SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITHS.
BECKER GORGEOUS BRADFORD
CABALLERO, OF COURSE, HAPPY
DOLLY DODD. SO EGGMAN LASER
GONZALES GROWTH HERTZBERG WEST.
SO HURTADO JONES KAMLAGER BLARED
LABOR LIMÓN MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S
MEN, NEWMAN NIELSEN VOGUE, PAN
PORTANTINO ROTH. RUBIO SKINNER.
STERN HAMBURG WIECKOWSKI WIENER
WILK. MEMBERS OF QUORUM IS
PRESENT WITH THE MEMBERS AND OUR
GUESTS BEYOND THE RAIL. AND IN
THE GALLERY, PLEASE RISE WILL BE
LED THIS MORNING IN PRAYER BY
SENATOR WIENER. AFTER WHICH
WE'RE GOING TO ASK YOU TO REMAIN
STANDING AND WILL BE LEADING THE
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
BY SENATOR DOT SENATOR WIENER.
SPIRIT OF GOD WHO BREATHES IN US
. THE POET DANA FALLS REMINDS US
THAT IT ONLY TAKES A REMINDER TO
BREATHE A MOMENT TO BE STILL,
AND JUST LIKE THAT SOMETHING I
US SETTLES SOFTENS. MAKE SPACE
FOR IMPERFECTION. THE HARD, THE
HARSH VOICE OF JUDGMENT DROPS TO
A WHISPER. AND WE REMEMBER AGAIN
THAT LIFE IS NOT A RELAY RACE
THAT WE WILL ALL CROSS THE
FINISH LINE THAT WAKING UP TO
LIFE IS WHAT WE WERE BORN FOR.
AS MANY TIMES AS WE FORGET. AS
MANY TIMES AS WE CATCH OURSELVES
CHARGING FORWARD WITHOUT EVEN
KNOWING WHERE WE'RE GOING. THAT
MANY TIMES WE CAN MAKE THE
CHOICE TO STOP. TO BREATHE AND
BE AND WALK SLOWLY INTO THE
MYSTERY. AMEN. PLEASE JOIN ME IN
A PLEDGE TO OUR FLAG. I PLEDGE
ALLEGIANCE. WHAT. ALRIGHT
MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR. THERE
ARE NONE. MESSAGES FROM THE
GOVERNOR WILL BE DEEMED READ.
MESSAGE FROM THE ASSEMBLY WILL
BE DEEMED READ. REPORTS OF
COMMITTEES WILL BE DEEMED READ
AND AMENDMENTS ADOPTED MOTIONS
RESOLUTION AND NOTICES. MEMBERS,
NONE. CONSIDERATION OF THE DAILY
FOUL. REMOVING THE SENATE
SECRETARY READING SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL IS 21
OH 79 37 8 57 15 77 20 TO 21
1965 18 57 17 15 2061 WILL BE
DEEMED READ. NOW WE'RE MOVING TO
GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS. SENATOR
BATES, WE HAVE TWO SHE'S
PREPARED. SECRETARY PLEASE READ
. I DON'T FILE I'M 16. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. FILE AN ITEM
NUMBER 16 IS THE CONFIRMATION OF
DAMASCUS. CASSANO'S AND THOMAS
HAD NOT TO THE HORSE RACING
BOARD. MR. CASIANO HAS SERVED ON
THE BOARD SINCE 2020. HE IS
PRESIDENT OF THE TEAMSTERS.
LOCAL 4 95. MR HUDNUT IS AN
EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT HAS
EXPERIENCED IN THE HORSE RACING
INDUSTRY, HAVING PREVIOUSLY
OWNED SEVERAL RESOURCES. BOTH
APPOINTEES WERE APPROVED BY THE
SENATE RULES COMMITTEE ON AUGUST
10TH ON A 50 VOTE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS OR
COMMENTS REGARDNG OUR 0.2?
HEARING SEEN UN SECRETARY PLASE
CALL THE ROLL AND FOLLOW THEM
16. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS.
BATES. AYE BECKER FORTRESS. AYE
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI
DOLLY. AYE, DODD. SO AYE. EGGMAN
BLAZER. I GONZALES I GROVE.
HERTZBERG AYE, WESSEL. I
FURTADO. AYE JONES, KAMLAGER.
AYE, LAIRD. I LABOR. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S BEN.
NEWMAN NIELSEN. OH, A BUG. I CAN
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT I RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN I
HAMBURG. AYE WIECKOWSKI QUEENER
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS? AYE.
GROVE. LIMÓN MELINDA'S. NIELSEN.
AYE. WILK. SECRETARY POLICE
CALLED THE OPTION MEMBERS GROVE
LIMÓN MELINDA'S, AYE. WILK. IT
WAS CALLED ONE MORE TIME. WE'RE
GOING TO CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ONE MORE TIME.
SECRETARY PLEASE. GROVE. AYE.
LIMÓN WILK. 38 NO. ZERO THE
APPOINTMENT IS CONFIRMED NOW
MOVING THE FOUL ITEMS 17TH.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. FILE
ITEM NUMBER 17 IS THE
CONFIRMATION OF MATTHEW SWANSON
FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO THE
CALIFORNIA WATER COMMISSION,
WHERE HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS
CHAIR AND NORMA CAMACHO FOR
APPOINTMENT TO THE LOS ANGELES
REGIONAL WATER QUALITY BOARD.
THESE APPOINTEES WERE APPROVED
BY THE RULES COMMITTEE ON AUGUST
10TH ON A 50 VOTE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. IS THERE ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE REGARDING
THE APPOINTMENT? HEARING AND
SEEN IN SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA.
AYE ADKINS, FAITHS. AYE, BECKER.
AYE FORGES. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. AYE. CORTESI, DOLLY!
AYE, DODD. I ALSO AYE, EGGMAN.
AYE. BLAZER. I. GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. AYE, HERTZBERG. I GUESS
SO. I POTATO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER. LAIRD. AYE, LIVER.
AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. I
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. BY NIELSEN. I
KNOW VOGUE. I PAN PORTANTINO.
AYE, ROTH. AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. WILK.
SECRETARY POLICE CALLED ABSENT
MEMBERS. KAMLAGER AYE. LIMÓN
AYE. WELCOME. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. WILK. 39 NO.
ZERO. THE APPOINTMENT IS
CONFIRMED. MEMBERS BEFORE WE
MOVED TO OUR BILLS. WE HAVE A
FULL AGENDA TODAY WILL BE TAKEN
UP ASSEMBLY BILLS FIRST, THEN
SENATE BILLS TO 3 30 TODAY. THEN
WE WILL BREAK FOR COMMITTEE
HEARINGS FROM 3 30 TO 6 P.M. AND
THEN WE'LL BE BACK DEALING WITH
OUR BILLS, FINISHING UP THE REST
OF OUR GENDER FROM 6 TO 8 P.M.
THIS EVENING, SO NOW MOVING ON
TO ASSEMBLY, THIRD READING.
FIRST UP IS FOUL ITEM 97.
REMEMBER? MR SENATOR NEWMAN IS
PREPARED. SECRETARY PLEASE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 23 27 BY THE
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND TOXIC
MATERIALS AND ACT RELATING TO
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES CONFORMING
REVISIONS. I'M SURE IT WAS ALAN.
I'M SORRY, SENATOR ALLEN. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
THIS BILL IS A COMPANION MEASURE
TO A B 22 93, WHICH REORGANIZES
THE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACCOUNT
ACT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WORK
DONE BY THE CALIFORNIA LAW
REVISION COMMISSION. THIS BILL
UPDATES THE CODE SECTIONS. THAT
ARE CROSS REFERENCED IN THE
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ACCOUNT ACT
AND DOES NOT MAKE ANY
SUBSTANTIVE CHANGES TO THE
STATUTE. THERE'S NO OPPOSITION
RESPECT FOR ASTRONAUT M
Y FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON FILE ITEM 97. HEARING C NONE.
UH HUH. ZERO. OKAY? THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR. OKAY, WELL,
ALRIGHT. ALRIGHT. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL
. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
USING A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ON
THIS ITEM? HEARING, GINA 39 NO.
ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES. OW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE FILE
ITEM. 98 SENATOR HERZBERG
PREPARED HE IS SECRETARY. POLICE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 27 66 BY SOME
PEOPLE ARE MAIENSCHEIN AN ACT
RELATING TO BUSINESS, SENATOR
HERZBERG COMING COMING COMING?
SORRY. WELL IN 98, OKAY?
CURRENTLY OUR LAW ALLOWS THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS AND SPECIFIED COUNTY
COUNCILS AND CITY ATTORNEYS TO
BRING ACTION UNDER THE UNFAIR
COMPETITION TO PROTECT
CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS, GENERALLY
KNOWN AS BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
, CODE SECTION 17 200. THIS LAW
ALSO ALLOWS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
ANDDISTRICT ATTORNEYS TO ISSUE
PRE LITIGATION SUBPOENAS DESPITE
HAVING THE EXACT SAME AUTHORITY
TO FILE THESE UNFAIR COMPETITION
MEASURES. CITY ATTORNEYS AND
COUNTY COUNCILS DO NOT HAVE THE
SAME ABILITY TO FILE PRE
LITIGATION SUBPOENAS. THIS
MEASURE WILL ADDRESS THIS
ABNORMALITY BY PROVIDING THESE
COUNTY COUNCILS AND CITY
ATTORNEYS WITH THE SAME
INVESTIGATIVE TOOLS AS THEIR
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. AND
COUNTERPARTS. HAVE I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION.
DEBATE HEARING. TINA SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS BATES? NO,
BECKER. I KNOW BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. AYE, CORTESI. I DOLLY.
NÓ DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN. I
GLASER. GONZALES. I GROW. NÓ
HERZBERG HUESO. AYE, HURTADO.
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. LAIRD. AYE.
FLAVOR LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. I.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NIELSEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO OCHOA
BOGUE. NO, PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO.
I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SECRETARY POLICE CALLED UP SOME
MEMBERS. GLASER. AYE. HURTADO.
KAMLAGER HAMBURG. AYE. WILK.
ISAIAH 29 NOS. EIGHT THE MEASURE
PASSES REMEMBERS WERE MOVING ON
TO FOUL ITEM 99. SENATOR WIENER.
HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY. YOU MAY
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 17 59 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY AN
ACT RELATING TO HEALING ARTS
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 17 59 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY.
THIS BILL MAKES CHANGES TO THE
BORDER BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
CONTINUING EDUCATION
REQUIREMENTS. AS WELL AS A
CLARIFICATION OF WHO CAN PROVIDE
SERVICES VIA TELEHEALTH. THE
BILL WILL ENSURE ALL LICENSES IN
NEW APPLICANTS HAVE TAKEN
BASELINE COURSEWORK ON THE
PROVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES VIA TELEHEALTH.
INCLUDING ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
. THE MEASURE REQUIRES ALL PRE
LICENSED REGISTERED TO TAKE A
THREE HOUR REFRESHER, CONTINUING
EDUCATION COURSE IN CALIFORNIA
LAW AND ETHICS EACH YEAR. LASTLY
THE BILL CLARIFIES THAT
ASSOCIATE CLINICAL SOCIAL
WORKERS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONAL
CLINICAL COUNSELORS AND
PROFESSIONAL CLINICAL COUNSELOR
TRAINEES MAY PROVIDE SERVICES
WITH CLIENTS VIA TELEHEALTH.
THIS AMENDMENT WILL BOTH
STRENGTHEN PUBLIC PROTECTION BY
ENSURING PRACTICING THERAPISTS
HAVE UPDATED KNOWLEDGE REGARDING
PERTINENT PRACTICE ISSUES AND
ENSURE CLARITY OF LAW FOR ALL OF
THE BOARD STAKEHOLDERS. THE BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION UNDER
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
GREAT ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE EVEN SEE NONE
. THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNITED'S
ROLL CALL. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION TO USING A UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL? I 39 0. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
ON TO FOUL ITEM 1 12. SENATOR
PAN. HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY.
YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 8 95
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AND
ACT RELATING TO LONG TERM HEALTH
CARE FACILITIES. SENATOR PAN.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
SENATORS I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
A B 8 95 BY SENATOR HOLDEN,
WHICH REQUIRES NURSING HOMES AND
RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR THE
ELDERLY, PROVIDE A WRITTEN
NOTICE TO PERSPECTIVE RESIDENT
OR THE REPRESENTATIVE THAT
INCLUDES THE CONTACT INFORMATION
FOR THE LOCAL LONG TERM CARE
OMBUDSMAN AND LINK SPECIFIC
WEBSITES GOVERNING LICENSING
QUALITY OF CARE. UNLIKE OTHER
REGULATORY AGENCIES THAT
OVERSEAS FACILITIES, OMBUDSMAN'S
ADVOCATES CAN NOT ONLY ESTABLISH
A FACE TO FACE RELATIONSHIP WITH
RESIDENTS BUT ALSO HAVE UNIQUE
ACCESS TO SKILLED NURSING
FACILITIES AND KNOWS HOW TO
NAVIGATE THE SYSTEM. THIS BILL
ENSURES THAT PERSPECTIVE.
RESIDENTS IN THEIR FAMILIES KNOW
THAT THE OMBUDSMAN ADVOCATES AND
HOW TO CONTACT THEM BOTH BEFORE
BECOMING A RESIDENT, AND DURING
THE GRIEVANCE PROCESS AS WE HELP
WORK TO HELP THE MOST VULNERABLE
AMONG US, THIS IS ONE MORE TOOL.
TO HELP SUPPORT FAMILIES. YOU
SURE THEY HAVE THIS VITAL
INFORMATION? THIS MEASURE HAS NO
FORMAL OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. EXPECTEDLY
ASPIRIN I VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? THIS,
TOO, IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNITED'S
ROLL CALL. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION TO USING THE UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL ON THIS ITEM? SEEING
NONE. EYES 39 NOS. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON THE FALL ITEM. 1 17.
SENATOR LEILA SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ IN 1997
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GIBSON AND
ACT RELATING TO PUBLIC POST
SECONDARY EDUCATION. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. GOOD MORNING
MEMBERS A B 1997 6 TO CREATE A
DIVERSE STAKEHOLDER WORKGROUP
WITHIN THE CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM WITH THE
INTENT TO CREATE TRAUMA INFORMED
CRISIS RESPONSE TEAMS. THESE
TEAMS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT EVERY
CSU CAMPUS AND WILL RESPOND TO
NON CRIMINAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
INCIDENTS SUCH AS CLASSROOM
DISRUPTION, DISRUPTIONS AND
INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS. THIS
WORKGROUP WILL INCLUDE FACULTY
STAFF, STUDENTS AND CAMPUS
HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSONNEL,
WHICH INCLUDES CAMPUS POLICE,
ONE OF THE FOUNDATIONS TO
ENSURING THAT OUR STUDENTS
RECEIVE QUALITY EDUCATION. IS TO
PROVIDE A SAFE AND SECURE CAMPUS
ENVIRONMENT, CLEARLY A SAFE AND
SECURE CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT IS
ALSO IMPORTANT FOR OUR FACULTY
AND STAFF WHO'S BEEN LONG DAYS
AND OFTEN LONG NIGHTS ON CAMPUS,
WORKING, TEACHING OR SUPPORTING
STUDENTS MEMBERS. IT IS
IMPORTANT THAT WE HAVE TRAINED
SPECIALISTS THAT FOCUS ON
DISPUTE RESOLUTION INTEREST.
WHAT TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE TO
RESPOND TO NON VIOLENT AND NON
CRIMINAL SITUATIONS ON CAMPUS.
FOR CALIFORNIA'S FUTURE LEADERS
TO REACH THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL
. IT IS VITAL THAT WE ENSURE A
SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT SO
THEY MAY LEARN AND THRIVE WHILE
STAYING SAFE MEMBERS. I
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST AND I VOTE
ON A B 1997. OKAY ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING C NONE. SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH NÓ
BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS. NO
BRADFORD. AYE, CARBONARA. ORTEZ
E TALLY. NÓ DODD. I ALSO AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. I.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO AYE,
HURTADO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I FLAVOR AYE, LIMÓN.
AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. BY NIELSEN. NÓ
KOBO. PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. SECRETARY
POLICE CALLED THE OPTION MEMBERS
ALLEN AYE. OH, A BUG. NO.
WELCOME. 31 KNOWS EIGHT. THE
MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING TO FALL ITEM 1 21. WE
HAVE SENATOR BECKER. HE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 21 95 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER AN
ACT RELATING TO CRIMES. SENATOR
BECKER. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. I PRESENT A B 2195, WHICH WILL
PROTECT CALIFORNIANS FROM THE
LAST THING COLLATERAL
CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG
CONVICTIONS. DRUG OFFENSES
ACCOUNT FOR A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER
OF CONVICTIONS AND
DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACT LOW
INCOME COMMUNITIES OF COLOR.
CALIFORNIA'S LARGE AND
DOCUMENTED POPULATION, THESE
CONVICTIONS CAN HAVE DEVASTATING
CONSEQUENCES THAT CAN LEAD TO
PERMANENT SEPARATION OF
FAMILIES. THE LEVEL OFFENSES
LIKE INFRACTIONS OR MISDEMEANOR
POSSESSION. CAN SUBJECT
NONCITIZENS TO MANDATORY ICE
DETENTION WITH NO POSSIBILITY OF
RELIEF ON BOND, THEIR BASIS FOR
DEPORTATION AND PART TO MOST
FORMS OF IMMIGRATION RELIEF.
CURRENTLY PROSECUTORS HAVE NO
REALISTIC OPTIONS EVEN WHEN, IN
THEIR OWN PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT
, THEY BELIEVE THE BEST RESULT
WOULD BE TO AVOID IMMIGRATION.
OTHER COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES IN
A SPECIFIC CASE. MAYBE 2195
CREATES AN ALTERNATIVE PLEA FOR
INDIVIDUALS CHARGED WITH
SPECIFIED DRUG OFFENSES WHILE
MAINTAINING THE SAME EXPOSURE TO
CRIMINAL PENALTIES. UNDER THIS
BILL. PROSECUTORS WILL HAVE THE
DISCRETION. TO OFFER THIS
ALTERNATIVE PLEA ON A CASE BY
CASE BASIS AND ONLY AT THE
REQUEST OF THE DEFENSE COUNSEL.
THIS WILL HELP PRESERVE COURT
RESOURCES AND KEEP COURTS
RUNNING EFFICIENTLY BYALLOWING
THE EARLY RESOLUTION OF SPECIFIC
DRUG CASES. MAYBE TWO, OR 95 HAS
RECEIVED NO OPPOSITION ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER.
I RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OF EIGHT SENATOR
MELINDA'S THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THERE ARE AMENDMENTS
AT THE DESK FOR A B 21 95.
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ THE
AMENDMENTS, AMENDMENTS BY
SENATOR MELINDA'S SET ONE
SENATOR MCGUIRE. SENATOR. I'M
SORRY. SENATOR MELINDA SOME
APOLOGIZE. OKAY, THANK YOU SO
MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THERE ARE AMENDMENTS
TO HB 21 95 THAT ADDRESSED THE
GROWING NEED TO ADDRESS THIS
FENTANYL EPIDEMIC THAT IS
SURGING ACROSS OUR COUNTRY AND
IN OUR STATE AND I AM REALLY
HAPPY TO HEAR THAT THE FLOOR
MANAGER MENTIONED THE PERMANENT
SEPARATION OF FAMILY MEMBERS
BECAUSE THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT IS
HAPPENING WITH THIS FENTANYL
EPIDEMIC. WE HAVE PEOPLE WHO ARE
DYING FROM FENTANYL POISONING,
ESSENTIALLY NEVER TO SEE THEIR
FAMILIES AGAIN AND NOT EVEN
KNOWING THAT THEY WERE INGESTING
FENTANYL. THESE AMENDMENTS WORK
JUST LIKE THE WATSON ADVISEMENT
FOR A D¯úI SO THEY WOULD APPLY
THE SAME ADVISEMENT TO AN
INDIVIDUAL CONVICTED OF
ILLEGALLY MANUFACTURING OR
DISTRIBUTING FENTANYL. I'M GONNA
MAKE IT CLEAR IF THEY CONTINUE
IN THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOR IN THE
FUTURE. IF SOMEONE DIES AS A
RESULT OF THEIR ACTIONS, THEY
COULD BE CHARGED WITH MURDER. IT
IS NOT A GUARANTEE, BUT THEIR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY COULD CHARGE
THEM WITH MURDER. I HAVE TRIED
TO GET THIS PARTICULAR BILL
PASSED THREE SEPARATE TIMES. UM
WITH NO SUCCESS TODAY, THOUGH,
YOU WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY O
SHOW THE MANY, MANY THOUSANDS OF
FAMILY MEMBERS WHO HAVE LOST A
LOVED ONE FROM FENTANYL THAT YOU
DO INDEED CARE ABOUT THIS ISSUE
AND THAT YOU INTEND TO DO
SOMETHING ABOUT IT. BECAUSE
THESE DRUG DEALERS ARE POISONING
OUR CHILDREN. WE I'M SURE YOU'VE
SEEN THE REPORTS IN THE NEWS.
NOW THEY HAVE SOMETHING NEW
CALLED RAINBOW FENTANYL. WHICH
YOU CAN ONLY IMAGINE IS VERY
ATTRACTIVE TO ADOLESCENTS. OVER
THE LAST WEEK, SEIZURES OF THIS
COLORED FENTANYL HAVE MADE
HEADLINES IN ARIZONA, OREGON,
CALIFORNIA AND WASHINGTON, D C.
AND JUST THIS PAST WEDNESDAY,
BORDER PATROL AGENTS SAID THEY
FOUND MORE THAN 15,000 RAINBOW
FENTANYL PILLS AT ARIZONA IS
PART OF ENTRY. THIS WAS ONE DAY
AFTER 250,000 FENTANYL PILLS
WERE SEIZED AT THE VERY SAME
PORTS. THIS IS NOT JUST
AFFECTING CHILDREN. THIS IS THE
LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH BETWEEN
18 AND 25 YEAR OLDS, SO I DON'T
KNOW HOW MUCH LONGER WE'RE GOING
TO HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL WE
ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS
, BUT I AM PLEADING WITH YOU TO
MAKE SURE THAT YOU'RE DOING THE
RIGHT THING BY THESE FAMILIES
WHO HAVE LOST LOVED ONES. IT'S I
GET IT. IT'S POLITICALLY. IT CAN
BE A CHALLENGE, BUT IT MAKES A
WORLD OF DIFFERENCE TO THE
PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST A CHILD AND
THOSE WHO ARE WORRIED THAT THEY
MAY LOSE A CHILD OR A LOVED ONE
TO THIS DRUG. SO I'M ASKING THAT
YOU NOT LAY THE AMENDMENTS ON
THE TABLE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
MCGUIRE. THANK YOU SO MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT, AND IT IS WITH GREAT
RESPECT THAT I MOVED DELAY THE
AMENDMENTS ON THE TABLE ON THIS
BILL THAT SIMPLY GIVES THE
PROSECUTION THE DISCRETION TO
OFFER DEFENDANTS A PLEA
AGREEMENT ON A CASE BY CASE
BASIS WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU. THIS IS NON
DEBATABLE. SENATOR MCGUIRE'S
ASKING FOR I VOTE SENATOR
MELINDA'S IS ASKING FOR A NO
VOTE. SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL ON THE AMENDMENT. ALAN
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES. NO
BRADFORD. I COVER ESTARÁ. ORTEZ.
I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. I ALSO. AYE,
EGGMAN. I GLASER GONZALES I
GROWTH NÓ HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO.
AYE, HURTADO. JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. I FLARED LEYVA. LIMÓN
AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO
MEN. NEWMAN. AYE NIELSEN NÓ
COBURG. NO, PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT NO RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE
WIENER. AYE. WILK NÓ. LET'S GO.
PLEASE CALL THE APP TO MEMBERS.
ALAN, I CABRERA. AYE. HURTADO.
AYE. 30 KNOWS 10 TO LAY THE
AMENDMENTS ON THE TABLE. NOW
WE'LL MOVE BACK TO THE BILL IN
CHIEF. IS THERE ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION,
SENATOR DODD. YES MEMBERS, MR
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. I DO WANT TO
MAKE A POINT HERE WHILE I WAS
UH, YOU KNOW, VOTED I ON THE
LATTER ON THE LAST MOTION. I DO
THINK THAT THIS IS THE SENATOR
FROM WHERE SHE LAKE ELSINORE.
YES STRIKES ARE A GREAT POINT ON
THIS FENTANYL ISSUE. AND I'VE
HAD EVEN IN MY DISTRICT. I'VE
HAD AT LEAST A HALF A DOZEN OF
MY CONSTITUENTS DIE. AND WE'VE
HAD BILLS IN FRONT OF THIS BODY
THAT HAVE JUST GOTTEN STUCK FOR
ONE REASON OR ANOTHER. AND I
THINK IT'S IMPORTANT THAT I
DON'T THINK WE'RE GOING TO DO
THIS THIS YEAR. BUT WE'VE GOT TO
BE MINDFUL THAT THIS IS NOT
ABOUT DRUG ABUSE. THIS IS ABOUT
MURDER. THERE ARE PEOPLE
MURDERING OUR KIDS. EVERY SINGLE
DAY, AND I THINK IT'S INCUMBENT
UPON THIS PARTICULAR OUR BODY TO
DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS AND PUT
THE HAMMER DOWN ONCE AND FOR ALL
AND PROTECT OUR CONSTITUENTS.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OF VERY ON THIS ISLAND, SENATOR
ROTH. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
YOU KNOW, WE HAVE A POLICY ON IN
OUR CAUCUS OF VOTING ON
PROCEDURAL MEASURES AND FRANKLY,
I SUPPOSE I SHOULD HAVE VOTED.
IN A DIFFERENT WAY ON THAT
PARTICULAR ONE, BUT I COME FROM
RIVERSIDE COUNTY AND I HAPPEN TO
AGREE FROM MY WITH MY COLLEAGUE
FROM SOUTHWEST RIVERSIDE COUNTY
ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF
MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTING
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. IT IS
DEVASTATED INDIVIDUALS AND
FAMILIES IN OUR COUNTY. I AGREE
WITH HER POSITION. I DON'T KNOW
THE POLITICS OF THOSE MATTERS IN
THIS HOUSE. I DON'T SIT ON THE
COMMITTEES THAT HERE THOSE
MATTERS. BUT I JUST WANTED NOT
BELABOR THE POINT BUT TO GET UP
AND JOIN WITH HER AND HER
COMMENTS AND MY COMMENTS AND THE
COMMENTS OF MY COLLEAGUE FOR
NAPA ON THIS ISSUE, AND IT'S
CERTAINLY SOMETHING THAT WE'RE
GOING TO NEED TO ADDRESS. IT'S A
SERIOUS ISSUE THAT NEEDS TO BE
ADDRESSED, AND IT NEEDS TO BE
ADDRESSED NOW. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
WIENER THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
PRESIDENT. I WAS NOT PLANNING TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL, WHICH I
SUPPORT. BUT GIVEN SOME OF THE
OTHER COMMENTS THAT HAVE
HAPPENED, I DO FEEL THE NEED TO
SPEAK AS A AS A MEMBER OF THE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE THAT HAS
HEARD THAT THESE AMENDMENTS ARE
BASICALLY IDENTICAL TO A BILL
THAT THE CENTER FROM LAKE
ELSINORE HAS BROUGHT TO THE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. I
BELIEVE, THREE TIMES. AND WE
HAVE VOTED IT DOWN EVERY TIME
BECAUSE IT'S A BAD BILL. AND YOU
KNOW, I COME FROM A CITY WHERE
TWO PEOPLE A DAY OR DYING FROM
FENTANYL, AND WE'RE WORKING
VERY, VERY HARD TO TRY TO TAKE A
HEALTH BASED APPROACH. TO TRY TO
GET PEOPLE HEALTHY AND PREVENT
PEOPLE FROM DYING. WE KNOW THAT
INCARCERATING PEOPLE AROUND
DRUGS FOR DRUG USE IN
PARTICULAR. DOES NOT STOP PEOPLE
FROM USING DRUGS. I DO JUST WANT
TO NOTE THAT THESE AMENDMENTS
BASED ON THE BILL THAT WE HAVE
SEEN THREE TIMES OR AT LEAST TWO
TIMES AND POKE SAFETY COMMITTEE
IS NOT LIMITED TO FENTANYL. IT
APPLIES TO ALL DRUGS ANY AND ALL
DRUGS, EVEN DRUGS THAT ARE NOT
TYPICALLY DEADLY. IT APPLIES TO
ALL OF THEM. THERE'S NOTHING IN
THIS AMENDMENT THAT'S LIMITED TO
FENTANYL. IN ADDITION, IT
DOESN'T REQUIRE THAT ANYONE EVEN
KNOW THAT THERE WAS FENTANYL IF
FENTANYL WAS IN THERE. AND SO I
JUST BECAUSE THIS HAS BEEN
BROUGHT UP. I JUST WANT A
BORDER. STATE YOUR POINT OF
ORDER. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
THE POINT THE MEMBER IS NOT
SPEAKING TO THE BILL THAT WE ARE
DEBATING. HE'S SPEAKING ABOUT
THE AMENDMENTS, WHICH WE HAVE
ALREADY VOTED ON. SO NOTED.
SENATOR, WHEN ARE YOU COMPLETE?
SO I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE ON THIS BILL. THANK YOU,
SENATOR BAIT. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, AND I DON'T USUALLY
SPEAK ON ISSUES LIKE THIS. SINCE
I HAVE SPENT THE LAST AT LEAST
SIX YEARS OF MY TERM HERE AS THE
SENATOR SPEAKING ABOUT THE
DANGERS, THE POISON FENTANYL.
I'VE HAD BILLS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR EVERY
SINGLE SESSION THAT I HAVE BEEN
A MEMBER OF THIS BODY, SO IT'S
MUSIC TO MY EARS AS I'M TURNING
OUT THAT FINALLY ON THE FLOOR OF
THIS HOUSE, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
THE POISON FENTANYL THAT HAS
TAKEN SO MANY LIVES. I MEAN,
IT'S LIKE 400% INCREASE SINCE
2014 WHEN I FIRST BECAME A
SENATOR. SO IT'S MY HOPE AS YOU
GO FORWARD AND THE NEXT SESSION
, BILLS LIKE THIS WILL BE
DEBATED AND WILL BE ACTUALLY NOT
INTRODUCE BECAUSE IT DOES GIVE A
LICENSE TO THOSE DRUG CARTELS
THAT ARE BRINGING THIS POISON
INTO OUR NATION. AND IT'S REALLY
IMPORTANT THAT EDUCATION IS
FUNDAMENTAL TO OUR YOUNG PEOPLE
I HAD TO BUILD. THANK YOU TO OUR
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. THROUGH
A NUMBER OF AMENDMENTS THAT DID
MAKE IT OUT OF THIS HOUSE BUT
WAS STOPPED IN THE OTHER HOUSE.
WHY EDUCATION ON THE DANGERS OF
FENTANYL AND ALL THE OTHER
OPIOIDS SEEM TO NOT MAKE IT TO
THE FLOOR IS STILL VERY
DISTURBING TO ME, AND I'M SURE
ALL OF THE PARENTS OUT THERE
WHOSE KIDS ARE GETTING ADDICTED
WHETHER IT'S BEEF MOVING UP TO
FENTANYL OR THE OPIOIDS THAT CAN
CREATE AN ADDICTION IN THEM AND
JUST THREE AH, PRESCRIPTION.
THREE DAYS OF PRESCRIPTIONS OF
OPIOIDS CAN CREATE ADDICTION IN
OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. SO PLEASE, AS
WE GO FORWARD, I WON'T BE HERE.
SO THIS IS KIND OF MY SWAN SONG
NEXT YEAR, IT SHOULD BE THE TOP
PRIORITY FOR MANY OF YOU TO TAKE
ANOTHER DIVE AT THIS. IT IS
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT AND IT'S THE
ONLY WAY WE'RE GOING TO CURB THE
ADDICTION THAT'S SWEEPING THIS
COUNTRY IN OUR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO
ARE OUR LEGACY AND WHO ARE OUR
FUTURE. SO THANK YOU. AND I URGE
A NO VOTE ON THIS BILL. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR GLACIER.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT MEMBERS
. I WANTED TO BRING THE THIS
THOUGHTFUL DISCUSSION BACK TO
THE BILL AT HAND. UM AND I THINK
THAT ON A LOT OF THESE CRIMINAL
JUSTICE BILLS, THERE'S A VARIETY
OF DIFFERENT VIEWS. I'VE HAD
SOME THAT I WOULD CALL IN THE
MIDDLE, BUT I THINK WHAT'S
IMPORTANT TO POINT OUT ABOUT
THIS BILL IS THAT IT CREATES A
NON DRUG OFFENSE. THAT THE
PROSECUTOR, THE PROSECUTOR GETS
THE CHOICE. UH, MAKING AND IT
ALLOWS DEFENDANTS. TO PLEAD
GUILTY WITHOUT RISKING DRACONIAN
IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES. SO
THIS IS A BILL THAT HAS BRING
SOME DISCRETION INTO THE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM TAKES
AWAY A RIGID RULE THAT HAS SWEPT
PEOPLE INTO A VERY NEGATIVE
SPACE. APPLY THE AUTHOR FOR
BRINGING IT FORWARD AND URGENT.
I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
NELSON. THIS PRESIDENT. LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN, THE SENATE URGE A
NO VOTE. THIS IS KIND OF TAKING
IT TO THE POINT OF ABSURDITY.
WE'RE TRYING TO AFFECT
IMMIGRATION POLICY. THROUGH
CRIMINAL JUSTICE. THIS IS A
SERIOUS ISSUE. IT'S NOT ABOUT
DEPORTATION. OR TURNING SOMEBODY
OVER TO THE I N S WHO ARE
LEGALLY HERE. THEY ARE ILLEGALLY
HERE BY THE MILLIONS IN OUR OPEN
BORDERS NOW BRINGING DISASTER.
TO OUR CITIES IN AMERICA. EVEN
THE BIG CITIES NOW ARE HAVING TO
CONFRONT WHAT THE BORDER
COMMUNITIES HAVE HAD TO DEAL
WITH FOR DECADES. IT'S GOOD THAT
THEY GET TO WAKE UP AND SEE THE
RAVAGES. OF THESE INDIVIDUALS
WHO COME POURING ACROSS THE
BORDER AT THE BEHEST OF INDEED.
THE CRIMINAL ELEMENT, THE
CARTELS. AND WE DO HAVE A
PROBLEM WITH DRUGS IN AMERICA.
SO WE DECRIMINALIZED, AND NOW
WE'RE GOING TO EVEN
DECRIMINALIZE THOSE WHO COME
HERE AND BRING DRUGS INTO
AMERICA. WE JUST BETTER NOT BE
DIMINISHING THE MAGNITUDE OF
THIS CRIME. IN OUR CITIZENS AND
NOT JUST OUR CHILDREN, LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN. BUT PARTICULARLY
THOSE I URGE A NO VOTE. THANK
YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING AND
SEEING NONE. SENATOR BECKER,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MY COLLEAGUE
FROM THE EAST BAY SAID, THIS IS
REALLY ABOUT DISCRETION THAT THE
PROSECUTORS WILL HAVE TO OFFER
THIS ALTERNATIVE PLAY ON A CASE
BY CASE BASIS. I APPRECIATE THE
SPIRIT OF DEBATE. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL AND FALL
ITEM 1 TO 1. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE ATKINS. I FAITH
NO BECKER. AYE. FORTRESS. NO,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI
TALLY. NO GOD. SO. AYE EGGMAN
GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I GROW NÓ
HERTZBERG. AYE, WESSEL. HURTADO.
NO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED.
AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. I NEWMAN AYE,
NIELSEN. NO ACTUAL VOGUE. NO,
PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I ROSS.
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI
AYE, WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO. 30
NO 10. THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FOLLOW
ITEM. 1 23. WE HAVE SENATOR
EDMUND. SHE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
. YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 23
11 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MAIENSCHEIN AN ACT RELATING TO
MOTOR VEHICLE CONDITIONAL SALE
CONTRACTS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR PRESIDENT. 23 11. JUST TAKE
TAKE US RIGHT BACK TO OUR MOVING
RIGHT ALONG HAVING TO DO WITH
PUTTING GUARDRAILS ON FOR
CONSUMERS WHEN PURCHASING GAP
INSURANCE FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
SOMETHING WE CAN ALL GET BEHIND.
I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE OK, ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR TO BAIT ON
THIS ITEM? HEARING TO NONE.
SECRETARY. POLICE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN I ARCHULETTA. I HAVE TINS.
