GOOD MORNING, THE SENATE WILL
COME TO ORDER WITH THE
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN OUR AUDIO. ARCHILA TOE.
ASHBY. ATKINS. BECKER. BLAKE
SPEAR. BRADFORD. VIETTO. CÁC
DELI. DODD. THERE WAS ER HAGMAN.
GLASER. GONZALEZ. GROVE. WE'RE
TAUGHT OPEN. JONES. LAYERED
LIMÓN MCGUIRE MENJIVAR. MEN.
NEWMAN. WHEN NIELSEN. OH, A BUG.
TODAVÍA PORTANTINO ROD. RUBIO.
THEY ARE. SKINNER. SMALL
QUIVERS. STERN. HAMBURG. AHA!
WIENER. WILK. MEMBERS A QUORUM
IS PRESENT. WITH THE MEMBERS AND
OUR GUESTS BEYOND THE RAIL AND
IN THE GALLERY, PLEASE RISE. WE
WILL BE LED IN PRAYER THIS
MORNING BY OUR CHAPLAIN, SISTER,
MICHELE GORMAN. AFTER WHICH
PLEASE REMAIN STANDING FOR THE
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO OUR
FLAG. LET US PRAY TODAY, IN THE
WORDS OF THE INDIAN POET
RABINDRANATH TAGORE. THIS IS MY
PRAYER TO YOU, MY LORD. STRIKE
STRIKE AT THE ROOTS OF PENURY
AND MY HEART. GIVE ME STRENGTH
LIGHTLY TO BEAR MY JOYS AND
SORROWS. GIVE ME THE STRENGTH.
TO MAKE MY LOVE FRUITFUL IN
SERVICE. GIVE ME THE STRENGTH
NEVER TO DISOWN THE POOR. BEND
MY KNEES BEFORE INSOLENT MATE.
GIVE ME THE STRENGTH TO RAISE MY
MIND ABOVE DAILY TRIFLES. AND
GIVE ME THE STRENGTH TO
SURRENDER MY STRENGTH TO YOUR
WILL WITH LOVE. AMEN. MEMBERS
PLEASE JOIN ME IN THE PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE. PLACE YOUR HAND OVER
YOUR HEART AND JOIN IN. I PLEDGE
ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS. THE BEST IS YET
TO COME. LET ME CAN I HAVE
EVERYONE'S ATTENTION? I WANTED
TO GIVE EVERYBODY A SENSE OF THE
DAY. FIRST WE WANT TO CONTINUE
THE GREAT PROGRESS THAT WE ALL
HAVE BEEN MAKING THIS WEEK.
THANKS TO ALL YOUR GOOD WORK AND
THE WORK OF OUR STAFF. OUR PLAN
THIS MORNING IS TO BEGIN. OUR
PLAN THIS MORNING. IS TO BEGIN
WITH ASSEMBLY BILLS THAT ARE
HERE ON OUR FLOOR. UH AND IF WE
MAKE GOOD PROGRESS THERE, AND
GOOD PROGRESS IS MADE IN THE
ASSEMBLY ON OUR BILLS. WE'RE
GOING TO GO TO CONCURRENCE
MEASURES LATER IN THE DAY. WE'RE
GOING TO BREAK FOR LUNCH. WE
HAVE A COUPLE OF COMMITTEE
HEARINGS TO BE DONE DURING THE
LUNCH HOUR. THAT THE SAME GOES
FOR DINNER. WE'RE GOING TO BREAK
FOR DINNER. WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
COMMITTEES THAT ARE SET TO MEET.
AT THAT TIME AS WELL, AND THAT
IS OUR SCHEDULE. SO WE ARE GOING
TO BEGIN WITH PRIVILEGES OF THE
FLOOR. THERE ARE NONE. MESSAGES
FROM THE GOVERNOR WILL BE DEEMED
READ. MESSAGES FROM THE ASSEMBLY
WILL BE DEEMED READ. REPORTS OF
COMMITTEE WILL BE DEEMED READ
AND AMENDMENTS ADOPTED. WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO MOTIONS,
RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES. HAS ANY
MEMBER WANT TO BE RECOGNIZED
FOR? MOTIONS OR RESOLUTIONS. OR
NOTICES. OKAY, WELL, WE'RE GOING
TO, UH. THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE
REMEMBERS. ALRIGHT, WE'RE GOING
TO TAKE A PREGNANT. PAUSE HERE.
ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. THE SENATE
IS GOING TO GO AND RECESS FOR
JUST ABOUT THREE MINUTES.
MHM. ALRIGHT. WE'RE GONNA ONCE
AGAIN RETURN TO MOTIONS,
RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES AS ANY
MEMBER WANT TO BE RECOGNIZED. IN
THIS SECTION. IF NOT, WE'RE
GOING TO KEEP MOVING. OKAY,
WE'RE GONNA MOVE TO
CONSIDERATION. THE DAILY FILE
WILL BEGIN WITH SECOND READING
THE CLERK WOULD PLEASE READ. WE
BUILD 96 3 89 12 28 12 91 13 73
A C A 1 13. ALRIGHT. UM, WE'RE
GONNA STEP ASIDE UNFINISHED
BUSINESS AND COME BACK TO IT
LATER. WE'RE GONNA WITHOUT
OBJECTION. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE
TO THE SENATE THIRD READING
FILE. MEMBERS THAT I'M GOING TO
GIVE YOU A HEADS UP OF THE BILLS
THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE
CONSIDERING HERE THIS MORNING.
WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN WITH FILE
ITEMS 66 FOLLOWED BY 71 83 AND
87 IF YOU'RE FOLLOWING THE LAW
SO WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN WITH
FILE ITEMS. 66 THIS IS, UH
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 82. BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MATHIS. SENATOR
LEMANN IS PRESENTING CLERK.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 6 80
TO BUY SOMETHING MEMBER MATHIS
AND ACTIVATING THE WATER.
SENATOR LIMÓN. THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS I RISE TODAY TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 62 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MATHIS. A B 682
WILL REQUIRE THE STATE WATER
RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD TO
UPDATE ITS ONLINE SEARCH TOOL
FOR FUNDING APPLICATIONS TO
INCLUDE INFORMATION THAT IS
NEEDED TO PROCESS. THE
IMPLICATION. THE DATE IT IS
NEEDED BY AND THE CAUSE OF
DELAYS IN THIS PROCESS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE MEMBERS
DISCUSSION AND DEBATE. SEE NONE
OF THE CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN AYE. OF RODA GIL. I
GOT YOUR LETTER I ASHBY AYE.
ATKINS. BECKER. I LIKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. I GOT BIARO ORTEZ. I
REALLY I GOT DODD. I TERRAZZO.
AYE, EGGMAN. HI, GLASER. AYE. I
WAS ALWAYS HIGH GROWTH. AYE.
JONES. I THERE? AYE. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. I MEAN, JAFAR MEN. AYE,
NEWMAN. I WIN. BYE. HELLO, I
JOBURG I DO. BYE. PORTANTINO
AYE. ROD. AYE, RUBIO. THEY ARE.
AYE, SKINNER. I SMILED RIVAS. I
STERN I AM BERG. HI, BOB. AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. RIGHT? PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BLACK
SPEAR. ZERO. OR DATO. AYE. MANY
OF OUR AYE. RUBIO. ALL RIGHT.
AND VOTED 39 TO 0. THE MEASURE
PASSES. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 71 BY LIGHT. UM 71
MEMBERS. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
56 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S LACKEY.
SENATOR OCHOA. BOGEY IS GOING TO
PRESENT CLERK PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 56 BY SOME MEMBER
LACKEY AND ACT RELATING TO
VICTIMS COMPENSATION AND MAKING
AN APPROPRIATION THEREFORE,
THANK YOU. SO ABOUT THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. I'M PLEASED TO PRESENT
ASSEMBLY BILL 56, WHICH EXPANDS
ELIGIBILITY FOR VICTIMS
COMPENSATION TO SURVIVORS OF
VIOLENT CRIMES IN ORDER TO COVER
COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH EMOTIONAL
INJURIES. THIS COMPENSATION WILL
MAKE THERAPIES AND OTHER FORMS
OF CARE MORE ACCESSIBLE TO
VICTIMS. SURVIVORS WHO OFTEN
STRUGGLE WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL
INJURIES LIKE POST TRAUMATIC
STRESS DISORDER. PROVIDING
SURVIVORS WITH COMPENSATION FOR
PAIN AND SUFFERING WILL ALLOW
THEM TO FOCUS ON THEIR RECOVERY
WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT HOW TO
PAY FOR THE NECESSARY TREATMENTS
. 56 RECEIVED NO NO VOTE AND
PASSED THE ASSEMBLY 72 TO 0. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? THIS
MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ANY
OBJECTIONS TO USING A UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL? C NINE EYES 39 0. THE
MEASURE PASSES WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEMS 71
FOLLOWED BY FILE ITEM 83 AND 84
. EXCUSE ME. 71 WILL GO TO A
PILE ITEM 83. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 37 VIA SELLING MEMBER
VONTAZE, SENATOR WIENERS
PREPARED CLERK. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 37 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA AND
ACTIVELY INTO THE POLITICAL
REFORM ACT OF 1974. SENATOR
WIENER. THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE
TO PRESENT A B 37 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTE. A B 37
WAS IS IN RESPONSE TO THE
ALARMING INCREASE IN POLITICAL
VIOLENCE AND DEATH THREATS
DIRECTED TOWARDS ELECTED
OFFICIALS AND CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE JUST THIS PAST APRIL. WE
WERE EVACUATED FROM THIS
BUILDING DUE TO A CREDIBLE
THREAT INVOLVING A SHOOTER AT
LARGE. MAYBE 37 PROTECTS
CANDIDATES, ELECTED OFFICIALS,
THEIR FAMILIES AND STAFF BY
AUTHORING PERSONAL SECURITY AS A
CAMPAIGN EXPENSE AND EXPANDING
WHO'S ELIGIBLE FOR SECURITY
MEASURE ALSO REMOVES THE $5000
LIFETIME CAP ON SECURITY
EXPENSES. USING CAMPAIGN FUNDS,
WHICH HAS NOT BEEN ADJUSTED FOR
INFLATION FOR 30 YEARS. FINALLY
37 ADDS A SPECIAL CAR ABOUT
WHICH ALLOWS FOR CANDIDATES OR
ELECTED OFFICIALS TO RETAIN
THEIR SECURITY AFTER THE END OF
THEIR CAMPAIGN OR AT THE END OF
THEIR TERM IN OFFICE IF THERE IS
CONTINUING THREAT THAT HAS BEEN
VERIFIED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT THE
AUTHOR WORKED CLOSELY WITH THE F
PPC TO ENSURE ALL SECURITY
EXPENSES AND REIMBURSEMENTS OR
REPORTED AND MADE AVAILABLE TO
THE PUBLIC. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR WIENER ANY DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? SEE
NOW THIS IS A 27 VOTE BILL
CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN I WROTE A GUILD.
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ASHBY. AYE,
ATKINS. AYE, BECKER. HI BLAKE
SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. I CAVIAR
Ó. ORTEZ E. I DOLLY. DODD. AYE,
DURAZO. AYE, EGGMAN. AYE.
GLASER. I GROVE NO. POTATO. AYE
JONES. I LAYERED BYE. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. MENJIVAR. I MEAN, BYE.
NEWMAN. I WIN. I NILO I ACTUALLY
BROKE AYE. BUT THEY ARE
PORTANTINO BY ROBERT AYE, RUBIO.
I SEE OUR SKINNER. AYE. SMALL
QUIVERS. I STARTED BY HAMBURG. I
WOULD HAVE AYE. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. PLEASE TELL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS OVERALL. MCGILL AYE.
CAVIAR. OH, TALLY. MCGUIRE? AYE.
CIERTO. NO. ON A VOTE OF 35 TO 3
MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON NOW. MEMBERS TO FILE
ITEM 84 A B 2 80 BEING PRESENTED
BY SENATOR RAZO TODAY CLERK WILL
READ. SOME WERE BUILT TO 80 BY
SOME OF THE MEMBER HOLDING
INOCULATED TO SEGREGATED
CONFINEMENT. THANK YOU. GO
AHEAD, PLEASE, SENATOR. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. EXCUSE ME,
I SAY. HELL NO, HE WAS HE WAS
PREMATURE. PLEASE GO AHEAD,
SENATOR. THANK YOU. COLLEAGUES
YEARS OF RESEARCH CONTINUE TO
CONFIRM THAT SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT CAUSES DEEP
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL HARM.
BUT ITS USE REMAINS COMMON IN
JAILS, PRISONS AND DETENTION
FACILITIES ACROSS CALIFORNIA A B
2 80, THE CALIFORNIA MANDELA ACT
DEFINES WHAT CONSTITUTES
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AND SETS
MUCH NEEDED LIMITS ON ITS USE.
BASED ON THE UNITED NATIONS.
MANDELA RULES AND MODERN
SCIENTIFIC CONSENSUS.
