MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN ARCHULETTA. ATKINS
BATES. BECKER. GORGEOUS BRADFORD
VIEIRA ORTEZ. DOLLY! DODD. SO
EGGMAN GLASER GONZALES GROWTH.
HERTZBERG WESA HURTADO JONES,
KAMLAGER LAIRD. LEYVA THE MON
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S MEN, NEWMAN
NIELSEN VOGUE, PAN PORTANTINO
ROTH. RUBIO. SKINNER STERN,
HAMBURG WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK.
THANK YOU, MADAM SECRETARY WITH
THE MEMBERS AND OUR GUESTS
BEYOND THE RAIL AND IN THE
GALLERY, PLEASE RISE WILL BE LED
IN PRAYER THIS MORNING BY
SENATOR HERTZBERG, AFTER WHICH
PLEASE REMAIN STANDING WILL BE
LEADING THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
TO THE FLAG BY SENATOR GONZALEZ
CENTER, HERTZBERG THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT. HOLY
FIRE. AT THE HEART OF REALITY.
WARM OR HUMAN HEARTS. WITH THE
ENERGIES OF PASSION AND
COMPASSION, ILLUMINATE OUR MINDS
WITH THE TRUTH OF OUR TEMPORARY
AND MORTAL STATE. AND GIVE US A
HINT OF ENLIGHTENMENT ABOUT THE
PURPOSE. OF OUR EXISTENCE
ILLUMINATE FOR US THE WORLD WITH
ALL ITS AWESOME WONDERS SO THAT
WE MAY GO ABOUT OUR DAILY LIVES
WISELY AND CREATIVELY. READY TO
REJECT DELUSIONS READY TO ACCEPT
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FOR THE HONOR OF BEING PRESENT
TO IT ALL. GIVE US ENOUGH HUMAN
WISDOM TO COPE WITH THE GIFT OF
THIS ASTONISHING LIFE ITSELF. WE
ASK YOU IN THIS IN YOUR NAME.
AMEN. MEMBERS PLEASE JOIN ME. I
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE. EVEN BEFORE.
GOOD MORNING MEMBERS. WE HAVE A
PACKED DAY. TODAY WE HAVE NO
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR WILL
BE DEEMED READ. MESSAGES FROM
THE ASSEMBLY WILL BE DEEMED READ
. REPORTS OF COMMITTEE WILL BE
DEEMED READ AND AMENDMENTS
ADOPTED. WE'RE NOW MOVING TO
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES
PURSUANT TO SENATE RULE. 29 10
SMALL D. THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE
REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE'S ON
RULES ITEM. 74 SP 616 ITEM 1 13
SB 8 67. BÀN ITEM 1 35 SB 11, 31
AND ITEM 1 41 SB 12 15. MEMBERS
WE ARE GOING TO BE VOTING ON THE
CONSENT CALENDAR, BUT I'D LIKE
TO HAVE FOLKS TAKE THINGS OFF
CONSENT, ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE
A BILL THAT NEEDS AMENDMENTS. IT
NEEDS TO BE PULLED FROM THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. SENATOR EGGMAN
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MADAM
PRESIDENT AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR, PLEASE REMOVE FILE ITEM
5 22 18 OH, NINE AGUIAR-CURRY
FROM THE SPECIAL CONSENT
CALENDAR FOR FURTHER AMENDMENTS.
THE DESK WILL NOTE, SENATOR
GROVE. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AT THEIR QUESTION TO
OFFER AUTHOR WILL YOU PLEASE
PULL VIOLATE HIM? NUMBER 5 32 A
B 1998 SMITH FROM THE CONSENT
CALENDAR. THANK YOU WILL NOTE
SENATOR HER TATO. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. RESPECTFULLY
REQUEST WE REMOVE A B 22 98 FILE
ITEM 554 FROM THE SPECIAL
CONSENT CALENDAR FOR PURPOSES OF
AMENDMENT. THANK YOU. THE DESK
WILL NOTE. SENATOR GONZALEZ.
SENATOR HER TATO. WHICH ONE?
WHAT WAS THE NUMBER ON THAT ONE?
A B 2298. THANK YOU, MA'AM.
SENATOR GONZALEZ. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT AT THE CORRECT
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE
REMOVE A B 17 40 FROM THE
SPECIAL CONSENT CALENDAR FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU. THE DESK WILL NOTE SENATOR
PAN. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
CENTERS THAT REQUESTED THE
AUTHOR LIKE TO REMOVE FILE ITEM
50 TO A B 7 40 BY A SEMINAR
MCCARTY FROM THE CONSENT
CALENDAR FOR PURPOSE OF
AMENDMENT. THANK YOU, SENATOR
PAN SENATOR CABALLERO. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE
REMOVE FILE ITEM NUMBER 5 84 A B
778. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA
FROM THE CONTENT CALENDAR FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR CABALLERO, SENATOR
NIELSEN. I WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE
CALENDAR 29 A B 1249 FROM THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. THANK YOU,
SENATOR NIELSEN, SENATOR WILK.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT,
PLEASE REMOVE FILE ITEM 4 94 A B
2 67 VALLADARES FROM THE SPECIAL
CONSENT CALENDAR AT THE REQUEST
OF THE AUTHOR. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. WILK MEMBERS. IS THERE
ANYTHING ELSE THAT NEEDS TO BE
REMOVED? SEEING AND HEARING THEN
WE WILL NOW GO TO THE SECOND
READING. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILLS 13 95 17 35
24 17 22 OH, 4 25 09 27 2ND
READING WILL BE DEEMED READ. NOW
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO
GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS. SENATOR
LAIRD ITEMS, 60, PLEASE PROCEED.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT FINAL
ADAM 60 IS THE CONFIRMATION OF
DANIEL CURTAIN. FOR
REAPPOINTMENT TO THE CALIFORNIA
WATER COMMISSION. HE WAS FIRST
APPOINTED TO THE COMMISSION IN
2010. HE IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE
CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE OF
CARPENTERS. HE WAS APPROVED BY
THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE ON
AUGUST 10TH ON A UNANIMOUS VOTE
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE THANK YOU, SENATOR LAIRD
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SENATOR HERTZBERG. I KNOW THIS
MAN SINCE 1973. AND I'D LIKE TO
INVITE A DEBATE ABOUT HIS
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES FOR
THIS JOB THAT BEING SAID, I
STAND AS STRONG SUPPORT. THANK
YOU, SENATOR HERZBERG CENTER,
NIELSEN. GUYS SOMEBODY WHO'S
KNOWN THIS MAN LONGER THAN I
HAVE. BUT I HAVE KNOWN HIM
ALMOST AS LONG. THEN A COURTIN
IS A CREDIT TO THE LEGISLATIVE
INSTITUTION. HE'S BEEN AROUND IT
FOR DECADES. HE'S CREDIBLE. HE'S
HONEST, AND HE'S DONE A
MAGNIFICENT JOB ON THE WATER
COMMISSION. VERY RESPONSIBLE.
ALWAYS THERE. I URGE AND I VOTE
ON DENNY CURTIN. THANK YOU,
SENATOR NIELSEN. FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE, SENATOR
LAYERED. JUST I'M IMPRESSED THAT
HIS STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES CAN
BE RAISED IN SUPPORT. THAT'S A
STRONG STATEMENT. I ASKED FOR AN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR LAIRD
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
SEEING AND HEARING THAT MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. AYE, BECKER. AYE,
PORCHES. AYE, BRADFORD. AYE,
CARBONARA. AYE, CORTESI. I
DOLLY. AYE, DODD. I DURAZO. I
EGGMAN I GLASER I. GONZALES. I
GROW. HERTZBERG. I WAS SO I
FURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I
CARED. I LIVE. UM AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I BROUGH.
I CAN. ARGENTINA. AYE, FROTH.
AYE, RUBIA SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. AYE WILK. I PLEASE CALL
THE OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS.
GROW. AYE. LIMÓN MELINDA'S. 37
NO. ZERO THE APPOINTMENT IS
CONFIRMED. FILE ITEMS 62 SENATOR
LAIRD, PLEASE PROCEED WHEN
YOU'RE READY. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. FINAL ITEM. 62 IS THE
CONFIRMATION OF MARISSA
CHRISTIANSEN FOR APPOINTMENT TO
THE LOS ANGELES REGIONAL WATER
QUALITY CONTROL BOARD MS
CHRISTIANS AND SERVES AS
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER FOR FRIENDS OF THE LOS
ANGELES RIVER. SHE WAS APPROVED
BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE ON
AUGUST 10TH. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR IBOOK. THANK YOU,
SENATOR LAIRD MEMBERS DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING
THAT MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. PACE.
BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS. BRADFORD.
I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD.
I ALSO. AYE EGGMAN GLASER. I
GONZALEZ. I GROW. HERTZBERG.
AYE, HUESO. HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER I GLARED. I LIVE. UM
AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S MEN. AYE NEWMAN
NIELSEN. I KNOW A BUG. PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT I RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS.
FAITHS. BOARD GIS VALLEY. GROVE.
DROWNS. MELINDA'S. VOGUE. WILK.
I 31 NO. ZERO THE APPOINTMENT IS
CONFIRMED. FILE ITEMS 63 CENTER
LAYERED. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. FINAL ITEM 63 IS THE
CONFIRMATION OF RICHARD WADE FOR
RE APPOINTMENT TO THE BOARD OF
FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION.
MR. WADE WAS FIRST PPOINTED TO
THE BOARD IN 2011. HE'S THE
DISTRICT MANAGER FOR SIERRA
PACIFIC INDUSTRIES AND SERVES ON
THE BOARD AS REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE FORCED PRODUCTS INDUSTRY. HE
WAS APPROVED BY THE RULES
COMMITTEE IN AUGUST 10TH ON A 50
VOTE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, SANDRA LAIRD
MEMBERS, DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. AYE, BECKER. AYE,
FORTRESS. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD.
I PARAS Ó. AYE, EGGMAN. AYE,
GLASER. I GONZALES I GROWTH AYE,
HERTZBERG. I WAS SO HURTADO. AYE
JONES. NO KAMLAGER FLARED. AYE.
FLAVOR LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE
NIELSEN. I OCHOA BOGUE. I PAN.
AYE, PORTANTINO. I FROST. AYE,
RUBIO. SKINNER. ID STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK.
NO. 35 NOS. ZERO. THE
APPOINTMENT IS CONFIRMED. ITEMS.
64 CENTER LAIRD. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. FINAL ITEM. 64
IS THE CONFIRMATION OF EXTRA
MOSTAFAVI FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO
THE LAHAT ON REGIONAL WATER
QUALITY CONTROL BOARD. SHE WAS
FIRST APPOINTED TO THE BOARD IN
2021 IS THE FOUNDER. AND CHIEF
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF GEODE
ENVIRONMENTAL. SHE WAS APPROVED
BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE ON
AUGUST 10TH. I RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AN IBOOK. THANK YOU,
SENATOR LARRY REMEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HARRY NONE. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS. AYE,
BRADFORD. CABRERA. AYE. CORTESI,
DOLLY! DODD. DORIS. OH, I
EGGMAN. I GLASER. I GONZALES. I
GROW. HERTZBERG AYE, WESA.
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
GLARED. I LABOR LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW A
VOGUE. I PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
FROST. AYE, RUBIO. AYE SKINNER
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ATKINS. BATES. DOLLY!
GROVE. JONES. MELINDA'S. WILK.
33 NO. ZERO THE APPOINTMENT IS
CONFIRMED MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING
TO MOVE TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR
. IF THERE'S ANYONE WHO NEEDS TO
PULL ANYTHING OFF. I'M GOING TO
ASK ONE MORE TIME. SENATOR RUBIO
. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT AT
THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR,
PLEASE REMOVE THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS FOR 99 A B 5 47 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCCARTHY. AND
FOUL ITEMS. 6158 B 28 OH, SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RUBIO. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
ALRIGHT, MADAM SECRETARY. OH I'M
SORRY, SENATOR MCGUIRE, PLEASE
PROCEED. THANK YOU SO MUCH MADAM
PRESIDENT AT THE REQUEST OF A
SON MEMBER GIBSON, COULD YOU
PLEASE REMOVE FILE ITEM? 539 A B
21 17. THE DESK WILL NOTE ANYONE
ELSE.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
MEMBERS WERE JUST RECONCILING
THE CONSENT CALENDARS.
MEMBERS THAT MAY NOT SEEM LIKE
IT. BUT THIS IS A REALLY BIG
DEAL IF YOU DO NOT HOLD THINGS
OFF OF CONSENT THAT NEED
AMENDMENTS. IT JUST MAKES THE
PROCEDURE IN THE COMING DAYS,
MUCH LONGER AND HARDER. SO IF
YOU HAVE ANYTHING THAT YOU NEED
TO PULL OFF THE CONSENT
CALENDAR, THIS IS THE TIME
SENATOR DODD. MADAM PRESIDENT
LIKE TO PULL ITEM NUMBER 579.
THAT'S A B 29 21 FROM THE
SPECIAL CONSENT FOR PURPOSES OF
AMENDMENT. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DODD. THE DESK WILL NOTE.
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MADAM
. PRESIDENT PLEASE. PAUL
FIVETHIRTYEIGHT, MAYBE 21 ON
SEVEN, UH FROM THE INACTIVE FILE
ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FLORA. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
SENATOR NEWMAN MEMBERS ANYONE
ELSE THAT NEEDS TO PULL ANYTHING
OR DESIRES TO POLLINATE THING
FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR.
ALRIGHT SEEING NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ THE
CONSENT CALENDAR. SENATE
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 17 AS
ONLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 1 73
1 83 1 87 1 94 1 95 201 TO 02203
TO 4 TO 8 AND ASSEMBLY
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO 11.
THANK YOU, MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. FAITH.
AYE, BECKER. I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. AYE, DODD. I DURAZO. I
EGGMAN. GLASER. GONZALES GROWTH
AYE, HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I
HURTADO. I DON'T KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LABOR LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S I MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I
KNOW ABO PAN PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. I WILL. AYE.
THANK YOU, MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS SKINNER. IS 38 NO. ZERO
THAT CONSENT CALENDAR IS ADOPTED
MEMBERS. WE ARE NOW MOVING TO
THE SPECIAL CONSENT CALENDARS.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ALL
ITEMS ON THE SPECIAL CONSENT
CALENDARS. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 25 3
53 408 FOR 85 5 52 5 57 7 48 10
37 12 OH, 8 14 OH, 6 16 13 16 64
16 81 16 92 17 14 17 20 TO 17 31
17 60 17 77 17 83 17 93 1818.
OH, FOUR 18 68 18 99 19 OH, 6
1926 1933 1957 1981 1983 1985
1999 2020 61 2069. 2072 21 21 21
30 21 35 21 42 21 44 21 58 21 69
21 70 21 72 21 89 22 16 22 54.
22 74 22 93 23 21 23 55 23 65 23
75 24 20 TO 25 11 25 14 25 26 25
81 25 88 25 90 TO 26 22 26 48 26
51 26 66 27 17 27 35 27 47 28 14
28 27. 28 38. 28 80 28 87 29 OH,
FOUR ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION. 1 48 SENATE
RESOLUTION ONE. OH ONE ASSEMBLY
BUILT 58 6 62 14 91 15 65 15 73
17 89 18 OH, 1 18 67 18 70 1919
1978 26 2030 TO 2042. 2077 21
1921 24 21 31 21 85 22 64 24 50
24 83 25 37 25 66 26 45 26 60 26
65 26 71 26 77 26 83 26 85 27 50
28 45 ASSEMBLY BILL 28 81 THANK
YOU, MADAM SECRETARY. TAKE A
DEEP BREATH AND WHEN YOU'RE
READY, CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE, CARBONARA. I
PROTEST. I DOLLY. AYE, DODD. AYE
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN GLASER. I
GONZALES GROWTH. HERTZBERG AYE,
HUESO. AYE, HURTADO JONES.
KAMLAGER I GLARED. AYE. LIVER
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S
MEN I. NEWMAN NIELSEN. AYE PAN.
I PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. 39 NO. ZERO THE
SPECIAL CONSENT CALENDARS HAVE
BEEN ADOPTED MEMBERS. WE ARE
HEADING TO ASSEMBLY. THIRD
READING. WE'RE GOING TO START
WITH FILE ITEM. 1 67, SENATOR
JONES. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 2081 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO GARCIA
AND ACT RELATED TO WATER,
SENATOR JONES. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I'M HAPPY TO KICK OFF
THE DAY. WITH BILLS COMING FROM
THE ASSEMBLY. THIS BILL IS
BROUGHT TO US BY OUR ESTEEMED
COLLEAGUE EDUARDO GARCIA. A B
2081 IN 2017. THE LEGISLATURE
PASSED A B 13 61, ALLOWING WATER
DISTRICTS TO NEGOTIATE VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS WITH SOVEREIGN TRAVEL
GOVERNMENTS FOR THE PROVISION OF
WATER SERVICES IN A MANNER THAT
DOES NOT VIOLATE TRAVEL
SOVEREIGNTY. THIS BILL EXTENDS
THAT SUNSET FROM JANUARY 1ST
2023 TO JANUARY 1ST 2027.
EDUARDO GARCIA AND MYSELF ASKED
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR JONES MEMBERS DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. MEMBERS JUST QUALIFIES FOR
A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION? SEEING AND
HEARING THEN 39 NO. ZERO. THE
MAJOR PASSES MEMBERS WERE MOVING
ON TO FILE ITEM. 1 68 SENATOR
HERZBERG. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 9 72
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERN BERMAN
AND ACT RELATING TO ELECTIONS.
SENATOR HERZBERG THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT AS WE ARE
ALL UNFORTUNATELY AND DEEPLY
AWARE THE ABILITY TO FALSELY
ATTRIBUTE SPEECH AND CONDUCT TO
A POLITICAL CANDIDATE SUSPECT.
IT'S HAPPENED TO EACH ONE OF US
DEEPFAKES AND OTHER MANIPULATED
MEDIA INCREDIBLY POWERFUL TOOLS
FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO MEDDLE IN
OUR ELECTIONS AS A LEGISLATIVE
BODY. WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE DANGER
THIS DANGER IN 2019 PASSED
NARROWLY CRAFTED MEASURE A B 7
30 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN TO
PROHIBIT THE DISTRIBUTION OF
DEEP FAKES AND OTHER MANIPULATED
MEDIA WITHIN 60 DAYS OF AN
ELECTION. UNLESS, OF COURSE, THE
IMAGE VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING
INCLUDES A DISCLOSURE STATING
THAT THE ORIGINAL CONTENT WAS
MANIPULATED. NOW THAT LAW IS
ABOUT TO EXPIRE, BUT THE THREAT
OF DEEPFAKES AND OTHER
MANIPULATED MEDIA REMAINS AS
STRONG AS EVER, AND IS VITALLY
IMPORTANT THAT WE CONTINUE TO
DETER THE DISTRIBUTION OF DEEP
ACHES AND OTHER MANIPULATED
MEDIA. THIS BILL BEFORE US IS
STRAIGHTFORWARD MEMBERS VERY
BRIEFLY WILL KEEP THE EXISTING
LAW INTACT UNTIL JANUARY. 1 2027
, THEREBY PROTECTING THE
INTEGRITY OF OUR ELECTIONS IN
THE COMING YEARS, IT HAS
RECEIVED WIDESPREAD SUPPORT,
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND IN 2019
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU I VOTE ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BERMAN. THANK YOU, SENATOR
HERZBERG MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA.
ATKINS BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. I
GUESS SO. I EGGMAN BLAZER. I
GONZALEZ GROWTH. HERTZBERG AYE,
HUESO. HURTADO. AYE, JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I LABOR
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
MEN. NEWMAN NIELSEN. NO BROUGH.
I PAN PORTANTINO. I FROST.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I
AM BERG. I WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. NO, PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS. FAITH.
DOLLY! NO. GROVE NÓ. WEST. SO I
MELENDEZ. NO. 32 NO. SIX THE
MAJOR PASSES MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM. 1 76 SENATOR EGGMAN MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL. PLEASE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 14 32 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOW AND ACT
RELATING TO HOLIDAYS. EGGMAN
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MADAM
PRESIDENT, MAYBE 14 32 BY SEVEN
MEMBER LOW SIMPLY ADDS THE Q TWO
L G B T Q PRIDE MONTH. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR EDMUND
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ADKINS. BATES. BECKER, PORTEOUS
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. CORTESI
DOLLY! GOD. I DURAZO. AYE,
EGGMAN. I GLASER. GONZALEZ
GROWTH HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LIVE. ER I LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I'LL
TRY TO VOGUE. PAM. I PORTANTINO
I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. WILK. PLEASE
CALL THE OPPOSITE MEMBERS.
ATKINS BATES. GORGEOUS. SALLY.
GROVE. WESA. AYE. JONES.
MELINDA'S NIELSEN. OH, A BUG.
WELCOME. HIS 30 NO. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES MOVING THE
FIRELIGHT AND 1 82 SENATOR
BECKER. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 22 OH, EIGHT
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KALRA AND
ACT RELATING TO FLUORESCENT
LAMPS. BECKER GOOD MORNING, A B
22. OH, EIGHT WOULD PROHIBIT THE
SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCREW
BAYONET BASED FLUORESCENT LAMPS
STARTING ON JANUARY. 1ST 2024
PIN BASE FOR US IN LAMPS AND
LINEAR FLUORESCENT LAMPS ON
JANUARY 1ST 2025, BUT FOR
INSTANCE, WERE ONCE THE BEST
ALTERNATIVE AND CONDENSING LANCE
INCANDESCENT LAMPS. THIS IS NO
LONGER THE CASE IS ALL
FLUORESCENT LAMPS CONTAIN
MERCURY, A DANGEROUS TOXIN AND
THEY KNOW ARE NO LONGER THE MOST
EFFICIENT. BOB'S AVAILABLE
RECENTAMENDMENTS AND REMOVED
OPPOSITION FROM THE NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS
ASSOCIATION. THIS BILL EXEMPTS
CERTAIN SPECIALTY FLUORESCENT
LAMPS THAT CANNOT BE EASILY
REPLACED, INCLUDING PROBES USING
DISINFECTION FROM SURGICAL
DEVELOPMENT IN MEDICAL PRACTICE
, BUT ACTUALLY OUT FLUORESCENT
LAMPS, MAYBE 22. OH, EIGHT WILL
ALLOW BETTER ALTERNATIVES TO
LIGHT THE WAY TO SAFER, MORE
ENERGY EFFICIENCY FUTURE WITH
THAT, I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR BECKER
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING THAT MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. FAITH. NÓ BECKER. AYE
FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I HAVE A
ESTARÁ. ORTEZ DOLLY! NÓ DODD. I
ALSO AYE. EGGMAN BLAZER. AYE.
GONZALES. I GROW. NÓ HERTZBERG.
AYE, WESA. AYE, HURTADO. JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I LABOR?
I LIMÓN MCGUIRE. MCGUIRE,
MELINDA'S. NO MEN. AYE NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. NO OCHOA BELL. PAN
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER WILK. NO.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSOLUTE
MEMBERS. ATKINS. OH, A BUG. IT
IS 30 NOS. EIGHT THE MAJOR
PASSES FILE ITEM ONE. EVERY 7 87
SENATOR NEWMAN. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 48
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN AND
ACT RELATING TO ELECTIONS,
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT RICE DAY ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN PRESENT A
B 18 48, WHICH MAKES NECESSARY
CHANGES TO THE REDISTRICTING
PROCESS FOR CONGRESSIONAL
STATEWIDE OFFICES AS THEY RELATE
TO PRISONS WHEN THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT CONDUCTS THE
DECENNIAL CENSUS, IT HAS COUNTED
INCARCERATED PEOPLE RESIDING AT
THE PRISONS WHERE THEY ARE HELD,
RATHER THAN AS PART OF THEIR
HOME. COMMUNITIES A B FOR 20
PAST PREVIOUSLY REQUIRED THE
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND
REHABILITATION TO FURNISH TO THE
CITIZENS REDISTRICT COMMISSION
NOT SOONER THAN APRIL OF 2020.