I FAITH BECKER. AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD. I GOTTA ORTEZ. SALLY.
DODD. SO I EGGMAN GLASER. AYE.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG
AYE, HUESO. AYE, HURTADO JONES.
KAMLAGER I GLARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN.
BROUGH. I CAN PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
GORGEOUS. DOLLY! GROWTH. JONES.
MELINDA'S. NIELSEN. WILK. 32 NOS
. ZERO THE MEASURE POLICY IS NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FOLLOW
ITEM. 1 25, SENATOR HERZBERG,
HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 23 92 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN AND ACT
RELATING TO INFORMATION PRIVACY
CENTER HIRSHBERG. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THIS MEASURE WE HAVE
BEFORE US TODAY ON THIS FLOOR
WILL HELP CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS
MORE EASILY IDENTIFY, SECURE
INTERNET OF THINGS, SOMETHING
THAT'S GROWING EXTRAORDINARY
JUST IN THE LAST FEW YEARS BY
ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT AND
ADOPTION OF CONSUMER FRIENDLY
CYBER SECURITY LABELS. LAST YEAR
, PRESIDENT BIDEN IN AN
EXECUTIVE ORDER DIRECTED THE
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS
AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOP
GUIDELINES FOR CYBERSECURITY
LABELING SCHEME FOR CONSUMERS.
INTERNET OF THINGS PRODUCTS.
THESE CAN CYBER LABELS WILL
EMPOWER CONSUMERS TO MAKE
IMPORTANT DECISIONS ABOUT THE
SECURITY. THEY'RE SMART HOME
PRODUCTS. THIS MEASURE BUILDS
UPON ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN'S
INTERNET OF THINGS. SECURITY LAW
FROM 2018, WHICH CREATED AT THAT
TIME, THE STRONGEST PROTECTION
FOR INTERNET OF THINGS DEVICES
IN THE COUNTRY. THIS BILL WILL
GIVE ADDITIONAL INCENTIVES TO
MANUFACTURERS NOT ONLY TO
SUPPORT THE CREATION OF THESE
LABELING SCHEMES, BUT ALSO HAVE
THEIR INTERNET OF THINGS
DEVICES, VERY INFORMATIVE
LABELS. IN DOING SO CONSUMERS
WILL BE EMPOWERED AS WE EMBARK
UPON THIS EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY
OF THE INTERNET. AND NOW NOT
JUST OUR DEVICES, BUT THE
INTERNET OF THINGS I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. HEARING C NAINA,
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ADKINS, FAITH BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD CARBONARA
COURTESY I DOLLY. DODD. SO AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. I GONZALES
I GROWTH. HERTZBERG? AYE. AYE,
HURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER BLARED.
AYE. AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. BROUGH. I PAN. I
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER
WILK. PLEASE CALL THE UPSET
MEMBERS. BATES. GORGEOUS. AYE.
DOLLY! GROVE. AYE. JONES.
KAMLAGER MELINDA'S. NIELSEN.
WILK. 33 NOS. ZERO THE MEASURE
PASSES NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TO FALLOUT ON 1 29, SENATOR
LAIRD. HE HAS PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 28 48
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AN
ACT RELATING TO WORKERS'
COMPENSATION, SENATOR LARD.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT OF THIS
BILL EXTENDS THE PERIOD OF STUDY
FOR A PREVIOUSLY MANDATED REPORT
ON THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF AN
INJURED WORKER WITHIN THE 1ST 30
DAYS FOLLOWING A WORKER'S
COMPENSATION CLAIM. IT WILL
GATHER TWO MORE YEARS OF DATA TO
DEVELOP A MORE COMPREHENSIVE
UNDERSTANDING OF OUR WORKERS
MEDICAL NEEDS. THE BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION HAS RECEIVED NO NO
VOTES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR IBOOK. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. SENATOR GROVE. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. I REQUEST
RESPECTFULLY FOR AN I VOTE AS
WELL. UM HAVE GOTTEN SEVERAL
PHONE CALLS FROM A SPECIFICALLY
CDCR EMPLOYEES. I HOPE THIS
REPORT ENCOMPASSES STATE
EMPLOYEES. WE HAVE CITY CR
EMPLOYEES THAT HAVE BEEN INJURED
IN THE COURSE OF DUTY IN A
PRISON AND THEIR BENEFITS ARE
VERY, VERY LOW COMPARED TO
BENEFITS OUTSIDE OF THE STATE
PENITENTIARY SYSTEM. AND I HOPE
THAT THIS BILL IN THIS REPORT
THAT IS PRODUCED ALSO INCLUDES
STATE EMPLOYEES. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HERE IN CHINA IN CENTRAL ALERT,
WE TALK TO CLOSE. I REALLY
APPRECIATE THE COMMENTS OF MY
COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD, AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN EYE
BOAT. SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL AND FILE ITEM 1 29. ALAN.
AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITHS.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN.
AYE, GLASER. GONZALES I GROWTH
AYE, HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO AYE,
FURTADO. I DON'T KAMLAGER I
FLARED. AYE. FLAVOR LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I I PAN I
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM
BERG WIECKOWSKI. AYE. WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SECRETARY. PLEASE
CALL THE OFFICE OF MEMBERS.
BATES? AYE. WILK. R 39. NOS.
ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE FOUL
ITEM. 1 52. SENATOR PORTANTINO.
ARE YOU PREPARED? HE IS
SECRETARY. YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 13 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HOLDEN AND ACT RELATING TO THE
CALIFORNIA VICTIM COMPENSATION
BOARD, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION
THEREFORE, AND DECLARING THE
URGENCY THEREOF TO TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. IMPORTANT TO YOU
KNOW, THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT
THE CLAIMS BILL A B 13, WHICH IS
AN URGENCY MEASURE TO
APPROPRIATE 2.5 MILLION FROM THE
GENERAL FUND. THE VICTIM'S
COMPENSATION BOARD FOR THE
PAYMENT OF THREE STATE CLAIMS
RELATED TO ERRONEOUS CONVICTIONS
OF ALEXANDRE TORRES, JUAN CARLOS
DE JESUS BAUTISTA AND XAVI IN
JOHNSON IN EACH OF THEIR CASES,
THE COURT SET ASIDE THE
CONVICTIONS AND GRANTED HABEAS
CORPUS RELIEF. THE BOARD IS
REQUIRED TO RECOMMEND THAT THE
LEGISLATURE APPROVED AN
APPROPRIATION TO COVER THE
PAYMENTS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. OKAY ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING INTO NÀN.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE
ATKINS. I FAITH. BECKER I
GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I CABRERA.
ESTARÁ ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. I
GUESS SO. I EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER.
GONZALES GROWTH HERTZBERG. AYE,
WES Ó. I HEARD TODAY. JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. AYE. FLAVOR.
AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. CHILDBIRTH. PAM. PAN
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. I WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. JONES. I. MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES. GORGEOUS.
AYE. CABRERA. AYE. DOLLY! AYE.
GROVE. HURTADO. AYE. MELINDA'S.
NIELSEN. TROUBLE. WILK. 34 ON NO
ZERO ON THE URGENCY IS 34 NO.
ZERO ON THE MEASURE MEASURE
PASSES NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TOO FAR. LIGHT ON 157, SENATOR
HUESO FOR SENATOR SIMILAR
NIGERIAN. HE'S READY SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 92
BY SOME MEMBER NAZARIAN AND ACT
RELATING TO CLINICAL
LABORATORIES, HUESO THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. SENATORS A B 3 92
WOULD MAKE PERMANENT SUCCESSFUL
PILOT PROGRAM, WHICH ENSURES
TOTAL PROTEIN TESTS USING A
DIGITAL REFLECT REFLECT A METER.
ARE BEING ADMINISTERED BY
TRAINED AND QUALIFIED
INDIVIDUALS AND A LICENSE PLASMA
DONATION CENTER. THE AUTHORS
OFFICE HAS TAKEN ALL THE
AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH,
WHICH AMONG OTHER THINGS,
PROVIDED FOR THE PHYSICAL
PRESENCE OF AN ON SITE
SUPERVISOR. JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR
EMPLOYEES WHO USED DIGITAL
REFLECT ON METER, AMONG OTHER
TECHNICAL CHANGES. FINALLY AND
QUITE NOTABLY, EVERY 33 92 HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. HAS HAD
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT THROUGHOUT
THE PROCESS AND HAS RECEIVED NO
NO VOTES THROUGH THE LEGISLATIVE
PROCESS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM. HEARING IN CHINA.
THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION TO USING THE UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL ON THIS MEASURE?
HEARING TINA EYES 39 NO. ZERO
THE MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS. NOW
WE'RE MOVING ON TO FOUL LIGHT ON
1 58. SENATOR LEYVA'S SHE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 13 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO, AN ACT
RELATING TO SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
. COLLEGE EMPLOYEES. LABOR THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. GOOD MORNING
MEMBERS. A B 24 13 WOULD ALLOW
CLASSIFIED SCHOOL OR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT EMPLOYEES TO
REMAIN IN PAID STATUS FOR A
SHORT PERIOD OF TIME WHILE THEY
APPEAL THE RESULTS OF A PERSONAL
INVESTIGATION. THIS BILL STRIKES
THE RIGHT BALANCE BETWEEN
ALLOWING EMPLOYEES TO EXERCISE
THEIR DUE PROCESS RIGHTS.
PROTECTING EXISTING COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING AGREEMENTS AND
PREVENTING ABUSE BY THOSE
SEEKING TO DRAW OUT THE PROCESS
. A B 24 13 HAS EARNED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND ALL
OPPOSITION HAS BEEN REMOVED WITH
RECENT AMENDMENTS. MEMBERS THAT
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
AND DEBATE SENATOR HUESO, ARE
YOU? NO. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU.
HEARING SHANNON, SECRETARY
POLICE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS BATES. BECKER.
AYE, PORCHES. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. CORTESI DOLLY! NÓ DODD.
I ALSO AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I
WEAR SO I HEARD TODAY. AYE,
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
FLAVOR I LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE
NEWMAN NIELSEN NÓ BROUGH. PAM.
AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN I
HAMBURG. BY WIECKOWSKI. WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SECRETARY. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN
AYE. BATES. ESTARÁ GLASER. AYE.
GROWTH. NO. A TRIBE VOGUE. NO.
WILK. OKAY? PLEASE. CALL THE
OPTION MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME.
BATES. NO. CARBONARA? AYE.
WELCOME. I WAS 31 KNOWS. EIGHT
THE MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS
WERE MOVING ON THE FALL ITEM
159. SENATOR NEWMAN. PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 7 30 TO BUY SOME OF THEM
WORK WORK AND ACT RELATING TO
HAZARDOUS WASTE. SENATOR NEWMAN
. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I
RISE TODAY ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK REPRESENT
A B 7 32. LAST YEAR, THE
LEGISLATURE PASSED MR QUIRKS,
ABC 77, THE MERCURY THERMOSTAT
COLLECTION ACT OF 2021, WHICH
UPDATED IN AND IMPROVE THE
STATE'S PROGRAM FOR COLLECTING
OLD THERMOSTATS. CONTAINING
MERCURY, WHICH, AS YOU KNOW, IS
A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
. MERCURY'S WAS ONCE USED
EXTENSIVELY IN THE HAT INDUSTRY
. HENCE THE TERM MAD AS A HATTER
. A B 7 32 CONTAINS A NUMBER OF
TECHNICAL CHANGES TO A B 77 THAT
WERE FOUND TO BE NECESSARY
FOLLOWING ITS CHATTERING LAST
YEAR. THERE WAS AGREEMENT ON ALL
OF THESE CHANGES AMONG THE
PARTIES THAT NEGOTIATED THE
TERMS OF LAST YEAR'S BILL AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE TODAY. THANK YOU
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS ITEM ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? HERE IN
CHINA MEMBERS. THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR UNITED'S ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION TO USING UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL ON FILE ITEM? 159.
HEARING T NONE EYES 39 NOS.
ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE
FALLOUT AND 1 63. WE'RE GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY. AND NOW MOVE
ON TO 174. SENATOR SKINNER.
SHE'S PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 86 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN AND ACT
RELATING TO CHILD WELFARE
AGENCIES, SENATOR SKINNER. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 16 86 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ISAAC
BRYANT. THE BILL CLARIFIES THE
REFERRAL CRITERIA CONCERNING
DEPENDENT CHILDREN PLACED IN
FOSTER CARE. UM A B 16 86
GUARANTEES THAT FAMILY
REUNIFICATION IS NO LONGER
DISRUPTED. BY PUTTING INCREASED
FINANCIAL BURDENS ON FAMILIES
WHO HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY THE
FOSTER CARE SYSTEM AND ENSURES
THAT DECISIONS ABOUT REFERRALS
ARE MADE MORE UNIFORM ACROSS ALL
58 COUNTIES, WHICH WILL HELP
REDUCE THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES
WHO ARE REQUIRED TO PAY FOR
THEIR CHILD'S STAY IN CARE. AND
WITH THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING C NANA SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL AND
FOLLOWED IN 1 74. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE. ATKINS FATES.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD
CABRERA. CORTESI DOLLY! DODD. I
WAS. OH I EGGMAN I BLAZER.
GONZALES GROW. AYE, HERTZBERG.
AYE, WESA. I HURTADO. AYE JONES,
KAMLAGER. I GLARED. I LIVE FOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. I. MELINDA'S
NO MEN. NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NÓ
ULTRABOOK. I'M PAN. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. I STERN I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. WILK.
SECRETARY POLICE CALLED ABSENT
MEMBERS. BATES. GORGEOUS. DOLLY!
WILK. 34 NOTES TO THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TO FALL ITEM. 1 79, SENATOR
WIENER. HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 18
80 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA
AN ACT RELATING TO HEALTH
COVERAGE. SENATOR WIENER THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT A B 18 80 ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLY MEMBER ARAMBULA.
CURRENTLY INSURANCE PLANS
REQUIRE A PATIENT UNDERGO STEP
THERAPY, A POLICY IN WHICH
PATIENTS ARE FORCED TO TRY
MEDICATIONS THAT THE INSURANCE
COMPANY CHOOSES BEFORE
MEDICATION RECOMMENDED BY THE
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER IS COVERED.
THIS BILL WILL ENSURE THAT
PATIENTS WHO ARE DENIED COVERAGE
MEDICATION RECOMMENDED BY THEIR
PROVIDER CAN HAVE THEIR APPEALS
REVIEWED BY A PHYSICIAN WHO
DIRECTLY UNDERSTANDS THAT
CONDITION AND HAS THAT SPECIALTY
. UM A B 18 80 WILL ALSO REQUIRE
THAT THE DATA COLLECTION
NECESSARY TO MONITOR THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF 83 47, WHICH
BECAME LAW LAST YEAR. THIS BILL
GIVES PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX
MEDICAL CONDITIONS A FAIR REVIEW
AND SUPPORTS THE MEDICAL
EXPERTISE OF PHYSICIANS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IVO
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HERE IN CHINA SECRETARY PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL AND FALLOUT AND 1
79. ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. I FAITH BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I COVERED
ESTARÁ. ORTEZ. SALLY. DODD. SO I
SEGMENT AYE. BLAZER. GONZALES. I
GROW HERTZBERG. AYE, WESA. I
POTATO. JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I LABOR LIMÓN. MCGUIRE,
MELINDA'S. MEN. I NEWMAN BY
NIELSEN. NO, NO, BOGUE. AYE.
PAM. I PORTANTINO I ROCK. RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
GORGEOUS. NO. CABRERA. AYE.
GOLLY, NO. GROWTH. NO. LIMÓN
AYE. MELINDA'S. NO. WILK. 32.
BUT WE WILL CALL THE ROLL ONE
MORE TIME. SECRETARY PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME. NO.
WELCOME. HIGHS 32 NOS. SEVEN THE
MEASURE PASSES NO MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 201.
SENATOR WINNER HE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 26 58 BY SOME OF THEM ARE
ABOUT BAUER-KAHAN AN ACT
RELATING TO JUVENILES, SENATOR
WIENER. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. COLLEAGUES I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 26 58 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN 26
58 REQUIRES EQUITY FOR YOUTH IN
THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM. BY
ALLOWING THEM TO RECEIVE CUSTODY
CREDITS TOWARDS THEIR SENTENCE
WAS FOR TIME PERIODS WHEN THEY
ARE PLACED ON ELECTRONIC
MONITORS IN CALIFORNIA OVER 90%
OF COUNTIES USED THIS TECHNOLOGY
WITH APPROXIMATELY 10,000 YOUTH
BEING PLACED ON ELECTRONIC
MONITORS EVERY YEAR. HOWEVER
UNLIKE ADULTS, THESE YOUTH CAN
REMAIN ON ANKLE MONITORS FOR
MONTHS OR EVEN YEARS WITHOUT
EARNING ANY CUSTODY CREDITS AND
JUDGES MAY KEEP YOUTH ON ANKLE
MONITORS AND PROBATION
INDEFINITELY WITH NO CREDIT. THE
UNMITIGATED USE OF ELECTRONIC
MONITORING RESULTS IN SEVERE
DETERIORATION AND MENTAL HEALTH.
PERSONAL WELL BEING AND
RECIDIVISM OUTCOMES. ELECTRONIC
MONITORING AND ITS IMPACTS ARE
DISPROPORTIONATELY INFLICTED
UPON YOUTH OF COLOR. MAYBE 2658
WILL REMEDY THIS PROBLEM BY
REQUIRING JUDICIAL REVIEW FOR
YOUTH PLACED ON ELECTRONIC
MONITORS FOR A PERIOD LONGER
THAN 30 DAYS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN EYE BOAT. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? HEARING IN CHINA
SECRETARY POLICE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS.
AYE. FAITHS. NÓ BECKER. AYE,
FORTRESS. NO BRADFORD ESTARÁ.
CORTESI. I DALLY? NO DODD. I
ALSO I EGGMAN GLASER. I
GONZALEZ. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. HUESO. I FURTADO. NO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
LIVE TO LIMÓN MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN, NEWMAN.
NIELSEN. NÓ VOGUE. NO, PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK.
SECRETARY POLICE CALLED ABSENT
MEMBERS. CABRERA. AYE. NEWMAN.
HAMBURG. WILK. 28 KNOWS NINE.
THE MEASURE PASSES. REMEMBERS
WERE MOVING ON TO FALL ITEMS TO
17, SENATOR SKINNER. SHE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2022 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS AND ACT
RELATING TO STATE GOVERNMENT.
SENATOR SCANNER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MEMBERS A B 2022 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAMOS.
PROHIBITS THE WORD SQUAD FOR
GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES AND PLACE
NAMES WITHIN CALIFORNIA. AS YOU
CAN ONLY IMAGINE. THAT NAME. IS
VIEWED. WITH QUITE AS BEING
QUITE DISRESPECTFUL FOR THAT
WORD. EXCUSE ME, IS VIEWED AS
BEING QUITE DISRESPECTFUL TO
NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN. AND
UNFORTUNATELY THAT WORD IS STILL
USED AND PRESENT IN OVER 100
GEOGRAPHIC AREAS IN CALIFORNIA,
SO 2022 WOULD REQUIRE THE
RENAMING OF THOSE TOUR ELIMINATE
THAT RACIAL TERM. AND, UH, ALSO
, TOO, IF THE ENTITY THAT'S
RENAMING IS WANTING TO MAKE A
REFERENCE TO A NATIVE AMERICAN
TRIBE THAT THEY SOLICIT INPUT
FROM THE TRIBES MAINTAINED ON
THE CALIFORNIA NATIVE AMERICAN
HERITAGE COMMISSION LIST. AND
WITH THAT, I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM AND YOU FURTHER DISCUSSION
DEBATE HEARING TINA, THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL
. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
USING THE UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ON
THIS ITEM? HERE IN CHINA. EYES
39 NOS. ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES
NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEM. 2 31. SENATOR
GONZALEZ. SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 1 17 BY SOME MEMBER
BOERNER HORVATH AND ACT RELATING
TO VEHICULAR AIR POLLUTION.
SOONER TO GONZALES. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS I RISE
TODAY TO PRESENT A B 117 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BOERNER HORVATH, WHICH WILL
ESTABLISH THE ELECTRIC BICYCLE
INCENTIVES PROJECT TO PROVIDE
INCENTIVES VOUCHERS FOR INCOME
ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS TO PURCHASE
E BIKES. ELECTRIC BIKES, E BIKES
HAVE SEEN THEIR POPULAR
POPULARITY SURGE IN RECENT YEARS
WITH SALES GROWING 145% FROM
2019 TO 2020. TO ADDRESS OUR
AMBITIOUS CLIMATE GOALS, CHANGE
GOALS AND REDUCE VEHICLE MILES
TRAVELED A B 117 WILL MAKE IT
BIKES MORE AFFORDABLE FOR ALL
CALIFORNIANS, ALLOWING MORE
PEOPLE TO ADOPT THIS CLEANER,
HEALTHIER FORM OF TRANSPORTATION
. THANK YOU. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE ON A B 117. ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON THE
SIDE. I'M HEARING IN CHINA
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN I ARCHULETTA. AYE ATKINS. I
FAITH BECKER. GORGEOUS.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ.
SALLY DODD. I WAS. OH, AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. I GONZALES
GROWTH. AYE, HERTZBERG. I GUESS
SO. HURTADO. JONES KAMLAGER.
LAIRD. I LIVE TO AYE, LIMÓN.
AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S
MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN. AYE. I PAN
PORTANTINO. I FROST. RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM BERG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
THEABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
BECKER. AYE. KAMLAGER AYE.
MELINDA'S. NEWMAN. WILK. IS 36
NOS. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE FALL
ITEM 236. BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
IRWIN SENATOR WILK WILL WILL
WILL PASS ON THAT ONE. SENATOR
WILKINS, NOT HERE. ALL RIGHT,
MOVING ON TO FOUL ITEM. 243
SENATOR KAMLAGER. ARE YOU
PREPARED? SHE IS SECRETARY. YOU
MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 16 OH,
FOUR BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN
AN ACT RELATING TO HUMAN
RESOURCES. SENATOR KAMLAGER.
THANK YOU. AND UH, GOOD MORNING
, MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS TODAY
I PRESENT A B 16 OH, FOUR, A
BILL THAT IDENTIFIES AND REFORMS
PROCESSES THAT HINDER UPWARD
MOBILITY FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR IN
THE CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM. AS YOU
MAY RECALL. THE GENESIS OF THIS
BILL IS A CONSEQUENCE OF A
SERIES OF LETTERS WRITTEN AND
PUBLISHED IN THE SECTOR B LAST
YEAR ON BEHALF OF AFRICAN
AMERICAN EMPLOYEES WORKING AT
ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS CARB
CALIFORNIA PRISON SYSTEM AND THE
OFFICE OF STATE PUBLISHING. THE
COMMON THEME OF ALL OF THESE
STORIES IS THAT THERE IS A LACK
OF UPWARD MOBILITY AND INCLUSION
IN OUR CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM. IN
TERMS OF DIVERSITY. A B 16 OH,
FOUR REQUIRES THAT THE STATE
PERSONNEL BOARD ESTABLISHED A
PROCESS THAT INCLUDES DIVERSITY
AND BEST PRACTICES AND EACH
ASPECT OF THE DESIGN
ANNOUNCEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
OF EXAMINATIONS FOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF EMPLOYMENT
LISTS. A B 16 OH, FOUR PROVIDES
THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
RESOURCES MAY DEVELOP MODEL
UPWARD MOBILITY GOALS TO INCLUDE
RACE, GENDER AND L G B T Q. AS
FACTORS TO THE EXTENT
PERMISSIBLE UNDER STATE AND
FEDERAL EQUAL PROTECTION LAWS.
THIS BILL REQUIRES CAL HR TO
SUBMIT WITHIN ITS ANNUAL
WORKFORCE ANALYSIS AND CENSUS
REPORT. ALL OF THE ADVERSE
ACTIONS TAKEN BY DEPARTMENTS
AGAINST EMPLOYEES. IT CALLS FOR
THE REPORT TO INCLUDE THE TYPE
OF ADVERSE ACTION, ETHNICITY,
GENDER AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION.
IF AVAILABLE. THE GOAL IS TO SEE
IF THERE ARE PATTERNS OF
DISCRIMINATION IN THE
DEPARTMENTS. RECENT AMENDMENTS
HAVE TAKEN THE CONTROVERSIAL
ASPECT OF DIVERSIFYING BOARDS
AND COMMISSIONS OUT OF THE BILL.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE, SENATOR
BORD GIS. MR PRESIDENT. QUESTION
OF THE AUTHOR. IF I MAY, SENATOR
KAMLAGER, WILL YOU TAKE A
QUESTION? YES. SIMPLE, SIMPLE
QUESTION. UM. I KNOW WE HAD A
LENGTHY DEBATE BEFORE ON
ESSENTIALLY THE EQUAL PROTECTION
CLAUSE OF NOT JUST THE FEDERAL
CONSTITUTION, BUT THE STATE
CONSTITUTION. HOW DOES THIS WORK
WITH THAT PARTICULAR ISSUE? SO,
OF COURSE I AM NOT THE AUTHOR.
BUT MY UNDERSTANDING LUZ RIVAS
TANNED NG IS THAT THIS WOULD NOT
SUPERSEDE ANY FEDERAL OR EVEN
STATE LAWS, ESPECIALLY AS IT
RELATES TO THINGS LIKE
PROPOSITION 209 AND THE
INABILITY TO KIND OF DISCLOSING
COLLECT CERTAIN DATA. THE GOAL
OF THIS IS TO UM, STUDY AND
COLLECT DATA. UH THAT FOCUSES ON
DIVERSITY, BUT NOT SPECIFIC TO
ONE THING TO HELP US DETERMINE
HOW WE ARE EVALUATING HOW WE ARE
HIRING HOW WE ARE ADVERTISING
HOW WE ARE SUPPORTING, UM, THE
DIVERSIFICATION AND RETENTION.
OF POSITIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE
POSITIONS. AND AS I THINK I
STATED IN, UM THE OPENING. IT
HAS. BEEN IT'S A RESULT OF, UM
DATA THAT HAS SHOWN. UM AFRICAN
AMERICANS AND OTHER PEOPLE OF
COLOR DISPROPORTIONATELY ABSENT
, UM, FROM EITHER BEING HIRED OR
STAYING WITHIN CIVIL SERVICE
JOBS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE SENATOR
KAMLAGER. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
CLOSE? I THANK MY COLLEAGUE FOR
THE QUESTION FOR ALLOWING ME TO
EXPAND A LITTLE BIT MORE. AND I
APPRECIATE YOUR I VOTE. THANK
YOU, SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL AND FOLLOWED HIM TO 43.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA ADKINS. I
FAITH NÓ BECKER. I GORGEOUS.
BRADFORD CABRERA, CORTESI, SALLY
NÓ DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. AYE, HUESO. AYE,
FURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LABOR. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. I LINDA'S NO MEN. I
NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. WHAT A
CHILD BOOK. NO, PAM, I
PORTANTINO ROUGH. AYE, RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. GORGEOUS. NO.
JONES NÓ. NIELSEN. PORTANTINO
WELCOME. 30 NOS. SEVEN. THE
MEASURE PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FOUL ITEM. 248
SENATOR BECKER, ARE YOU PREPARED
? HE IS SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 38 BY SOME
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BOERNER HORVATH
AN ACT RELATING TO BUILDING
STANDARDS. SENATOR BECKER THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MAYBE 17 38 WOULD
REQUIRE HDD AND THE CALIFORNIA
BUILDING STANDARDS COMMISSION TO
CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF
MANDATORY BUILDING STANDARDS FOR
INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL
CHARGES AND EXISTING MULTI
FAMILY DWELLINGS. SCHOOLS HOTELS
, MOTELS AND NON RESIDENTIAL
DEVELOPMENTS DURING RETROFITS,
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO
EXISTING PARKING FACILITIES. THE
COMMISSION IN 2021 ADOPTED E V
CAPABLE AND EVIE READY
REQUIREMENTS FOR EXISTING
PARKING FACILITIES. IT'S NOT
INCLUDED EVEN INSTALLED
REQUIREMENTS, WHICH REQUIRED ALL
THE INFRASTRUCTURE PLUS THE
ACTUAL CHARGING STATION. A B 17
38 BE
CONSIDERED AND ADOPTED TO FILL
THIS GAP. RELIABLE ACCESS TO
EVIE CHARGING STATIONS IS
PARTICULARLY CHALLENGING FOR
RENTERS AND THOSE LIVING IN
MULTI UNIT DWELLINGS. STUDIES
HAVE SHOWN AS MUCH AS 85% OF
CHARGING FOR PERSONAL ELECTRIC
VEHICLES OCCURS AT HOME, BUT
PEOPLE LIVING IN APARTMENTS AND
CONDOMINIUMS TODAY DO NOT HAVE
ACCESS. MANY DO NOT HAVE ACCESS
TO THESE CHARGING STATIONS. THIS
BILL FRIED GREATER, MORE
RELIABLE ACCESS TO CHARGING
INFRASTRUCTURE TO LOW AND
MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES AND
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR,
SPECIFICALLY THOSE LIVING IN
MULTI FAMILY BUILDINGS WHICH
WILL MAKE ELECTRIC ZERO EMISSION
VEHICLE OWNERSHIP MORE FEASIBLE
WITH THAT? I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? HEARING INSANE UNDER
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM TWO FOR IT. ALAN
AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH
NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES. NO
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI,
SALLY. NÓ DODD. I ALSO I EGGMAN.
I LASER. GONZALES I GROWTH. NÓ
HERZBERG HUESO FURTADO. JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. I CARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN. BY MAGUIRE MELINDA'S NO
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. NIELSEN. NÓ
OCHOA, VOGUE. PAN. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
THE ABSENT MEMBERS ARCHULETTA.
AYE. GLASER. AYE. NEWMAN. AYE. A
TRIBE OAK. AYE. RUBIO. AYE.
HAMBURG. AYE. WILK. IS 32 NOS.
SEVEN. THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FOLLOW
ITEM 253 SENATOR DURAZO, SHE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY. YOU MAY READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 19 OH, FOUR BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON AN ACT
RELATING TO FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS, WHEREAS OH, THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GRAYSON. I
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 19 OH,
FOUR, WHICH WILL HELP STOP
PREDATORY MARKETING PRACTICES
AND GIVE CONSUMERS THE
INFORMATION THEY NEED TO MAKE
INFORMED CHOICES. THERE'S ALWAYS
BEEN A CONCERN ABOUT THE HARM
FROM DECEITFUL, PREDATORY
MARKETING PRACTICES, ESPECIALLY
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCIAL
SERVICES. AND YET THERE ARE
STILL NO CLEAR RULES FOR WHEN
COMPANIES SEND TARGETED
ADVERTISEMENTS. ALLOWING THEM TO
USE UNDERHANDED METHODS TO
CONFUSE CONSUMERS. IN SOME CASES
, TARGETED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
IDENTIFY THE CONSUMER BY NAME,
AND WE'LL LIST DEBTS. THEY DO
NOT ACTUALLY. OH GIVEN THE
IMPRESSION THAT THE MALE IS
ACTUALLY FROM A CREDITOR, THESE
TACTICS CAN BE ESPECIALLY
ANXIETY INDUCING AND HARMFUL FOR
FINANCIALLY VULNERABLE CONSUMERS
ALREADY DEALING WITH SO MUCH
STRESS. THIS BILL PROVIDES
CALIFORNIA'S CRUCIAL DISCLOSURES
WHEN THEY GET THESE TYPES OF
TARGETED ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS IS
A STRAIGHTFORWARD MEASURE AND
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING
T NONE. SECRETARY. POLICE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA.
AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH I THINK, ER. AYE FORTRESS. BRADFORD BARRA
LIKE ORTEZ. I DOLLY DODD. SO I
EGGMAN GLASER. GONZALES. I GROW.
HERTZBERG, WESSEL. HURTADO. AYE
JONES, KAMLAGER. I FLARED
FLAVOR. LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN NEWMAN, I,
NIELSEN. I PAN PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT I REVIEW SKINNER. ID
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. I'VE BEEN ER AYE,
ABSENT MEMBERS. MELINDA'S.
NIELSEN. WILK. 37 NOS. ZERO. THE
MEASURE PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FALL ITEM 257
SENATOR TATO, ARE YOU PREPARED?
SHE IS SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 1940 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALAS AN ACT
RELATING TO PUPIL HEALTH. SOONER
OR TAITO. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, COLLEAGUES. I AM
PROUD TO PRESENT A B 1940 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SALAS
, WHICH UPDATES AND MODERNIZES
THE EXISTING SCHOOL BASED HEALTH
CENTER OR SB HC AS IT'S KNOWN
GRANT PROGRAM TO MEET THE
CURRENT NEEDS OF STUDENTS.
HEALTH SPH CS WERE FIRST PUT
INTO STATUTE IN 2006, BUT HAVE
NEVER BEEN FUNDED BY THE STATE
DIRECTLY. CURRENTLY THERE ARE
293 SP HCS THAT PROVIDE ACCESS
TO HIGH QUALITY COMPREHENSIVE
HEALTHCARE TO 286,000 CHILDREN
IN CALIFORNIA. BUT THIS ONLY
COVERS 3% OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN
THE STATE. A B 1940 UPDATES THE
S BHC GRANT PROGRAM TO MATCH OUR
CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH HEALTH NEEDS
AND INCREASES THE GRANT AMOUNTS
AVAILABLE TO SCHOOLS TO
CONSTRUCT NEW SB HCS AND EXPAND
ALREADY EXISTING ONES. THIS BILL
IS A VITAL TOOL TO ADDRESSING
THE SIGNIFICANT DISPARITIES IN
CHILD AND YOUTH HEALTH AND
EDUCATION OUTCOMES, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HERE IN
CHINA. OH, DO WE? OKAY SOONER OR
COBURG? THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. UM I'VE GOT A QUESTION OF THE
FLOOR MANAGER. WILL YOU TAKE A
QUESTION? SO THANK YOU, UM. SO
THESE PUBLIC SCHOOL HEALTH
CENTER SUPPORT PROGRAMS. SCHOOL
BASED HEALTH CENTER SUPPORT
PROGRAMS AS WE DEFINED UM ARE WE
THINKING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS,
MIDDLE SCHOOLS, EVERY THINKING
HIGH SCHOOLS, AND THE REASON I'M
ASKING IS WE'RE GOING TO START
PROVIDING, UH, STUDENT HEALTH
CENTER TO PROVIDE NEW SERVICES
INCLUDING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND
DENTAL CARE, WHICH I THINK IT'S
A GREAT AND THIS IS ALONGSIDE
REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES ALLOWED
UNDER CURRENT LAW. SO I'M JUST
KIND OF CURIOUS. ARE WE LOOKING
AT PLACING THESE REALLY FIND
HEALTH CENTERS AT WHAT LEVEL
MIDDLE SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOLS
IN OUR PARENTS GOING TO BE
INFORMED OF THE SERVICES BEING,
UM, REQUESTED OR PROVIDED TO OUR
CHILDREN? GO AHEAD. THROUGH THE
PRESIDENT. UM. MY UNDERSTANDING
IS THAT THE SB HCS AT LEAST BE
THE SERVICES THAT ARE PROVIDED
ARE DONE. OR THE DECISIONS ARE
BEING MADE BY THE SCHOOLS IN THE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. SO. I DON'T
WANT TO GIVE YOU INCORRECT
INFORMATION, BUT MY
UNDERSTANDING IS THAT THEY WOULD
PROVIDE ANY INFORMATION. THE
LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS WOULD
PROVIDE THE INFORMATION ON THE
SERVICES THAT THEY THAT THEY
WOULD OFFER. BUT I'M KIND OF
CURIOUS ABOUT THE STUDENTS AS
WE'RE FACILITATING THESE MEDICAL
CLINICS ON CAMPUSES AND THESE
SERVICES ARE BEING PROVIDED TO
THE STUDENTS. I'M JUST KIND OF
CURIOUS. AS WHAT THE PLAN WHAT
IS THE VISION THAT WE'RE SEEING
HERE AS FAR AS PARENT ENGAGEMENT
INFORMATION, AND WHO'S GOING TO
BE PAYING FOR THE SERVICES? HOW
ARE THESE SERVICE IS GOING TO BE
BILLED. AS WE'RE PROVIDING
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES TO
ONCE AGAIN. MY QUESTION. ARE WE
THINKING MIDDLE SCHOOL? ARE WE
THINKING ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS? ARE
WE THINKING HIGH SCHOOLS? WHAT
IS THE VISION IN THIS BILL? IN
THE SCOPE WHEN IT COMES TO THESE
FACILITIES BEING IMPLEMENTED. SO
UH, IF I MAY THROUGH RED HAT
CENTER, THIS IS SOMETHING THAT
IS ONCE AGAIN DECIDED AT THE
LOCAL LEVEL, BUT AH, THE EXACT
VISION. I MEAN, THAT'S SOMETHING
THAT I'D HAVE TO GET FROM THE
AUTHOR FOR YOU. BUT IF THERE'S
CONCERN AS WE KNOW THERE IS IN
THE, UM SOME CONCERN IN THE
ANALYSIS ABOUT THE REPRODUCTIVE
PART. I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT, UM
THAT S P. H C S, UH THERE ARE NO
SB HCS THAT HAVE EVER PROVIDED
ABORTION SERVICES TO STUDENTS,
SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
HAVE THAT LOCAL CONTROL TO
CHOOSE WHAT SERVICES THEY
PROVIDE TO THE STUDENTS AND A B
1940 DOES NOT ADD REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH SERVICES TO THE EDUCATION
CODE THAT HAS BEEN IN STATUTE
FOR OVER A DECADE. SO I DON'T
KNOW IF THAT YOU KNOW, ANSWERS
YOUR QUESTION, BUT UM, ONCE
AGAIN, THAT'S A LOCAL CONTROL.