RECOGNIZING THAT PROLONGED
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IS AKIN TO
TORTURE. THE MANDELA ACT LIMITS
THE USE OF SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
TO 15 CONSECUTIVE DAYS. AND NO
MORE THAN 45 DAYS WITHIN A 180
DAY PERIOD. THIS BILL ALSO
PROHIBITS THE USE OF SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT, TOO, ARE VULNERABLE
POPULATIONS SUCH AS PREGNANT
WOMEN AND THOSE WITH SERIOUS
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
, BECAUSE PEOPLE WHO NEEDS
SPECIALIST CARE SHOULD NOT BE
LOCKED UP IN A ROOM THE SIZE OF
A PARKING SPACE AND WITHOUT
ACCESS TO THE SERVICES THEY
NEED. PRIOR TO 2015. THOUSANDS
OF INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS WERE
ROUTINELY WAREHOUSED IN CRAMPED
, WINDOWLESS CELLS FOR NEARLY 24
HOURS A DAY, OFTEN FOR YEARS ON
BUT YEARS ON END PELICAN BAY
STATE PRISON ALONE HELD OVER 500
INDIVIDUALS IN SOLITARY CELLS
FOR OVER A DECADE. A CLASS
ACTION LAWSUIT FILED ON BEHALF
OF INCARCERATED PEOPLE LED TO A
MASSIVE REDUCTION OF PEOPLE
SUBJECTED TO PROLONGED SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT FROM WELL OVER
10,000 TO APPROXIMATELY 3000.
PEOPLE TODAY BUT WITHOUT ANY
SPIKE IN VIOLENCE IN
CALIFORNIA'S PRISONS. I WANT TO
TAKE A MOMENT TO BE VERY CLEAR
THAT WHAT THE CALIFORNIA MANDELA
ACT DOES AND DOES NOT DO. THIS
BILL DOES SET A DEFINED LIMIT ON
HOW LONG AN INDIVIDUAL CAN BE
SUBJECTED TO PROLONGED ISOLATION
WITHOUT HUMAN CONTACT AND
CONFINED INSIDE OF A CELL. IT
DOES NOT ELIMINATE THE ABILITY
OF A FACILITY TO HOLD SOMEONE IN
AN INDIVIDUAL CELL, EITHER
BECAUSE THEY NEED PROTECTION OR
BECAUSE THEY MAY POSE A THREAT
TO OTHERS. AND FINALLY, THIS
BILL PROVIDES DISTINCT
ALTERNATIVES TO 23 HOUR LOCKDOWN
, WHICH ONLY SERVED TO
PERPETUATE CYCLES OF VIOLENCE.
AND CRUELTY, REFORMING SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT IN CALIFORNIA IS
LONG OVERDUE. MANDELA BRINGS ARE
STAYING IN LINE WITH OTHERS LIKE
COLORADO AND CONNECT AND
CONNECTICUT AS WELL AS THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN
CONTINUES TO WORK WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION AND CDCR ON
PROPOSED CHANGES TO SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT PRACTICES AND
APPRECIATES THEIR DEDICATION TO
THIS ISSUE. COLLEAGUES I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ON ASSEMBLY BILL 2 80. THANK YOU
, SENATOR. SENATOR DELI FOR WHAT
REASON TO RAISE. ISN'T IT? GOOD
MORNING, MADAM PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. I HAVE AMENDMENTS AT
THE DESK. THANK YOU. CLERK WILL
READ. AMENDMENT BY SENATOR DOLLY
THAT ONE. GO AHEAD, SIR. THANK
YOU AGAIN. THIS IS NON
DEBATABLE. THE MINUTES WILL
ENSURE FENTANYL DEALERS ARE HELD
ACCOUNTABLE, SELLING LETHAL
DRUGS BY REQUIRING THE COURTS TO
ADVISE INDIVIDUALS. CONVICTED OF
FELONY CELLS AND MANUFACTURING
WAITED TWO RELATED TO OFFENSES
THAT SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES COULD
RESULT IN THE CHANGE OF
VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER OR
MURDER. IN CALIFORNIA, THE
STATISTICS SURROUNDING FENTANYL
OR BOTH, STAGGERING AND
HEARTBREAKING. IN 2021 ALONE
FITTING ALL CLAIMED THE LIVES OF
MORE THAN 55,700. CALIFORNIANS.
BEHIND EACH OF THOSE NUMBERS AS
A STORY AND A LIFE CUT SHORT.
BETWEEN BETWEEN 2019 AND 2021,
FENTANYL OVERDOSE AND POISONING
DEATHS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE AGED
14 TO 18 WERE MORE THAN TRIPLED.
IN 2022, THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT
AGENCY ADMINISTRATION SEIZED
OVER £10,000. FENTANYL POWDER
AND MORE THAN 50. MILLION
COUNTERFEIT FITTING, ALWAYS
PRESCRIPTION PILLS. NEARLY 500
CALIFORNIANS ARE DYING EVERY
MONTH FROM FENTANYL. IN 2022
28,765 OF FIT AND ALL. WAS
SEIZED IN CALIFORNIA ENOUGH TO
KILL THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF
NORTH AMERICA. TWICE. POISON IS
THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR
YOUNG ADULTS IN THE U. S PASSING
SUICIDE GUN VIOLENCE. AND CAR
ACCIDENTS MORE MUST BE DONE TO
DETER THE SALE AND TRAFFICKING
OF THESE DEADLY DRUGS. JUST LAST
WEEK, THE GOVERNOR ANNOUNCED
THAT HE WAS SENDING MORE
NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS TO OUR
BORDER TO STOP SMUGGLING.
DOUBLING THEM. WHICH IS ONLY 20
MORE THAN WHAT WE HAD THERE. SO
40 PEOPLE AT THE BORDER LAST
MONTH, PLASTER COUNTY D A HAD
THE FORTITUDE TO CHANGE A DRUG
DEALER WITH A MURDER CHARGES
DRUG DEALER WITH MURDER AND WAS
HE WAS CONVICTED FOR SEVEN YEARS
MEMBERS. THESE AMENDMENTS AT THE
DESK. ARE THE EXACT SAME. UH
AMENDMENTS THAT THE CENTER FROM
YUCAIPA AND THE SENATOR FROM
SANTA ANA, BETTER KNOWN AS
ALEXANDRIA'S LAWS. WE HAD 18
BIPARTISAN CO AUTHORS ON THAT.
THOSE THAT PIECE OF LEGISLATION.
THIS IS THE EXACT SAME MINUTES.
IF YOU VOTE YES TO TABLE THAT
YOU'RE VOTING AGAINST YOUR CO
AUTHOR OF ALEXANDRIA'S LAWS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AND I
VOTE ON THESE AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR MCGUIRE. THANK YOU
SO MUCH, MADAM PRESIDENT. THIS
IS AN ISSUE THAT IS DEAR TO
EVERYONE'S HEART IN THIS CHAMBER
AND ISSUE THAT ALL OF US CARE
DEEPLY ABOUT OUR WORKING ON BUT
RESPECTFULLY ASKED TO LAY THE
AMENDMENTS ON THE TABLE. I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN EYE
BOAT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
SENATOR MCGUIRE IS ASKING FOR AN
I VOTE ON LAYING THE AMENDMENTS
ON THE TABLE. THIS IS NON
DEBATABLE. SENATOR DAHLE IS
ASKING FOR NO VOTE CLERK WILL
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN HI. A
BROADER VIEW. I JUST LAY LOW.
ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS. AYE, BECKER.
BLAKE SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABALLERO COURTESY. HI DAILY.
NO. DODD. HI THERE AS Ó. AYE
EGGMAN. I GLASER AYE. SALAS. I
GROWTH. NO POTATO. AYE, JONES.
NO, LAIRD. AYE. THE MOMENT. AYE,
MCGUIRE. I MEAN, JABBAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN NO. NEIL Ó.
NO PATROL BOAT. NO DEAL. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT HI, RUBIO.
I SEE OUR TOE. NÓ SKINNER. I
SMILED QUIVERS STERN. BYE.
HAMBURG. I WOW. AYE. WIENER.
WILK. NO. CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. BECKER. AYE. HELLO.
WIENER. HI. 31 TO 8. THE MOTION
CARRIES. THE AMENDMENTS ARE LAID
ON THE TABLE NOW RETURNING TO
THE BILL IN CHIEF, ANY OTHER
MEMBERS WISHING TO BE RECOGNIZED
ON THIS BILL, SENATOR GLASER
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. MEMBERS LAST YEAR. WE
HAD A VERY SIMILAR BILL TO THIS
ON OUR FLOOR. AND I VOTED
AGAINST IT. BUT IT WASN'T
BECAUSE I DIDN'T SHARE THE
CONCERN THAT THE AUTHOR HAS
RIGHTFULLY RAISED IN THE
MEASURE. BUT I COMMITTED MYSELF
AFTER THAT VOTE TO DO A COUPLE
OF THINGS. THE FIRST THING IS
THAT I ASKED FOR A MEETING WITH
THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS. TO GO THROUGH
WHAT I THOUGHT WERE VERY
LEGITIMATE CONCERNS ABOUT WHO
WAS BEING PUT IN SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT. OR IN THE PRISON
JARGON. SEGREGATED CONFINEMENT,
I THINK IS THE TERM UM AND I
EXPRESSED TO THE DIRECTOR OF THE
FACT THAT IT'S AN ISSUE THAT I
AM VERY CONCERNED ABOUT AND IT
IS, YES DOES THAT DOES HE HAVE
THE DATA TO SHOW WHO'S GOING
INTO THOSE? THOSE SPACES HOW
THEY'RE TREATED. WHAT'S THE
REASON? HOW LONG THEY HAD TO
STAY THERE, ETCETERA. TO BETTER
UNDERSTAND WHETHER THERE ARE
PRISON SYSTEM WAS ACTING
RESPONSIBLY. AND HE INDICATED
THAT HE DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO
PROVIDE TO ME AT THAT MOMENT,
BUT THAT HE WOULD GET BACK TO
ME. I NEVER GOT ANYTHING BACK
FROM HIM. ANY DATA. ANY FACTS
ABOUT WHO IS BEING PUT IN
SEGREGATED CONFINEMENT. THE
SECOND THING THAT I COMMITTED TO
DOING WAS I ASKED TO GO VISIT
FOLSOM PRISON, AND IN THE FALL
OF LAST YEAR, I STAFF AND I WENT
TO FOLSOM PRISON TO SEE THE
CONDITIONS IN WHICH INMATES WERE
BEING HELD BOTH IN THE BROADER
POPULATION AND IN IN SEGREGATED
CONFINEMENT AND THE SECOND THING
THAT I ASKED TO DO AS I ASKED TO
MEET WITH THE PRISON COUNCIL
THESE ARE THE ELECTED MEMBERS.
PRISONERS ELECTED BY THEIR
FELLOW PRISONERS TO BE THE
LEADERSHIP OF THE PRISON COUNCIL
AT FOLSOM PRISON. AND SO BOTH
THINGS WERE PROVIDED TO ME. I
SAT DOWN WITH I BELIEVE IT WAS
FOUR MEMBERS OF THE PRISON
COUNCIL. I WANT TO NOTE THAT
THERE WERE. UH CORRECTIONS
OFFICIALS IN THE ROOM, SO IT
WASN'T JUST ME, SO I KNOW
THERE'S A PRESSURE AND A BIAS
THAT COMES OUT OF THAT
CIRCUMSTANCE. AND I TALKED WITH
THEM ABOUT SEGREGATED
CONFINEMENT AND WHETHER OR NOT
THEY THOUGHT IT WAS A PROPER
THING, BUT THAT THEY THOUGHT
THAT THE FOLKS THAT WERE BEING
PUT IN IT WERE BEING DONE IN A
PROPER WAY. AND I ALSO ASKED
EACH OF THEM WHY THEY WERE
THERE. BUT THEY WERE IN FOR AND
ALL OF THEM WENT THROUGH AND
TALKED ABOUT THE CRIMES THEY HAD
COMMITTED AND THEY WERE VERY,
VERY SERIOUS CRIMES, INCLUDING
MURDER. AND EACH ONE OF THEM
WHEN THEY WERE GIVEN THE
OPPORTUNITY TO TALK ABOUT
SEGREGATED CONFINEMENT. THEY ALL
SAID THE SAME THING. THEY SAID
THAT IT'S NECESSARY. IF YOU'RE
GOING TO KEEP THE PRISON SAFE.
THAT THE FOLKS THAT ARE GOING IN
THERE ARE THERE BECAUSE THEY
HAVE DONE SOMETHING TO CREATE AN
UNSAFE CONDITION. EXCUSE ME.
THEY WERE SENT THERE BECAUSE
THEY ARE ENGAGED IN VIOLENCE IN
THE INSTITUTION THAT PUT ALL OF
THEM AT RISK ALL OF THEIR LIVES
AT RISK. EACH ONE OF THEM SAID
THE SAME THING. AFTER THAT VISIT
, I ASKED TO GO TO SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT TO SEE THE
CONDITIONS IN WHICH THEY WERE
LIVING IN. AND YOU KNOW WHAT
PRISON CELL IS NOT A CUSHY PLACE
TO BEGIN WITH. AND THE BIGGEST
DIFFERENCE THAT I SAW IN THE
CELLS THAT WERE IN SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT OR SEGREGATED.