AND EACH YEAR OF EACH DECENNIAL
CENSUS THEREAFTER. INFORMATION
REGARDING THE LAST KNOWN PLACE
OF RESIDENCE OF EACH INMATE
INCARCERATED AS ANY STATE ADULT
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY IN DOING
SO, A B 18 48 WILL STATUTORILY
IMPLEMENT THE CHANGE THE CHANGE
MADE VIA THE PREVIOUS
LEGISLATION, WHICH REQUIRED THE
PROVISION INFORMATION BUT
REQUESTED THAT THE REDISTRICT
COMMISSION USES A B 18 48 WILL
STATUTORILY REQUIRED THAT THE
REDISTRICTING COMMISSION USED
THAT INFORMATION. THE
LEGISLATURE HAS ALREADY TAKEN
STEPS TO ADDRESS HIS GENERAL
ISSUED DURING LAST SESSION WHEN
BOTH HOUSES APPROVE TWO BILLS TO
ELIMINATE PRISON GERRYMANDERING
IN RELATION TO LOCAL
REDISTRICTING. THIS BILL IS
SUPPORTED BY THE CALIFORNIA
CITIZENS REDISTRICT COMMISSION,
THE LEGAL WOMEN VOTERS IN
CALIFORNIA. AND CALIFORNIA
COMMENT CAUSE, AMONG OTHERS. IT
HAS NO OPPOSITION WITH THAT ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY, BRIAN I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
TODAY. THANK YOU, SENATOR NEWMAN
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. FAITHS. NO BECKER. AYE
FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I CABRERA.
AYE, ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD.
AYE, DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. I GONZALES. I GROW. NÓ
HERZBERG WEST. SO I HURTADO.
AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LABOR LIMÓN. HI
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. NÓ KOBO.
NO PAM PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK NÓ.
ICE 30 KNOWS NINE THE MAJOR
PASSES FILE ITEM. 1 88 SENATOR
WIENER. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 79 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MATHIS AND ACT
RELATING TO WATER QUALITY,
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I'M ARISE TO PRESENT
A B 18 79 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MATHIS ARE
RELATED TO THE CALIFORNIA
REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL
BOARD. XABI 18 79 WOULD ALLOW
BUT NOT REQUIRE A REGIONAL WATER
BOARD TO DEVELOP A PLAN OR
POLICY. TO ADDRESS UNFOUNDED OR
FRIVOLOUS COMPLAINTS. SHOULD THE
WATERBOARD DEEM IT TO BE
BENEFICIAL TO DO SO. THE MEASURE
STANDS TO SAVE REGIONAL WATER
BOARDS, TIME, MONEY AND
RESOURCES TO THAT IT COULD
BETTER SPEND ON ADDRESSING
LEGITIMATE PROBLEMS. THE COMMON
SENSE MEASURE AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. WIENER MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. FATES. AYE,
BECKER. FORGES BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI. AYE, DOLLY.
AYE, DODD. I THOUGHT SO. I
EGGMAN. BLAZER. GONZALES GROWTH
AYE, HERTZBERG. AYE, WESA. I
FURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER
LAIRD. AYE. FLAVOR. AYE, LIMÓN.
AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S I
MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN. WHICH
OTHER BUG I PAN. I ARGENTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. HAMBURG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, CLEANER. I WILK
AYE. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS. KAMLAGER MEN.
NIELSEN. STERN. STERN. NO. SO I
TO KNOW. ALRIGHT EVERYBODY. GOOD
OKAY IS 34 NOSE TO THE MAJOR
PASSES MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 1 97. I'M SORRY.
SENATOR PORTANTINO. I WASN'T NO,
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO ASK FOR
RECONSIDERATION ON A B 1800 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LOW IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION? SEEING NONE.
RECONSIDERATION IS GRANTED. 39
NOS. ZERO ALL RIGHT. I THINK NOW
WE'RE MOVING ON TO WELL ITEM. 1
97, SENATOR LAIRD. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 23 15 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ARAMBULA AND ACT RELATING TO
EDUCATIONAL EQUITY, SENATOR
LAIRD. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. UM USE OF THE
STUDENT'S NAME ASSIGNED AT BIRTH
, RATHER THAN THEIR CHOSEN OR
FIRM NAMED, IS KNOWN AS DEAD,
NAMING. A B 23 15 ILL MINIMIZE
THE CHANCE OF AN INDIVIDUAL. TO
BE DEAD, NAMED WHILE ATTENDING A
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BY ENSURING
THAT CURRENT STUDENTS, FACULTY
AND STAFF CAN DESIGNATE THEIR
AFFIRMED OR CHOSEN NAME AND
PRONOUNS SPECIFICALLY FOR
TRANSGENDER AND NON BINARY
INDIVIDUALS. BEING DEAD, NAMED
BY INCORRECT STUDENT RECORDS CAN
LEAD TO UNWANTED OUTING.
BULLYING DISCRIMINATION,
VIOLENCE AND LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES BY REQUIRING ALL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUSES TO
UPDATE THEIR INTERNAL SYSTEMS TO
ACCOMMODATE ANY INDIVIDUALS,
AFFIRM NAME OR PUBLIC SYSTEM CAN
AVOID THIS ACT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR LAIRD MEMBERS DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE? YES THANK YOU,
EVERYONE, SENATOR BORD GIS.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I
RESPECTFULLY OPPOSED. I
UNDERSTAND THE RATIONALE FOR
THIS BILL. THAT IS THE PURPOSE
OF ILLEGAL NAME CHANGE. LEGAL
NAME CHANGE WOULD ALLOW FOR AH,
THERE TO BE RETROACTIVE
APPLICATION OF THE NEW DESIRED
NAME. UM AND I THINK THAT WOULD
BE THE MOST APPROPRIATE,
COMPREHENSIVE WAY OF LOOKING
AFTER THE STUDENT'S RIGHTS AND
THEIR DESIRE TO ATTACH A NEW
NAME, AND THROUGH THAT PROCESS,
I BELIEVE THEY CAN ALSO FIND
WAYS TO IDENTIFY THEIR GENDER
PREFERENCE AS WELL. SO FOR
PURPOSES OF IDENTITY THEFT AND
CONSISTENCY IN SCHOOL RECORDS,
UM I THINK THIS WOULD BE MORE
APPROPRIATELY REFERRED TO THE
LEGAL NAME CHANGE PROCESS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR BORQUEZ MEMBERS
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. CENTER.
LAIRD. WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE?
THANK YOU, MADAM CHAIR. I
APPRECIATE THE COMMENT
SOMETIMES. THE INDIVIDUALS IN
QUESTION HERE. DO NOT HAVE THAT
LUXURY THAT OUTS THEM IN A WAY
PART WAY THROUGH. THAT IS NOT
HELPFUL. THAT'S THE REASON FOR
THIS BILL. AND IF PEOPLE HAVE
THE COMFORT LEVEL OR THE ABILITY
TO DO I ENCOURAGE IT TO DO IT.
BUT THIS PROTECTS EVERYBODY THAT
MIGHT BE IN A SITUATION THAT
THAT WOULD NOT BENEFIT SO I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR LAIRD.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS BATES. NÓ BECKER. AYE
FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I CABRERA.
CORTESI DOLLY! NÓ DODD. I GUESS
SO. I EGGMAN BLAZER. GONZALEZ. I
GROW. NÓ HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO.
I HURTADO. AYE, JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. I LAYERED I FLAVOR
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE NEWMAN
NIELSEN. NO, CHROBOG. PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. HAMBURG. I
WIECKOWSKI. AYE. WIENER WILK NÓ.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS. I'LL TRY BOGUE. STERN.
39. IS 30 NOS. EIGHT. THE MAJOR
PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO BACK TO
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. SENATOR
WIENER LOOKING ALL OVER. OH
MADAM PRESIDENT THE REQUEST OF A
MEMBER OF ASKING FOR
RECONSIDERATION ON A B 18 79 AND
1 88. IS THERE. IT'S JUST WANT
TO MAKE SURE IT'S THE RIGHT FILE
ITEM MEMBERS. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION TO RECONSIDERATION?
THING. NONE. IS 39 NOS. ZERO.
RECONSIDERATION IS GRANTED.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO TAKE UP
FILE ITEM 1 88. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. NEVER MIND. WE
DON'T NEED TO READ. JUST CALL
THE ROLL ON FILE ITEM. 1 88.
MAYBE 18 79. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. FAITH. AYE,
BECKER. I PORTEOUS BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I
THOUGHT I ALSO EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. AYE, GONZALEZ. I GROWTH.
AYE HERZBERG, WESSEL. HURTADO.
AYE, JONES. AYE, KAMLAGER. NÓ
LAIRD. AYE FLAVOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. I MEN. NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. I KNOW A BERG PAM.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. NO HAMBURG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS. THERE ARE ALSO
LIMÓN MEN. PAN. SKINNER.
WIECKOWSKI. 31 NOSE TO THE MAJOR
PASSES. MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM. 1 99 SENATOR BRADFORD
. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 59 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND ACT
OR LIVING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
EMPLOYEES. SENATOR BRADFORD
AMOUNT OF PRESIDENT MAYBE 23 59
SIMPLY RE ESTABLISHED THIS THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPTON
COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
PERSONNEL COMMISSION. AH THIS
BILL SEEKS TO ALLOW FOR PATHWAY
TO RECTIFY THE POWERS AND THE
DUTIES OF THE COMPTON COLLEGE
PERSONNEL COMMISSION. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BRADFORD
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING MEN. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. RATES. AYE, BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I CABRERA
CORTESI. AYE, SALLY. AYE, DODD.
SO I EGGMAN GLASER. GONZALES I
GROWTH AYE, HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO
AYE, HURTADO. AYE, JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. AYE, LARD. AYE. FLAVOR
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
I'VE MEN. AYE, NEWMAN NIELSEN.
AYE, COBURG. I PAN. I PORTANTINO
AYE, ROTH. AYE, RUBIO. I.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER AYE. WILK
SENATOR MOVES A CALL MEMBERS
WERE MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM. 200
SENATOR KAMLAGER. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 23 61 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MIA BONTA AND ACT RELATING TO
JUVENILE SENATOR KAMLAGER. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS
IN THE PAST DECADE, CALIFORNIA
HAS ENACTED LEGISLATION MEANT TO
REDUCE THE TRANSFER OF JUVENILES
TO ADULT COURT AND PROVIDE
JUVENILES THE OPPORTUNITY TO
REHABILITATE. UNFORTUNATELY
CURRENT STATUTORY PROVISIONS DO
NOT DIRECT HOW THE JUVENILE
COURT SHOULD EXERCISE ITS
DISCRETION WHEN DECIDING WHETHER
YOUTH SHOULD REMAIN IN JUVENILE
COURT OR BE TRANSFERRED TO ADULT
COURT. A B 23 61 WOULD
STRENGTHEN CURRENT LAW TO HELP
ENSURE THAT JUVENILES WHO ARE
AMENABLE TO REHABILITATION,
REMAIN IN JUVENILE COURT AND
WILL ALLOW APPELLATE COURTS MORE
EFFECTIVELY TO REVIEW THE LOWER
COURT'S FINDINGS. THERE'S NO
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL, AND IT
IS SUPPORTED BY MORE THAN 30
ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING THE
CALIFORNIA JUDGES ASSOCIATION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
THANK YOU, SENATOR KAMLAGER
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SENATOR NIELSEN. MADAM PRESIDENT
. LADIES, GENTLEMEN. SENATE I
URGENT OUTVOTE ANOTHER STEP OF
DECRIMINALIZING CRIME. DOESN'T
OBVIATE THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL DID
SOMETHING REALLY BAD, BUT WE'RE
GOING TO SAY, WELL, IT'S NOT SO
BAD, AND IT'S JUST A GRADUAL
EROSION OF THE SEVERITY OF THE
CRIME. THE MAGNITUDE OF THE
CRIME. THE PERSISTENCE OF THE
CRIME, THE CRIMINAL HISTORY. AND
INDIVIDUALS NEEDING TO BE
ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR BEHAVIOR,
BE THAT JUVENILE'S OR NOT, AND
JUVENILES NOW ARE PRETTY MUCH
NOT PUNISH MUCH AT ALL. THANK
YOU, SENATOR NIELSEN MEMBERS
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. SENATOR
KAMLAGER. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
CLOSE? THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AS I MENTIONED, THIS
IS FOR JUVENILES WHO ARE
AMENABLE TO REHABILITATION. IT'S
STILL ALLOWS FOR DISCRETION AT
ALL OF THE LEVELS OF THE
JUDICIAL SYSTEM I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR KAMLAGER. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. FAITH. NÓ BECKER. AYE.
FORTRESS. NO, BRADFORD. I
COVERED ESTARÁ. ORTEZ. I DOLLY.
NÓ DODD. I GUESS SO. I EGGMAN
GLASER. GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERZBERG LASSO. I FURTADO.
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED.
AYE. FLAVOR. LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. I'LL TRY TO BUG
I'M PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT I RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. SENATOR MOVES A CALL
MEMBERS REMOVING THE FILE. ADAM
203, SENATOR DODD. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 27 16 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GRAYSON AND ACT RELATING TO
TRANSPORTATION. SENATOR DODD.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 27 16 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON. WHICH
UPDATES CURRENT SAFETY TRAINING
REQUIREMENTS FOR RIDESHARE
DRIVERS. OVER THE PAST DECADE,
TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES
LIKE UBER AND LYFT HAVE BECOME
COMMON A COMMON WAY TO GET FROM
PLACE TO PLACE. HOWEVER WHEN YOU
GET IN THE CAR WITH A STRANGER,
YOU HAD YOUR SAFETY OVER TO
THEM. 70 MEMBER GRAYSON
EXPERIENCED THIS PERSONALLY WHEN
HE WAS INJURED IN AN UBER ON
UBER ACCIDENT. IT HAD TO BE
EXTRACTED FROM THE CAR AND SENT
TO THE HOSPITAL BY FIREFIGHTERS.
RIGHT NOW, THE CPUC REQUIRES
COMPANIES TO PROVIDE SAFETY
TRAINING TO THEIR DRIVERS.
HOWEVER THE CPUC DOES NOT
SPECIFY WHAT TRAINING THAT MUST
INCLUDE. ADDITIONALLY WHILE
DRIVERS ARE CURRENTLY REQUIRED
TO TAKE TRAINING, THEY ARE NOT
COMPENSATED FOR THAT TRAINING.
27 16 SIMPLY ESTABLISHES
BASELINE STANDARDS FOR
RIDESHARE. SAFETY TRAINING BY
REQUIRING IT TO INCLUDE
INSTRUCTION ON DEFENSIVE DRIVING
, DISTRACTED DRIVING AND
PASSENGER DE ESCALATION EVERY
TWO YEARS. MAYBE 27 16 ALSO
ESTABLISHES THAT DRIVERS MUST BE
COMPENSATED FOR COMPLETING THE
TRAINING. THIS BILL IS A WIN FOR
DRIVERS WIN FOR CONSUMERS AND A
WIN FOR CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL
HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
. RESPECTFULLY. THEY ASKED IF
YOU'RE I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR DODD REMEMBERS AND HE
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE. ADKINS, FAITHS.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI. DOLLY! AYE,
DODD. I ALSO EGGMAN. AYE,
GLASER. GONZALES. GROVE.
HERTZBERG. AYE, WESA HURTADO.
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I GLARED. I
LABOR. LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. I'VE MEN. NEWMAN. AYE
NIELSEN OCHOA, VOGUE. I PAN.
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO I
SKINNER. STERN. HAMBURG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. WILK? AYE.
SENATOR MOVES THE CALL MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO FOUL ITEMS TO 15
. SENATOR HERZBERG. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 15 51 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SANTIAGO AN ACT RELATING TO
HOUSING SENATOR HERTZBERG. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MATT. MADAM
PRESIDENT, UM. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY MEMBER SANTIAGO. I RISE
TO PRESENT THIS MEASURE, WHICH
WOULD ENCOURAGE MORE AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BY GIVING
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPMENT BONUSES AND
INCENTIVES AS LONG AS THEY
PARTNER WITH AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPERS TO CONSTRUCT
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN 2017, THIS
LEGISLATURE ENACTED A B 1934 AH
, VERY SIMILAR, AFFORDABLE
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BONUS LAW,
WHICH ENCOURAGED SIMILARLY
ENCOURAGED COMMERCIAL DEVELOPERS
TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
THIS MEASURE A B 15 51
REESTABLISHES. THE PROVISION OF
THAT MEASURE, WHICH EXPIRED ON
JANUARY. 2022. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. HERZBERG MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN
ARCHULETTA. AYE. ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I COVERED ERA ORTEZ.
SALLY. I THOUGHT I WAS. OH, I
EGGMAN GLASER. I GONZALES I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I SO I
HURTADO. AYE JONES, KAMLAGER.
LAIRD. I FLAVOR LIMÓN. BY
MAGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MEN. I
NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. I TRIED
BROUGH PAN PORTANTINO. I FROST.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. I. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 34
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MULLEN AND
ACTOR RELATING TO WORKERS'
COMPENSATION. SENATOR CORTEZ E.
GOOD MORNING, MADAM PRESIDENT
AND COLLEAGUES AND PLEASED TO
PRESENT A B 3 34 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S COLON. THE BILL
WILL ESTABLISH A REBUTTABLE
PRESUMPTION THAT SKIN CANCER
DEVELOP A CALIFORNIA'S WILDLIFE
OFFICERS AND PARK RANGERS IS
ASSOCIATED WITH EXCESSIVE
EXPOSURE TO THE SUN DURING THEIR
EMPLOYMENT. THEREFORE IT WOULD
REMOVE UNNECESSARY BARRIERS FOR
CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE OFFICERS AND
PARK RANGERS TO QUALIFY FOR
WORKERS' COMP BENEFITS
ASSOCIATED WITH SKIN CANCER AND
WOULD REDUCE. IT WOULD REDUCE
THE DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND
WILDLIFE PARK RECREATION EFFORTS
TO INITIATE AND COMPLETE A
WORKER'S COMP INVESTIGATION ON
THE CLAIMS. THIS MEASURE HAS
RECEIVED UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT THUS FAR. THANK YOU ALL
AND I APPRECIATE AND I
RESPECFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR CORTEZ
MEMBERS ANY DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE? SEEING AND HEARING THEM.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I CABRERA
CORTESI. AYE, DOLLY. I THOUGHT I
THROW SO AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROVE HERTZBERG. I
GUESS, ER I POTATO. JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. AYE LEYVA
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELENDEZ.
MEN. NEWMAN I. NIELSEN OCHOA,
VOGUE. I PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. ICE TURN I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. SENATOR MOVES A CALL
MEMBERS REMOVING THE FILE ITEM
TO 30. SENATOR SKINNER. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 26 57 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
STONE AND ACT RELATING TO THE
DEATH PENALTY. SENATOR SKINNER.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MADAM
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. PLEASED
TO PRESENT A B 2657, WHICH IS
ADDRESSES THE FACT THAT WE HAVE. INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE
PERMANENTLY INCOMPETENT. WHO ARE
NOW AND AS A RESULT OF THEIR
PERMANENT INCOMPETENCE ARE
INELIGIBLE FOR EXECUTION.BUT
THEY ARE NOW SITTING ON DEATH
ROW. SO WHAT, UM THIS BILL WOULD
DO WAS IN IT WOULD ENABLE THE
COURTS. TO RE SENTENCED THESE
PEOPLE TO LIFE IN PRISON WITHOUT
PAROLE. AND. REQUIRES THE CDCR
TO APPOINT THREE PSYCHIATRISTS
OR PSYCHOLOGISTS TO EVALUATE THE
COMPETENCE. AND IF THE MEDICAL
EVALUATION CONCLUDES PERMANENT
INCOMPETENCE THAN THE A G WOULD
FILE A PETITION TO DO THIS RE
SENTENCING. AND WITH THAT IT
WOULD ELIMINATE SOME OF THE LONG
LITIGATION THAT WE ARE
EXPERIENCING AS A RESULT OF
HAVING PERMANENTLY INCOMPETENT
PEOPLE IN THIS, UH, IN THAT
SITUATION. AND WITH THAT, I ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU.
SENATOR SKINNER REMEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SENATOR
GORGES. QUESTION OF THE AUTHOR.
SENATOR SKINNER. WILL YOU TAKE A
QUESTION? YES I WILL PROCEED.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT, UM,
POINT OF CLARIFICATION, SO AN
INDIVIDUAL GOES THROUGH THE
PENAL. OR THE ADJUDICATORY
PROCESS. UM THEY ARE DEEMED FIT
TO STAND TRIAL OR NOT FIT TO
STAND TRIAL. SO IS THIS BILL
ENVISIONED TO ONLY APPLY TO
THOSE POST INCARCERATED PEOPLE
THAT MAY BE DEEMED INCOMPETENT
LATER IN LIFE? FOR THEIR
SENTENCES TO BE RECONSIDERED. UM. LET ME ANSWER THIS. YOU WILL
RECALL THAT WE HAVE
APPROXIMATELY 700 OR SO PEOPLE
ON DEATH ROW, MANY WHO HAVE BEEN
THERE FOR YEARS, AND MANY WHO
MAY NOT HAVE THAT THAT TIME. AT
WHICH THEY WERE SENTENCED MAY
NOT HAVE GONE THROUGH THE
PROCESS OF, FOR EXAMPLE, OUR
STATE MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES,
DETERMINING WHETHER THEY WERE
FIT TO, UH TO, UH, IT'S NOT A
MATTER OF WHETHER THEY WERE FIT
TO SERVE TRIAL, BUT WHETHER THEY
WERE MENTALLY COMPETENT OR
INCOMPETENT, SO THAT'S THE
CIRCUMSTANCE AND THAT'S WHY WE
HAVE BEEN IN THESE LONG TERM
LITIGATIONS AROUND CERTAIN OF
THESE INDIVIDUALS. SO I ENOUGH
CONCLUDE HERE, MADAM PRESIDENT,
SO MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT
INCOMPETENCE IS A DIFFERENT
LEGAL STANDARD THAN LEGALLY
INSANE. UM. I CANNOT ANSWER THAT
WELL. DIFFERENT LEGAL STANDARD,
THEN I WOULD LIKE TO DRAW UPON
MY CHAIR OF THE JUDICIAL
COMMITTEE WHO IS MORE FAMILIAR
WITH THOSE LEGAL DEFINITIONS.
SENATOR UMBERG WHERE HE WILLING
TO HELP OUT WELL, LET ME LET ME
JUST ASK THE AUTHOR OF QUESTION.
WE TAKE ANOTHER QUESTION. I WILL
PLEASE PROCEED TERMS OF THE
STANDARD FOR INCOMPETENCY AS
COMPARED TO INSANITY. IS IT TRUE
THAT WHEN ONE IS INCOMPETENT
STAND TRIAL, IT MEANS THAT THE
PERSON DOESN'T HAVE THE ABILITY,
THE MENTAL ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND
THE UM CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH
THAT PERSON FINDS THEMSELVES SO-, FOR EXAMPLE, CAN'T UNDERSTAND
THAT THEY'RE ACTUALLY ON TRIAL
CAN'T UNDERSTAND. THEY'VE BEEN
CHARGED WITH A GRIEVOUS OFFENSE.
IS THAT THE STANDARD FOR
INCOMPETENCY TO STAY IN TRIAL?
YES NOW AND WITH RESPECT TO
INSANITY AND SEEING THESE ARE
DIFFERENT AND CERTAINLY AS A
DEFENSE, MEANING THAT SOMEONE
ACTUALLY IS INDICTED. SOMEONE IS
BEFORE THE COURT. AND THEY
RAISED A DEFENSIVE INSANITY.
INSANITY MEANS THAT UM, YOU
BASICALLY DON'T HAVE AN
APPRECIATION FOR THE
WRONGFULNESS OF YOUR ACT. IS
THAT RIGHT? YES. ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU. AND IF I MIGHT
CLARIFY, SINCE THE QUESTION WAS
WE ARE NOT TALKING IN THIS CASE
ABOUT THEIR COMPETENCE TO STAND
TRIAL. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE
EIGHTH AMENDMENT, WHICH
PROHIBITS THE EXECUTION OF THE
MENTALLY INCOMPETENT PERSON. SO
THIS IS PURELY AND SOLELY NOT A
MATTER OF WHETHER THEY WERE
COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL, BUT
RATHER IF THEY'RE ON DEATH ROW
IF THEY MEET THE STANDARD OF THE
EIGHTH AMENDMENT. THANK YOU,
SENATOR PORGES. THANK YOU. UM I
APPRECIATE THE CLARIFICATION. UH
AND, OF COURSE, OUR ESTEEMED
CHAIR OF JUDICIARY, UM, PRIMING
IN, UM I THINK THE CONCERN THAT
I HAVE IS THAT WHEN AN
INDIVIDUAL IS COMPETENT TO STAND
TRIAL WE GO THROUGH THE PROCESS
TO MAKE THAT DETERMINATION AT
THE OUTSET NOW WHETHER OR NOT AN
INDIVIDUAL, UH MANIFEST. IN
COMPETENCIES WHILE INCOME WHILE
INCARCERATED. THIS COULD BE
RIPE, VERY RIPE. FOR INDIVIDUALS
GETTING OUT OF THE DEATH PENALTY
PROCESS ALTOGETHER. UM THAT'S MY
ONLY CONCERN ABOUT SOMETHING
LIKE THIS, BUT I APPRECIATE YOU
ANSWERING THE QUESTION. THANK
YOU, SENATOR BARGES, FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEING NONE
. SENATOR SKINNER. WOULD YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK YOU. UM
THIS DOES NOT HAVE A BEARING ON
THE TRIAL. THIS PURELY HAS
BEARING ON THE, UH, MAKING SURE
THAT THE STATE IS MEETING THE
CONDITIONS OF THE EIGHTH
AMENDMENT. FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO
ARE ON DEATH ROW, AND WITH THAT
, I ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR SKINNER. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN HI, ARCHULETTA. ATKINS
BATES? NO, BECKER. BOARD GIS NO
BRADFORD. I VERA CORTESI, DOLLY!