UH ISSUE SO. AS WE'RE VOTING FOR
THIS PARTICULAR BILL, I JUST
WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU
KNOW WE AS LEGISLATORS
UNDERSTAND THAT IF WE SUPPORT
THESE FACILITIES WITHOUT THE
LIKE LOCAL GUIDANCE, UM I KNOW I
UNDERSTAND THAT THE THAT
EVERYONE IS GOING TO BE DECIDING
THIS ON A LOCAL CONTROL. BUT
WE'RE PROVIDING PARAMETERS, AND
WE PASSED A BILL LAST YEAR WHERE
WE PROHIBITED HEALTH PLANS FROM
INFORMING THE HEALTH PLAN
HOLDERS SUCH AS PARENTS FROM, UM
INFORMING THEM. WHAT SERVICES IN
WHAT? UM MEDICATIONS, UM,
CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 12 COULD
RECEIVE. SO MY CONCERN WITH THIS
PARTICULAR BILL WOULD BE THAT,
UM WE'RE NOW PROVIDING THESE
SERVICES ON CAMPUS WITHOUT
PARENTS KNOWING HEALTH WISE OR
THROUGH THEIR THEIR HEALTH PLANS
. WHAT IS BEING PROVIDED TO THE
TO THEIR CHILDREN? AND ASIDE FOR
THE POTENTIAL FRAUD BECAUSE WE
DON'T KNOW HOW TO VERIFY THE
SERVICE IS BEING CHARGED WITH
THESE HEALTH PLANS. I ALSO I'M
COMPELLED AND VERY CONCERNED
ABOUT THE FACT THAT WE'RE
OPENING UP A CAN OF WORMS PER SE
AS FAR AS SERVICES WITHOUT THE
ABILITY FOR PARENTS TO BE
INFORMED. AND SO I'M EXTREMELY
CONCERNED OF SUPPORTING A BILL
THAT PUTS THESE FACILITIES WITH
THE NEW TITLES AND WE DON'T HAVE
ANYTHING IN PLACE TO ENSURE THAT
PARENTS ARE IN FOR CAREGIVERS
ARE INFORMED OF WHAT THEIR
CHILDREN ARE GOING TO HAVE
ACCESS TO. THANK YOU.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU. SENATOR PAN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. SENATORS, I
RISE IN SUPPORT OF 18 1940 BILL
THAT WE DID HERE IN HEALTH
COMMITTEE AND I ALSO VOTED FOR
IT AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE AS
WELL. AND I'M GOING TO SPEAK TO
IT. THIS BILL, BOTH AS A
PHYSICIAN WHO USED TO BE THE
MEDICAL CONSULTANT FOR SCHOOL
DISTRICT, SO, UH HERE AND IN
SACRAMENTO AS WELL AS OF COURSE,
APPARENT WHO HAS CHILDREN IN
SCHOOL. WHAT WE DO KNOW IS
SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
PROVIDE VITAL ACCESS TO
HEALTHCARE AND A CONVENIENT
SETTING FOR STUDENTS. UM, IT'S
IT HELPS IMPROVE THE NOT ONLY
THE HEALTH OUTCOMES BECAUSE ALSO
HAS ALSO HELPS THE EDUCATIONAL
OUTCOMES OF THE STUDENTS AS WELL
. I THINK MANY PARENTS OFTEN
TIMES ARE STRUGGLING TO YET
HEALTHCARE FOR THEIR CHILDREN.
IF IT'S NOT JUST AFFORDABILITY,
IT'S ALSO ACCESS AND IN TERMS OF
TIME PEOPLE WORKING AND KIDS
BEING IN NOT WANTING TO MISS
SCHOOL AND SO FORTH. AND ALSO
BECOMES A RESOURCE FOR SCHOOL
TEACHERS AND STAFF AS WELL. THEY
IDENTIFY HEALTH BARRIERS TO
STUDENTS. UH WHO WHO ARE HAVING
CHALLENGES IN SCHOOL HEALTH, BY
THE WAY, ALSO INCLUDES MENTAL
HEALTH. I WOULD MAKE NOTE THAT
SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS THEY
ARE ESTABLISHED IN TERMS OF THE
TYPES OF SERVICES DELIVERED, OF
COURSE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
SCHOOL BOARD, BECAUSE, AFTER
ALL, THEY'RE LOCATED IN SCHOOLS.
OUR ELECTED SCHOOL BOARDS WHO,
OF COURSE, ARE ELECTED BY THE
PEOPLE IN THE DISTRICT WHO, OF
COURSE, HAVE TO MEET LOCAL LAWS.
IN TERMS OF, YOU KNOW, PARENTS
BE ABLE TO ACCESS AND PETITIONED
THE SCHOOL BOARD ARE THE ONES
WHO WILL ESTABLISH THE
PARAMETERS FOR THE SCHOOL BASED
HEALTH CENTERS AND WHAT TYPES OF
SERVICES WILL BE DELIVERED. I
THINK WHAT IS IMPORTANT IN THE
BILL IS THAT WE ACTUALLY NOT
OVERLY RESTRICT THE TYPES OF
SERVICES INSTEAD ALLOWED THE
LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS AND THE
COMMUNITIES DECIDE WHAT SERVICES
THEY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THEIR
STUDENTS TO HAVE ACCESS TO, AND
I THINK THAT'S A VERY IMPORTANT
COMPONENT OF THIS BILL. AH!
BECAUSE AFTER ALL, WHAT WE WANT
TO DO IS WITH THIS LEGISLATION
IS ENSURED THAT WE IMPROVE
ACCESS TO NATALIE HEALTHCARE,
BUT ALSO REDUCE HEALTHCARE
BARRIERS OR HEALTH BARRIERS TO
STUDENTS BEING ABLE TO SUCCEED.
AND LEARN IN SCHOOL, AND SO IN
TERMS OF WHO PAYS FOR THESE
SERVICES? WELL THERE'S A
POTENTIALLY VARIETY OF DIFFERENT
MECHANISMS. IN FACT, ACTUALLY,
WE HERE HAVE WORKED HERE IN THE
LEGISLATURE TO ACTUALLY TRYING
TO IMPROVE, FOR EXAMPLE,
COVERAGE FOR SERVICES THROUGH
OUR MEDICAL PROGRAM AND OTHER
TYPES OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS. AND OF
COURSE, WE'VE ALSO LOOKED AT HOW
WE CAN TRY TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO
WORKING WITH PRIVATE HEALTH
PLANS TO ALSO PROVIDE COVERAGE
AS WELL, PARTICULARLY AROUND
MENTAL HEALTH. SO UM, LET'S NOT
READ INTO THIS. UM AH, MORE THAN
UH THAN WHAT'S ACTUALLY THERE.
THIS IS ABOUT SCHOOL HEALTH. IN
A CONVENIENT SETTING FOR
STUDENTS AND FAMILIES. THAT IS
GOING TO BE OPERATED UNDER
DIRECTION AND GUIDANCE OF AN
ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD, WHO WILL
DECIDE IN WORKING WITH THEIR
CONSTITUENTS. THE PEOPLE LIVE IN
THEIR DISTRICT. WHAT TYPES OF
SERVICES THEY WOULD LIKE TO SEE
AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS IN THE
SCHOOL DISTRICT AND AT WHICH
SCHOOLS BY THE WAY AS WELL,
WHETHER THEY JUST WANT TO DO
HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL.
THERE'S CERTAIN SERVICES,
PERHAPS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
THAT THEY MADE DECIDED TO HAVE,
BUT THEN NOT HAVE, BUT THEN ALSO
HAVE DIFFERENT SERVICES AT A
HIGH SCHOOL, SO THAT WILL BE
DECIDED BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND
SCHOOL BOARDS. BUT I WOULD JUST
SAY THAT LET'S HELP FACILITATE
IMPROVED ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE.
LET'S FACILITATE BETTER
EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS AND
REDUCING THOSE HEALTH BARRIERS.
BY KEVIN HEALTH SERVICES
AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS WHERE IT'S
MUCH MORE CONVENIENT FOR
FAMILIES WITH THAT, RESPECTFULLY
ASK WHEN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR LEYVA. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I WANT TO AGREE WITH
EVERYTHING THAT MY COLLEAGUE
FROM SACRAMENTO SAID. I, TOO,
SAW THIS BILL IN HEALTH
COMMITTEE AND IN EDUCATION
COMMITTEE, AND AS THE BILL
OUTLINES, IT PROVIDES TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE. IT'S TO HELP SERVE
AS A LIAISON BETWEEN SERVICES
AND SEED, PH. AND, MOST
IMPORTANTLY, IT'S ABOUT ACCESS.
WE KNOW OUR KIDS GO TO SCHOOL
EVERY DAY. WE KNOW PARENTS ARE
WORKING, AND THEY MAY NOT HAVE
THE TIME TO GET THEIR CHILDREN.
THEY MAY NOT HAVE TO BE ABLE TO
GET TIME OFF OF WORK. THIS IS
SOMETHING THAT CAN HELP PROVIDE
AGED APPROPRIATE CARE, PHYSICAL
CARE, MENTAL AND ORAL HEALTH
ASSESSMENTS IN A SCHOOL SETTING
A PLACE WHERE STUDENTS AND I
THINK PARENTS FEEL SAFE. IT
REDUCES HEALTHCARE BARRIERS. AS
WAS SAID BY MY COLLEAGUE. I
THINK MOST IMPORTANTLY, THOUGH,
THIS IT'S A LOCAL CONTROL ISSUE
, AS THE FLOOR MANAGER SAID, BUT
IT'S ALSO UP TO THE SCHOOL BOARD
TO DECIDE WHAT WILL BE ALLOWED.
SO THIS ISN'T EACH INDIVIDUAL
SCHOOL, JUST DECIDING WHAT THEY
WANT TO DO. AND EVERYTHING WILL
BE AGED, APPROPRIATE CARE. UH,
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OF EIGHT SENATOR
GROVE. THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT. I DO AGREE WITH MY
COLLEAGUE WHO JUST SPOKE THAT IT
DOES PROVIDE TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE, BUT IT ALSO PROVIDES
UNDER SECTION ONE LINE THREE.
SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CARE CENTERS
PROVIDE QUALITY AGE AND
DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE,
COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE AND
OTHER SUPPORTIVE SERVICES ON OUR
NEAR PUBLIC SCHOOL CAMPUSES. WE
ALL KNOW THAT THIS LEGISLATIVE
BODY HAS PASSED LEGISLATION SAY
THAT APPROPRIATE AGE HEALTHCARE
IS 12 YEAR OLDS FOR THEM TO BE
TAKEN OFF CAMPUS FOR AN ABORTION
WITHOUT THEIR PARENTS KNOWLEDGE.
SO THIS BASICALLY FALLS IN LINE
WITH THAT. AND IF YOU LOOK AT A
CODE SECTION LET ME GET THAT FOR
YOU. IF YOU LOOK AT CODE SECTION
124174 IN THE DEFINITIONS, IT
DEFINITELY SAYS THE SAME THING.
THE CENTERS PROVIDE QUALITY AGE
APPROPRIATE AND DEVELOPMENTALLY
APPROPRIATE. COMPREHENSIVE
HEALTHCARE, WHICH IN THE CASE OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA I'M
PRETTY MUCH GUESSING 99% THAT
MEANS ABORTION SERVICES FOR OUR
CHILDREN AS WELL. SO
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A NO VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FOR THE
DESCRIPTION OF THE VOTE, SENATOR
ROBACH. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, AND
THANK YOU FOR THE CODE SECTIONS
THAT WERE EXPRESSED BY MY
COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD AND
THAT THAT'S ACTUALLY MY CONCERN
OF THE EXTENSION OF WHERE WE'RE
GOING IN THE LEGISLATURE WITH
THE HEALTH CARE OF OUR STUDENTS
, AND I DO ALSO SIT ON THE
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION. AND I
ALSO HEARD THIS BILL THEN AND AT
THE FIRST AT MY FIRST INKLING AS
A PARENT AND AS A FORMER TEACHER
IS A SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER IS
SOMEONE WHO IS AN ADVOCATE FOR
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND ACCESS TO
MEDICAL SERVICES, ESPECIALLY IN
MY DISTRICT WHERE WE'RE VERY
LIMITED AS FAR AS UM DOCTORS AND
NURSES AND JUST OVERALL ANYTHING
THAT HAS TO DO WITH HEALTHCARE
AT THE FIRST INSTINCT, I THOUGHT
, OH, THIS IS GREAT. THIS WOULD
BE A WONDERFUL ADDITION TO OUR
COMMUNITIES AND THEN AND THEN IT
OCCURRED TO ME. UM AS I WAS
ACTUALLY AFTER THE FACTORING AND
AFTER THE COMMITTEE IS I WENT
HOME FOR THE MONTH OF JULY.
REALLY THINKING ABOUT THIS
PARTICULAR BILL? AND I THOUGHT,
WOW, IT'S THE DOTS STARTED
CONNECTING IN MY IN MY HEAD
ABOUT WHERE WE COULD POTENTIALLY
AWARE THIS BILL COULD
POTENTIALLY GO. THIS BILL,
ESPECIALLY WITH THE WHAT I'VE
SEEN IN THE PAST 20 MONTHS IN
THE LEGISLATURE, WHERE WE'RE
PASSING, UM IT FRIGHTENED ME. IT
FRIGHTENED ME BECAUSE OF WHAT
POTENTIALLY COULD BE OFFERING
OUR CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 12 AT
OUR SCHOOL DISTRICTS. FIRST OF
ALL THE FACT THAT MEDICAL, UM
SERVICES COULD BE GIVEN AGED
APPROPRIATE, WHICH YOU KNOW, MY
COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD
EXPLAINED IT. WHAT POTENTIAL
THAT COULD BE, UM AND THEN LAST
YEAR WITH THE BILL THAT WE WERE
PROHIBITED OUR HEALTH PLANS FROM
INFORMING OUR PARENTS SO IN MY
OPINION. OVERALL THIS BILL
SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT BILL, UM,
PROVIDING HEALTH ACCESS TO OUR
STUDENTS, BUT IN REALITY. WE ARE
IN POWERING OUR SCHOOL DISTRICTS
AND YES WITH LOCAL CONTROL,
BECAUSE I DO BELIEVE IN LOCAL
CONTROL ON THAT END, BUT HOW
MANY OF OUR PARENTS AND I CAN
TELL YOU THAT WE HAVE A WE HAVE
MANY MORE PARENTS BEING ENGAGED
IN THIS SPACE NOW WITH OUR
SCHOOL, LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS. BUT
ONCE AGAIN WE'RE FACILITATING
MEANT OUR HEALTH CLINICS NOW
THAT ARE GOING TO BE
COMPREHENSIVE IN HEALTHCARE
AFTER PASSING A LAW LAST YEAR
THAT PROHIBITS. PROHIBITS OUR
PARENTS OR CAREGIVERS FROM
KNOWING. WHAT SERVICES MEDICAL
SERVICES MEDICATIONS ARE
CHILDREN. RECEIVING OR REQUIRING. THINK VERY DEEPLY ABOUT WHAT
THAT COULD MEAN. THAT MEANS THAT
THE STATE OUR SCHOOL BOARDS CAN
ACTUALLY FACILITATE MEDICAL
TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITHOUT
ABSOLUTELY NO KNOWLEDGE OR
ENGAGEMENT FROM THE PARENTS OR
THE BASICALLY EMANCIPATING OUR
CHILDREN. WITH THEIR HEALTH CARE
IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AS A
PARENT. AND FUTURE GRANDPARENT.
I'M EXTREMELY CONCERNED. ABOUT
WHERE WE'RE GOING ON THIS END,
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR A NO
VOTE. SOONER OR LABOR. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I THINK THAT
WE'VE GONE A LITTLE FAR A FIELD
AND I THINK THAT MY COLLEAGUES
ARE SEEING GHOSTS. I REALLY DO
NOT THINK THAT A SCHOOL BOARD IS
GOING TO APPROVE THAT ABORTIONS
CAN BE OF PERFORMED ON ANY
SCHOOL CAMPUS. SO WE'RE SO
WORRIED ABOUT WHAT COULD MAYBE
HAPPEN OR WHAT WE PERCEIVE COULD
HAPPEN. WE'RE GOING TO TAKE AWAY
VALUABLE SERVICES FROM MEMBERS.
EXCUSE ME FROM OUR CHILDREN. I
CARE, HEARING CARE, MEDICAL CARE
AND NOTHING IN THE BILL TALKS
ABOUT MEDICATION. THEY'RE NOT
GOING TO BE DISTRIBUTING
MEDICATION TOWARDS CHILDREN, SO
I JUST THINK WE'VE GOTTEN A
LITTLE FAR FIELD. THOSE WHO
SUPPORT IT SHOULD VOTE I THOSE
WHO DON'T SUPPORT IT SHOULD
VOTE. NO I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. THANK YOU. SENATOR
DOLLY. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
MEMBER I RISE IN OPPOSITION.
LOOK LET'S JUST CUT TO THE CHASE
HERE AT THE END OF THE DAY, THIS
LEGISLATURE ACROSS THE BOARD HAS
BEEN TAKING PARENTS' RIGHTS
AWAY. I RAN A BILL TO ALLOW TO
JUST PUT SEX EDUCATION UP ON THE
INTERNET SO PARENTS COULD SEE
WHAT THERE WAS BEING TAUGHT IN
OUR SCHOOLS. THIS IS ANOTHER
STEP. THERE'S ANOTHER BILL
COMING UP, WHICH IS SB 11 84.
BUY THE GOODS, BUT WE'RE GONNA
BE TALKING ABOUT SERVICES AGAIN
. I JUST WANT TO BE ON RECORD TO
SAY THAT THIS IS WHY THOUSANDS
OF PARENTS ARE TAKING THEIR KIDS
OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL BECAUSE
IT'S TURNING INTO A HEALTH
FACILITY WITHOUT OUR KNOWLEDGE,
AND IT'S WRONG. AT THE END OF
THE DAY, PARENTS NEED TO BE BE
EDUCATED AND KNOW YOU CAN SAY
ABOUT LOCAL CONTROL. BUT AT THE
END OF THE DAY, A LOT OF THIS
STUFF HAS NEVER DAYLIGHT IT OUT
IN THE OPEN, WHERE PARENTS
ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT'S
HAPPENING AT SCHOOLS, BUT THEY
DO UNDERSTAND ONE THING. THAT
THIS LEGISLATURE IS MOVING IN A
DIRECTION TO TAKE AWAY YOUR
CONTROL OF YOUR CHILD AND LET
SOMEBODY ELSE ADMINISTER THEIR
HEALTHCARE AT SCHOOL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR NO BOAT ON
A B 1940. THANK YOU, SENATOR
BATES.THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT,
JUST ADDING TO THE DISCUSSION. I
DO THINK WE HAVE COME FAR A
FIELD AND THAT'S BECAUSE WE HAVE
TAKEN PARENTS OUT OF THE
EQUATION. THIS WOULD BE A GREAT
BILL. IF ALL YOU PUT AN
AMENDMENT THAT ALLOWED PARENTS
TO BE PART OF THE CONSULTATION
BEFORE ANY MEDICATION OR MEDICAL
TREATMENT WAS PROVIDED A CHILD
AND IN PARTICULAR, LET'S FORGET
THE REPRODUCTIVE ISSUE. I AM
CONCERNED ABOUT BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH, AND WHEN CHILDREN HAD
MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, IT
REQUIRES VERY, VERY SPECIFIC
TREATMENT FROM I'M A
PSYCHOLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS
THAT'S TRAINED SPECIFICALLY. IN
PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
THAT WOULD BE REQUIRED AND THAT
TO ME WOULD BE VERY IMPORTANT
FOR A PARENT TO BE ADVISED OF,
AND THERE'S NOTHING NOTHING THAT
REQUIRES A PARENTAL CONSULT
CONSULTATION WITH THESE
PARTICULARLY HEALTH AGENCIES
WITHIN OUR SCHOOLS AND CREATING
ANOTHER. HEALTH AGENCY WITHIN
OUR SCHOOLS. THEY HAD JUST
DOESN'T COME COMPORT TO LOGIC. I
MEAN, WE HAVE COMMUNITY HEALTH.
WE'VE GOT MEDICAL. WE'VE GOT
EVERYTHING TO PROVIDE HEALTH
SERVICES TO MEMBERS OF OUR
COMMUNITY AND PUT PUTTING
SOMETHING IN OUR SCHOOLS THAT
ELIMINATE A PARENT FROM
CONNECTION TO THAT IS, UM JUST.
CAN'T COMPREHEND THAT FRANKLY
FROM MY GENERATION, SO I URGE A
NO VOTE. HMM THANK YOU, SENATOR
OUT. MELINDA'S THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I HAVE A QUESTION OF
THE FLOOR MANAGER IF I MAY
SENATOR HER TITLE. YOU TAKE A
QUESTION. SHE WILL PROBABLY
REGRETTING RIGHT NOW THAT SHE
AGREED TO MANAGE THIS BILL. BUT
HERE WE ARE, UM IS THERE
ANYTHING IN THIS BILL THAT
EXPLICITLY STATES THAT PARENTS
MUST BE AT LEAST NOTIFIED OF THE
TYPES OF SERVICES THAT THEIR
CHILDREN MAY RECEIVE AT THIS
FACILITY? THROUGH THE PRESIDENT,
JERK. TO MY UNDERSTANDING THIS
BILL ONCE AGAIN AS I, YOU KNOW,
UM, EXPRESSED EARLIER. THE
CONTROL IS LEFT. TO THE LOCAL
SCHOOL BOARDS AND LOCAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT. UM I WANT TO JUST RE
EMPHASIZE THAT SB H C. S ALREADY
EXISTS IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, THEIR STUDENTS THAT
ALREADY ARE PART OF IT AND
GETTING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE.
SO I. UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS
THAT YOU'RE POSING. I JUST DON'T
NECESSARILY. I THINK THERE'S A
LOT OF FEAR THAT, UM IN REGARDS
TO THIS BILL THAT THAT IT REALLY
DOESN'T CHANGE THE WAY THAT
PARENTS GET NOTIFIED OR ANYTHING
OF THAT SORT. IT DOESN'T CHANGE
. UM YOU KNOW, MEDICAL CONSENT
LAWS. SO I WANT. I REALLY WANT
TO EMPHASIZE THAT AS WELL. THANK
YOU SO, AND I APPRECIATE YOUR
WILLINGNESS TO TRY TO CLARIFY
THIS. UM, SO THE CONCERN COMES,
OF COURSE, FROM WHAT WE'VE SEEN
OVER THE YEARS AND CHANGES IN
THE PARENTS' ROLE IN THEIR
CHILD'S LIFE COMPARED TO THE
STATES DECIDED ROLE IN PEOPLE'S
CHILDREN'S LIVES AND. AND I
THINK THAT CONCERN IS VALID. AND
I'VE HEARD A LOT OF COMMENTS
TODAY ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE WANT.
AND HONESTLY WHAT I WANT IS FOR
POLITICIANS KEEP THEIR NOSE OUT
OF OUR BUSINESS AND THE BUSINESS
OF OUR KIDS. IT'S NOT THE
GOVERNMENT'S ROLE TO RAISE OUR
CHILDREN. IT'S NOT THE
GOVERNMENT'S ROLE TO DECIDE WHAT
HEALTH CARE IS BEST FOR THEM.
THE PARENTS NEED TO BE INVOLVED
. THE PARENTS NEED TO BE THE
ULTIMATE, UM, DECISION MAKER
REGARDING THESE HEALTH DECISIONS
FOR THEIR CHILDREN, AND I'M NOT
BUYING THE FACT THAT PARENTS ARE
TOO BUSY PARENTS. I MEAN,
THERE'S A WHOLE HOST OF OTHER
THINGS THAT YOU ALL DON'T THINK
THAT THE PARENTS ARE TOO BUSY TO
DO WHEN IT COMES TO THEIR
CHILDREN, BUT FOR SOME REASON,
THIS ONE, THEY'RE JUST TOO BUSY,
AND THEY JUST CAN'T GET AWAY
FROM WORK. THAT IS NONSENSE. I
THINK THIS IS AN EXPANSION.
THOUGH MAYBE WELL INTENTIONED.
IT IS AN EXPANSION AND IT IS A
FURTHER INTRUSION ON PARENTAL
RIGHTS. AND ALL WE ARE ASKING IS
THAT RATHER THAN CUT PARENTS OUT
OF THE EQUATION. THAT WE KEEP
PARENTS IN THE LOOP. I THINK
THAT'S A VERY SIMPLE ASKING FOR
THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE CHILDREN.
I'M SURE YOU WOULD AGREE WITH
THAT THAT YOU WANT TO KNOW
WHAT'S GOING ON WITH YOUR CHILD
. BUT THIS BILL IN IT WHERE WE
TALK ABOUT THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
SERVICES ASPECT OF THIS, I WANT
YOU TO THINK ABOUT THE FACT THAT
IF YOUR CHILD HAS SOME SORT OF,
UM ISSUE THAT THEY'RE DEALING
WITH SOME SORT OF, UM YOU KNOW
GREAT DIFFICULTY THAT THEY'RE
STRUGGLING WITH. PERHAPS THEY'VE
GOTTEN TO THE POINT WHERE
THEY'RE THINKING ABOUT SELF HARM
OR SUICIDE. WOULDN'T YOU WANT TO
KNOW THAT THAT'S GOING ON IN
YOUR CHILD'S LIFE SO THAT YOU
COULD PARTNER WITH THE
HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS TO HELP
YOUR CHILD. WOULD YOU APPRECIATE
IT IF YOU WERE CUT OUT OF THE
LOOP, AND YOU DIDN'T EVEN KNOW
THAT YOUR CHILD WAS THINKING
THAT THEREFORE, IF YOU DON'T
KNOW IF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
DECIDE THAT THAT'S NOT SOMETHING
THAT SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO
PARENTS, THEN YOU AS A PARENT.
YOU'RE NOT LOOKING FOR THE
SIGNS. FROM YOUR CHILD WHEN
THEY'RE AT HOME, WHICH THERE ARE
CERTAIN THINGS THAT YOU WOULD
LOOK FOR. NOT ONLY ARE YOU NOT
LOOKING FOR THE SIGNS, BUT IF
YOU DON'T KNOW THE SIGNS OR EVEN
THERE THAN YOU. YOU HAVE NO
OPPORTUNITY TO INTERVENE AND
HELP THEM. SO AGAIN, I'M SURE
THE BILL IS WELL INTENTIONED,
BUT THIS GOES A LITTLE DEEPER
THAN JUST WANTING TO MAKE SURE
THAT PARENTS WHO HAVE DIFFICULTY
GETTING THEIR CHILD TO THE
DOCTOR HAVE ACCESS TO IT. THIS
DOES GO BEYOND THAT. AND I WOULD
ASK THAT YOU CONSIDER THAT AND
RESPECTFULLY WOULD REQUEST A NO
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
KAMLAGER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I ACTUALLY HAD TO
REREAD THE BILL BECAUSE I AH,
GOT CONFUSED. I AM. MÀ WHAT SOME
SO ANYWAY, UM, BASED ON MY
READING, IT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE
THIS IS TAKING AWAY ANY KIND OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS OR INVOLVEMENT
IN A CHILD'S HEALTH. IT'S ABOUT
EXPANDING ACCESS TO ALL KINDS OF
HEALTH CARE SERVICES THAT CAN
EITHER BE FOUND ON A CAMPUS OR
CAN BE OFFERED IN CONCERT WITH
COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS.
THE BILL TALKS ABOUT TELEHEALTH
IT TALKS ABOUT WORKING WITH
COORDINATING ENTITIES TO MAKE
SURE THAT THERE IS COMPREHENSIVE
HEALTHCARE. ACCESS AVAILABLE TO
STUDENTS, AND WE HAVE SEEN THE
DEMISE OF YOU KNOW, FOOD
PROGRAMS OF HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
OF ARTS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS
OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS, AND HOW
I READ THE BILL IS AT LEAST
WE'RE TRYING TO RECONNECT
FUNDING TO SCHOOLS AS IT RELATES
TO MAKING SURE THAT YOUNG PEOPLE
HAVE ACCESS TO BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH, MENTAL HEALTH. AND
PHYSICAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES. I
DON'T THINK THAT ANYONE AS A
PARENT WANTS TO BE PRECLUDED,
BUT THE LANGUAGE THAT I READ
DOESN'T SAY THAT PARENTS ARE
PRECLUDED FROM ANY OF THESE
ACTIONS OR ACTIVITIES THAT WOULD
BE HAPPENING ON SCHOOL SERVICES
. AND IT ONLY SAYS THAT THIS
THESE KINDS OF HEALTHCARE
SERVICES WOULD BE STUDENT
FOCUSED. SO, LIKE LOOKING AT
WHAT CHILDREN NEED WHAT CHILDREN
ARE EXPERIENCING IN SCHOOL, AND
HOW DO WE MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE
PROVIDING THAT KIND OF CARE FOR
THEM? 100% AGREE WITH MY
COLLEAGUE FROM LAKE ELSINORE. UM
WE SHOULD BE KEEPING OUR NOSE
OUT. OF AH, YOU KNOW PEOPLE'S
HEALTH CARE DECISIONS. LIKE. THE
GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE STAYING OUT
OF OUR VAGINAS. I ALSO WOULD
JUST LIKE TO SHARE THAT THERE
WAS, UM IN ARTICLE NOT LONG AGO
THAT TALKED ABOUT A 10 YEAR OLD
GIRL. A 10 YEAR OLD GIRL. GOING
TO HER. UM. THERAPIST AND ALSO
TRYING TO FIND A SCHOOL DOCTOR.
BECAUSE SHE WAS BEING RAPED BY
HER FATHER. AND MAYBE IN THAT
SCENARIO THAT CHILD WOULD NOT BE
INCLUDING HER PARENT. IN HER
DESIRE TO GET SOME KIND OF
ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE AT SCHOOL.
AND MAYBE THE SCHOOL WAS THE
SAFEST PLACE FOR HER TO GET
INFORMATION. TO HELP HER MANAGE
THROUGH THAT DECISION. I AM
BEING SPECIFIC. TO RAPE AND
ABORTION. SINCE IT'S BEEN
RAISED, BUT THIS IS GENERAL TO
GENERAL HEALTH CARE FOR YOUNG
KIDS. SO I'M URGING AN AYE VOTE,
AND I'M ACTUALLY URGING FOLKS TO
GET BACK TO READING OF THE BILL
SO THAT WE ARE CLEAR ABOUT WHAT
EXACTLY IT DOES. IT IS NOT CREEP
, UM INTO PERFORMING. YOU KNOW
CERTAIN KINDS OF ACTIVITIES ON
COLLEGE CAMPUSES WITHOUT THE
CONSENT OF PARENTS. IN FACT, IT
DOESN'T SAY ANYWHERE IN THE BILL
THAT THINGS HAPPEN WITHOUT THE
CONSENT OF PARENTS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR NELSON. YES,
SIR. MR PRESIDENT, LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THE SENATE YEAR AFTER
YEAR THROUGH MY ENTIRE TENURE
HERE WE HAVE ENTERTAINED AND
PASSED MANY BILLS. ELIMINATE
PARENTS. FROM THE RAISING OF
THEIR OWN CHILDREN. THAT
REMINDED A TOURING A CLINIC MANY
MANY YEARS AGO. I JUST BEEN
ELECTED. AND ONE OF THE PEOPLE
THERE SAID WELL, THEY'RE BAD
PARENTS. AND WE KNOW WHAT'S
BEST. FOR THE KIDS. I BRISTLE AT
THAT WHEN I RELATE THAT STORY
EVEN NOW. WE KNOW WHAT'S BEST. I
SAID, LOOK. I KNOW THEY'RE BAD
PARENTS. PROBABLY SEEN MORE THAN
MOST OF YOU. BUT I'LL TELL YOU,
THE BLOOD BOND. OF HAVING A
CHILD. RAISING A CHILD. YES, SO
BUT SUPERIOR TO THIS ABSTRACT
CONCEPT. WE KNOW WHAT'S BEST.
THE CHILDREN. AND ANOTHER REASON
WE HAVE SO DIMINISHED. THE
QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN
CALIFORNIA OVER THE DECADES. WE
HAVE ASKED PUBLIC EDUCATION TO
DO SO MANY THINGS THAT THEY
OUGHT NOT BE DOING. WE CAN'T
EVEN GET KIDS THROUGH HIGH
SCHOOL THAT CN READ. OR THEY'RE
TAKEN WRITE LEGIBLY. BUT NOW
WE'RE GOING TO PUT HEALTH
CLINICS. AND THERE'S NO.
PROVISION HERE THAT I SEE THAT
INSISTS AND REQUIRES PARENTS
BEING PARENTS BEING INFORMED AND
SAYING, YES, THAT'S OKAY. AND
THAT THEY THEN OFTENTIMES WITH
HEALTH ISSUES, THIS CONTINUING
CARE OF THE DISTRICT WIRED. SO
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT GOING TO
TAKE CARE OF ALL OF THAT. WELL,
THERE'S SOME MONEY, APPARENTLY
FROM THE EXISTING PROGRAM HERE.
BUT THIS IS GOING TO ENTAIL ANY
ENORMOUS IMPACT OF COSTS. ON
EDUCATION. SO WHO'S GOING TO PAY
FOR THAT? LET'S QUIT TRYING TO
BE THE PARENT AND LET'S THOSE
WHO ARE THE PARENTS. BE THE
PARENT. AS I LEAVE HERE, I WOULD
HOPE THAT THIS BEGINS TO WIND
DOWN AND WE RESTORE. PARENTAL
AUTHORITY. PARENTAL
RESPONSIBILITY. AND RESPECT THAT
INSTEAD OF DISREGARDING IT. AND
RE INVENTING IT AS WE ARE DOING
HERE, I URGE A NO VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR EDMUND. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. YOU KNOW WHAT THE
MOST IMPORTANT THING THAT WE CAN
TEACH A CHILD TO KEEP A CHILD
HEALTHY THEIR ENTIRE LIFE TO
GROW INTO A HEALTHY ADULT OR
HELP SEEKING BEHAVIORS. WHEN A
CHILD NEEDS HELP, THEY HAVE THE
SENSE TO REACH OUT TO GET SOME
HELP. THOSE ARE CALLED HELP
SEEKING BEHAVIORS. THAT IS A
HEALTHY THING FOR YOUR MENTAL
HEALTH FOR YOUR PHYSICAL HEALTH
IN ORDER TO BE ANY KIND OF
PRODUCTIVE CITIZEN, YOU HAVE TO
DEVELOP HELP SEEKING BEHAVIORS,
RIGHT? YOU DON'T JUST SIT BACK
LIKE A LITTLE VICTIM AND SAY
SOMETHING BAD IS HAPPENING TO
ME. BUT IT SEEMS LIKE WE'RE
TURNING INTO SCHOOL NURSE THAT
TOOK SCHOOL HEALTH CLINIC THAT I
THOUGHT WE WOULD ALL WANT. AND
WHEN I LOOK AT THE SUPPORT, I
SAY, DENTIST, I SEE EYE DOCTORS.
I SEE EVERYONE WHO ADVOCATES FOR
CHILDREN SAYING THIS I GOOD, I
SAY, OH, WHO'S AGAINST IT RIGHT
TO LIFE BECAUSE WE WANT TO
POLITICIZE EVERYTHING INTO
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS,
WHICH IS SO INSULTING THAT YOU
WANT TO DEMONIZE SCHOOL NURSES.