CONFINEMENT WERE BASICALLY THE
SAME SIZE, BUT THEY WEREN'T
DOUBLE BUNKS. YOU WERE JUST IN
THERE BY YOURSELF. THERE WAS
SCREENING ON THE BARS BECAUSE
YOU HAD TO BE PROTECTED FROM, UH
, IN A MORE SERIOUS WAY FROM
THOSE WHO WERE CONFINED THERE,
AND THEY ASKED ME TO PICK ANY OF
THE FOLKS THAT WERE BEHIND THOSE
BARS TO TALK WITH THEM ALONE,
PRIVATELY. AND I DID I. THERE
WERE I DON'T KNOW 20 OR 30 ON
THE ROW. I PICKED UP EACH ONE
AND I TALKED TO THE PERSON THAT
WAS IN THERE. ASKED THEM WHAT
THEY WERE IN THERE FOR. HOW LONG
WERE THEY WERE THERE FOR? THEY
THOUGHT THAT THEIR THEIR
SITUATION DESERVES THAT THE
PUNISHMENT THAT THEY ENGAGED IN
UM AND EACH ONE OF THEM TOLD ME
THEIR STORY. NONE OF THEM
COMPLAINED ABOUT IT. I KNOW THEY
WEREN'T HAPPY ABOUT IT, AND THIS
IS A PRIVATE CONVERSATION. UM
AND AFTER I FINISHED THE
CONVERSATION, I WOULD STEP AWAY
, TALKED TO PRISON OFFICIALS TO
SEE WHETHER THEY HAD TOLD ME THE
TRUTH ABOUT THE REASON THEY WERE
THERE, AND SOMETIMES THEY PUSH.
THE EXAMPLES MADE IT A LITTLE
MILDER THAN IT THAN IT SOUNDED
ON THE ON THE SURFACE. OKAY SO
WHAT DID THAT TELL ME TO DO? IT
TOLD ME THAT UM, WE HAVE A
SERIOUS ISSUE OF IN SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT. IT'S STILL IN MY
VIEW THERE KEPT IN THEIR CELLS
TOO LONG, ETCETERA. SO WHAT DID
I DO ABOUT IT? I INTRODUCED A
BILL LAST YEAR. EXCUSE ME THIS
YEAR. TO TRY TO DEAL WITH THE
PROBLEMS THAT WERE RAISED IN
THIS BILL THAT WE'RE HEARING
TODAY. AND WHAT DID THE BILL DO?
IT CREATED A STEP DOWN PROGRAM
TO ENCOURAGE AND INCENTIVIZE
INMATES JUST TAKE STEPS TO BE
RELEASED FROM SEGREGATED HOUSING
AND PROHIBITED THE USE OF GANG
AFFILIATION AS JUSTIFICATION,
REPLACING INMATES IN ISOLATION.
IT WOULD REQUIRED STANDARDS TO
ALLEVIATE THE CONDITIONS OF
SEGREGATED CONFINEMENT,
INCLUDING REGULAR AND MEANINGFUL
SOCIAL CONTACT HEALTHCARE ACCESS
TO SUNLIGHT. THE SECOND THING
THAT I ASKED FOR IN THIS BILL
WAS THE DATA THAT WE ALL RELY
UPON TO MAKE GOOD JUDGMENTS
ABOUT OUR PRISON CONDITIONS. I
ASKED FOR THE REHABILITATION
PROGRAMS MADE AVAILABLE TO
INMATES. WHAT TYPE OF PLACEMENTS
SIMILAR TO SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
, UH, INCLUDING LOCKDOWN AND
QUARANTINE WERE BEING USED TO
STAFFING RATIOS. THE NUMBER OF
TIMES INDIVIDUALS WERE KEPT. IN
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT FOR THE
YEAR TOTAL TIMES THEY HAD BEEN
IN SOLITARY, WHETHER THEY WOULD
BE EXAMINED FOR MENTAL HEALTH
AND ON AND ON DATA THAT COULD
ALLOW US TO MAKE GOOD JUDGMENTS.
THAT BILL WAS HEARD IN OUR
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE THIS
YEAR AND DEFEATED THAT'S ALL IT
DID. CREATED REHABILITATION
STEPPED DOWN. OPTIONS AND DATA
AND IT WAS DEFEATED. SO GETTING
BACK TO THE BILL IN QUESTION. IF
WE'RE GOING TO MAKE THESE
JUDGMENTS ABOUT SETTING AN
ARBITRARY LIMIT ON HOW LONG
PEOPLE CAN BE IN SOLITARY.
SHOULDN'T IT BE BASED ON SOME
FACTS? SOME INFORMATION ABOUT
THE ABUSES THAT ARE ALLEGED TO
HAVE OCCURRED AND I DON'T DOUBT
THAT THEY HAVE OCCURRED. AND IF
WE'RE GONNA PUT AN ARBITRARY
LIMIT ON HOW LONG YOU CAN BE IN
SEGREGATED CONFINEMENT? WHAT ARE
WE DOING FOR THE BROADER PRISON
POPULATION IF YOU WERE A WARDEN
IN A PRISON TODAY, THAT'S YOUR
JOB, AND YOUR JOB IS TO KEEP
PEOPLE SAFE. DO YOU FEEL AN
ARBITRARY LIMIT? NO MATTER WHAT
THAT PERSON DID IN PRISON IS THE
RIGHT WAY FOR YOU TO HANDLE THAT
RESPONSIBILITY. LET ME ADD ONE
FINAL ARGUMENT TO THE ISSUE AT
HAND TODAY. WE HAVE A GOVERNOR.
MY PARTY OF OUR STATE WHO I
BELIEVE SHARES THE SAME VALUES
THAT ARE REPRESENTED BY THE
AUTHOR. CERTAINLY THE FLOOR
MANAGER. CERTAINLY MANY OF YOU
AND CERTAINLY ME. THE VALUES OF
TREATING PEOPLE. RIGHT EVEN IF
THEY'RE ACCUSED OF A SERIOUS
CRIME CONVICTED OF A SERIOUS
CRIME. THEIR BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS
THAT EVERYONE DESERVES TO HAVE
EVEN WHEN THEY ARE IN PRISON.
AND THAT OUR WORK SHOULD BE
ABOUT REHABILITATION AND
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. WE HAVE A
GOVERNOR. WHO HAS THOSE SAME
VALUES AS ALL OF US. AND HE IS
THE GOVERNOR WHO IS IN CHARGE OF
OUR PRISON SYSTEM TODAY. THAT
MANY OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
BILL OR OTHER THINGS THAT YOU
THINK SHOULD HAPPEN IN OUR
PRISONS. OUR REFORMS THAT HE
COULD IMPLEMENT TODAY. NOW HE
VETOED THIS BILL. SIMILAR BILL
LAST YEAR. AND I'M NOT SO SURE
HE HAS DONE THE ACTION STEPS
THAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE. TO
MAKE SURE OUR PRISONS ARE SAFE
AND HUMANE. BUT I ALSO KNOW THAT
WE AS A SENATE HAVE THE ABILITY
TO HOLD THE ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNTABLE TO THESE ISSUES. WE
HAVE THE ABILITY TO HOLD
HEARINGS EVERY WEEK TO ASK FOR
THE DATA. THE FACTS ON WHO'S IN
SOLITARY. FOR WHAT REASON HOW
LONG AND WHETHER OR NOT, WE'RE
TREATING THEM RESPONSIBLY. WE
HAVE THAT ABILITY TODAY. SO THE
QUESTION THAT I WOULD ASK TO YOU
IS SHOULD WE PASS A BILL AS
WELL? MEANING AS IT IS. AS WELL
MEANING AS IT IS THAT SETS US AN
ARBITRARY LIMIT THAT DOESN'T
TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE CONDITIONS
IN THE PRISONS. AND FOR ME.
UNFORTUNATELY IT'S A JUDGMENT
THAT NO, I DON'T THINK THAT'S
THE RESPONSIBLE THING TO DO.
EVEN THOUGH I SHARE THE VALUES
REPRESENTED BY THE AUTHOR IN
THIS BILL ABOUT TREATING PEOPLE
WELL, EVEN WHEN THEY HAVE BEEN
CONVICTED OF A SERIOUS CRIME.
AND SO THAT'S WHY TODAY.
UNFORTUNATELY I CANNOT SUPPORT
THIS BILL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
NOW WE WILL GO TO YOUR TWIN
SENATOR ALLEN. WELL, THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. UNLIKE MY BOW
TIED COLLEAGUE I DID VOTE FOR
THE BILL LAST YEAR BECAUSE I DID
SHARE THE CORE CONCERNS ABOUT
THE OVERUSE OF SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT IN THE PRISONS. AS
WAS MENTIONED. THE BILL WAS
VETOED. THERE WAS A AN
INFORMATIVE, MORE INFORMATIVE
THAN USUAL VETO MESSAGE. AND UM,
I AGREE THAT THE RESPONSE HAS
BEEN, UH, PERHAPS INADEQUATE OF
LATE, BUT IT IS MY UNDERSTANDING
OF THE CDCR IS COMING OUT WITH
NEW REGULATIONS VERY SOON, AND
THERE'S GONNA BE A WHOLE PROCESS
ASSOCIATED WITH IT. SO QUITE
FRANKLY, I DON'T SEE THE WHAT
THE PLAY IS HERE. WE PASSED THE
BILL LAST YEAR WE SENT IT TO THE
GOVERNOR. IT WAS VETOED. UH AND
YOU KNOW, I WAS HAPPY TO SUPPORT
IT. BUT NOW IT JUST SEEMS LIKE
WE'RE YOU KNOW, THE DEAL HAS NOT
BEEN STRUCK WITH ADMINISTRATION.
AT THE END OF THE DAY. YOU KNOW,
THE GOVERNOR HAS GOT TO MAKE THE
DECISION AS TO WHETHER THIS
POLICY MOVES FORWARD OR NOT,
UNLESS THERE IS SERIOUS APPETITE
FOR AN OVERRIDE. SO IT JUST
FEELS AS THOUGH THIS IS A FLESH
THAT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, AND
I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE STRATEGY.
AND I SAY THIS AFTER HAVING
SPOKEN TO MANY PEOPLE INVOLVED
IN THIS BILL. I JUST WANT TO
EXPRESS MY CONCERNS AS I DON'T I
DON'T UNDERSTAND THE PLAY HERE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR WAHAB. THANK
YOU. UM I WASN'T GONNA
ORIGINALLY SPEAK ON THIS
PARTICULAR BILL. I AM A CO
AUTHOR AND AS CHAIR, PUBLIC
SAFETY, I JUST WANTED TO
HIGHLIGHT A COUPLE OF THINGS. UM
OUR JOB AS POLICYMAKERS ARE
REALLY TO REALLY TACKLE THE
ISSUES THAT WE SEE UM AND MAKE A
POSITIVE IMPACT IN OUR
COMMUNITIES. THE REALITY IS THAT
YOU KNOW, ALTHOUGH SOME CONSIDER
THIS ARBITRARY NUMBERS WE AGAIN
MAKE POLICY AND THEREFORE WE ARE
TO SET SOME LIMITATIONS AND SOME
SAFEGUARDS. THIS IS TO PROHIBIT
A FACILITY FROM HOLDING AN
INDIVIDUAL IN SEGREGATED
CONFINEMENT FOR ROUGHLY 15 DAYS
ARE NO MORE THAN 45 DAYS. IN 100
AND 80 DAY PERIOD, THE TOOL IS
UTILIZED TO SEPARATE INDIVIDUALS
THAT COULD CREATE HARM, BUT IT'S
NOT JUST YOU KNOW, OUR PRISONS
WERE TALKING ABOUT DETENTION
FACILITIES AS WELL. WE ARE ALSO
TALKING ABOUT MAKING SURE THAT
THERE ARE SAFEGUARDS FOR PEOPLE
WHO ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 25 AND
PREGNANT PERSONS OR ANYTHING
LIKE THAT, AND INDIVIDUALS THAT
HAVE POTENTIALLY A MENTAL OR
PHYSICAL DISABILITY. THEY ARE
PROHIBITED. THESE ARE SAFEGUARDS
FOR THIS PARTICULAR TOOL.
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IS A TOOL,
BUT IT'S NOT THE ONLY TOOL TO
PROTECT INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE IN
THESE FACILITIES. AT THE END OF
THE DAY. THIS IS A HUMAN RIGHTS
BILL. RIGHT WE HAVE CONTINUOUSLY
TALKED ABOUT HOW OUR PRISON
SYSTEM IS SUPPOSED TO BE
UTILIZED FOR REHABILITATION.
NOW, IF YOU TAKE A LOOK AT WHEN
PEOPLE PUT THEIR CHILDREN IN
TIME OUT BECAUSE THEY DID
SOMETHING WRONG. IS IT
INDEFINITE? NO. IT'S FOR FIVE
MINUTES, 10 MINUTES, MAYBE 30
MINUTES AN HOUR. SOME OTHER FORM
OF PUNISHMENT IS UTILIZED THE
BILLS THAT WERE BROUGHT FORWARD
TO PUBLIC SAFETY DID NOT HAVE
ANY LIMITATION OF THIS
PARTICULAR TOOL. IN FACT, THE
INFORMATION THAT YOU KNOW, BASED
ON LAST YEAR'S BILL TILL NOW.
STILL, THERE IS NO TIMELINE. TO
LIMIT THIS TYPE OF PARTICULAR
PARTICULAR TOOL. AT THE END OF
THE DAY, THERE IS SIGNIFICANT
MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS FOR THOSE
INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE FURTHER
ISOLATED AND FURTHER DEMONIZED
AND AGAIN. THIS IS NOT JUST FOR
OUR PRISON SYSTEMS, SO I REALLY
JUST WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THIS AS A
HUMAN RIGHTS BILL. THIS IS
SOMETHING THAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN.
WE CONTINUE TO PUSH THE BOUNDARY
AND SET SAFEGUARDS AS
POLICYMAKERS. UM, AND SO I URGE
AN AYE. VOTE. THANK YOU. THANKS.
SENATOR SUNARTO. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT. SO I WANT TO
SPEAK ON THIS BILL A LITTLE BIT
. I TOTALLY AGREE WITH MY
COLLEAGUE FROM ORINDA ON THIS.