GOD I DRAW SO I EGGMAN BLAZER.
AYE, GONZALES. I GROVE. NÓ
HERZBERG I WEAR SO I ADORE NO
JONES. KAMLAGER. I GLARED. I
LEVER I LIMÓN MCGUIRE MELINDA'S.
NO MEN. I NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN.
NO CHILD, BOGUE. NO PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE. SKINNER STERN. I AM
BERG. AYE WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES THE
CALL MEMBERS MOVING TO FILE ITEM
2 37 SENATOR RUBIO. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 72 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
AKILA WEBER, AN ACTUAL WAITING
TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CENTER.
RUBIO THANK YOU, LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, GENTLEMEN OF THE
SENATE I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
ÁP 28 70 TO BUILD IT OFFERS
TECHNICAL CLEANUP LANGUAGE TO
THE SAFE AND HELP PROGRAM. SAVE
AT HOME IS A CONFIDENTIAL
ADDRESS PROGRAM THAT OFFERS
VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,
STOCKING SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN
TRAFFICKING AND ELDER ABUSE, AS
WELL AS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE
WORKERS AND SUBSTITUTE MAILING
ADDRESS TO RECEIVE FIRST CLASS
SORT OF FIGHT AND REGISTERED
MAIL. THIS BILL IMPROVES THE
EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE ORIENTED
GOAL OF THE SAFE AT HOME PROGRAM
TO PROTECT MINORS. DV VICTIMS
ALSO REMOVES GENDER LIMITATIONS
PLACED ON PARTICIPANTS BY ADDING
PRONOUNS INCLUSIVITY IN STATUTE
THIS BOAT HAS RECEIVED NO VOTES
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR
RUBIO MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. AYE, BECKER. AYE
FORGES. AYE, BRADFORD. I CABRERA
ORTEZ. I START. I DURAZO. I
EGGMAN. GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I
GROW. AYE HERZBERG. AYE, WESA.
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LIVE TO LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. I MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW ABO
I PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. AYE,
BROTHS. RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. MEMBER SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL MEMBERS FILE ITEM. 2 38
SENATOR JONES. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 17 11
BY SENATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SARTO
AND ACT RELATING TO PRIVACY,
SENATOR JONES. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS ASSEMBLY BILL
17. 11 IS BROUGHT TO ASPIRE
ESTEEMED COLLEAGUE, A SIMILAR
MEMBER SUHARTO. 17 11 INSURES
THE PUBLIC IS NOTIFIED OF DATA
BREACHES IN GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS
IN A TIME WHERE PHISHING SCAMS
AND FAKE NOTIFICATIONS ARE
PREVALENT IS IMPORTANT TO
PROVIDE REFERENCES FOR THE
PUBLIC TO DOUBLE CHECK NOTICES
TO ENSURE AUTHENTICITY. THE BILL
HAS ENJOYED UNANIMOUS SUPPORT TO
BOTH LEGISLATURES ARE BOTH
HOUSES AND ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
SARTO AND MYSELF ASKED FOR AN I
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR JONES
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING THEN MADAM
SECRETARY. SORRY, SENATOR
CABALLERO. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MADAM. PRESIDENT I ABSTAINING
COMMITTEE ON THIS PARTICULAR
BILL. THE REASON IS THAT, UM I
DON'T THINK THIS IS THE BEST WAY
TO GET TO THE ISSUE. UM POSTING
INFORMATION ON A WEBSITE DOESN'T
GUARANTEE THAT I GET NOTICED
THAT, UM MY I'VE BEEN HACKED
REALLY? RECENTLY I GOT A NOTICE
FROM THE ORGANIZATION THAT I HAD
GIVEN INFORMATION TO THEY HAD
HIRED A THIRD PARTY CONTRACTOR,
AND THEY SAID THE THIRD PARTY
CONTRACTOR GOT HACKED. AND SO MY
IDENTIFICATION WAS AT RISK.
THAT'S THE BEST WAY TO GET TO
PEOPLE, UM, IS TO IS TO HAVE THE
CONTACTED THE ORGANIZATION THAT
YOU HAVE THE RELATIONSHIP WITH
LET YOU KNOW THAT YOU'VE BEEN
YOUR INFORMATION MAY HAVE BEEN
STOLEN, UM, BECAUSE THEY HIRED A
THIRD PARTY CONTRACTOR NOT TO
PUT IT ON THEIR WEBSITE THAT I
WOULD HAVE NO REASON TO GO TO
THE WEBSITE, SO I WILL CONTINUE
TO ABSTAIN ON THIS PARTICULAR
BILL. IT'S A GOOD BILL IN TERMS
OF ITS PURPOSE, BUT IT DOESN'T
GET THERE WITH WITH THE
LANGUAGE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
THANK YOU, SENATOR CABALLERO
MEMBERS FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING NONE. SENATOR
JONES, WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE?
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I
UNDERSTAND THE SENATORS.
CONCERNS UH, I DO BELIEVE THAT
THE BILL IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION AND ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR JONES. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. ARCHULETTA AYE ATKINS
FAITHS. I THINK, ER AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD CABRERA. CORTESI,
SALLY. I THOUGHT I ALSO EGGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALES. GROWTH. AYE,
HERZBERG. AYE, WESSEL HURTADO.
AYE JONES, KAMLAGER. LAIRD.
LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELENDEZ. I'VE MEN, NEWMAN.
NIELSEN. VOGUE. I PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK. I. ASSEMBLY BILL 21 94 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD AND ACT
RELATING TO HEALING ARTS CENTER
. LAIRD THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. UNDER EXISTING LAW,
PHARMACISTS ARE REQUIRED TO
COMPLETE 30 HOURS OF CONTINUING
PHARMACY EDUCATION EVERY TWO
YEARS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN
LICENSURE. THESE COURSES ARE
REQUIRED TO ENSURE THAT
PHARMACISTS MAINTAIN THEIR
KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR PROFESSION
AND THE PATIENTS THEY'RE
SERVING. DESPITE THE RISING
ACCEPTANCE OF LGBT Q PLUS PEOPLE
IN CALIFORNIA. THIS COMMUNITY
CONTINUES TO FACE WIDESPREAD
DISPARITIES IN HEALTH AND WELL
BEING DUE IN PART TO A LACK OF
ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE
HEALTHCARE. THIS BILL REQUIRES
PHARMACISTS AND PHARMACY
TECHNICIANS TO HAVE ONE HOUR OF
CONTINUING EDUCATION THAT
PROVIDES CULTURALLY COMPETENT
CARE. THE MEMBERS OF THE LGBTQ
PLUS COMMUNITY, THIS BILL ENSURE
THAT PHARMACISTS ARE EQUIPPED TO
BEST SERVE THEIR PATIENTS PASSED
THE ASSEMBLY 63 TO NOTHING. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR RIVAL.
THANK YOU, SENATOR LAIRD MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALLEN
ARCHULETTA, ATKINS BATES.
BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS. BRADFORD.
I CABRERA I CORTESI SALLY. DODD.
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. I GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROW HERTZBERG. I
GUESS SO. AYE, HURTADO. JONES.
KAMLAGER I CARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. MEN.
NEWMAN NIELSEN. I'LL TRY BROUGH.
I'M PAN. PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH.
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI.
AYE, WIENER. WILK? AYE. SENATOR
MOVES THE CALL MOVING TOO FAR.
ADAM TO 45, SENATOR DODD. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 28 63 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WILSON AND ACTUAL RELATING TO
BUILDING STANDARDS. SENATOR DODD
. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT AND
SENATORS. I RISE NOW TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 28 63 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON A. B 28
63 DIRECTS THE STATE BUILDING
STANDARDS COMMISSION AND THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO STUDY
PROPOSED MINIMUM BICYCLE PARKING
REQUIREMENTS IN BOTH NON
RESIDENTIAL AND RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS. CURRENTLY EXISTING
BIKE REGULATIONS ARE TIED TO THE
NUMBER OF VEHICLES SPACES.
HOWEVER IN SOME INSTANCES,
CERTAIN BUILDINGS MAY NOT
INCLUDE CAR PARKING, WHICH WOULD
RESULT IN LITTLE OR NO REQUIRED
BIKE BARKING. MAYBE 28 63 WILL
PROVIDE MORE BIKE INFRASTRUCTURE
, REDUCE OUR EMISSIONS AND HELP
CALIFORNIA CHEAT. ACHIEVE ITS
CLIMATE GOALS BECAUSE THESE
UPDATES ARE BEING ARE BEING
MANDATED TO OCCUR AT THE NEXT
TRY ANY ALOT UPDATE THE COST
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BILL ARE
CONSIDERED MINOR AND ABSORBABLE
. THANK YOU RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DODD MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE
. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN I. ARCHULETTA.
AYE, ATKINS. FAITHS. NÓ BECKER.
AYE FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI, DOLLY! NÓ DODD.
I ALSO AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALES GROVE. NÓ HERTZBERG.
AYE, WESSEL. I FURTADO. AYE,
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
FLAVOR LEMON. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE NIELSEN NÓ. NO PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. SKINNER. ICE TURN.
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO SENATOR MOVES THE CALL
. MOVING TO FILE. ADAM TO 46.
SENATOR LAIRD. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 21 09
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT AN
ACT RELATING TO SHARKS. SENATOR
LAIRD. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MADAM PRESIDENT, MAYBE 21. OH,
NINE WILL PROHIBIT THE USE OF
BAIT OR ANIMAL D COURSE DECOYS
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTRACTING OR
VIEWING WHITE SHARKS. THE WARM
WATERS OFF THE COAST OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA HAVE ATTRACTED AN
UNPRECEDENTED NUMBER OF JUVENILE
WHITE SHARKS AND THEIR TERRITORY
HAS MOVED SIGNIFICANTLY
NORTHWARD AS THE OCEANS WARM.
NATURALLY, THE PUBLIC IS
INTERESTED IN SEEING THESE
INCREDIBLE CREATURES OFTEN UP
CLOSE AND SOME OPERATORS OF
WHITE SHARK VIEWING TOURS HAVE
REQUESTED THE USE ATTRACTANTS
FOR CAGE DIVING OPERATIONS ON
FORTUNATELY, THIS TYPE OF
ACTIVITY OFTEN OCCURS IN AREAS
WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF BOTH WHITE
SHARKS AND OCEAN USERS,
POTENTIALLY PUTTING MEMBERS OF
THE PUBLIC AT RISK. THERE'S NO
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I THANK
YOU, SENATOR LAIRD MEMBERS MORE
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEING
AND HEARING DONE, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I GOTTA ORTEZ.
I, SALLY? NÓ DODD. I WAS. OH,
AYE, EGGMAN GLASER. AYE.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG.
AYE, WESA. I FOR TODAY. JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I FLAVOR
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
MEN, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO,
NO, BOGUE. PAN. I PORTANTINO
AYE, ROTH. AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE, CLEANER.
WILK I SENATOR MOVES A CALL.
MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO FILE ITEM
2 57. SENATOR LIMÓN. PLEASE READ
MADAME SECRETARY. ASSEMBLY BILL
13 41 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA AND ACT RELATING
TO PUBLIC HEALTH, SENATOR LIMÓN
. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I
RISE TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 13
41 ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA. MAYBE 13 41
WOULD BAN THE SALE OF DIET PILLS
TO MINORS UNLESS PRESCRIBED BY A
DOCTOR. EATING DISORDERS ARE A
SERIOUS PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM
AFFECTING PEOPLE OF ALL RACES,
AGES AND GENDERS. BUT ESPECIALLY
TROUBLING FOR OUR YOUNG PEOPLE,
WHILE CALIFORNIA IS AT THE
FOREFRONT OF REGULATIONS
CONCERNING WEIGHT LOSS, DIETARY
SUPPLEMENTS AND DIET PILLS. WE
DO NOT PROHIBIT THE SALE OF
THESE PRODUCTS TO MINOR DESPITE
WELL DOCUMENTED DANGERS. RECENT
STUDIES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF PUBLIC
HEALTHAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY
FOUND THAT INDIVIDUALS USING
DIET PILLS AND LAXATIVES WERE
MORE LIKELY TO BE DIAGNOSED WITH
AND DEVELOP SERIOUS EATING
DISORDERS. THEY ALSO FOUND THAT
HOSPITALIZATIONS FOR EATING
DISORDERS AMONG ADOLESCENTS
DOUBLED DURING THE COVID 19
PANDEMIC. UP. TEENS ARE
ESPECIALLY TARGETED BY THESE
PILLS AS SELF IMAGE ISSUES ARE
PREVALENT IN ADOLESCENTS. THESE
TEENS TURN TOO QUICK MEASURES
WITHOUT CONSIDERING THE LONG
LASTING IMPACTS THAT DIET PILLS
AND SUPPLEMENTS COULD HAVE ON
THEIR BODIES WITH THAT SAID,
YOUR VOTE TODAY WILL ENSURE THAT
WE CONTINUE WORKING TO PREVENT
ALREADY VULNERABLE YOUTH FROM
UNNECESSARY HEALTH PROBLEMS AND
EATING DISORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH
WEIGHT LOSS. SUPPLEMENTS AND
OVER THE COUNTER DIET PILLS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR LIMÓN MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING IN
HARRINGTON. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. FORGES. BRADFORD. AYE.
CARBONARA ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD.
I GUESS SO. I AGREE. GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROW. HERTZBERG. I
GUESS SO. I FURTADO I JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER FLARED. AYE. FLAVOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO, NO. A BUG. PAN
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. HAMBURG
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. SENATOR MOVES THE
CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO FILE
ITEM TO 67 SENATOR UMBERG. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 17 42 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ROBERT RIVAS AND ACT RELATING TO
CIGARETTES AND MAKING
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE,
SENATOR UMBERG THANK YOU, MADAM.
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. UM A B 17 42
WILL ENSURE THAT STATE AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS RECEIVE ALL THE
MONEY. TOBACCO COMPANIES OWE
THEM VIOLENT TOBACCO MASTER
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT THAT
PREVENT NON FIRE SAFE CIGARETTES
FROM ENTERING THE MARKET. I URGE
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
AMBERG MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. NÓ BECKER. AYE
FORGES NÓ. BRADFORD. ESTARÁ
ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NO GOD. I GUESS
SO. AYE, EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. AYE, WESA. I. HURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
LABOR LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. NO MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO OCHOA BOGUE KNOW,
PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I ROSS.
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. HAMBURG, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. WILK NO SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL MEMBER FOR MOVING TO
FILE ITEMS TO 75. SENATOR
SKINNER. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2023 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT AN ACT
RELATING TO JAILS, SENATOR
SKINNER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS ARISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 2023 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENEFIT,
BENNETT THE BILL REQUIRES COUNTY
JAILS TO OFFER INFORMATION. TO
THE THOSE INMATES WHO HAVE
MENTAL ISSUES. IN ORDER FOR
THEM. PRIOR TO THEIR RELEASE OR
AT THE TIME OF THEIR RELEASE, TO
BE ABLE TO MAKE SOME PHONE CALLS
TO ARRANGE FOR TRANSPORTATION.
OR OTHER NEEDED THINGS THAT THAT
MAY ASSIST THEM. THIS BILL HAS
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IS
SPONSORED BY THE CALIFORNIA
JUDGES ASSOCIATION. WITH THAT I
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR SKINNER MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. FAITH. AYE,
BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CABRERA I PROTEST
I DOLLY. I THOUGHT SO AYE,
EGGMAN GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG, I SO HURTADO
JONES. KAMLAGER I GLARED. LEYVA?
AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S FIVE MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW VOGUE. I
PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN.
HAMBURG. AYE WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. AYE. PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS LAIRD.
AYE. STERN. I WAS 38 NO. ZERO
THE MAJOR PASSES MEMBERS WERE
MOVING TO FILE ITEM TO 86.
SENATOR HERZBERG. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 22 82 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BAUER-KAHAN AN ACT RELATING TO
CRIMES SENATOR HERZBERG. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT THIS
MEASURE SEEKS TO EQUALIZE
PENALTIES WITH REGARD TO THREE
PROMINENT SYMBOLS. OF TERROR.
THE NOOSE, THE EMBLEMS AND A
BURNING CROSS. THE FBI
STATISTICS RECENTLY REPORT THAT
HATE CRIMES HAVE SURGEDTO THE
HIGHEST LEVELS IN THE LAST 12
YEARS WITH CRIMES MOTORED BY BY
RACE, ALMOST DOUBLING STATISTICS
SHOW MEMBERS THAT 56% OF ALL
HATE CRIMES IN AMERICA ARE
MOTIVATED BY ANTI BLACK
SEDIMENT. AND DURING THE
PANDEMIC HATE CRIMES AGAINST
ASIAN AMERICANS WERE AT ALL TIME
HIGH, FUELED BY CLAIMS, BLAMING
THEM FOR THE PANDEMIC. DESPITE
CAMPAIGNS TO BATTLE THESE TRENDS
, SYMBOLS OF HATE CONTINUE TO
APPEAR MEMBERS ALL OVER
CALIFORNIA, THE GOAL OF
TERRORIZING AND INTIMIDATING
PEOPLE ARE LAWS ON SYMBOLS OF
TERROR HAVE BEEN PIECEMEAL
TOGETHER. THROUGHOUT THE YEARS.
LET ME GIVE YOU A COUPLE OF
EXAMPLES. ANYONE CAUGHT HANGING
IN NOOSE CAN BE CHARGED ONLY
WITH A MISDEMEANOR, REGARDLESS
OF THE NUMBER OF OFFENSES ANYONE
CAUGHT POSTING A EMBLEM UNDER
CURRENT LAW CAN ONLY BE CHARGED
WITH A MISDEMEANOR ON THE FIRST
DEFENSE AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE
CHARGED AS A WOBBLER. ANYONE
CAUGHT WHO BURNS AND DESECRATES
ACROSS CAN BE CHARGED AS A
WOBBLER ON THE FIRST DEFENSE.
THESE EXAMPLES MEMBERS DO NOT
INCLUDE THE LIMITED LOCATIONS TO
WHICH THEY APPLY. EACH OFFENSE
IS DIFFERENT LOCATIONS, NONE OF
WHICH REFLECTED THE NEXT. SO
WHEN WE PUNISH A BURNING CROSS,
MORE THAN A SWASTIKA WERE
NEGATING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL
IMPACTS AND PHYSICAL THREATS TO
THE TARGETED GROUP. WHEN HATE
WITH HATE CRIMES INCREASING
ACROSS THE STATE. IT'S CRITICAL
TO RECOGNIZE THE POWER AND
DESTRUCTIVENESS. THESE SYMBOLS
RESTRICT. UM, THE USE. OF THEIR
DO YOU USE ACCORDINGLY? THIS
MEASURE, AS I SUGGESTED IN MY
OPENING WILL EQUALIZE PENALTIES
FOR ALL THREE OF THESE
TERRORISTIC SYMBOLS BY MAKING
THEM ALL FIRST TIME WOBBLER. THE
BILLS WILL ALSO IN EQUAL
EQUALIZE LOCATIONS FOR WHICH
THESE SYMBOLS CAN BE CHARGED TO
BE INCLUDED IN PRIVATE PROPERTY
SCHOOLS, PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT
PLACES OF WORSHIP, CEMETERIES
AND PUBLIC SPACES. QUICKLY I
WANT TO ADDRESS A COUPLE OF
CONCERNS THAT HAVE COME TO THE
ATTENTION OF THE AUTHOR WITH
RESPECT TO THIS DEBATE. THE TERM
SWASTIKA HAS BEEN BROUGHT HAS
BROUGHT CONCERNS ABOUT THE BILL
. I WOULD LIKE TO CLARIFY THAT
THIS MEASURE DOES NOT ADD THE
WORDS SWASTIKA INTO LAW FOR THIS
HAS BEEN IN THE LAW FOR OVER 30
YEARS HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE
HAVE ALSO HEARD WITH RESPECT TO
THIS MEASURE THE MULTIPLE HINDU
GROUPS WITH REGARD TO THE
SWASTIKA. WITH REGARD TO HINDUS
, THE SYMBOL OF PETE SWASTIKA IS
A SYMBOL OF PEACE TO HINDUS,
BUDDHISTS AND THE JANE
COMMUNITIES AND ONLY BEING
ATTACHED TO PARTY. SO WITH THE
PARTNERSHIP OF THE AMERICAN
HINDU AMERICAN FOUNDATION AND IN
CONSULTATION WITH OUR OWN
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, THIS
MEASURE WE WERE ABLE TO WORK
OUT. TOGETHER TO DEAL WITH THE
LANGUAGE ACCORDINGLY. SO NOW
WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE, WHICH IS
CRITICALLY IMPORTANT, THE FIRST
OF THE NATION IS THE FOLLOWING
ONE. THE MEASURE RECOGNIZED THE
SWASTIKA IS A SYMBOL OF PEACE TO
THE HINDU CHAIN AND BUDDHIST
COMMUNITIES IN THE PENAL CODE
THAT'S NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE. TO
AVOID THAT CONFUSION. SECOND IT
IDENTIFIES THE HOOK AND CROSS
THE HOOKED CROSS AS THE OFFICIAL
EMBLEM OF THE PARTY IN STATE LAW
. BY DOING THIS, IT
DECRIMINALIZED THE DISPLAY OF
THE SWASTIKA EXCEPT FOR OFFICIAL
AS THE OFFICIAL EMBLEM. AND
RECOGNIZES THIS SWASTIKA AS A
HOLY SYMBOL AND MAKING A CLEAR
LAYER OF PROTECTION THAT DID NOT
EXIST IN PRIOR LAW IN
CALIFORNIA. SO THE AKP THE JANE
CENTER IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA,
THE AMERICAN HINDU FOUNDATION,
THE ANTI DEFAMATION LEAGUE, THEY
ARE ALL UNITED AND EXCUSE ME AND
THE ARK. THE UNITED CEREBRAL
PALSY OF CALIFORNIA
COLLABORATION THE CALIFORNIA
SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION, THE
CALIFORNIA FACULTY ASSOCIATION,
AMONG MANY OTHERS ARE SUPPORTING
THIS MEASURE TO SUGGEST THIS
BILL IS ABOUT ENSURING THAT
THOSE WHO SEEK TO TERRORIZE OR
PUNISHED EQUALLY AND FULLY
REGARDLESS OF THE SYMBOL WHILE
MAKING HISTORIC AND CLEAR
DISTINCTION BETWEEN HITLER'S
HOOKING CLASS AND THE HINDU,
BUDDHIST AND JANE COMMUNITIES,
SACRED SWASTIKA, I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
HERZBERG DISCUSSION AND DEBATE,
SENATOR DURAZO. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I JUST WANT TO SAY
THAT I WAS VERY TROUBLED BY THE
COMMUNICATIONS THAT I HAD IN MY
OWN AREA FROM THE HINDU
COMMUNITY, BUT WITH THE
CLARIFICATION THAT HAS BEEN MADE
, UH BY THE CENTER FROM LOS
ANGELES, I'M PREPARED TO SUPPORT
THANK YOU, SANDRA DURAZO MEMBERS
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE,
SENATOR MELINDA'S. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. I HAVE A
QUESTION OF THE AUTHOR. IF I MAY
TAKE A QUESTION, OF COURSE.
PLEASE PROCEED. THANK YOU, SO I
JUST WANT CLARIFICATION ON, UM.
IS IS THERE A LIST OF SYMBOLS?
BETTER INCLUDED THAT ARE COVERED
UNDER THIS BILL IT YES LIST
THREE THINGS I MENTIONED.
