEIR EARNINGS
CANNOT BE EXPLOITED. THIS IS
ALSO A CAUCUS PRIORITY.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. ALLEN. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTED WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 54. NOS ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY
ON FILE ITEM 12. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 14 AB 2234 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BERNER. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2234 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERNER AND
OTHERS. AN ACT RELATING TO
VEHICLES. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BERNER, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. GOOD
MORNING, MR. SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS. AB 2234 IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. SENATE AMENDMENTS
CLARIFY THAT THE 60 DAY
CONSULTATION WINDOW PERIOD
BEGINS WHEN THE ORDINANCE IS
ENACTED, NOT WHEN THE ORDINANCE
IS PASSED BY THE GOVERNING BODY.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BERNER. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 46. NØ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING TO FILE ITEM
15, AB 2378 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CALDERON. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2378 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CALDERON. AN ACT RELATING
TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. MEMBER
CALDERON. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2378 IS BACK FROM THE
SENATE FOR CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS FROM THE SENATE ADD A
REQUIREMENT THAT REGISTERED
APPRENTICE PROGRAMS ADOPT A
POLICY ALLOWING STUDENTS TO
TASTE, BUT NOT CONSUME ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CALDERON. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 54. NO ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 16 AB 2579
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA.
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2579 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA. AN ACT RELATING TO
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS. MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER AND
COLLEAGUES. ASSEMBLY BILL 2579
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL GRANTS BUILDING OWNERS WITH
THREE OR MORE MULTIFAMILY
DWELLING UNITS ADDITIONAL TIME
TO REQUIRE TO PROVIDE SAFETY
INSPECTIONS FOR EXTERIOR
ELEVATED ELEMENTS, SUCH AS
BALCONIES OR DECKS. AB 2579 HAS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
HAS NO OPPOSITION. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLY MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA.
SEEING AND HEARING NO DEBATE. NO
FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL. WE'LL OPEN THE ROLL.
WOW IT'S BEEN A LONG WEEK.
GETTING LONGER. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. AYES 53.
NO ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GABRIEL AB 2822. CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2822 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GABRIEL AND
OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. ITEM 19 MR.
GABRIEL, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS, I'M
PLEASED TODAY TO PRESENT AB
2822, WHICH WOULD REQUIRE LAW
ENFORCEMENT TO RECORD WHEN THEY
HAVE REMOVED A FIREARM OR DEADLY
WEAPON FROM THE SCENE OF A
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. CALL THIS
EXCHANGE WILL IMPROVE DATA
TRACKING AND ACCOUNTABILITY
AROUND EXISTING FIREARM
RELINQUISHMENT EFFORTS AND
ENSURE THAT THIS CRITICAL DATA
IS UP TO DATE SO THAT WE CAN
BETTER PROTECT CALIFORNIANS FROM
TRAGIC INCIDENTS OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE. THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION, ZERO NO VOTES AND IS
SUPPORTED BY THE CALIFORNIA
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION'S
GIFFORDS BRADY, MARCH FOR OUR
LIVES AND THE CALIFORNIA
PARTNERSHIP TO END DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR AYE
VOTE ON AB 2822. THANK YOU, MR.
GABRIEL. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 56. NØ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING TO FILE ITEM
21 AB 2904 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2904 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA. AN
ACT RELATING TO LAND USE.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER QUIRK-SILVA YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS AB 20 904
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL EXTENDS THE TIME FRAME.
CITIES MUST MUST INFORM
HOMEOWNERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS
PRIOR TO IMPLEMENTING ZONING
CODE UPDATES FROM 10 TO 20 DAYS.
THIS BILL HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
QUIRK-SILVA. SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 56. NÓ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING TO FILE ITEM
28 AB 1778 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CONNOLLY. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1778 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CONNOLLY. AN ACT RELATING
TO VEHICLES. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CONNOLLY, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AB 1778
IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE FROM THE
SENATE. SENATE AMENDMENTS
REQUIRE ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION
TO BE REPORTED WHEN A TRAFFIC
STOP IS MADE UNDER THIS BILL.
THE AMENDMENTS ALSO SPECIFY THAT
THE PARENT OF THE CHILD WHO
RIDES A CLASS TWO E-BIKE IS
JOINTLY LIABLE FOR PAYING THE
FINE. THE PARENT MAY PROVIDE
PROOF THAT THE CHILD HAS A
HELMET, AND THAT THEY ATTENDED A
BICYCLE SAFETY COURSE IN LIEU OF
A FINE. ADDITIONAL SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING. THIS BILL ENJOYS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CONNOLLY. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 53. NÓ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 30 AB 1853 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER VÌ. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1853 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER VÆ VALLAPUDUA AND OTHERS.
AN ACT RELATING TO
TRANSPORTATION. THANK YOU. YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I'M PROUD TO PRESENT AB
1853. BACK FROM CONCURRENCE. AB
1853 WILL UPDATE SAN JOAQUIN
REGIONAL TRANSIT DISTRICT TO
ALIGN THE AGENCY AUTHORITIES
WITH AUTHORITIES TO OTHER
SIMILAR SIZED AGENCIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
VÌ VALLAPUDUA. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES
57. NOS ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 32 AB 1890 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JOE PATTERSON. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1890 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER JOE PATTERSON
AND OTHERS. AN ACT RELATING TO
PUBLIC WORKS. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
PATTERSON, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
GOOD MORNING, MR. SPEAKER.
MEMBERS AB 1890 IS A BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. WE TOOK AMENDMENTS
IN THE SENATE TO WORK WITH THE
OPPOSITION. IT'S BIPARTISAN. GOT
OUT 40 TO NOTHING IN THE SENATE.
THIS IS THE ASSEMBLY HOPING FOR
80 TO NOTHING HERE MINUS THOSE
WHO AREN'T HERE. SO WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. HOPE SPRINGS
ETERNAL. SINCE WE HAVE 16
ABSENCES, THAT IT'S REALLY GOING
TO BE HARD TO DO. I SEE, I SEE.
OKAY WELL, IT'S A GUARANTEE NOT
GUARANTEE THAT EVERYBODY WHO'S
HERE IS HERE ANYWAY. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. A LITTLE BIT. ADRIN. HOW'S
THAT, MR. PATTERSON? THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES. AYES 58. NÓ ZERO.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 33 AB
1902 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER ALANIS.
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL, 1902 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ALANIS AND OTHERS, INCLUDING THE
HEALING ARTS. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ALANIS, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU AGAIN, MR. SPEAKER. AB
1902 WOULD REQUIRE PHARMACY
DISPENSERS TO PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE
PRESCRIPTION LABELS TO PATIENTS
WHO ARE BLIND OR HAVE LOW
VISION. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
SENATE WERE TECHNICAL IN NATURE
AND REMOVED IMPLEMENTATIONS
CONCERNING, THAT WERE CONCERNED
BY OUR STAKEHOLDERS. AB 1902 IS
A COMMON SENSE MEASURE THAT THE
BLIND COMMUNITY HAS ADVOCATED
FOR OVER THE LAST. WELL, THEY
WERE ON THIS FOR THE LAST
DECADE, DECADE, DECADE, BELIEVE
IT OR NOT. THANK YOU EVERYONE.
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. ALANIS.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VÚI WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTES. AYES 57. NÓ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 34 AB EIGHT
AB 1983 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MAIENSCHEIN. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1983 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MAIENSCHEIN. AN
ACT RELATING TO TAXATION AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MAIENSCHEIN YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS AB 1983 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL
REINSTATES A TAX CHECKOFF
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR
ADMINISTRATED BY THE DEPARTMENT
OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, WHICH
ALLOWS CALIFORNIANS TO DONATE A
PORTION OF THEIR TAX REFUND TO
FUND GRANTS FOR LOW COST OR FREE
SPAY AND NEUTER PROGRAMS. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE SENATE
WERE TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING IN
NATURE, AND RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MAIENSCHEIN.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTES. AYES 57. NÓ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 36 AB 2053
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER MATHES. THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
2053 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER MATHES
AND OTHERS, AND ACT RELATING THE
PUPIL INSTRUCTION. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER MATHES, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. MEMBERS AB 2053 IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE WITH A FEW
TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS. BRIEFLY,
THIS BILL WOULD REQUIRE THAT
WHEN STUDENTS ARE TAUGHT ABOUT
ADOLESCENT RELATIONSHIPS AND
DOMESTIC ABUSE, THAT THEY ARE
GIVEN THE TOOLS AND THE
RESOURCES TO KNOW WHERE TO GO TO
GET HELP. I ASK YOU FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MATHIS. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 57. NÓ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 37 AB 2062
BY MR. GREYSON. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2062 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GREYSON. AN ACT
RELATING TO CREDIT UNIONS.
MEMBER GREYSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY BILL 2062 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. STATE
AMENDMENT SENATE AMENDMENTS
CLARIFY THAT THE ABILITY FOR
CREDIT UNIONS TO HOLD VIRTUAL
MEMBER MEETINGS AND MAKE OTHER
CLARIFYING CHANGES AS WELL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. GREYSON.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. BURKE WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTES. AYES 54. NØ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO A FILE ITEM 40 AB 2176
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BURMAN. THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
2176 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERMAN.
AN ACT RELATING TO JUVENILES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER BERMAN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT AB
2176, WHICH WILL STRENGTHEN
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND
PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO
ADDRESS CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM
RATES IN JUVENILE COURT SCHOOLS.
AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE RESOLVE
A CHAPTER OUT CONFLICT.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. BERMAN. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL.
ALL THOSE VOTE. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE. WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 54. NÓ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
BACK TO YOU, MR. BERMAN. AB
2199. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2199 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BERMAN. AN ACT RELATING
TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY. MR.
BERMAN, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AB 2199
WOULD EXTEND AN EXISTING CEQA
EXEMPTION TO PROMOTE INFILL
HOUSING PROJECTS IN OUR COUNTIES
WITHOUT ADVERSELY IMPACTING THE
ENVIRONMENT. SENATE AMENDMENTS
SHORTEN THE SUNSET DATE TO
JANUARY 1ST, 2032. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE IN SENATE
AMENDMENTS, CONCURRENCE AND
SENATE AMENDMENTS. OKAY SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE,
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VÚI WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 51. NOES ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO ASSEMBLY. MEMBER BRIAN
BRIAN FOR AB 2215. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2215 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRYANT AND
OTHERS AN ACT RELATING TO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. ITEM 43 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BRYANT. PLEASE
GO AHEAD. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND COLLEAGUES. AB 2215
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL SIMPLY ADDS LANGUAGE TO THE
PENAL CODE THAT ALLOWS LAW
ENFORCEMENT TO HAVE THE TOOL OF
USING PRE-BOOKING DIVERSION TO
CONNECT FOLKS TO SUPPORTIVE
SERVICES WHEN THEY FEEL IT'S IN
THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE. THIS
BILL PASSED OUT OF OUR PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE WITH BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT, INCLUDING BOTH OF OUR
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS
WHO SPOKE ON THIS FLOOR. I
BELIEVE OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
LANCASTER REFERRED TO IT AS THE
LUNAR ECLIPSE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BRYANT. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
WE WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES. AYES 40 800. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 46 AB 2371
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER JUAN
CARRILLO. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2371 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JUAN CARRILLO AND OTHERS.
AN ACT RELATING TO ELECTRIFIED
SECURITY FENCES AND DECLARING
THE URGENCY THEREOF TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CARRILLO, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY BILL 2371 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS AT AN URGENCY CLAUSE.
THIS BILL HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND ZERO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CARRILLO. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
REQUIRES 54 VOTES. MEMBERS THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 55. NÓ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 47 AB 2428 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CALDERON. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2428 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CALDERON AND
OTHERS. AN ACT RELATING TO
MEDI-CAL. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CALDERON, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2428 IS BACK FROM THE
SENATE FOR CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS FROM THE SENATE.