TO BE ABLE TO TALK ABOUT
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. IT'S NOT
THAT SCARY. THIS DOESN'T CHANGE
ANYTHING IN OUR LAW ABOUT
CONSENT. IT CHANGES NOTHING IN
OUR LAW ABOUT PARENTAL
NOTIFICATION. IT'S SIMPLY SAYS
WE'RE GOING TO PAY FOR POOR KIDS
ARE KIDS IN MY DISTRICT OF MANY
OF YOURS? MAYBE NOT SOME OF YOUR
DISTRICT ABOUT MY KIDS. THESE
ARE POOR KIDS WHO NEED HELP FROM
A SCHOOL NURSE. I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU. RIGHT? AH
SEEING NO FURTHER MIKE SHOPS.
SENATOR HURTADO, WOULD YOU LIKE
TO CLOSE? WHO WHO? WHO ARE YOU?
POINTING TO? OH, SENATOR HART
TODAY. WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE?
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I WAS
GOING TO GIVE A BIG SPEECH. BUT
AFTER THAT, I DON'T THINK UM I
WILL. I JUST WANT TO SAY HAVING
GROWN UP IN A IN A POOR
COMMUNITY IN A POOR NEIGHBORHOOD
. MY MOTHER WORKED NIGHTS. MY
FATHER WORKED DAYS. UH I HAD TO
WALK MY SIBLINGS TO SCHOOL
BEFORE I MADE IT TO SCHOOL. SO
THIS ISN'T ABOUT LET'S LET'S NOT
CREATE FEAR THAT REALLY, THIS IS
NOT TAKING AUTHORITY OR
PERMISSION AWAY OR THAT THE
DECISION FOR A PARENT TO DECIDE
THE THEIR THEIR CHILDREN'S
HEALTH CARE DECISIONS. THIS IS
ABOUT OR CHILDREN AND POOR
COMMUNITIES HAVING ACCESS TO
HEALTHCARE. SO THAT. ONE DAY
THEY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT
I THAT THAT WE ALL HAVE. SO WITH
THAT I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FALL ITEM 257. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE. ATKINS FAITH.
NÓ BECKER GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD.
I COVER ERA CORTESI, DOLLY! NO
DODD. I GUESS SO. AYE, EGGMAN. I
GLASER. GONZALES I GROWTH NÓ
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I HURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
FLAVOR AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. I'LL TRY
NIELSEN. NO. TEBOGO NÓ. PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE STERN. I
HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. WIECKOWSKI
AYE. WELCOME. 31 KNOWS EIGHT.
THE MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WERE
GOING TO TAKE A LUNCH. BREAK IT
WE SAID 60 MINUTES, BUT IT'S
PROBABLY ABOUT 55 NOW BECAUSE
WE'RE GOING TO ASK EVERYBODY TO
RETURN SHARPLY AT ONE P.M. WE'RE
GOING TO ASK THAT YOU REMAIN IN
THE BUILDING AND NOT GO TO THE
SWING SPACE. SO WILL BE
RECESSING FOR LUNCH AND BE
RETURNING AT ONE P.M. SHARP.
CONVENED IN 30. SECONDS TO
SENATE WILL CONVENE AND 30
SECONDS.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS. WELCOME BACK.
HOPEFULLY EVERYONE HAD A CHANCE
TO GET SOME NOURISHMENT AND
RECHARGED BATTERY BECAUSE WE'RE
READY TO ROCK AND ROLL. OUR
FIRST ITEM IS FILE ITEM TO 61.
BY A SIMILAR MANHATTAN ANY
THAT'S GOING TO BE PRESENTED BY
SENATOR LAIR. HE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 2068 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HANEY AN ACT RELATING TO
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH.
SENATOR LARRY THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. MR PRESIDENT, ASSEMBLY
BILL 2068 6 TO LESSEN LANGUAGE
ACCESS AND EQUITIES AT THE
WORKPLACE BY REQUIRING CAL OSHA.
TO PREPARE A STANDARDIZED
NOTIFICATION OF THE CAL OSHA
INSPECTION OR INVESTIGATION IN
THE TOP SEVEN NON ENGLISH
LANGUAGES AS DETERMINED BY THE
AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY OF THE
UNITED STATES CENSUS BUREAU, IT
ACTUALLY REQUIRES A STANDARDIZED
NOTIFICATION FOR THE EMPLOYER TO
POST AT A PROMINENT LOCATION IN
THE WORKPLACE. OR NEAR WHERE THE
VIOLATION OCCURRED. THE BILL-CURRENTLY HAS NO OPPOSITION HAS
A LONG IST OF SUPPORTERS. I
REQUEST RESPECTFULLY REQUEST IN
OUR BOAT. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE HEARING IN CHINA?
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
AND FOLLOWING ITEM TO 61. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH NÓ
BECKER. GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. DOLLY! NÓ DODD,
DORIS Ó. AYE, EGGMAN GLASER.
GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. HURTADO.
JONES. KAMLAGER AYE, LARD. I
LABOR? I LIMÓN. AYE MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. NO OCHOA, VOGUE. PAM.
IMPORTANTE PAN. AYE. PORTANTINO
I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. HI
WIECKOWSKI WIENER? AYE WILK NÓ.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN BAKKER.
CABRERA. AYE. ORTEZ. AYE. JONES.
CALABOGIE. NO. YEAH. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME, ALAN.
BECKER. AYE. JONES. CAL AND I.
31 KNOWS EIGHT. THE MEASURE
PASSES NOW MEMBERS. WE'RE MOVING
ON TO FALL ITEM TO 74, SENATOR
ALLEN AS HE PREPARED SENATOR
ALAN, ARE YOU PREPARED? 2 74.
SECRETARY PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 22 78 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CHOLERA AN ACT RELATING TO
NATIONAL RESOURCES, SENATOR
ALLEN. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. THIS BILL REQUIRES AN
ANNUAL REPORT FROM THE
CALIFORNIA NATURAL RESOURCES
AGENCY ON THEIR IMPLEMENTATION
PLANS FOR EXECUTIVE ORDER N80
TO 20. WHICH IS THE 30 BY 30
PATHWAYS TO REACH 30% OF
CONSERVATION ON OUR LANDS AND
WATERS BY 2030. CALIFORNIA'S
TAKEN THE FIRST STEP TO PROTECT
OUR HABITATS, WILDLIFE, AIR AND
WATER. THERE'S STILL A LOT OF
WORK TO DO TO ACCOMPLISH THIS
GOAL. AND THIS CREATES A TOOL TO
ENABLE TRANSPARENCY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY TO ENSURE
LEGISLATURE IN THE PUBLIC CAN BE
BETTER INFORMED ON THE PROGRESS
OF OUR ONGOING EFFORTS. TO REACH
THE STATE'S 30 BY 30 GOALS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OF EIGHT
HEARING SEEN IN SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL THE WORLD ALAN I.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITH BECKER
FORGES. BRADFORD ESTARÁ. AYE,
ORTEZ. I, SALLY? I THOUGHT SO
AYE, EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER.
GONZALES I GROWTH NÓ HERTZBERG.
AYE, WESSEL. I HEARD TODAY.
JONES. KAMLAGER I FLARED. I
LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA BOGUE.
PAM. I PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. BYE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. GORGEOUS.
HURTADO. JONES. OH, A BUG. I 33
NOS. THREE. THE MEASURE PASSES.
NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE
FALL ITEM. 305 SENATOR EDMUND
SHE'S PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 25 21 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
ACT RELATING TO HEALTH SERVICES.
SENATOR EDMUND THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. MAYBE 25 21
SIMPLY CHANGES AND NAME TO THE T
G I WELLNESS AND EQUITY FUND. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM EARNING CHAIN UN SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. I PORTEOUS. BRADFORD. I
CANBERRA ORTEZ. I TALLY DODD. SO
I EGGMAN GLASER. I GONZALEZ. I
GROWTH. NÓ HERTZBERG. AYE,
HUESO. AYE, HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LIVE. UM I
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN NÓ OCHOA, VOGUE I PAN
PORTANTINO. I FROST. AYE, VúI.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. SECRETARY POLICE CALLED
ABSENTMEMBERS. BATES. GORGEOUS.
DOLLY! JONES. WILK. I 32 NOS.
THREE THE MEASURE PASSES,
REMEMBERS REMOVING ON THE FALL
ITEM 307. WE HAVE SENATOR CORTEZ
E. HE IS PREPARED. SECRETARY
PLEASE READ BILL 98 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ALRA AN ACT
RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
IN DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
CORTEZ THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
COLLEAGUES ARISE PRESENT A B 98
ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CHOLERA. THE BILL IS SIMPLY
EXPANDS THE EXISTING TIED HOUSE
EXEMPTION FOR FULLY ENCLOSED
ARENAS IN THE CITY OF SAN JOSE
BY LOWERING THE SEATING
THRESHOLD FROM 15,000 TO 4000
SEATS EXEMPTION WOULD PROVIDE
THE SAN JOSE BARRACUDA OWNERSHIP
TEAM. THE LEGAL CERTAINTY TO
EXPLORE AND DEVELOP THE SAME
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SPONSORSHIPS
THAT ARE ALREADY PERMITTED IN
THE CITY. FOR OTHER SANDALS.
THEY BASED PROFESSIONAL SPORTS
TEAMS. THE BILL HAS ENJOYED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION, HE SAYS.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR EYE
BOAT. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING IN CNN MEMBERS.
THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNITED.
OKAY ALL RIGHT, LET'S CALL IT
THEN. SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS FAITH. AYE, BECKER. I
PORTEOUS AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. AYE, CORTESI. I DOLLY.
I THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN. AYE
GLASER. GONZALES GROWTH. GROWTH.
AYE, HERTZBERG. AYE, HUESO.
POTATO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. I LIVE FOR. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. I'VE MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN COBURG. I
PAN. PORTANTINO AYE, WRATH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I
AM BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL
THAT SOME MEMBERS. MEN. I. ICE
40 NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE
FOUL ITEM. 3 21, SENATOR NEWMAN.
HE IS PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 25 84 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BIRDMAN AND ACT
RELATING TO ELECTIONS, SENATOR
NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. I RISE ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN TO
PRESENT A B 25 84, WHICH WILL
MAKE FOUR DELIBERATE, SPECIFIC
AND MUCH NEEDED REFORMS TO
IMPROVE EFFICIENCY AND
TRANSPARENCY IN THE CONDUCT OF
RECALLS AT THE STATE AND LOCAL
LEVEL. AS WE DISCUSSED IN MY
INSIGHTFUL AND ENTERTAINING
REMARKS YESTERDAY ON A B 25 82
IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 2021
ATTEMPT TO RECALL CALIFORNIA'S
CURRENT GOVERNOR, THE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES AND
ELECTIONS HELD A SERIES OF JOINT
HEARINGS TO EXAMINE THE RECALL
PROCESS AND EXPLORE POSSIBLE
AVENUES TOWARDS REFORMING THE
WAY RECALL ELECTIONS ARE
CONDUCTED IN OUR STATE, A NUMBER
OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS ARISING
OUT OF THOSE HEARINGS. LED
DIRECTLY TO THE PROVISIONS
CONTAINED IN A B 25 84 1ST.
MAYBE 25 84 WILL INCREASE THE
NUMBER OF PETITIONS SIGNATORIES
REQUIRED FOR THE COMMENCEMENT OF
THE FORMAL PROCESS OF RECALLING
A LOCAL ELECTED OFFICIAL. THE
INTENTION OF RAISING THAT
THRESHOLD IS TO ENSURE THAT I
RECALL EFFORT ENJOY SUFFICIENT
SUPPORT WITHIN A LOCAL
ELECTORATE TO JUSTIFY THE
PROFOUND IMPACT ALONG WITH THE
ASSOCIATED COSTS THAT I RECALL
CAMPAIGN CAN IMPOSE UPON A
COMMUNITY SECOND IN ORDER TO
ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION
PROVIDED TO VOTERS ON THE
RATIONALE NOW FOR A LOCAL RECALL
EFFORT IS ACCURATE. THE BILL
EXTENDS EXISTING STANDARDS FOR
ACCURACY AND REVIEW TO COUNTER
FALSE OR MISLEADING STATEMENTS
BY EITHER THE RECALL PROPONENT
OR THE ELECTED OFFICIAL FACING
THE RECALL. THIRD AND RELEVANT
TO ONE OF THE QUESTIONS FROM
YESTERDAY'S DISCUSSION IN ORDER
TO PROVIDE PERSPECTIVE RECALL
PETITION SIGNERS WITH GREATER
TRANSPARENCY IN THE CASE OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT RELATED RECALLS
, THE BILL WILL REQUIRE THAT THE
ESTIMATED COST OF CONDUCTING A
SPECIAL RECALL ELECTION ARE
INCLUDED ON THE PETITION BEING
CIRCULATED AND LAST AND ALSO
RELEVANT TO YESTERDAY'S
DISCUSSION IN ORDER TO PROVIDE
GREATER EFFICIENCY IN THE TIMING
OF ELECTIONS AND MINIMIZE LOCAL
AGENCY ELECTION COST. THE BILL
WOULD PROVIDE FOR LOCAL RECALL
ELECTIONS BEING CONSOLIDATED
WITH THE NEXT REGULARLY
SCHEDULED STATE OR LOCAL
ELECTION. IF SUCH AN ELECTION
FALLS WITHIN 100 DAYS, FOLLOWING
100 AND 80 DAYS FOLLOWING THE
QUALIFICATION OF A RECALL
PETITION AGAINST A LOCAL ELECTED
OFFICIALS IN THAT JURISDICTION,
A B 25 84 WILL PRESERVE AND
ENHANCE THE IDEALISTIC INTENT
AND POPULIST SPIRIT OF THE
ORIGINAL FRAMERS OF CALIFORNIA'S
RECALL PROVISION. BY ENSURING
THAT LOCAL PROCEDURES ARE
SUFFICIENTLY RIGOROUS FOR
VALIDATING THE INTEGRITY OF THE
RECALL EFFORT THAT VOTERS HAVE
THE ASSURANCE OF ACCURATE AND
COMPLETE INFORMATION AND THAT WE
CONTINUE TO ACT AS RESPONSIBLE
STEWARDS FOR VALUABLE ELECTION
RESOURCES ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BERMAN, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
TODAY. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE, SENATOR
NELSON. MR PRESIDENT, LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THE SENATE AND HERE
WE GO AGAIN. WE'RE TRYING TO
COMPROMISE THE INITIATIVE, THE
REFERENDUM AND THE RECALL. THAT
HAVE SERVED THIS STATE WELL FOR
OVER 100 YEARS IN CALIFORNIA. SO
WHAT'S NEW TODAY? WELL. CALLED
COVID CAME ALONG AND WE HAD
REMOTE EDUCATION AND PARENTS GOT
A GLANCE AT THE CLASSROOMS. THEY
WERE NOT HAPPY ACROSS THE LAND
WITH WHAT THEY SAW. SO SOME
SCHOOL BOARDS GOT RECALLED. OH,
MY GOODNESS. WHAT A TRAGEDY.
WELL THE PARENTS ARE TAKING BACK
THOSE CLASSROOMS. AND THE RECALL
IS ONE WAY IT'S WORKED WELL. IN
CALIFORNIA OVER THE DECADES. AND
I BELIEVE IT SHOULD CONTINUE.
THE SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION
CAME AND COMMITTEE AND TESTIFIED
AND SUPPORTED THIS BILL. AND I
TOLD THEM THAT I USED TO RESPECT
SCHOOL BOARDS. BUT I'VE NOW
CLOSING SOME RESPECT FOR SCHOOL
BOARDS. BECAUSE THEY DON'T CARE
ABOUT KIDS THEY'RE CARRYING
ABOUT THEIR OWN POSITIONS. AND
WANT TO RETAIN THOSE POSITIONS.
IF THERE'S GOING TO BE A CHANGE
IN THE INITIATIVE, THE
REFERENDUM AND THE RECALL THERE
BETTER BE A REALLY, REALLY GOOD
REASONS. AND THESE MOST RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS IN AMERICA. ARE NOT
SUFFICIENT URGE A NO VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR GLACIER. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. I JUST
HAD A QUESTION FOR THE AUTHOR.
SENATOR NEWMAN. WILL YOU TAKE A
QUESTION ASSERTION THAT WERE
UNDERMINING THE RECALL PROCESS,
COULD YOU PERHAPS GIVE US A
LITTLE BIT MORE DETAIL. ON THE
MASSES SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT
THAT THIS BILL IS GOING TO
REQUIRE FOR SUCCESSFUL RECALL.
SO A CITY OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF, SAY, 50,000. AND POPULATION
OF 50,000. HOW MANY SIGNATURES
WILL BE REQUIRED? SO TO BE
CLEAR, AND I APPRECIATE THE
QUESTION THIS IS THIS IS NOT
ABOUT THE THRESHOLD TO QUALIFY.
THE RECALL IS THAT IT'S ABOUT
THE THRESHOLD TO START THE
RECALL PROCESS AND IN MANY
JURISDICTIONS, WITH ALL DUE
RESPECT TO MY COLLEAGUE FROM THE
NORTH THE THRESHOLD FOR STARTING
AND YOU FOR TAKING OUT THAT
PETITION FOR STARTING THE RECALL
PROCESS. IS RIDICULOUSLY LOW. IT
IS OFTEN IN THE TENS OR TWENTIES
OF SIGNATURES, EVEN IN A
JURISDICTION WITH THOUSANDS OF
VOTERS. AND MANY OF THOSE, AND
IN THE EVENT THAT A RECALL DOES
NOT QUALIFY FOR THE BALLOT. THE
DAMAGE, HOWEVER, IS DONE
NONETHELESS, BECAUSE THAT
ELECTED OFFICIAL WHO IS SUBJECT
TO THAT RECALL EFFORT UNTIL SUCH
TIME AS THE RECALL EFFORT DOES
NOT QUALIFY HAS TO LABOR UNDER
THE CLOUD OF THE PROSPECT OF A
RECALL. AND THAT IS PRECISELY
WHY WE'RE MAKING THAT CHANGE
BECAUSE THE THREAT OF RECALL
OFTEN HAS A MORE DELETERIOUS
IMPACT THAN THE ACTUAL OUTCOME
OF THE EFFORT SO THAT THE
NUMBERS ARE ACTUALLY QUITE LOW,
AND WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS
TRUE THIS UP. SO THAT YOU HAVE A
THRESHOLD TO START THE RECALL
PROCESS. IN THIS INSTANCE,
THAT'S NOT SO LOW THAT WE WIND
UP WITH RECALL EFFORTS THAT WILL
NOT QUALIFY, BUT WHERE THEY WILL
UNDERMINE THE QUALITY OF
DISCOURSE IN THE ENVIRONMENT IN
WHICH SCHOOL BOARDS DO THEIR
WORK. DON'T FOLLOW UP QUESTION.
I JUST WANT TO AGAIN. THERE'S A
LOT OF EMOTION IN THIS SPACE,
BUT IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT
IF YOU HAVE A SCHOOL BOARD THAT
HAS A POPULATION OF VOTER
POPULATION OF UNDER 100,000 THAT
THIS BILL IS GOING TO RAISE THAT
SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT TO START
THAT PETITION FROM A MINIMUM OF
10 TO A MINIMUM OF 30. IS THAT
CORRECT? CORRECT IF YOU HAVE A
SCHOOL BOARD THAT IS IN A
POPULATION OF MORE THAN 100,000,
SAY, 500,000. FOLKS IN THAT
AREA. THAT THIS BILL IS GOING TO
RAISE THE SIGNATURE REQUIREMENT
FROM A MINIMUM OF 10 TO THE
ENORMOUS NUMBER OF 50. IS THAT
CORRECT? I WOULD DISAGREE WITH
YOUR CHARACTERIZATION OF THAT IS
ENORMOUS. BUT YES, OKAY. THAT'S
THE FACT THAT I THINK THANK YOU
ON MY OWN TIME. AGAIN A LOT OF
RHETORIC IN THIS FACE. THESE ARE
MODEST CHANGES THAT DON'T
COMPROMISE THE RECALL PROCESS
BUT TRIES TO ESTABLISH AT LEAST
MORE SERIOUS LEVEL OF COMMUNITY
SUPPORT BEFORE A PETITION IS
TAKEN OUT, AND WITH THAT
RESPECTFULLY ASTRONAUT VOTE
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM HEARING
KEENAN, SENATOR NEWMAN, WHICH
ARE TOO CLOSE. THANK YOU. AND I
APPRECIATE THE COMMENTS ON BOTH
SIDES TO BE CLEAR. THE GOAL HERE
IS NOT TO UNDERMINE THE RECALL
PROCESS. THE GOAL HERE IS TO
MODIFY AND ADAPT THESE PROCESSES
FOR AN AGE THAT IS SO DIFFERENT.
FROM THE ONE IN WHICH THE
ORIGINAL PROGRESSIVE REFORMERS
DID THEIR WORK. THAT IS WHAT
WE'RE TRYING TO DO, WHILE STILL
ALLOWING FOR CITIZENS TO HAVE
DIRECT RECOURSE TO REMOVE AN
ELECTED OFFICIAL WHO DOES NOT
MEET THEIR STANDARDS. THAT IS
WHAT I WOULD ARGUE THIS BILL
DOES PRECISELY AND I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ESTHER AND I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SECRETARY. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL ON FALL ITEM 321.
ALAN I. ARCHULETTA ADKINS FAKES
NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES NÓ.
BRADFORD. I COVER ESTARÁ. SALLY.
NÓ DODD. HUESO. I EGGMAN.
GLASER. I. GONZALES GROVE. NÓ
HERZBERG. AYE, HUESO. I. FURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I GLARED
FLAVOR. AYE, LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO, NO. A
BUG. NO, PAM. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI AYE, CLEANER. I WILK
NO. SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. RUBIO. HAMBURG.
UM, MOVE THE CALL. WE'RE MOVING
TO FOUL ITEM 332. SENATOR DODD.
HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 27 49 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA AN
ACT RELATING TO COMMUNICATIONS
AND DECLARING THE URGENCY THERE
OF CZECH VICTIM IDIOT. LEE
SENATOR DOT THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MEMBERS 27 49 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA
WOULD REQUIRE THE CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION TO
REVIEW AND DECIDE ON
APPLICATIONS FOR BROADBAND
FUNDING THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA
ADVANCE SERVICES FUND WITHIN 180
DAYS IN LAST YEAR'S BUDGET,
CALIFORNIA INVESTED $2 BILLION
INTO THE PROGRAM TO BUILD THE
LAST MILE BROADBAND
INFRASTRUCTURE AND UNSERVED
AREAS. A SIGNIFICANT PORTION
THAT MONEY IS FEDERAL FUNDING
THAT MUST BE SPENT BY 2026 ARE
RETURNED BACK TO THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT TO MEET THE FEDERAL
TIMELINES OF CPUC WILL NEED TO
SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE THE
AMOUNT OF APPLICATIONS REVIEWED
AND GRANTS AWARDED TO ENSURE
MONEY. IS NOT LEFT ON THE TABLE
. LOOKING AT THE PAST
PERFORMANCES. CPUC IS NOT MOVED
THROUGH APPLICATIONS IN A
REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME IS
UNDER NO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
TO DO SO. THIS BILL PROPOSES A
REASONABLE SOLUTION TO SOLVE AND
AVOID DELAY IN THE FUTURE, THE
180 DAY DEADLINE FOR REVIEWING
APPLICATIONS IS ALIGNED WITH THE
CPUC ZONE GOAL. FOR REVIEWING
APPLICATIONS IN RECENT
AMENDMENTS, IT ADDRESSES
CONCERNS THAT A DEADLINE MIGHT
PROVIDE AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE TO A
LARGER INTERNET SERVICE
PROVIDERS. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? EARNING CHAIN. UN
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. ARCHULETTA ADKINS. I FAITH
I THINK, ER FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD CARBONARA. ORTEZ.
SALLY. I THOUGHT SO EGGMAN. I
GLASER. GONZALES. GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I WEAR SER. HURTADO
JONES I CAM WALKER. BLARED. I
LIVE FOR. LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. I.
MELINDA'S I'VE MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW A BOG. I,
PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I FROST.
AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. STERN.
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. I CALL. MEMBERS NOW
WE'RE GOING TO FOUL ITEM. 337
SENATOR GONZALEZ. SHE'S READY,
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 24 41 BY SOME MEMBER
CHOLERA AND ACTUALLY INTO PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT. GONZALEZ
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS ARISING
TODAY TO PRESENT A B 2441 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CHOLERA, WHICH WILL REQUIRE
PUBLIC TRANSIT EMPLOYERS TO
NOTIFY TRANSIT UNIONS OF THEIR
INTENTION TO PROCURE DEPLOY
AUTONOMOUS TRANSIT VEHICLE
TECHNOLOGY AT LEAST ONE YEAR
PRIOR ADDITIONALLY, EMPLOYERS
WOULD BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THE
UNION WITH A DETAILED ANALYSIS
ON WORKER DISPLACEMENT, GAPS IN
TRAINING AND PLANS TO RETRAIN
ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES UPON
NOTIFICATION THAT TRANSIT
EMPLOYER WOULD ALSO BE REQUIRED
TO BARGAIN WITH THE UNION OVER
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW
TECHNOLOGY, AS WELL AS THE
CREATION OF A TRANSITION OR
RETRAINING PLAN FOR AFFECTED
WORKERS. NOTHING IN THE BILL
THAT WILL PROHIBIT THE USE OF OR
PREVENTED TRANSIT AGENCY FROM
EXPLORING AUTONOMOUS TECHNOLOGY
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE ON A B 2441. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM, SENATOR HERZBERG?
JUST VERY BRIEFLY. MR PRESIDENT
. I STAND IN SUPPORT OF THIS
MEASURE. I THINK THAT IT GIVES A
REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
COLLABORATION AS WE FACES
EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGES WITH
AUTOMATION AND ALL SORTS OF
OTHER THINGS, OFTEN THE
COLLABORATION WITH THOSE WHO
WERE INVOLVED IN THE DAY TO DAY
ENDEAVORS, PARTICULARLY
TRANSPORTATION ARE IGNORED. AND
I THINK THEIR ADVICE BECOMES
VERY VALUABLE AND ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? MENDOCINE
NONE. SENATOR GONZALEZ, WOULD
YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FOLLOWING 337. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH NO,
BECKER. AYE FORGES. NO BRADFORD.
I CABRERA. AYE, CORTESI. AYE,
SALLY. NÓ DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN
GLASER. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. NÓ
HERTZBERG. HUESO. AYE, HURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I GLARED.
AYE. FLAVOR. AYE, LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S. NO MEN.
I NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. NO, NO
BUG. PAM. I PORTANTINO I BROUGHT. AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. I I
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER.
WILK NÓ. SENATOR GONZALEZ MOVES
WILL CALL MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 3 10 WE HAVE SENATOR
NEWMAN AGAIN. HE'S PREPARED,
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 19. OH NINE BY SOME
REMEMBER NAZARIAN, AN ACT
RELATING TO DOG TRAINING.
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
19 OH, ONE ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S NAZARIAN, WHICH
WILL AH PERTAINS TO DOG TRAINERS
. AN OFFER REQUIRE THEM TO OFFER
BASIC BUT PERTINENT INFORMATION
TO CONSUMERS CONSIDERING
ENGAGING A TRAINER FOR THEIR DOG
. CURRENTLY THE DOG TRAINING
INDUSTRY IN CALIFORNIA REMAINS
LARGELY UNREGULATED. UNLIKE MANY
SIMILAR PURSUITS, THERE ARE NO
STANDARD LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE TRAINING OF DOGS. ANY
PERSON IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR
TRAINING OR THEIR PAST AND
REPRESENT THEMSELVES AS A
PROFESSIONAL DOG TRAINER. THERE
ARE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES OF DOGS
BEING HARMED AND INJURED BY DOG
TRAINERS WHO, IF THEY HAD BEEN
REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE SOME FAIRLY
BASIC INFORMATION PRIOR TO THEIR
ENGAGEMENT LIKELY WOULD NOT HAVE
BEEN HIRED BY THEIR OWNERS.
UNDER EXISTING LAW, A PERSON
ENGAGED IN DOG TRAINING IS NOT
REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE ANY
INFORMATION. TO CONSUMERS
CONTRACTING FOR THEIR SERVICES.
AS A RESULT, A DOG OWNER MAY BE
LIKELY TO ENTER INTO A
RELATIONSHIP WITH A PERSON
OFFERING TRAINING SERVICES
WITHOUT THE BENEFIT OF THE BASIC
INFORMATION NECESSARY TO MAKE AN
INFORMED DECISION ABOUT
APPROPRIATE TRAINING SERVICES. A
B 19 OH, ONE AS AMENDED, WILL
PROVIDE TRANSPARENCY TO OWNERS
WHILE PROTECTING DOGS FROM
POSSIBLE HARM BY REQUIRING
TRAINERS TO PROVIDE SPECIFIC
INFORMATION TO THE OWNER TO
INCLUDE WHETHER THE TRAINER IS
LICENSED AND CERTIFIED BY ANY
ANIMAL TRAINING ORGANIZATION, A
WRITTEN TRAINING PLAN DESCRIBING
THE NATURE AND GOALS OF THE
TRAINING. ANY PAST CIVIL
JUDGMENTS RELATED TO THE
TRAINERS, SERVICES AND ANY PRIOR
CRIMINAL ANIMAL CRUELTY
CONVICTIONS. THROUGHOUT THIS
PROCESS, THE AUTHOR HAS ENGAGED
WITH STAKEHOLDERS TO
STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT THE
PROPOSED REGULATIONS WILL HAVE
THE LEAST POSSIBLE IMPACT ON
RESPONSIBLE DOG TRAINERS. THE
MOST RECENT AMENDMENTS REMOVE
THE REQUIREMENT PREVIOUSLY
CONTAINED TO DISCLOSE LICENSURE
AND CERTIFICATION STATUS AS WELL
AS ANOTHER PROVISION WHICH
WHICH REQUIRED AN ARTICULATION
OF A DOG TRAINERS PHILOSOPHY,
THEREBY ADDRESSING CONCERNS
RAISED BY THE OPPOSITION ON
BEHALF OF THE ASSEMBLY MEMBER. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
TODAY. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OF
DEBATE HERE IN CHINA? SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL ROLL ON FOLLOW ITEM.
3 10. ALAN ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I
FAITH BECKER. AYE, PORCHES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. SO I EGGMAN.
AYE. BLAZER. AYE. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. NÓ HERTZBERG. AYE,
HUESO. HURTADO. AYE, JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I FAVOR AYE,
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN, NEWMAN
NIELSEN. NO OCHOA, VOGUE. PAM.
AYE, PORTANTINO. AYE, FROTH,
RUBIO. SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. OKAY? SENATOR NEWMAN MOVES
THE CALL. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING THE FOUL ITEM 3 11.
SENATOR SKINNER. SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 2 52 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MIA BONTA AN ACT RELATING TO
HOUSING SENATOR SKINNER. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS I
RISE TODAY TO PRESENT A B 2 52
ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BONTA. THIS BILL WOULD PROTECT
THE RESIDENTS OF FLOATING HOMES
IN THE COUNTIES OF ALAMEDA,
CONTRA COSTA AND MARIN. FROM
UNFAIR BIRTH RENT HIKES, AND
THAT IS THE RENT THAT THEY PAY
TO THE MARINA OWNERS TO KEEP
THEIR FLOATING HOME IN THE
MARINA. THE MAJORITY OF THE
FLOATING HOME RESIDENTS OR
SENIORS. SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS ARE
ON FIXED INCOME, AND WHAT A B 2
52 WOULD DO IS CAPTAIN INCREASES
IN FLOATING HOME BIRTH RENT AT
5% AND ENSURE THAT A NEW OWNER
PAYS THE SAME RATE AS THE OLD
ONE. THE BILL WAS AMENDED IN
JUDICIARY SO IT DOES NOT APPLY
TO RECREATIONAL MARINAS. THAT
REMOVED THE OPPOSITION, AND WITH
THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK
YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HUMAN CHAIN
AND SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA
ATKINS. AYE, BATES. BECKER. I
GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD. I COVER
ESTARÁ. AYE, ORTEZ. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. I GUESS SO. AYE, EGGMAN
GLASER. GONZALES GROWTH
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. FOR
TODAY. AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER.
I CARED. AYE. FLAVOR LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN NIELSEN. NO, NO. A
BOGEY. NO, PAM. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. I WILL. NO. CASE SENATOR
SKINNER MOVES TO CALL MEMBERS
NOW WE'RE MOVING TO FALL ITEM 3
15. SENATOR LEYVA. SHE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY. YOU MAY READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 26 29 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AN ACT
RELATING TO JUVENILES. LABOR
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. GOOD
AFTERNOON MEMBERS. MAYBE 26 29
WILL REQUIRE JUVENILE COURTS
JUDGES TO GIVE GREAT WEIGHT TO
FACTORS SUCH AS A JUVENILE
SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF
PROBATION. MENTAL ILLNESS OR
CHILDHOOD TRAUMA WHEN DECIDING
TO DISMISS A PETITION. MANY
PEOPLE WITH PAST JUVENILE
JUSTICE SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT
ENCOUNTER OBSTACLES TO THEIR
FULL PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY,
EVEN IF THEIR JUVENILE RECORDS
HAVE BEEN SEALED. A B 26 29TH
GREAT WEIGHT STANDARD WILL
ADVANCE JUVENILE JUSTICE AND
ALLOW JUVENILES TO FULLY
REINTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY WHILE
STILL PRESERVING JUDICIAL
DISCRETION, REMEMBERS THIS BILL
SUPPORTED BY THE JUVENILE COURT
JUDGES OF CALIFORNIA AND HAS NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
AND DEBATE ON THIS ITEM.
HEARING. CNN SECRETARY PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
NÓ BECKER. I GORGEOUS. NO
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. AYE.
CORTESI, SALLY. NÓ DODD. I WAS.
OH, AYE. EGGMAN BLAZER. I
GONZALEZ. I GROWTH. NÓ HERZBERG
HUESO. HURTADO. NO JONES
KAMLAGER. I CARED I LABOR HIGH
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S MEN. AYE, NEWMAN
NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA, VOGUE. PAM.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. I
WELCOME. NO LIFE MOVES A CALL.
NO REMEMBERS. WE'RE DOING FOUL
ITEM 3 TO 3. SENATOR WIENER. YOU
PREPARED? YES, SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 12 OF SIX BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT AN ACT
RELATING TO TAXATION TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY.
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
12 06 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BENNETT. THIS
BILL PROTECTS COMMUNITY LAND
TRUSTS AND THEIR RESIDENTS FROM
LOSING THEIR EXISTING WELFARE
EXEMPTION AND THUS FACING SUDDEN
UNEXPECTED INCREASES IN PROPERTY
TAXES. LAND TRUST, PROVIDE A
UNIQUE MODEL TO SOLVE OUR
HOUSING CRISIS BY PROVIDING AN
OWNERSHIP STAKE. TO THE
RESIDENTS IN ADDITION TO RENTAL
OPTIONS, AND THEY KEEP HOUSING
AFFORDABLE WITH THE 100 YEAR
RENEWABLE LEASE, MAYBE 12 OH,
SIX, SIMPLY PROVIDES PARITY
BETWEEN LAND TRUSTS AND OTHER
FORMS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING BY
BY ALLOWING LAND TRUST TO KEEP
THEIR WELFARE EXEMPTION UNTIL
THE RESIDENT'S INCOME RISES
ABOVE 140% OF AREA MEDIAN
INCOME. THE BILL HAS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AND I VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM. HEARING, AND SHE
NONE. THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL DOING
ESTABLISHED. IT'S ALL RIGHT.
LET'S CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ADKINS, FAITH. AYE
BECKER. I GORGEOUS BRADFORD
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I, SALLY? I
THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN. GLASER.
GONZALES I GROWTH. AYE, HERZBERG
I WEAR SO I HURTADO JONES
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. AYE. FLAVOR.
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
I MEAN, I NEWMAN NIELSEN. I KNOW
A BUG PAN PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER.
AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR WHEN IT
MOVES THE CALL. WELCOME. I KNOW
TúI. SENATOR WIENER MOVES A
CALL. MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FOUL ITEM. 336 SENATOR CARTER
SAYS HE IS READY. SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 11 95
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CRISTINA
GARCIA. AN ACT RELATING TO
EMPLOYMENT, SENATOR FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND COLLEAGUES ARISE, PRESENTED
11 95 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CRISTINA GARCIA
. A B 11 95 HELPS TO IMPROVE THE
REPRESENTATION OF INDIVIDUALS
WITH DISABILITIES IN THE STATE
WORKFORCE. BILL ADDRESSES A
DEFICIENCY IN LAW THAT IS
PRECLUDED. DEPARTMENTS FROM
BEING ABLE TO OBTAIN A LIMITED
EXAMINATION AND APPOINTMENT
PROGRAM OTHER OTHERWISE KNOWN AS
LEAP. ELIGIBILITY SEPARATE FROM
THE GENERAL ELIGIBILITY LIST.
REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE STATE
PERSONNEL BOARD, PROVIDED THIS
PRACTICE IS PERMISSIBLE. THERE
HAVE BEEN THERE'S BEEN CONFUSION
ON THIS POINT. AND SOME
DEPARTMENTS HAVE ENCOUNTERED
DIFFICULTY OBTAINING A LEAP.
ONLY ELIGIBILITY LIST. THE BILL
SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED
DEPARTMENTS TO OBTAIN A LIST OF
QUALIFIED LEAVE APPLICANTS IN
ORDER SELECTING HIRE QUALIFIED
INDIVIDUAL DISABILITIES. THIS
MEASURE HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. IT HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR RIGHT?
HEARING SHANE NUNS SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL AND
FOLLOWING THEM 336. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS. I FAITH AYE,
BECKER. I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD ESTARÁ. AYE. CORTESI,
SALLY. AYE, DODD. I ALSO AYE,
EGGMAN. I GLASER GONZALES. I
GROW AYE, HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO I
FURTADO. AYE, JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S I MEN. NEWMAN I
NIELSEN OCHOA BOGEY. I PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
I SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. I WILL. AYE. 40 NO. ZERO
THE MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS
WERE MOVING ON TO FALL ITEM 338.
SENATOR EDMUND SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY. YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 24 06 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ARGUE OUR CURRY AND ACT RELATING
TO BUSINESS, SENATOR EDMUND
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT. MAYBE 24 06 HELPS
KEEPS OUR SUPPLY CHAIN RUNNING
ON TIME BY MAKING SURE WE DON'T
MONETIZE DELAYS. I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM HEARING AND SEEING NONE.
THISIS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. IS THERE ANY
OBJECTION TO APPLY THE UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL TO FOLLOW ITEM 338.
KAREN SINA, AND I'S 40 NO. ZERO.
THE MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FOUL ITEM. 348
SENATOR GROVE, ARE YOU PREPARED?
SHE IS SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
SOMEBODY BUILT 16 46 BY SOME
MEMBER CHEN AN ACT RELATING TO
CANNABIS. SENATOR GROVE. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT MEMBERS. I'M
PRESENTING A B 16 46 ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHEN. UM THE
BILL SIMPLY CLARIFIES THAT
PACKAGING OF SPECIFIC BEVERAGES
, MAYBE CLEAR AND CLEAR
CONTAINERS, REGARDLESS OF THE
MATERIAL IT HAS RECEIVED NO NO
VOTES AND HAS BEEN ON CONSENT
AND WOULD HAVE STILL BEEN ON
CONSENT IF THE ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
DIDN'T HAVE TO PULL IT TO
ADDRESS CHAPTER NOW, ISSUES
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. EARNING SEEN NONE. IT IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL
. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
APPLY UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL TO
FOLLOW OUT IN 348? HEARING IN
CHINA EYES 40 NO. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FALL ITEM. 3 54. WE
HAVE SENATOR WANG WIENER, WHO'S
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
SOMEBODY. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 59 BY
SOME OF THE MEMBER LEVIN AN ACT
RELATING TO MENTAL HEALTH.
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. COLLEAGUES ARISE TO
PRESENT A B 18 59 ON BEHALF OF
SOME MEMBER LEVIN COLONEL LAW
AUTHORIZES THE TEMPORARY
INVOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZATION OF
INDIVIDUALS WHO POSE A DANGER TO
THEMSELVES OR OTHERS OR WHO ARE
GRAVELY JUST DISABLED AFTER 72
HOUR INVOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZATION
, THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING
FOLLOW UP CARE ON A VOLUNTARY
BASIS. CAN BE FRUSTRATING AND
COMPLICATED FOR THE INDIVIDUAL
HAS BEEN DISCHARGED. THEY'RE
OFTEN STILL EXPERIENCING
SIGNIFICANT MENTAL HEALTH
CHALLENGES, AND THEY'RE ILL
EQUIPPED TO TAKE THE NECESSARY
STEPS TO OBTAIN FOLLOW UP CARE
AND TREATMENT. A B 18 59 WOULD
STRENGTHEN CALIFORNIA'S TIMELY
ACCESS STANDARDS BY REQUIRING AN
INITIAL REFERRAL TO HAPPEN
IMMEDIATELY AND FOLLOW UP
OUTPATIENT APPOINTMENTS TO OCCUR
WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF RELEASE. OR
WITHIN THE TIMEFRAMES RELATED TO
TIME AND DISTANCE STANDARDS.
MAYBE 18 59 WILL HELP IMPROVE
MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES AND
ENSURE TOMMY ACCESS AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HEARING AND SEEING THAT
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FOUL ITEM. 354. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS I FAITH
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI. SALLY. NÓ DODD.
SO I EGGMAN. I PLAY SER I
GONZALES I GROVE NÓ HERZBERG
HUESO. I HURTADO. JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I LABOR
LIMÓN. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. MEN.
I'VE NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. NO
PHOTOVOGUE. I'M PAN. PORTANTINO
I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG,
WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK. NO.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
BATES. NO. PORCHES. DODD? AYE.
MELINDA'S. 32. KNOWS SIX. THE
MEASURE PASSES REMEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FIL ITEM 355.
SENATOR EGGMAN. SHE'S READY.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 24 73 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
KAZARIAN AND ACT RELATING TO
SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, SENATOR
EGGMAN THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS A B 24 73
SIMPLY HAS TO DO WITH THE
QUALIFICATIONS OF PEOPLE WHO
PRACTICE AS A SUBSTANCE ABUSE
COUNSELOR. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR RIVAL. OKAY ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OF IT ON THIS ITEM?
HERE IN CHINA. IT IS ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION TO APPLYING
THE, YOU KNOW? UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL TO THIS ITEM. SEE NONE
EYES. 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW ON TO FILE ITEM. 357
SENATOR KAMLAGER. SHE IS READY.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL IN 1991 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GABRIEL AN ACT RELATING TO
TENANCY, SENATOR CALM WATER.
GOOD AFTERNOON MATTER, MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS I RISE TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 1991 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GABRIEL, WHICH CREATES
PROTECTIONS FOR FAMILIES AND
INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING
HOMELESSNESS THAT PARTICIPATE IN
PUBLICLY FUNDED SHELTER
PROGRAMS. CURRENTLY THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS
WHO PARTICIPATE IN SHELTER
PROGRAMS RESIDE TEMPORARILY IN
MOTELS AND HOTELS. HOWEVER
MOTELS AND HOTELS SHUFFLE OR
REMOVE HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS FROM
THEIR ROOMS EVERY 29 DAYS TO
AVOID ESTABLISHING TENANT
LANDLORD RELATIONSHIPS. A B 1991
PROVIDES CLEAR GUIDANCE TO
SERVICE PROVIDERS, MOTELS AND
HOTELS AND SAFEGUARDS. THAT
HOUSING INSECURE FAMILIES ARE
TREATED WITH THE RESPECT AND
DIGNITY THAT THEY DESERVE RECENT
AMENDMENTS. TO THE BILL REMOVED
OPPOSITION COLLEAGUES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE
ON A B 1991. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HERE IN CHINA? THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION TO A
BLINDING ANNOUNCED? WE'LL CALL
TO FOLLOW THEM 357 HEARING T
NONE EYES 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE
MEASURE PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FOUL ITEM 359.
SOONER OR COMMON LAW EVER AGAIN.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 20 TO 34 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT REBUS,
AN ACT RELATING TO PLANNING AND
ZONING, CALM WATER AGAIN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
COLLEAGUES. I PRESENT A B 20 TO
34 A BILL THAT WILL HELP ADDRESS
OUR HOUSING AFFORDABILITY CRISIS
BY CREATING A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO PROCESS
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS
MORE EFFICIENTLY AND COST
EFFECTIVELY. THESE BUILDING
PERMITS COVER EVERYTHING
NECESSARY PRIOR TO AND DURING
THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS,
INCLUDING GRADING DEMOLITION,
SPRINKLER INSTALLATION AND MORE
TO BE CLEAR. THIS LEGISLATION
ONLY AFFECTS PERMITS ISSUED
AFTER A PROJECT HAS BEEN
APPROVED FOR PLANNING AND ZONING
BY THE LOCAL JURISDICTION. AND
AFTER ANY SEQUA REVIEW, SO A B
20 TO 34 CREATE SOME MORE
PREDICTABLE AND EFFICIENT,
BUILDING PERMANENT PROCESS. BY
REQUIRING LOCAL AGENCIES TO
PUBLISH ONLINE CHECKLISTS
REQUIRING LARGE JURISDICTIONS TO
DEVELOP ONLINE BUILDING PERMIT
APPLICATIONS, ESTABLISHING A NEW
REQUIREMENT THAT LOCAL AGENCIES
BUILD PERMIT APPLICATIONS.
WITHIN 30 TO 60 BUSINESS DAYS,
DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF THE
PROJECT ALTOGETHER, THESE
PROVISIONS WILL GO A LONG WAY TO
REDUCING DELAYS IN THE BUILDING
PERMIT PROCESS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THE TITLE? WHO ANY DISCUSSIONS
ABOUT IT, SEEING HEARING NONE.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH. BECKER, PORTEOUS BRADFORD. I
CABRERA CORTESI, DOLLY! I
THOUGHT SO BY EGGMAN GLASER.
GONZALES. I GROW HERTZBERG. AYE,
WESSEL. I FURTADO. JONES.
KAMLAGER. I CLEARED LIVA LIMÓN.
I. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S NO MEN.
NEWMAN. NIELSEN. I COBURG I PAN.
AYE, PORTNTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI.
WIENER. WILK. AYE. SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALAN BATES. GLASER. AYE. MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE. STERN. AYE. 36
KNOWS ONE. THE MEASURE PASSES
NOW MEMBERS WERE GOING TO GO
BACK TO FILE ITEM 163 SENATOR
WILK, ARE YOU PREPARED? MADAM
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 6 76 BY SOMETHING MEMBER
HOLDEN AN ACT RELATING TO
FRANCHISES. SENATOR FLORIDA
GEORGE. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. MEMBERS RISE TO PRESENT A B
676 ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMAN
WILL TAKE A NUMBER OF STEPS TO
RECTIFY THE UNBALANCED
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRANCHISEE
IN FRANCHISORS IN 2015 IN SOME
WOMEN WHOLE HOLDEN AUTHORED A B
5 25, WHICH WAS JOINTLY AUTHORED
BY OUR CURRENT PRO TEM IN MYSELF
, MAKING CALIFORNIA THE STANDARD
BEARER OF BALANCE IN THE
FRANCHISOR FRANCHISEE
RELATIONSHIP. WHILE IMPROVEMENTS
WERE MADE. THERE ARE UNRESOLVED
ISSUES, AND THIS BILL SEEKS TO
BRING MORE BALANCE TO THE SYSTEM
. THIS BILL DOES MULTIPLE THINGS
, INCLUDING EXPLICITLY PROHIBITS
FRANCHISE FRANCHISE STORES FROM
INFLUENCING WHERE OUR FRANCHISEE
CAN PURCHASE A FRANCHISE BASED
ON A PROTECTED CLASS SUCH AS
RACE. WHICH HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT
OF ONGOING LAWSUITS. SOME
FRANCHISORS HAVE USED THE
PANDEMIC AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
CHANGE THEIR LIABILITY TO
TRANSFER THE BURDEN ONTO
FRANCHISEES IN EXCHANGE FOR
FINANCIAL HELP. AND THAT IN THIS
BILL WOULD PROHIBIT THAT.
CURRENTLY FRANCHISORS CAN
UNILATERALLY DETERMINE THE
AMOUNT FRANCHISEES SO WHEN AN
AGREEMENT IS TERMINATED OR NON
RENEWED, THIS BILL CREATES A
MORE FAIR PROCESS WHERE BOTH
PARTIES HAVE A SAY, A TRANSFER
TRANSFER BUYER OF A FRANCHISE
THAT WAS ESTABLISHED BEFORE 2016
WILL NOT RECEIVE THE PROTECTIONS
ESTABLISHED BY AB 5 25. EVEN
THOUGH THEY ARE SIGNING A NEW
FRANCHISE AGREEMENT AFTER THE
LAW'S ENACTMENT. THAT THIS BILL
ENABLES THAT THE BILL ALSO
INCLUDES ADEQUATE DISCLOSURES
AND ENSURES THAT ALL FRANCHISE
THE FRANCHISEES AND FRANCHISORS
IN CALIFORNIA. ARE COVERED BY
THE LAW. THIS BILL HAS BROAD
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND HAS
REGISTERED NO OPPOSITION TO DATE
IN RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING
INSANE UN SECRETARY POLICE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA.
AYE. ATKINS FAITH AYE, BECKER.
AYE FORGES. AYE, BRADFORD. I
COVERED ERA CORTESI DOLLY! I
THOUGHT HUESO. I EGGMAN GLASER.
AYE. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. AYE,
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. POTATO.
JONES. KAMLAGER I GLARED LIVER
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
I MEN I NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. I
KNOW A VOGUE PANT. PORTANTINO I
ROCK. RUBIO. SKINNER. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. IS 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE
MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING BACK TO FOUL ITEM 236.
WE'RE MOVING BACK TO FALL LINE.
236 SENATOR WILK, ARE YOU
PREPARED? MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 87
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN AN ACT
RELATING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
SENATOR WILK. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, MEMBERS AND THIS
SCRIPT AS MUCH SHORTER SO I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 11 87 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JACKIE IRWIN,
WHICH IS SPONSORED BY THE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE, A B 11 87
WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO
SUPERVISE TUTORING AT THE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES BY
ALLOWING COLLEGES TO CLAIM
APPORTIONMENT FUNDING FOR CREDIT
BEARING FOUNDATIONAL SKILL
COURSES IN ENGLISH AND MATH.
THIS FUNDING IS CRUCIAL FOR
CAMPUSES TO ASSIST STUDENTS WHO
HAVE EXPERIENCED LEARNING LOSS
ASSOCIATED WITH COVID 19
PANDEMIC AND NEED ADDITIONAL
SUPPORT. THIS BILL ALSO HELPS
STUDENTS AS COMMUNITY COLLEGES
CONTINUE TO INCREASE THE
PROPORTION OF STUDENTS ENTERING
TRANSFER LEVEL ENGLISH AND MATH
COURSES. THE BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION AND SUPPORTED BY A
BROAD COALITION OF STUDENTS,
FACULTY AND COLLEGE
ADMINISTRATORS. RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AND I VOTE. ALRIGHT
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS ITEM? HEARING AND SEEING
THAT MEMBERS THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION TO APPLYING
INTERNATIONAL CALL TO THIS ITEM?
HEARING TINA EYES 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES NOW MEMBERS
WERE GOING TO UNFINISHED
BUSINESS. WE'RE GOING TO START
WITH FOUL ITEM 29. AND WE HAVE
SENATOR COURTESY HE HAS
PREPARED, SECRETARY PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 707 BY SENATOR
CORTESI AND ACT RELATING TO
CONTINUING CARE CONTRACTS AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION
THEREFORE, SENATOR CORTEGE.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
COLLEAGUES SP 707 WILL PROVIDE
CURRENT AND FUTURE RESIDENTS OF
CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT
COMMUNITIES WITH THE SENSE OF
FINANCIAL SECURITY BY
ESTABLISHING A NOTIFICATION
SYSTEM, WHICH WILL ALERT THE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
AND ALLOW THEM TO TAKE ACTION IF
THE FACILITY IS AT RISK OF
REACHING FINANCIAL INSOLVENCY.
THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
ASSEMBLY IMPLEMENT SUGGESTIONS
PROVIDED BY THE DEPARTMENT
SOCIAL SERVICES, THE ASSEMBLY
HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE IN THE
ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE. I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS ON THE SPECIFICS OF
THOSE AMENDMENTS, BUT THE BILL
HAS HAD BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN
BOTH HOUSES. I THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
ALRIGHT ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
AND DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. ANY
CHANGE ON ITS MEMBERS. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
APPLYING UNANIMOUS ROAD? CALL
THE FILE ITEM 29. HEARING AND
SEEING NONE. EYES 40 KNOWS ZERO
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S OCCURRED IN
NEXT UP IS FALL ITEM 31. AND WE
HAVE SENATOR EDMUND SHE IS
PREPARED. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
CENTERVILLE 8 82 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN AND ACT RELATING TO LAW
ENFORCEMENT, SENATOR EDMUND
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT. SP 8 82 JUST TESTED
DO WITH REMOVING THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDED TO PUT IN US A SUNSET
DATE ON THIS BILL THAT WILL HELP
ESTABLISH A COUNCIL FOR
RECOMMENDATIONS ON PUBLIC SAFETY
DEALING, BUT WITH INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN THE IDEA AND DD
POPULATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT,
I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. GREAT ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM. SENATOR JONES, ARE
YOU RISE IN THE SPEAKER. YOU'RE
FIXING YOUR HAIR. OKAY? GOT IT.
ALL RIGHT, IF THERE'S NO
OBJECTION TO THIS, BILL, AH,
IT'S ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
USING? YOU KNOW, IT'S REAL
COLLIER. HEARING C NONE EYES 40
NO. ZERO. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
UP IS FALL ITEM. 34 SENATOR
CORTEZ E. I THINK SENATOR JONES
IS ALL RIGHT, SENATOR. COURTESY.
YOU'RE PREPARED. SECRETARY
POLICE READSENATE BILL 9 99 BY
SENATOR CORTESI AN ACT RELATING
TO HEALTHCARE COVERAGE. ORTEZ
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
COLLEAGUES. SP 999 ESTABLISHES
UTILIZATION REVIEW CRITERIA FOR
HEALTH PLANS THAT WILL PROTECT
PATIENT ACCESS TO TOMMY REVIEW
DECISIONS AND ENSURE THAT A
HEALTHCARE PROVIDER WITH SIMILAR
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE IN THE
RELEVANT DIAGNOSIS. IS
CONDUCTING THE REVIEWS. THE
AMENDMENTS TAKING THE ASSEMBLY
IMPLEMENT SUGGESTIONS PROVIDED
BY THE ASSEMBLY HEALTH
COMMITTEE. I THANK YOU AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AND I VOTE.
GREAT ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. HEARING IN
SENEN SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL ON FALL ITEM 34. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH? NO,
BECKER. FORGES. BRADFORD BARRA
CORTESI, SALLY NÓ DODD. SO AYE,
EGGMAN GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I
GROWTH? NO, HERTZBERG I WEAR SO. AYE FURTADO JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. FLARED. I NEVER I
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. I
NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA BOGUE. NO PAM
PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. I STERN I
AM BERG. I WIECKOWSKI AYE.
WIENER AYE. WILK NÓ. GORGEOUS.
NO. SENATOR COURTESY MOVES
ACROSS. NOW REMEMBER, SNACKS UP
JUST FOLLOWING HIM. 35, SENATOR
EDMUND SHE'S PREPARED,
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 10 46 BY SEATOR EGGMAN AN
ACT RELATING TO SOLID WASTE.
SENATOR EGGMAN THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS.
SB 10 46 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDED SOMETHING
ABOUT THE SIZE AND THE COLOR. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
OK, ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION AND
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING IN
CHINE, UN SECRETARY YOU MAY CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA
. AYE. ATKINS FAITHS. NÓ BECKER.
FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I GOTTA
AYE, CORTESI. AYE, SALLY. I
THOUGHT I ALSO I EGGMAN. I
GLASER. AYE. GONZALES. I GROW.
NÓ HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I.
FURTADO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER.
BLARED. AYE, LIVER. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO ACTUAL
BOGUE. NO, PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO.
I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I
WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. SENATOR SIGMUND MOVES
THE CALL. NEXT UP FOUL ITEM 38
BY SENATOR EGGMAN SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. SENATE
BILL 13 11 BY SENATOR EGGMAN
ENACT RELATING TO VETERANS
EGGMAN. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
PRESIDENT, SPEAKER. SB 13 11 HAS
TO DO WITH PROTECTION OF
VETERANS. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDED
TO WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLES WILL
BE CONSIDERED UNDER THE MILITARY
PROTECTION ACT. I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. OKAY ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THIS ITEM?
HEARING IN CHAIN UN MEMBERS.
THIS IS ELIGIBLE OR WAS SHE IS
OFF THE FLOOR, SO WE HAVE TO DO
A ROLL CALL. ALL RIGHT, UH,
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 38. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
I THINK, ER AYE, PORCHES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI.
AYE, DOLLY. AYE, DODD. SO I
EGGMAN BLAZER. AYE. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG. AYE, HUESO.
AYE, HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER FLARED. I LABOR. HI,
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S. I'VE MEN, NEWMAN
NIELSEN. I KNOW A VOGUE. I, PAM.
AYE, PORTANTINO. BROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN.
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. PORTANTINO. AYE. SHAKE IT.
BUT IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE IT. OH
THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT YOU WERE
SAYING. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
YOU SAID NO MEMBERS. GORGEOUS.
KAMLAGER PORTANTINO. AYE.
WELCOME. AYE. SENATOR MOVES THE
CALL. MEMBERS NEXT UP HIS FALL
ITEM 39. SOONER. HIRSHBERG. HE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 14 22 BY SENATOR
HERZBERG, AN ACT RELATING TO
PUBLIC CONTRACTS, HERTZBERG
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THIS
MEASURE AUTHORIZES THE
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES
TO USE LEVERAGE PROCUREMENT
PROCEDURES. UH REGARDING THE
PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF
CARPET, RESILIENT FLOORING,
SYNTHETIC TURF OR LIGHTING
FIXTURES. IT WILL ENSURE THAT
PREVAILING WAGES AND OTHER LABOR
STANDARD PROTECTIONS ARE MET
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS CLARIFY THE
BILL'S PROVISIONS AND ALSO APPLY
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND MAKES
OTHER TECHNICAL CHANGES AS
RESPECTFULLY ASTRONAUT. ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM. HEARING INSANE UN
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS FAITH BECKER. AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. AYE CORTESI
, DOLLY I STARRED SO I EGGMAN. I
GLASER. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE.
HERTZBERG? AYE, SðNG. AYE,
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER FLARED.
I LIVE ER LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW A VOGUE I
PAN PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI. AYE
WIENER. AYE, WILK. AYE. I'M
VERY, UH, WILL MOVE THE CALL.
SENATOR HERTZBERG, WHO WAS A
CALL NOW WE'RE MOVING TO FALL
ITEM. 46, SENATOR SKINNER. SHE'S
PREPARING SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 301 BY SENATOR
SKINNER AND ACT RELATING TO
BUSINESS, SENATOR SKINNER. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS
PLEASED TO PRESENT SP 301, WHICH
RECOGNIZES THAT ONLINE
MARKETPLACES ARE NOW THE PLACE
WHERE STOLEN GOODS ARE FENCED.
UH AS MOST OF US BUY OUR GOODS
ON ONLINE MARKETPLACES. SO DO
THE THOSE WHO STEAL THEM. USE IT
TO SELL. SO WHAT THIS DOES IS
HELP COMBAT. THE ORGANIZED
RETAIL THEFT RINGS BY REQUIRING
OUR ONLINE MARKETPLACES TO GET
BETTER VERIFICATION AND
IDENTIFICATION FROM THOSE
SELLERS, SO THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS WERE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING IN NATURE, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? CHAIN UN
SECRETARY. YOU MAY CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. I FAITH I THINK, ER AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I COVERED
ESTARÁ. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I
THOUGHT I GUESS SO. I EGGMAN.
LASER GONZALEZ. I GROWTH. AYE,
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. HURTADO.
AYE JONES, KAMLAGER. LAIRD. I
LABOR. I LIMÓNAYE, MCGUIRE.
MELENDEZ. I MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. I KNOW ABO. I PAN
PORTANTINO.I BROUGHT. AYE
RUBIO. I SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE.
WIENER. AYE, WILK. AYE. SENATOR
SKINNER MOVES A CALL. NEXT UP
MEMBERS IS FOUL ITEM. 48 SENATOR
WIECKOWSKI. HE IS PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ SENATE
BILL 6 88 BY SENATOR WIECKOWSKI
AN ACT RELATING TO CIVIL ACTIONS
. WIECKOWSKI FLOOR IS YOURS. MR
PRESIDENT. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WERE
CLARIFYING IN NATURE. THIS IS
THE MEASURE THAT ELIMINATES THE
USE OF CONFESSIONS OF JUDGMENTS
FOR CONSUMER AND SMALL BUSINESS
LOANS AND I VOTE ON CONCURRENCE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE? HEARING SEEN UN
SECRETARY MAY CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. I, ATKINS?
I FAITH NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES.
NO BRADFORD. I COVER ESTARÁ.
ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. I DRAW SO
I EGGMAN AYE, LASER. I GONZALES
I GROVE NÓ HERTZBERG. AYE,
WESSEL. AYE, HURTADO JONES. NÓ
KAMLAGER. LAIRD. I LEYVA? AYE,
LIMÓN. AYE MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S.
NO MEN, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN.
NO, NO, NO KOBO KNOW, PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI. I WIENER
WILK NÓ. DOLLY! NO! SENATOR
WIECKOWSKI MOVES TO CALL MEMBERS
. NOW WE'RE MOVING TO FALL ITEM
49 SENATOR GLACIER HE'S
REPAIRED. SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. SENATE BILL 7 68 BY
SENATOR GLASER, AN ACT RELATING
TO CALL WORKS, GLACIER. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT MEMBERS. THIS
BILL IS A FOLLOW UP TO
LEGISLATION AND CARRIED IN 2020.
IT ALLOWS COW WORK STUDENTS TO
RECEIVE AID WHILE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS FOR
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING WITH
THAT RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND
I VOTE. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HERE IN CHINA SECRETARY YOU MAY
CALL THE ROLL ON FOUL ITEM 49.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. ATKINS
BATES I BECKER I PORTEOUS
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI,
DOLLY! I THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALES GROWTH. AYE,
HERZBERG. AYE. FURTADO. AYE,
JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD FLAVOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S I MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. AYE COBURG, PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. WILK.
AYE. SOONER GLAZE REMOVES THE
CALL. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 52 SENATOR WIENER. NO,
HE'S NOT HERE. ALRIGHT WE'LL
MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM. 53,
SENATOR BECKER. SHE PREPARED HE
IS. SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
SENATE BILL 8 93 BY SENATOR
BECKER AND ACT RELATING TO
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. SENATOR
BECKER. THANK YOU. MEMBERS SP 93
IS BACK IN CURRENCY AFTER 77 TO
0 VOTE, THIS WOULD ALLOW FREE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN CEMETERY
COUNTY TO GO AHEAD. THE
AMENDMENTS ASSEMBLY WERE LARGELY
TECHNICAL AND CLARIFY THE NATURE
AND ADDED AN ADDITIONAL
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. I
STRUCTURALLY ASKED YOU TO VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING
CHAIN, UN SECRETARY POLICE CALL
THE ROLL ON FALL ITEM 53. ALAN
AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I
FAITH AYE, BECKER. I PORTEOUS.
AYE, BRADFORD. I CABRERA. AYE,
CORTESI. SALLY. AYE, DODD. SO I
EGGMAN. EGGMAN I LASER GONZALES.
I GROVE HERTZBERG. I WAS SO
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER
LAIRD. TO AYE, LIMÓN. AYE,
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S I MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN NIELSEN. I KNOW
VOGUE. I PAN PORTANTINO. ROCK I
RUBIO. SKINNER. STERN I HAMBURG
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. SENATOR BECKER MOVES
A CALL. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TO FALL. I DON'T 54 SOONER.
HERZBERG HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
. YOU MAY READ BILL 903 BY
SENATOR HERTZBERG AND ACT
RELATING TO PRISONS, HERTZBERG
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THIS
MEASURE REQUIRES A THOROUGH
EXAMINATION OF OUR STATE'S
EFFORT TO ADDRESS THE HOUSING
NEEDS OF PAROLEES. BILL UTILIZES
AND ALREADY ESTABLISHED
REPORTING MECHANISM WAS CDCR AND
WILL PROVIDE US WITH ACCURATE
INFORMATION ON THE MAGNITUDE OF
THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE
FORMERLY INCARCERATED SEVERE
MENTALLY ILLNESSES, MENTALIST
AND HOUSING INSECURITY. ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS REMOVE THE
EXAMINATION OF THOSE UNDER POST
RELEASE. COMMUNITY SUPERVISION
IS THAT RESPONSIBILITY IS UNDER
THE JURISDICTION THAT CARRIES AS
OPPOSED TO CDCR. THE BILL HAS
HAD RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? MENDOCINE UN SECRETARY.
POLICE CALLED THE ROLE AND
FOLLOWING ITEM 54. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. PORGES. AYE, BRADFORD.
CARBONARA CORTESI. AYE, DOLLY! I
STARRED. I ALSO AYE. EGGMAN
BLAZER. AYE. GONZALES GROWTH.
HERTZBERG? AYE, WES Ó. HURTADO.
AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD. I
LABOR. LIMÓN. LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. I MEN? I. NEWMAN
NIELSEN. I KNOW A VOGUE. I PAN
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I HAMBURG. AYE WIECKOWSKI WIENER
. AYE, WILK. AYE. BECKER. AYE.
SENATOR HERZBERG MOVES A CALL.
NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING THE FALL
ITEM 55 THAT CENTER HERZBERG
AGAIN. HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. SENATE BILL 9 13
BY SENATOR HERTZBERG AND ACT
RELATING TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SOONER. HERZBERG THIS MEASURE,
WHICH IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE,
OF COURSE, LOWERS THE AVERAGE
DAILY ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT FOR
CERTAIN SCHOOL OPERATIONS AND
GOVERNMENTAL GOVERNANCE
EXEMPTIONS IN EXISTING LAW.
THESE EXEMPTIONS ARE SPECIFIC TO
LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT, WHICH IS FACING STEEP
DECLINE IN ENROLLMENT AS A
RESULT OF THE PANDEMIC.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAKE TECHNICAL
CHANGES AND LOWER THE AVERAGE
DAILY ATTENDANCE TO 250,000
PUPILS. I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION AND
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE HERE IN T.
NONE SIX THIRD POLICE CALL A
ROLE IN FOLLOWING ITEM 55. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE. ATKINS
FITS. AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES.
AYE, BRADFORD. I GOTTA LIKE
ORTEZ. DOLLY! I THOUGHT I ALSO I
EGGMAN. AYE, LASER. GONZALES
GROWTH. AYE HERZBERG, WESSEL.
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. LAIRD. I LIVE FOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE.
MELINDA'S I MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. AYE. I PAN ARE
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER.
WILK. AYE. SENATOR HERZBERG
MOVES TO CALL NOW. NEXT UP IS
FOUL. I DON'T 57 SENATOR GLACIER
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
SENATE BILL 9 36 BY SENATOR
GLAZER AND ACT RELATING TO
RESOURCE CONSERVATION. GLASER
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS
THIS BILL IS BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. AS YOU CAN SEE, IT
CREATES A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
TRAINING CENTER TO TEACH
FORESTRY AND VEGETATION
MANAGEMENT SKILLS TO FORMALLY
INCARCERATED FOLKS. ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS REMOVE THE BILLS
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. THE BILL
HAS HAS HAD BIPARTISAN
AUTHORSHIP AND BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY,
AFTER MANY YEARS OF TRYING I'M
REALLY HOPING THAT OUR STATE
BUDGET THIS YEAR ARE ROBUST
STATE BUDGET WILL PROVIDE THE
RESOURCES TO CREATE THIS CENTER
THAT'S MUCH NEEDED FOR OUR
FORESTS AND FOR A FIRE
MANAGEMENT AND WITHOUT
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS ITEM. SENATOR NELSON. MR
PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
, THE SENATE I URGE URGENTLY
YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE BILL. WITH
WHAT'S HAPPENED WITH REALIGNMENT
INMATE HELP IS NOT ANY MUCH
LONGER AVAILABLE. AND ONE OF THE
THINGS THAT WE'VE ALWAYS SHOULD
HAVE RELIED ON MORE OF THE C. C.
C. AND THIS IS A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND THEIR
ABILITIES. TO ASSIST CAL FIRE
AND OTHER ENTITIES. FIRE
PREVENTION AND FIRE FIGHTING.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE SCENE AND SENATOR
GLACIER WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE?
THANK YOU JUST WANT TO THANK
THAT MY FRIEND FROM NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA AND FOR ALL THOSE WHO
HAVE SUPPORTED THIS IMPORTANT
ENDEAVOR WITH THAT RESPECTFULLY
, ASTRONAUT SECRETARY, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL AND FOLLOW 57.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ADKINS. I FAITH BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I GOTTA
CORTESI DOLLY! I STARTED SO. AYE
EGGMAN BLAZER, I GONZALEZ GROWTH. AYE, HERZBERG. AYE, WESSEL.
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER
LAIRD. I LIVE TO LIMÓN. AYE.
MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S I'VE BEEN.
AYE NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. I KNOW A
BUG PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN I
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI CLEANER
WILK. AYE. SENATOR GLASER MOVES
TO CALL NEXT UP MEMBERS IS FALL
ITEM. 59 SENATOR BECKER. I'M
SORRY, WE'RE GOING TO GO BACK TO
52 GOING BACK TO SENATOR WIENER
FILE ITEM 52. SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. SENATE BILL 8 86 BY
SENATOR WIENER, AN ACT RELATING
TO ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY.
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, COLLEAGUES. SB 86,
THE STUDENT AND FACULTY HOUSING
ACT IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
WILL HELP ADDRESS ARE GROWING
HOUSING CRISIS. FIRST STUDENTS
AND FACULTY MEMBERS ON COLLEGE
CAMPUSES BY STREAMLINING HOUSING
APPROVALS FOR THESE PROJECTS. AH
AMENDMENTS TAKEN THE ASSEMBLY OR
LARGELY TECHNICAL IN NATURE. WE
DID AMEND TO INCLUDE A MAXIMUM
UNIT CAP. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT
BILL AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
ARRIVAL. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING IN CHAIN NONE.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 52. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. I. ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. I FORCES AYE, BRADFORD.
I CABRERA ORTEZ. AYE, SALLY. I
THOUGHT YEAH. SO I EGGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALEZ GROWTH. AYE
HERZBERG, WESSEL. HURTADO. AYE,
JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD. NÓ LEYVA.
LIMÓN MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S. I
MEN. NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I
KNOW A BOGEY. HI, PAM.
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH RUBIO.
SKINNER. ICE TURN. I HAMBURG.
AYE, WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. ALL RIGHT, SENATOR.
OKAY? SECRETARY CALLED ABSENT
MEMBERS. FAITHS. DODD. AYE.
EGGMAN? AYE. KAMLAGER LIMÓN
SENATOR WINNER MOVES A CALL.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS WERE NOW BACK TO
FALL ITEM. 59 SENATOR BECKER.
HE'S PREPARED MADAM SECRETARY,
YOU MAY READ. SENATE BILL 9 48
BY SENATOR BECKER AND ACT
RELATING TO HOUSING AND MAKING A
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
THEREFORE, BECKER LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN, THE SENATE COLLEAGUES
SP 9 48 IS BACK FOR CONCURRENCE
. THIS BILL ELIMINATES THE
REQUIREMENT FOR INDIVIDUAL
AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECTS TO
HOLD A TRANSITION RESERVE. AND
INSTEAD ALLOW HDD TO CREATE A
POOLED RESERVE LIKE AN INSURANCE
FUND. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CAPITALIZED INITIAL FUND WITH $5
MILLION AND MAKE OTHER
CLARIFYING CHANGES AT H C. D S
REQUEST. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE ON CONCURRENCE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? MENDOCINE UN SECRETARY.
YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS BATES. AYE,
BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. I
REALLY AYE, DODD. I GUESS SO. I
EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. GONZALEZ. I
GROWTH AYE, HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO
AYE, HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER LAIRD. I LIVE. UM LIMÓN. BY MAGUIRE, MELINDA'S. I MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I
HAVE A BOOK, PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM
BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. WILK. HI. SOONERS BACK
REMOVES A CALL NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING TO FILE ITEM 0, SENATOR
DURAZO HUGE PREPARE IT.