THERE'S ONLY THREE THINGS ONLY
THREE THINGS. OKAY SO IT'S JUST
THOSE TWO THINGS. IT'S NOTHING
ELSE BECAUSE THERE HAS BEEN
DISCUSSION ABOUT, UM YOU KNOW IF
SOMEONE WERE TO PUT UP I DON'T
KNOW WHATEVER SYMBOL AND THEN
ANOTHER GROUP DECIDED THAT THAT
WAS OFFENSIVE TO THEM OR HARMFUL
OR HURTFUL THAT THIS COULD GO.
YOU KNOW, FURTHER AND FURTHER,
SO I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
IT'S ONLY THOSE THREE THINGS
THAT YOU MENTIONED. THAT'S
CORRECT. OKAY CLARIFYING MY
CLOTHES. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR MELINDA'S MEMBERS
FURTHER DISCUSSIONOR DEBATE
SEEING IN HARRY NONE. SENATOR
HERZBERG. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
CLOSE? YEAH I THINK WHAT THE
AUTHOR IS TRYING TO DO HERE IS
THERE WERE DIFFERENT CODES IN
DIFFERENT TIMES. IT APPEARED
BEFORE THIS LEGISLATURE IS
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR. AND THEY
HAD INCONSISTENT IMPACTS, AND
SHE'S ONLY TRYING TO DEAL WITH
THREE THINGS. THE NOOSE, THE
SWASTIKA AND THE, UM WHAT WAS
THE THIRD ONE NEWS TO SWASTIKA
BEAR WITH ME, BUT AND THE
BURNING CROSS. IF THERE ARE
OTHER AND THE IDEA OF WHAT'S THE
SYMBOL OF TERROR SYMBOL OF
TERRORIST SOMETHING IN THE EYES
OF A JURY OF WHAT CONSTITUTES
SOMETHING THAT TRIES TO
TERRORIZE SOMEBODY, WHAT WOULD
TERRORIZE INDIVIDUALS? DIFFERENT
THINGS IN DIFFERENT TIMES IN
HISTORY HAVE TERRORIZED PEOPLE
SO WE'VE DEFINED SYMBOL OF
TERROR WE AVOID THE CONFUSION.
SENATOR ALSO TALKED ABOUT WITH
RESPECT TO THE HINDU COMMUNITY,
WHICH IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT.
AND WE'VE BASICALLY TAKEN THREE
DIFFERENT TIMES IN HISTORY AS TO
THESE THREE DIFFERENT SYMBOLS OF
TERROR AND PUT THEM INTO ONE
CONSISTENT LAW, AND I SUSPECT AS
WE MOVE FORWARD AND INVENT
HISTORY, THERE WILL BE OTHER
SYMBOLS THAT WILL BE ADDED BY
FUTURE LEGISLATORS. I WILL ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR HERTZBERG. MEMBERS. THIS
QUALIFIES FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALLED? THERE IS
OBJECTION, MADAM. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ALAN I
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. FAKES.
AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. DODD. I ALSO I EGGMAN.
AYE. BLAZER. I GONZALES. I GROW.
HERTZBERG I SO I HURTADO. AYE,
JONES. KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LIVE
TO LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN.
I KNOW A VOGUE PAN. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN I
HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. WIENER
AYE, WILK. AYE. PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS. SALLY.
AYE. GROWTH. AYE. MELINDA'S
NEWMAN. AYE. WIECKOWSKI. AYE. 38
NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM TO 89. SENATOR CABALLERO.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 24 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BLANCA RUBIO
AND ACT RELATING TO CONSUMER
CREDIT, SENATOR CABALLERO. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. SENATORS
TOO MANY CALIFORNIANS FIND IT
DIFFICULT TO NAVIGATE THE
COMPLICATED CREDIT CORRECTION
SYSTEM ON THEIR OWN AND NEED
ASSISTANCE ASSEMBLY BILL 24 24
IS A CONSUMER PROTECTION BILL
THAT WILL UPDATE AND MODERNIZE
THE 1984 CREDIT SERVICES ACT.
THE BILL REQUIRES A CREDIT
SERVICE ORGANIZATION TO DISCLOSE
WHEN IT IS ACTING ON A
CONSUMER'S BEHALF PROVIDE A
BETTER DESCRIPTION OF THE
SERVICES THAT THEY WILL BE
PERFORMING AND COMPELS CREDIT
SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE
CONSUMERS WITH AN ITEMIZED
RECEIPT AND COPIES OF ALL
LETTERS SENT ON THEIR BEHALF.
SIMPLY PUT ASSEMBLY BILL 24 24
WELL BEING CREDIT REPAIR
SERVICES INTO THE 21ST CENTURY.
THANK YOU AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR SUPPORT TODAY. THIS IS
ENJOYED. BY BIPARTISAN SUPPORT.
THANK YOU, SENATOR CABALLERO
MEMBERS, DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING IN, HARRY NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. ATKINS
BATES I BECKER I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI,
DOLLY! I THOUGHT I GUESS SO. I
EGGMAN GLASER. I GONZALES AYE,
GROVE. AYE HERZBERG. I WEAR SO
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LIVE A HIGH LIMÓN.
AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MEN,
NEWMAN. NIELSEN. A CHILD BUG. I,
PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT. AYE, VúI. SKINNER. I STERN.
HAMBURG, WIECKOWSKI. I MEAN, ER
I WILK. HI PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS WEAR, SO
I MELINDA'S, AYE. NEWMAN. AYE.
NIELSEN. AYE. STERN. AYE. 39 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES. SENATOR
MCGUIRE. FOR WHAT PURPOSE DO YOU
RISE? THANK YOU SO MUCH, MADAM
PRESIDENT, MADAM PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. THERE'S GOING TO BE A
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IN ABOUT FIVE
MINUTES AND THE MATTY LOUNGE FOR
ABOUT 90 MINUTES. SENATOR WILK.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT,
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS WILL BE VIA
ZOOM IN ABOUT 15 MINUTES AND
SINCE WE ARE SO EFFICIENT WILL
BE UNDER AN HOUR. THAT'S VERY
GOOD IF ALL MEMBERS CAN BE BACK
ON THE FLOOR BY 1 30, THAT WOULD
BE PERFECT. THANK YOU MEMBERS.
ALRIGHT WE'RE GOING TO START
WITH CINEMA CHOIR, BUT WE WILL
START WITH SENATOR HERZBERG,
SANDER HERTZBERG. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT REGARDING
, UM I DON'T KNOW THE FILE
NUMBER, BUT IT'S A B 26. I'M
SORRY, MADAM PRESIDENT. I DON'T
KNOW THE FILE NUMBER, BUT IT'S A
B 26 77. I'M ASKING FOR
RECONSIDERATION PENDING.
APPARENTLY THERE'S PENDING
AMENDMENTS THAT WE WEREN'T AWARE
OF AT THE TIME. VERY GOOD. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, SIR. ANY
OBJECTION TO RECONSIDERATION,
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. EYES 39
. NO ZERO RECONSIDERED 36. OKAY
36, 0 AND RECONSIDERATION IS
GRANTED. SENATOR MCGUIRE. THANK
YOU SO MUCH. GOOD AFTERNOON,
MADAM PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEACHING, I ASK
FOR RECONSIDERATION OF FILE ITEM
535. 2061 VERY GOOD. THANK YOU,
SIR. ANY OBJECTION TO
RECONSIDERATION? SEEING AND
HEARING NONE IS 36 NO. ZERO
RECONSIDERATION IS GRANTED.
MEMBERS PURSUANT TO SENATE RULE
. 29 10 SMALL SEE THE FOLLOWING
BILLS ARE REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
ON RULES MAYBE 9 20 A B 21 33.
DOCTOR BILLS. ALRIGHT WE'RE
GOING BACK TO ASSEMBLY. THIRD
READING. WE'RE GOING TO START
WITH FILE ITEM TO NINETIES,
SENATOR SKINNER. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 24 64 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA, AN ACTUAL
RELATING TO PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION. SENATOR
SKINNER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS PLEASED TO
PRESENT A B 24 64 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY MEMBER CRISTINA GARCIA
A B 24 64 WOULD REQUIRE OUR
CSU'S TO GRANT AND EMPLOYEE A
LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITH PAY FOR
ONE SEMESTER FOLLOWING THE BIRTH
OF A CHILD. ADOPTION OF A CHILD
OR FOSTER CARE PLACEMENT OF A
CHILD. THE THERE IS AMPLE
RESEARCH THAT DEMONSTRATES THAT
CSU'S CURRENT 30 DAYS OF LEAVE
FOR NEW PARENTS IS INSUFFICIENT
TO HELP ENSURE THE HEALTH SAFETY
AND WELL BEING OF THE PARENT AND
THE NEW CHILD. A B 24 64 IS
CRITICAL LEGISLATION. TO ENSURE
THAT CSU PROVIDES ITS EMPLOYEES
WITH THE NECESSARY PARENTAL
LEAVE FOR NEW PARENTS. AND WITH
THAT I ASK YOU FOR YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR SKINNER
DISCUSSION AND DEBATE, SENATOR
GLASER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. I'M
CERTAINLY EXTENDING THE TIME FOR
LEAVE. AFTER THE BIRTH OF A
CHILD IS A WONDERFUL WONDERFUL
THING THAT I THINK WE WOULD ALL
LIKE TO BE ABLE TO DO. BUT THE
REASON I'M RISING WITH CONCERNS
ABOUT THIS BILL IS BECAUSE UH,
THERE IS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY. THESE
ARE MATTERS THAT ARE TYPICALLY
NEGOTIATED THE COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING TABLE. AND IT'S
ALWAYS FRUSTRATING TO ME WHEN WE
SUPPORT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
AND THEN TO TURN AROUND AND HAVE
END RUNS AROUND THAT PROCESS TO
THE POLITICAL FOLKS HERE ON THE
FLOOR AND IN THE LEGISLATURE NOW
IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THE
UNION AT THE CSU JUST COMPLETED
THEIR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS.
THEY WERE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS
, SITTING AROUND THE BARGAINING
TABLE, TRYING TO FIGURE THESE
ISSUES OUT. AND THEY DECIDED ON
THIS MATTER. NOT TOO REQUIRE I
BELIEVE THAT'S IN THIS
LEGISLATION, BUT IN FACT WHAT
THEY DID DO WAS THEY CREATED A
PARENTAL SUPPORT WORKGROUP. TO
REVIEW THESE ISSUES AND PREPARE
A REPORT. FOR THE AND FINDINGS.
FOR THE UNION AND FOR THE
TRUSTEES. THEY LAST MET ON JUNE
6TH OF THIS YEAR. THEY
DETERMINED A MEETING SCHEDULE
AND THEY'LL ISSUE A FINAL REPORT
IN DECEMBER OF 2022. SO IT SEEMS
TO ME JUST. PUTTING ASIDE THE
WONDERFUL GESTURE, THIS WOULD BE
THAT THERE IS A PROCESS THERE'S
A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PROCESS
. THEY'VE MADE PROGRESS ON THIS
ISSUE, AND FOR AT LEAST FOR ME,
IT MAKES THIS BILL PREMATURE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR GLASER
MEMBERS FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE
CENTERS. SKINNER WOULD YOU LIKE
TO CLOSE? THANK YOU. THIS
AFFECTS ALL. OF THE NOT JUST THE
BARGAINING UNIT THAT ARE
COLLEAGUE FROM ORINDA, DESCRIBED. AND WHILE THEY MAY NOT HAVE
PURSUED IT AT THE BARGAINING
TABLE, IT DOES NOT DISPLACE THE
FACT THAT A PROPER PARENTAL
LEAVE. THAT ACCORDING TO THE
RESEARCH WOULD REALLY HELP TO
ENSURE THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND
WELFARE OF THE CHILD AND THE
PARENT IS MORE THAN 30 DAYS. AND
SO SINCE THIS AFFECTS MANY MORE
EMPLOYEES. IT IS NOT SOLELY AND
ONLY A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
ISSUE OF ONE PARTICULAR UNION.
AND WITH THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
SKINNER. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. ARCHULETTA
AYE. ATKINS BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I COVERED
ESTARÁ. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD.
TERRAZZO. AYE EGGMAN BLAZER. NÓ
GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. HERTZBERG
AYE, HUESO. HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. AYE, LAIRD. I LIVE.
ER I LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. NO MEN. NEWMAN.
NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA BUG. PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE. WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES A CALL
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM TO 97. SENATOR EDMUND MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILT 26 38 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BLOOM AND ACT RELATING TO SCHOOL
FACILITIES. SENATOR EGMOND THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT
MEMBERS A B 26 38 HAS TO DO WITH
WATERS. DON'T YOU LOVE IT WHEN
YOU GO TO THE AIRPORT, AND YOU
CAN REFILL YOUR WATER BOTTLE OR
EVEN HEAR WHAT YOU CAN DO IT.
LET'S DO THAT AT SCHOOLS, TOO.
WHEN THEY GET FACILITY, BONES, I
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
SENATOR SKINNER REMEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING DONE, MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE. ATKINS. BATES.
AYE, BECKER. I GORGEOUS
BRADFORD. I COVERED ERA CORTESI
, DOLLY! I DODD I GUESS SO. I
EGGMAN. I GLASER. I GONZALES. I
GROW. HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO. AYE,
HURTADO JONES. AYE, KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LIVE FOR. LIMÓN. AYE
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S I MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. AYE. I
PAN. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. I WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK.
SENATOR EDMUND MOVES THE CALL.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM. 299 SENATOR
WIENER. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2 26 63 BY
SOMETHING MEMBER RAMOS AN ACT
RELATING TO YOUTH CENTER WIENER
. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
ARRIVES TO PRESENT 26 63 THE
YOUTH ACCEPTANCE PROJECT ON
BEHALF OF THE SOME REMEMBER
RAMOS SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE
COVID 19 PANDEMIC, THERE'S BEEN
AN INCREASE IN L G B T Q. PLUS
YOUTH OF COLOR TRIBAL CHILDREN
AND FORMER FOSTER YOUTH. HAVE
EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS. LGBTQ
YOUTH WHOSE FAMILIES DO NOT SHOW
ACCEPTING NATIONAL ACCEPTANCE
ARE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE LIKELY TO
ENTER FOSTER CARE OR THE
JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM THAN ANY
OTHER GROUP. RESEARCH SHOWS THAT
COVID 19 HAS ALSO INCREASED THE
RATE OF EDUCATION DISRUPTION,
FAMILY COMPLEX AND YOUTH UNDER
18, WHO IDENTIFY AS LGBT Q BEING
KICKED OUT OF THEIR FAMILY
HOMES. THE YOUTH ACCEPTANCE
PROJECT FACILITATED BY THE
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, FAMILY
BUILDERS IS AN EXISTING
INTERVENTION WORKING WITH THE
FAMILIES OF LGBTQ AND GENDER
EXPENSIVE YOUTH. MAYBE 26 63
WOULD TRANSFORM THE YOUTH
ACCEPTANCE PROJECT INTO A FIVE
YEAR PILOT PROGRAM ACROSS AT
LEAST THREE COUNTIES, INCLUDING
THE AUTHOR'S HOME COUNTY OF SAN
BERNARDINO. THIS BILL WILL SPARK
ADDITIONAL COUNTY AND REGIONAL
COLLABORATION TO ADDRESS THE
DISPROPORTIONATE NUMBER OF LGBTQ
YOUTH SEPARATED FROM THEIR
FAMILIES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
WIENER MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HARRY NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS BATES. BECKER. AYE,
PORCHES. BRADFORD. I COVER
ESTARÁ ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. AYE
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. I GLASER.
AYE. GONZALES. I GROW HERTZBERG.
I GUESS SO. HURTADO. AYE JONES,
KAMLAGER LAIRD. AYE. FLAVOR
LIMÓN. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. MEN.
NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. I KNOW A BUG
I PAN PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT I
VúI SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES THE
CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 305 SENATOR WIENER
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 28 17 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAISE AN ACT
RELATING TO HOUSING SENATOR
WIENER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT ARRIVES TO PRESENT A B
28 17 BY ASSEMBLY MAJORITY
LEADER REYES, WHICH WILL PROVIDE
FLEXIBLE RENTAL ASSISTANCE TO
CALIFORNIANS EXPERIENCING
HOMELESSNESS. AND WE'LL CREATE
GRANTS TO SERVICE PROVIDERS TO
CONNECT INDIVIDUALS TO HOUSING
RESEARCH SHOWS THAT DIRECT
RENTAL SUBSIDIES ARE ONE OF THE
MOST EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS TO
REDUCE HOMELESSNESS AND
SUBSIDIES HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL
ACROSS SEVERAL STATES AND ACROSS
THE NATION. MAYBE 28 17 WILL PUT
THIS RESEARCH INTO ACTION BY
PROVIDING DIRECT RENTAL
ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE
EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. AND
CREATE GRANTS FOR LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS AND SERVICE
PROVIDERS TO CONNECT PEOPLE TO
HOUSING AND RENTAL ASSISTANCE.
HOMELESSNESS IS A STATEWIDE
CRISIS AND WE NEED A
COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION. MAYBE 28
17 AS PART OF THE PUZZLE, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU, SENATOR WIENER
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING DONE, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN.AYE ARCHULETTA ATKINS.
BATES. NÓ BECKER. I GORGEOUS. NO
BRADFORD. I COVERED ERA. ORTEZ.
I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. SO. AYE
EGGMAN. I GLASER. I GONZALES I
GROVE. HERTZBERG. I WENT SO I
FURTADO. AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER
AYE. LARD LIVER LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
I. MELINDA'S NO MEN. NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. NO PHOTOVOGUE. NO
PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT I
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI. AYE.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM. 3 28 SENATOR
PORTANTINO. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 7 31
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN
AND ACT RELATING TO COUNTY
JAILS. SENATOR PORTANTINO. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT MEMBERS. AH
I RISE TO PRESENT A B 7 31 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BARRIER KAYHAN
, WHICH IS A GOVERNMENT
EFFICIENCY MEASURE THAT WILL
REQUIRE COUNTY SHERIFF'S
STATEWIDE TO COMPLY AND SUBMIT
DATA ON OFFENDER RECIDIVISM
PROGRAMS PROVIDED TO INMATES IN
COUNTY JAILS AND THE SUCCESS
RATES IN REDUCING RECIDIVISM IN
THOSE PROGRAMS EACH YEAR SINCE
REALIGNMENT WAS ENACTED,
APPROPRIATIONS IN ANNUAL STATE
BUDGET HAVE PROVIDED MONEY FOR
COUNTIES TO IMPLEMENT DIVERSE
APPROACHES FOR SUPERVISION AND
REHABILITATION PROGRAMS. THAT
AIM TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM SINCE
THAT INFORMATION ABOUT
CALIFORNIA'S RECIDIVISM PROGRAMS
SPECIFIC TO WHAT IS HAPPENING IN
COUNTY JAILS IS FRAGMENTED AND
DIFFICULT TO DIGEST. IT'S SIMPLY
NONSENSICAL TO CONTINUE TO
INVEST STATE DOLLARS IN
PROGRAMMING WHERE WE HAVE NO
CLUE IF THEY'RE SUCCEEDING OR
FAILING. LAST YEAR, THE STATE
ORDER TO RELEASE THE
COMPREHENSIVE AUDIT OF ALAMEDA,
FRESNO IN L. A COUNTY'S AND THAT
REPORT FOUND THE FOLLOWING
COUNTIES LACK ADEQUATE PLANNING
AND OVERSIGHT FOR LEE AND RYAN A
REALIGNMENT SPENDING AND ARE
HOLDING EXCESSIVE EALIGNMENT
SURPLUSES WHICH COULD BE USED TO
IMPROVE PUBLIC SAFETY. IT IS
INCUMBENT UPON THE LEGISLATURE
TO BRING FULL TRANSPARENCY TO
THOSE PROGRAMS AND ARE SPENDING
WE HAVE SPENT OVER $6 BILLION IN
STATE FUNDS AND HAVE VERY LITTLE
INFORMATION ON THE EFFECTIVENESS
OF THAT INVESTMENT. THE
AUDITOR'S REPORT ALSO WENT ON TO
SAY THAT PRACTICES IN PROGRESS
REPORT TO THE LAWMAKERS HAVE
BEEN INCONSISTENT AND INCOMPLETE
. A B 7 31 WILL REQUIRE A
STANDARDIZED LOOK AT SHERIFF'S
PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE VALUABLE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUCCESS OF
COUNTY JAILS. REHABILITATION
SERVICES. THE STATISTICAL
INFORMATION THIS BILL PROVIDES
WILL GIVE US TOOLS TO MAKE
LEGISLATIVE DECISIONS. THAT WILL
HELP US INVEST IN PROGRAMMING
AND THAT ACTUALLY WORK SO WE CAN
BETTER MAINTAIN PUBLIC SAFETY
REDUCED THE SIZE OF OUR
INCARCERATED POPULATION AND
REDUCE LOCAL CORRECTIONAL COSTS,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
PORTANTINO DISCUSSION AND DEBATE
SENATOR NIELSEN. LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THE SENATE AYE.
URGENT NO VOTE. THIS WILL
EXPLODE. LOCAL CORRECTION WILL
COSTS. WHY. IT'S TRUE THAT FOR
DECADES DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION
HAS NOT TRACKED ITS
REHABILITATIVE PROGRAMS. TO SEE
WHAT THEIR SUCCESS HAS BEEN. AND
A RESULT WAS OVERCROWDING AND
COURT DECISIONS THAT HAVE COST
US BILLIONS. GOOD MORNING
DOLLARS IN THE LEGISLATURE HAS
NOT AUTHORIZED ANYMORE
CONSTRUCTION. FACILITIES. I
DON'T SEE THAT SITUATION
CHANGING IN THE FUTURE. LOCAL
JAILS. DO NOT HAVE THE
RESOURCES. NOR EVEN THE
LOGISTICAL AND PHYSICAL
CAPABILITY. I BELIEVE. TO
GREATLY EXPAND LOCAL
REHABILITATIVE RESOURCES. THAT
WAS ONE OF THE MANY REASONS I
OPPOSED THE DISASTER THAT
REALIGNMENT HAS BECOME. NOW
WE'VE GOT HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF UNREAD ABILITY, HATED FELONS
IN OUR COMMUNITIES NOT RECEIVING
ANY REHABILITATION. AND
TERRORIZING THE CITIZENS THAT WE
REPRESENT. OH WHAT A GREAT
SUCCESS THAT HAS BEEN SO WHAT
WILL THIS DO? WELL, IT'LL POINT
THE GUN. AT THE HEAD. HAVE YOUR
SHERIFFS. TO DO ALL THESE
WONDERFUL THINGS THAT SOMEBODY
CLAIMS SHOULD BE DONE. WITHIN
OUR LOCAL JAILS. TO REHABILITATE
TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM. WELL THE
ONLY REASON RECIDIVISM HAS BEEN
REDUCED AT THE STATE LEVEL. IS
BECAUSE THEY CONSEQUENCES FOR
CONTINUED CRIMINALITY, SUCH AS
PAROLE VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN
ELIMINATED. DIDN'T STOP THE
CRIMINALS, NOT IN THE BLOODY
LEAST. NOR WILL THIS DO NOT DUMP
THIS BURDEN ON YOUR SHERIFFS AND
THEREFORE ON THE CITIZENS OF
YOUR COUNTIES. IT'S A HUGE
MAGNITUDE, HUGE EXPENSE, AND IT
HAS NOT BEEN THOUGHT OUT, AND IT
HASN'T BEEN PROVEN. IF CDCR
COULDN'T MAKE IT WORK, THE
COUNTY'S WON'T EITHER UNFUNDED
MANDATE. THAT'S WHAT THIS IS
CALLED. THANK YOU, SENATOR
NIELSEN MEMBERS FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. SENATOR
PORTANTINO. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
CLOSE? YES MADAM PRESIDENT. I
WOULD, UM, YOU KNOW, COLLECTING
ACCUATE INFORMATION ON THE
INEFFECTIVENESS OF GOVERNMENT
HAS A RESPONSIBILITY WE SHOULD
DO YOU KNOW, WE SPEND
SIGNIFICANTLY ON THIS LAUDABLE
ATTEMPT TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM
WHEN WE SHOULD KNOW WHAT'S
WORKING OR NOT. I POINT TO THE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
ANALYSIS THAT THE BOARD REPORTS
ONE TIME COST OF $200,000 TO
DEVELOP INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS FOR DATA COLLECTION.