ADDED COAUTHOR, I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CALDERON SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE.
THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 56. NÓ ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 50 AB 2503
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEE. THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
2503 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEE. AN
ACT RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY. ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEE,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MR. SPEAKER. AB 2503 WILL ALLOW
THE STATE TO SCALE UP THE
DECARBONIZATION OF ITS
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM BY
STREAMLINING RAIL
ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS ON
EXISTING RIGHT OF WAYS. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL. THE BILL PASSED OFF
THE ASSEMBLY FLOOR WITH
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU, MR.
LEE. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 50 100.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. PASS AND RETAIN ON FILE ITEM
51. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 52 AB
2541 BY ASSEMBLYMAN DOCTOR
BAINS. CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2541 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER.
VEINS AN ACT LETTING THE PEACE
OFFICER TRAINING DOCTOR BAINS.
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU.
SPEAKER MEMBERS AB 2541 IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE FROM THE SENATE.
THE BILL REQUIRES POST TO
DEVELOP GUIDELINES ADDRESSING
WANDERING ASSOCIATED WITH
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, AUTISM AND
DEMENTIA. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE. THE CLERK
WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 54.
NOES ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 53 AB 2553 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER FRIEDMAN. THE CLERK WILL
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2553 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER FRIEDMAN. AN ACT
RELATING TO LAND USE. SOME
MEMBER FRIEDMAN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS. AB 2553 IS
BACK IN THE ASSEMBLY FOR
CONCURRENCE. AMENDMENTS IN THE
SENATE APPLY THE BILL TO HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN A TRANSIT
PRIORITY AREA, AND THE MAJOR
TRANSIT STOP, IF PLANNED, IS
PROGRAMED TO BE COMPLETED BEFORE
WITHIN ONE YEAR OF THE SCHEDULED
COMPLETION AND OCCUPANCY OF THE
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. IT
ADDRESSES CHAPTER IN CONFLICTS
WITH AB 3177. THIS BILL REQUIRES
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO SET LOWER
TRAFFIC IMPACT MITIGATION FEES
FOR TRANSIT ORIENTED HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS NEAR MAJOR TRANSIT
STOPS, OR A TRANSIT PRIORITY
AREA, INSTEAD OF JUST TRANSIT
STATIONS. AND WITH THAT, I WOULD
REQUEST AND I VOTE TO CONCUR IN
THE SENATE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY MEMBER
FRIEDMAN. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 54. NÓ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 55 AB 2618 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CHEN. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2618 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CHEN. AN ACT RELATING TO
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. MEMBER CHEN,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MR. SPEAKER. THIS BILL IS BACK
ON CONCURRENCE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU, MR.
CHEN. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES. AYES 53. NOES ZERO.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 56 AB
2622 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER JUAN
CARRILLO. CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2622 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JUAN CARRILLO. AN ACT
RELATING TO CONTRACTORS.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CARRILLO, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. ASSEMBLY BILL 2622 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ENSURE CLARITY AND
REDUCE COST. THIS BILL HAS
ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
ZERO NO VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CARRILLO. SEEING
AND HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES.
AYES 51. NOS ZERO. SENATE
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 6128 AB 2832
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER WARD. THE
CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
2832 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER WARD. AN
ACT RELATING TO ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFOR. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WARD. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER. AB
2832 IS BACK FROM SENATE FOR
CONCURRENCE AND SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THE BILL WILL BE
ABLE TO HELP PROMOTE CALIFORNIA
THROUGH INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
SENATE AMENDMENTS FOR CLARIFYING
AND TECHNICAL IN NATURE HAS
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES, AND WE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR. I
VOTE ON CONCURRENCE. SEEING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK. THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE. WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL. AYES 53. NOES ZERO.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 63,
AB 3025. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 3025 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER VALENCIA AND OTHERS NOT
RELATING TO COUNTY EMPLOYEES.
RETIREMENT. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
VALENCIA. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
GOOD MORNING AND THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER AND MEMBERS. AB
3025 IS RETURNING TO THE
ASSEMBLY ON CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS IN THE SENATE INSURE
RETIREMENT SYSTEMS CAN CONTINUE
TO USE INITIATED PROCESSES
BEFORE THE SCHEDULED
IMPLEMENTATION OF A BILL. IN
ADDITION, INFORMATION RELEVANT
TO THE RETIRED MEMBERS OR
BENEFICIARIES IS NOT DISCLOSABLE
UNDER THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
RECORDS ACT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR A YES VOTE. THANK YOU.
SEEING NO OTHERS WISHING TO
SPEAK THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL. AYES 56.
NOS. ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MEMBERS. WE'RE
GOING TO JUMP BACK TO ITEM
NUMBER 57 AB 2628. THE CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2628 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER HART. AN ACT
RELATING TO THE CALIFORNIA STATE
AUDITOR AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFOR. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER HART, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS. AB 2628 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THE AMENDMENT IS
TAKEN IN THE SENATE. WERE
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING THIS
BILL WILL IMPROVE PUBLIC
TRANSPARENCY OF THE STATE
AUDITOR'S WORK BY REQUIRING
POSTING OF THE AUDITOR'S
RECOMMENDATIONS ON A PUBLIC
WEBSITE. THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR AYE
VOTE. SEEING NO OTHERS WISHING
TO SPEAK, THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL. AYES
57. NOES ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. MEMBERS. WE'RE
GOING TO JUMP AROUND A BIT ON
THE FILE HERE, STARTING WITH
FILE ITEM NUMBER EIGHT, AB 1797.
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 1797 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
WOOD AND OTHERS IN STATE
GOVERNMENT. DOCTOR WOOD, YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
MEMBERS METACARCINUS MAGISTER,
COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE DUNGENESS
CRAB, IS A HALLMARK OF THE
CALIFORNIA COAST AND IS
ESSENTIAL TO OUR MARINE
ECOSYSTEMS. LOCAL ECONOMIES, AND
THE IDENTITY OF NORTHERN AND
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. NOW, THIS
BILL SNUCK OUT OF HERE ON
CONSENT, AND SO YOU DIDN'T GET
TO HEAR ME TALK ABOUT IT. SO BUT
IT HAS CRAWLED BACK AFTER AFTER
VISITING THE SENATE FOR A WHILE.
WELL, YOU KNOW, OF COURSE. 30S.
YEAH 30S. I'LL BE DONE IN 30S.
ACCORDING TO DATA FROM THE
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC
ADMINISTRATION, ANNUAL DUNGENESS
CRAB LANDINGS IN CALIFORNIA HAVE
AVERAGED APPROXIMATELY $57
MILLION FOR THE PAST DECADE,
WITH SOME YEARS REACHING CLOSE
TO $90 MILLION. AB 1797 PROPOSES
DESIGNATING THE DUNGENESS CRAB
AS CALIFORNIA'S OFFICIAL STATE
CRUSTACEAN, HIGHLIGHTING ITS
ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE AND
PROMOTING PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT
SUSTAINABLE FISHING PRACTICES
AND MARINE CONSERVATION. THE
AMENDMENTS WERE MINOR, SO I ASK
THAT MEMBERS THAT YOU DON'T LET
THIS BILL GET CLAWED BACK. IT'S
TIME TO CELEBRATE THE IMPORTANCE
OF THE DUNGENESS CRAB. I DIDN'T
WRITE THIS. I RESPECTFULLY ASKED
YOU FOR YOUR VOTE. SEEING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL. AYES 53. NOS. ZERO.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN. MOVING ON TO ITEM NUMBER 12,
AB 1918. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 1918 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WOOD. AN ACT RELATING TO
ENERGY. DOCTOR WOOD, YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. AB 1918 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. A DISTRICT BILL
THAT HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. THE BILL EXEMPTS THE
APPLICATION OF CERTAIN CEC
REGULATIONS TO THE TRINITY
PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTRICT, OR
TPWD, IN THE SERVICE TERRITORY
IN TRINITY COUNTY. THE BILL
ADDRESSES TWO CLOSELY RELATED
REGULATORY PROGRAMS THAT REQUIRE
HOMES AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
TO BE CONSTRUCTED WITH SOLAR AND
BATTERY SYSTEMS. THESE PROGRAMS
MAKE LITTLE SENSE IN TRINITY
COUNTY BECAUSE TPWD ALREADY
PROVIDES 100% CARBON FREE
HYDROPOWER TO ITS CUSTOMERS AT
ONE OF THE MOST AFFORDABLE RATES
IN THE STATE. THIS IS THE
FUNDAMENTAL RATIONALE FOR AB
1918. ADDITIONALLY, THIS BILL
WOULD RESULT IN NET SAVINGS FOR
THE STATE TPWD AND TPWD RATHER
THAN ADDITIONAL FISCAL IMPACTS.
FOR THIS REASON, I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT FOR AB
1918. SEEING NO OTHERS WISHING
TO SPEAK. THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTES. WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL. AYES
52. NÓ ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. WE ARE NOW
GOING TO JUMP TO ITEM NUMBER 213
SB 1046. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 1046 BY SENATOR
LAIRD. AN ACT RELATING TO SOLID
WASTE. DOCTOR, WOULD YOU MAY
OPEN. THANK YOU, MADAM SPEAKER.
I RISE TO PRESENT SB 1046 BY
SENATOR LAIRD. SENATE BILL 1046
REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL RESOURCES RECOVERY AND
RECYCLING CALRECYCLE TO CREATE A
PROGRAMMATIC ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT REPORT FOR SMALL AND
MEDIUM COMPOST FACILITIES THAT
PROCESS UP TO 12,500YD³ OF GREEN
MATERIALS. CALIFORNIA ENACTED SB
1383 IN 2016 BY THEN SENATOR
LARA, WHICH ESTABLISHED AN
AMBITIOUS SCHEDULE FOR ORGANIC
WASTE DIVERSION. HOWEVER, THE
STATE IS NOT EXPECTED TO MEET
ITS 2025 GOAL AND A LACK OF
ORGANICS AND RECYCLING
INFRASTRUCTURE IS A CONTRIBUTING
FACTOR. SB 1046 STRENGTHENS
CALIFORNIA'S ABILITY TO MEET ITS
METHANE REDUCTION GOALS BY
STREAMLINING LOCAL
INFRASTRUCTURE, DEVELOPMENT OF
SMALL AND MEDIUM COMPOST
FACILITIES WITHOUT SACRIFICING
THOROUGH AND COMPREHENSIVE
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW. THE BILL
HAS NO REGISTERED OPPOSITION AND
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT. WHICH MAKES
ME WONDER WHY IT TOOK SO LONG. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE
ON SENATE BILL 1046. SEEING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. MY
APOLOGIES. THE CLERK WILL STRIKE
THE ROLL. MR. GALLAGHER, YOU
PULLED THAT ON ME AT THE LAST
MINUTE. MR. GALLAGHER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. SORRY. I JUST WANTED
TO RISE IN SUPPORT OF THE BILL,
I THINK THIS IS IMPORTANT. AND
IN MY OWN DISTRICT, YOU KNOW,
HAVE EXPERIENCED ISSUES WHERE
PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO DO
COMPOSTING ONLY TO RUN INTO, YOU
KNOW, WHICH EVERYBODY SAYS, WE
WANT TO DO MORE OF THIS. WE WANT
TO GET MORE, YOU KNOW, GREEN
WASTE OUT OF OUR LANDFILLS AND
USE IT AS COMPOST. BUT THEN WE
RUN INTO PROBLEMS EITHER WITH,
YOU KNOW, AGENCIES IN MY CASE.