SECRETARY YOU MAKE. READ. SENATE
BILL 9 51 BY SENATOR DURAZO AND
ACT RELATING TO UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION. THEREFORE,
SENATOR TERRAZZO THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. IT HAS BEEN 951. WILL
HELP ENSURE ALL WORKERS CAN
AFFORD TO TAKE TIME OFF TO CARE
FOR SERIOUSLY ILL FAMILY MEMBER
BOND WITH A NEW CHILD OR RECOVER
FROM THEIR OWN SERIOUS MEDICAL
CONDITION BY INCREASING THE WAGE
REPLACEMENT RATES FOR WORKERS
WHEN THEY USE STATE DISABILITY
INSURANCE OR PAID FAMILY LEAVE.
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS. UH WE'RE
TECHNICAL AND ONE DELAYED THE
REMOVAL OF WAGE CONTRIBUTION
SAILING UNTIL 2024 THERE ARE
OVER 150 ORGANIZATIONS AND
SUPPORT AND NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. IF THERE'S
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS ITEM. HEARING IN SEINEN
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FALLOUT OF 60. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ADKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. FORGES. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ TALLY. NÓ DODD.
HUESO. I EGGMAN. AYE, LASER.
GONZALES GROVE. NÓ HERTZBERG. I
WAS SO AYE, HURTADO. AYE, JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. LAIRD FLAVOR. LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S
NO MEN. NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO
ACTUAL BUG. NO, PAM. PORTANTINO
AYE, BROTH. I RUBIO SKINNER. ID
STERN. I AM BERG. I WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR
DURAZO MOVES TO CALL NOW. NEXT
UP MEMBERS AS FALL ITEM 64
SENATOR EDMUND SHE IS READY.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. SENATE
BILL 10 17 BY SENATOR EGGMAN AND
ACT RELATING TO HOUSING SOONER.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. SB 10 17 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE ASSEMBLY
AMENDED TO REORDER THE PROCESS
FOR NOTICE OF EVICTION IN
PROTECTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
VICTIMS. I ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? SEE NONE. SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. I GORGEOUS. NO,
BRADFORD. I CABALLERO ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. SO I EGGMAN
GLASER. GONZALEZ GROWTH NÓ
HERTZBERG. AYE, HUESO. FURTADO.
AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. LAIRD.
I FLAVOR LIMÓN. AYE. MCGUIRE,
MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN
NIELSEN. NOW, KOBACH. NO, PAM.
AYE, PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH. V
AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. AYE WIECKOWSKI QUEENER.
AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR EDMUND
MOVES TO CALL NO MEMBERS WERE
GOING TO MOVE TO FILE ITEM 65
SENATOR DURAZO. SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ SENATE
BILL 10 44 BY SENATOR DORIS OH,
AND ACT RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT,
SENATOR DURAZO. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. 10 44 IS BACK FROM
THE ASSEMBLY FOR CONCURRENCE.
THIS BILL ALLOWS WORKERS
CONFRONTING A SUDDEN, REASONABLE
REAL TIME EMERGENCY IN THE
WORKPLACE TO BE ABLE TO HAVE
ACCESS TO MEANS OF COMMUNICATION
AND ALLOWED TO LEAVE THE PREMISE
IF THEIR LIFE IS IN IMMEDIATE
DANGER. I CONTINUE TO WORK WITH
THE SPONSORS AND THE OPPOSITION
ON AMENDMENTS TO FURTHER FRAME
THE SCOPE OF THE BILL AND
ADDRESS CONCERNS RAISED BY THE
OPPOSITION. I CAN NOW REPORT
THAT AH, THERE IS NO OPPOSITION
FROM FIRE CHIEFS, HOSPITALS AND
BANKERS AND CREDIT UNIONS AND,
UH, REPORT MOST RECENT
CALIFORNIA CHAMBER HAS ALSO GONE
NEUTRAL ON THIS BILL, WORKERS'
SAFETY AS A PROTECTION AFFORDED
TO ALL CALIFORNIANS. THIS BILL
PROVIDES A MINIMAL AND ESSENTIAL
PROTECTIONS FOR WORKERS AND
CLEAR RULES FOR EMPLOYERS TO
KEEP WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
SAFE IN REAL TIME I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. DURING THE DAY. NONE
SECRETARY YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 65. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITH NÓ
BECKER. GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I, SALLY? NÓ
DODD. DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN.
GLASER. I GONZALEZ. GROWTH. NÓ
HERZBERG ESTÁ. HURTADO. JONES.
NÓ KAMLAGER. WHERE'D I LEAVE? ER
LIMÓN. AYE. MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S.
MEN I NEWMAN I NIELSEN. AYE. NO
PAM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG. AYE
WIECKOWSKI. AYE. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO SENATOR DURAZO MOVES
THE CALL. NEXT UP MEMBERS IS
FOUL ITEMS. 67 WE HAVE SENATOR
HER TATO. PAST PAST ON FILE,
OKAY? MOVING ON TO FOLLOW ITEM
60, AND THAT'S ALL RIGHT.
WE'RE MOVING ON TO SENATOR
WIECKOWSKI. HE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. SENATE
BILL 10 99 BY SENATOR WIECKOWSKI
AND ACT RELATING TO BANKRUPTCY
SENATOR WIECKOWSKI. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. NOW AMENDMENTS IN
THE ASSEMBLY TIGHTENED UP THE
BILL AND THE LANGUAGE WITH
REQUIRED TO AND WITH THE
CONCURRENCE OF THE BROKERS, THE
BANKERS AND THE CREDIT UNIONS.
WE'VE REDUCED THE EXEMPTION FOR
AN AUTOMOBILE. IT'S A VERY
MODEST AMOUNT THAT TIGHTENING UP
ALSO CONTINUED WITH REGARDING
THAT REPOSSESSING A CAR ON A
FILERS ACTUALLY CURRENT WITH THE
PAYMENTS ON THE CAR, AND FINALLY
THERE WAS ADDITIONAL TIGHTENING
UP WITH REMOVING THIS INCENTIVE
BY CHAPTER SEVEN TRUSTEES TO
HOLD OPEN THE BANKRUPTCY CASE
FOR MONTHS OR YEARS UNTIL THE
FAMILY HOME APPRECIATED ENOUGH
SO THAT THEY COULD SELL IT. SO
WITH THOSE CHANGES MADE IN THE
ASSEMBLY, I ASKED FOR OUR
CONCURRING VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? HERE IN 19 UNDER
SECRETARY, YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL
AND FOLLOW HIM. 71. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA ATKINS PETS NÓ
BECKER. GORGEOUS. NO BRADFORD
CABRERA. I SEE. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. SO AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER.
AYE. GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. HUESO. AYE, HURTADO.
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. LAIRD.
FLAVOR. I LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. NÓ OCHOA BOGUE.
NO, PAM. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
RUBIO. SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. WILK.
NO, ABSOLUTELY EMBERS. BECKER.
KAMLAGER RUBIO. AYE. SKINNER.
AYE. SENATOR WHITE HOUSE KEEPING
MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS NOW
WE'RE MOVING TO FOLLOW ITEMS 73. WE HAVE SENATOR WIENER. HE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
SENATE BILL 11 44 BY SENATOR
WIENER AN ACT RELATING TO WATER
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. COLLEAGUE SP ON 44,
THE STATEMENT. EFFICIENT WATER
ACT IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
WILL BRING OUR SCHOOLS AND STATE
BUILDINGS UP TO SPEED ON WATER
SAFETY BILL REQUIRES TESTING FOR
LEAD PIPES AS WELL AS
INEFFICIENT APPLIANCES AND
FIXTURES AND TESTING RELATING TO
LEGIONELLA. UM UH, WE HAD SOME
REALLY GOOD CONVERSATIONS IN THE
ASSEMBLY MADE SOME TIGHTENING
AMENDMENTS THAT IT'S A VERY
STRONG BILL THAT WILL PROTECT
PUBLIC HEALTH. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IVO.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? HEARING
INSANE UN SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL ON FILE ITEMS 73 ALAN.
AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. MY
FAITH. BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI.
SALLY. I THOUGHT I ALSO. I
EGGMAN GLASER GONDOLAS? AYE,
GROVE. HERTZBERG. I SO FURTADO
JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD. LABOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S
MEN. NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I
COBURG. I PAN PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG
WIECKOWSKI WIENER WILK. AYE.
SKINNER. AYE. SENATOR, SENATOR
WIENER MOVES TO CALL MEMBERS.
NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO FOLLOW
AND 74. DR PAN. HE'S PREPARED.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ SENATE
BILL 11 72 BY SENATOR PAN AND
ACTUALLY TO PRIVACY PENS, FLOOR
IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. SENATORS SB 11 72 IS
BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
ABILITY CLOSES THE LOOPHOLE AND
CURRENT LAW TO PROTECT THE
PRIVACY OF OUR STUDENTS BY
LIVING PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT
REMOTE PARKING COMPANIES CAN
COLLECT AMENDMENTS TAKEN
ASSEMBLY PLACE THE BILL UNDER
THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS
CODE. IT WAS BETTER ALIGNED
ALIGNS THE DEFINITION OF
PERSONAL INFORMATION OF THE
CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS ACT
REMOVED THE PRIVATE RIGHT OF
ACTION AND OTHER TECHNICAL
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS ARE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE ON
CONCURRENCE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? EVENING. CHINE UN
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 74. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH NÓ
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
GOTTA LIKE ORTEZ. AYE, DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. I KNOW SO I EGGMAN. EGGMAN
I GLASER GONZALES GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I SO I HURTADO.
JONES. KAMLAGER. LAIRD LEYVA
LIMÓN. AYE. MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S
NO MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO CHILD BOW. PAM
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIA.
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI QUEENER WILK NÓ.
SOONER. PEN MOVES A CALL.
MEMBERS. NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEMS. 75 AND WE HAVE
SENATOR COURTESY. SECRETARY YOU
MAY READ. SENATE BILL 11 84 BY
SENATOR CORTESI AND ACT RELATING
TO MEDICAL INFORMATION FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND COLLEAGUES AND PLEASED TO
PRESENT SP 11 84 TO ENSURE
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS GET THE
BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT. THEY NEED.
SB 11 80 FORWARD DEFINED IN
CALIFORNIA LAW. A QUOTE SCHOOL
LINK SERVICES. COORDINATOR. AS
THOSE INDIVIDUALS OR ENTITIES
WITH THE PUPIL PERSONNEL
SERVICES CREDENTIAL LOCATED ON
THE SCHOOL CAMPUS OR UNDER
CONTRACT BY A COUNTY BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH PROVIDER TO ENSURE THAT
THESE SCHOOL LINK SERVICES
COORDINATORS CAN BETTER REFER
BOTH STUDENTS AND FAMILIES TO
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND CARE
. THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN THE
ASSEMBLY AND CERTAIN LANGUAGE TO
AVOID CHAPTER NOW ISSUES WITH A
B 25 26. WHICH IS A ZOMBIE
MEMBER, COOPER'S BILL THIS BILL
SUPPORTED BY THE CALIFORNIA
SCHOOL NURSES ORGANIZATION, AND
THE CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF
SCHOOL COUNSELORS, THANK YOU AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE, SENATOR
DALLAS THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
MEMBERS. I RISE IN OPPOSITION TO
THIS BILL. THE CONFIDENTIAL
CONFIDENTIALITY OF MEDICAL
INFORMATION ACT SCHOOL LINK
SERVICE COORDINATORS. THIS BILL
COULD BE USED TO COVER THIS BILL
COULD BE USED TO COVER
PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT FOR
STUDENTS WITHOUT PARENTAL
CONSENT. IF THE SCHOOL IS GIVEN
ACCESS TO THE STUDENTS INSERTS
INFORMATION THEY CAN BE REFERRED
ELSEWHERE AND BEGIN TO RECEIVE
TREATMENT WITHOUT PARENTAL
KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT. THE RIGHT
OF A PARENT TO REMAIN INVOLVED
IN THE CHILD'S WELL BEING NEEDS
TO BE UPHELD AND PROTECTED.
MEDICAL INFORMATION SHOULD NOT
BE SHARED WITH PRIVATE OR PUBLIC
ENTITIES UNLESS GIVEN THE PROPER
PARENTAL CONSENT, WHICH THIS
BILL CAN DIRECTLY AVOID. MEDICAL
DECISIONS SHOULD BE LEFT UP TO
THE FAMILY AND THEIR PERSONAL
DOCTORS, NOT THE SCHOOL AND
THEIR RELATED FACILITIES.
CHILDREN CANNOT BE LEFT TO MAKE
SERIOUS MEDICAL DECISIONS ON
THEIR OWN, AND IT IS NOT THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SCHOOL TO
SERVE THAT ROLE OF A PARENT AND
ADVISED THE SCHOOL. STUDENT OF
THEIR CHOICES. THIS BILL IS
ALONG THE SAME LINES AS THE
BILL. WE HAD A BIG DEBATE ON 19
FORTIES, SILAS AND WE NEED TO
ALLOW PARENTS TO HAVE THE RIGHT
INFORMATION TO KNOW WHAT'S
HAPPENING WITH THEIR CHILDREN
WHEN IT BECOMES WHEN IT COMES TO
THEIR MEDICAL SERVICES. I HEARD
, YOU KNOW, VOTE ON SB 11 84.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION DEBATE,
SEEING NONE. SENATOR CORTEZ,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT, JUST TO
ASSUAGE THOSE CONCERNS FOR MY
COLLEAGUES. THIS BILL AS IT WENT
THROUGH COMMITTEE, UM, WAS
PREVIOUSLY AMENDED TO REQUIRE
WRITTEN UM, CONSENT UNDER
FEDERAL HIPPA LAWS BEFORE
INFORMATION COULD BE TRANSFERRED
FROM EDUCATION CODE PERSONNEL TO
COUNTY GOVERNMENT CODE PERSONNEL
, SO ALL OF THAT IS COVERED IN
THE BILL. UH AND WHERE IS THE
ORIGINAL BILL AND PRINT DID NOT
SPEAK TO THAT EXPRESSLY. THAT'S
THE FIRM LUÌT STATED IN THE BILL
PRIOR TO IT GOING TO THE
ASSEMBLY. THANK YOU AND I
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GROWTH. NÓ HERZBERG I WEAR SO
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AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN. NEWMAN
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PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
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JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD. I LIVE TO
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WE HAVE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS?
ALL RIGHT. SENATOR I'M BERG.
THANK YOU. MR PRESIDENT. SENATE
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET AT 3 30 IN ROOM 1200
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COMMITTEE WILL MEET IN ROOM
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STERN. UM YEAH, I THINK MR
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QUALITY. COMMITTEE. ROOM 2200.
OKAY. UPON.
ASSUME 5 P.M. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
MEETING VIA ZOOM AT 5:10 P.M.
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RESOLUTION 26 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MEDINA AND
RELATIVE TO STUDENT LOANS,
SENATOR LABOR THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. GOOD EVENING MEMBERS
. A. J R 26 URGES THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT TO RECONSIDER THE
STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT PLAN FOR
ALL STUDENT LOANS BASED ON THE
PERSONAL SAVINGS RATE. THE
PERSONAL SAVINGS RATE IS THE
PERCENTAGE OF DISPOSABLE INCOME.
THAT PEOPLEHAVE AFTER PAYING
TAXES, BILLS AND GROCERIES. THE
STUDENT LOAN DEBT IN THE UNITED
STATES HAS INCREASED BY MORE
THAN 100% OVER THE LAST 10
YEARS. CURRENTLY MORE THAN 3.5
MILLION CALIFORNIA BORROWERS OWE
140.1 BILLION IN FEDERAL STUDENT
LOAN DEBT. THE INCREASING COST
OF HIGHER EDUCATION HAS BEEN
EVEN MORE BURDENSOME IN
COMMUNITIES OF COLOR. THIS WOULD
ALSO HELP MORE STUDENTS OF COLOR
TO ENROLL IN HIGHER EDUCATION
WITHOUT FEAR OF BEING OVERLY
BURDENED BY STUDENT LOAN
REPAYMENTS MEMBERS A JR 26 URGES
THE U. S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION
TO ESTABLISH AND SUBMIT TO
CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL, A MONTHLY
STUDENT LOAN PAYMENT PLAN FOR
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AYE, ATKINS. FAITH. BECKER.
GORGEOUS. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. AYE, CORTESI. SALLY. I
THOUGHT SO AYE, EGGMAN GLASER.
I. GONZALES. CROW. AYE,
HERTZBERG. SO AYE, HURTADO
JONES. KAMLAGER I CARED. AYE
LIVER LIMÓN. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S.
I MEN. AYE NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. I
KNOW VOGUE. PAM. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT. AYE RUBIA SKINNER.
STERN. I AM BERG. RIGHT? NUMBER
GUY WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER.
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I MEAN SIMILAR LABOR MOVES THE
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ITEM. 1 13. SENATOR CABALLERO.
SHE'S PREPARED, SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 64
BY ASSEMBLING ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FLORA AND ACT RELATING TO WATER.
SENATOR FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 11 64 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S FLORA, WHICH
WILL CLARIFY THAT SMALL
RESERVOIRS OPERATED BY PUBLIC
AGENCIES USED FOR AGRICULTURAL
PURPOSES ARE TREATED IN THE SAME
MANNER AS PRIVATE RESERVOIRS.
REGULATING RESERVOIR IS A SMALL
RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTED TO STORE
WATER THAT WOULD OTHERWISE
SPILLOVER FROM CANAL SYSTEMS.
THEY ACT AS AN EXTENSION TO
CANAL IRRIGATION CANALS, WHICH
ALLOW FOR IMPROVED EFFICIENCY OF
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GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT ACT. THIS
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REGULATING BASIN IF USED FOR
AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES AND
OVERSEEN BY PUBLIC ENTITIES,
SUCH AS AN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
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AND OVERSIGHT AS PRIVATE SYSTEMS
. THE BILL IS A RESULT OF YEARS
OF NEGOTIATION WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
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BECKER. I FOR GIS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ.
SALLY. AYE, DODD. SO EGGMAN.
BLAZER. I. GONZALES. GROWTH.
AYE, HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I
FURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER.
BLARED. AYE. FLAVOR. LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. I MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW A
VOGUE. PAM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT RUBIO. SKINNER. ICE
TURN. HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. WILK. AYE. SENATOR
CABALLERO MOVES THE CALL.
MEMBERS NOW WE'RE MOVING TO FALL
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DURAZO. SHE PREPARED FILE ITEM 1
20. SHE IS SECRETARY. YOU MAY
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 21 93 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL AN ACT
RELATING TO COURTS. SENATOR TO
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL, I'M
PLEASED TO PRESENT A B 21 93. IT
WILL STRENGTHEN THE SARGENT
SHRIVER CIVIL COUNCIL ACT. THAT
PROGRAM PROVIDES LEGAL
REPRESENTATION TO LOW INCOME
CALIFORNIANS AND HIGH STAKES
CIVIL MATTERS AFFECTING BASIC
HUMAN NEEDS, SUCH AS CHILD
CUSTODY, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND
EVICTION PROCEEDINGS. IN 2019,
THE GOVERNOR SIGNED INTO LAW 3
30 BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION, WHICH
EXPANDED THE SCHREIBER PROGRAM
SO THAT MORE CALIFORNIANS CAN BE
ASSURED OF MEANINGFUL ACCESS TO
JUSTICE. MAYBE 21 93 BUILDS UPON
THAT PROGRESS BY HELPING TO
ENSURE THAT ALL CALIFORNIANS
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DEEPLY PRACTICAL, ESPECIALLY AT
A TIME WHEN ARE UNDOCUMENTED. AH
CALIFORNIANS ARE AMONGST THE
MOST VULNERABLE ARE BEING DENIED
RELIEF PROVIDED TO OTHERS AND
ARE THERE FOR MORE LIKELY TO BE
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AYE, ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I COVERED
ESTARÁ. ORTEZ. SALLY. DODD. SO
AYE, EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. I.
GONZALES. GROWTH. AYE,
HERTZBERG. AYE, WESSEL. AYE,
HURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER I
GLARED. I LABOR. LIMÓN MCGUIRE
AYE. MELINDA'S NO MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. NO, NO,
BOGUE. I PAN. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIA. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG
WIECKOWSKI. WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR DURAZO MOVES TO CALL.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS. WE'RE NOW GOING
TO GO BACK TO FILE ONE OR EIGHT.
FILE ONE OF EIGHT MATURE BUCKS
AND KOBO GORE. YOU PREPARED SHE
IS. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 87 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SEYARTO TOÀN
ACT RELATING TO EMERGENCY
SERVICES. SENATOR FLOOR IS
YOURS. MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS
UNDER CURRENT LAW, THE
CALIFORNIA EMERGENCY SERVICES
ACT AUTHORIZES THE GOVERNOR TO
SUSPEND ANY REGULATION OR
STATUTE DURING A STATE OF
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY POWERS EXIST
IN ORDER TO ALLOW THE STATE TO
RESPOND IN A TIMELY AND
EFFECTIVE MANNER TO AN IMMINENT
CRISIS. CONSEQUENTLY IT HAS BEEN
A LONG HELD ASSUMPTION THAT
EMERGENCY POWERS WILL ONLY BE
EXERCISE TO RESPOND TO
CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE STATE
OF EMERGENCY. HOWEVER AS
CURRENTLY WRITTEN, CALIFORNIA
LAW DOES NOT LIMIT EMERGENCY
POWERS TO THAT END. OF THE
CURRENT 35 STATES THAT HAVE
SIMILAR EMERGENCY POWERS TO
CALIFORNIA 26 HAVE EXPLICITLY
LIMITED THESE POWERS TO THE
STATE OF EMERGENCY, LEAVING
AMERICA NINE WITHOUT THIS
CLARITY. A B 16 87 WITH A LINE
CALIFORNIA WITH THE MAJORITY IN
MAINTAINING CLEAR GUIDANCE UNDER
EMERGENCY POWERS STATUTE BY
CODIFYING THE LONG HELD
ASSUMPTION THAT EMERGENCY POWERS
ARE AUTHORIZED SO LONG AS THEY
RELATE TO THE CONDITIONS OF THE
DECLARED STATE OF EMERGENCY.
THIS BILL HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
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FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
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WANNA WAIT? ALAN. ARCHULETTA
ATKINS. AYE. FAITHS. I THINK, ER. AYE FORGES BRADFORD. I CABRERA
ORTEZ. SALLY. I THOUGHT I ALSO
NÀN NO" CONSULT GLASER. GONZALES.
I GROW. AYE, HERTZBERG. I GUESS
SO. AYE, FURTADO. AYE, JONES.
KAMLAGER NÓ LAIRD. AYE, LEYVA.
LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S I
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN.
I TRAVEL VOGUE, PAM. PORTANTINO
FROTH. AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER. NO
STERN. HAMBURG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI.
AYE, WIENER. NÓ WILK. AYE.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. YEAH.
SO RUBIO. STERN. SECRETARY
POLICE CALLED THE ABSENT MEMBERS
ONE MORE TIME. SO RUBIO. STERN.
STARTING NOW. WE'RE GONNA CALL
THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME. WHEREAS
Ó RUBIO. HERE WE GO. ALRIGHT I
34 KNOWS FAR. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW WE'RE MOVING BACK TO
FILE. I DON'T WANT 22 SENATOR
MAN HE IS READY. SECRETARY YOU
MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 21 96 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN, AN
ACTIVE RELATIONSHIP PROFESSIONS
AND VOCATIONS, SENATOR MAX THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. GOOD EVENING
MEMBERS. A B 21 96 IS CODE
CLEANUP REQUESTED BY THE BOARD
OF BARBERING AND COSMOPOLITAN
COSMETOLOGY. IT MODIFIES
DEFINITIONS UPDATES THE SCOPE OF
PRACTICE FOR HAIRSTYLISTS HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND NO
OPPOSITION. I RESPECTFULLY ASK,
THEORIZED. OUR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM AND DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
HEARING IN CHINA AND SECRETARY
YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL. OKAY, WE
CAN BE HAD OKAY. ALL RIGHT. THIS
IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL, SIR. ANY OBJECTION TO USE
ANY UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ON THIS
MEASURE? HEARING C NINE EYES 40
KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES
NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO FOUL
ITEM. 1 26. AND THAT'S SENATOR
CABALLERO. SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 25 95 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
JOAN SAWYER AN ACT RELATING TO
JUVENILES, CAVIAR. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
25 95 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER,
WHICH REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES, WHICH OVERSEES
CHILD WELFARE INVESTIGATIONS TO
ENSURE THAT ALL REGULATIONS AND
GUIDANCE GIVEN THE COUNTY'S
TREAT LEGAL CANNABIS, THE SAME
AS ALCOHOL OR LEGALLY PRESCRIBED
MEDICATION. TO BE CLEAR. THIS
BILL DOES NOT CHANGE THE CHILD
WELFARE INVESTIGATION PROCESS OR
ANY PROCEEDINGS. DRAWING
FAMILIES INTO COURT FOR
POSSESSION OF LEGAL CANNABIS IS
NOT ONLY A STRESSFUL EVENT THAT
REQUIRES TAKING TIME OFF FOR
WORK OR JUGGLING SCHEDULES CAN
BE INCREDIBLY INCREDIBLY
TRAUMATIC FOR CHILDREN. A B 25
95 WILL ENSURE CHILDREN ARE NOT
SEPARATED FROM THEIR FAMILIES
SOLELY BECAUSE THERE IS LEGAL
CANNABIS IN THE HOUSEHOLD,
CONSISTENT WITH RULES THAT DO
NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO BE
SEPARATED SOLELY BECAUSE THERE
IS ALCOHOL OR LEGALLY PRESCRIBED
MEDICATION IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
THIS BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION. AND
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND
I RESPECTFULLY ASK, CAN I VOTE?
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM? ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE HEARING.
TEEN UN SECRETARY PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL AND FILE ITEM 1 26.
ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE.
ATKINS FAITH NÓ BECKER. FORGES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI. I
DOLLY. DODD. SO I EGGMAN. I
GLASER. I. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE.
NÓ HERTZBERG. I SO. AYE FURTADO
JONES. KAMLAGER I FLARED. I
LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELENDEZ. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. NO CHILD BROUGH. PAM
PORTANTINO. ROSS. AYE RUBIO
SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR CUBBY REMOVES THE CALL.
MEMBERS NOW WE'RE GOING TO FILE
ITEM. 1 31. AND WE HAVE SENATOR
GLACIER. HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL IN
17 98 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN
AND ACT RELATING TO THE
POLITICAL REFORM ACT OF 1974
GLACIER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, MEMBERS. 80 17 98 IS
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRIAN AND
HIS SPONSORED BY THE FAIR
POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION.
AND IT ALLOWS COMMITTEES TO
INCLUDE COMPLETE CAMPAIGN
ADVERTISEMENT DISCLOSURE
DIRECTLY IN A DIGITAL
ADVERTISEMENT. INSTEAD OF
LINKING IT TO A DIFFERENT
WEBSITE THAT CONTAINS THE
DETAILED DISCLOSURES. BY
ELIMINATING PENALTIES FOR OVER
DISCLOSURE ON POLITICAL
ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS BILL FREES
UP ENFORCEMENT RESOURCES TO
PURSUE MORE SERIOUS VIOLATIONS
OF THE POLITICAL REFORM ACT.
VILLAGE RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT NO OPPOSITION ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BRYANT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. UNION, SEE
NONE. SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL ON. FOLLOW ITEM 131. ALAN.
AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS.
FAITH. I THINK, ER AYE,
FORTRESS. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I'M SALLY. I
THOUGHT SO AYE, EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. GONZALEZ. GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. HURTADO.
JONES. KAMLAGER I GLARED. LABOR.
AYE, SIMONE. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S.
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. BY NIELSEN. I
KNOW A BOGEY. I PAN PORTANTINO.
ROTH. RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
STERN. I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI
WIENER. AYE, WILK. I MOVED TO
CALL. MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO
FALL AND, UM 134 SENATOR DODD.
HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 20 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IRWIN AN ACT
RELATING TO CLINICAL
LABORATORIES. SOONER DODGE YOU
HAVE THE FLOOR. MR PRESIDENT
MEMBERS, CALIFORNIA'S THE ONLY
STATE THAT REQUIRES PHLEBOTOMIST
TO PUNCTURE THE SKIN TO DRAW
BLOOD, EVEN THOUGH THE NEW,
NEEDLESS BLOOD COLLECTION METHOD
EXISTS. 11 20 WOULD SIMPLY ALLOW
HEALTH FACILITIES AND HOSPITALS
TO AUTHORIZE THE USE OF NEW FDA
APPROVED BLOOD DRAW DEVICES.
CALIFORNIA PATIENTS DESERVE
GREATER ACCESS TO NEW MEDICAL
PRACTICES THAT ARE SAFE AND MORE
COMFORTABLE. RECENT AMENDMENTS
ADOPT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH. RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE DURING SEEN NONE.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 134. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. BATES. AYE,
BECKER. FORGES. BRADFORD
CARBONARA. ORTEZ. VALLEY. I
THOUGHT SO EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER.
GONZALES. I GROW. HERTZBERG.
WESSEL. HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER
I GLARED. LEVA. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. I MEN I
NEWMAN AYE, NIELSEN. I KNOW A
VOGUE. I PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO.
ROTH. AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
STERN. I AM BERG. AYE,
WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER. WILK?
AYE. SENATOR JOHN MOVES THE
CALL. MEMBERS. NOW WE'RE MOVING
TO FOLLOW ITEM 138. AND SENATOR
LEYVA. FOLLOWING 138. SH'S
PREPARED SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 18 82 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ROBERT RIVAS
AND ACT RELATING TO HOSPITALS.
SENATOR LEO. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. GOOD EVENING MEMBERS
. UNDER CURRENT LAW, HOSPITALS
MUST PLAN TO MEET A VARIETY OF
SEISMIC SAFETY STANDARDS TO
ENSURE THAT THEY REMAIN
OPERATIONAL MEMBERS. A B 18 82
IS A COMMON SENSE MEASURE THAT
SIMPLY IMPROVES TRANSPARENCY
AROUND THE HOSPITALS PROGRESS IN
MEETING THE STANDARD SO THAT THE
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCIES
AND FIRST RESPONDERS CAN
ADEQUATELY PREPARE CONTINGENCY
PLANS. IN CASE THE HOSPITAL IS
UNSAFE AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING INSANE NONE.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON FOLLOWING FILE ITEM 138.
FALLON. AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS.
BATES. BECKER. AYE, FORTRESS.
BRADFORD ESTARÁ. AYE, CORTESI. I
REALLY NÓ DODD. SO I EGGMAN.
AYE. BLAZER. GONZALES. I GROW.
NÓ HERZBERG, WESSEL. AYE,
HURTADO JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
GLARED. LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO ACTUAL
BOOK. PAM. PORTANTINO ROSS.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. SENATOR LIVING MOVES
THE CAR. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TO FOUL ITEM 141. SENATOR BATES.
SHE'S PREPARED PRAYER. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL ME READ.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 58
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WHEN AN ACT
RELATING TO OIL SPILLS FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
TODAY I RISE PRESENT IN ASSEMBLY
BILL 16 58 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYWOMAN JANET KNEW IN A B
16 58 ENCOURAGES LOCAL
AUTHORITIES TO DEVELOP AN OIL
SPILL RESPONSE PLAN THAT IS
CONSISTENT WITH BOTH STATE AND
FEDERAL OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY
PLANS THE ASSISTANCE PROVIDED
THROUGH A GRANT PROGRAM. WILL
ALLOW COASTAL CITIES TO HAVE
ACCESS TO RESOURCES THAT WILL
HELP THEM DEVELOP OR UPDATE
THEIR CONTINGENCY PLANS, SO THEY
ARE PREPARED IN THE EVENT OF AN
EMERGENCY. HAVING THESE PLANS IN
PLACE WILL BETTER COORDINATE
EMERGENCY RESOURCES TO RESPOND
TO POTENTIAL OIL SPILLS IN A
TIMELY MANNER. THE BILL HAS
RECEIVED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND
HAS NO REGISTERED OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING JEAN UN SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ON FILE
ITEM ONE FOR ONE. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
I THINK, ER AYE, PORCHES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. I THOUGHT I ALSO AYE,
EGGMAN. GLASER. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I WAS SO
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. AYE,
KAMLAGER. BLARED. LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. I MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. ULTRABOOK. I PAN. AYE,
PORTANTINO. ROCK. AYE, RUBIO.
SKINNER. STERN. HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. NÓ WILK. HI
BATES MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
WERE MOVING TO FILE ITEM. 145
SENATOR MAN ARE YOU PREPARED? HE
IS SECRETARY MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 25 03 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CRISTINA GARCIA AN ACT RELATING
TO TENDENCY SENATOR FLOOR,
GEORGE. UH THANK YOU, MATT. MR
PRESIDENT, FELLOW MEMBERS, I
RISE TO PRESENT A B 25 OH,
THREE. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CRISTINA
GARCIA, WHICH INSTRUCTS THE
CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW COMMISSION
TO STUDY THE USAGE OF TERMS FOR
LANDLORDS AND TENANTS WITHIN THE
CALIFORNIA CODES AND REPORT BACK
TO THE LEGISLATURE WITH
RECOMMENDATIONS. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION AND DEBATE HEARING
SEEN UN SECRETARY YOU MAY CALL
THE ROLL ON FILE ITEM. 1 45.
ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE,
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. BRADFORD. I GOTTA I
PROTEST. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. SO I
EGGMAN. GLASER. GONZALEZ. AYE,
GROVE. NÓ HERZBERG I WEAR SO
AYE, HURTADO. JONES. NO
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. LEYVA. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO, PAM.
AYE, PORTANTINO. ROCK. V
SKINNER. STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER. WIENER.
AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR MAN MOVES
A CALL. MEMBERS. NOW WE'RE
MOVING ON TO FOLLOW ITEM 1 50.
SENATOR ROTH. HE'S PREPARE IT.
MADAM SECRETARY YOU CAN READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 29 16 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY AND ACT
RELATING TO CONTRACTORS, SENATOR
ROTH THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
COLLEAGUES AT CALIFORNIA STATE
LICENSE BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
ADDRESSING COMPLAINTS ABOUT
CONTRACTORS BY PUBLICLY
DISCLOSING DETAILS OF MINOR
COMPLAINTS AND LETTERS OF
ADMONISHMENTS FOR ONE YEAR FROM
THE DATE, THE LETTER IS SERVED.
THIS BILL WOULD GIVE THE
DISCRETION TO EXTEND THESE
PUBLIC DISCLOSURES FOR UP TO TWO
YEARS. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING SEEN UN SECRETARY
YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL ON FILE
ITEM 150. ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA
ATKINS. BATES. BECKER. FORGES
BRADFORD. AYE CABALLERO ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. AYE, DODD. SO I EGGMAN.
AYE. BLAZER. I. GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. HERTZBERG. AYE, WESSEL.
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. I MEANT
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. AYE,
COBURG PAN. PORTANTINO BROTH.
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. HI. THE WRATH MOVES THE
CALL. NOW MEMBERS MOVING ONTO
FALLOUT ON 154. SENATOR
CABALLERO. SHE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU CAN READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 24 49 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BLANCA RUBIO AND ACT RELATING TO
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. THANK YOU,
SENATOR CAVIAR OR THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
A B 24 49 IS BEFORE YOU AFTER
TWO YEARS OF DISCUSSIONS, AND
MANY LESSONS LEARNED DURING THE
COVID PANDEMIC. LESSONS ABOUT
HOW TO DO A MODEST UPDATE TO THE
BROWN ACT TO ALLOW LOCAL
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO MEET
REMOTELY AND ALLOW PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION. MAYBE 3 61 LAST
YEAR CODIFIED THE VALUE OF
REMOTE PARTICIPATION DURING
EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES.
UNFORTUNATELY THERE ARE STILL
UNIQUE CIRCUMSTANCES THAT MAY
PREVENT A MEMBER FROM
PARTICIPATING IN PERSON. A B 24
49 ADDRESSES THIS BY PERMITTING
A MEMBER OF A LEGISLATIVE BODY
OF A LOCAL AGENCY TO
PARTICIPATE. UM USING
TELECONFERENCING WITHOUT
NOTICING THEIR TELECONFERENCE
LOCATION AND MAKING THE LOCATION
PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE, WHICH IS
CURRENTLY REQUIRED BY THE BROWN
ACT IN ORDER TO UTILIZE THIS
FLEXIBILITY, A SPECIFIC SET OF
LIMITATIONS AND TRANSPARENCY.
GUARDRAILS MUST BE MET BEFORE
THE MEMBER CAN PARTICIPATE.