UM, THERE IS A NEED TO HUMAN
EYES. OUR SYSTEM, BUT THIS IS
JUST THIS PARTICULAR ISSUE IS
JUST A SMALL PART. EVERY PRISON
SYSTEM THAT'S FAILING BECAUSE WE
DON'T PUT WHAT WE NEED TO PUT
INTO IT TO MAKE IT BETTER.
FACILITIES THAT WE CAN. WE COULD
DO ALL THE RULES WE WANT, BUT IF
OUR FACILITIES ARE GOING TO BE
LACKING LIKE THEY ARE, THEY'RE
NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO DO THEIR
JOB. IF WE WANT TO REHABILITATE
PEOPLE, WE CAN'T EXPECT THEM TO
GO INTO A BROOM CLOSET WITH FIVE
OR SIX PEOPLE TO LEARN. WE HAVE
NOT INVESTED THE MONEY THAT WE
NEED. INSTEAD, WE'RE CLOSING
PRISONS DOWN BECAUSE WE'VE
DECIDED WHAT WE SHOULD HAVE IS
NO PRISON AT ALL AND JUST GIVE
THEM ALL TO THE COUNTY. THAT'S
NOT A PRISON SYSTEM. THAT'S NOT
A REHABILITATION SYSTEM THAT'S
GOING TO WORK. AND JUST ONE MORE
THING ON THE REHABILITATION
VERSUS PUNISHMENT. I'M SORRY,
BUT THERE IS PUNISHMENT INVOLVED
IN THIS. THERE ARE LOTS OF
PEOPLE AND I WENT AND I TALKED
TO THEM TO. I WENT TO SAN
QUENTIN. I WENT TO FOLSOM. I HAD
MY TOURS WITH THEM ALSO, AND I
SAW THE CONDITIONS AND I TALKED
TO THE PRISONERS. AND IN FACT
ONE OF THEM I ACTUALLY KIND OF
NEW BECAUSE WHERE I USED TO WORK
AND SO HE KIND OF HIT IT OFF.
THANKS THE WARDEN WAS A LITTLE
BIT TAKEN ABACK. BUT HE WAS
TELLING ME HIS STORY. AND HE WAS
ONE OF THOSE FOLKS THAT WAS IN
CONFINEMENT. AND I'M NOT GOING
TO RELATE IT BECAUSE I DON'T
WANT ANYBODY TO KNOW ABOUT IT.
FOR HIS SAKE. BUT THE BOTTOM
LINE IS THEY HAVE A PURPOSE. FOR
WHAT THEY DO IN THE PRISONS IF
THEY HAD BETTER FACILITIES. THEY
COULD DO THEIR JOB BETTER. BUT
IF WE'RE GOING TO CLOSE DOWN THE
FACILITIES THAT ARE NEW AND
LEAVE THE FACILITIES THAT ARE
ROLLED UP. AND WE'RE GONNA MAKE
ONE REHABILITATION UNIT. THAT'S
NOT GOING TO GET IT DONE. IT'S
NOT HELPING THE PRISON DOWN AT
STOCKTON'S THE WOMEN'S PRISON
DOWN THERE. WE NEED A BIGGER
APPROACH. TO OUR INCARCERATION
SYSTEM SO THAT WE HAVE A GREAT
REHABILITATION PART OF IT. BUT
WE ALSO HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THERE
ARE PEOPLE PEOPLE LIKE THE GUY
THAT'S GOING TO GO UP FOR
PROBATION ARE FOR PAROLE IN JUST
A LITTLE ANOTHER MONTH. THIS
STRANGLED A THREE YEAR OLD THAT
I KNEW. STUFFED HER IN A CLOSET.
I KNOW THAT GUY DOESN'T GET OUT
. HE DOESN'T NEED TO GET OUT. HE
SHOULD NEVER GET OUT. THERE IS A
TIMELINE FOR HIM. SO. WE NEED.
WE NEED A BIGGER PERSPECTIVE ON
WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO ABOUT OUR
INCARCERATION AND REHABILITATION
SYSTEM. WE NEED TO GIVE OUR CDCR
FOLKS THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO DO
THE JOB SO THAT THEY DON'T HAVE
SUICIDE RATES LIKE THEY HAVE. SO
I'M GOING TO BE OPPOSING THIS
BILL. BECAUSE I WANT TO SEE A
BIGGER APPROACH. AND I NEED WE
NEED TO BE ABLE TO GIVE THE
WARDEN'S THEIR ABILITY TO DO THE
JOB ACCORDING TO THE CONDITIONS
THAT THEY HAVE THAT WE DON'T SEE
FROM SACRAMENTO. SO THEREFORE
I'M GOING TO BE VOTING NO ON
THIS. IT DOESN'T MEAN I DON'T
CARE ABOUT THE PRISONS
FACILITIES AND IT DOESN'T MEAN I
DON'T WANT US TO HAVE A GOOD
REHABILITATION. I WANT THAT AS
MUCH AS ANY OF MY COLLEAGUES
WANT IT. WE WANT A GOOD
REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR
PEOPLE WHO STRAY OFF INTO THE
WRONG DIRECTION. BUT JUST TAKING
IT ONE LITTLE THING AT A TIME
AND THEN TELLING PEOPLE LOOK
WHAT WE DID FOR JUSTICE. ISN'T
GETTING IT DONE. WE NEED TO DO
JUSTICE FOR EVERYBODY, INCLUDING
THE VICTIMS. SO I APPRECIATE THE
YOUR YOUR COMMENTS FROM MY
COLLEAGUE OVER DORINDA AND I
WILL BE JOINING HIM IN OPPOSING
THIS. THIS MEASURE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH THAT WOMEN'S PRISON IS
IN CORCORAN, SENATOR SKINNER,
YOU ARE RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU,
MADAM PRESIDENT MEMBERS I RISE
IN SUPPORT OF A B 2 80. UM. THIS
IS NOT THE SAME BILL AS WE VOTED
ON LAST YEAR, OR THAT THE
GOVERNOR VETOED. THERE'S A
NUMBER OF VARYING PROVISIONS, SO
IT IS NOT THE SAME BILL.
ADDITIONALLY TO THE POINT THAT
WE COUPLE KEY ONES. THIS DOES
NOT ELIMINATE. OUR CORRECTION
FACILITIES, WHETHER COUNTY OR
STATE OR OTHER FROM UTILIZING
THE TOOL. OF SEGREGATED OR
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. IT DOES
NOT ELIMINATE IT. IT DOES PUT
LIMITS ON IT. AND IN DOING SO,
IT ACTS SIMILARLY TO A NUMBER OF
OTHER STATES SUCH AS NEW YORK
WASHINGTON UH, I THE OTHER ONES
ARE. NEW JERSEY, COLORADO AND A
NUMBER OF OTHERS, SO THIS DOES
NOT PUT CALIFORNIA AT ODDS WITH
A PRACTICE THAT CLEARLY THOSE
OTHER STATES ALSO HAVE
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS THAT
CAN BE A DANGER TO THE OTHER
POPULATION. THIS JUST PUTS
REASONABLE LIMITS ON A VERY,
VERY HUMAN DAMAGING. FORM OF
ISOLATION. AND HAS BEEN ALREADY
REFERENCED. THERE ARE UH,
NUMEROUS CITATIONS AROUND THE
TYPE OF DAMAGE THAT THIS TYPE OF
CONFINEMENT CREATES ON A PERSON,
A HUMAN. ON BOTH THEIR PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL HEALTH. AND GIVEN
THAT OUR REAL CLEAR OBJECTIVE
FOR OUR CAR SURREAL FACILITIES
NOW IS REHABILITATION, MEANING
THAT. THE MAJORITY OF OUR
POPULATION. NOT ALL BUT THE
MAJORITY WILL RETURN HOME AT
SOME DAY. WHETHER IF THEY ARE IN
COUNTY FACILITY. OR STATE. THEY
WILL RETURN HOME. AND SO WE WANT
THEM IN THE BEST POSSIBLE SHAPE
WHEN THEY RETURN HOME SO THEY
CAN THRIVE AND CONTRIBUTE TO OUR
COMMUNITIES AND NOT BE
CRIMINALISTICS OR HAVE
EXACERBATED MENTAL HEALTH
PROBLEMS THAT IS NOT IN ANY OF
OUR INTERESTS, SO WE SHOULD ALSO
LOOK AT THIS BILL FROM THE POINT
OF VIEW OF PUBLIC SAFETY THAT IT
BENEFITS OUR PUBLIC SAFETY. NOW.
ADDITIONALLY, TO THE COMMENT
THAT YOU KNOW THE, UH OUR
GOVERNOR VETOED LAST YEAR'S
BILL. CERTAINLY OUR GOVERNOR HAS
THE RIGHT ON ANY BILL THAT COMES
TO HIS DESK TO VETO IT. HOWEVER
WE ALSO AS THE LEGISLATURE NOT
ONLY HAVE THE RIGHT BUT WE HAVE
THE RESPONSIBILITY TO
COMMUNICATE. POLICY THAT WE
THINK IS APPROPRIATE EVEN IF WE
KNOW THAT IN ANY POINT IN TIME
THAT OUR OUR GOVERNOR MAY NOT IN
THAT MOMENT, FULLY AGREE IT IS
STILL OUR RESPONSIBILITY AND
RIGHT TO COMMUNICATE WHAT WE
THINK IS APPROPRIATE POLICY.
THAT IS OUR ROLE. AND THIS, I
BELIEVE IS APPROPRIATE POLICY.
AND THEN FINALLY TO THESE
QUESTIONS ABOUT BUDGETS AND
OTHER THINGS OF OUR PRISON.
STATE PRISON FACILITIES. UH THE
CLOSURES THAT WE HAVE BEEN
EXPERIENCING ARE DUE TO THE FACT
THAT WE HAVE A MUCH LOWER
POPULATION OF INCARCERATED
EVENTUAL, AND IN FACT, NOW WE,
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND OUR
TAXPAYERS ARE PAYING FOR MORE
THAN 10,000 EMPTY BEDS, AND I
THINK THAT MOST TAXPAYERS WOULD
WANT US TO USE OUR MONEY VERY
WISELY AND TO MAKE SURE THAT IT
IS BEING DIRECTED TO THE, UH,
THE TYPE OF PRISON FACILITIES
THAT REALLY GIVE US THE ABILITY
TO HAVE THE FOLKS WHO ARE HOUSED
IN THEM. EXPOSED AND PROVIDED
WITH EVERY POSSIBLE
REHABILITATIVE PROGRAM SO THAT
WHEN THEY DO RETURN HOME FOR
THOSE THAT WILL THAT OUR PUBLIC
SAFETY IS PUT FIRST AND
PRIORITIZED, AND THEY ARE IN THE
TYPE OF MENTAL AND PHYSICAL
SHAPE TO BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE
IN THAT PUBLIC SAFETY. AND WITH
THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR. SENATOR DAHLE
THANK YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT FOR
INDULGING THIS CONVERSATION. IT
IS VERY IMPORTANT AND I WANT TO
JUST MAKE A COUPLE OF POINTS
THAT HAVEN'T NOT BEEN MADE YET.
AS SOMEBODY WHO REPRESENTS TO
STATE PRISONS. FALSE UM AND UH
AND HIGH DESERT. AND SEE SEE SEE
UP IN LASSEN AND WAS A COUNTY
SUPERVISOR FOR 16 YEARS IN THAT
COUNTY. WHERE WE HAVE A PRISON
POPULATION THERE NOT ONLY THE
FAMILIES THERE, BUT I WANT TO IF
YOU IF YOU'VE DONE A TOUR, AND
IF YOU'VE ACTUALLY DUG INTO
THIS, AS SOME COMMENTS HAVE BEEN
TALKED ABOUT TODAY. THERE ARE
GANGS INSIDE OF OUR PRISONS, AND
THERE'S CRIME INSIDE THE PRISONS
THAT IS PERPETUATED ON THE
POPULATION IS THERE AND SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT IS A TOOL TO MANAGE.
THE PRISON AND KEEP THAT. FROM
GETTING OUT ESCALATED OUT. AND
SO WHEN YOU START TALKING ABOUT
LEGISLATING THE TIME WE NEED TO
GO TO THE PROFESSIONALS, I WOULD
ACTUALLY SUPPORT THE STUDY BILL
IF WE COULD EVER GET ONE TO THE
FLOOR AND ONTO THE GOVERNOR TO
WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY WORK WITH
THE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE EVERY DAY
INSIDE THESE INSTITUTIONS TRYING
TO MANAGE AND ACTUALLY
REHABILITATE PEOPLE. WHICH WE
ARE DOING A HORRIBLE UH JOB OF
REHABILITATING PEOPLE. INTO THE
INTO THE PART ABOUT THE 10,000.
OPEN BEDS. THAT'S TRUE. BECAUSE
WE HAVE DECRIMINALIZED CRIME.
THOSE 10,000 BEDS ARE NOT FULL
WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE COMMITTING
CRIMES. THERE ARE ON OUR STREETS
COMMITTING CRIMES AS CRIME HAS
BEEN DECRIMINALIZED BY THIS
LEGISLATURE, AND THAT'S THE
REASON WE SEE CRIME RISING. EVEN
THOUGH YOU'LL SAY THE NUMBERS
DON'T IS BECAUSE WE DON'T CALL
IT CRIME ANYMORE. WE HAVE SP 14
COMING FORWARD, WHICH IS GOING
TO MAKE A FELONY FOR RAPE AND,
UH. UH, KYLE SEX TRAFFICKING.