SO STATE WATER BOARD AND OTHERS
OR NOT HAVING, YOU KNOW, THE
STREAMLINE THAT WE NEED. YOU
KNOW, I THINK THAT IS IMPORTANT
TO DO THIS. SO I APPRECIATE THE
AUTHOR BRINGING THIS FORWARD. I
THINK WE NEED TO DO MORE WORK ON
THIS FRONT SO THAT WE CAN HELP
THESE FACILITIES GET OFF THE
GROUND. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
MR. GALLAGHER. DOCTOR WOOD, ANY
CLOSING REMARKS? YES. I WANT TO
THANK THE MEMBER FROM YUBA CITY.
I GUESS. OKAY. I GOT IT RIGHT
THIS TIME, FOR HIS SUPPORT OF
THIS BILL. YOU KNOW, NOT ALL NOT
ALL COUNTIES ARE CREATED ALIKE,
ESPECIALLY SMALLER COUNTIES
REALLY STRUGGLING WITH THIS. I
WILL SAY IN SONOMA COUNTY, WHERE
I LIVE, I SAT ON A WASTE A WASTE
MANAGEMENT BOARD AS A CITY
COUNCIL MEMBER, WE'RE LOOKING
FOR SITING OF A NEW COMPOST
FACILITY. AND THAT WAS IN 2014.
AND GUESS WHAT, FOLKS, IT ISN'T
DONE YET. AND SO WE HAVE REAL
CHALLENGES HERE. WE NEED TO FIND
A WAY TO STREAMLINE SOME OF
THESE SO THAT WE CAN ACTUALLY
MEET OUR WASTE DIVERSION GOALS.
WITH THAT, I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. NOW, SEEING NO
OTHERS WISHING TO SPEAK, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTES WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE
THE ROLL. AYES 54. NOS. ZERO.
THAT BILL PASSES. WE ARE NOW
GOING TO JUMP TO ITEM NUMBER
TWO, THREE, THREE SB 1238. THE
CLERK WILL READ. THE SENATE BILL
1238 WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WOOD. DOCTOR WOOD, YOU
MAY OPEN. THANK YOU, MADAM
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT SB
1238 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR EGGMAN
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
THESE AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL
IN NATURE AND REFLECT THE
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE WILL TAKE
A VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY
SAYING I. I OPPOSE, SAY NO. THE
AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILL IS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. NOW GOING TO
JUMP TO FILE ITEM NUMBER 260 SB
1423. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 1423 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER WOOD. DOCTOR
WOOD, YOU MAY OPEN. THANK YOU,
MADAM SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
FLOOR AMENDMENTS FOR SB 1434
1423, WHICH ADD COAUTHORS AND
SPECIFY THAT MANAGED CARE PLANS
ARE PART OF THE RURAL ADVISORY
HEALTH GROUP. THE HEALTH
ADVISORY GROUP. THESE CHANGES
ENSURE THAT HEALTH PLANS HAVE A
SEAT AT THE TABLE, AND THAT
PLANS IN AREAS WITH RELATIVELY
LOW MEDI-CAL ENROLLMENT CAN BE
PROPERLY REPRESENTED AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE WILL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL
THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY
SAYING AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE
AYES HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILL IS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE.
OKAY. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE BACK
TO GUEST INTRODUCTIONS. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER SORIA, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER, GOOD
MORNING MEMBERS. I RISE TODAY TO
RECOGNIZE MY OFFICE. OUTGOING
INTERN KENYA OCHOA, LIKE MYSELF,
KENYA WAS BORN IN VISALIA IN
TULARE COUNTY, AND SHE SHARES A
PASSION FOR IMPROVING THE
CENTRAL VALLEY'S HEALTHCARE
SYSTEM. HER FAMILY ACTUALLY
RESIDES IN MY DISTRICT IN THE
CITY OF MENDOTA, IN 2023, SHE
GRADUATED LAUDE AT UCLA WITH A
BACHELORS IN BIOPHYSICS AND A
MINOR IN GLOBAL HEALTH. AS A
CURRENT MEDICAL STUDENT, SHE
CO-DIRECTS DATA QUALITY AND
IMPROVEMENTS FOR UC SAN DIEGO'S
FREE CLINIC STREET OUTREACH
DIVISION, WHICH OFFERS SUPPLIES
AND RESOURCES TO UNSHELTERED
INDIVIDUALS. SHE IS ALSO
CURRENTLY THE STUDENT DIRECTOR
FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY AND HER SCHOOL'S
AMERICAN AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION ALTERNATE DELEGATE
FOR THE MEDICAL STUDENTS
STANDING COMMITTEE. SHE'S
INTERESTED IN SPECIALIZING IN
CANCER CARE AND WORKING WITH
GERIATRIC LIMITED ENGLISH
PROFICIENCY PATIENTS, WE'VE BEEN
EXCITED TO HAVE HER IN OUR
OFFICE THESE LAST FEW WEEKS. IN
THIS MONTH, SHE ASSISTED BY
REVIEWING AND ANALYZING
LEGISLATION, OBSERVING WHAT WE
DO HERE IN THIS BUILDING,
REPORTING ON COMMITTEE HEARINGS
AND MEETING WITH SEVERAL
ADVOCATES. I GOT TO MEET HER
EARLIER THIS YEAR WHEN SHE CAME
WITH MANY OF HER, THE MEDICAL
STUDENTS FROM UC SAN DIEGO, TO
COME AND DO SOME ADVOCACY HERE
THROUGH THE HALLS OF THE
CAPITOL. HER POST TRAINING GOAL
IS TO RETURN TO THE CENTRAL
VALLEY TO SERVE HER COMMUNITY
AND ASSIST IN ADDRESSING THE
REGION'S PHYSICIAN SHORTAGE,
LACK OF SPECIALTY SERVICES, AND
PATIENT HEALTH CARE NAVIGATION
BARRIERS. I LOOK FORWARD TO HER
IN A FEW YEARS, JOINING THE 6%
OF LATINO PHYSICIANS IN OUR
STATE, OR I WILL SAY THE 3% OF
LATINAS PHYSICIANS ALSO IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. BUT I'M
MORE EXCITED THAT SHE'S
COMMITTED TO GOING BACK TO THE
CENTRAL VALLEY ONCE SHE FINISHES
HER STUDIES. SO PLEASE, MEMBERS,
IF YOU CAN JOIN ME IN WISHING
KENYA GOOD LUCK AS SHE CONTINUES
HER SECOND YEAR AT UC SAN DIEGO
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE THIS FALL. WE
WISH HER A LOT OF SUCCESS AND
EXCITED FOR HER TO RETURN TO THE
VALLEY WHEN SHE'S DONE.
THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SORIA, AND THANK YOU TO YOUR
INTERN. CONGRATULATIONS WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE BACK IN FILE ORDER
TO ITEM NUMBER 29, AB 1784 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER PELLERIN. CLERK
WILL READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 1784 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER PELLERIN AND
OTHERS. AN ACT RELATING TO
ELECTIONS. MEMBER PELLERIN, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS AB 1784
CLARIFIES THAT STATE LAW
PROHIBITS A PERSON FROM FILING
NOMINATION DOCUMENTS FOR MORE
THAN ONE OFFICE AT A PRIMARY
ELECTION AND ALLOWS CANDIDATES
TO WITHDRAW PREVIOUSLY FILED
NOMINATION DOCUMENTS UNDER
CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. THE STATE
SENATE AMENDMENTS MAKE MINOR AND
CLARIFYING CHANGES TO THE
CANDIDATE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS TO
ENSURE THEY CAN BE IMPLEMENTED
SMOOTHLY AND WITHOUT UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. IT HAS THE SUPPORT
OF THE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
CLERKS AND ELECTION OFFICIALS,
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS,
SECRETARY OF STATE, AMONG
OTHERS, HAS NO OPPOSITION AND
HAS RECEIVED NO NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE IN CONCURRENCE IN SENATE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY
MEMBER PELLERIN. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTED WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 52. NØ
ZERO. SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. NUMBER 300 AND WE
WILL MOVE BACK FURTHER IN THE
FILE TO ITEM NUMBER THREE. AB
2939 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER RENDON.
THE CLERK WILL READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2939 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER. AN
ACT RELATING TO PARKS. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER RENDON. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. SENATE AMENDMENTS TO AB
2939 WERE MINOR AND CLARIFYING.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR. RENDON.
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES. AYES 53. NO ZERO.
SENATE AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED
IN.
AND GOVERNOR'S VETOES. PASS AND
RETAIN.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REMOVE
FROM THE INACTIVE FILE FILED
ITEMS 85 THROUGH 87 ARE A NOTICE
THE RECONSIDERATION. ALL ITEMS
SHALL BE CONTINUED. WE ARE NOW
MOVING TO ASSEMBLY. THIRD
READING. MR. SANTIAGO. WILL
RECOGNIZE YOU FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS BY ABSENT MEMBERS.
THE CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
1528, WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO. THANK
YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AMENDMENTS TO
SB 1528 ARE TECHNICAL IN NATURE.
I ASK FOR YOUR AYE VOTES.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. ITEM NUMBER 197 SB 764.
SENATOR PADILLA. THE CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 764, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SANTIAGO ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANTIAGO. YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER.
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL IN
NATURE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN AYE VOTE. WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE ITEM 293 SB 516
516. SKINNER. CLERK. WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 516, WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO.
SANTIAGO. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL IN NATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL
TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. AND FINALLY, AS
ITEM 329, SB 976 BY SENATOR
SKINNER. CLERK WILL READ THE
SENATE BILL 976 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER SANTIAGO. THANK
YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AMENDMENTS TO
S TO SB 976 ARE TECHNICAL IN
NATURE. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE. THAT OBJECTION WILL
TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. THANK
YOU, MR. SANTIAGO. WE WILL NOW
MOVE TO ASSEMBLY. THIRD READING
FILE ITEM 94, PASSED TEMPORARILY
BY ITEM 95. H.R. ONE 7017 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WENDY CARRILLO.
CLERK WILL READ. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 117 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER WENDY CARRILLO. RELATIVE
TO IMMIGRATION. ASSEMBLYMEMBER
CARRILLO, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AND
MEMBERS, TODAY, I RISE TO
PRESENT H.R. 117, WHICH CALLS ON
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PASS
SENSIBLE AND JUST IMMIGRATION
REFORM. CALIFORNIA IS HOME TO
MORE IMMIGRANTS THAN ANY OTHER
STATE IN CALIFORNIA, WITH NEARLY
27% OF OUR POPULATION BEING
FOREIGN BORN. IMMIGRANTS ARE
WHAT MAKES CALIFORNIA AN AMAZING
STATE. THEY ARE OUR FRIENDS,
NEIGHBORS, OUR FAMILY, AND
CONTRIBUTE GREATLY TO THE FABRIC
OF OUR SOCIETY. IT HAS BEEN MORE
THAN NEARLY ACTUALLY 40 YEARS
SINCE THE LAST TIME THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT PASSED IMMIGRATION
REFORM. DURING THE REAGAN
ADMINISTRATION IN 1986, AND DATA
SHOWS THAT MOST IMMIGRANTS HAVE
LIVED IN THE UNITED STATES FOR
MORE THAN TEN YEARS. THERE ARE
MORE THAN 184 TYPES OF VISAS IN
THE UNITED STATES, AND IT'S
ABOUT TIME THAT WE CREATE A
PATHWAY TOWARD CITIZENSHIP AND
ALLOW IMMIGRANTS TO FINALLY CALL
THE UNITED STATES HOME. WITH
THAT, I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND
I VOTE ON H.R. 117. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CARRILLO SEEING
AND HEARING. WOULD YOU LIKE
COAUTHORS ON YOUR RESOLUTION? I
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE COAUTHORS ON
THE ON H.R. 117. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CARRILLO. CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL FOR COAUTHORS. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE AS
A COAUTHOR. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. THE CLERK WILL
CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY THE
VOTES. I THERE ARE 4342
COAUTHORS ADDED. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE RESOLUTION
IS ADOPTED. I'M GOING TO MOVE
BACK ONE ITEM TO FILE ITEM 94,
ACR 110 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BENNETT. THE CLERK WILL READ.