INCLUDING DISCLOSURES. WARM
REQUIREMENTS. LIMITATIONS ON THE
NUMBER OF TIMES IS FLEXIBILITY
CAN BE USED AMONG MANY OTHER
RESTRICTIONS. THIS MEASURE STILL
ENSURES THE PUBLIC CAN SEE. HEAR
AND ENGAGE THE REPRESENTATIVE
THROUGH MODERN AVENUES WHILE
ALSO SAFEGUARDING THE PUBLIC
INTEREST. THE LATEST SET OF
FLORA MEN'S REMOVE A SUBSTANTIAL
PORTION OF OPPOSITION. THAT HAD
TECHNICAL CONCERNS AND THE
COORDINATION WITH THE OPPOSITION
COALITION HAS BEEN INVALUABLE
THROUGHOUT THIS PROCESS. THANK
YOU, AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS OR COMMENTS?
ON THIS BILL. NO COMMENTS FROM
OKAY. MEMBERS WILL GO STRAIGHT
TO THE ROAD AND I'M SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ON
FOLLOWING 154. ALAN. AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. BATES.
BECKER. FORGES. BRADFORD I
ESTARÁ ORTEZ. AYE, SALLY. I
THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN. EGGMAN.
AYE, GLASER. I. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO.
HURTADO. JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. I NEVER AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. NO MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. BY NIELSEN. OH, A BUG.
PAM. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR
CAVIAR MOVES THE CALL. NOW
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON THE FALL
ITEM 173. WE HAVE SENATOR STERN.
HE'S PREPARED. SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 48 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAIENSCHEIN AN
ACT RELATING TO DISASTER
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS STERN.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT MEMBERS
I RISE TO PRESENT THE ANIMAL
NATURAL DISASTER EVACUATION PLAN
LEGISLATION AUTHORED BY SOMEONE
MAIENSCHEIN UM, ANYONE WHO'S
BEEN THROUGH A FIRE KNOWS THAT
EVACUATION, ESPECIALLY
EVACUATION OF LARGE ANIMALS CAN
BECOME A NOT JUST A HEADACHE,
BUT A LIFE OR DEATH ISSUE FOR
PEOPLE AND FOR THEIR ANIMALS.
THIS BILL WOULD FINALLY HAVE
COUNTIES REQUIRED PERMIT OWNERS
TO SUBMIT ANIMAL NATURAL
DISASTER EVACUATION PLANS. IT
HAS NO OPPOSITION SIDE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION AND
DEBATE ON THIS ITEM ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? HEARING C
NONE. SECRETARY WILL YOU PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL ON FILE ITEM? 1
73. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA ATKINS
FAITH AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. AYE,
SALLY. AYE, DODD. SO. N
GLASER. GONZALEZ. I GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. HUESO. HURTADO.
JONES. KAMLAGER I GLARED. I
LABOR. LIMÓN. LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN
NIELSEN. BERG. I PAN. PORTANTINO
I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. SENATOR STERN MOVES TO CALL
MEMBERS. NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEM. 1 84. AND WE HAVE
SENATOR HERTZBERG IS HE
PREPARED? HE IS SECRETARY YOU
MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2043 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOHN SAWYER AN
ACT RELATING TO BAIL BONDS.
SENATOR HERTZBERG. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THIS MEASURE ALIGNS
CALIFORNIA LAW WITH THE LAW.
SURPRISINGLY MEMBERS OF 18 OTHER
STATES BY REQUIRING BAIL
FUGITIVE RECOVERY AGENTS
OTHERWISE KNOWN AS BOUNTY
HUNTERS. TO BECOME LICENSED,
BASICALLY, 40 HOUR COURSE, UM,
POST A BOND AND PROVIDING
INSURANCE. CURRENT LAW ON BOUNTY
HUNTERS ONLY LIMITED TO
UNENFORCEABLE EDUCATION
REQUIREMENTS AND NOTICED
STANDARDS AND THERE'S NO ENTITY
CHARGED WITH IMPLEMENTING AND
NEARLY OVERSIGHT AND NEARLY NO
OVERSIGHT OCCURS WITH RESPECT TO
ANY VIOLATION OF THE LAW. THIS
IS SPONSORED BY OUR INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER WOULD BE OPERATED
UNDER THE INSURANCE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. COMMON
SENSE REGULATIONS IT RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOHN SAWYER. I
ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS ITEM? HEARING INSANE
NONE. SECRETARY YOU MAY CALL THE
ROLL ON FILE ITEM 1 84. ALAN.
AYE ARCHULETTA. ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA ORTEZ. SALLY. DODD.
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. BLAZER. I.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I
GUESS SO. I HEARD TODAY.
HURTADO. NO JONES. NO KAMLAGER.
I FLARED. AYE, LIVER. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. NO MEN.
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO, NO,
BOGUE. PAM. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR HERZBERG
MOVES TO CALL NO. ALRIGHT, WE'RE
MOVING NOW TO FOLLOW ITEM. 1 98.
SENATOR NEWMAN. HE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY. YOU MAY CALL THE
ROLL. I MEAN, I'M SORRY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 25 28 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BIGELOW AND ACT
RELATING TO THE POLITICAL REFORM
ACT OF 1974, SENATOR NEWMAN.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT RISE ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BIGELOW TO PRESENT A B 25 28,
WHICH WILL BUILD ON CALIFORNIA'S
EXISTING POLITICAL REFORM ACT BY
MAKING IT EASIER FOR THE PUBLIC
TO FIND INFORMATION ABOUT HOW
MONEY INFLUENCES CANDIDATES
WEARING FOR OFFICE IN CALIFORNIA
A B 25 28 WILL REQUIRE LOCAL
CANDIDATES AND OFFICERS
RECEIVING CUMULATIVE
CONTRIBUTIONS OF $15,000 OR MORE
TO FATHER CAMPAIGN STATEMENTS
ELECTRONICALLY WITH THE
SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE AS
WELL AS WITH THE RELEVANT LOCAL
ENTITIES HAVING LOCAL ELECTED
OFFICIALS AND CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE FATHER FINANCE REPORTS
WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE WILL
ALLOW ANYONE WHO WISHES TO
UTILIZE THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S
ONLINE FILING SYSTEM TO EASILY
ACCESS AND ANALYZE THIS DATA. A
B 25 28 HAS PASSED THROUGH THE
LEGISLATIVE PROCESS WITH
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. AND NO NO
VOTES ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BIGELOW. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM, AND HE HAD JUST SOME
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE HEARING
SEEN NONE. SECRETARY. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALRIGHT. SO
UNANIMOUS. I'M SORRY. OKAY? I
DIDN'T KNOW WE HAD ESTABLISHED
AGAIN. UM YOU KNOW WHAT I'M
SAYING? IS THERE ANY OBJECTION
TO USING UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL?
HERE IN THE CHAIN NINE EYES 40
NO. ZERO MEASURE PASSES. OKAY?
ALL RIGHT. NOW WE'RE MOVING TO
FILE ITEM 205 MEMBERS. SENATOR
MAN HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY. YOU
MAY READ ASSEMBLY BILL 28 10 BY
SOME REMEMBER ARAMBULA, AN ACT
RELATING TO STUDENT NUTRITION.
SENATOR BEN YOU MR PRESIDENT
ARRIVES TO PRESENT A B 28 10 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
DOCTOR ARAMBULA. THIS IS A BILL
INTENDED TO ADDRESS STUDENT FOOD
INSECURITIES BY CLOSING KEY
KNOWLEDGE GAPS. MAYBE 28 10
REQUIRED SEE SUS AND SEE. SEE
SEE CAMPUSES TO USE FAFSA DATA
IDENTIFY STUDENTS WHO MAY BE
FINANCIALLY ELIGIBLE FOR RACAL
FRESH BENEFITS TO EMAIL THOSE
STUDENTS AND TO PROVIDE THE
STUDENTS WITH THE CONTACT
INFORMATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO
CAN HELP THEM APPLY FOR THE
PROGRAM WHILE ENCOURAGING UCS
AND OTHER INDEPENDENT, HIGHER
EDUCATION CAMPUSES TO DO THE
SAME 80 2010, SUPPORTED BY THE
STUDENT AID COMMISSION, AND C F
A, I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU TO
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE HERE IN THE
CHAIN IN MEMBERS, THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL
. IS THERE ANY OBJECTION TO
USING THE UNANIMOUS ROAD COLUMN
FILE ITEM 205 HEARING IN SINA
AND I'S 40 NO. ZERO. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING
TO FOUL ITEMS TO 16. AND THAT'S
SENATOR LAIRD. HE'S PREPARED
ISN'T IT?
19 ALRIGHT. WE'RE MOVING TO FOUL
ITEMS TO 19 SENATOR NEWMAN
AGAIN. HE'S PREPARED. SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 22 81
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LACKEY AND
ACT FOR LEADING TO MENTAL
HEALTH. SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE
PRESENTED 22 81 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LACKEY, WHICH
PRIORITIZES INVESTMENTS IN
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN IN CALIFORNIA. IT IS
CRUCIAL FOR FAMILIES TO HAVE
ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
CAN HELP YOUNG CHILDREN PROCESS
TRAUMA AND THE ASSOCIATED
EMOTIONS BEFORE IT CAN ADVERSELY
IMPACT THEIR BEHAVIOR, LEARNING
OR SOCIAL SKILLS MOVING FORWARD.
THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC. WE'VE
SEEN A DEVASTATING UPTICK IN
MENTAL MENTAL ILLNESS ACROSS ALL
AGE GROUPS, INCLUDING VERY YOUNG
CHILDREN, AS WE MOVE BEYOND THE
PANDEMIC, THE LATENT IMPACTS ON
CHILDREN AND THEIR MENTAL HEALTH
, ESPECIALLY VERY YOUNG
CHILDREN, ARE LIKELY TO BE
PERSISTENT AND PROFOUND AS THEY
SAY AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS
WHERE THEY POUND OF CURE.
INVESTING IN MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES FOR OUR YOUNGEST
CHILDREN IS A MATTER OF BOTH
MORAL URGENCY AND SOUND PUBLIC
POLICY ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LACKEY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION OR COMMENTS ON THIS
MEASURE? HEARING T NINE MEMBERS
SISTERS ELIGIBLE FOR USING A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. IS THERE
ANY OBJECTION TO USING A AND M
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ON THIS
MEASURE? HEARING SINA AND I'S 40
KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES.
NOW MEMBERS MOVING TO FILE IRAM
2 20 THREES. ALL RIGHT, SENATOR
NEWMAN, EUROPE AGAIN. HE'S
READY. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 27 30 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VVALLAPUDUA
AN ACT RELATING TO PRISONS.
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MEMBERS I RISE TODAY
TO PRESENT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S V VALLAPUDUA A
B 27 30, WHICH WILL ESTABLISH
THE CALIFORNIA ANTI RECIDIVISM
AND PUBLIC SAFETY ACT PILOT
PROGRAM. TOO OFTEN INDIVIDUALS
RELEASED FROM PRISON, LACK OF
NETWORK OF SUPPORT AND MAY NOT
KNOW HOW TO NAVIGATE THE
LANDSCAPE TO WHICH THEY ARE
RETURNING ON THE OUTSIDE. THE
COMBINATION OF A LACK OF TOOLS
AND SUPPORT CONTRIBUTES DIRECTLY
TO ELEVATED RATES OF RECIDIVISM
. AS OF 2020, ABOUT 46% OF
OFFENDERS RELEASED IN CALAIS. IF
ORANJE WHERE RE CONVICTED WITHIN
THREE YEARS OF RELEASE, WITH AN
EVEN LARGER, A LARGER SHARE OF
BEING REARRESTED, 27 36 TO SOLVE
THIS PROBLEM THROUGH A PILOT
PROGRAM, WHICH WILL PROVIDE
QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS WITH
ACCESS TO SUPPORT SERVICES AND
EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE BOTH PRIOR
TO AND FOLLOWING THEIR RELEASE.
THIS BILL HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. IN BOTH
HOUSES AND HAS NO OPPOSITION ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S V
VALLAPUDUA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN IVA THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE HEARING SEEN UN SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
I. BECKER. I GORGEOUS. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. COURT
CORTESI. SALLY. AYE, DODD. DÍAS
Ó. AYE, EGGMAN. GLASER. AYE.
GONZALES. I GROWTH AYE,
HERTZBERG. AYE, WESSEL. I.
FURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER I CARED.
I LIVE. UM LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
I. MELINDA'S. MEN I. NEWMAN
NIELSEN. CHILD BUG. I PAN. AYE,
PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. BY SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
AM BERG. WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER
WILK. AYE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. CABRERA. AYE.
MELINDA'S, AYE. NIELSEN. PLEASE
CALL THE OFFICE REMEMBER?
NIELSEN. I 39 NOS. ZERO. THE
MEASURE PASSES. NOW MEMBERS WERE
MOVING ON TO FOLLOW ITEM 2 TO 9.
SENATOR HUESO. HE'S PREPARED
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 30 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
KALRA AN ACT RELATING TO THE
ENVIRONMENT, HUESO. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS MAYBE 30
FIRMS THAT ALL CALIFORNIANS HAVE
ACCESS TO NATURE. AND THE
BENEFITS ARE GOLDEN STATE HAS TO
OFFER. THIS BILL WOULD DIRECT
STATE AGENCIES TO INCORPORATE
THIS INTO EXISTING POLICIES
REGARDING ACCESS TO OUTDOORS,
ESPECIALLY FOR COMMUNITIES THAT
ARE OR HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN
NATURE DEPRIVED. THIS BILL PUTS
ACCESS TO THE OUTDOORS, FRONT
AND CENTER AND ENSURES THAT WE
HAVE A DIFFERENT, MORE INCLUSIVE
APPROACH AS TO WHO CAN
EXPERIENCE NATURE AND ITS
BENEFITS. BY ADOPTING A B 30
CALIFORNIA SETS AN IMPORTANT
EXAMPLE FOR THE REST OF THE
NATION. THERE ARE MOST
VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES CAN
BENEFIT EQUITABLY IN OUR ONGOING
EFFORTS TO PROTECT NATURE. THIS
BILL HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS NO OPPOSITION.
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE. ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR THE. OKAY,
SENATOR MELINDA'S. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM I
JUST HAVE A QUESTION OF THE
AUTHOR. IF I MAY. SENATOR HUESO
. WILL YOU TAKE A QUESTION? THE
AUTHOR IS NOT PRESENT. I'M SORRY
. THE FLOOR MANAGER. MY
APOLOGIES. I DIDN'T KNOW WE WERE
BEING SUCH A STICKLER BETTER
GRAMMAR TODAY. BUT I'LL KEEP
THAT IN MIND. YEAH ALRIGHT.
BRING IT ON. BRING IT ON. LET'S
GO. COME ON. IN LATE I JUST AM.
I'M LOOKING AT THE ANALYSIS. AND
WHEN I HEAR YOU SAY THAT WE KNOW
WE HAVE THESE DIFFERENT
DEPARTMENTS THAT NEED TO, UM,
MAKE SURE THIS MATERIALIZES. I
JUST DON'T SEE ANYTHING IN THE
BILL THAT SAYS HOW THEY'RE GOING
TO DO THAT. IS THAT A
REQUIREMENT TO LOWER THE COST
FOR PARK ENTRIES OR CAMPSITE
RENTALS OR WHAT? IT'S NOT IN
THERE SO GENERALLY WHEN PLANS
ARE MADE WHEN POLICIES ARE MADE.
WHEN DIFFERENT. UH, DEPARTMENTS
WITHIN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AND MAKE DECISIONS AROUND PARKS
AND ACCESS TO PARKS. THEY'RE
GOING TO CONSIDER THIS LEDGE
LEGISLATION. AND THE IT'S
ASPIRATIONAL LEGISLATION THAT
DIRECTS THEM TO LOOK AT WAYS
THAT CAN MAKE NATURE MORE
ACCESSIBLE. SO THERE'S SOME
EXAMPLES. WE'VE HAD JUST SIMPLY
SOME SOME PROGRAMS THAT WE'VE
CONDUCTED, UH, DIFFERENT PILOT
PROGRAMS WITH DIFFERENT
DEPARTMENTS WHERE THEY'VE MADE
AVAILABLE CERTAIN FUNDS WITHIN
THAT DEPARTMENT. FOR EXAMPLE,
THERE WAS A PROJECT IN MY IN MY
DISTRICT AND COUNTY, WHERE A LOT
OF KIDS HAVE NEVER IN THEIR LIFE
VISITED THE COAST. GET A CHANCE
TO COME OUT IN THIS CASE THAT
CAME TO MY DISTRICT TO THE COAST
AND THEY WENT TO A CAMP AND THEY
GOT A CHANCE TO SERVE. AND TO
LEARN HOW TO KAYAK AND DO
DIFFERENT THINGS. AND THOSE
THOSE ARE DIFFERENT THINGS THAT
WE CAN DO IN AN ONGOING BASIS IF
THERE IS A DIRECTION PROVIDED TO
A LOT OF THESE DEPARTMENTS THAT
MANAGE THESE PROGRAMS AND I
ALWAYS ARGUE THAT THE COAST
BELONGS TO ALL OF CALIFORNIA. I
JUST PEOPLE THAT LIVE THERE. AND
LIKEWISE, THE OPEN SPACES ARE
DESSERTS. ALL OF THAT CAN BE
MADE MORE AVAILABLE AS PEOPLE
CONSIDER THIS IN THE DECISIONS.
THEY MAKE AN OPERATING PROGRAMS
IN DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS FOR THE
STATE. UM THANK YOU. SO THAT
DOES ANSWER MY QUESTION. WHICH
WAS A SIMPLE ONE. JUST YOU KNOW,
WHAT SPECIFICALLY, IS? HOW DOES
THIS MATERIALIZED? AND IT SOUNDS
WHERE YOU POINTED OUT THAT ITS
ASPIRATION ALSO IT THERE IS NO
PLAN NECESSARILY IN THIS BILL,
SO THANK YOU. ANY ADDITIONAL
COMMENTS, QUESTIONS FOR THE OUT
THERE. REGARDING THE BILL.
SENATOR SENATOR HUESO. WOULD YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE? SIMPLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL ON FALL ITEM 2 TO 9. ALAN.
ARCHULETTA AYE. ATKINS FAITH
AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES
BRADFORD. I CABRERA ORTEZ. I
DOLLY. AYE, DODD. I ALSO I
EGGMAN. I GLASER. I. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. AYE, HERTZBERG. I WAS SO
I FURTADO. AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER
I GLARED. I LABOR. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MELINDA'S. I
MEN. NEWMAN. AYE NIELSEN COBURG.
I, PAM. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
RUBIO. SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. AYE. 38. ALRIGHT. WE
CALL THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME.
WE'RE MOVING THE CALL.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS. WE'RE GONNA.
MOVE ON THE FALL. WE'RE GOING TO
TAKE UP NOW. FOUL ITEM TO 16.
SENATOR LARRY HE'S PREPARED.
SECRETARY PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 2003 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MIKE FONG, AN ACT RELATING TO
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT. CONSIDER
ALERT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
PRESIDENT OF THIS BILL REQUIRES
TO CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT BOARD TO DEVELOP
MODEL CAREER PATHWAYS FOR
ESSENTIAL WORKERS. THE INTENT IS
TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF LOCAL
WORKFORCE, DEVELOPMENT BOARDS
AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTS
IN HELPING ESSENTIAL WORKERS
OBTAINED HIGH ROAD JOBS PASSED
THE ASSEMBLY 73 TO 0. THERE HAVE
BEEN NO NO VOTES IN SENATE
COMMITTEES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE HERE IN
CHINA. SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA.
AYE ATKINS. I FITS. BECKER. AYE
FORGES. AYE BRADFORD TO CORTESI
DOLLY. I THOUGHT I ALSO I EGGMAN
BLAZER. GONZALEZ. I THROW
HERTZBERG. WESA HURTADO. JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LIVE FOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. I
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN NIELSEN. AYE
COBURG PAN. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
BYE. SENATOR LAIRD MOVES TO CALL. MEMBERS NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO
FOLLOW ITEM. 244. SENATOR LARRY
AGAIN, HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16
43 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
ROBERT RIVAS AND ACTUAL INTO
STATE GOVERNMENT SENATE EARLIER
. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
PRESIDENT, ASSEMBLY BILL 16 43
WILL REQUIRE THE LABOR AND
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO
CONVENE AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO
DEVELOP A MORE HOLISTIC
UNDERSTANDING OF THE EFFECTS OF
EXTREME HEAT. ON CALIFORNIA'S
WORKERS, BUSINESSES AND ECONOMY
PASSED THE ASSEMBLY 65 TO 0.
THERE HAVE BEEN NO NO VOTES IN
SENATE COMMITTEES. THERE'S NO
REGISTERED OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
ALRIGHT ANY FURTHER DESCRIPTION
OF DEBATE ON THIS ITEM ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION EVENT HEARING
TEEN UN SECRETARY PLEASE
COLORADO ON ITEM 244. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA PROTEST RALLY. DODD. I
TERRAZZO. I EGGMAN. GLASER. AYE,
GONZALEZ. I GROWTH HERTZBERG.
HUESO. HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER
I FLARED. AYE, LIVER. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN
NIELSEN. I WILL SHOW A BUG. PAM.
PORTANTINO AYE, FROTH. AYE, VúI.
AYE, SKINNER. ICE TURN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI CLEANER. WILK.
AYE. SENATOR LARRY IT MOVES THE
CALL. SENATOR LEARNED YOU GOT A
THREE PEAT. GO ON. WHEN YOU GET
TO FOUR PEOPLE UP IS FALL ITEM.
3 12. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 10 41 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WICKS AND ACT
RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT. SENATOR
ALERT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT. STATE LAW ALREADY
PROVIDES PROTECTED TIME OFF FROM
WORK FOR CALIFORNIANS TAKING
CARE OF A SICK SPOUSE OR A
MEMBER OF THE TRADITIONAL
NUCLEAR FAMILY. MAYBE 10 41
UPDATES THESE LAWS TO RECOGNIZE
THE IMPORTANCE OF CHOSEN FAMILY
IN OUR CAREGIVING NETWORKS. THE
BILL ALLOWS AN EMPLOYEE TO TAKE
PROTECTED TIME OFF WORK TO CARE
FOR A DESIGNATED PERSON WHO IS
DEFINED AS AN INDIVIDUAL RELATED
BY BLOOD OR WHOSE ASSOCIATION
WITH THE EMPLOYEES THE
EQUIVALENT OF A FAMILY
RELATIONSHIP. ONLY ALLOWING
CALIFORNIANS TO TAKE TIME OFF TO
CARE FOR NARROWLY DEFINED FAMILY
MEMBERS. DISPROPORTIONATELY
IMPACTS OR L G B T Q. PLUS
POPULATION, MANY OF WHOM DO NOT
HAVE ACCESSIBLE OR CLOSE
RELATIONSHIPS WITH BIOLOGICAL
RELATIVES. THIS IS IMPORTANT
FLEXIBILITY FOR
MULTIGENERATIONAL FAMILIES, THE
AUTHOR AND THE SPONSORS OF THE
BILL WORKED WITH EMPLOYER
ORGANIZATIONS TO ENSURE THE
INCLUSION OF CHOSEN FAMILY.
WOULD BE ADMINISTRATIVELY
FEASIBLE AND NOT A BURDEN ON
BUSINESS. EMPLOYERS CAN LIMIT AN
EMPLOYEE TO DESIGNATING ONLY ONE
CHOSEN FAMILY MEMBER IN A 12
MONTH PERIOD, ALTHOUGH SOME
OPPOSITION REMAINS. THE POLICY
HERE IS ALREADY IN PLACE IN
OREGON, CONNECTICUT, NEW JERSEY
, COLORADO, AND A NUMBER OF
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, INCLUDING THE
CITY OF LOS ANGELES. IT'S TIME
FOR ALL OF CALIFORNIA TO JOIN
THESE JURISDICTIONS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE? ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OF THE BABY HERE. ANY
TEEN UN SECRETARY, YOU MAY CALL
THE ROLL ON FILE ITEM. 3 12.
ALAN AYE, ARCHULETTA. ATKINS I
FAITH NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES. NO
BRADFORD CABRERA. ORTEZ. SALLY.
NÓ DODD. TERRAZZO. I EGGMAN.
BLAZER. GONZALES. I GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. POTATO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I FLARED. I
LIVE. UM LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. AYE
NIELSEN. NOAH TRIAL BUG. NO,
PAM. PORTANTINO I ROSS. AYE,
RUBIO. SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. INNER LEARNED MOVES
THE CALL. SENATOR LYRIC YOU'RE
UP AGAIN. NEXT UP IS FALL ITEM.
3 19. MM. SECRETARY YOU MAY READ
ASSEMBLY BILL 24 36 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN AN
ACT RELATING TO VITAL RECORDS
EARLIER. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT. UM. THIS BILL SIMPLY
REMOVES GENDERED LANGUAGE
REFERENCING PARENTS ON STATE
DEATH CERTIFICATES. WE ALL KNOW
WELL THAT MANY FAMILIES ARE NOT
MADE UP OF A MOTHER AND A
FATHER. ALL FAMILIES DESERVE TO
BE REPRESENTED. AN IDENTIFIED
CORRECTLY IT BUILDS ON THE
LEADERSHIP OF PRO TEM ATKINS
WITH THE PREVIOUS BILL. SB 1 79,
WHICH EXPANDED GENDER OF
IDENTIFICATION FOR A BROAD SWATH
OF STATE DOCUMENTS. UM THERE'S
NO OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN OVER.
MEMBERS ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ITEM. ANYTHING
NONE. SECRETARY MAY CALL THE
ROLL ON FOLLOW ITEM 3 19. ALAN I
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ADKINS. I FAITH
BECKER. I GORGEOUS. BRADFORD. I
GOTTA ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. I
ALSO I EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER. I.
GONZALES. I GROWTH. HERTZBERG. I
GUESS SO I HURTADO JONES.
KAMLAGER I FLARED. I LABOR.
LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S.
NO MEN. NEWMAN NIELSEN. NÓ
COBURG. PAM PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR LARRY MOVES TO CALL NOW
WE'RE MOVING ON TO FIRE FIRE
LINE AND 2 34. SENATOR HUESO.
SECRETARY YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 3 71 BY SUNDAY MEMBER JOHN
JOHN SAWYER AND ACT RELATING TO
MOBILITY DEVICES. SEND IT AWAY.
SO YES, THANK YOU. I'M BACK
AGAIN. A B 3 71 EXTENDS
INSURANCE PROTECTIONS TO
PEDESTRIANS IF THEY ARE INJURED
BY AN ELECTRONIC SCOOTER. AND
ALSO THIS BILL REQUIRES BRAILLE
BE ADDED TO THESE DEVICES, SO
PEDESTRIANS WHO ARE BLIND HAVE
THE NECESSARY INFORMATION TO
MAKE AN INJURY REPORT. MAYBE 3
71 EXTENT INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR
ELECTRONIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT
VICTIMS. IT HAS RECEIVED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND SUPPORTED
BY SEVERAL DISABILITY RIGHTS
ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS OF
MULTIPLE BACKGROUNDS ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCRETION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
DEBATE? WAS THAT SENATOR DOLLY
BY MAY ASK A QUESTION OF THE
AUTHOR. SERIOUSLY OK, SENATOR
HUESO. WILL YOU TAKE A QUESTION
? NO I'M USUALLY JOKING YOU BUT
SO IS THIS, UH, SUBJECT TO IF
THERE'S A SCOOTER LAYING IN THE
SIDEWALK AND SOMEBODY'S BLIND.
TRIPPED OVER THIS. THIS IS THAT
IS THAT IS THAT COVERED UNDER
THIS WAS JUST TRYING TO SCAN
THROUGH REAL QUICK. IS IT
COVERED OR THIS IS JUST
OPERATING IT. THAT'S A GOOD
QUESTION. IT COULD. I MEAN, I
COULD IT'S ALL A FUNCTION OF HOW
UH, PEOPLE WISH TO ACT. THANK
YOU. SENATOR GIRL. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. QUESTION OF FLOOR,
JACKIE. CENTER HUESO. WILL YOU
TAKE A QUESTION? YOU WILL TAKE A
QUESTION. I MEAN, I NEVER VOTED
FOR THAT ELECTRIC SCOOTER BILL,
BUT IT'S LIKE THE BEST THINGS
THAT BILL ELECTRIC SCOOTER BILL
, BUT IT'S LIKE THE BEST THING
SINCE SLICED BREAD GET YOU FROM
HERE TO THE CAFETERIA. EL IN,
LIKE THREE MINUTES. IS MY LINE
PRICE GOING TO GO UP? TO ADD
INSURANCE TO THIS IS YOUR WHAT
PRICE GOING TO GO UP? IT'S ALL
FUNCTION OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES. IT COULD. IT COULD
VERY WELL. COULD VERY WELL NOT I
WOULDN'T KNOW HOW TO ANSWER
THAT. THANK YOU, SIR. OKAY? ANY
FURTHER SENATOR BORDERS. THIS
BILL SEEMS TO HAVE GONE THROUGH
SO MANY EVOLUTIONS THAT A LOT OF
US ARE HAVING A HARD TIME
KEEPING TRACK. HOW IT STARTED
WHERE IT WENT AND WHERE IT IS
NOW. UM I JUST KIND OF WANT TO
GO BACK. FOR THOSE OF US HAVE
GONE THROUGH THE EVOLUTION OF
THIS BILL. IS THAT SCOOTERS ARE
TERRIBLY HELPFUL. YOU KNOW, AS
AS THE SENATOR FROM BAKER'S
VILLE INDICATED, GETS YOU TO
FROM POINT A TO POINT B
RELATIVELY QUICKLY, ESPECIALLY
IN URBAN AREAS. YOU KNOW WHETHER
IT BE SAN DIEGO OR SAN FRANCISCO
. THERE ARE VERY HELPFUL, BUT
ALSO THESE ARE MECHANIZED UNITS
. THEY TRAVEL AT HIGH SPEEDS AND
AT THOSE HIGH SPEEDS, PEOPLE CAN
GET HURT. AND SO THERE ARE THERE
ARE DISTINCTIONS HERE BETWEEN
I'VE HEARD. HOW IS THIS
DIFFERENT THAN A BICYCLE?
SOMEONE HITTING YOU WITH THE
BICYCLE? WELL, ONE. IT'S NOT A
COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE AND TWO
IT'S NOT MECHANIZED. THIS IS
COMMERCIAL AND MECHANIZED. AND
SO I THINK THIS IS PROBABLY NOT
A PERFECTLY DRAFTED BILL. IN
FACT, I THINK IT'S GONE THROUGH
SO MANY EVOLUTIONS. IT'S NEAR
IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP TRACK OF
WHERE IT ACTUALLY IS. BUT THE
IDEA THAT WE CAN HAVE AN
INDUSTRY LIKE THIS THAT DOES NOT
PROTECT INDIVIDUALS THAT MAY BE
HARMED BY OPERATORS. I THINK IS
ULTIMATELY GOING TO UNDERSERVED
THE UTILITY OF THE SERVICE
ITSELF. SO I'M RELUCTANTLY GOING
TO VOTE AYE ON THIS BILL ONLY
BECAUSE THERE MUST BE SOME SORT
OF SAFE GAP PUT INTO PLACE IN
THE MARKET WILL TELL US WHETHER
OR NOT INSURANCE COVERAGE WILL
BE ABLE TO ALLOW THIS TYPE OF
INDUSTRY TO SUSTAIN ITSELF. AND
THAT IS GONNA IT COULD BE A
PAINFUL PROCESS, BUT ONE THAT I
THINK IS GOING TO BE NECESSARY.
THANK YOU, SENATOR JONES. THANK
YOU, MR SPEAKER OR MR PRESIDENT
. I AM GOING TO VOTE AGAINST THE
BILL. BUT I WAS JUST WONDERING
IF THE PREVIOUS SPEAKER COULD
DEFINE FOR US THE TERM TERRIBLY
HELPFUL IF THAT IS HELPFUL OR
TERRIBLE. I THINK THE BODY WOULD
LIKE TO KNOW. RIGHT? ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM. HEARING AND SEEING NONE.
SENATOR HUESO, WOULD YOU LIKE TO
CLOSE? JUST SIMPLY, IT WOULD BE
VERY TERRIBLY HELPFUL TO GET A
YES VOTE. THANK YOU. ALRIGHT
HELPED ANY FURTHER DIALOGUE
THERE. WE WILL CALL THE ROLL ON
FILE ITEM 234. ALAN ARCHILA TO
HI, ATKINS. FAITH. BECKER.
GORGEOUS. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. DODD. I
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. GONZALEZ. I GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I
HURTADO. JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER.
LAIRD. I EVER LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
NIELSEN. NO. A CHILD BUG. I PAN.
AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. SKINNER. I TURN HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. WILK. SEND
HER AWAY SO MOVES TO CALL.
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 241 SOONER HAMBURG HE'S
PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 15 95 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S QUIRK-SILVA AN
ACT RELATING TO VETERANS AND
MAKING AN APPROPRIATION,
THEREFORE, AND DECLARING THE
URGENCY THEREOF TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. SENATOR ON BERG.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. THIS IS THE ANNUAL
ORANGE COUNTY VETERANS CEMETERY
BILL. UM, THIS IS OUR THIRD SHOT
AT BUILDING A CEMETERY FOR
VETERANS IN ORANGE COUNTY. UM
THERE HAVE BEEN PREVIOUS STATE
STUDIES OF OTHER SITES. THIS
SITE, THOUGH, WILL NOT BE FUNDED
BY THE STATE. THIS SITE WILL BE
FUNDED BY THE COUNTY OF ORANGE.
IT IS TIME THAT THE VETERANS IN
THE REGION HAVE A FINAL RESTING
PLACE, AND I URGE AND I VOTE. I
SHOULD ADD THAT ASSEMBLYWOMAN.
QUIRK-SILVA HAS BEEN WORKING ON
THIS SINCE 2014 AND WE'RE HOPING
THREE'S A CHARM. URGENT I VOTE
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
AND DEBATE SENATOR ARTILLERY TO. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I'D
LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE ALL THE
VETERANS IN THE HOUSE. I'D LIKE
TO THANK UH, SENATOR UMBERG FOR
YOUR LEADERSHIP IN THIS AND OF
COURSE, OUR ASSEMBLY WOMAN. IT
IS NOW TIME THAT WE RECOGNIZE
OUR VETERANS AND ORANGE COUNTY
AND GIVE THEM A BEAUTIFUL PLACE
TO REST WHEN THEY MEET. THERE
ARE MAKER, BUT IT HAS BEEN A
TOUGH FIGHT FOR MANY, MANY YEARS
, AND I'D LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE
THE CITY OF ANAHEIM COUNTY BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS EVERYONE INVOLVED
IN IN CREATING THIS BILL AND
TAKING IT OVER THE TOP. AND WITH
THAT, I URGE AND I VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR. MEN. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I WANT TO THANK MY
COLLEAGUE FROM THE SENATE AND,
UH, ALSO ANAHEIM HILLS FOR THE
LONG STRUGGLE THAT YOU HAD ON
THIS BILL, UH, THE INITIAL
PROPOSED SITES WERE IN IRVINE
AND 37 SENATE-DISTRICT. THE NEWS
SITE. PROCIDA IS IN ANAHEIM
HILLS IN THE 37TH
SENATE-DISTRICT, AND THIS HAS
BEEN THE CULMINATION OF DECADES
OF HARD WORK AND HOPEFULLY, WE
CAN FINALLY GET THIS TO
ORANGE-COUNTY-REGISTER-TOO-SOON-COUNTY-VOTE-CENTERS
SO HONORABLY, SO THANK YOU FOR
YOUR WORK ORIGINALLY VOTE. THANK
YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THE SIDE OF IRANIAN
SINA SENATOR AMBURG. WOULD YOU
LIKE TO CLOSE? UM THANKS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS.
UM WE ARE HOPEFUL THAT THAT WE
WILL BE ABLE TO FIND A VIABLE
SITE IN ORANGE COUNTY AND THAT
THIS STUDY WILL REVEAL AS TO
WHETHER THIS SITE IS INDEED
VIABLE. THANK YOU. I URGE AND I
VOTE. THANK YOU, SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. YES
HI, ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS,
RIGHT FAITH. AYE, BECKER. AYE
GORGEOUS. FIRST THING, BRADFORD
BROUGH CORTESI. SALLY DODD. SO I
EGGMAN. AYE. BLAZER, GONZALES.
GROWTH. HERTZBERG WHERE SO I
FURTADO JONES KAMLAGER. I
FLARED. LIVER. AYE SIMONE. ME
AND I HADN'T SHOW UP. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MELINDA'S. I MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. I ACTUALLY
VOGUE PAN. AYE PORTANTINO. YEAH.