UM I THINK THAT'S WORTH SPENDING
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
PORTANTINO. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. FATES.
BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS. NO
BRADFORD. I CABRERA? OF COURSE,
HAS HE I DOLLY. DODD. I THINK
SO. I EGGMAN I BLAZER. I
GONZALEZ. I GROW. HERTZBERG?
AYE. I. HURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER. GLARED I FLAVOR I LIMÓN
MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO, NO. A
BUG. NO PAM PORTANTINO BROTH,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE.
SKINNER. STERN. I HAMBURG
WIECKOWSKI. AYE WIENER WILK.
SENATOR MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO FILE ITEM. 3 34
SENATOR PAN MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 2 40
BY SOME MEMBER RODRIGUEZ AN ACT
RELATING TO PUBLIC HEALTH,
SENATOR PAN THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT SENATORS. I AM VERY
PLEASED TO PRESENT A B 2 40 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ,
WHICH IS AN IMPORTANT MEASURE
THAT WOULD REQUIRE THAT THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT, PUBLIC
HEALTH OR INAPPROPRIATE
QUALIFIED ENTITY TO CONDUCT AN
EVALUATION MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
ON ADEQUATE STAFFING LEVELS. AND
LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS. MY FIRST
CAME TO THE LEGISLATURE, UM AND
DURING THE GREAT RECESSION, I
SAW THE IMPACT OF SIGNIFICANT
CUTS TO LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENTS AS A PHYSICIAN IN MY
OWN COUNTY. I KNOW THAT DURING
ONE N ONE THAT MY COUNTY HEALTH
OFFICER THE VERY STAFF SHE WAS
USING TO MANAGE AND TRACK THIS
PARTICULAR INFECTION AND
OUTBREAK ACTUALLY HAD ALREADY
HAVE PINK SLIPS BECAUSE THEY'RE
ABOUT TO BE LAID OFF. AND WE SAW
THE RESULT OF THIS OF THIS
DISINVESTMENT IN WHEN COVID HIT
AS WELL. UM BUT WE NEED TO HAVE
A SYSTEMATIC EXAMINATION OF WHAT
ARE THE NEEDS OF OUR LOCAL
HEALTH DEPARTMENTS. NOT ONLY DO
HAVE COVID, WE'RE DEALING WITH
MONKEYPOX. WE KNOW THERE WILL BE
ANOTHER INFECTION SOMEWHERE. WE
NEED TO BOTH HAVE BASELINE
CAPACITY AND SURGE CAPACITY AS
WELL. WE CANNOT HAVE EVERY TIME
THERE'S AN OUTBREAK OF ANOTHER
INFECTIOUS DISEASE THAT WE'RE
STRIPPING PEOPLE AWAY FROM OTHER
VITAL FUNCTIONS, SUCH AS HELPING
REDUCE CHRONIC DISEASE EXPOSURES
TO TOXINS LIKE LEAD. STDS OTHER
TYPES OF THINGS EVERY TIME JUST
BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH
STAFF. THIS BILL IS AN IMPORTANT
STEP TO ENSURE THAT THE
APPROPRIATE EXAMINATION IS MADE
. THE STUDIES ARE MADE
EVALUATION THAT WE WILL KNOW
WHAT IS THE STAFFING NEEDS OF
THE LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT SO
THEY CAN DO THEIR DAILY
ACTIVITIES AND TO BE ABLE TO
SURGE AND FLEX TO MEET EMERGING
COMMUNITY NEEDS. AND WITH THAT,
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
ON A B 2 TO 40. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, SENATOR, PAN MEMBERS,
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS BATES. AYE,
BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE, CABALLERO. ORTEZ.
I DOLLY. I THOUGHT I DURAZO. I
EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. I GONZALES.
I GROW. HERTZBERG? AYE, HUESO.
AYE, HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER. I
GLARED. I LEAVE TO LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. I MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I COBURG.
I PAN PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI WIENER
WILK. I. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 37 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AN ACT
RELATING TO CHILDREN'S CAMPS.
SENATOR TATO THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT COLLEAGUES THIS PAST
SUMMER CHILDREN FROM ALL OVER
CALIFORNIA ATTENDED THOUSANDS OF
SUMMER CAMPS AND ARE CURRENTLY
RETURNING TO SCHOOL LOOKING
FORWARD TO NEXT SUMMER'S
ADVENTURES. YET OF THESE CAMPS,
ONLY OVERNIGHT CAMPS ARE
REQUIRED TO FOLLOW STATE
REGULATIONS. THEY CAMPS WHICH
CONSTITUTE THE VAST MAJORITY OF
CAMPS IN CALIFORNIA ARE NOT
REQUIRED TO FOLLOW ANY
REGULATIONS OR LAWS REGARDING
CHILD SAFETY, PREPARING TO HEAR
THIS BILL IN THE SENATE HUMAN
SERVICES COMMITTEE WHICH I CHAIR
, IT BECAME EVIDENT THAT THERE
IS A WIDE VARIETY OF FACTORS AND
STAKEHOLDERS TO CONSIDER
REGARDING THE REGULATION OF
CHILDREN'S CAMPS. FOR EXAMPLE,
SOME OF THE THINGS THE COMMITTEE
CONSIDERED OUR INCLUDE MOST
APPROPRIATE TO REGULATE CAMPS AT
THIS AT THE LOCAL OR STATE
LEVEL, OR SHOULD THERE BE A
COLLABORATION BETWEEN BOTH WHAT
STATE DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY IS
THE MOST APPROPRIATE REGULATING
ENTITY AND TO FULLY ANSWER THESE
QUESTIONS AND OTHERS A B 17 37
AS AMENDED TASKED THE DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIAL SERVICES WITH LEADING
STATE AGENCIES, LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS, CHILD SAFETY
EXPERTS, PARENTS AND OTHER
STAKEHOLDERS TO DEVELOP
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE
REGULATION AND OVERSIGHT OF CAMP
SAFETY, WHICH WILL BE PROVIDED.
TO THE LEGISLATURE BY BY JANUARY
OF 2024 CALIFORNIA'S LAWS FOR
CAMP SAFETY MUST CHANGE THEIR
PARENTS ACROSS THE STATE MATE.
REST ASSURED THAT THEIR CHILD
WILL RETURN HOME SAFELY. THIS
BILL PRESENTS A CRITICAL FIRST
STEP TOWARDS SAFER CAMPS FOR ALL
CALIFORNIANS. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR HURTADO,
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITHS.
BECKER. GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. DOUBT, DOLLY!
GOD. I WAS. OH, EGGMAN. GLASER.
I GONZALES. I GROW. HERTZBERG.
AYE, USO. AYE, HURTADO. AYE,
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER FLARED.
LEYVA? AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO, NO. A BUG. I PAN
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT. V
SKINNER. BUT I STERN I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. SENATOR MOVES THE
CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO FILE
ITEM. 3 85 SENATOR BRADFORD.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 26 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND ACT
RELATING TO MEDICAL CENTER
BRADFORD. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. MAYBE 24 26 ADS
OUTPATIENT SERVICE TO THE
EXISTING MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL
PAYMENT PROGRAM FOR MARTIN
LUTHER KING JR COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL. MARTIN LUTHER KING
HOSPITAL IS ONE OF ONLY A FEW
EMERGENCY ROOMS IN THE HEART OF
SOUTH OF L. A WHICH WAS BUILT
AFTER THE 1965 WATTS. CIVIL
UNREST. 87% OF EMERGENCY ROOM
VISITS AT MARTIN LUTHER KING
HOSPITAL OR MEDICAL PATIENTS, OR
THOSE WHO ARE UNINSURED. DURING
COVID. THAT NUMBER INCREASED
INITIALLY. ORGANIZED TO SERVE
ONLY 40,000 PATIENTS PER YEAR.
OKAY NOW SERVES OVER 100,000
PATIENTS DURING THE HEIGHT OF
THE PANDEMIC. MARTIN LUTHER KING
JR HOSPITAL PROVIDED HEALTH
SERVICES TO PEOPLE OF SOUTH OF
LAY THE MAJORITY OF THEM BEING
BLACK AND BROWN. THIS BILL WILL
ENSURE THAT THE HOSPITAL CAN
CONTINUE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY
OPERATE AS A CRITICAL RESOURCE
FOR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF
RESIDENTS IN THERE. ALREADY
DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BRADFORD
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
SEEING ANDHERI NED. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ADKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE,
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I GOTTA
ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I THOUGHT SO
EGGMAN I GLASER GONZALES. I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG. AYE, WESSEL.
AYE, FURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LEAVE TO
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
LINDA'S. MEN I. NEWMAN NIELSEN.
I KNOW A VOGUE. I CAN
PORTANTINO. FROST. RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM BERG
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK. HI
SENATOR MOVES THE CALL. MOVING
TO FOLLOW ITEM. 3 88, SENATOR%
BECKER. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 46 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AN ACT
RELATING TO GREENHOUSE GASSES,
SENATOR BECKER GOOD MORNING.
GOOD AFTERNOON TODAY AND
PRESENTING A B 2446 WAS VERY
SYNERGISTIC WITH MY EFFORTS ON
CEMENT AND CONCRETE. THIS IS A
FIRST NATION BILL THAT MONITOR
THEM REDUCE, EMBODIED CARBON AND
ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS
. WHAT IS A BODY CARBON IS THE
EMISSIONS FOOTPRINT ASSOCIATED
WITH MANUFACTURING, TRANSPORTING
AND CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS
AND IN THIS RELATED MATERIALS.
IN 2018 GOVERNOR JERRY BROWN IS
SHOOTING EXECUTIVE ORDER WHICH
ORDERED A STATEWIDE GOAL TO
ACHIEVE CARBON NEUTRALITY AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE. THIS BILL
REQUIRES THE AIR B TO DESIGN A
FRAMEWORK FOR MEASURING AND
REDUCING CARBON EMISSIONS
ASSOCIATED WITH NEW BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION. SPECIFICALLY IT
ADDS A TARGET OF 40% NET
REDUCTION IN GHG EMISSIONS FROM
BUILDING MATERIALS THAT SHOULD
BE ACHIEVED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
BUT NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 31ST
2035. IT REQUIRES A OR B TO FORM
A TECHNICAL ADVISOR, TECHNICALLY
TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AS
SPECIFIED TO MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS TO DEVELOPERS
WHO CANNOT ACHIEVE THE GHG
REDUCTION TARGET. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN. THANK
YOU, SENATOR BECKER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITHS. NÓ
BECKER. I GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD.
I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. GOD.
I GUESS SO. EGGMAN BLAZER. I
GONZALES I GROVE HURT. GROVE NO
HERZBERG. AYE, HUESO. AYE,
POTATO. AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER.
I FLARED. I LEVER LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE MELINDA'S NO MEN,
NEWMAN NIELSEN. NO ACTUAL BOGUE.
NO, PAM, I PORTANTINO I ROSS.
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR
MOVES THE CALL. MOVING TO FILE.
ADAM 3 96 SENATOR OCHOA BOGUE,
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 27 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AN
ACT RELATING TO PERSONAL
INFORMATION. COBURG MADAM
PRESIDENT, SENATORS TODAY ARISE
TO PRESENT A B 26 27 ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN
, A BILL THAT WOULD AID IN
RESOLVING COMMUNITY COLLEGES,
DECLINING ENROLLMENT RATES AND
PROVIDE VULNERABLE PEOPLE LIKE
VETERANS. FORMERLY INCARCERATED
INDIVIDUALS AND FORMER FOSTER
YOUTH, A HIGHER EDUCATION THAT
OFTEN SEEMS OUT OF REACH. A B 26
27 ACHIEVES THIS GOAL BY
CREATING AN MOU AGREEMENT WITH
LOCAL AGENCIES WHO SHARE DATA
WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGES
DISTRICTS BY CREATING AN MOU AND
ALLOWING AGENCIES TO SHARE DATA
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS CAN
RECEIVE THE INFORMATION AND
RESOURCES. THEY NEED TO GO BACK
TO SCHOOL AND ACHIEVE HIGHER
EDUCATION. THIS SHARING OF
PERSONAL INFORMATION ONLY
APPLIES TO USERS WHO HAVE
PREVIOUSLY AGREED TO BRADLEY
HAVE THEIR INFORMATION. SHARED
EDUCATION IS A VITAL TOOL, AND I
WRITE THAT SHOULD BE ACCESSIBLE
FOR ALL THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR OCHOA, BOGUE MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING THEN MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. I GUESS SO. EGGMAN GLASER.
I GONDOLAS. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO. HURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I CARED. I
LEVER LIMÓN. HI MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. NO NO. A VOGUE PAN
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE
WIENER. AYE WILK. NO SENATOR
MOVES TO CALL MEMBERS WERE
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 407, SENATOR
RUBIO. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 28 32 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT RIVAS
AND ACT RELATING TO CHILDCARE,
SENATOR RUBIO. THANK YOU, LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE
TODAY I RISE TO PRESENT A B 28
32 ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ROBERT RIVAS. THIS BILL WILL
ESTABLISH A NEW SCREENING TOOL
TO IDENTIFY THE AREAS OF THE
STATE. WITH THE GREATEST NEED
FOR INCREASED EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION RESOURCES. CURRENTLY
CALIFORNIA ONLY USES STATE
MEDIAN INCOME TO DISTRIBUTE
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION,
FUNDING AND RESOURCES TO
COUNTIES. WHILE THIS IS A
CRITICAL FACTOR, THE EXISTING
SYSTEM DOES NOT ACCOUNT FOR
HEALTH INEQUITIES, HOUSING
ACCESS AND MANY OTHER ISSUES
THAT AFFECT A CHILD'S WELL
BEING. A B 28 32 WILL BETTER
POSITION OUR STATE TO ADDRESS
THAT RACIAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC
INEQUALITIES OUR CHILDREN FACE
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR RUBIO MEMBERS DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEING IN HARRY, NONE
MEMBERS. THIS IS QUALIFIES FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLE COLLARS OR ANY
OBJECTION. SEEING AND HEARING
DONE IS THROUGH NINE NO. ZERO
THE MAJOR PASSES. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEMS FOR NINE. SENATOR
DURAZO, MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 28 47 BY
SOME REMEMBER EDUARDO GARCIA AND
ACT RELATING TO UNEMPLOYMENT,
SENATOR GERARD SO, THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EDUARDO GARCIA
, A B 28 47 WE CREATE AN
EXCLUDED WORKERS PILOT PROGRAM,
WHICH WOULD PROVIDE UNEMPLOYMENT
BENEFITS FOR WORKERS EXCLUDED
FROM TRADITIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE DUE TO THEIR
IMMIGRATION STATUS. ELIGIBLE
WORKERS WOULD QUALIFY FOR $300
FOR EACH WEEK OF UNEMPLOYMENT OF
THE 20. WEEKS OCCURRING DECEMBER
JANUARY 2024 TO DECEMBER 31ST
2024. THE BILL ALSO REQUIRES LED
TO SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE
GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
THAT EVALUATES THE PROGRAM AND
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
ESTABLISHING A PERMANENT
PROGRAM. THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC
HIGHLIGHTED AN ISSUE THAT HAS
EXISTED FOR DECADES.
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS ARE NOT
ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE UNEMPLOYMENT
BENEFITS, EVEN THOUGH THEY PAY
AN ESTIMATED $3 BILLION IN STATE
AND LOCAL TAXES EACH YEAR.
DURING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC.
ALMOST 80% OF CALIFORNIA'S
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT WORKFORCE
LABORED IN OUR ESSENTIAL SECTORS
OF THE ESTIMATED 1.1 MILLION
UNDOCUMENTED WAGE EARNERS, 38%
LIVE BELOW A LIVING WAGE. THIS
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT EXCLUSION
HURTS FAMILIES, MORE THAN ONE IN
EIGHT SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN IN
CALIFORNIA HAVE A PARENT WHO WAS
UNDOCUMENTED. IT HURTS
UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS WHO ARE
FORCED TO EXHAUST THEIR LIFE
SAVINGS ACCUMULATE THAT AND
COMPROMISE THEIR HEALTH TO
SIMPLY AFFORD BASIC NEEDS. NO
ONE SHOULD HAVE TO CHOOSE
BETWEEN GOING INTO DEBT OR
PUTTING FOOD ON THE TABLE. IT
ALSO HURTS CALIFORNIA EMPLOYERS
WHO PAY OVER $459 MILLION EVERY
YEAR IN NEW HIGH TAXES ON BEHALF
OF UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS. EVEN
THOSE THOSE THOSE WORKERS DO NOT
SEE A PENNY OF THAT MONEY.
SIMILAR PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED IN NEW
YORK AND COLORADO. NOW IT'S TIME
FOR CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR RIVAL. THANK YOU,
MANAGER. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DURAZO MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS. BATES. NÓ BECKER. AYE,
FORTRESS. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY? NO
DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. GONZALEZ. I GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I WRESTLE. I. FURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I CARED. I
LABOR LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. I.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE NIELSEN NÓ. NO, PAM.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
I WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER WILK.
NO. SENATOR MOVES THE CALL
MEMBERS. WE'RE MOVING ON TO FILE
ADAM 4 10, SENATOR GONZALES.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 28 73 BY SOME
REMEMBER JOHN SAWYER AND ACT
RELATING TO HOUSING SENATOR
GONZALEZ. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AND SAID, AND CERTAIN
MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT A B
2873, THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING
SUPPLIER DIVERSITY ACT ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOHN SAWYER
, WITH SUPPORT FROM MY
CONSTITUENT TO NEWER THRASH IN
TOOK, WHICH WILL REQUIRE HOUSING
SPONSORS THAT RECEIVE LOW INCOME
TAX CREDITS TO REPORT ON THEIR
USE OF WOMEN. MINORITY DISABLED
VETERAN AND LGBTQ BUSINESS
ENTERPRISES. THE BILL ENCOURAGES
EQUITY IN THIS SPACE BY
REQUIRING AFFORDABLE HOUSING
DEVELOPERS TO INCLUDE A DETAILED
AND VERIFIABLE PLAN WITH CRUCIAL
DATA WITH SHORT AND LONG TERM
GOALS AND HOW THEY WILL INCREASE
DIVERSITY IN THEIR PROCUREMENT
PLANS. IN IN, UH, ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE LEGISLATURE, THANK YOU
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE ON A B 2873. THANK YOU,
SENATOR GONZALEZ. MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING THEN MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. I FOR GIS. NO BRADFORD.
I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. I ALSO. BARROSO. AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. NÓ HERZBERG HUESO. AYE
HURTADO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LABOR? I LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. EIFFEL LINDA'S NO MEN.
AYE NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA
, VOGUE. NO, PAM. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. ICE
TURN. I AM BERG. AYE WIECKOWSKI
. AYE. WIENER. I WILL. NO.
SENATOR MOVES THE CALL MEMBERS.
WE ARE MOVING ON TO ITEM 4 14
SENATOR HERZBERG. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 18 45 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CALDERON AND ACTIVE RELATING TO
PUBLIC CONTRACTS. SENATOR
HERTZBERG THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. THIS MEASURE WOULD
AUTHORIZE THE METROPOLITAN WATER
DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
UTILIZE THREE ALTERNATIVE
PROJECT DELIVERY METHODS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION. OF A SET OF
DROUGHT MITIGATION PROJECTS IN
THEIR SERVICE REGION, I BELIEVE
, WHICH INCLUDES 26 COMMUNITIES
, INCLUDING LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
ORANGE COUNTY, SAN DIEGO COUNTY,
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, SAN MARINO
COUNTY AND VENTURA COUNTY.
CERTAINLY AS WE ALL KNOW,
BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, OTHER
REASONS, WE'VE GOT TO BE
FOCUSING ON THIS DROUGHT AND ASK
FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
HERZBERG MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ADKINS BATES. AYE, BECKER. AYE,
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD CABRERA. AYE.
CORTESI, DOLLY! I THOUGHT HUESO.
AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER. I GONZALEZ.
I GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I WENT, SO
I HURTADO AYE, JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. AYE. LIVER
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. I KNOW ABO. PAN
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE WIECKOWSKI. I MEAN, ER I
WILK. HI. SENATOR MOVES A CALL.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM. 4 25
SENATOR NEWMAN. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 25 82
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT AN
ACT RELATING TO ELECTIONS,
SENATOR NEWMAN SORRY.
PASS ON FILE MEMBERS WERE NOW
MOVING TO FILE ADAM 4 28. I
THINK THAT WAS A PAST
TEMPORARILY. YES EVERYONE CALM
DOWN FOLLOWING 4 28, SENATOR
DODD. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 55 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KAZARIAN AND
ACT RELATING TO SENIORS, SENATOR
DODD.
SENATOR DODD. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. THIS MEASURE
IS A PRODUCT OF THE COVID 19
PANDEMIC. A B 18 55 SIMPLY
PROHIBITS PROHIBITS A SKILLED
NURSING FACILITY OR RESIDENTIAL
CARE FACILITY FROM DENYING ENTRY
TO A REPRESENTATIVE, THE LONG
TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN ACTING IN
THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY ON BIRDS
, MEN HAVE AT MUST HAVE ACCESS
EXCEPT UNDER CERTAIN
CIRCUMSTANCES, SUCH AS THE LTC
OMBUDSMAN REPRESENTATIVE TESTING
POSITIVE FOR SHOWING SYMPTOMS OF
THE DISEASE. THAT IS A REASON
FOR A CURRENT EMERGENCY
DECLARATION. THANK YOU AND I ASK
FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF A B 18. 55
THANK YOU, SENATOR DODD MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE OF SECRETARY PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA ADKINS. FAITH. AYE,
BECKER. I FOR GIS I BRADFORD
HABANERA. LIKE ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I
THOUGHT SO AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER
GONZALES I GROWTH AYE,
HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO FURTADO.
AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I FLARED.
AYE. FLAVOR. AYE, LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S MEN. NEWMAN
NIELSEN. AYE. PAN. PORTANTINO I
ROCK. AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI.
AYE, WIENER. WILK? AYE. SENATOR
MOVES A CALL MEMBERS FROM MOVING
TO FILE ITEM. 4 31 SENATOR ALLEN
, MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 80 BY SOMETHING
THAT REMAIN SHINE AND ACT
RELATING TO ONLINE PET RETAILERS
. SENATOR ALLEN THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. YOU'RE DOING A GREAT
JOB. THIS BILL AIMS TO PROTECT
CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS FROM
PREDATORY PET LOANS. OVER THE
PAST FEW YEARS. THIS LEGISLATORS
TAKING HISTORIC ACTION TO LIMIT
THE SALE OF ANIMALS FROM
COMMERCIAL BREEDING FACILITIES,
PUPPY MILLS, BUT WHAT WE'VE SEEN
IS THAT IN ORDER TO EVADE THESE
LAWS, COMMERCIAL BREEDERS AND
MOVED THEIR OPERATIONS ONLINE.
BECAUSE THE COST OF A
COMMERCIALLY BRED ANIMAL CAN RUN
IN THE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
MANY ONLINE MERCHANTS HAVE
ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIPS WITH
FINANCES, WHO PROMOTE QUICK AND
EASY LENDING OPTIONS TO HELP
CONSUMERS TO COMPLETE THE
PURCHASE OF THEIR DESIRED PET.
BUT UNFORTUNATELY MANY OF THESE
LOANS END UP BEING VERY
PREDATORY NATURE WITH HIDDEN
FEES EXORBITANTLY HIGH INTEREST
RATES, SOME OF WHICH GO ABOVE
100. SO THIS BILL TO CUT DOWN ON
THIS PRACTICE THIS BILL A B 23
80 PROHIBITS AN ONLINE PET
RETAILER FROM OFFERING OR
FACILITATING ALONE OR OTHER
FINANCING OPTIONS FOR THE PERSON
OF A PET. IT DOES NOT PROHIBIT A
CONSUMER FROM USING PERSONAL
FINANCING OPTIONS SECURED
INDEPENDENT FROM THE RETAILER.
WITH THAT WE SO AS TO PROTECT
BOTH CONSUMERS AND ANIMALS. I
RESPECTFULLY BUT THANK YOU,
SENATOR ALLEN. MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEING IN
HARRINGTON. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN
ARCHULETTA, ATKINS BATES BECKER.
AYE FORGES. BRADFORD CARBONARA
CORTESI. I DOLLY. I THOUGHT
HUESO. AYE, EGGMAN. I GLASER.
AYE, GONZALEZ. I GROW. HERTZBERG
SO I HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
CARED. I FLAVOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE.