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
210 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BENNETT.
RELATIVE TO COASTAL WATERS.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BENNETT, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. MEMBERS ACR TEN, THE
RESOLUTION JUST DECLARES THE
LEGISLATORS SUPPORT FOR NEW AND
EXISTING MARINE PROTECTED AREAS,
MARINE PROTECTED AREAS HAVE BEEN
VALUABLE IN PROTECTING OCEAN
ECOSYSTEMS, APPRECIATE AND I
VOTE ON ACR 210. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. THANK YOU. MR. BENNETT.
WOULD YOU LIKE COAUTHORS ON YOUR
RESOLUTION? I WOULD APPRECIATE
THE FIRST ROLL BEING OPEN FOR
COAUTHORS. OH, WAIT, I'M SORRY.
I APPARENTLY WE CAN'T BECAUSE OF
OUR TIME CHANGE. WE CURRENTLY
CAN'T DO THAT BECAUSE OF THE
TIMING. AND SO I APOLOGIZE. I, I
THINK I THINK YOU'D HAVE
COAUTHORS IF THE TIMING ALLOWED
IT. SO. THANK YOU. WITHOUT WITH
SEEING AND HEARING NO FURTHER
DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL ON THE DODD ALL THOSE VOTES
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THE. AND ALL THOSE VOTES WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION.
I THINK SOME MEMBERS MAY HAVE
STEPPED OFF THE FLOOR. SO WE'LL
WAIT A MOMENT. Ó.
FIVE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES
42. NOES NINE. RESOLUTION IS
ADOPTED.
MOVING TO MR. SANTIAGO FOR YOUR
PROCEDURAL MOTIONS, MR.
SANTIAGO, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD TO TAKE UP
ITEM A1, SB 636 WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO FALL FOR THE
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, SUCH SHALL BE THE
ORDER. THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I
ALSO REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT
TO SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLY MEMBERS ABOARD TO TAKE
UP ITEM A3, SB 422 PORTANTINO
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FALL FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, THAT SHALL BE
THE ORDER. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I ALSO REQUEST
UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO RESCIND
ACTION WHEREBY ON AUGUST 19TH,
2024, SB 336 UMBERG WAS READ FOR
THIRD READING AND PASSED TO THE
SENATE TO ALLOW ASSEMBLY MEMBERS
NGUYEN TO TAKE UP AMENDMENTS
TODAY WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FILE.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, SUCH SHALL BE
THE ORDER. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. ALSO REQUESTED CONSENT
TO RETURN SB 1978 TO SENATE FOR
FURTHER ACTION. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, SUCH SHALL BE THE
ORDER. THANK YOU, MR. SANTIAGO.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 97, H.R.
124, BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER REYES.
THE CLERK WILL READ. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 124 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER REYES RELATIVE RELATIVE
TO CALIFORNIA. PROMOTORAS MONTH.
SO MEMBER REYES, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. MEMBERS, I RISE TO
PRESENT H.R. 124, WHICH DECLARES
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER AS
CALIFORNIA PROMOTORAS MONTH
PROMOTORAS ALSO KNOWN AS
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS, PEER
LEADERS, OR HEALTH ADVOCATES
SERVE AS CULTURAL BROKERS WHO
ARE A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE
COMMUNITY AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH
DELIVERY SYSTEM. THEY EDUCATE,
EMPOWER, AND ADVOCATE FOR
COMMUNITY CHANGE IN
LINGUISTICALLY AND CULTURALLY
RESPONSIVE WAYS. AS A
PREDOMINANTLY WOMEN LED
WORKFORCE, THEY ARE THE
AUTHENTIC VOICE OF THEIR
COMMUNITY. PROMOTORAS ARE
TRUSTED MESSENGERS AND LEADERS
IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. PUENTES DE
LA COMUNIDAD AND ESSENTIAL
WORKERS WHO KNOW HOW TO CONNECT
WITH UNDER-RESOURCED AND
TRADITIONALLY UNDERSERVED
COMMUNITIES. TRUSTED BY OFTEN
MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY MEMBERS
WHO GO TO THEM FOR INFORMATION,
RESOURCES AND GUIDANCE, THEY
SHARE SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS AS
THE RESIDENTS THEY SERVE AND
PROVIDE. PROVIDE SERVICIO DE
CORAZON SERVICE FROM THE HEART.
PROMOTORAS. DELIVER HEALTH CARE,
EDUCATION AND SERVICES,
PARTICULARLY IN MATERNAL AND
CHILD HEALTH, CHRONIC DISEASE
PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT SUCH
AS ASTHMA, DIABETES,
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HIV
AIDS. THIS WORKFORCE IS CRITICAL
AS IT ATTENDS TO THE NEEDS OF
THE MOST UNDERSERVED
COMMUNITIES, CLOSING HEALTH GAPS
AND ADDRESSING SYSTEMIC HEALTH
INEQUITIES. JOIN ME IN HONORING
OCTOBER AS CALIFORNIA PROMOTORAS
MONTH, AND I WOULD ASK THAT THE
FIRST ROLL BE OPEN FOR
COAUTHORS. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER REYES.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER CARRILLO, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. BUENOS DIAS, MR.
SPEAKER. THANK YOU. I RISE IN
STRONG SUPPORT OF H.R. 124,
RECOGNIZING THE GREAT WORK THAT
PROMOTORAS DO IN OUR
COMMUNITIES. THEY ARE VERY
ACTIVE IN THE CITY OF ADELANTO,
ONE OF THE CITIES THAT I
REPRESENT. AND I JUST WANT TO
GIVE A SHOUT OUT TO LEONORA
GARCIA, ONE OF THE LEADERS IN
THAT AREA. I WANT TO THANK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM CARLTON FOR
BRINGING UP THIS H.R. 124, AND I
URGE YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR. CARRILLO. MR.
ALVAREZ, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF THE RESOLUTION AND
WANT TO THANK OUR COLLEAGUE FROM
SAN BERNARDINO FOR THE WORK
DONE, NOT JUST IN RECOGNITION
WITH THIS RESOLUTION, BUT OVER
THE YEARS FOR THE PROMOTORAS. MY
FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO WORK IN
PUBLIC SERVICE WAS IN PUBLIC
HEALTH. 27 YEARS AGO AT THE AGE
OF 15. I WAS ACTUALLY A PROMOTER
OF SALUD, WITH OUR LOCAL
COMMUNITY CLINIC. AND WE WERE
WORKING TO ENSURE THAT YOUNG
PEOPLE AT THAT TIME, IN THE
1990S, YOU KNOW, THE EPIDEMIC OF
TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION WAS
WORKED AT THE PROMOTORAS WERE
LEADING IN THE 1990S TO MAKE
SURE THAT ESPECIALLY THE LATINO
COMMUNITY, WHICH HAD HIGHER
RATES OF LATINO OF UNDERAGE
PREGNANCY, WAS WORK THAT WE WERE
TRYING TO DO. AND IT WAS THE
MENTORSHIP THAT I RECEIVED FROM
THE PROMOTORAS IN MY VERY FIRST
JOB THAT I THINK REALLY STARTED
TO LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR ME TO
BE ABLE TO BE DOING PUBLIC
SERVICE. SO I WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE PROMOTORAS, I
STILL REMEMBER THEM. WELL. I
ACTUALLY WANT TO NAME THEM, MY
VERY FIRST BOSS, MARTA FLORES,
WHO'S NOW RETIRED, SHE WOULD BE
VERY I THINK, SHY TO SAY THAT
I'D BE RECOGNIZING HER. MY
MOTHER, WHO ENDED UP BEING
BECOMING MY MOTHER IN LAW, MARIA
MIRAMONTES. STILL A PROMOTORA TO
THIS DAY, OVER 30 YEARS. AND THE
MANY OTHER WOMEN WHO HELPED,
AGAIN, TEACH ME HOW TO WORK WITH
OUR COMMUNITY AND GIVE BACK TO
OUR COMMUNITY. SO THANK YOU TO
OUR COLLEAGUE FOR RECOGNIZING
THEM. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ALVAREZ. DOCTOR ARAMBULA, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. AND MEMBERS, I RISE
TODAY TO HONOR OUR COLLEAGUE
FROM SAN BERNARDINO AND ALL OF
THOSE WHO ARE BRINGING ATTENTION
TO PROMOTORAS. IT'S IMPORTANT
FOR US TO MAKE SURE THAT WE ARE
PROVIDING LINGUISTICALLY AND
CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE CARE FOR
ALL CALIFORNIANS. FOR US TO DO
THAT EFFECTIVELY, WE HAVE TO
WORK WITH TRUSTED MESSENGERS WHO
ARE ON THE FRONT LINES, WHO
SPEAK THE LANGUAGE, WHO
UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY. I'M
GRATEFUL FOR ALL OF OUR ADVOCACY
AND THIS BUILDING OVER THE LAST
COUPLE OF YEARS, AS WE HAVE
DRIVEN RESOURCES THROUGH OUR
BUDGET TO UPLIFT COMMUNITY
HEALTH WORKERS AND PROMOTORAS
SPECIFICALLY, I WANT TO IDENTIFY
MARIA LEMOS AND VISION IN
COMPROMISO, WHICH RECEIVED $10
MILLION IN OUR LAST STATE
BUDGET, WHICH ALLOWED US TO
EXPAND SERVICES FOR PROMOTORAS
ACROSS OUR STATE. AS WE CONTINUE
TO EXPAND HEALTH CARE ACCESS FOR
ALL. WE NEED PEOPLE OUT IN
COMMUNITY TO BE TRUSTED
MESSENGERS, AND TO MAKE SURE
THAT WE ARE PROVIDING THE BEST
CARE THAT WE CAN. I'M GRATEFUL
THAT OUR STATE IS A LEADER IN
THIS SPACE, AND WOULD URGE YOUR
SUPPORT FOR H.R. 124. THANK YOU,
DOCTOR ARAMBULA ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GARCIA, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AND
COLLEAGUES. I RISE IN SUPPORT OF
RESOLUTION HOUSE RESOLUTION 124,
AND MUCH HAS BEEN SAID ALREADY,
BUT I WANT TO JUST EMPHASIZE ON
ONE PARTICULAR POINT, PROMOTORAS
WORK IN OUR REGION DURING THE
PANDEMIC TRULY BECAME THE HEROES
ALONGSIDE MANY OF OUR ESSENTIAL
WORKERS, TO ENSURE THAT THE
COMMUNITY HAD THE INFORMATION
THEY NEEDED, THE ACCESS TO THE
RESOURCES AS SIMPLE AS IN MANY
CASES, THE, YOU KNOW, PPE
EQUIPMENT, MASKS, YOU NAME IT.
AND SO I THINK IT'S APPROPRIATE
THAT I RISE AND SAY THANK YOU TO
THE PROMOTORAS OF OUR REGION OF
THE STATE FOR THE WORK THAT THEY
DO DAY IN AND DAY OUT. AND
APPRECIATE THE RESOLUTION BEFORE
US. AND I RISE IN SUPPORT. THANK
YOU, MR. GARCIA. SEEING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, WOULD YOU LIKE
TO CLOSE? ASSEMBLY MEMBER REYES.