FROST. AYE RUBIO SKINNER STERN.
I AM BERG. AYE, WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. WILK. AYE. GORGEOUS.
AYE. OKAY WE'RE. WE'RE MOVING
THE CALL ON THIS. UH, SENATOR
AMBERG MOVES THE CALL. AND NOW
WE'RE MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM.
259 SENATOR MEN PREPARE. HE IS
FROM SECRETARY YOU MAY READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 2019 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PETRIE-NORRIS
AND ACT RELATING TO BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT. SENATOR MAN, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
2019 BY ASSEMBLYWOMAN CARDI
PETRIE-NORRIS, WHICH REQUIRES
STATE AGENCIES THAT ENTER INTO
CONTRACTS FOR GOODS, SERVICES
AND CONSTRUCTION OF STATE
FACILITIES TO ESTABLISH A
MINIMUM GOAL OF 25% PROCUREMENT
PARTICIPATION FOR SMALL
BUSINESSES. SINCE 6 2006. THE
STATE HAS HAD AN EXECUTIVE ORDER
ON THE BOOKS DIRECTING THIS 25%
GOAL, BUT OVER THE PAST FEW
YEARS, THE STATE HAS NOT
ACHIEVED THIS GOAL. AS A RESULT,
A LARGE AMOUNT OF OUR
CONTRACTING DOLLARS GO TO
BUSINESSES THAT DO NOT REFLECT
OUR DEMOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY. THIS
BILL WOULD CODIFY THE 25%
PERCENT PROCUREMENT GOAL AND
ESTABLISH ACCOUNTABILITY
MEASURES TO ENSURE THE STATE
AGENCIES ARE TRACKED. TO ACHIEVE
IT. A B 2019 HAS EXTENSIVE
SUPPORT. AND I ASKED HER I VOTE.
THANK YOU ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS IDOL? HEARING
IN SEINEN SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL ON FILE ITEM 259. ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS.
I FAITH. BECKER. AYE FORGES
BRADFORD. I CABRERA CORTESI,
SALLY. I THOUGHT SO I EGGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALEZ. I GROWTH.
HERTZBERG. I WEAR SO AYE,
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER LAIRD.
I LIVE TO LIMÓN AYE, MCGUIRE.
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN.
I COBURG. PAM. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR MEN MOVES THE CALL.
MEMBERS NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEM. 2 86. SENATOR CO. A
BUG OR ARE YOU PREPARED? SHE IS.
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. SHE'S
NOT SO WE'RE GONNA PASS.
ALRIGHT, SHE'S READY. SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 25 15
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AN
ACT RELATING TO PROFESSIONS AND
VOCATIONS SOONER VOTE MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. A B 25 15
REQUIRES A PERSON REGISTERED AS
A PROPRIETARY PRIVATE SECURITY
EMPLOYER. PSC TO DELIVER WRITTEN
REPORT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
CONSUMER AFFAIRS, DESCRIBING THE
CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING ANY
PHYSICAL ALTERCATION WITH A
MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC. BY A
REGISTERED PROPRIETARY PRIVATE
SECURITY OFFICER ACTING WITHIN
THE SCOPE OF THEIR EMPLOYMENT
WITHIN SEVEN BUSINESS DAYS AFTER
THE QUALIFYING INCIDENT.
ADDITIONALLY A B 25 15 WOULD
REQUIRE BATON PERMITS TO BE
ISSUED DIRECTLY TO LICENSES BY
THE BUREAU OF SECURITY AND
INVESTIGATION SERVICES. THIS
BILL WOULD ALIGN THE ISSUANCE OF
BATON PERMIT WITH THAT OF
FIREARMS PERMIT AS WELL AS ALL
OTHER BUREAU LICENSE TYPES. THE
AUTHOR AND B S. I S S I HAVE MET
WITH THE PRIVATE COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES DURING THE SUMME
RECESS, AND THOSE MEETINGS HAVE
PROVIDED A PATHWAY FORWARD FOR
ALL STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVED TO
ADDRESS CONCERNS RAISED BY THE
PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITIES. B S I S HAS
COMMITTED TO PUBLISHING
CLARIFYING INFORMATION ON THEIR
WEBSITE. THIS BILL HAS AN
OVERWHELMING BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
AND HAS NOT RECEIVED ANY NO
VOTES WITH THAT. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? HEARING IN SEEN UN
SECRETARY YOU MAY CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. AYE, ARCHULETTA ATKINS. I
FAITH BECKER. AYE, PORCHES.
BRADFORD. I CABRERA. ORTEZ.
SALLY. DODD. SO I EGGMAN BLAZER.
AYE. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE.
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. AYE,
FURTADO JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. TO LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. BY
NIELSEN. I KNOW A BUG. I PAN.
PORTANTINO I FROST. AYE, RUBIO.
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
SENATOR OTRA BOGUE MOVES THE
CALL. NEXT UP MEMBERS IS. FOUL
ITEM TO 89, SENATOR DURAZO.
SHE'S PREPARED SECRETARY POLICE
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 25 48 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S NAZARIAN AND
ACT RELATING TO POST SECONDARY
EDUCATION, SENATOR DURAZO. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM AS YOU MAY
ALREADY KNOW, CAL KIDS WAS
ESTABLISHED IN THE STATE BUDGET
IN 2019. THE PROGRAM WAS ONLY
AWARDED A ONE TIME ALLOCATION OF
$25 MILLION. SO THERE WAS NO
GUARANTEE THAT THE PROGRAM WOULD
BE SUSTAINABLE FOR THE LONG RUN
TO KEEP IT SUSTAINABLE. THE
INITIAL SEED DEPOSIT FOR
NEWBORNS WAS KEPT AT A MINIMUM
OF $25, HOWEVER, WHEN THE
GOVERNOR EXPANDED THE PROGRAM TO
MAKE COLLEGE MORE ACCESSIBLE TO
LOW INCOME CALIFORNIANS. HE ALSO
SLATED THE NEWBORN PORTION OF
CAL KIDS. WITH ONGOING FUNDING
TO SUSTAIN IT. A B 25 48
INCREASES THE INITIAL SEED
DEPOSIT INTO NEWBORN SAVINGS
ACCOUNT FROM AT LEAST $25 TO AT
LEAST $100 TO MAKE THE STATE'S
INVESTMENTS IN ITS NEWBORNS
PARALLEL WITH ITS INVESTMENT IN
ITS FIRST GRADERS. I DO WANT TO
CLARIFY THAT THIS INCREASE IN
THE INITIAL SEED DEPOSIT WILL
TAKE EFFECT NEXT YEAR. AND EVEN
WHEN THE PROGRAM ROLLS OUT THIS
SUMMER, THE DEPOSIT WILL REMAIN
AT $25,000,025 MINIMUM. MAYBE 25
48 HAS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT AND HAS RECEIVED NO
OPPOSITION, SO I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEMS? SENATOR HERTZBERG.
JUST VERY BRIEFLY TO JUST WANT
TO PAUSE FOR A MOMENT TO SAY
THAT THIS IS SUCH AN IMPORTANT
STEP FORWARD IF YOU LOOK AROUND
THE WORLD WHERE JURISDICTIONS
HAVE HAD SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS
WHERE OTHER STATES OR EVEN LOCAL
GOVERNMENTS HAVE DONE THIS. IT'S
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE THE
IMPACT UPON KIDS WHO CAN GO TO
SCHOOL LITERALLY JUST A MATTER
OF A FEW $100 THEY HAVE WHEN
THEY'RE 18 YEARS OLD, HAS SUCH A
BIG IMPACT ON PROVIDING
INCENTIVES FOR THEIR LIVES. AND
SO WE IN THIS CHAMBER AND IN
BOTH HOUSES AND THIS GOVERNOR SO
MANY THINGS TO TRY TO PROVE THE
IMPROVE ON THE LIVES OF FOLKS
MAKE THINGS BETTER TO PROVIDE A
BETTER FUTURE. AND I JUST WANT
TO PAUSE FOR A MOMENT TO
RECOGNIZE. THIS IS AN AREA THAT
I'VE STUDIED A LOT, AND I JUST
WANT TO GIVE THE AUTHOR A GREAT
DEAL OF CREDIT FOR THAT AND
THINK IT'S A VERY, VERY
IMPORTANT STEP FORWARD FOR
CALIFORNIA. THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION AND DEBATE
HERE, 19 AND SENATOR ROSCOE,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO CLOSE? THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU. SECRETARY
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL AND
FOLLOWED HIM TO 89. ALAN AYE,
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
AYE, BECKER. AYE FORGES. AYE,
BRADFORD. I GOTTA ORTEZ, SALLY.
I START. SO AYE, EGGMAN. BUT I
GLASER I GONZALEZ. I GROW. AYE,
HERTZBERG. HUESO. I STAYED Ó.
AYE, JONES. KAMLAGER I CARED.
LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MENDEZ. FIVE MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE, NIELSEN. A CHAR BUG. I PAN.
AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. I WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. BYE. SENATOR DURAZO MOVES
THE CALL. NEXT UP MEMBERS IS
FALL OR ITEM 303. SENATOR DALLI.
HE'S PREPARED SECRETARY YOU MAY
READ ASSEMBLY BILL 17 80 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHEN AN ACT
RELATING TO CORPORATIONS.
SENATOR DOLLY THANK YOU, MADAM
PRESIDENT MEMBERS ARISE TO
PRESENT 17 80. THANK YOU TO THE
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. I'M
PRESENTING 17 80 ON BEHALF OF A
SIMILAR CHAIN. CURRENT LAW
PROHIBITS CORPORATIONS FROM
CONDUCTING A MEETING OF THE
SHAREHOLDERS REMOTELY DUE TO
COVID EXECUTIVE ORDER WAS ISSUED
TO ALLOW MEETINGS VIA ZOOM AND
OTHER ELECTRONIC FORMS. THE
PREVIOUS PERVERSION OR TEMPER
TEMPORARY AND WILL SOON EXPIRE.
UNLIKE THE STATE OF EMERGENCY
THERE ARE MANY BENEFITS OF THIS
PRACTICE, INCLUDING AN INCREASE
PARTICIPANTS AT THE MEETINGS. A
B 17 80 WOULD AUTHORIZE A
CORPORATE BOARD TO DETERMINE IF
THE MEETING MAY BE CONDUCTED
VIRTUALLY RATHER THAN JUST IN
PERSON. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION DEBATE ON THIS ITEM?
HEARING T NONE. SECRETARY CALL
THE ROLL AND FALL ITEM 303. ALAN. AYE ARCHULETTA. AYE ATKINS.
FAITH I BECKER. I PORTEOUS.
BRADFORD. I COVERED ERA. ORTEZ.
AYE, SALLY. AYE, DODD. I WHEREAS
Ó AYE, EGGMAN. BLAZER. AYE.
GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. AYE,
HERTZBERG. I GUESS SO. I
FURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER LARD.
LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. MEN. NEWMAN. AYE,
NIELSEN. OH, A BUG PAN.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG. AYE
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. SENATOR DOLLY MOVES THE
CALL. MEMBERS NOW WE'RE MOVING
TO FILE ITEM. 3 30. SENATOR
HIRSHBERG IS PREPARED. SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 4
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S THREE OF US
AND ACT RELATING TO HOSPITALS
AND DECLARING THE URGENCY
THEREAFTER TAKE EFFECT
IMMEDIATELY. HERTZBERG THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THIS MEASURE
RELATES TO PACIFICA HOSPITAL,
LOCATED IN THE SAN FERNANDO
VALLEY THAT IS REPRESENTED BY
BOTH THE AUTHOR OF THIS MEASURE
IN MYSELF. IT BECAME PACIFICA
HOSPITAL BECAME A REGIONAL SURGE
CENTER FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TO HELP DECOMPRESS ALL THE OTHER
HOSPITALS DEALING WITH COVID 19.
SINCE JANUARY, 2020. THEY HAVE
BEEN SERVING HIGH VOLUMES OF
COVID PATIENTS AND INCLUDING
THOSE WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
ISSUES. MR MR PRESIDENT. THE
PANDEMIC HAS CAUSED SIGNIFICANT
DELAY IN PACIFIC HOSPITALS,
ABILITY TO MEET THEIR MAY 31ST
2022 DEADLINE TO COMPLETE THE
PROJECT IF PACIFICA HOSPITALS
UNABLE TO DO SO, TO MEET THIS
DEADLINE, IT WOULD BE FINED
$15,000 DAILY $450,000 A MONTH
NOT SUSTAINABLE FOR HOSPITAL
WHERE 80% OF THE PATIENTS THEY
SERVE ON MEDIC, AL AND MEDICARE
MANAGED CARE. THEY TOOK IN
THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS DURING
COVID, AND SO WE'RE ASKING THIS
MEASURE WOULD GRANT PACIFICA
HOSPITAL OF THE SAN FERNANDO
VALLEY AN EXTENSION TO
SEISMICALLY RETROFIT THEIR
BUILDING WHILE CONTINUING TO
PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITY. AS FOR
YOUR I VOTE THANK YOU ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON
THIS ITEM? LG IN CHINA
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
AND FALL OUT OF 3 30. ALAN I.
ARCHULETTA AYE. ATKINS FAITH I
THINK, ER I PORTEOUS. BRADFORD.
ALRIGHT, I CABRERA ORTEZ DOLLY!
I THOUGHT YEAH. SO AYE, EGGMAN.
ICE LASER. GONZALEZ. I GROW. AYE
HERZBERG. AYE, HUESO. AYE,
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. I'VE MEN.
NEWMAN NIELSEN. I KNOW BOTH PAN.
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI. AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. AYE. GORGEOUS. AYE.
CENTER. HERZBERG MOVES A CALL.
NOW MEMBERS WERE MOVING TO
FOLLOW. I DON'T I DON'T 3 39
SENATOR STERN. ARE YOU PREPARED?
HE'S THERE, SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 2079 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WOULD ENACT OR
LIVING TO SKILLED NURSING
FACILITIES. SENATOR STERN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM MEMBERS.
THIS MEASURE WOULD LOOK AT
SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND
BY JULY 1ST 2023. CHOIR DIRECT
ATIENT RELATED SERVICES
SPENDING REPORTING. AND REBATE.
UH REBATE DATA BE DISCLOSED. UM
THIS BILL HAS BEEN IMPORTANT
PART OF THE ONGOING DISCUSSION
FOR NON DIRECT CARE WHICH WOULD
NOT COUNT TOWARDS 85% OF THE
SPENDING REQUIREMENT. AND IT
REQUIRES DHC S TO USE MEDICAL
AUDIT AUTHORITY TO ENFORCE THIS
DIRECT CARE SPENDING
REQUIREMENT. STILL ALSO MAKES
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN HOW SKILLED
NURSING FACILITIES WILL MANAGE
THEIR MONEY. AND IMPROVE THE
QUALITY OF CARE THAT RESIDENTS
RECEIVE. AND JUST TO BE CLEAR
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION TO THIS
BILL. SO I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR I'D VOTE. THANK YOU
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE? HEARING C NONE.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON ITEM 3 39. ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITH I.
BECKER. AYE FORGES. BRADFORD. I
CABRERA. ORTEZ E I, SALLY. I
THOUGHT I ALSO I EGGMAN. AYE.
BLAZER. AYE. GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. AYE, HERZBERG. I SO AYE,
HURTADO. JONES. KAMLAGER I
FLARED. LABOR. LIMÓN MCGUIRE
MELINDA'S. I MEN. NEWMAN.
NIELSEN. I KNOW A BUG. I PAN.
AYE, PORTANTINO. I FROST. AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN. I AM
BERG. WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. GORGEOUS. AYE.
SENATOR STERN MOVES THE CALL.
NEXT UP MEMBERS IS FAR FILE ITEM
3 41. SENATOR. NEWMAN. PREPARED,
OKAY. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 17 75 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD AND ACT
RELATING TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY.
SARAH NEWMAN FLOOR IS YOURS.
TAKE YOUR TIME. THANK YOU. MR
PRESIDENT ARRIVES ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD TO PRESENT
A B 17 75, WHICH SAID AN
INDUSTRY WIDE HEALTH AND SAFETY
STANDARD FOR STAGING LIVE EVENTS
THAT TAKE PLACE ON STATE
PROPERTY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ENJOY LIVE
MUSIC, THEATER, DANCE, CULTURAL
AND OTHER LIVE EVENTS AT A WIDE
ARRAY OF STATE OR COUNTY OWNED
FACILITIES ALL ACROSS OUR STATE
. THESE EVENTS ARE OFTEN
PRODUCED BY PRIVATE COMPANIES
THAT CONTRACT WITH PUBLIC VENUES
TO PRODUCE EVENTS RANGING FROM
CONCERTS. AND MUSIC FESTIVALS TO
SMALLER PRODUCTIONS. THE WORKERS
RESPONSIBLE FOR SETTING UP AND
STAGING THESE LIVE EVENTS AT
PUBLICLY OWNED ARENAS AND OTHER
OUTDOOR VENUES OFTEN CONFRONTS
SERIOUS WORKPLACE HAZARDS. A B
17 75 WILL CREATE INDUSTRYWIDE
HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING
STANDARDS FOR LIVE EVENTS THAT
PUBLICLY OWNED AND OPERATED
VENUES. SPECIFICALLY THE BILL
REQUIRES VENDORS THAT PRODUCE
LIVE EVENTS IN PUBLIC VENUES. TO
ENSURE THAT ALL WORKERS IN THE
PRODUCTION HAVE COMPLETED A
FEDERAL OCEAN TURN WORKPLACE
SAFETY COURSE. ADDITIONALLY ALL
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS AND LEADS
WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A
MORE ADVANCED OSHA SAFETY COURSE
AND THOSE THAT PERFORM THE
HIGHLY SKILLED AND POTENTIALLY
DANGEROUS JOBS OF RIGGING,
LIGHTING AND PORTABLE POWER
DISTRIBUTION WILL BE REQUIRED TO
COMPLETE AN ENTERTAINMENT
TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
OR MEET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A
SKILLED AND TRAINED WORKFORCE.
THIS IMPORTANT AND COMMON SENSE
MEASURE RESPONSIBLE. THE
CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL
ALLIANCE OF THEATRICAL STAGE
EMPLOYEES OF WHICH I AM A PROUD
PAST MEMBER AND IS SUPPORTED BY
THE CALIFORNIA STATE
ASSOCIATION, ELECTRICAL WORKERS
, ALONG WITH MANY OTHER INDUSTRY
UNIONS, A B 70 75 WILL ENSURE
THAT ALL WORKERS STAGING EVENTS
AT PUBLIC VENUES ARE SAFE AND
PROTECTED AND HAVE THE EDUCATION
NECESSARY TO PERFORM THOSE JOBS.
I RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR YOUR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
ITEM? HEARING AND SEEN UN
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON. I DON'T 341 ALAN. AYE
ARCHULETTA ATKINS FAITH BECKER.
AYE, PORCHES. NO BRADFORD. HI,
MARA. ORTEZ. AYE, SALLY. NÓ
DODD. YEAH. SO AYE, EGGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALES I GROWTH NÓ
HERTZBERG. HUESO. POTATO.
HURTADO. AYE, JONES. NO
KAMLAGER. I FLARED. LABOR.
SIMONE. MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. NO
MEN. ICE. NEWMAN. I NIELSEN. NÓ
OCHOA, VOGUE. NO, PAM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I FROST. RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. STERN. I AM BERG.
WIECKOWSKI AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. AYE. SENATOR NEWMAN
MUSICAL. MEMBERS NOW WILL MOVE
ON TO FILE ITEMS 34 TO SENATOR
HUESO. HE IS PREPARED SECRETARY
YOU MAY READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 3 64
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RODRIGUEZ AN
ACT RELATING TO FOREIGN LABOR
CONTRACTORS, HUESO THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. SENATORS. UH SP 3 64
WOULD ENSURE THAT ALL OF THE
APPROXIMATELY 200,000 TEMPORARY
VISA HOLDERS WHO COME TO
CALIFORNIA TO WORK RECEIVE
COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTIONS FROM
WELL DONE DOCUMENTED THIS FIELD
, DECEITFUL PRACTICES OF THIRD
PARTY FOREIGN LATE LABOR
RECORDERS. THIS BILL BASICALLY
JUST BUILDS. ON PREVIOUS
LEGISLATION THAT WAS ENACTED IN
2014 THAT COVERED HB UH, H B. H
TWO B WORKERS. AND IT WILL
PROVIDE THEM THE SAME
PROTECTIONS IN A SIMILAR FASHION
THAT BILL, UH IN 2014 DID NOT
COVER UH, WORKERS THAT COME WITH
VISAS, AND THIS SIMPLY WOULD
INCLUDE THEM UNDER THE SAME
FRAMEWORK OF PROTECTIONS. I ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU. ANY
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
HEARING IN CHAIN N. I'M
SECRETARY. YOU CAN CALL THE ROLL
ON ITEM. FILE ITEM 342. ALAN
AYE, ARCHULETTA. AYE ADKINS. I
FAITH NÓ BECKER. AYE FORGES. NO
BRADFORD. I COVERED BY OTTO I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. SO I EGGMAN.
LASER GONZALES. I GROWTH. NÓ
HERTZBERG. I WEAR, SO I HURTADO
AYE, JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. I
GLARED. LABOR. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE MELINDA'S. NO MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. AYE, NIELSEN. NO, NO.
BOTH PAN. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SKINNER. STERN.
I AM BERG WIECKOWSKI. AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO. SENATOR
HUESO MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
NOW WE'RE MOVING TO FOUL ITEM.
343 SENATOR STERN. PREPARE IT.
THAT HE IS SECRETARY. PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 24 20 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ARAMBULA, AN
ACT RELATING TO PUBLIC HEALTH.
SENATOR STERN. THANK YOU MEMBERS
. I RISE TO PRESENT THIS ON
BEHALF OF SOME MEMBER DR
ARAMBULA. THIS WOULD HELP
CALIFORNIA CONTINUE TO LEAD ON
EXTREME HEAT ISSUES, ESPECIALLY
AS THE EFFECT MATERNAL AND
INFANT HEALTH AND WELL BEING IF
YOU'VE EVER BEEN PREGNANT ON A
HOT DAY, TRYING TO WALK ACROSS
ASPHALT OR KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE
TO HAVE LITTLE KIDS AND DEALING
WITH THESE ISSUES, YOU KNOW THAT
IT'S EXTREME, BUT THE ADVERSE
PREGNANCY OUTCOMES WE'RE SEEING
AS A STATE OR DIRE, SO WE'RE NOW
ASKING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH TO CONSULT WITH SUBJECT
MATTER. EXPERTS TO REVIEW THE
LITERATURE ON DETRIMENTAL
IMPACTS OF EXTREME HEAT ON
PERINATAL HEALTH, AND THAT'S WHY
I'M ASKING FOR YOUR I VOTE HERE
TODAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU ANY
ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OR DEBATE?
ON THIS ITEM. HEARING SHE N
SECRETARY. POLICE CALL THE ROLL
ON FILE ITEM 343. ALAN
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ATKINS. I FAITH
NÓ BECKER. I PORTEOUS. BRADFORD.
I CAN BORROW. ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I
THOUGHT I ALSO I EGGMAN. I
GLASER. I. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE.
HERTZBERG. I WEAR, SO I HURTADO
JONES. NÓ KAMLAGER. JONES. I
KAMLAGER I CARED. I LIVE TO
LIMÓN. AYE. MCGUIRE, MELINDA'S
MEN. NEWMAN. NIELSEN. AYE,
COBURG. I PAN. I PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE, STERN. I HAMBURG.
WIECKOWSKI WIENER. AYE, WILK.
AYE. GROVE. AYE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALLEN. AYE.
BATES? NO TÔI. GORGEOUS.
MELINDA'S. ICE 38 NOS. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS. THAT
WAS OUR LAST ITEM FOR THIS
EVENING. NOW WE'RE GONNA LIFT
THE CALLS, SO LET'S BE PREPARED
FOR THOSE ITEMS, ESPECIALLY FOR
THE MEMBERS, WHO ARE OFF THE
FLOOR WILL BE LOOKING TO COLLEGE
SHORTLY.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO
LOOK TO CALL. WE'RE STARTING
WITH FOUL ITEM. 94 SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALAN AYE. ATKINS. AYE. FAITH.
AYE. BECKER. AYE. GONZALES. AYE.
HERTZBERG. HERTZBERG. AYE.
JONES. AYE. LIMÓN AYE. CHILD
BUG. AYE. SKINNER. AYE. ICE 40
KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES
NOW MEMBERS. WE'RE MOVING ON TO
FILE ISLAND 1 13. SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS. AYE. SO. GONZALEZ. AYE.
JOHNS. AYE. KAMLAGER HI. LIMÓN
MEN. CHILD BUG. AYE. RUBIO. AYE.
STERN. WIECKOWSKI AYE. WIENER.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
TORONTO. LIMÓN MEN. STERN.
WIENER. I 35 11 MOMENT. CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME.
KAMLAGER I TO KNOW. ALAN? I
DON'T KNOW KAMLAGER. NO, ALAN, I
TO KNOW. WE DON'T KNOW WIENER
NÓ. OH, NO, NO, NO. MEN. NO MEN.
NO. STERN. NO. GONZALES. I TO
KNOW. IS THERE ANYONE ELSE WHO'S
LIKE TO MAKE A VOTE CHANGE AT
THIS TIME? ALL RIGHT. FINAL CALL
EYES 32 NOS. SEVEN. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NOW MEMBERS MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEM 1 20. SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS. AYE. FAITHS. ORTEZ.
DOLLY! GONZALES. AYE. JONES.
LIMÓN AYE. WELCOME. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
GORGEOUS. VALLEY. JONES. WILK.
33. NOS ZERO. THE MEASURE PASSES
I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. 33 NOSE TO
THE MEASURE PASSES. NOW WE'RE
MOVING ON TO FILE I ITEM 1 26.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. GORGEOUS. DOLLY! JONES.
MCGUIRE? AYE. MELINDA'S. A TRIAL
BUG. PORTANTINO AYE. WELCOME.
GORGEOUS NÓ. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME.
DOLLY! JONES. MELINDA'S. A TRIAL
BUG. WILK. I WAS 31 KNOWS FOR
THE MEASURE PASSES. NO MOVING ON
TO FOUL ITEM 131. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS. AYE.
LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE
AYE. PORTANTINO AYE. SKINNER.
AYE. ISAF 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE
MEASURE PASSES NOW MOVING ON TO
FOUL ITEM 134. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS. AYE.
ORTEZ. BARROSO. HUESO. AYE.
LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN. MCGUIRE? AYE.
PORTANTINO AYE. SKINNER. ISAIAH
36 NOS. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES
MEMBERS NOW MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 1 38. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS? AYE.
BATES. FAITH. GORGEOUS. LAIRD.
AYE. LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
MEN. OH, A BUG. PORTANTINO AYE.
SKINNER. AYE. WILK. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
GORGEOUS. MEN. I A CHILD BUG.
WELCOME. ICE 31 KNOWS FIVE
MEASURE PALACES. NOW MEMBERS
MOVING ON TO FILE ITEM 141.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS. AYE.
EGGMAN. KAMLAGER LAIRD. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE MEN. NIELSEN. PORTANTINO
AYE. SKINNER. AYE. STERN.
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI. SKINNER
SKINNER. I TOO KNOW GONZALEZ. I
DON'T KNOW GONZALES. I TO KNOW.
WHEREAS OH, I TO KNOW. SENATOR
NELSON.
THEY DIDN'T KNOW THAT I.
NIELSEN. AYE. ARE THERE ANY
OTHER CHANGES AT THIS TIME?
REMEMBERS CENTER STERN STERN.
NO. PAN. I DON'T KNOW. BECKER. I
DON'T KNOW. LET'S CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME,
PLEASE. EGGMAN. NO. KAMLAGER
LAIRD. LIMÓN MCGUIRE MEN.
HAMBURG. WIECKOWSKI. 25 NOS.
EIGHT. THE MEASURE PASSES
MEMBERS WERE MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM. 1 45. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS. AYE.
FAITHS. NO. GORGEOUS. NO. LAIRD.
AYE. LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
NIELSEN. NO. PORTANTINO AYE.
SKINNER. AYE. IS 31 KNOWS. NINE
THE MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS
MOVING ON TO FOUL. I DON'T WANT
50. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS. AYE. FAITHS.
AYE. LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN AYE.
MCGUIRE AYE PORTANTINO AYE.
SKINNER. AYE. ISAF OR T KNOWS
ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES NOW I'M
MOVING ON TO FALL ITEM. ITEM
154. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ATKINS. BYE. BATES.
AYE. LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
NIELSEN. AYE. TRY BUG. RIGHT 36
KNOWS THREE. THE MEASURE PASSES
. NO NOW I'M MOVING ON TO FOUL.
I DON'T I DON'T 173 PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. GORGEOUS.
THEY'RE ALSO. GROWTH. JONES.
LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
MELINDA'S. NIELSEN. ISAIAH 34
NOS. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MOVING ON TO FALL. I DON'T 184
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
BATES. BECKER. GORGEOUS. NO.
DOLLY! GROWTH. OH, A BUG. GROVE.
NO. CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS ONE
MORE TIME. BATES. BECKER. AYE.
DOLLY! A CHILD VOGUE. 30. NO.
SEVEN THE MEASURE PASSES NOW
MOVING ON TO FILE I AM ITEM 2 TO
9. WE WILL CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. ALAN AYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
IS 40 KNOWS ZERO. THE MEASURE
PASSES. NEXT UP IS FALL. IITEM
2 16. WE WILL CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. MCGUIRE AYE. ISAF 40 NO
. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES. EXT
OFFICE FOLLOWING HIM TO 44.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
BATES. GORGEOUS. AYE. DOLLY!
GROWTH. WESA. AYE. JONES.
MCGUIRE. AYE. MELINDA'S OH, A
BUG. HAMBURG. AYE. I KNOW. ALL
RIGHT. WE'LL CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME. FAITH.
DOLLY! GROVE. JONES. MELINDA'S.
A TRUE A BUG. 33 NOS. ONE. THE
MEASURE PASSES NEXT UP IS FOUL
ITEM. 3 12. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ARCHULETTA. AYE.
CABRERA. AYE. GOD. AYE. LASER
AYE. GROVE. MCGUIRE AYE.
MELINDA'S RUBIO. AYE. ISAIAH 31
KNOWS SEVEN. THE MEASURE PASSES.
NEXT UP IS FOUL. I DON'T 3 19.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
BATES. GORGEOUS. DOLLY! GROWTH.
CHAIR, GROVE. NO. JONES.
MCGUIRE? AYE. I'LL TRY BUG.
WELCOME. 31 KNOWS THREE. THE
MEASURE PASSES. NEXT UP IS FOUL
ITEM. 234. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALAN. ATKINS.
BATES. BECKER. BATES. NO.
BECKER. CABRERA. DOLLY! GLASER.
GROWTH. NO. HURTADO. KAMLAGER
LEYVA. AYE. LIMÓN MCGUIRE AYE.
MELINDA'S. NO. MS NEWMAN. AYE.
STERN. HAMBURG. AYE. WIECKOWSKI
AYE. WIENER. WILK. GLASER I
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS
ONE MORE TIME. ALAN ATKINS.
BECKER. ESTARÁ GOLLY, HURTADO.
KAMLAGER LIMÓN STERN. AYE.
WIENER. WILK. I WAS 25 NOS.
FIVE. THE MEASURE PASSES. NEXT
UP MEMBERS IS FOUL ITEM TWO FOR
ONE. WE WILL CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBER. MCGUIRE AYE. I WAS 40
NO. ZERO ON THE URGENCY. ISAF 40
KNOWS ZERO ON THE MEASURE. NEXT
UP IS FOUL ON 259. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BATES.
GROWTH. JONES. KAMLAGER AYE.
MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S. OH, A
BUG. WILK. 34 NOS. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. NEXT UP IS FOUL
ITEM 286. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. FAITH. GORGEOUS. DOLLY!
GROWTH. JONES. LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN
AYE. MCGUIRE AYE. MELINDA'S.
SKINNER. AYE. WELCOME. I 33 NOS.
ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES. NEXT UP
IS FOUL ITEM 289. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. JONES.
LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN AYE. MCGUIRE
AYE. NIELSEN. SKINNER. AYE. ICE
38. NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
NEXT UP MEMBERS IS FOUL. I DON'T
THREE OLD THREE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. GORGEOUS. COME
ON. AYE. HURTADO. AYE. LAIRD.
AYE. LIMÓN BYE. MCGUIRE AYE.
NIELSEN. AYE. SKINNER. AYE. ISAF
40 KNOWS ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES
NEXT UP HIS FOUL ITEM. 3 30.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
HURTADO. AYE. LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN
AYE. MCGUIRE AYE. SKINNER. AYE.
40 YES IS ZERO NOSE ON THE
URGENCY. 40 EYES ZERO NOSE ON
THE EYE OF THE MEASURE PASSES.
NEXT UP IS FOUL ITEM. 339 PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
HURTADO. AYE. BLARED. AYE. LIMÓN
AYE. MCGUIRE AYE. SKINNER. AYE.
40 EYES 20 KNOWS THE MEASURE
PASSES. HMM. NEXT UP IS FOUL
ITEM 341. BATES. NO. GLASER.
AYE. BLARED. AYE. LIMÓN AYE.
MCGUIRE AYE. SKINNER. AYE. I 32
NOS. EIGHT. THE MEASURE PASSES.
FINAL ITEM MEMBERS IS FALL. I
DON'T 342 PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN AYE.
I'LL TRY TO BUG SKINNER. AYE. I
31 KNOWS. EIGHT. THE MEASURE
PASSES. MEMBERS FROM NOW WE'RE
GOING BACK TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. SENATOR LAMONT.
THANK YOU. I'D LIKE TO PLEASE
SEND SB 10 47 LEHMAN FILES 66
BACK TO THE ASSEMBLY FOR CHAPTER
RING OUT AMENDMENTS WILL KNOW
DULY NOTED. SENATOR NEWMAN.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I WOULD LIKE TO
SUBMIT A LETTER TO THE JOURNAL
TO CLARIFY THE INTENT OF SP 9 42
, FOR WHICH ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
WERE CONCURRED IN ON AUGUST 23RD
. THE LETTER IS WITH THE DESK
AND HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE AND BOTH
CAUCUSES. THE DEATHS WILL NOTE.
THANK YOU. MEMBERS. IF THERE'S
NO OTHER BUSINESS, SENATOR
ATKINS UH. SORRY, SENATOR
NELSON. FOR WHAT PURPOSE? MR
PRESIDENT, THE CONDITION OF THE
FILE CONDITION AND FILE CHOIR OF
THE BUDGET CHAIR. WHAT WILL BE
THE BUDGET PROCESS THROUGH THE
WEEKEND AND INTO THE FIRST OF
THE WEEK? ONE MOVIE. WE HAVE
HEARINGS. WHEN WILL WE BEGIN?
DOCUMENTS TO REVIEW SOME HAVE
COME, BUT THERE ARE MANY MORE
YET TO COME. DO WE HAVE ANY
EXPECTATIONS OF THE SCHEDULE?
NELSON, IF YOU CAN SPEAK INTO
THE MICROPHONE, I'M SORRY.
EXCUSE ME. THE SCHEDULE OF THE
BUDGET COMMITTEE AND THE
HEARINGS ON THE BUDGET WILL
THOSE BEGINNING MONDAY TUESDAY?
WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT? AND WHEN
WOULD WE BE BEGINNING DOCUMENTS
TO STAFF TO REVIEW THOSE
DOCUMENTS? RIGHT? YEAH, ANSWER
IS. THE BUDGET. UH, DISCUSSIONS
ARE CONTINUING. AND. THERE WILL
BE A BUDGET HEARING. THE TIME
HAS NOT BEEN SET YET, AND WE
WILL FOLLOW UP WITH YOUR OFFICE
AS THE VICE CHAIR IN THE
MORNING. THANK YOU. IF THERE'S
NO OTHER BUSINESS INTERACTIONS,
THE DESK IS CLEAR. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, COLLEAGUES THANK YOU
FOR THE WORK TODAY. STAFF THANK
YOU FOR THE WORK TODAY. WE
MANAGED TO GET 77 ASSEMBLY BILLS
DONE AND 26 SENATE BILLS FOR 103
. AND WITH THAT OUR NEXT FLOOR
SESSION IS TOMORROW MORNING,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25TH 2022 AT
NINE. A.M. NINE A.M. THANK YOU.
THE SENATE WILL BE INJURED, WILL
RECONVENE THURSDAY AT NINE A.M.