THAT'S BECAUSE THERE'S
DECRIMINALIZED. THAT'S WHY WE
HAVE SP 14. SO MEMBERS I'M GOING
TO VOTE NO ON THIS BILL, WE NEED
TO DO A BETTER JOB OF ACTUALLY
GOING TO THE PRESIDENT AND
UNDERSTANDING WHAT'S HAPPENING
THERE BEFORE WE START
LEGISLATING. WAYS TO CHANGE OUR
POLICIES. WE HAVE SEEN THAT BE
LEGISLATED AND WE'VE SEEN CRIME
GO UP ON OUR STREETS AND
CALIFORNIANS ARE SUFFERING FROM
HIGH CRIME AND SMASH AND GRABS
AND YOU NAME IT AND THEY'RE SICK
AND TIRED OF IT. WE NEED TO DO
OUR JOB HERE AND ACTUALLY GET
EDUCATED TO DO THE RIGHT THING.
FOR THOSE REASONS, I WILL NOT BE
SUPPORTING THIS LEGISLATION.
THANK YOU, SENATOR STERN. THANK
YOU, MADAM PRESIDENT. I WAS NOT
PLANNING TO BRIGHTEN SPEAK, BUT
THE DEBATE. I GUESS THE DEBATE
IS CONFUSED. ME, UM THERE'S A
COUPLE OF THINGS I THINK THAT
WE'RE ACTUALLY AGREEING ON
STRANGELY HERE. THAT. SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT IS NECESSARY IN SOME
CIRCUMSTANCES, AND IT'S TORTURE
AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES. UM
WE'RE ALSO AGREEING THAT WE ALL
CARE ABOUT THE BEST. INTEREST IN
THE WELL BEING OF OUR INMATES
AND THAT WE ALL AGREE ON
REHABILITATION, WHICH IS
ACTUALLY, UH, COMFORTING THREAD
AND FEELS LIKE MAYBE POTENTIAL
FOR PROGRESS. AND PERHAPS THAT'S
WHERE A LOT OF THIS THE NEW
RESOURCES ARE GOING TO GO AND
THESE PLACES OF PROGRESS. WELL
WE'RE SEEING POPPING UP RIGHT
OUTSIDE MEN'S CENTRAL JAIL IN
THE HEART OF L. A COUNTY.
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH LOCKED
FACILITY. TO ACTUALLY ADDRESS
THESE MENTAL HEALTH CRISES. NOT
HAVING TO BE A SUICIDE CENTER IN
THE MIDDLE OF L A, BECAUSE IT'S
SO SUCH A DARK PLACE. I DON'T
THINK ANYONE HERE THAT I'VE
HEARD. SORT OF RHETORIC ASIDE.
UM. SAYING ANYTHING DIFFERENT
THAN THAT. I ALSO THINK THAT
THIS BILL THE PROVISIONS IN HERE
NEED TO BECOME LAW VERY QUICKLY.
THE KINDS OF CHANGES THAT THE
ASSEMBLY WERE BROUGHT FORWARD
THAT WE VOTED ON, BUT I'VE BEEN
REFINED SINCE THAT BILL'S
PASSAGE. HAVE TO DO WITH
PREVENTIONS OF THOSE SORT OF
INHUMANE AND TRULY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL IN THOSE
CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN YOU'RE NOT
GETTING ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES
TREATMENT, BASIC NEEDS CLOTHING
, FOOD BEDDING. THOSE ARE NOW
REQUIRED UNDER THIS BILL. YOU
HAVE TO BE CHECKED ON EVERY 15
MINUTES. YOU HAVE TO HAVE MENTAL
HEALTH PROFESSIONALS NOTIFY IN
WRITING 12 HOURS OF PLACING A AN
INDIVIDUAL SEGREGATED
CONFINEMENT. SO THOSE
PROVISIONS. I FEEL LIKE. ARE THE
ESSENCE OF THIS BILL. AND YET
THIS HARD CAP OF 15 DAYS IS
SITTING OUT THERE. THAT DOESN'T
HAVE A PRECONDITION DOESN'T HAVE
AN EXEMPTION FOR THE WELL BEING
OF THE INMATE. AND THAT LACK OF
PRIORITY. MAKES THIS BILL NOT
WORTHY OF BEING LAW YET. AND
THEREFORE I DON'T THINK WE
SHOULD BE MOVING THIS BILL YET.
I WANT TO CHANGE THAT, BECAUSE I
TRULY BELIEVE WE NEED TO PUT THE
WELL BEING. OF THESE INMATES AND
OF THE PRISON ITSELF AND
EVERYBODY'S SAFETY AT THE CENTER
OF THE BILL, AND THE PROVISION I
READ TO YOU ARE ARE AT THE
CENTER. I DON'T BELIEVE THAT 15
DAY CAP IS I ACTUALLY FROM
TALKING TO THE AUTHOR AND
TALKING TO THE ADVOCATES. IT'S
EVERYONE ADMITS THAT THERE NEEDS
TO BE FLEXIBILITY IN THIS
FRAMEWORK SOME WAY. IT DOESN'T
HAVE THAT RIGHT NOW. I DON'T
WANT TO HOLD OFF THIS BILL. I
WISH WE HAD BEEN ABLE TO WAIT
AND I STILL THINK IT SHOULD
BECOME LAW AND I THINK IT WILL
BECOME LAW. BUT I'M NOT GOING TO
BE SUPPORTING TODAY. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, SEEING NO OTHER
SENATORS WISHING WE RECOGNIZE
SENATOR DURAZO. YOU MAY CLOSE.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. SOMEONE
MENTIONED. ONE OF MY COLLEAGUES
MENTIONED THAT THEY WANTED TO
KNOW WHAT THE PLAY WAS. AND UH,
I THOUGHT ABOUT IT BECAUSE AM I
MISSING SOMETHING HERE? I DON'T
BASE MY DECISION ON WHAT POLICY
DOES SUPPORT OR NOT SUPPORT
BASED ON THE PLAY. WE HAVE A
RESPONSIBILITY TO UNDERSTAND.
WHAT THE POLICY IS THAT WILL BE
HELPING OR HURTING CALIFORNIANS.
THE NELSON MANDELA RULES ARE A
STANDARD SET BY THE UNITED
NATIONS. FOR THE MINIMUM
TREATMENT OF INCARCERATED PEOPLE
IN THE WORLD. ON SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT. THE MANDELA RULES
STATE. THAT A PERIOD OF SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT FOR MORE THAN 15
DAYS IS TORTURE. AND SHOULD BE
OUTLAWED. COLLEAGUES THIS IS THE
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD. THAT WE
SHOULD FOLLOW. IT'S NOT
SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T YOU KNOW
THAT STANDARD DOESN'T LACK
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE OR
INFORMATION ABOUT THE WAY PEOPLE
ARE TREATED THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD. AND THAT'S WHAT WE SHOULD
BE USING AS OUR GUIDANCE. WE
JUST WENT THROUGH A PANDEMIC.
AND PEOPLE ACROSS THE COMMUNITY.
WE'RE REALLY HURTING, PARTLY
BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF SOCIAL
INTERACTION. PROTECTING PEOPLE'S
HUMANITY IS AN IMPORTANT PART.
AND CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH EACH
OTHER IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF
OUR WELL BEING. THIS IS NOT
ABOUT NOT, UM, HAVING. SOLITARY
CONFINEMENT AS A TOOL. BUT I
HOPE THAT EVERYBODY UNDERSTOOD
AGREES. THAT IT'S NOT THE ANSWER
TO, UH, A LONG TERM. IT'S NOT
THE LONG TERM SOLUTION. WHAT'S
REALLY IMPORTANT HERE IS THAT
IT'S A SHORT TERM, IT'S USED TO
UNNECESSARY. 17 HOURS A DAY.
WITHOUT CONTACT. IF WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT REHABILITATION, WE
HAVE TO HAVE THESE KINDS OF
RULES, SMASH AND GRAB HAS
NOTHING TO DO WITH THE RULES ON
THE USE OF SOLITARY CONFINEMENT.
THIS HAS TO DO WITH WHETHER OR
NOT IT'S A APPROPRIATE IT'S FAIR
, AND IT'S A HUMANE POLICY TO
HAVE IN OUR STATE AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR A I VOTE.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
THE CLERK WILL CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN ALREADY GUILTY. NO.
ARCHULETTA. ASHBY. BY ATKINS.
AYE. BECKER I BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR Ó. ORTEZ
E. I DOLLY. NO, DON NO TERRAZZO.
AYE. HAGMAN. GLASER. NO. SALAS.
AYE, GROVE. NO, I THOUGHT OH,
NO. JONES. LARRY AYE. THE
MOMENT. AYE. MCGUIRE HI.
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, NEWMAN. WHEN
NO NEW LOW. NO SHOWBOAT. NO
VIDEO. AYE, PORTANTINO. RIGHT,
ROB? RUBIO. SEYARTO NÓ SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL QUIVERS I STERN
BLUMBERG. WOW. AYE, WIENER. BY
WILK. NO. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. PALIN. ARCHULETTA. AYE.
CAVIAR. OH, EDWIN. JONES. MEN.
NEWMAN. RATHER RUBIO. STERN.
HAMBURG. THE SENATOR MOVES TO
CALL.
MEMBERS WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE
WITH ASSEMBLY. THIRD READING.
NEXT STEP IS FILE ITEM. 87 THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 15 36 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO.
SENATOR DURAZO LOOKS PREPARED
CLERK. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILT 15 36 BY SUDDENLY MEMBER
JUAN CARRILLO AND ACTUALLY INTO
PUBLIC SOCIAL SERVICES. SENATOR
ROSCOE THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. A B 15 36
SEEKS TO EXPAND THE CURRENTLY
EXISTING CASH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
FOR IMMIGRANTS. CAPPY TO ALLOW
ACCESS TO THE PROGRAM,
REGARDLESS OF IMMIGRATION
STATUS. CALIFORNIA IS HOME TO
APPROXIMATELY 17,000
UNDOCUMENTED SENIORS, 65 AND
OVER OF THESE SENIORS, 7000 DO
NOT HAVE A JOB OR NOT IN THE
LABOR FORCE AND 2200 ARE AT OR
BELOW POVERTY LEVEL. BUT THINK
ABOUT THIS OVER 700,000
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS HAVE
LIVED AND WORKED IN HERE FOR
OVER 20 YEARS. CALIFORNIA HAS
MADE HISTORIC INVESTMENTS IN
EXPANDING FOOD ASSISTANCE
BENEFITS AND UNLIKE IN MEDICAL
FOR UNDOCUMENTED SENIORS, BUT
WE'RE FAULT WE HAVE FALLEN SHORT
AND DOING THE SAME FOR THE CASH
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR
IMMIGRANTS. CURRENTLY THE SITE
LIFESAVING PROGRAM IS ONLY
LIMITED TO QUALIFIED IMMIGRANTS
, WHICH EXCLUDES ARE LARGER,
UNDOCUMENTED POPULATION. THESE
ARE THE VERY BENEFITS THAT THEY
HAVE OFTEN PAID INTO OVER THE
COURSE OF THEIR WORK IN OUR
STATE. COLLEAGUES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR TERRAZZO ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? SEE
NONE AT THE CLERK. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALL RIGHT TO GO.
ACTUALLY TO ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR,
BRADFORD. I FIERRO COURTESY. I
DOLLY. DODD. I TERRAZZO. AYE,
EGGMAN. AYE GLASER. I ALWAYS
AYE, GROVE. AYE, JONES. NÓ
LAIRD. HI. LIMÓN I REQUIRE PI
HAE MIN JABBAR. I MEAN, AYE,
NEWMAN. I WENT HELLO. A
CHEWABLE. AYE. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT AYE, RIVIAN. AYE,
SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER. HI. SMALLER
RIVAS. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I
HAB AYE. WIENER. HI, WILK.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALLEN. AYE. I BROUGHT A GIRL.
HI. ER OH, DOLLY! GROVE. NGUYEN.
HELLO. WILK. VOTE OF 32 TO 2.
THE MEASURE PASSES WE'RE GONNA
MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 89.
SENATOR LAIRD BEFORE WE READ IT.
I THINK SENATOR LAIRD HAS A
REQUEST. MR PRESIDENT. I REQUEST
THAT THIS FINAL ITEM 89 A B 14
07. WE MOVED TO THE INACTIVE
FILE. AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR. THE DESK WILL NOTE MOVE
NEXT TO FILE ITEM 91. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 3 18 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ADDIS SENATOR
LAIRD IS PREPARED CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SOMEBODY BUILT 3 18 BY
SOME REMEMBER ADDIS RELATING TO
MOBILE HOMES. SENATOR LATER THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. A B 3 18
EXTENDS THE DEADLINE FOR THE
MOBILE HOME RESIDENCY LAW
PROTECTION PROGRAM BY THREE
YEARS RATHER THAN LET IT EXPIRE
AT THE END OF THE YEAR OF THE
BILL EXTENDS THE DEADLINE. UM
FOR PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES MUCH
NEEDED PROTECTIONS TO MOBILE
HOME RESIDENTS BY EXTENDING THE
SUNSET. WE'RE FOLLOWING THE
ORIGINAL INTENT OF THE BILL TO
BE ABLE TO EVALUATE THE PROGRAM
AFTER FIVE YEARS. AND THE THREE
YEAR EXTENSION FROM 2024 TO 2027
WOULD ALLOW THIS. I WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR LARRY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. THE NUN.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN. I
BROUGHT A GIRL. CALCULATOR,
ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS. I BECKER I
BLAKE SPEAR. BRADFORD CAVIAR.
OH, COURTESY. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD.
I TERRAZZO. I ADMIN. HI, GLASER.