YES, I WANT TO BEGIN BY THANKING
MY COLLEAGUES FOR LENDING VOICE
TO A GROUP THAT HAS BEEN SO
IMPORTANT IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND
IF I MAY, IN SPANISH, QUIERO
AGRADECER A LAS PROMOTORAS POR
ESTAR AQUI CON NOSOTROS AQUI EN
SU CASA PARA C¯ PODEMOS PODAMOS
DARLES EL HONOR C¯ MERECEN POR
TODO EL TRABAJO C¯ HAN HECHO EN
NUESTRAS COMUNIDADES. LES
AGRADECEMOS MUCHISIMO. AND ONCE
AGAIN, I WOULD ASK THAT THE
FIRST ROLL BE OPEN FOR COAUTHORS.
THANK YOU ASSEMBLY. THANK YOU,
ASSEMBLY MEMBER REYES. AND WITH
THAT, THE CLERK WILL OPEN THE
ROLL FOR COAUTHORS. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE AS A
COAUTHOR, ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE AS A COAUTHOR.
THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL
AND TALLY THE VOTES. THERE ARE
52 COAUTHORS ADDED. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE RESOLUTION. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE RESOLUTION
IS ADOPTED. SOME OF REYES YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR GUEST
INTRODUCTIONS. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I'D LIKE TO WELCOME MY
GUESTS FROM VISION Y COMPROMISO.
ONE OF THE MOST PREEMINENT
ORGANIZATIONS FOR OUR PROMOTORAS
SPECIFICALLY. AND SHE'S ALREADY
BEEN CALLED OUT EARLIER, MARIA
LEMOS, THEIR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
AS WELL AS HER TEAM, RICARDO
JUAREZ, RAQUEL PONCE, SILVIA
HERNANDEZ, RACHEL RIOS, RUBEN
RUIZ SALAZAR, LESLIE RODRIGUEZ,
LETICIA MOLINA, SILVIA GONZALEZ,
SILVIA HERNANDEZ. ESTABLISHED IN
2000, VISION Y COMPROMISO IS A
NATIONALLY RESPECTED
ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO
IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND
WELL-BEING OF UNDERREPRESENTED
COMMUNITIES. TODAY, THEY ARE THE
ONLY ORGANIZATION IN CALIFORNIA
PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE AND
ONGOING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT,
CAPACITY BUILDING, ADVOCACY,
TRAINING, AND SUPPORT TO OVER
4000 PROMOTORAS AND COMMUNITY
HEALTH WORKERS. JOIN ME IN
WELCOMING THEM TO THE CALIFORNIA
STATE ASSEMBLY.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
REYES, AND WELCOME TO YOUR
GUESTS. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE.
MOVING TO SENATE, THIRD READING.
FILE ITEM 100 SB 1386 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERNER. THE
CLERK WILL READ SENATE BILL 1386
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BERNER. ASSEMBLY MEMBER.
BERNER, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. GOOD
MORNING, MR. SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS, I RISE TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS FOR SB 1386 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR CABALLERO. THESE
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING IN NATURE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLYMEMBER
BERNER. WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL
TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 108, SB 1209,
SENATOR CORTESE BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JUAN CARRILLO. THE CLERK
WILL READ THE SENATE BILL 1209
BY SENATOR CORTESE, AN ACT
RELATING TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
CARRILLO. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT SB 1209 ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR CORTESE, WHICH
WOULD EXPLICITLY AUTHORIZE LOCAL
AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION, OR
LAFCOS, TO ADD INDEMNIFICATION
AGREEMENTS IN THEIR CONTRACTS
WITH APPLICANTS FOR MOST
APPLICATIONS TO PUBLIC AGENCIES,
SUCH AS THOSE FOR LAND USE,
PRIVATE PARTIES INDEMNIFY THE
INVOLVED CITY OR COUNTY,
ALLOWING LAFCOS TO USE
INDEMNIFICATION WILL PREVENT THE
EXPENSE OF ONE ENTITY FROM BEING
SHIFTED TO ALL REPRESENTATIVE
AGENCIES THAT FIND THAT FUND A
LAFCO. THE BILL HAS YET TO
RECEIVE ANY NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR.
CARRILLO. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 40 700.
MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 113 SB 1490. SENATOR DURAZO
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER LOWENTHAL. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS, THE
CLERK WILL READ THE SENATE BILL
1490 WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER LOWENTHAL. MR. LOWENTHAL,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. GOOD
AFTERNOON, MR. SPEAKER, AND
MEMBERS, I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO SB 1490 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR DURAZO, WHICH WILL
STRENGTHEN THE FAIR FOOD
DELIVERY ACT. AMENDMENTS ARE
PART OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE
OPPOSITION WHICH OUTLINED
ADDITIONAL DISCLOSURES BY FOOD
DELIVERY PLATFORM TO A
RESTAURANT PRIOR TO SIGNING A
CONTRACT, OR IF THERE ARE ANY
MATERIAL CHANGES TO THE CONTRACT
FOR THAT SPECIFIC RESTAURANT.
WITH THESE AMENDMENTS, THE
OPPOSITION HAS INDICATED THEY
ARE REMOVING THEIR OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. LOWENTHAL.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 117. SB 1230
43. MR. DODD VÌ BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER RUBIO FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS, THE CLERK
WILL READ THE SENATE BILL 1243
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER RUBIO. ASSEMBLYMEMBER
RUBIO, THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I
RISE FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDING
AB 1243 BY SENATOR DODD. THESE
AMENDMENTS ARE CHAPTER
AMENDMENTS WITH SB 1181. GLAZIER
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER RUBIO, WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WILL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. I WANT
TO MOVE BACK TO A MOTION A
PREVIOUS MOTION. THERE WAS A
MOTION BY MR. SANTIAGO
REQUESTING A UNANIMOUS CONSENT
TO RETURN. WE HAD A WE HAD A
TYPO. IT SAID SB 1978 IS
ACTUALLY AB 1978. SANCHEZ TO THE
SENATE FOR FURTHER ACTION.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE WILL HAVE
THAT CORRECTED AND MOVE THAT
BACK. NUMBER 123 PASSED. NUMBER
ONE. OKAY MOVING TO FILE ITEM
120 SB 901. SENATOR UMBERG BY
DOCTOR JACKSON. THE CLERK WILL
READ THE SENATE BILL 901 BY
SENATOR UMBERG AN ACT RELATING
TO THE MILITARY. DOCTOR JACKSON,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR. SPEAKER. SB 901
WOULD PREVENT ENLISTMENT OR
REQUIRE AN ADMINISTRATIVE
DISCHARGE FOR MEMBERS OF THE
CALIFORNIA NATIONAL AND STATE
GUARD, IF THAT PERSON ADVOCATES
FOR OR ENGAGES IN EXTREMIST
ACTIVITY. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR NOT VOTE. THANK YOU, DOCTOR
JACKSON. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THOSE AMENDMENT.
I'M SORRY. NO, THOSE WEREN'T
AMENDMENTS. WE'LL JUST. WE'LL
JUST TAKE A VOTE ON THE BILL.
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE. CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES
47. NO. ZERO. MEASURE PASSES 23
AND 125. WE'RE GOING TO PASS
TEMPORARILY ON 123 AND 124. ITEM
125. MOVE TO FILE ITEM 129 SB
804. SENATOR DAWLEY BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER ALANIZ. THE CLERK WILL
READ THE SENATE BILL 804 BY
SENATOR DASCHLE AND RELATING TO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER ALANIZ, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. TODAY I'M PRESENTING SB
804 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR DAWLEY.
THIS WOULD AUTHORIZE LAW
ENFORCEMENT CIVILIANS WITH AT
LEAST FIVE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE,
OR THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE
SAME CERTIFIED POST HEARSAY
TRAINING AS SWORN OFFICERS TO
PROVIDE HEARSAY TESTIMONY AT
PRELIMINARY HEARINGS. CURRENTLY,
ONLY SWORN OFFICERS CAN GIVE
HEARSAY TESTIMONY, WHICH OFTEN
REQUIRES THEM TO RE-INTERVIEW
PAST VICTIMS OR HAVE THE VICTIMS
REAPPEAR IN COURT TO TESTIFY.
THIS BILL SUPPORTS VICTIMS BY
REMOVING THE NEED FOR THEM TO
APPEAR IN COURT OR UNDERGO
ADDITIONAL INTERVIEWS AND
STATEMENTS, PREVENTING THEM FROM
REVEALING THE TRAUMA. AMENDMENTS
ADDED IN THE SENATE REQUIRE THAT
SWORN OFFICERS OR NON SWORN LAW
ENFORCEMENT CIVILIANS WHO
COMMITTED PERJURY BE ADDED TO
THE BRADY LIST HOLDING THESE
WITNESSES ACCOUNTABLE AND
ENSURING THAT ONLY RELIABLE
TESTIMONY IS ADMITTED IN COURT.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I ACTUALLY
WISH I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF
THIS BILL AND I RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU,
MR. ALANIZ. MR. KALRA, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I RISE IN RESPECTFUL
OPPOSITION TO SB 804. AS SOMEONE
THAT HAS REPRESENTED INDIVIDUALS
IN DOZENS, IF NOT HUNDREDS OF
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS, A
PRELIMINARY HEARING IS NOT JUST
A SIMPLE PART OF CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE. FOR THOSE THAT ARE
NOT FAMILIAR, IT'S ACTUALLY ONE
OF THE MOST CRITICAL STAGES
DURING THE COURSE OF CRIMINAL
PROCEEDINGS. IT ALLOWS THE
OPPORTUNITY FOR BOTH THE
PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE TO VET
EVIDENCE TO CROSS-EXAMINE
WITNESSES DIRECTLY, AND TO MAKE
THE CASE TO A JUDGE AS TO
WHETHER CHARGES SHOULD BE
CARRIED THROUGH OR THERE BE
REDUCTIONS OR WHAT HAVE YOU.
BASED UPON THE EVIDENCE. BY
ALLOWING FURTHER HEARSAY
TESTIMONY AT THIS STAGE FROM A
CIVILIAN WITNESSES, IT FURTHER
ERODES THE ABILITY FOR ALL THE
EVIDENCE THAT'S NECESSARY TO
DETERMINE WHETHER A CASE SHOULD
PROCEED FORWARD TO ACTUALLY BE
ELICITED AT THIS CRITICAL STAGE.
AND FOR THAT REASON, I URGE MY
COLLEAGUES TO VOTE NO ON THIS
MEASURE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR. KALRA. SEEING WOULD YOU LIKE
TO WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE MR.
ALANIZ? YES. MR. SPEAKER, I
THANK YOU FOR THE OPPOSITIONS
ITEMS THAT ARE BROUGHT UP JUST
TO MAKE EVERYBODY AWARE WHEN
COURT AS MY OFFICERS, WHEN I WAS
A SERGEANT, WOULD COME AND
TESTIFY, SOMETIMES THEY'RE
WORKING THE BEAT, SOMETIMES
THEY'RE REQUIRED TO BE IN COURT.
SO WE'RE TRYING TO GET THEM TO
DO BOTH. THE CIVILIANS MENTIONED
IN THIS BILL ARE THOSE THAT ARE
ALREADY EMPLOYED BY THE AGENCY.
SO LIKE OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE
OFFICERS, OUR ID TECHS, THOSE
THAT ARE THERE ALSO SOMETIMES ON
THE SCENE WITH US THAT COULD BE
PART OF THIS, WE CALL IT PROP
115. SO THAT WAY WE CAN GET
OFFICERS TO TESTIFY. IT HELPS
SAVE TIME. IT HELPS SAVE MONEY
AND AGAIN, IT PREVENTS VICTIMS
FROM HAVING TO RELIVE THIS
TRAUMA THAT THEY HAD SOMETIMES.