WELL, I MELINDA'S MEN I NEWMAN
AYE, NIELSEN. PHð A VOGUE. PAM
PORTANTINO. FROST. RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. ID STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. I. SENATOR NEWMAN. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 25 82 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BENNETT AND ACT RELATING TO
ELECTIONS, SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I REMIND
EVERYBODY. KINDNESS IS A VIRTUE.
I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT A B 25
82 FROM ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT
, WHICH SEEKS TO SIMPLIFY THE
STATE'S LOCAL RECALL PROCESSES.
CALIFORNIA IS ONE OF 30 STATES,
WHICH ALLOWS FOR THE RECALL OF
LOCAL OFFICIALS BETWEEN 2010 AND
2021. THERE WERE AN AVERAGE OF
13 LOCAL RECALLS THAT QUALIFIED
FOR THE BALLOT AND AN AVERAGE OF
67 ELECTED OFFICIALS WERE NAMED
IN RECALL EFFORTS EACH YEAR. BY
COMPARISON. IN 2021 ALONE, THERE
WERE 70 ELECTED OFFICIALS IN
CALIFORNIA FACING RECALLS, AND
MANY MORE NAMED IN SIMILAR
EFFORTS TO THE FRAMERS OF THESE
CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES. THE
INITIAL REFERENDUM AND RECALL
WERE INTENDED TO PROVIDE FOR
DIRECT REFORMIST ACTIONS BY THE
ELECTORATE. THE CURRENT SYSTEM,
HOWEVER, OFFERS BAD ACTORS A
POWERFUL INCENTIVE FOR TARGETING
AN ELECTED OFFICIAL WITH WHOM
THEY DISAGREE. IN ORDER TO
REPLACE THEM WITH SOMEONE WHO
WOULD OTHERWISE NOT ENJOY THE
SUPPORT OF A MAJORITY OF VOTERS
UNDER NORMAL ELECTORAL
CONDITIONS AS YOU'RE AWARE,
ATYPICAL RECALL BALLOT ASKED
PHOTOS. TWO QUESTIONS FIRST
SHOULD THE TARGET ELECTED
OFFICIAL BE RECALLED THEN SECOND
, WHICH OF THE QUALIFIED
CANDIDATES LISTED SHOULD REPLACE
THE RECALL OFFICIAL ON THE FIRST
QUESTION. THE STATE CONSTITUTION
REQUIRES A MAJORITY VOTE IN
ORDER FOR THE RECALL TO SUCCEED
AND FOR THE ELECTED OFFICIAL TO
BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE. FOR THE
SECOND QUESTION. IN THE EVENT,
THERE IS A MAJORITY FOR RECALL
THAT CANDIDATE RECEIVING THE
MOST VOTES IS THE PERSON WHO
SUCCEEDS THE RECALL OFFICIAL.
THAT TOTAL COULD BE AND IN FACT,
OFTEN IS A PLURALITY AND NOT A
MAJORITY, RESULTING IN A
SITUATION WHERE THE REPLACEMENT
CANDIDATE ACTUALLY ENJOYS MUCH
LESS POPULAR SUPPORT THAN THE
PERSON HAVING BEEN RECALLED. THE
BILL WOULD MODIFY THIS BILL
WOULD MODIFY THE LOCAL RECALL
PROCESS. TO ELIMINATE THE SECOND
QUESTION ON BALLOTS FOR LOCAL
RECALL ELECTIONS TO INCLUDE ONLY
THE YES, NO QUESTION AS TO
WHETHER THE OFFICIALS SHOULD BE
RECALLED A SUCCESSOR WOULD BE
CHOSEN AS A SEPARATE AND
DISTINCT STEP ACCORDING TO
WHATEVER RLEVANT PROCEDURES
GOVERN THE FILLING THE LOCAL OF
THE GOVERNED FILLING THE LOCAL
OFFICE BEING VACATED WITH THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS BILL,
LOCAL RECALL ELECTIONS ARE NOT
ONLY LIKELY TO BE FAIRER AND
MORE OBJECTIVES. BUT BY REMOVING
THE SECOND QUESTION SUCH
ELECTIONS WILL BE RESTORED TO
THEIR INTENDED PURPOSE OF
ALLOWING FOR A REFERENDUM ON THE
INTEGRITY OR FITNESS OF THE
RECALLED OFFICIAL, AND NOT AS AN
END AROUND TO SUBVERT STANDARD
ELECTORAL PROCESSES. MANY STATES
AS WELL AS SOME LOCAL
JURISDICTIONS IN CALIFORNIA,
ALREADY RUN THE RECALL ELECTIONS
IN THE FASHION. THIS BILL
PROPOSES EARLIER THIS YEAR IN
THE WAKE OF A STATEWIDE RECALL
ELECTION EVER THAT ACCOMPLISHED
LITTLE WHILE COSTING TAXPAYERS
MILLIONS IN DISTRACTING FROM FAR
MORE PRESSING ISSUES, THE
ELECTIONS COMMITTEES IN BOTH THE
ASSEMBLY AND SENATE HAS BEEN A
GOOD DEAL OF TIME AND ENERGY,
REVIEWING RECALL RULES AND
PROCESSES THROUGH A SERIES OF
INFORMATIONAL HEARINGS. THE
PROVISION OF A B 25 82 DIRECT
RESULT OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS
COMING OUT OF THOSE HEARINGS.
THIS BILL IS A GOOD GOVERNMENT
REFORM, WHICH WILL CREATE A
BETTER AND MORE CONSISTENT
STANDARD FOR LOCAL RECALL
ELECTIONS, THEREBY SAFEGUARDING
THE OPERA. ATTUNE ITTY FOR
CITIZENS TO REMOVE A MALFEASANCE
OR INCOMPETENCE, INCOMPETENT
LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIAL WHILE
ELIMINATING INCENTIVES FOR
GAMING. THE SYSTEM FOR ULTERIOR
AIMS WITH THAT IN MIND, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK TREY, I VOTE ON
A B 25 82. THANK YOU, SENATOR
NEWMAN MEMBERS DISCUSSION AND
DEBATE, SENATOR DOLLY THANK YOU
, MADAM PRESIDENT. JUST A
QUESTION OF THE FLOOR JOCKEY.
SENATOR NEWMAN, WILL YOU TAKE A
QUESTION? GLADLY PLEASE PUSH WAS
TRACKING YOU FOR ABOUT THE FIRST
HALF OF THE PAGE. BUT AFTER THE
THIRD PAGE, COULD YOU JUST
PLEASE GIVE US SOME PERSONAL
EXPERIENCE IN THIS AREA THAT YOU
COULD SHED SOME LIGHT ON THIS?
PLEASE THANKS TO SUBSTANTIAL
PSYCH PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPY.
OVER THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS, I
HAVE BLOTTED ALL OF IT FROM MY
MIND. EVERYTHING I KNOW IS FROM
BOOKS. AND I'M GLAD TO DO ANY
RESEARCH. YOU LIKE ME TO DO.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. GENTLEMEN
SENATOR ALLEN QUESTION OF THE
FLOOR MANAGER, SENATOR NEWMAN.
WE TAKE A QUESTION. GLAD TO.
YEAH PROCEED. SO COULD YOU JUST
GIVE US FIRST OF ALL I APOLOGIZE
FOR NOT BRINGING UP TO YOU
EARLIER? I JUST, UM I SAW THIS
BUT GIVE. COULD YOU GIVE US A
BETTER SENSE OF WHAT? SORT OF
LOCAL PROCEDURES ARE IN PLACE.
UH IF WE DON'T HAVE THE SECOND
QUESTION, SO WHAT DO WE FORESEE
AS THE WAY TO REPLACE AS THE WAY
TO GO ABOUT HAVING AN ADDITIONAL
ELECTION? SO TAKE THE EXAM? I
APPRECIATE THE QUESTION. TAKE
THE EXAMPLE OF A SCHOOL BOARD,
FOR INSTANCE, IN THE EVENT THAT
ONE OF THOSE TRUSTEE POSITIONS
WERE VACATED ANYTIME THAT SCHOOL
BAR WOULD HAVE PROVISIONS FOR
FILLING THAT POSITION, SO IT
MIGHT BE BY, YOU KNOW, TYPICALLY
IT'S IF THERE IS A MAJORITY FOR
APPOINTMENT. YOU WOULD DO THAT,
IF NOT THEN REVERTS TO A LOCAL
ELECTION. THIS THAT WE WOULD
APPLY THE SAME STANDARD IN THE
EVENT OF A RECALL ELECTION. OKAY
SO WHATEVER PROCEDURES IN PLACE
TO FILL A VACANCY, THAT'S
CORRECT. GOTCHA OKAY. AND
TYPICALLY, I GUESS YEAH, I WOULD
THINK FOR MOST LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ENTITIES IT IS TYPICALLY, UH, AN
APPOINTMENT PROCESS OF THE OF
THE BORDER COUNCIL. YOU KNOW,
IT'S EITHER OR, BUT TYPICALLY,
IT'S AT THE DISCRETION OF THE
LOCAL GOVERNING AGENCY. OKAY
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. SENATOR
ALLEN, SENATOR BELINDA'S HMM. UM
I HAVE A QUESTION OF THE FLOOR
MANAGER AS WELL. SENATOR DEMON.
WILL YOU TAKE A QUESTION?
GLADLY. PLEASE PROCEED. UM SO I
JUST WANT TO BE CLEAR THAT THIS
BILL COULD POTENTIALLY RESULT IN
TWO ELECTIONS HAVING TO TAKE
PLACE INSTEAD OF JUST ONE
CORRECT. THAT IS THEORETICALLY
CORRECT. BUT THE GOAL THE BILL
IS TO DELIBERATE DELIBERATELY
SEVER THESE TWO QUESTIONS SO AS
TO ENSURE THAT THE RESULT OF THE
FIRST QUESTION IS ABOUT THE
INTEGRITY OR PROPRIETY OF THE
PERSON BEING TARGETED AND THE
SECOND RIGHT THE APPOINTMENT OR
THE OR THE FILLING OF VACANCY.
WILL TAKE PLACE UNDER THE
PROVISIONS I'VE DESCRIBED TO THE
CENTER FROM LOS ANGELES. THANK
YOU. SO THE, UM FIRST OF ALL, IF
VOTERS WANT TO RECALL A
PARTICULAR ELECTED OFFICIAL,
THAT'S WITHIN THEIR RIGHT TO DO
SO. WE MAY NOT LIKE IT,
PARTICULARLY IF WE ARE THE
TARGET OF THAT RECALL. WE MAY
NOT LIKE IT, BUT THEY DO HAVE
THE RIGHT TO DO THAT. UM AND
WITH RESPECT TO THE COST. THAT
WAS, UM, MENTIONED IN THE IN THE
MEMBER'S COMMENTS. LET'S
REMEMBER THAT THAT IS THE
TAXPAYERS MONEY SO YOU KNOW,
IT'S THEIR MONEY THAT IS BEING
USED IN A RECALL ELECTION THAT
IS ALSO WITHIN THEIR RIGHT. UM
AND I'M NOT SURE THAT IT'S IN
OUR BEST INTEREST TO FORCE
COUNTIES OR LOCAL GOVERNING
BODIES. CITIES WHATEVER IT IS
THAT THEY'RE FORCED INTO A
SITUATION WHERE THEY HAVE TO NOW
PAY FOR TWO SEPARATE ELECTIONS.
I THINK THE VOTERS CAN WALK AND
CHEW GUM AT THE SAME TIME, THEY
UNDERSTAND WHAT IS ON THE BALLOT
BEFORE THEN THEY'VE DONE THIS
BEFORE. CALIFORNIA HAS HAD A
NUMBER OF RECALL ELECTIONS. ALL
THROUGHOUT THIS STATE VOTERS
UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY'RE VOTING
ON. THEY UNDERSTAND THAT YOU
KNOW THIS IS THE PERSON DO YOU
WANT THEM RECALLED OR NOT? AND
IF SO, WHO WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO
REPLACE THEM? AND THAT REALLY
WHAT NUMBER OF VOTES EITHER
CANDIDATE GOT IS IRRELEVANT
BECAUSE THE VOTERS HAVE ALREADY
SPOKEN AND THAT THEY HAVE
QUALIFIED. A RECALL ELECTION AND
I WOULD ASK THAT WE RESPECT THAT
, THOUGH I UNDERSTAND, UM,
PERHAPS THE MOTIVE BEHIND THE
BILL, I THINK WE SHOULD RESPECT
THE RIGHT OF THE VOTERS, UM, AND
NOT TAMPER WITH THE SYSTEM THAT
HAS WORKED THROUGHOUT TIME IN
CALIFORNIA. THANK YOU. AND I DO
APPRECIATE THE QUESTION AND LET
ME LET ME RESPOND. THERE'S
ANOTHER BILL, WHICH YOU'LL SEE
WHICH WILL ALLOW FOR THE
CONSOLIDATION. OF A SUBSEQUENT
ELECTION WITH WITH YOU KNOW THE
NORMAL ELECTORAL PROCESS,
THEREBY SAVING A LOCAL
JURISDICTION MONEY IN THE EVENT
THAT THAT HAPPENED, SO I THINK
BUT THAT IS NOT THIS BUILD UP.
SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR
JONES. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I JUST WANTED TO RISE
IN OPPOSITION TO A B 25 82 JUST
REMIND THE BODY THAT YOU KNOW
AND RECALL ELECTION IS RARE AND
EXTRAORDINARY. AND I KNOW THAT
IN RECENT YEARS WE'VE HAD A
COUPLE OF EXTRAORDINARY RECALL
ELECTIONS, BUT, UM, I WOULD
IMAGINE MOVING FORWARD FROM THIS
PERIOD OF TIME THEY MAY BECOME
RARE AGAIN AND SO I DON'T KNOW
THAT WE NEED TO MEDDLE WITH LAWS
THAT HAVE BEEN IN PLACE FOR
DECADES THAT HAVE WORKED. AH AND
ARE DOING THEIR JOB. AND REALLY
, THIS IS A PROBLEM THAT DOESN'T
NEED A SOLUTION OR A SOLUTION IN
SEARCH OF A PROBLEM. I'M NOT
SURE WHICH, BUT ON THIS
PARTICULAR BILL, I THINK IT'S
UNNECESSARY. IT'S AS BEEN STATED
BY THE OTHER SPEAKERS AND
OPPOSITION. IT'S EXPENSIVE AND
DUPLICATE THIS AND I ASKED FOR A
NO VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
JONES, SENATOR GLASER. YEAH
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT.
YOU'RE DOING A FINE JOB TODAY.
THANK YOU, UH, MEMBERS. I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF THIS LEGISLATION.
I WANT TO COMPLIMENT THE SENATOR
. THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FROM
SANTA BARBARA, WHO PARTICIPATED
IN A NUMBER OF OUR JOINT
HEARINGS THAT THE SENATE
TESTIMONY FROM THE WHOLE
SPECTRUM OF FOLKS UP AND DOWN
THE STATE FROM LEFT AND THE
RIGHT. ABOUT HOW TO MAKE THE
PROCESS BETTER. ALSO WANT TO
COMPLIMENT THE SENATOR FROM
ORANGE COUNTY WHO HAS LED IN
THIS SPACE IN A VARIETY OF
DIFFERENT WAYS. I KNOW THAT HE
AND I AND OTHERS WOULD LIKE TO
SEE BROADER REFORMS IN THIS
SPACE FOR THE STATE.
UNFORTUNATELY I THINK THE
PROSPECTS FOR THAT HAVE DIMMED
OVER TIME. BUT THIS BILL TRIES
TO IN AND STILL ESTABLISH UH,
THAT DEMOCRACY WINS THAT A
MAJORITY VOTE MATTERS THAT
GAMING THE SYSTEM, WHETHER IT'S
AT THE LOCAL LEVEL OR THE STATE
LEVEL IS THAT SOMETHING THAT
ADVANCES OUR DEMOCRACY? THE
OBJECTIONS ABOUT REQUIRING A
POTENTIAL SECOND ELECTION, I
THINK WHEN WE ALL THINK ABOUT
OUR DEMOCRACY, WE KNOW THAT
THERE'S A PRICE TO BE PAID FOR
IT. AND THE PRICE HERE IS
MAJORITY RULE WILL BE
ESTABLISHED IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES
, AND THAT'S A GOOD THING. AND
THAT'S WHY THIS BILL DESERVES
SUPPORT. THANK YOU, SANDRA
GLASER MEMBERS FURTHER
DSCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. SENATOR NEWMAN,
YOU MAY CLOSE. THANK YOU SAY I
DO APPRECIATE THE COMMENTS OF MY
COLLEAGUE FROM ORINDA TO THE
COMMENTS OF MY COLLEAGUE FROM
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY. RECALLS
ESPECIALLY THE LOCAL LEVEL HAVE
ALWAYS BEEN INTENDED TO BE RARE
AND EXTRAORDINARY.
UNFORTUNATELY, IN RECENT YEARS
THAT HAS BEEN FAR FROM THE CASE.
UH AND SO THE GOAL HERE IS TO
RESTORE THIS VERY IMPORTANT
CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESS TO ITS
ORIGINAL INTENT TO ALLOW FOR THE
DIRECT PARTICIPATORY ACTION BY
VOTERS TO REMOVE A CORRUPT OR
MALFEASANCE, PUBLIC OFFICIAL AND
SEPARATE THAT FROM THE, UH.
ENVIRONMENT OF HYPER
PARTISANSHIP IN WHICH WE
UNFORTUNATELY, FIND OURSELVES.
THAT'S THE GOAL HERE AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASTRONAUT VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR GLASER. MADAM
SECRETARY, SENATOR NEWMAN.
PARDON ME, MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN I.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS BATES. NÓ
BECKER. AYE, PORCHES. NO
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. AYE.
CORTESI DOLLY, NO, DODD I HARASS
Ó. AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER. I.
GONZALES. I GROW. NÓ HERTZBERG.
I WEAR SO. AYE, HURTADO JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. I GLARED FLAVOR.
LIMÓN. AYE MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA, VOGUE.
NO PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT.
AYE, RUBIO SKINNER. ICE TURN. I
AM BERG. I WIECKOWSKI AYE
WIENER. AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
EGGMAN. AYE.
NO, I DON'T KNOW. VERY GOOD ICE
. 29 NOS. NINE THE MAJOR PASSES
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM FOR FOUR TO SENATOR
PORTANTINO. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 6 31
BY SOME MEMBER BLOOM AND ACT
RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
, SENATOR PORTANTINO. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 6 31. WHICH
UH, WAS A CONSENT ITEM BUT WAS
PLACED ON THE INACTIVE FILE DUE
TO THE 12 BILL LIMIT LAST YEAR.
MAYBE 631 SIMPLY EXTENDS THE
EXISTING EXEMPTION GIVEN TO NON
PROFIT LIVE STAGE THEATERS TO
INCLUDE NON PROFIT CULTURAL FILM
EXISTS EXHIBITION COMPANIES IN
CALIFORNIA, ALLOWING THEM TO
SERVE ALCOHOL. THE ARTS
COMMUNITY PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN
THE ENRICHMENT OF THE LIVES OF
CALIFORNIANS AND THOSE WHO VISIT
OUR BEAUTIFUL STATE SINCE THE
COVID 19 PANDEMIC NON PROFIT
PROFIT CULTURAL FILMING EXISTED.
EXHIBITION COME PHONIES HAVE
TAKEN A HUGE FINANCIAL HIT. A B
631 WILL HELP MAKE UP FOR SOME
OF THAT LOST REVENUE BY WAY OF
THESE SALES OF BEVERAGES,
HELPING THESE CINEMAS BE
SUCCESSFUL UPON REOPENING AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR PORTANTINO
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE
REMEMBERS. THIS IS QUALIFIES FOR
A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION? THING AND
HEARING. NONE IS 38 NO. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES MOVING ON TO FOUL
ITEM. 443 SENATOR MCGUIRE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 22 22 BY SOME RUMOR BERETS
AND ACT RELATING TO STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID. SENATOR MCGUIRE,
THANKS FOR ALL THE HARD WORK,
MADAM PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF
MAJORITY LEADER RAISED, I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 20 TO 22, WHICH
ESTABLISHES THE GOLDEN STATE
SOCIAL OPPORTUNITY. STUDENT
GRANT PROGRAM, MAYBE 20 TO 22.
IT'S GOING TO HELP ADDRESS THE
ACUTE SHORTAGE OF MANY HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS IN OUR SCHOOLS BY
PROVIDING $25,000 ANNUALLY TO
STUDENTS WHO ARE SEEKING TO
BECOME A LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH
PROVIDER. THE BILL PRIORITIZES
FOSTER IN HOMELESS YOUTH FOR
GRANTS. THE DOLLARS ARE ACTUALLY
IN THE BUDGET, AND WE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE
ON BEHALF OF THE MAJORITY LEADER
RAISE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
MCGUIRE MEMBERS ANY DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN I.
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I COVERED ESTARÁ. AYE,
CORTESI. I DOLLY. DODD. I
WHEREAS Ó I EGGMAN. GLASER. I
GONZALEZ. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG.
AYE. I POTATO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. VOGUE. I
PAN. I PORTANTINO AYE, FROTH.
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE WIECKOWSKI
WIENER WILK. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS. FAITH.
SALLY. GROWTH. JONES. MELINDA'S.
MEN. NIELSEN. AYE. WILK. 32 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES MEMBERS.
WE'RE MOVING ON TO FILE AND
ENFORCE. 69 SENATOR HARTARTO.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL FOR 12 32 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY AND ACT
RELATING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
SENATOR HER TATO THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. COLLEAGUES I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 12 32, WHICH
WILL REMOVE BARRIERS FOR RECENT
IMMIGRANTS TO GAIN CRITICAL
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS BY
MAKING CREDIT BEARING SL COURSES
AFFORDABLE FOR MANY NEW
IMMIGRANTS. ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
IS A SIGNIFICANT HURDLE THAT
LIMITS THEIR EDUCATIONAL,
EMPLOYMENT AND FINANCIAL
OPPORTUNITIES. ACCESS TO
EFFECTIVELY SL PROGRAMS CAN HELP
FACILITATESOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
MOBILITY, LEADING TO BETTER
PAYING JOBS FOR NON NATIVE
SPEAKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES,
CREATING A TARGETED NONRESIDENT
TUITION EXEMPTION FOR
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE RESIDED IN
CALIFORNIA FOR LESS THAN A YEAR
WOULD REDUCE THE COST OF CREDIT
BEARING COMMUNITY COLLEGE ESL
COURSES BY MORE THAN 80. ON
AVERAGE. THIS BILL WILL REDUCE
THE FINANCIAL BARRIER THAT KEEPS
THESE CLASSES OUT OF REACH FOR
MANY NEW IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES
IN CALIFORNIA. THIS BILL HAS
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES AND HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. TATO MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MEMBERS JUST
QUALIFIES FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION? IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION? SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. I 38 NOS. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES MOVING THE FILE.
ADAM 4 75 SENATOR RUBIO. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL IN 19 OH, SEVEN BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BARRICADE HAN,
AN ACT RELATING TO LONG TERM
HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, SENATOR
RUBIO CHIP. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF THE SENATE TODAY I PRESENT A
B 19 OH, SEVEN ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY MEMBER REBECCA
BAUER-KAHAN. THIS BILL HAS BEEN
ON CONSENT THROUGHOUT THE
PROCESS, AND IT WAS RECENTLY
PULLED OUT FOR AMENDMENTS. A B
19 OH, SEVEN IS A SIMPLE BUILD
THAT WILL IMPLEMENT A
RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE'S
AUDITOR'S OFFICE TO ALIGN
FEDERAL AND STATE TIMELINES IN
REGARDS TO NURSING HOME
INSPECTIONS. THE AUTHORS OFFICES
, AMENDING THE BILL TO MAKE A
TECHNICAL CHANGE TO ALIGN THE
BILL WITH THE CURRENT FEDERAL
TIMELINE BY MOVING INSPECTIONS
FROM 24 MONTHS TO 15 MONTHS PER
CONVERSATIONS WITH THE STATE'S
AUDITOR'S OFFICE. THESE IMMENSE
WILL INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY AND
FREQUENCY OF INSPECT INSPECTIONS
OF SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES BY
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
. THIS BILL IS A SIMPLE AND
MEANINGFUL WAY TO PROTECT OUR
CITIZENS AND SKILLED NURSING
FACILITIES AGAIN. THIS BILL HAS
NO OPPOSITION AND IS BIPARTISAN,
UH AND SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK. FORGOT FOOT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, SANDRA RUBIO MEMBERS,
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MEMBERS IS ALSO
QUALIFIES FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION?