SALAS GROVE. NÓ JONES. NÓ LAIRD.
HI. THE MOMENT. MCGUIRE BY
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN.
AYE. WHEN NO NEIL Ó. NO PATROL
BOAT. THE DEAL. AYE. PORTANTINO
I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. I SEE OUR
TOE. NÓ SKINNER. HI. SMALL
QUIVERS. I TURN. I AM BERG, I
WOW. BY WIENER. I WELCOME.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS
TO GO. CAVIAR Ó. GLASER. AYE.
HER DAUGHTER Ó. PATROL BOAT.
WELCOME. NO. ON A VOTE OF 29 IS
SIX. THE MEASURE CARRIES MEMBERS
. WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM 1 31, FOLLOWED BY VILE ITEM
1 42. 1 31 IS ASSEMBLY BILL 3 52
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BAUER-KAHAN.
SENATOR ATKINS IS PREPARED
CLERK. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILT 3 52 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BAUER-KAHAN. RELATING TO HEALTH
INFORMATION. SENATOR ATKINS. THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. COLLEAGUES I'M PROUD
TO PRESENT A B 3 52 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY MEMBER OF BAUER-KAHAN.
WE'VE ALL BENEFITED FROM THE
ABILITY OF OUR HEALTHCARE
PROVIDERS TO SHARE OUR HEALTH
RECORDS IN ORDER TO BETTER
COORDINATE OUR CARE. HOWEVER. UH
IN THIS PAST OR THIS POST DOBBS
WORLD WE'VE DISCOVERED SOME
DISADVANTAGES, TOO, THAT WHILE
WE DID INCREDIBLE WORK LAST YEAR
TO PROTECT ABORTION ACCESS,
THERE ARE TROUBLING GAPS THAT
REMAIN IN REGARD TO HEALTH
RECORDS, SPECIFICALLY,
PHYSICIANS AND ANTI CHOICE
STATES CAN ACCESS DETAILS OF
ABORTION CARE, REPRODUCTIVE
SERVICES AND GENDER AFFIRMING
CARE EVEN IF IT'S UNRELATED TO
THE PATIENT'S CURRENT HEALTHCARE
NEEDS. AND THIS CREATES THE RISK
THAT OUT OF STATE PROVIDERS WILL
REPORT PATIENTS TO AUTHORITIES,
THUS ENDANGERING PATIENTS AND
PROVIDERS. THE LAST THING WE
WANT IS FOR PATIENTS TO FACE A
TRADE OFF BETWEEN
CRIMINALIZATION AND MEDICAL
CARE. A B 3 52 REQUIRES THE
SEGREGATION OF INFORMATION ON
GENDER AFFIRMING CARE, SEXUAL
HEALTH AND ABORTION CARE AND
HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGES AND
ANOTHER HEALTH SYSTEMS TO
PREVENT THE INFORMATION FROM
BEING AUTOMATICALLY SHARED
OUTSIDE OF CALIFORNIA. MAYBE 3
52 ALSO LIMITS THE ELECTRONIC
SHARING OF HEALTH INFORMATION
RELATED TO ABORTION CARE
SERVICES WITHIN CALIFORNIA. A
SIMPLE GUARDRAIL OF PATIENT
CONSENT WILL GIVE PATIENTS THE
SECURITY AND AUTONOMY THAT THEY
DESERVE. AND FINALLY, A B 3 52
CONTAINS DOUBLE JOINTING
AMENDMENTS TO PREVENT CHAPTER
RING OUT PROVISIONS OF SB THREE
OR 5. 82 EXCUSE ME, 5 82 BY OUR
OWN, SENATOR BECKER. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR ATKINS. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? SEE NONE.
CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN HI. I BROUGHT A GIRL.
ALREADY GUILTY. I ARCHULETTA
AYE, ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS. AYE. HI
BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR BY
BRADFORD. I W R O COURTESY HI
DAILY. NO GOD. AYE, DURAZO. HI,
ADMIN. GLASER. HI GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. HER 0.0. HI, JONES. NO
THERE. I THE MOMENT. HI MCGUIRE.
AYE, MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE,
NEWMAN. I WIN. NEIL Ó. NO CHILD
BOAT. BUT YEAH, I AM PORTANTINO.
I BROUGHT. HI RUBIO. I SEE OUR
TOE. NÓ SKINNER. AYE. SMALL
QUIVERS I STERN HI, HAMBURG. BY
A HOB. WIENER. I WELCOME BYE,
CARLY. ABSENT MEMBERS GROWTH NÓ.
WHEN NO. PATROLLED BOOK. NO. AND
A VOTE OF 32 TO 7. THE MEASURE
PASSES WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE ITEM 1 42, FOLLOWED BY A
FILE ITEM 92. 1 42 IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 2 68 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WEBER. SENATOR ATKINS IS READY,
CLERK. PLEASE READ. PRACTICALLY
SOMEBODY BUILT TO 68 BY
SOMETHING MEMBER WEBER. CLAIM TO
THE BOARD OF STATE AND COMMUNITY
CORRECTIONS. SENATOR ATKINS THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU AGAIN,
MR PRESIDENT, SENATORS. I'M HERE
TO PRESENT A B 2 68 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S DR WEBBER,
WHICH SEEKS TO ADDRESS THE
DEFICIENCIES IN CALIFORNIA'S
LOCAL DETENTION FACILITIES
RAISED BY THE CALIFORNIA STATE
AUDITOR'S OFFICE. AND RAISE THE
STANDARD OF CARE STANDARDS OF
CARE FOR INCARCERATED PEOPLE IN
2021, THE CALIFORNIA STATE
AUDITOR'S OFFICE INVESTIGATED
THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DEPARTMENT AND DISCOVERED 185
INDIVIDUALS IN THEIR CUSTODY
DIED FROM 2006 3 2020 MORE
DESPERATE, AVERAGE DAILY
POPULATIONS THAN ANY OTHER LARGE
COUNTY IN OUR STATE.
ADDITIONALLY WITH THE RECENT DOJ
INVESTIGATION INTO RIVERSIDE
COUNTY JAILS FOR THE DEEPLY
CONCERNING ALLEGATIONS RELATING
TO CONDITIONS OF CONFINEMENT,
EXCESSIVE FORCE AND OTHER
MISCONDUCT. THE NEED FOR THIS
BILL IS URGENT. THE 2022 STATE
AUDIT FINDINGS CONFIRM THAT
ALREADY EXTENSIVE PUBLIC RECORD
DOCUMENTING THE TRAGIC LOSS OF
LIVES, SYSTEMIC FAILURES AND
INACCURATE INADEQUACY OF
OVERSIGHT. THE AUDITOR NOTED
THAT GIVEN THE ANNUAL NUMBER OF
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS DEATHS
IN COUNTY JAILS ACROSS THE STATE
INCREASED FROM 2006 TO 2020
IMPROVING THE STATEWIDE
STANDARDS IS ESSENTIAL TO
ENSURING THE HEALTH AND SAFETY
OF INDIVIDUALS IN CUSTODY IN ALL
COUNTIES. A B 2 68 CODIFIES
NUMEROUS RECOMMENDATIONS TO
IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF
INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS IN ALL
DETENTION FACILITIES OUTLINED IN
THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE. A B 2 68
WILL FURTHER REQUIRE BSC C TO
DEVELOP AND ADOPT REGULATIONS
THAT ALIGN WITH BEST PRACTICES
RELATED TO PERFORMING INTAKE
HEALTH EVALUATIONS. AND SAFETY
CHECKS REQUIRING ONGOING
CORRECTIONAL STAFF TRAINING.
THIS BILL ALSO ADDS TWO
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS TO THE BOARD
, A LICENSED HEALTHCARE PROVIDER
AND MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
PROVIDER. THE NEED TO ADD THESE
TWO MEMBERS IS CRITICAL AS THEIR
EXPERTISE AND KNOWLEDGE CAN HELP
GUARD THE BOARD TO ESTABLISH
PRACTICES THAT PRIORITIZE AND
INDIVIDUALS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL
HEALTH EACH WOULD BRING THEIR
OWN UNIQUE AND SEPARATE
EXPERIENCE TO THE BOARD, WHICH
IS CURRENTLY LACKING
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL OPINION.
THERE'S A CRISIS OF INCARCERATED
PEOPLE DYING BEHIND BARS. A JAIL
SENTENCE CANNOT REMAIN A
DEFECTIVE DEATH SENTENCE FOR OUR
COMMUNITIES, THE PEOPLE IN
CUSTODY OR SOMEONE'S MOTHER OR
FATHER, SON OR OUR SISTER. A B 2
68 WILL BRING ABOUT THE
NECESSARY ACCOUNTABILITY AND
ENSURE THAT THE RECOMMENDATIONS
LAID OUT BY THE STATE AUDITOR
ARE IMPLEMENTED TO REDUCE
SUICIDE AND ENSURE THAT THOSE IN
CUSTODY ARE IN SAFE, INHUMANE
CONDITIONS. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR ATKINS ANY DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS MEASURE?
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEN AN
CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALLEN I WROTE A GUILD. TO LET O
I ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS. BECKER.
BLAKE SPEAR. BRADFORD. CAVIAR.
OH, CORTESI. BY DAILY NÓ DODD. I
TERRAZZO? AYE. AYE. EGGMAN.
GLASER. HI GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE.
POTATO. AYE, JONES. NÓ LAIRD. BY
THE MOMENT. AYE, MCGUIRE. I
MENTION BAR. I MEAN, NEWMAN. I
WHEN NILO. A CHILD BOOK. BUT, UM
PORTANTINO I WRONG? AYE, RUBIO.
AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER. AYE.
SMALL QUIVERS. BY STERN. HI,
HAMBURG. I WILL HAVE HI WIENER.
AYE, WILK. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. RODA GIL.
CAVIAR. OH, GROVE. MEN. WHEN
NILO. A JOB BOAT. WILK. ON A
VOTE OF 29 TO 3. THE MEASURE
PASSES WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE ITEM. 92. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 15 94. BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA. CLICK. PLEASE READ.
RECENTLY BUILT 15 94 BY SOME
MEMBER GARCIA. AND ACTUALLY IN
THE VEHICLES. SENATOR BRADFORD.
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. MAYBE 15 94 BY A
SIMILAR MAN. GARCIA, JUST
NARROWLY TAILORS AND ADDRESSES,
EMERGING RESPONSE AND ENERGY AND
WATER RELIABILITY FOR PUBLIC
UTILITIES, WHO ARE TRANSITIONING
TO 100% 0 EMISSION VEHICLES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BRADFORD,
SENATOR NEWMAN. EXCUSE ME,
SENATOR DECKER AND SENATOR
NEWMAN. YOU. I WANT TO THANK THE
AUTHORS OFFICE FOR WORKING
CHILDREN, LEE WITH OUR OFFICE AS
WELL AS WITH CARBON TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE TO KEEP MOVING THIS
LEGISLATION IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION. UM I VERY MUCH
UNDERSTAND THE AUTHOR'S INTENT
ON TAKING ON THIS TOUGH TASK.
HOWEVER, I WILL, UNFORTUNATELY
TO ABSTAIN TODAY. GIVEN ITS
PRECEDENT AND THIS AND THAT, UM
, CONCERNED THAT WE'RE NOT
PROVIDED CARBON SUFFICIENT
DISCRETION OVER THE
DETERMINATION OF CERTAIN
DEFINITIONS. THE EVENTS. CLEAN
FLEET IS ONE OF CALIFORNIA'S TWO
MOST IMPORTANT REGULATIONS
MOVING THE STATE TO GET US
NECESSARY EMISSIONS IN ITS, UM
IN ITS TRANSPORTATION EMISSIONS
, WHICH CURRENTLY MAKE ABOUT 50%
OF ALL EMISSIONS IN THE STATE.
REGULATION PROVIDES ALTERNATIVE
FOR HIGH PRIORITY FLEETS AND
ALLOWS FOR A FULL EXEMPTION FROM
THE REGULATION. IF THE
TECHNOLOGY THAT HEAVY DUTY
VEHICLES NOT THERE. WELL, I DO
ANTICIPATE THERE WILL BE MANY
MORE LEGISLATIVE REQUESTS FOR
EXEMPTIONS TO THE ADVANCED CLEAN
FLEET RULE NEXT YEAR. I BELIEVE
ANY LEGISLATIVE CHANGE TO THE
ADVANCED CLEAN FLEET ROLE MUST
DO FILE A COUPLE OF THINGS. ONE
ADDRESSES A SPECIFIC NEED THAT
IS NOT ADDRESSED BY EXISTING
EXEMPTIONS BE NARROWLY TAILORED
TO ADDRESS THAT ISSUE. AND
SHOULD ALIGN WITH A CF
DEFINITIONS AND REGULATORY
STRUCTURES FINALLY MUST ALLOW
FOR CARB DISCRETION TO CHANGE
PATHWAYS IF THE EXEMPTION
APPROVES TO BE TOO BROAD. I JUST
WANT TO SAY AGAIN. I APPRECIATE
THE AUTHORS LEADERSHIP ON THIS
ISSUE, AND I KNOW HE IS A GREAT
CLIMATE CHAMPION ON ALL ISSUES,
INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION. I
RESPECTIVELY LAYOFF THIS BILL
TODAY. THANK YOU. SENATOR BECKER
WILL NEXT GO TO THE SENATOR FROM
FULLERTON SENATOR NEWMAN
FOLLOWED BY SENATOR DOLLY. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I ACTUALLY
AGREE WITH EVERYTHING. MY
COLLEAGUE JUST SAID I WOULD ALSO
ADD THAT THE PROGRESS TOWARD THE
ADVANCED CLEAN FLEET AND SOME OF
THE OTHER DECARBONIZATION
ISSUES. UH ARE GOING TO HAVE TO
INCLUDE SOME PRAGMATIC
ALLOWANCES TO GET FROM HERE TO
THERE, AND IT'S MY WAY AND I
WOULD SAY IN THIS CASE, THIS IS
A COMMON SENSE, YOU KNOW, A
COMMON SENSE ELEMENT THAT SHOULD
GIVE PUBLIC UTILITY OPPORTUNITY
TO, UH CONTINUE ADDING SERVICE
WHILE OVER TIME MEETING THESE
GOALS AND IRISH AND I VOTE WE'RE
GONNA TURN NEXT TO THE SENATOR
FROM BIEBER, SENATOR DOLLY
FOLLOWED BY SENATOR GONZALES.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS
I'M ACTUALLY CO AUTHOR ON THIS
BILL. THIS IS A COMMON SENSE.