AND IF IT BECOMES A BIG ISSUE,
THE JUDGE CAN BRING THESE
VICTIMS IN AND THEY CAN TESTIFY
TO THE POINTS THAT WERE MADE IF
NEED TO BE, IF THEY NEED TO
REALLY GET A QUESTION DOWN.
THAT'S MAYBE NOT BROUGHT UP, BUT
AS FAR AS DEPUTIES OR OFFICERS
TESTIFYING WITH WHAT THEY SAID
IN THEIR REPORT, THIS JUST HELPS
LAW ENFORCEMENT BE ABLE TO HAVE
ANOTHER TOOL TO MAKE THINGS RUN
SMOOTHER, MAKE THINGS SAVE
MONEY, AND ALSO STILL ALLOW
THOSE OFFICERS TO STILL BE ON
THE STREET TO HELP PROTECT OUR
CONSTITUENTS. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, MR. ALANIZ. SEEING AND
HEARING NO FURTHER DEBATE, THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLL. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE
TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE.
ALL THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO
VOTE. THE CLERK WILL CLOSE THE
ROLL AND TALLY THE VOTES. AYES
42. NOES SEVEN. MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 134 SB 1329.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MARTUCCI. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 1329,
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER MURATSUCHI
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S. MEMBER
MURATSUCHI. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO SB 1329
TECHNICAL NONCONTROVERSIAL
CHANGES. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, MR. MURATSUCHI.
HEARING AND SEEING AND HEARING
NO FURTHER DEBATE. WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
WE'RE GOING TO SKIP FORWARD TO
FILE ITEM 159 SB 1091. SENATOR
MENGIBAR BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CALDERON FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK WILL READ
A SENATE BILL 1091 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CALDERON. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CALDERON. YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I RISE
TO PRESENT FOUR AMENDMENTS TO SB
1091 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
MENGIBAR. FLOOR AMENDMENTS ARE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE
DIVISION OF STATE ARCHITECTS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE. SEE, SEEING WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE BILL IS
OUT TO PRINT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 142 SB 708. SENATOR JONES
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER GARCIA. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 708 BY
SENATOR JONES. AN ACT RELATING
TO VEHICLES. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GARCIA, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. AND
COLLEAGUES, MANY OF YOU HAVE
SEEN THIS BILL BEFORE. THIS BILL
FOCUSES SPECIFICALLY ON THE OFF
ROAD VEHICLES. THIS BILL HAS
COME BACK WITH SOME MINOR
CHANGES TO ENSURE THAT THE
GOVERNOR DOES APPROVE IT. ON
BEHALF OF SENATOR JONES,
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GARCIA. SEEING AND HEARING NO
FURTHER DEBATE, THE CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL
THOSE VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
CLERK WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND
TALLY THE VOTES. AYES 49. NÓ
ZERO. MEASURE PASSES. MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 143. SB 937. SENATOR
WIENER BY MR. JOE PATTERSON. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS, THE
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
937, WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JOE PATTERSON. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER PATTERSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. MEMBERS, I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT AMENDMENTS ON SB 937.
THESE AMENDMENTS DO THE
FOLLOWING. IT'S A VERY SIMILAR
TO A BILL I HAD WORKED ON
NARROWS WHEN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
CAN REQUIRE IMPACT FEES TO BE
PAID EARLIER. IF THE FUNDS WILL
PAY FOR SPECIFIED INFRASTRUCTURE
OR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. EXEMPTS
100% AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS
THAT HAVE A STATE REGULATORY
AGREEMENT FROM HAVING TO POST A
SURETY OPTION IF THEIR FEES ARE
DEFERRED. GIVES DEVELOPERS THE
OPTION OF PROVIDING A BOND OR
LETTER OF CREDIT AS SURETY, AND
PROVIDES THAT IF A DEVELOPER
DOESN'T PAY IMPACT FEES AT THE
TIME, A CERTIFICATE OF
OCCUPANCY, THEN THE AMOUNT OF
UNPAID FEES CONSTITUTES A LIEN
ON THE PROPERTY. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE ON THESE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR.
PATTERSON. WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 149, SB 1177. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
SENATOR BRADFORD, BY MR.
SANTIAGO. THE CLERK WILL READ
THE SENATE BILL 1177 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SANTIAGO. MR. SANTIAGO. THANK
YOU, MR. SPEAKER. THESE
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING IN NATURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WILL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 150 SB 1181.
SENATOR GLAZIER BY MR. BERMAN
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS,
THE CLERK WILL READ THE SENATE
BILL 1181 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERMAN. MR.
BERMAN, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. I
RISE TO PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO SB
1181 THAT RESOLVED CHAPTER AND
CONCERNS BETWEEN THIS BILL AND A
NOW COMPANION BILL, SB 1243.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR AYE
VOTE ON AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU,
MR. BERMAN. WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED.
FILLS OUT THE PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MR. BERMAN, WE'RE GOING TO
BE WITH US FOR A COUPLE OF
MINUTES HERE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 155 SB 1441. SENATOR ALLEN
BY MR. BERMAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. YOU ARE. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 1441,
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER BERMAN. OKAY, NOW YOU'RE
RECOGNIZED. GO AHEAD SIR. THANK
YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I RISE TO
PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO SB 1441 BY
SENATOR ALLEN. THE AMENDMENTS
WOULD RESTRICT WHEN COUNTIES
WOULD BE ELIGIBLE TO SEEK
REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXCESS COSTS
INCURRED DUE TO THIS, TO A
PETITION REVIEW, ELECTION
PETITION REVIEW PROCESS SUCH
THAT IN MOST INSTANCES, THERE
WOULD NOT BE ANY REIMBURSEMENT
DUE TO THE COUNTY. AMENDMENTS
ALSO REQUIRE THE ELECTION
OFFICIAL TO PROVIDE COST
ESTIMATES EACH DAY TO THE
PROPONENTS FOR REVIEWING THE
PETITION TO ENSURE GREATER
TRANSPARENCY IN THE PROCESS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. BERMAN.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THOSE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. CAN WE? LET'S DO THAT
AGAIN SO I CAN. ALL IN FAVOR,
SAY AYE. THANK YOU. OPPOSED? SAY
NO. OKAY. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MR. BERMAN, ONE MORE TIME,
I DON'T I DON'T THINK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM LÀ READY YET,
THOUGH. NO, BUT I'M JUST TELLING
YOU IT'S GOING TO BE ONE MORE
TIME. THANK YOU FOR THE HEADS
UP, SIR. OKAY. APPRECIATE THAT.
SB 1451, SENATOR ASHBY BY MR.
BERMAN. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 1451, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BERMAN. OKAY. MR. BERMAN, I
DON'T THINK MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SOUTH LA IS GOING TO LAST
THROUGH NEXT WEEK. THANK YOU,
MR. SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO SB 1451, MAKES
CHANGES TO VARIOUS BOARDS UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER
AFFAIRS STEMMING FROM PRIOR
SUNSET REVIEW EFFORTS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. BERMAN. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE THANK YOU.
OPPOSED? SAY NO. AYES HAVE IT.
THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE
BILL IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING BACK TO FILE ITEM.
123. SB 1249. SENATOR ROTH BY
DOCTOR BAYNES. THE CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 1249, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER.
BAYNES. DOCTOR BAYNES, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU. SPEAKER
MEMBERS AMENDMENTS TO SB 1249
ADDRESS TECHNICAL AND
NON-SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES. THANK
YOU. AND OUR REQUEST. YOUR
SUPPORT FOR THE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, DOCTOR BAYNES.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE. OH THAT'S
SO GOOD. THANK YOU. OPPOSED. SAY
NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. THANK
YOU. MEMBERS.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 175 SB 1375
17. SENATOR WAHAB, BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER MCCARTY. THE CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 1317 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MCCARTY. SENATE MEMBER MCCARTY.
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MR. CHAIR. MR. SPEAKER, ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT OF THESE TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
THANK YOU, MR. MCCARTY. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE TO FILE
ITEM 176. SB 1333. SENATOR
EGGMAN, BY MR. ZUBER. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 1333 BY
SENATOR EGGMAN AND OTHERS NOT
RELATED TO PUBLIC HEALTH.
ASSEMBLYMEMBERS ABREU. YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. MR. SPEAKER,
MEMBERS, I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
AB 1333 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
EGGMAN. CALIFORNIA LAW ALLOWS
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS TO
COMMUNICATE ABOUT A PERSON'S HIV
STATUS TO FACILITATE MEDICAL
CARE ONLY IF THE PERSON HAS HIV
ALONE OR HAS HIV CO-INFECTION
WITH ANOTHER DISEASE SPECIFIED
IN THE LAW. SHARING OF
INFORMATION FOR OTHER
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES LIKE MPOX
OR COVID IS NOT ALLOWED. THIS
SETS UP A SITUATION WHERE
FRAGMENTED CARE AND DELAYED
TREATMENT IS THE NORM, AND IT
HAS RESULTED IN MISSED
OPPORTUNITIES TO PREVENT THE
SPREAD OF HIV AMONG SOME OF OUR
MOST VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. SB
1333 WILL IMPROVE CALIFORNIA'S
ABILITY TO ENSURE TIMELY,
QUALITY HEALTH CARE FOR PEOPLE
WITH HIV AND OTHER COMMUNICABLE
DISEASES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER ZUBER. WE WILL
TAKE A VOICE VOTE. NØ. WAIT.
WHERE AM I? THIS IS. THIS IS NOT
AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL ON THE BILL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VOTE
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES. AYES 51. NO. ZERO.
MEASURE PASSES. I APOLOGIZE.
MEMBERS, THERE'S A LOT OF
AMENDMENTS FLYING AROUND UP HERE
AND TRYING TO KEEP IT ALL
STRAIGHT. I'M GOING TO MOVE TO
FILE ITEM 203, SB 951. SENATOR
WIENER BY MR. BRYAN FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 951 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BRYAN. MEMBER BRYAN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. AND COLLEAGUES, I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO
SB 955 ON BEHALF OF FLOOR JOCKEY
MATT HANEY AND SENATOR SCOTT
WIENER. THESE AMENDMENTS WILL
ADDRESS CHAPTER OUT ISSUES, AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. RYAN. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILLS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
JUMPING TO ITEM 216. SB 1070.
SENATOR PADILLA BY MR. GARCIA
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
1070 WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GARCIA. GARCIA, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. THIS BILL CHANGES
REQUIREMENT FOR ASSEMBLY BILL
918 THAT WAS PASSED BY THIS BODY
LAST YEAR, GIVES THE LOCAL
IMPERIAL VALLEY HEALTHCARE
DISTRICT AN EXTENSION TO ONE OF
THOSE REQUIREMENTS WHICH WANTED
TO MAKE SURE THEY HAD A
SUSTAINABLE FUNDING MECHANISM,
NONCONTROVERSIAL ISSUE,
IMPORTANT TO THE REGION TO
ENSURE THAT THE HOSPITAL
FINANCIAL STABILITY IS SOLID. WE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR. GARCIA. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE TO MR. SANTIAGO
FOR A PROCEDURAL MOTION. MR.
SANTIAGO, YOU ARE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I
REQUEST UNANIMOUS CONSENT TO
SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW THE
FOLLOWING SET OF AMENDMENTS TO
BE ADOPTED BY A SINGLE VOICE
VOTE AND TO BE SENT OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE WITHOUT
REFERENCE TO THE FILE. SB 336,
WITH AMENDMENTS FROM NGUYEN.
ITEM A1. SB 636 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY WARD. ITEM A3. SB 422 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ZABA. ITEM 140. SB
918 WITH AMENDMENTS BY B¢O CAIN.
ITEM 2.02 SB 946 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY WARD. ITEM 292. SB 445 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY RUBIO. ITEM 366.
SB 1230 WITH AMENDMENTS BY WARD.