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. 38 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES. ALRIGHT
MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. WE'RE GOING
TO START WITH FILE ITEMS. 70
SENATOR HERZBERG, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 12 54 BY SENATOR HERTZBERG
AND ACT RELATING TO DRINKING
WATER. SENATOR HERTZBERG. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. THIS
MEASURE PROVIDES LIABILITY
PROTECTION TO SAFE DRINKING
WATER ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED
BY THE STATE WATER RESOURCES
CONTROL BOARD TO OPERATE AND
MANAGE, FAILING AND AT RISK
WATER SYSTEMS. BY CLARIFYING THE
LEGAL LIABILITY OF
ADMINISTRATORS AND EXPANDING
ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTMENT TO
INCLUDE AT RISK SYSTEMS. THIS
MEASURE ADVANCES CALIFORNIA'S
MOST IMPORTANT AND CRITICAL
HUMAN RIGHT TO WATER GOLD. THE
AMENDMENTS MADE CLARIFYING AND
TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS ENJOYED
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. NO
OPPOSITION. I ASKED, YOU
SUPPORTED THIS MEASURE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR HERZBERG MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING AND
HEARING THEM. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA AYE. ATKINS BATES.
AYE, BACKER. AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI, I,
SALLY AYE, DODD. I WAS. OH, I
EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. GONZALES. I
GROW. AYE HERZBERG. I WEAR SO
AYE, HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LEAVE TO LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. EIFMAN
NEWMAN NIELSEN. I KNOW ABO I
PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. AYE,
FROTH. AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR MOVES A CALL MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO FILE ITEMS 75
SENATOR HERZBERG MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 8 91 BY SENATOR HERTZBERG
AND ACTUALLY INTO BUSINESS
CENTER, HERZBERG. THANK YOU,
MADAM CHAIR. THIS MEASURE CLOSES
THE LOOPHOLE IN OUR CURRENT LAW
THAT REQUIRES INDUSTRIAL
FACILITIES TO DEMONSTRATE IN
ROME IN THE STATES STORMWATER
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. THE BILL
ENHANCES THE REPORTING TO THE
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL
BOARD SO THAT WE CAN MONITOR
COMPLIANCE WITH EXISTING
STORMWATER REGULATIONS.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MINTS MADE
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING CHANGES
. AS FOR I VOTE ON THIS MEASURE,
THANK YOU, SENATOR HERZBERG
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING DONE, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS.
BATES. BECKER. AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI. I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. I ALSO I EGGMAN
GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I GROWTH.
NÓ HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. AYE,
HURTADO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LIVE TO LIMÓN. AYE
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S. NO MEN,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. D!I
VOGUE. PAN PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI
WIENER WILK. SENATOR MOVES A
CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO FILE
ADAMS 76. SENATOR DURAZO, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 12 26 BY SENATOR DURAZO AND
ACT RELATING TO JOINT POWERS,
SENATOR DIRAZ OH, THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. THAT S B 12 26
IS BACK FROM THE ASSEMBLY FOR
CONCURRENCE. IT WILL CONTRIBUTE
TO MEETING THE STATES ZERO
EMISSIONS GOALS BY FACILITATING
PUBLIC PRIVATE NONPROFIT
PARTNERSHIPS THROUGH A JOINT
POWERS AUTHORITY STRUCTURE. TO
CREATE GREEN PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
PROJECTS. AMENDMENTS ON THIS
BILL OR TECHNICAL TO UPDATE THE
DEFINITION OF NONPROFITS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR DURAZO
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN ARCHULETTA, ATKINS BATES NÓ
BECKER. I GORGEOUS? NO,
BRADFORD. I COVER YARA ORTEZ.
AYE, SALLY. NÓ DODD. I ALSO I
EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. GONZALES I
GROWTH NÓ HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO.
I POTATO. JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LIVE TO LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S. NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. YOUR BOOK.
NO PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SENATOR MOVES A CALL.
MOVING TO FILE ITEM EIGHTIES
SENATOR WIENER. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. SENATE BILL 3 79 BY
SENATOR WEINER AND ACT RELATING
TO LAND USE SENATOR WIENER THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT'S
COLLEAGUES. SP 3 79 AS BACK HOME
CONCURRENCE AS YOU RECALL, THIS
BILL REQUIRES CERTAIN CITIES IN
CALIFORNIA ABOVE A CERTAIN SIZE
TO IMPLEMENT AUTOMATED AT BASED
PERMITTING FOR ROOFTOP SOLAR AND
STORAGE. THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AMENDMENTS
IN THE ASSEMBLY WERE TECHNICAL
IN NATURE. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
WIENER MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING THEN
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. ARCHULETTA AYE.
ATKINS BATES. BECKER. AYE,
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I CABRERA.
AYE. CORTESI, SALLY. NÓ DODD. SO
AYE, EGGMAN GLASER. GONZALES I
GROWTH HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO AYE,
HURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. FLAVOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE,
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. SO A BOGEY. PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. I SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
REMEMBER. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL. WE'LL COME BACK
SKINNER, SENATOR SKINNER HAS
FOLLOWED HIM. 81 MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 6 41 BY SENATOR SKINNER AND
ACTUAL RELATING TO CAL FRESH
SENATOR SKINNER. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT MEMBERS SP 6 41
WILL HELP OUR COLLEGE STUDENTS
GET ACCESS TO CALIFORNIA. SH AND
ADDRESS THEIR HUNGER. THE BILL
HAS GOT GOOD AMENDMENTS THAT
WILL JUST ASSIST THAT GOAL EVEN
MORE. THERE'S BEEN UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU. SURRENDER
SKINNER, MADAM SECRETARY. EXCUSE
ME DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING
AND HEARING THEN SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS BATES. AYE,
BECKER. I GORGEOUS BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI. I DOLLY. I
THOUGHT BARROSO. AYE. EGGMAN
BLAZER. AYE. GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. AYE, HERTZBERG. AYE,
WESSER. HURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER
I GLARED. I LIVE TO LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S. I'VE MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. OH, A BUG.
I PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT. AYE, VúI. SKINNER.
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. I
WELCOME. SENATOR MOVES THE CALL.
ADAM 87, SENATOR NEWMAN. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 9 42 BY SENATOR NEWMAN AND
ACTUALLY INTO TRANSPORTATION AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE SENATOR NEWMANTHANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I RISE TO
PRESENT SP 9 42, WHICH IS BACK
FROM THE ASSEMBLY ON CONCURRENCE
. SP 9 42 WILL PROVIDE
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC TRANSIT
AGENCIES THE AUTHORIZATION
INFLEXIBILITY TO UTILIZE FUNDS
UNDER CALIFORNIA'S LOW CARBON
TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM,
OFTEN REFERRED TO AS L SETUP AND
SUPPORT A FREE OR REDUCED FARE
TRANSIT PROGRAMS ON A LONGER
TERM BASIS. THAT ALLOWED FOR
UNDER CURRENT LAW AMENDMENTS
TAKEN IN THE ASSEMBLY CLARIFIED
THAT ITS AGENCIES MUST MEET GHG
EMISSION REDUCTION STANDARDS OF
EXISTING LAW AND REQUIRES
AGENCIES TO SUBMIT ALLOCATION
REQUESTS EVERY FOUR YEARS. FOR
THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, I WILL
BE SUBMITTING A LETTER TO THE
SENATE JOURNAL CLARIFYING THAT
UNDER THE INTENT OF THE BILL,
RECIPIENT AGENCIES SHALL BE
REQUIRED TO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE
ALL DOCUMENTATION NECESSARY TO
MAINTAIN COMPLIANCE AS DETAILED
IN THEIR ORIGINAL ELSIE TOP
ALLOCATION REQUESTS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
TODAY. THANKS. SENATOR. TOO. OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE
. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. I
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I CABRERA
CORTESI, DOLLY! I THOUGHT I ALSO. I EGGMAN BLAZER. I GONZALES
GROWTH. HERTZBERG? AYE. I HEARD
TODAY. JONES. AYE, KAMLAGER. I
GLARED. I FLAVOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. I MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE NIELSEN. I OCHOA BOGUE, I
PAN PORTANTINO. BROTHS. RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I
HAMBURG. I WIECKOWSKI AYE
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 88 SENATOR HERZBERG
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 9 73 BY SENATOR
HERZBERG, AN ACT RELATING TO
PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES, SENATOR
HERTZBERG MADAM PRESIDENT. THANK
YOU. THIS IS A MEASURE SPONSORED
INSPIRED BY OUR TREASURER FIONA
MA. IT'S CO AUTHORED BY SENATOR
JONES AND SENATOR PORTANTINO.
CURRENTLY OUR GOVERNMENT AND
CALIFORNIA CONTRACTS WITH THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO ISSUE SSP
CHECKS AT THE RIDICULOUS COST OF
$13.60 PER PAYMENT. THAT
TRANSLATES INTO A COST OF
ROUGHLY $183 MILLION A YEAR, ALL
FOR THE FEDS JUST FOR THE
ABILITY TO WRITE THE CHECKS WITH
OUR STATE DOLLARS FOR RESIDENTS
RECEIVING SSP BENEFITS. THIS
MEASURE DIRECTS MORE REVENUE TO
S S S S. I S S P RECIPIENTS,
THEY OPENING UP A WAY TO CUT
TIES WITH THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT'S BUREAUCRATIC AND
COSTLY METHODS OF ISSUING OR SS
BENEFITS. ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
REQUIRED DSS TO DETERMINE THE
MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO ADMINISTER
THE PROGRAM. THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED AND UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND THERE IS
NO REGISTERED OPPOSITION. I ASK
FOR YOUR SUPPORT. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. HERZBERG MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN
ARCHULETTA, ADKINS BATES. AYE,
BECKER. GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. AYE. CORTESI, DOLLY! I
THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. AYE,
HERTZBERG. I WEAR. SO HURTADO
JONES. KAMLAGER I FLARED. I
LABOR. LIMÓN MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S.
I MEN. NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. AYE. I
PAN. I PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES
A CALL MEMBERS MOVED TO FILE
ITEM 90 SENATOR NEWMAN. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 10 36 BY SENATOR NEWMAN AND
ACT RELATING TO CONSERVATION.
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT SB
10 36, WHICH IS BACK FROM THE
ASSEMBLY ON CONCURRENCE
FOLLOWING FOLLOWING A 75 TO 0
VOTE THIS PAST THURSDAY UPON
APPROPRIATION AS WE 10 36 WILL
DIRECT THE CALIFORNIA
CONSERVATION CORPS TO ESTABLISH
THE GRANTS TO LOCAL CORES IN
COASTAL COUNTIES OVER A FOUR
YEAR PERIOD THAT CALIFORNIA
OCEAN COURT AREAS MOST IMPACTED
BY THE 2021. WORK. IN OUR REGION
. AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
ASSEMBLY SPECIFY THAT FUNDS
SPENT ON OIL SPILL CLEANUP
PROJECTS LIKE THE ONE WHICH
OCCURRED LAST YEAR WILL BE
RECOVERED FROM THE RESPONSIBLE
PARTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
EXISTING POLLUTER PAYS PRINCIPLE
IN CALIFORNIA LAW. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK TREA I VOTE
TODAY. THANK YOU, SANDRA NEWMAN
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HEARING THEN MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN ARCHULETTA, ATKINS BATES.
AYE, BECKER. I GORGEOUS.
BRADFORD CABRERA. ORTEZ E.
SALLY. I STARTED SO AYE, EGGMAN.
GLASER. I GONZALES. I GROW.
HERTZBERG, WESSEL. AYE, HURTADO.
AYE JONES, KAMLAGER. I GLARED. I
LABOR BY THE MONTH. AYE.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S I MEN? I
NEWMAN I NIELSEN. I KNOW A BUG.
PAM. PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI I MEAN, ER
AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES A CALL
MOVING TO FILE ITEM. 92 SENATOR
SKINNER. MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE
READ. YES SENATE BILL 1200 BY
SENATOR SKINNER AN ACT RELATING
TO CIVIL PROCEDURE, SENATOR
SKINNER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. SP 1200 IS
BACK FROM THE ASSEMBLY. THE
AMENDMENTS WE TOOK IN THE
ASSEMBLY REMOVED THE OPPOSITION
FROM THE KELCH EMBER, THE CREDIT
UNION LEAGUE, THE COMMUNITY
BANKING NETWORK AND THE
CALIFORNIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
UM. SB 1200 WILL HELP OUR
FAMILIES REPAY DEBTS THAT THEY
OWE AND BREAK THE DEBT CYCLE AND
I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE ON
CONCURRENCE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
SKINNER MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. THING IN, HARRY NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. I
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD CARBONARA.
AYE. CORTESI, SALLY. NÓ DODD. I
WAS. OH, I EGGMAN GLASER. AYE.
GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. POTATO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I GLARED.
AYE, FLAVOR. I LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. NO MEN, NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO BROUGH. NO PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I
REMEMBERED WIECKOWSKI. AYE.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SENATOR MOVES
THE CALL. MOVING TO FILE OUT OF
96. SENATOR HERZBERG. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 13 40 BY SENATOR HERTZBERG
AND ACT RELATED TO TAXATION TO
TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX
LEVY, SENATOR HERTZBERG THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR MADAM
PRESIDENT. WE THIS MEASURE SP 13
40 IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE. THIS
MEASURE TOOK A SUBSTANTIAL
HAIRCUT. BY EXTENDING THE
CURRENT PROPERTY TAX EXCLUSION
FOR SOLAR INDUSTRIAL GRADE SOLAR
FOR TWO YEARS FOR ONLY TWO YEARS
TO ENSURE THAT CURRENTLY PLANNED
PROJECTS CAN ACTUALLY COME
ONLINE AND PROVIDE MUCH NEEDED
CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCES. AS WE
ALL KNOW, MADAM PRESIDENT, THE
WORLD HAS FACED UNPRECEDENTED
INTERRUPTIONS IN SUPPLY, CHANGE,
LABOR AND SHIPPING FOR ALL TYPES
OF BUSINESSES AND OPERATIONS.
SOLAR HAS BEEN SIMILARLY
IMPACTED. THIS MEASURE PROVIDES
A MUCH NEEDED STOP GET CERTAINTY
THAT AVOIDS SHARP INCREASES IN
SOLAR COSTS BY AND BY EXTENSION
, RATEPAYER COSTS WILL ENABLE
UTILITIES TO CONTINUE WITH SOLAR
CONTRACTS TO MEET THEIR CLEAN
ENERGY TARGETS. THIS MEASURES
BEEN SUPPORTED BY A VARIETY OF
BUSINESSES, LABOR AND
ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS. I ASKED
CONCURRENCE IN THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
HERZBERG MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. I'M SORRY, SENATOR GROUPS.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE
AGAIN. KERN COUNTY PRODUCES 53%
OF THE STATE'S RENEWABLE ENERGY
. WE FALLOW FARMLAND AND WE PUT
UP SOLAR PLANTS AND WE PROVIDE
SOLAR GREEN ENERGY TO A LOT OF
YOUR DISTRICTS. I WISH YOU GUYS
WOULD. I DON'T KNOW DOWN THE
SANTA MONICA MALL, INPUT SOLAR
UP AND CREATE YOUR OWN ENERGY.
UH PUT SOLAR ON NEWPORT BEACH
REDONDO BEACH, UM, SPREADING FOR
MILES, BUT WE HAVE THE LAND TO
PRODUCE THIS ENERGY FOR YOU AND
THE SOLAR TAX EXCLUSION. THE
FIVE MAJOR SOLAR COMPANIES
AGREED NOT TO PURSUE THIS
EXCLUSION AGAIN. BECAUSE WE NEED
THAT TAX REVENUE TO SUPPORT OUR
COUNTY, WHETHER IT'S LAW
ENFORCEMENT, LIBRARIES, PARKS,
WE CREATE THIS ENERGY. WE GIVE
IT TO YOU GUYS AND YOU GUYS HAVE
GREEN, CHEAP, RELIABLE ENERGY
AND OUR DISTRICT OR MY DISTRICT
AND MY COLLEAGUE FROM CURRAN
COUNTY AS WELL, UM, REALLY GET
PUNISHED FOR PROVIDING THE STATE
WITH 53% OF THE RENEWABLE
ENERGY. TO MAKE A DEAL WAS SOLAR
AGAIN. TO EXTEND THE SOLAR TAX
EXCLUSION AFTER IT WAS GOING TO
STOP. IT'S JUST NOT RIGHT. WE'VE
LOST OVER WE'VE LOST OVER $100
MILLION IN THE TIME THAT THAT
BILL OR THAT THAT SOLAR TEXT
EXCLUSION IN OUR COUNTY ALONE
AND SO I'M ASKING YOU, WE'RE
DOING OUR BEST TO HELP YOU MEET
THE RENEWABLE ENERGY GOALS BY
BEING A GOOD COUNTY. THERE'S 58
COUNTIES IN THIS STATE, AND NOT
ONE COUNTY DOES AS MUCH FOR
GREEN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY THAN
CURRENT COUNTY AGAIN. 3% OF THE
STATE'S RENEWABLE ENERGY. PLEASE
LET US RETAIN THAT TAX REVENUE
THAT COMES FROM SOLAR COMPANIES
FOR OCCUPYING AND TAKING AND
USING OUR LAND. I REALIZED THAT
THERE WAS AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY AND THAT IT'S FOR A
TWO YEAR EXTENSION VERSUS A 10
YEAR EXTENSION. AND IT'S FOR 50%
LESS AND NOT JUST 100. BUT ALL
OF THAT IS DOESN'T MATTER. THE
DEAL WAS 10 YEARS, AND NOW THAT
DYLAN'S BEING EXTENDED, SO I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR GROVE MEMBERS
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE FURTHER
? NONE SENATOR HERZBERG. DO YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE? VERY BRIEFLY? I
DEEPLY SENSITIVE TO THE
ARGUMENTS THAT ARE MADE. ALL I
CAN SUGGEST IS THAT BY GOING TO
50% IN TERMS OF THE VALUATION OF
THE PROPERTY TAX IN TERMS OF
HAVING WHAT THE ASSEMBLY DID
REDUCING THIS TO ONLY TWO YEARS
, IT REALLY IS. I SUGGESTED IN
MY OPENING JUST A TRANSITION FOR
EXISTING PROJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN
DELAYED THAT HAVE RELIED UPON
THIS CERTAIN ECONOMIC MODEL. AND
IF WE AND IN THE LARGER ISSUE
THAT WAS DISCUSSED AND PASSED
THIS THIS CHAMBER SOME MONTHS
AGO WAS FOR A MUCH SIGNIFICANT,
MUCH DIFFERENT KIND OF AGREEMENT
. AND THIS IS REALLY CUTS TO THE
HEART OF THE ARGUMENTS THAT HAVE
BEEN MADE BY THE SENATOR FROM
CURRAN COUNTY, BUT STILL ALLOWS
FOR SOME ELEGANT TRANSITION IN
THAT PROCESS ASKED YEAR I VOTE
THANK YOU, SENATOR HERZBERG.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. FALLON. AYE ARCHULETTA.
AYE, ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE,
FORTRESS. NO BRADFORD CABRERA.
ORTEZ. I, SALLY? NÓ DODD. I
GUESS SO. I EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALEZ. I GROW.NÓ HERZBERG I
WEAR SO HURTADO. NO JONES. NO
KAMLAGER. I CARED. I LIMÓN. AYE.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE
NEWMAN. I NIELSEN NÓ COBURG.
PAM. I PORTANTINO AYE, FROTH.
AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. AYE WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSOLUTE MEMBERS. ATKINS.
FAITHS. NO. CABRERA. EGGMAN. SO
MELINDA'S NÓ. TRY BOGUE. WILK.
26 KNOWS EIGHT. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
AUTUMN 10 TO SENATOR DODD. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 2 81 BY SENATOR DODD AND
ACT RELATING TO MEDICAL CENTER
DODD. THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. SB 2 81 AS AMENDED
ASSEMBLY EXTENDS THE SUNSET FOR
TEMPORARY STATE ONLY EXPANSION,
THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY
TRANSITIONS PROGRAM THROUGH 2028
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE ON CONCURRENCE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR DODD MEMBERS DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING
NONE. OKAY THIS QUALIFIES FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION? SEEING AND
HEARING DONE BY 38 NO. ZERO THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING TO FELL AND-, UM 109 SENATOR WIENER. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 8 34 BY SENATOR WIENER AN
ACT RELATING TO TAXATION.-SENATOR WIENER. I THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT, UM
COLLEAGUES, SP 8 34 IS BACK FROM
THE ASSEMBLY ON CONCURRENCE AS
YOU WILL RECALL. AS YOU RECALL.
THIS BILL AUTHORIZES THE
FRANCHISE TAX BOARD TO REVOKE
THE CALIFORNIA TAX EXEMPT STATUS
OF NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ON
THE RECOMMENDATION OR THE
EXCUSING THE DETERMINATION OF
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. IF IT IS
DETERMINED THAT NONPROFIT,
ENGAGED OR ACTIVELY INCITED THE
COMMISSION OF VARIOUS CRIMES,
INCLUDING INSURRECTION AND
RELATED CRIMES TO TRY TO
OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT S
CREATE 34,000 IMPORTANT GAP,
TAXPAYERS SHOULD NOT BE
SUBSIDIZING NONPROFITS THAT
ENGAGE IN OR INCITE INSURRECTION
, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN
I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
WIENER MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING NONE.
MADAM SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS FATES. BECKER. AYE,
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I CABRERA
ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. SO I
EGGMAN GLASER. I GONZALES I
GROWTH HERTZBERG. AYE, WES Ó. I
HEARD TODAY. JONES. KAMLAGER. I
FLARED FLAVOR. I LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I'LL SHOW
A BUG. PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. RUBIO SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I HAMBURG, WIECKOWSKI
QUEENER. AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
BATES. FORGES. SALLY. GROVE.
HURTADO. AYE. JONES. MCGUIRE?
AYE. MELINDA'S. NIELSEN. I'LL
TRY TO BOOK WILK. I WAS 30 NO.
ZERO THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING THE FILE I
HAD, UM 1 11. SENATOR DODD.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 8 56 BY SENATOR DODD
AND ACTUAL RELATING TO WILD
PIGS, SENATOR DODD. BETTER
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. WILD PIGS ARE
BACK. SB 8 56 WILL HELP CONTROL
CALIFORNIA'S GROWING WILD PIG
POPULATION. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS PROHIBIT OPERATORS OF
EXISTING CONTAIN HUNTING
PRESERVE OF WILD PIGS FROM
SELLING, TRANSFERRING OR PASSING
ON CONTAIN HONEY, PRESERVE
OPERATIONS AND MAKE OTHER
TECHNICAL AND CONFORMING CHANGES
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR DODD
MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEING AND HARRY NONE. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. ATKINS
BATES. BECKER. I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. I THOUGHT GOD. I DURAZO.
THERE WAS Ó. I AGREEMENT. I
GLASER. GONZALES. AYE. GROWTH.
YEAH. HERTZBERG AYE, WEST. SO I
FURTADO JONES. YES, KAMLAGER. I
GLARED LABOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE,
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN.
TRIAL, THOUGH. I PAN PORTANTINO.
I BROUGHT. AYE RUBIO. I SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. WILK.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS BATES. GROWTH. AYE.
JONES. LIMÓN MELINDA'S. AYE.
NEWMAN. NIELSEN. AYE. WIENER.
WILK. 33 NO. ZERO THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN FILE
ITEM. 1 24, SENATOR DODD. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 9 79 BY SENATOR DODD AND
ACTUAL LADIES WHO HEALTH
EMERGENCIES, SENATOR DODD. OH,
MY GOD. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. SP 979
WOULD CLARIFY THAT WHEN THE
GOVERNOR OR STATE PUBLIC HEALTH
OFFICER DECLARES A STATE OF
EMERGENCY THAT A HEALTHCARE PLAN
OR INSURER MUST PROVIDE ACCESS
TO MEDICALLY NECESSARY HEALTH
CARE SERVICES TO ENROLL THESE
WHOSE HEALTH MAY BE AFFECTED BY
THE EMERGENCY AND NOT JUST THOSE
DISPLACED BY THE DISASTER.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN THE ASSEMBLY
WHERE TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
CONCURRENCE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DODD MEMBERS DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. SEEING AND HEARING THEN
REMEMBERS DISQUALIFIES FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION? SEEING AND
HEARING NONE IS 38 NO. ZERO THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MEMBERS. THAT WAS
OUR LAST ITEM OF THE DAY. WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE BREAK
HERE SO THAT WE CAN RECONCILE
OUR ON CALL ITEMS, SO STAY PUT,
AND WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK WITH
YOU.