BILL THAT WILL ALLOW PLACES LIKE
LAKE TAHOE, WHERE WE HAD 30 FT
OF SNOW 30 FT OF SNOW. AND IF
WE'RE GOING TO TRANSITION TO
ELECTRIC VEHICLES, AND YOU HAVE
A FIRE TRUCK OR A SNOWPLOW OR A
BUCKET TRUCK TO HELP TRY TO KEEP
THE POWER ON. IT DOESN'T WORK,
AND THAT'S WHAT THIS BILL IS
ABOUT. IT'S COMMON SENSE
APPROACH TO DOING EVERYTHING WE
CAN TO GET TO, YOU KNOW, ZEBRAS
AND ELECTRIC ELECTRIFICATION AND
DE CARBONIZED, BUT AT THE SAME
TIME THERE SERVICES THAT YOU
THAT OUR RULE AND REMOTE THAT
DONALD HAVE THE SAME
OPPORTUNITIES THAT YOU DO IN THE
URBANIZED AREAS. SO FOR THOSE
REASONS, I'M ACCORDED THIS BILL,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. WELL NEXT TURN TO THE
SENATOR FROM THE GREAT CITY OF
LONG BEACH, SENATOR GONZALEZ.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. AND IT
IS THE ONE OF THE BEST CITIES.
OF COURSE. THANK YOU. UM I TOO
WANT TO STAND UP AND ACTUALLY
EXPRESS MY WON'T BE OPPOSING. I
WILL BE STAYING OFF THE BILL,
BUT I KNOW AND SPEAKING WITH THE
AUTHOR AND THE UM, THE GOOD
FLOOR MANAGER HERE IN COMMITTEES
PAST THAT, UM, WE DO STILL HAVE
ISSUES WITH THIS. I DO AGREE
WITH MY COLLEAGUE FROM, UM FROM
SILICON VALLEY THAT THIS DOES
SET A PRECEDENT FOR, UM YOU KNOW
THE EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN
INDUSTRIES TO BE ABLE TO BE
EXEMPTED FROM FROM FROM THIS
THIS BILL, AND SO I DON'T THINK
THAT IT'S THE BEST THING TO DO
AT THIS POINT. I KNOW THAT YOU
KNOW, WE HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO
DO IN THE ZERO MISSION SPACE,
BUT WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
IT'S ACTUALLY BEING USED FOR
EMERGENCY PURPOSES. AND THERE
ARE ALREADY UM NUMEROUS
EXEMPTIONS ONE TIME IN LONG TERM
FOR UTILITY VEHICLES, INCLUDING
DURING EMERGENCY EVENTS. THE
ISSUE IS THAT UTILITIES
SOMETIMES ARE CLAIMING THAT 100%
OF THEIR VEHICLES ARE FOR
IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY PURPOSES.
BUT THAT MAY NOT BE THE CASE. SO
THERE'S A LOT OF QUESTIONS HERE
TO THAT FOR THAT WILL BE LAYING
OFF. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR GONZALEZ ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? C NONE OF
THE CLERK PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
SORRY. EXCUSE ME. AH! THAT'S
OKAY. LET ME LET ME KIDS GOING
TO DIFFER. ALRIGHT, CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. DOWN. I
WROTE A DEAL. HI, ARCHULETTA. I
ASKED ME I ATKINS BECKER. BLACK
SPEAR. BRADFORD. CAVIAR Ó.
ORTEZ. I DOLLY. I DIED. AYE,
TERRAZZO. I ADMIN. GLASER. I
GONZALEZ. GROWTH. HER 0.0. AYE,
JONES. I LAYERED AYE. THE MOM.
AYE, MCGUIRE. HI. MENJIVAR. MEN.
NEWMAN. I WIN. BY NEELA. I TRY
TO BOOK AYE. AYE, PORTANTINO.
ROTH. RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE SMALLWOOD WAIVERS
BY STERN. NO. BLUMBERG. AYE. HI
WIENER. AYE, WILK. AYE. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BECKER.
NO. BLAKE SPEAR. BECKER, NOEL.
BLAKESPEAR. CAVIAR. UM SALAS.
GROWTH. AYE. MENU BAR. MEN. I.
YOU KNOW, JUST A MOMENT. PLEASE,
CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ONE
MORE TIME. BECKER. BLACK SPEAR.
CAVIAR Ó. GONZALEZ. MENJIVAR.
PORTANTINO PORTANTINO. AYE. THE
VOTE OF 34 TO 1. THE MEASURE
CARRIES WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 94, FOLLOWED BY 95
AND 96. FILE ITEM 94. BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TAKING A B 600.
SENATOR BRADFORD, ARE YOU
PREPARED?
WE'LL PASS TEMPORARILY. WE'LL
MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM. 95 95 IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 48 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA. SENATOR
ASHBY. IS PREPARED. PLEASE
PLEASE READ BILL 11 48 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA. AND
ACTUALLY INTO CHILD SUPPORT.
SENATOR ASHBY. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TODAY TO
PRESENT A B 11 48. THE STABLE
PARENTS STABLE CHILDREN ACT ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYWOMAN BONTA.
11 48 BRINGS CRUCIAL REFORM TO
THE CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEM AND
ALLEVIATES FINANCIAL STRAINS FOR
FORMERLY INCARCERATED PARENTS
AND THEIR FAMILIES. UNDER
EXISTING LAW, FORMERLY
INCARCERATED PARENTS ARE
REQUIRED TO BEGIN PAYING BACK
CHILD SUPPORT 30 DAYS AFTER
RETURNING HOME FROM PRISON OR
JAIL. IF PARENTS ARE UNABLE TO
PAY, THEY FACE PUNITIVE
CONSEQUENCES. SUCH AS SUSPENSION
OF THEIR DRIVER'S LICENSE,
INABILITY TO OBTAIN A PASSPORT
AND INCREASED INTEREST ON THE
AMOUNT OF CHILD SUPPORT THAT
THEY OWE. STUDIES SHOW IT TAKES
FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE AT
LEAST SIX MONTHS TO FIND
EMPLOYMENT. CURRENT LAW SETS
PEOPLE UP FOR FAILURE. 30 DAYS
DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE MANY
BARRIERS THAT PEOPLE RE ENTERING
INTO SOCIETY. PARTICULARLY THE
DIFFICULTY IN FINDING STABLE
EMPLOYMENT NEED. IN A STATE THAT
CLAIMS TO PRIORITIZE
REHABILITATION. WE ARE FAILING
PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN BY
ONLY ALLOWING THEM ONE MONTH
BEFORE CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS
ARE DUE. 11 48 GIVES FORMERLY
INCARCERATED PARENTS, THE AGENCY
TO GAIN FINANCIAL STABILITY UPON
REENTRY BEFORE THEY ARE REQUIRED
TO BEGIN CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS.
AND PREVENTS THEM FROM FAILING.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR ASHBY.
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE?
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE SEEN IN
PLEASE, CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. MOMENT, PLEASE. ALRIGHT
IT'S FAR AS THAT. I SEE A
MICROPHONE ON THE FLOOR. MHM.
BUT SENATOR ALVARADO GIL. THANK
YOU. UM, I'D LIKE TO SPILL TO
SPEAK TO THIS BILL AS THE CHAIR
OF THE HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE
THAT HEARD THIS BILL. UM I WANT
TO CONTINUE TO EXPRESS MY
CONCERN. UM I DID NOT VOTE FOR
THIS BILL IN COMMITTEE. UM AND
AS CHAIR. I DID GIVE THE FREEDOM
TO, UM MY COLLEAGUES TO BE ABLE
TO EITHER SUPPORT OR OPPOSE AND
I STAND BY THAT DECISION. WHAT?
I DON'T STAND BY. IS US AS A
BODY MAKING DECISIONS TO TAKE
AWAY FROM CHILDREN. TAKE AWAY
RESOURCES. TAKE AWAY HOPE. FROM
CHILDREN WHO NEED IT MOST. IT IS
DEVASTATING FOR A CHILD WHEN A
PARENT IS INCARCERATED, BOTTOM
LINE THAT'S NOT NEGOTIABLE. BUT
EVEN MORE DEVASTATING, IS IT
WHEN THAT CHILD IS LEFT TO SEE
THEIR FAMILY BROKEN AND NOT HAVE
THAT FOOD ON THE TABLE OR THAT
WARM COAT TO GO TO SCHOOL, OR
EVEN THE SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO BE
ABLE TO LEARN? FOR ME CHILD
SUPPORT. IS A BRIDGE. FOR THAT
CHILD WHEN THEIR PARENT IS
ABSENT. IT'S AN ALTERNATIVE TO
THE CUSTODIAL PARENT WORKING 23
JOBS TO MAINTAIN THEIR FAMILY
AND THEIR HOME HERE IN
CALIFORNIA. THIS IS A SITUATION
WHERE I WOULD AGREE THAT THE
CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEM IS BROKEN.
BUT TO FURTHER DEVASTATE A
SAFETY NET FOR CHILDREN AND
CUSTODIAL PARENTS BY REWARDING
AN OFFENDING PARENT. THAT MADE A
DECISION. HARVARD WE HAVE A
JUDGMENT ABOUT THAT DECISION
MADE A DECISION. THAT CAUSED
THEM TO BE INCARCERATED. WE ARE
FURTHER PROMOTING. AND AWARDING.
THAT PERSON'S BEHAVIOR. BECAUSE
WHEN THEY'RE INCARCERATED,
THEY'RE NOT WORKING OR
CONTRIBUTING TO THE CARE OF
THEIR CHILD. RIGHT? BECAUSE
SODIUM PARENT IS LEFT OFTENTIMES
TO CARE FOR THAT CHILD AND
OTHERS. SO WHY ARE WE MAKING
DECISIONS TO ALLEVIATE THE
BURDEN FROM A OFFENDING PARENT?
RATHER THAN. THE BURDEN FROM A
CUSTODIAL PARENT. WHY ARE WE
LEGISLATING THE FUTURE OF A
CHILD WHO THROUGH NO FAULT OF
THEIR OWN. HAS A PARENT THAT'S
INCARCERATED. HOW ARE WE?
BECAUSE SUPPORT THE HEALING OF A
FAMILY. WHEN IT IS BROKEN. BY
CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS. HOW ARE WE
TO SUPPORT THE HEALING OF THAT
CHILD IN SOME OF THE MOST TENDER
YEARS OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT? BY
REMOVING FOOD FROM THEIR TABLE.
BY REMOVING COATS FROM THEIR
CLOSET. BY TAKING AWAY. THEIR
ABILITY TO LEARN IN SCHOOL WITH
JUST THE BASIC MATERIALS. YEAH.
THIS IS A STORY THAT HAPPENS IN
EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOUR
DISTRICTS. AND I KNOW EVERY
SINGLE PERSON IN THIS ROOM IS
NO, SOMEBODY. WHO HAD TO BE A
CUSTODIAL PARENT. A SINGLE
PARENT, REGARDLESS OF
INCARCERATION. AND I WILL TELL
YOU. AS A PARENT WHO WAS THERE
AND WHO STOOD IN THE LINES OF
LOAVES AND FISHES AND TOOK FOOD
THAT PEOPLE WOULD NOT BUY ON THE
SHELVES. AS A CUSTODIAL PARENT
THAT HAD TO MAKE THE DECISIONS
OF HOW TO KEEP MY KIDS WARM. IN
THE WINTER. AND DECIDE BETWEEN
PAYING THAT PG AND E BILL ARE
GETTING THEM AT COAT OR PERHAPS
JUST PRAYING THAT THAT COAT LAST
ONE MORE SEASON. RIGHT? OR
HAVING TO EAT. THAT FEAR. WHEN
MY CHILDREN WOULD COME BACK FROM
SCHOOL AND THEY LOSE A COAT. OR
A BACKPACK AND I JUST COULD SEE
THE DOLLARS IN MY HEAD. HOW WAS
I GOING TO REPLACE THIS NEED AND
SHOW MY KIDS THAT IT'S GOING TO
BE OKAY? TO THAT BIRTHDAY PARTY
THAT I WAS ABLE TO PUT TOGETHER
WITH LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA. FOR
MY SON. AND THAT KNOCK ON THE
DOOR. OF THE BIG COMING TO
REPOSSESS MY CAR. BECAUSE I'VE
BEEN THERE, AND MANY OF YOU HAVE
AS WELL. BUT THIS ISN'T ABOUT.
CREATING PITY IT'S ABOUT EMPATHY
FOR THOSE WHO STICK IT OUT.