ITEM 371. SB 1281 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ADIS. ITEM 399. SB
552 WITH AMENDMENTS BY BAYNES.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE.
OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED
AND THE BILLS ARE OUT OF PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. MEMBERS, WE
ARE ENDEAVORING TO BE ABLE TO
ADJOURN SOON. HOWEVER WE DO HAVE
SOME ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS. SO
IF YOU COULD KEEP THESE REALLY
BRIEF, I THINK IT WOULD BE
APPRECIATED BY ALL. WE'LL MOVE
BACK TO ITEM 224 SB 1161.
SENATOR BECKER BY DOCTOR JACKSON
FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
UNLESS I JUST MISSED SOMETHING.
CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
1161 WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER JACKSON. DOCTOR JACKSON,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR. SPEAKER. FOR THE
OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT SB 1161,
A BILL THAT MAKES SUBTLE BUT
MUCH NEEDED CHANGES TO THE
WELFARE INSTITUTIONAL CODE TO
ULTIMATELY STREAMLINE BOTH
ACCESS AND SEALING OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ELIGIBLE YOUTH IN THE
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
APPROVAL ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU. DOCTOR JACKSON.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE
BILL'S OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING BACK UP TO FILE
ITEM 221 SB 1130 BY SENATOR
BRADFORD. BY MR. GARCIA. CLERK
WILL READ SENATE BILL 1130 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
GARCIA. ASSEMBLYMEMBER GARCIA,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED FOR THE
AMENDMENTS. AMENDMENTS ARE
CLARIFYING IN NATURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR. PERFECT.
THANK YOU, MISTER GARCIA.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT.
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING TO FILE ITEM 222,
SB 1131. SENATOR GONZALEZ BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SCHIAVO FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 1131 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SCHIAVO. ASSEMBLYMEMBER SCHIAVO,
YOU'RE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MR. SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS ON 1131 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR LINA GONZALEZ THAT HELP
MAKE ADJUSTMENTS TO FOLLOW DC'S
GUIDANCE AND PROCESS,
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BROUGH. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT
AND BACK ON FILE. WE'RE DOING
SPEED AMENDMENTS HERE. SB MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 238 SB 1270.
SENATOR GROVE. BY MR. CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 1270 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
ALANIZ. MR. ALANIZ, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND COLLEAGUES, I'M
PRESENTING AMENDMENTS TO SB 1270
ON BEHALF OF SENATOR GROVE.
THESE AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL
IN NATURE TO MAINTAIN
CONSISTENCY WITH CURRENT LAW.
THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AYE VOTE. THANK YOU, MR.
ALBANESE. WITHOUT OBJECTION,
WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES
HAVE IT. THE BILL IS OUT TO
PRINT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. OUT TO PRINT BACK ON
FILE. GOT A COUPLE MORE FOLKS
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 266, SB
1453. ASSEMBLY SENATOR ASHBY BY
MR. BERMAN. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 1453, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BERMAN. MR. BERMAN, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
AMENDMENTS TO SB 1453. THAT
MAKES VARIOUS TECHNICAL AND
CONFORMING CHANGES. RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, MR.
BERMAN. WE'LL TAKE A VOICE VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR,
SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE
AYES HAVE IT. AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 269 SB 1463. SENATOR NIELLO
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBERS NGUYEN. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 1463,
WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER NGUYEN FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. ARE THOSE AMENDMENTS
CLARIFYING AND TECHNICAL
AMENDMENTS OR CLARIFYING
TECHNICAL REPORTS? THEY ARE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER NGUYEN. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THOSE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE BILL IS
OUT TO THE AMENDMENTS. ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 275 SB 1511. COMMITTEE ON
HEALTH BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SCHIAVO. CLERK WILL READ. SENATE
BILL 1511 WITH AMENDMENTS BY
ASSEMBLY. MEMBER. SCHIAVO.
ASSEMBLY. MEMBER. SCHIAVO YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. THEY'RE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL. I LOVE THAT THAT I
LOVE JUST LOVE THAT. THANK YOU.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CHÁVEZ. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THESE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT AND BACK ON FILE. MOVING
TO FILE NUMBER 279 SB 42.
SENATOR UMBERG BY MR. GIBSON.
THE CLERK WILL READ. SENATE BILL
42, WITH AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GIBSON. MR. GIBSON, YOU
ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR. SPEAKER. ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR UMBER, SB 42, THE
AMENDMENTS ARE CLARIFYING IN
NATURE. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. GIBSON.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
BILL IS OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE AFTER THE AMENDMENTS HAVE
BEEN ADOPTED. MOVING TO FILE
8280, SB 53. MR. PORTANTINO BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCCARTY FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 53, WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
MCCARTY. MR. MCCARTY ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. SIMPLE LITTLE
AMENDMENTS. LET'S DO IT. THANK
YOU. ALL RIGHT. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THOSE SIMPLE LITTLE
AMENDMENTS. YOU HAVE AN
OBJECTION, MR. FULLER? WE'D LIKE
TO ROLL. CALL THIS VOTE. YOU'D
LIKE A ROLL CALL ON THESE
AMENDMENTS? SIMPLE LITTLE
AMENDMENTS. OKAY. CLERK WILL
OPEN THE ROLL ON THESE
AMENDMENTS ALL IN FAVOR OF THE
AMENDMENTS. VOTE. I OPPOSE VOTE
NO. ALL IN FAVOR OF THE
AMENDMENTS. VOTE AYE. ALL THOSE
VOTE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE VÚI WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ON THE
AMENDMENTS. ALL THOSE VÚI WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE.
ALL THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS.
WE'RE GOING TO CLOSE THE ROLL.
THIS IS THE MAJORITY OF THOSE
PRESENT AND VOTING. AYES 36.
NOES 13. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 285 SB 278. SENATOR DODD BY
MR. GRAYSON FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 278 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER. GRAYSON.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER GRAYSON, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. SB 278 AMENDMENT WOULD
STATE THAT IF THE PROVISION OF
THE BILLS ENFORCEMENT SECTION IS
HELD INVALID AS TO ANY COVERED
ENTITY, IT WILL BE INVALID AS TO
ALL COVERED ENTITIES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU, MR. GRAYSON.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. THOSE
OPPOSED SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE
IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED.
THE BILL IS OUT OF PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 288, SB 366. SENATOR
CABALLERO BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BLANCO RUBIO FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 366 WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER RUBIO.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER RUBIO, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS, TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO SB
366 BY SENATOR CABALLERO. THESE
AMENDMENTS ADJUST THE
IMPLEMENTATION DATE FOR THE
UPDATING OF LONG TERM WATER
SUPPLY TARGETS FROM 2015 TO 2028
FOR 20, I'M SORRY, TARGETS FOR
2050 FROM 2028 TO 2033 AND
REQUIRE SUBSEQUENT UPDATES OF
THE PLAN TO INCLUDE A RANGE OF
WATER SUPPLY TARGETS TO CONSIDER
FUTURE SCENARIOS. WITH A 50 YEAR
PLANNING HORIZON AT THE
WATERSHED SCALE. THESE
AMENDMENTS ALSO MAKE MINOR
REVISIONS TO AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
SENATE NATURAL RESOURCES AND
WATER COMMITTEE IN 2023. THANK
YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. ASSEMBLY MEMBER RUBIO,
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL
IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE. MOVING THROUGH THESE
QUICKLY AS I CAN. MEMBERS. WE
DO. WE DO HAVE A FEW MORE. SO I
APOLOGIZE THAT WE'RE MOVING A
LITTLE QUICKLY. MOVING TO FILE
ITEM 293 SB 562 516. SENATOR
SKINNER BY DOCTOR WEBER. WE.
THAT WAS WE. DID WE? WE ALREADY
TOOK UP THAT ONE ON THAT. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 296 SB 597. SENATOR
GLAZIER BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
BERNER FOR THE PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENTS. THE CLERK WILL READ.
SENATE BILL 597, WITH AMENDMENTS
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERNER.
ASSEMBLY MEMBER. BERNER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED RESPECTFULLY. ASK FOR
AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, ASSEMBLY MEMBER BERNER.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE.
OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE
IT. AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. THE
BILL IS OUT OF PRINT AND BACK ON
FILE.
SO WE STILL GOT A FEW MORE TO
GET THROUGH HERE. SO FILE ITEM.
316 SB 919 SENATOR UMBERG BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER PACHECO FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS. CLERK
WILL READ. SENATE BILL 919 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLYMAN
PACHECO. MEMBER PACHECO, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS, TODAY I
RISE TO PRESENT SB 919 ON BEHALF
OF SENATOR UMBERG FOR THE
PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS.
AMENDMENTS ARE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL IN NATURE.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN AYE
VOTE. THANK YOU. ASSEMBLYMEMBER.
WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A
VOICE VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED?
SAY NO. THE AYES HAVE IT. THE
AMENDMENTS ARE ADOPTED. BILL IS
OUT TO PRINT AND BACK ON FILE.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 324, SB 960.
SENATOR WIENER BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER FRIEDMAN. THE CLERK WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 960 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
FRIEDMAN. ASSEMBLYMEMBER
FRIEDMAN, YOU'RE RECOGNIZED.
THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. MEMBERS,
I RISE TO PRESENT AMENDMENTS TO
SB 960 ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
WIENER. ALTHOUGH HE'S HERE, HE
COULD DO IT HIMSELF. THESE
AMENDMENTS MAKE CLARIFYING
CHANGES TO THE BILLS UNDERSERVED
AREA OUTREACH, INCREASED
OVERSIGHT, AND FOUR YEAR TARGET
PROVISIONS. AND I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AN AYE VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, ASSEMBLY
MEMBER FRIEDMAN. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS. ALL IN
FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED SAY NO.
THE AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS
ARE ADOPTED. THE BILL IS OUT OF
PRINT. AND BACK ON FILE. MOVING
TO FILE ITEM 327. PARDON ME 357.
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER. KALRA.
SENATOR CORTESE BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER. CLERK. WILL
READ. SENATE BILL 1162 WITH
AMENDMENTS BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER
CARRA. TO RECALL, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER. I RISE TO PRESENT
REALLY GOOD AMENDMENTS FOR SB
1162. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
AYE VOTE ON. WE'LL TAKE A VOICE
VOTE ON THOSE REALLY GOOD
AMENDMENTS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY
AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? SAY NO. THE
AYES HAVE IT. THE AMENDMENTS ARE
ADOPTED. BILLS OUT TO PRINT AND
BACK ON FILE. MOVING TO WE'RE
GOING TO MEMBERS PURSUANT TO
ASSEMBLY RULE 77.2 I'M REFERRING
THE FOLLOWING BILLS. ITEM A3, SB
422 TO THE INSURANCE COMMITTEE.
ITEM 156, SB 1451 TO BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONS. ITEM SIX 216 SB
1070 TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ITEM
293 SB 516 TO HEALTH COMMITTEE,
AND ITEM 357. SB 1162 TO THE
LABOR COMMITTEE. MEMBERS. WE
WILL NOW MOVE TO THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. SECOND DAY CONSENT
CALENDAR. BEFORE WE VOTE, WE'LL
TAKE UP RESOLUTIONS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ADDING COAUTHORS. THE CLERK
WILL READ THE RESOLUTIONS ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 59 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
MCKENNA. RELATIVE TO SICKLE CELL
DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 115 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER
REYES RELATIVE TO PAKISTANI
AMERICAN RELATIONS. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 118 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER GABRIEL RELATIVE TO
CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS
MONTH. HOUSE RESOLUTION 119 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER AGUIAR-CURRY
RELATIVE TO FOUR EACH WEEK.
HOUSE RESOLUTION 120 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CALDERON RELATIVE TO
BLOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH.