DO NOT LEAVE MEMBERS. WE'RE
ABOUT READY TO LIFT THE CALL ON
ITEMS. WE NEED YOU IN YOUR
SEATS, PLEASE.
MEMBERS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
YOUR PATIENTS. WE ARE NOW GOING
TO LIFT CALLS. WE'RE GOING TO
START WITH FILE ITEM 1 99 A B 23
59 PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. OKAY. NEVER MIND. HOLD
ON.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS WERE LIFTING THE
CALLS ON BILLS IN 1 99 A B 23 59
. IF EVERYONE CAN TAKE THEIR
SEATS, PLEASE. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS GORGEOUS. AYE. MCGUIRE
AYE. WILK? AYE. 39 NO. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES FILE ITEM 223 61,
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS. MCGUIRE AYE, NIELSEN.
NO. HURTADO. HAMBURG. 39 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES. PLEASE
CALL THE OPPOSITE MEMBERS ON
FILE ITEM. 203 A B 27 16 SORRY.
THE PREVIOUS ONE WAS 29 8203 A B
27 16. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS. BATES.
GORGEOUS. ORTEZ. BARROSO.
GONZALEZ. FLAVOR. MCGUIRE AYE.
PAM. SKINNER. STERN. WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. I WAS 27 KNOWS ONE. THE
MAJOR PASSES HIGHLIGHT THEM.
ITEM 2 15 A B 15 51. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE.
ATKINS BATES. GROWTH. AYE.
KAMLAGER. AYE. MCGUIRE? AYE.
MELINDA'S. AYE. 38 NO. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES HIGHLIGHT, UM TO 18
A B 334. PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS BATES.
AYE. PORCHES. HURTADO. AYE.
MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S. AYE. 38
NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES FILE
ITEM 2 30 A B 26 57. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
BECKER. AYE. DOLLY! NO. JONES.
NO. MCGUIRE AYE. WILK NÓ. YES WE
NINE KNOWS 10. THE MAJOR PASSES
FINAL ITEM TO 30 20. 2 37 A B 28
72 PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS MCGUIRE. I WAS
39 NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES BY
LIGHTNING TO 38 A B 17 11.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALAN ATKINS. CABRERA. YEAH. SO
AYE. EGGMAN. DURAZO, I TO KNOW.
EGGMAN. GLASER. GONZALEZ.
KAMLAGER LAIRD. THE MOON.
MCGUIRE AYE. NIELSEN. NO. PAN.
SKINNER. STERN. WIECKOWSKI. 25
NOSE TO THE MAJOR PASSES. WELL,
ADAM TO 40 A B 21 94. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
BATES. GORGEOUS. DOLLY! GROWTH.
JONES. MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S.
NIELSEN. PAN. STERN. AYE. I 31
NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES FILE
ITEM 2 45 A B 28 63 PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
MCGUIRE. AYE. STERN. AYE. I WAS
. 30 KNOWS. NINE THE MAJOR
PASSES BUT LET HIM TO 46 A B 21
. OH, NINE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS FAITHS.
GORGEOUS. GROVE. MCGUIRE AYE.
MELINDA'S. A CHILD VOGUE? AYE.
33 NOSE TO THE MAJOR PASSES BY
LIGHT, UM TO 57 A B 13 41.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS BATES. PORTEOUS. NO.
DOLLY! NO. GROVE. NO. MCGUIRE
AYE. A CHILD BUG. STERN. AYE. 31
NO. SIX THE MAJOR PASSES
HIGHLIGHT, UM TO 67 A B 17 42.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS BRADFORD. AYE. MCGUIRE
AYE. STERN. AYE. IS 30 KNOWS.
NINE THE MAJOR PASSES ITEM TO 90
A B 24 64. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. ATKINS
BATES. GORGEOUS. NO. CABRERA.
ALL RIGHT. DODD. AYE. GROVE. NO.
SO AYE. MEN. AYE. NEWMAN. AYE.
I'LL TRY BUG. ROTH. AYE.
HAMBURG. AYE. WILK. YEAH, I
KNOW. BATES? NO. IS 29 NOS. NINE
THE MAJOR PASSES BY LATAM TO 97
A B 26 38 PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS GROWTH.
AYE. MEN. SKINNER. WILK. MEN. I
SKINNER. AYE. WILL WILK. AYE. IS
39 NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES.
WELL ITEM TO 99 A B 26 63,
PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ATKINS FAITHS.
GORGEOUS. DOLLY! GROVE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. I RUBIO? AYE.
WILK. AS 33 NO. ZERO THE
AMENDMENT. THE AMENDMENT MAJOR
PASSES A SORRY FILE ITEM. 305 A
B 28 17 PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS CABRERA. AYE.
GROWTH. NO. LIMÓN AYE. MEN. I
WILK. NO. IS. 30 KNOWS. NINE THE
MAJOR PASSES FILE ITEM 3 28 A B
7 31, PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ATKINS BATES. GOLLY,
GROWTH. JONES. KAMLAGER. AYE.
MELINDA'S. NO. MEN I SKINNER.
AYE. WILK. NO. DOLLY! NO! GROVE.
NO. BATES? NO. ALL RIGHT. I WAS
30 NOS. EIGHT. THE MAJOR PASSES.
WELL ITEM 3 34 A B 2 40. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
MCGUIRE. AYE. MEN. I. 39 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES WHILE ADAM
3 51 A B 17 37. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. ATKINS
BATES. BECKER. GORGEOUS. ORTEZ E
I DOLLY! SO AYE. GROWTH. LAIRD.
AYE. MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S.
MEN. I. BY 31 NOSE TO THE MAJOR
PASSES FILE ITEM 3 85 A B 24 26
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS BATES. PORCHES. WHEREAS
Ó AYE. MELINDA'S. 36 NO. ZERO
THE MAJOR PASSES WHILE ITEM 3 88
A B 24 46, PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS CABRERA.
DOLLY! NO. SO AYE. 29 NOS. NINE
THE MAJOR PASSES BY LIGHT UM 3
96 A B 26 27 PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS FAITHS.
NO. PORCHES, NÓ YEAH. SO I
CERTAINLY ONE KNOWS. EIGHT. THE
MAJOR PASSES FILE ITEM 409 A B
28 47 PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ATKINS GLASER. AYE.
GROWTH. NO. PAN. SWIMBAIT. 30
KNOWS NINE THE MAJOR PASSES FILE
ITEM 4 10 A B 28 73 PLEASE CALL
THE OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ALAN AYE.
BATES. NO. ATKINS. PAN. AYE. I
WAS. 30 KNOWS. NINE THE MAJOR
PASSES FOR 14 18 45. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS
GORGEOUS. GROWTH. MELINDA'S. OH,
A BUG. PAN. AYE. RUBIO. AYE. 35
NO. ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES
HIGHLIGHTING 4 28 A B 18 55,
PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ATKINS PAN. AYE. 39 NO.
ZERO THE MAJOR PASSES. WELL ITEM
4 31 A B 23 80 PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ATKINS BATES.
GORGEOUS. GROVE. JONES. NIELSEN.
PATROL BOAT. 33 NO. ZERO THE
MAJOR PASSES. ITEM 70 S B 12 54
, PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. ATKINS
GORGEOUS. 5 37. BYE. WILK. AYE.
39 NO. ZERO. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
WHILE ITEMS 75 SP 8 91, PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN, I
ATKINS BATES. GORGEOUS. NIELSEN.
I'LL TRY BOTH. WILK. I WAS 30
KNOWS FOR THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN FILE
ITEM 76 SB 12 26, PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE.
ATKINS LIMÓN. AYE. MEN. NIELSEN.
NO. MEN. I WILK. NO. I WAS. 30
KNOWS NINE. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN FILE
ITEM 80 SP 3 79, PLEASE CALL THE
OPPOSITE MEMBERS. ALAN AYE.
ATKINS BATES. GORGEOUS. GOD.
AYE. GROVE. LIMÓN. AYE.
MELINDA'S. NO. NIELSEN. NO. TRY
BUG. WILK. AYE. 32 NOS. THREE
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN HIGHLIGHTING 81 SB
6 41, PLEASE CALL THE OPPOSITE
MEMBERS. ALAN, I ATKINS DODD.
AYE. LIMÓN AYE. NIELSEN. AYE.
WILK I 39 NO. ZERO THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN FILE
ITEM 87 SP 9 42, PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. ATKINS
GORGEOUS. AYE. GROWTH. AYE.
ROCK. AYE. WELCOME. AYE. I WAS
39 NO. ZERO THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
VIOLATING 88 SP 9 73. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN
AYE. ATKINS BECKER. AYE.
PORCHES. AYE. EGGMAN. AYE, WILK.
AYE. 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN BY
ITEM 90 SB 10 36, PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE.
ATKINS GORGEOUS. AYE. CABALLERO.
AYE. GROVE. AYE. WILK. AYE. 39
NO. ERO THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN WHILE ITEM 92
SB 1200, PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. ATKINS BATES.
NO. GORGEOUS NÓ. WILK. NO. I 30
KNOWS NINE. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN THAT
COVERS OUR ON CALL ITEMS DON'T
GO ANYWHERE. WE HAVE MORE
BUSINESS TO DO. WE ARE MOVING TO
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. THIS
WOULD BE THE APPROPRIATE TIME TO
TAKE ANYTHING OFF THE FILE
ITEMS, SENATOR PORTANTINO. THANK
YOU, MADAM. PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. UM I RISE TO
RESPECTFULLY ASK THAT ITEM 1 43
SB 12 55 B RETURNED TO THE
ASSEMBLY FOR FURTHER ACTION.
THANK YOU. THE DESK WILL NOTE,
SENATOR CABALLERO. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT AT THE REQUEST
OF THE AUTHOR, I WOULD LIKE TO
ASK THAT WE PLEASE MOVE. FILE
ITEM NUMBER. 2 TO 1 A B 15 15 TO
THE INACTIVE FILE. THE DESK WILL
NOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR LIMÓN.
THANK YOU AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR, I'D LIKE TO MOVE. FILE
ITEM 400 A B 26 82 THE INACTIVE
FILE. THANK YOU. THE DESK WILL
NOTE MEMBERS, ANYTHING ELSE
UNDER MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS,
SENATOR TERRAZA. I'M GOING TO
GET TO YOU IN JUST A SECOND.
SENATOR ARCHULETTA? YES MA'AM
PRESIDENT A B 18 86 PASS ON FILE
A B 7 38 PASS ON FILE. OKAY?
THAT'S YOUR FIRST YEAR. BUT COME
ON, COME ON UP. COME TALK TO
BERNIE.
SENATOR DURAZO. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR REQUESTING THE REMOVAL OF
FILE ITEM 8 TO 4. THAT IS A B
857 FROM THE INACTIVE FILE FOR
PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR DIRAZ Ó. I DON'T
KNOW. IT'S A COLD SENATOR
MCGUIRE FOR WHAT PURPOSE DO YOU
RISE? THANK YOU SO MUCH UNDER
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. PLEASE
PROCEED. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
MEMBERS AND MADAM PRESIDENT.
THERE'S A RESOLUTION TO DEATH
REQUESTING PERMISSION TO SUSPEND
JOINT RULE. 61 62 FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ALLOWING ASSEMBLY
BILLS. 9 2021 33 TO BE HEARD AND
REPORTED AFTER THE DEADLINE, AND
DURING THE BLACKOUT PERIOD,
THESE REQUESTS HAVE BEEN
IMPROVED BY THE RULES COMMITTEE.
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND
I VOTE SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
RESOLVED THAT JOINT ROLLS 61 60
TO BE DISPENSED WITH. SENATOR
JONES. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I WOULD ROOT
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU, SIR. SENATOR MCGUIRE
IS ASKING FOR AN I VOTE. SENATOR
JONES IS ASKING FOR A NO VOTE.
MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE ARCHULETTA AYE.
ATKINS BATES. NÓ BECKER. I
GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD. I CABRERA
CORTESI, DOLLY! NÓ DODD. SO AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. I GONZALEZ.
I GROWTH. NÓ HERTZBERG. I WAS SO
I FOR TODAY. AYE, JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER FLARED. I LIVE TO. I
LIMÓN MCGUIRE MELINDA'S NO MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. AYE NIELSEN, NÓI.
OCHOA, VOGUE. NO PAM PORTANTINO.
I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE WIECKOWSKI CLEANER. I WILK
NO. 30 KNOWS NINE. THE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. SENATOR
MCGUIRE FOR WHAT PURPOSE? YOU
RISE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR
INDULGENCE, MADAM PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS, MADAM PRESIDENT.
THERE'S A RESOLUTION AT THE DESK
REQUESTING PERMISSION
DISCIPLINED JOINT RULE 61 62 FOR
THE PURPOSE OF ALLOWING THE
ENERGY UTILITIES COMMITTEE ALONG
WITH BUDGET COMMITTEE TO MEET
DURING THE BLACKOUT AND WITHOUT
SUFFICIENT NOTICE IN THE DAILY
FILE. THESE REQUESTS HAVE BEEN
APPROVED. BY THE RULES
COMMITTEE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
MCGUIRE. MADAM SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. SENATOR JONES WAS GONNA GO
TO HIM AFTER SENATOR JONES.
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
RESPECTIVELY ASKED FOR NO VOTE.
THANK YOU, SIR. MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ RESOLVED THAT JOINT
RULES AT 61 60 TO BE DISPENSED
WITH THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MEMBERS MAY WE APPLY? IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION TO APPLYING THE
PREVIOUS ROLL CALL? NO OBJECTION
. EYES 30 KNOWS NINE. THE
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. UM
SENATOR MCGUIRE, FOR WHAT
PURPOSE DO RISE AGAIN, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. THANK YOU SO
MUCH FOR THE INDULGENCE. THIS
WILL BE OUR LAST ONE HERE FOR
TODAY MEMBERS. I MOVE THE SENATE
RULES WILL BE SUSPENDED FOR THE
PURPOSES OF ALLOWING THE BUDGET
COMMITTEE TO AMEND BILLS AFTER
THE DEADLINE OF RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
MCGUIRE, SENATOR JONES. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT AGAIN. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE
AND SUBSTITUTION OF THE ROLE
WOULD BE FINE. THANK YOU, MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ OH,
THERE'S NOTHING TO READ. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION TO USING THE
LAST ROLL? CALL 32 9. SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. I 30 KNOWS NINE.
THE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED. THANK
YOU MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO
RETURN TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. WE DO HAVE A COUPLE
ADJOURNING MEMORIES. IF EVERYONE
COULD PLEASE STAY SEATED.
SENATOR DURAZO WHENEVER YOU'RE
READY. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I APPRECIATE THE
PATIENCE AND THE ALLOWING ME TO
ADD TO THIS VERY PACKED AGENDA.
I ASKED THE SENATE TO ADJOURN
THE MEMORY OF TWO SIBLINGS
RICARDO DURAZO AND CARMEN
DURAZO. RICARDO WAS THE YOUNGEST
UNQUOTE BABY OF THE FAMILY. MOM
AND DAD MADE NO APOLOGIES FOR
TREATING HIM SO SPECIAL, AND
RICARDO WAS NOT EMBARRASSED WHEN
WE TEASED HIM, HE ACTUALLY LOVED
IT. EVEN AS HE GOT OLDER. HE HAD
A TREMENDOUS SENSE OF HUMOR AND
WAS VERY HANDSOME. OUR NIECES
AND NEPHEWS ESPECIALLY LOVED HIM
BECAUSE SEVERAL ROUND HIS SAME
AGE. HE WAS A HARD WORKER, AND
HE HAD DREAMS OF REACHING THE
MIDDLE CLASS, LIVING WITH HIS
OWN HOME AND TO BE IN A
FINANCIAL POSITION TO HELP OUR
PARENTS IN THEIR OLD AGE. WHEN
OUR DAD BECAME ILL WITH
ALZHEIMER'S, AND EVENTUALLY
BEDRIDDEN AND MOM WAS UNABLE TO
CARE FOR HIM. IT WAS RICARDO WHO
GAVE UP HIS HOME AND MOVED IN TO
CARE FOR THEM. IT WAS EXTREMELY
DIFFICULT FOR HIM TO BE THEIR
FULL TIME CARETAKER FOR SEVERAL
YEARS, IT REALLY TOOK A TOLL ON
HIM. AFTER THEY BOTH PASSED. HE
WAS UNABLE TO GET BACK ON THE
COURSE THAT HE HAD ENVISIONED.
HE ACTUALLY SACRIFICED
EVERYTHING IN HIS LIFE FOR THEM.
HE GAVE THEM HIS ALL HE PASSED
AWAY. 11 MONTHS AGO FROM COVID
UNABLE TO HAVE HIS FAMILY AT HIS
SIDE. REST IN PEACE, BABY
BROTHER. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DURAZO. PLEASE BRING HIS NAME
FORWARDS WHEN WE'LL BE ABLE TO
PROPERLY MEMORIALIZE HIM. THANK
YOU. MY SISTER CARMEN WAS THE
ELDEST OF EVENTUALLY 10 SIBLINGS
. SHE WAS BORN IN SONORA, MEXICO
, AND BROUGHT TO THE U. S AS A
TODDLER WHERE SHE WORKED IN THE
FIELDS ALONGSIDE MY PARENTS AS
THE OLDEST, SHE HAD TO BE THE
ROLE MODEL. THE TEACHER, THE
DISCIPLINARIAN, THE COOK, THE
PARENT THE FOREMAN TO MAKE SURE
WE WERE PICKING THOSE GRAPES AND
COTTON AS FAST AS WE SHOULD. BUT
SHE ALSO HAD TO BE A FRIEND AND
A SISTER. I'M GOING TO SHARE ONE
STORY THAT WILL TELL YOU WHO SHE
WAS. WHEN HER FOUR SONS WERE
SMALL. SHE GOT INTO A VERY
SERIOUS CAR ACCIDENT, HER LEG
ARMS, SKULL AND FACE WERE BROKEN
AND SERIOUSLY INJURED. THE
DOCTORS TOLD HER THAT SHE WOULD
NEVER WALK AGAIN. AND MENTALLY
WOULD NEVER RECOVERED DUE TO THE
DAMAGE TO HER BRAIN. SHE JUST
WOULDN'T ACCEPT IT. SHE PUSHED
BACK OF THE DOCTORS SHE FOUGHT
WITH HIM. THE FIGHT FOR THE
SERVICES THAT SHE NEEDED,
WHETHER IT WAS IN FRESNO OR AT
STANFORD. AFTER MANY SURGERIES
AND TREATMENTS OVER MANY YEARS,
SHE DID WALK AGAIN. SHE WENT
BACK TO SCHOOL, IN FACT, TO EARN
HER BS IN CRIMINOLOGY AND
EVENTUALLY BECAME A TEACHER. SHE
RETIRED AND SETTLED INTO A SMALL
RURAL TOWN SAN ARDO IN MONTEREY
COUNTY. WHERE SHE ALSO IN HER
OLDER AGE HELPED TO RAISE THREE
GRANDCHILDREN. SHE LIVED
PEACEFULLY THE WAY SHE WANTED
TO. SHE UNEXPECTEDLY PASSED AWAY
10 DAYS AGO. SHE HAD FOUR SONS
AND SEVEN GRANDCHILDREN.
COLLEAGUES THE LOSS OF TWO
SIBLINGS AND LESS THAN A YEAR
REMINDS ME THAT WE WILL NOT
LEAVE THIS EARTH IN SOME ORDERLY
WAY. WHEN THE LORD MAKES UP HIS
OR HER MIND, THAT'S IT. WE HAVE
TO GO ALONG WITH IT. AND HE
DECIDED THIS WAS THE BEST TIME
FOR RICARDO AND CARMEN. IT'S
ALSO ANOTHER REMINDER THAT I'M
TRULY BLESSED TO BELONG TO SUCH
AN INCREDIBLE FAMILY. THANK YOU
. THANK YOU, SENATOR DURAZO.
PLEASE NEED BRING HER NAME
FORWARD ALSO, SO SHE MAY BE
PROPERLY MEMORIALIZED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE, SENATOR
JONES. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. ALSO RISE
IN A GERMAN MEMORY THIS
AFTERNOON. FOR SENDING A COUNTY.
ICON. PAM WILSON. AND I'M ASKING
THAT THE SISTINE BODY TO ADJOURN
AND HER MEMORY TODAY. PAM AND
HER HUSBAND, DOUG WILSON, ARE
THE CONSUMMATE COMMUNITY SERVICE
COUPLE. AND SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
DOUG IS THE RETIRED GENERAL
MANAGER OF PADRE WATER DISTRICT
AND CURRENT DIRECTOR ELECTED
DIRECTOR OF THE WATER DISTRICT.
AND PAM AND HE HAVE SERVED OUR
COMMUNITY FOR A LONG TIME. AND
PAM WASN'T A WOMAN OF
EXCEPTIONAL GRACE. AND AN AURA
THAT BRIGHTENED ANY ROOM THAT
SHE WALKED INTO. AMONG MANY OF
HER GREAT ATTITUDES, I BELIEVE
RAN FAILING KINDNESS CREATED
THIS AURA. AND I STILL REMEMBER
WHEN I WAS FIRST GETTING
INVOLVED IN POLITICS WAY BACK IN
2002 SHE AND WAS ONE OF THE VERY
FIRST PEOPLE I MET TO CONSULT
ON. RUNNING FOR CITY COUNCIL,
AND SHE WAS THIS AURA THIS
WARMNESS AND KINDNESS SHE
EXHIBITED TO MY WIFE AND I
IMMEDIATELY AND HAS A HAS HAD AN
IMPACT OVER THESE PAST COUPLE OF
DECADES. PAM'S IMPACTED MY
DISTRICT IS HARD TO PUT INTO
WORDS BECAUSE SHE MADE SUCH A
PROFOUND SPIRITUAL AND EMOTIONAL
IMPACT IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.
THERE ARE COMMUNITY AS SHE WAS
THE DIRECTOR OF THE GREATER SAN
DIEGO USA PAGEANT, AND THEN THE
MISS CALIFORNIA USA AND MISS
CALIFORNIA TEEN USA PAGEANTS
PROGRAMS THAT HELPED AND
IMPACTED HUNDREDS OF YOUNG WOMEN
BEGIN THEIR CAREERS AND GAIN THE
CONFIDENCE THAT THEY NEEDED TO
BE A PART OF OUR COMMUNITY. HER
IMPACT ON THE YOUNG WOMEN IN OUR
COMMUNITY AND BODIES, WHAT IT
MEANS TO BE A MENTOR. HER
SELFLESS COMMITMENT TO LIFTING
OTHERS AND ENSURING THAT YOUNG
WOMEN HARNESS THE SKILLS THEY
NEED TO SUCCEED IN A CAREER SUCH
AS PUBLIC SPEAKING POLITICS. AND
OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE AND
BUSINESS. AND ALL KINDS OF
CAREERS THAT SHE HELPED YOUNG
WOMEN EMBARK ON IN ADDITION TO
HER COMMITMENT TO HELPING YOUNG
WOMEN, PAM WAS A MODEL CITIZEN,
SHE SUPPORTED THE EFFORTS OF
NUMEROUS LOCAL NONPROFITS, IN
PARTICULAR, THE CNT LAKESIDE
ROTARY CLUB. AS PAM NOW RESTS IN
GLORY. WE SHOULD ALL KNOW THAT
THE IMPACT THAT SHE HAS HAD HAS
CHANGED THE COURSE OF SO MANY
LIVES IN THIS WORLD. YOU KNOW ME
OVER CHANGED FOR THE BETTER HIM
IS SURVIVED BY HER HUSBAND, DOUG
WILSON, HER CHILDREN, SCOTT,
MARK AND CASEY. AND WE WILL BE
MISSING HER. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. THANK YOU, SENATOR
JONES. PLEASE BRING HER NAME
FORWARD SO SHE MAY BE PROPERLY
MEMORIALIZED BY THE CALIFORNIA
STATE SENATE. MEMBERS IF THERE
IS NO FURTHER BUSINESS, SENATOR
BATES THE DESK IS CLEAR. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. THE SENATE
WILL BE ADJOURNED. WE WILL
RECONVENE WEDNESDAY AT 10 A.M.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BATES.
MEMBERS OF SENATE IS ADJOURNED.
WE WILL RECONVENE TOMORROW
WEDNESDAY AT 10 A.M. HAVE A
GREAT REST OF THE DAY.