AND HOUSE RESOLUTION 122 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SAWYER RELATIVE
TO CALIFORNIA FIREFIGHTER
APPRECIATION MONTH AND
CALIFORNIA FIREFIGHTERS MEMORIAL
DAY. CLERK WILL NOW OPEN THE
ROLL TO ALLOW ANY MEMBER TO ADD
ON AS A COAUTHOR TO THE
RESOLUTIONS. MEMBERS. THIS IS A
VOTE FOR COAUTHORS, ALL THOSE
VOTED WHO DESIRE TO VOTE, ALL
THOSE VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE,
ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE TO VOTE.
THERE ARE 51 COAUTHORS ADDED.
MOVING TO A VOTE ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. DOES ANY ITEM WISH TO
REMOVE AN ITEM? SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. THE CLERK WILL
READ THE SECOND DAY CONSENT
CALENDAR. HOUSE RESOLUTION 59 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCKENNA.
RELATIVE TO SICKLE CELL DISEASE
AWARENESS MONTH. CLERK WILL OPEN
THE ROLL ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. ALL THOSE VOTE WHO
DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE VÚI
WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. ALL THOSE
VÚI WHO DESIRE TO VOTE. CLERK
WILL CLOSE THE ROLL AND TALLY
THE VOTES ON THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. AYES 50. NOES ZERO.
CLERK WILL READ THE REMAINING
ITEMS ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
HOUSE RESOLUTION 115. AYES 15
ZERO ZERO. HOUSE RESOLUTION 118.
AYES 50 NØ ZERO. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 119. AYES 50 ZERO
ZERO. HOUSE RESOLUTION ONE 2015
ZERO ZERO. HOUSE RESOLUTION 122.
AYES 50 ZERO ZERO. HOUSE
RESOLUTION 123. AYES 50 ZERO
ZERO. HOUSE RESOLUTION 125. AYES
50 ZERO ZERO. SENATE. CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION 103 AYES 50. SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 146. AYES
50. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
167 AYES 50 NOES AND SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 168 AYES
50 ZERO ZERO MEMBERS. I AM
ORDERING THE DESK TO BE HELD
OPEN ON FRIDAY FOR THE ADOPTION
OF FLOOR AMENDMENTS AND TO HOLD
THE DESK OPEN THROUGH THE
WEEKEND TO PROCESS BUDGET
COMMITTEE BILLS FOR MEMBERS WITH
REMAINING FLOOR MEN'S PERMITS
PENDING. PLEASE NOTE THE
AMENDMENTS WILL BE ADOPTED
PURSUANT TO THE MOTION TODAY.
FINAL CALL LIMON. MEMBERS. WE'RE
GOING TO LIFT THE QUORUM CALL.
WE DO HAVE AN AMENDMENT, AN
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY, BUT THE
QUORUM CALL IS LIFTED AND WE
WILL WAIT. WE WILL ASK MEMBERS
TO TAKE THEIR CONVERSATIONS OFF
THE FLOOR OR HAVE A SEAT. IT
LOOKS LIKE WE DO HAVE SOMEONE
FOR A VOTE. WE'RE WAITING FOR
MR. GALLAGHER. WHO WAS WHO
RECEIVED PRIOR PERMISSION FOR AN
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY. TASHA
BROUGH CHANGE AB 2199 I TO NOT
VOTING. VOTE CHANGE. ASSEMBLY
MEMBER. BERNER. ASSEMBLY BILL
2199 I TO NOT VOTING.
ON.
WE ARE. WE COULD ENTERTAIN VOTE
CHANGES. IF ANYBODY ELSE HAS A
VOTE CHANGE, PLEASE COME ON UP.
WAIT ANOTHER. ONCE AGAIN, FROM.
I'LL REPEAT THIS, BUT I DID SAY
THIS EARLIER FOR MEMBERS WITH
REMAINING FLOOR AMENDMENTS
PENDING, THE AMENDMENTS WILL BE
ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE MOTION
TODAY.
AND AS I SAID, WE DO HAVE AN
ADJOURNMENT IN MEMORY. MR.
GALLAGHER.
I. MR. GALLAGHER, YOU ARE
RECOGNIZED FOR YOUR ADJOURNMENT
IN MEMORY. THANK YOU, MR.
SPEAKER, AND MEMBERS, THIS
MORNING I RISE TO ADJOURN IN THE
MEMORY OF HOMER LUNDBERG, A MAN
WHO, ALONG WITH HIS THREE
BROTHERS, BUILT LUNDBERG FAMILY
FARMS. HOMER PASSED AWAY ON
AUGUST 6TH, 2024, AT THE AGE OF
89 YEARS OLD. HOMER WAS BORN IN
HOLDREGE, NEBRASKA IN 1935. I
JUST TWO YEARS OLD. HIS FAMILY
MOVED TO RICHVILLE, CALIFORNIA,
BRINGING WITH THEM A STRONG
BELIEF LEAVE THE LAND BETTER
THAN YOU FOUND IT. AND THEY
CERTAINLY DID. HOMER GRADUATED
FROM BIGGS HIGH SCHOOL IN 1953
AND LATER ATTENDED YUBA COLLEGE
AND CSU FRESNO, WHERE HE EARNED
A BS IN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.
AFTER SERVING IN THE UNITED
STATES AIR FORCE, HOMER RETURNED
TO RICHVILLE IN 1959 TO JOIN HIS
FATHER AND THE BROTHERS IN THEIR
FAMILY FARMING BUSINESS. IN
1961, HOMER MARRIED CAROL VAN
DIKE, A THIRD GENERATION FARMER
FROM PLEASANT GROVE. THEY
REMAINED TOGETHER UNTIL CAROL
PASSED IN 2016. HOMER AND CAROL
ARE SURVIVED BY TWO CHILDREN,
THREE GRANDCHILDREN, AND MANY
NIECES AND NEPHEWS. IN 1969,
HOMER AND HIS BROTHERS FOUNDED
LUNDBERG FAMILY FARMS, AND YOU
MAY HAVE SEEN THESE MEMBERS ON
YOUR STORE SHELVES. THE LUNDBERG
FAMILY FARM BRAND RICE CHIPS AND
MANY OTHER PRODUCTS, BUT THEY
BEGAN THIS IN 1969 DOING ORGANIC
RICE. EVERYBODY SAID THEY WERE
CRAZY, BUT THEY FOCUSED ON IT.
THEY BOUGHT THEIR FIRST MILL AND
THEY STARTED MILLING ORGANIC
BROWN RICE. AND THE COMPANY
BECAME A LEADER AND A VISIONARY
IN ORGANIC AGRICULTURE. IN 1985,
HOMER, ALONG WITH OTHER LOCAL
FARMERS, FOUNDED THE WESTERN
CANAL WATER DISTRICT, TAKING
CONTROL OF THE WATER SYSTEM FROM
PG AND E, AND I REMEMBER A GREAT
STORY THAT HOMER WOULD TELL
ABOUT ABOUT THIS, GREAT FEAT
THAT THEY ACTUALLY WENT TO PG
AND E HEADQUARTERS TO SAY, HEY,
WE'D LIKE TO TAKE OVER THIS
WATER DISTRICT BECAUSE BACK IN
THESE DAYS, PG AND E WAS DOING
POWER AND WATER, BUT THEY WANTED
TO GET OUT OF THE WATER
BUSINESS. AND IN THAT MEETING,
THE PG AND E EXECS TOLD THEM,
WELL, YOU KNOW, WE'LL SELL IT TO
YOU, BUT IT'S GOT TO BE, YOU
KNOW, IT'S GOING TO HAVE TO BE
AT BOOK VALUE. AND AS HOMER
WOULD TELL THE STORY AND SAY, WE
HELD OUR FACE UNTIL WE GOT HOME
AND THEN WE SAID, ABSOLUTELY, WE
GOT TO DO THIS. WHAT, YOU KNOW,
WHAT A DEAL THIS WAS. BUT THEY
THEY HAD THE VISION OF DOING
THAT. IT WAS IT WAS THAT GROUP
THAT WOULD MEET AT THE RICHFIELD
CAFE. IT WAS A GREAT GATHERING
PLACE, OF FOLKS IN THE AREA. AND
THEY ENDED UP BUYING THAT FROM
PG AND E, AND IT HAS PROVEN TO
BE A HUGE ASSET FOR THE REGION
IN THE WESTERN CANAL WATER
DISTRICT, HE SERVED ON THE BUTTE
COUNTY FAIR BOARD FOR OVER 20
YEARS, SUPPORTED THE RICHVALE
CHURCH, THE RICHFIELD BOOSTERS
CLUB, THE CHICO HOUSING ACTION
TEAM CHAT, AND THE CHICO RESCUE
MISSION. HE HAD A VERY
PHILANTHROPIC SPIRIT AND HE
LOVED TO TALK TO YOUNGER PEOPLE
IN AGRICULTURE AND TALK ABOUT
HIS EXPERIENCES. HE LOVED TO
PASS ON STORIES AND EXPERIENCE,
HE LIKED TO RELATE. IT WAS A
GREAT ATTRIBUTE OF HOMER. HE WAS
A GREAT STORYTELLER, YOU KNOW,
ONE OF THE BEST. IN 2016, HE WAS
AWARDED THE CALIFORNIA RICE
INDUSTRY AWARD FOR HIS LIFETIME
CONTRIBUTIONS TO AGRICULTURE.
HOMER'S WORK IN IRRIGATION AND
REGIONAL SUSTAINABILITY WAS
HONORED IN 2019, WHEN HE
RECEIVED THE WILL. S GREEN AWARD
FROM THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
WATER ASSOCIATION, SO HOMER'S
DEDICATION TO HIS FAMILY,
COMMUNITY AND SUSTAINABLE
FARMING PRACTICE PRACTICES HAVE
LEFT A LASTING LEGACY HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. HE WAS KNOWN FOR HIS
GRATITUDE TO THOSE WHO CAME
BEFORE HIM AND FOR HIS IMPACTFUL
WORK IN THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY,
AND PASSING ON THAT LEGACY TO
ANOTHER GENERATION OF LUNDBERGS
AND SACRAMENTO VALLEY LEADERS.
THEREFORE, TODAY, I ASK THAT THE
ASSEMBLY ADJOURN IN MEMORY OF
HOMER LUNDBERG. THANK YOU.
MEMBERS THANK YOU. MR.
GALLAGHER. MEMBERS PLEASE BRING
THE NAMES TO THE DESK TO BE
PRINTED IN THE JOURNAL. ALL
REQUESTS TO ADJOURN IN MEMORY
WILL BE DEEMED READ AND PRINTED
IN THE JOURNAL. MOVING TO
ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE HEARING.
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION MEETS
UPON ADJOURNMENT IN ROOM 1100.
SESSION SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23RD, NØ FLOOR
SESSION. NO CHECK IN SESSION.
MONDAY, AUGUST 26TH FLOOR
SESSION AT 1 P.M. ALL OTHER
ITEMS WILL BE PASSED. REMAINING
WILL BE PASSED AND RETAINED. ALL
MOTIONS SHALL BE CONTINUED.
SEEING AND HEARING. NO FURTHER
BUSINESS. I'M READY TO ENTERTAIN
A MOTION TO ADJOURN. MR.
GALLAGHER MOVES, AND MRS.
WALDRON SECONDS THAT THE HOUSE
STAND ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY,
AUGUST 26TH AT 1 P.M. THE HOUSE
IS ADJOURNED.
OKAY. VOTE CHANGE. VÀ LAPUA AB
2215 FROM YES TO NOT VOTING.
VOTE CHANGE. ASSEMBLY MEMBER VÆ
VALLAPUDUA. ASSEMBLY BILL 2215.
AYE TO NOT VOTING.