THOSE WHO WORK DAY AND NIGHT TO
MAKE SURE THAT THEIR KIDS ARE
OKAY. NOT FOR THOSE THAT MAKE A
CHOICE TO NOT BE IN THAT CHILD'S
LIFE. SO THIS IS ONE OF THOSE
PIECES OF LEGISLATION THAT MAN I
WISH I COULD HAVE DONE MORE AS A
POLICY CHAIR. AND THAT IS WHY I
AM HERE ON THE FLOOR RIGHT NOW.
TO IMPLORE YOU. TO LOOK AT THE
CONSEQUENCE OF YOUR DECISION ON
THIS VOTE, BECAUSE I SURE AM AND
I URGE YOU TO VOTE. NO WE WILL
NOT REWARD THE CHOICE OF
CONVICTED CRIMINALS AGAINST THE
FUTURE AND HOPE OF CHILDREN.
THANK YOU. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. C NINE
SENATOR ASHBY, YOU MAY CLOSE
WHEN I WAS 25 YEARS OLD. I WAS A
SINGLE MOM. I WAS ON FOOD
STAMPS. I LIVED IN LOW INCOME
HOUSING. AND I USE SUBSIDIZED
CHILDCARE. AND I WORRIED ABOUT
ALL THESE SAME THINGS. MANY OF
THEM HAPPENED TO ME. I ALSO
WORKED FOR THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY
PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE AT THE
TIME I WAS IN MY LAST YEAR OF
LAW SCHOOL. WHEN I GOT THE CALL
THAT SAID THAT MY SON'S DAD WAS
GOING TO BE REMANDED TO CUSTODY
FOR NOT PAYING ME CHILD SUPPORT.
I APPEARED ON HIS BEHALF. AS A
PUBLIC DEFENDER AND BEGGED THE
JUDGE NOT TO PUT HIM IN JAIL.
LET ME TELL YOU WHY. I NEEDED
THE MONEY. I NEEDED THE HELP.
BUT MORE THAN THAT I DIDN'T WANT
MY SON'S DAD. IN JAIL BECAUSE HE
COULDN'T PAY ME CHILD SUPPORT. I
KNEW THAT WHEN HE COULD HE WOULD
AND HE WOULD FIND A WAY AND I
ALSO KNEW THAT HE COULD NOT SEND
ANY MONEY FROM BEHIND BARS. I
URGE AND I VOTE. ALL DEBATE
HAVING CEASED CLERK, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL.
DOWN. UH, OF RODA GIL. NO ARCH
LETTER. AYE. ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. I CABALLERO COURTESY.
AYE. DELI. DODD. I? THERE WAS
Ó. I EGGMAN. GLASER. EDMUND I.
GLASER. SALAS. HIGH GROVE.
POTATO. BY JONES. NO. LAIRD.
BYE. LIMÓN REQUIRE. BY MENJIVAR.
I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I WIN. NO.
HELLO. NO ACTUAL BUG. BUT HERE
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. HI.
SEYARTO NÓ SKINNER. AYE.
SMALLWOOD RIVAS. I STERN I AM
BERG. I AH. AYE, WIENER. HI,
WILK. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME. BLAKE
SPEAR. CAVIAR Ó. DOLLY! NO.
GLASER. GROWTH. NO. THE MOMENT.
AYE. GOLDBERG. BROTH. AYE. WILK.
AND A VOTE OF 28 TO 7. THE
MEASURE PASSES WE'RE GONNA MOVE
NEXT TO FILE ITEM 94. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 600 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TING. CLERK.
PLEASE READ. THAT'S ONLY BUILD
600 BY SIMPLY MEMBER TEAM AND
ACTUALLY INTO CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE. SENATOR BRADFORD THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MAYBE 600 BY A
SIMILAR MEMBER KING. WE'RE
ADDRESSES THE REMAINING
PROCEDURE ON TECHNICAL ISSUES
WITH THE RE SENTENCING PROCESS,
EXPANSE JUDICIAL AUTHORITY AND
PROVIDES CLARITY COURTS WHEN
APPLYING THE LAW. THE SECOND
LOOK SENTENCING IN THE
OPPORTUNITY TO ADDRESS UM, THE
MASS INCARCERATION EFFORTS OF
THE PAST BY GRANTING THREE
ENTITIES. THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
, THE BOARD OF PAROLE HEARINGS
AND THE SECRETARY OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND
REHABILITATION, THE AUTHORITY TO
REFER PEOPLE BACK TO COURT FOR
SECOND LOOK AT THEIR SENTENCING
. SIMILARLY TEAM AUTHORED A B 15
42,001, WHICH ADDRESSED MANY OF
THE PROCEDURAL ISSUES AND
RESULTED IN A SAFE RELEASE OF
INCARCERATED PEOPLE. IN THE LAST
YEAR. HOWEVER THERE ARE STILL
SOME IMPLEMENTATION BARRIERS
IDENTIFIED AND WAYS FOR THE
STATE TO IMPROVE THE CURRENT
PROCESS. THIS BILL GIVES YOU
THAT CLARITY. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
BRADFORD ANY DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE? DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. C
NINE CLERK PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN HI. I WROTE A DEAL. NO.
ARCHULETTA. ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. HI, SHAKESPEARE.
AYE, BRADFORD. HI, CAFIERO
CORTESI. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. I
DURAZO. AYE. A GREEN. AYE,
GLASER. BY GONZALEZ. HIGH GROVE.
NO. NO JONES. NO, LARRY I THE
MOMENT. AYE, MCGUIRE. I MEAN,
YOU ARE I MEN. HI, NEWMAN. I
WHEN NO, NO, NO. NO ACTUAL BUG.
THE DEAL. HI, PORTANTINO. HI,
ROTH. RUBIO. THEY ARE. NÓ
SKINNER. I SMILED RIVAS. AYE,
STERN. I AM BERG. I KNOW HOW
WIENER. HI, WAHABI. AYE. WELL,
NO, PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. HI. CAVIAR Ó. JOE BUG.
NO. BROUGHT RUBIO. AYE. THE VOTE
OF 38 28 TO 10. THE MEASURE
PASSES WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE ITEM 96 AND 97, BOTH
PRESENTED BY FLOOR MANAGER,
SENATOR CORTEZ E PREPARED CLERK.
PLEASE READ. THIS IS FILE OUT OF
96. CLARK, PLEASE READ SOMETHING
BUILT 8 59 BY SOMETHING MEMBER
GALLAGHER. AND ACTUALLY INTO
FISH AND GAME. SENATOR CORTEZ,
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT AND COLLEAGUES OF
RICE PRESENT A B 59, WHICH
CLARIFIES AND PROTECTS THE
PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO USE NAVIGABLE.
WATERS FOR HUNTING AND FISHING,
ENSURING THAT CALIFORNIA'S CAN
CONTINUE TO ENJOY OUR STATE'S
NATURAL RESOURCES. BUT DESPITE A
G OPINION, STATING THAT HONEY IS
AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF
NAVIGATION HUNTERS AND BOATS ARE
STILL SOMETIMES CITED FOR
TRESPASSING WHEN THEY'RE OUT ON
FLOODWATERS, WHILE JUDGES HAVE
DISMISSED THESE TYPES OF
TRESPASSING CHARGES. CITING THE
INFORMATION CONCLUSION IN THOSE
STATE OPINIONS, THE LEGAL
PROCESS UP TO THAT POINT CAN
STILL INCUR SIGNIFICANT
FINANCIAL AND OTHER COSTS ON THE
ACCUSED AND ON THE COURT SYSTEM.
MAYBE FOR A 59 OR SIMPLY PROVIDE
CLARITY TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
PERSONNEL AND D A. S WHO MAY BE
UNAWARE OF THE G OPINIONS BY
CODIFYING THE RIGHT OF THE
PUBLIC TO USE NAVIGABLE WATERS
FOR HUNTING, FISHING, OTHER
PUBLIC PURPOSES AS GUARANTEED
UNDER SECTION FOUR ARTICLE 10 OF
THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION A B
8 59 IS CONSISTENT WITH
CALIFORNIA'S 30. BY 30 PATHWAYS
TO FOSTER ACTIVE OUTDOOR
RECREATION, INCLUDING HUNTING
AND FISHING BY SECURING ACCESS
TO LANDS, RIVERS AND COASTAL
WATERS. IT ALSO DOES NOT EXPAND
PROTECTIONS FOR HUNTING BEYOND
WHAT IS PROVIDED IN THE A G
OPINIONS. AND HUNTING ON
WATERWAYS MAY STILL BE
RESTRICTED PER REGULATION BY THE
CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME
COMMISSION. DESPITE THIS BILL, A
B 59 HAS RECEIVED NO NO VOTES.
THUS FOREIGN HAS NO OPPOSITION.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SENATOR FROM SAN JOSE HAS
PLACE THIS MEASURE AND THE
SENATORIAL WATERS ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEE NOW
THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR A UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL THERE ANY OBJECTIONS
TO USING A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL?
C NINE EYES 39 NO. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. WILL MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 97. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 99 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MCCARTY. CLARK
WOULD PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
60 99 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MCCARTY AND ACTIVELY INTO
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES. SENATOR
FROM SAN JOSE. FLOOR IS YOURS.
ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU AGAIN, MR
PRESIDENT AND COLLEAGUES. UH TRY
TO BE CONCISE. I RISE TO PRESENT
A B 69 9, WHICH WILL PRIORITIZE
EXISTING CLASSIFIED STAFF AT
SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND COMMUNITY
COLLEGES WHEN NEW POSITIONS OPEN
UP. CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WORKFORCE IS
IN CRISIS. THERE'S NOT ONLY A
TEACHER SHORTAGE BUT CUSTODIAL
FOOD SERVICE IN CLASSROOM AIDE
POSITIONS, AS WE KNOW ARE ALL
HARD TO FEEL RIGHT NOW. THESE
JOBS ARE SPLIT TO BE PART TIME
POSITIONS. EMPLOYEES DON'T
RECEIVE PROPER BENEFITS AND
ENOUGH HOURS WHEN THAT HAPPENS
TO MAKE ENDS MEET. UM THERE IS
NOT A SHORTAGE OF QUALIFIED
WORKERS CAN FILL THESE POSITIONS
BUT LACK OF BENEFITS. TO
INCENTIVIZE RECRUITMENT
RETENTION, SO A LOT OF THESE
EMPLOYEES CAN MAKE MORE MONEY
AND RECEIVE MORE BENEFITS
WORKING PRIVATE SECTOR OUTSIDE
OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS. CLASSIFIED
EMPLOYEES ARE THE BACKBONES OF
OUR SCHOOLS. WE MUST ENSURE THAT
THEY HAVE ACCESS TO HEALTH
INSURANCE AND RETIREMENT
BENEFITS IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN
THEMSELVES. BY HIRING WORKERS IN
HOUSE. THIS WILL HELP SCHOOL
DISTRICTS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES
FILL VACANCIES QUICKLY WITH
DEDICATED STAFF. SINCE HIS
EMPLOYEES ARE ALREADY IN THE
SYSTEM. THEY DON'T HAVE TO
UNDERGO THE LENGTHY BACKGROUND
CHECK. PROCESS REQUIRED AT
SCHOOLS. THIS BILL HAS BEEN
NARROWED SIGNIFICANTLY TO GET IT
WHERE IT IS TODAY. THE AUTHORS
OFFICES WORK HARD ADDRESS THE
OPPOSITION'S CONCERNS. BY
REMOVING THE TRAINING
REQUIREMENT EXEMPTING MANAGEMENT
POSITIONS IN ANY EMPLOYEES WHO
HAVE HAD DISCIPLINARY ISSUES
WOULD BE DISALLOWED THE
PRIVILEGE IN THIS BILL, I
RESPECT WE ASK YOUR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR CORTEZ. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER? DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEE NONE. KIRK, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALLEN. BROUGHT TOGETHER.
NO. ACTUALLY TO ASHLEY. AYE,
ATKINS. BY BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. HI W R O COURTESY. HI,
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. THERE ARE SO
HAGMAN. GLASER. NO GONZALEZ. I
GROWTH. NO OR DATO. AYE, JONES.
LAYERED BYE. LIMÓN MCGUIRE MENU
BAR. MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. BYE WHEN
NO NILO NO TROLL BOOK. THE DEAL.
BY PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
SEE OUR TOE. NO. SKINNER. I
SMILED QUIVERS. HI, STERN. I
HAMBURG. WAHAB. AYE, WIENER. I
WILL KNOW. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. ALLEN. BECKER.
AYE. BLACK SPEAR. CAVIAR Ó.
DODD. THERE ARE SO I JONES. AYE.
JONES. NO. LIMÓN. MCGUIRE HI.
MENJIVAR. AYE. A CHILD BUG. NO.
RUBIO? AYE. HAMBURG. AYE. AND A
VOTE OF 25 TO 10. THE MEASURE
PASSES WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE ITEM 98. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 4 69 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
FONG. CLARK, PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 4 69 BY SOMETHING
MEMBER VINCE FONG AND ACT
RELATING TO PUBLIC RECORDS.
SENATOR FROM ORANGE COUNTY
CENTER. HAMBURG FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
COLLEAGUES. A B 4 69 DEALS WITH
AN ISSUE WHERE A CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC RECORDS ACT REQUEST IS
DENIED ESTABLISHES AN OMBUDSMAN
WHO CAN REVIEW THE DENIAL
REQUESTED SERVICE AND
INDEPENDENT REFEREE DECIDE IF
THE STATE AGENCY IS LEGITIMATE
GROUNDS FOR DENIAL. DENIAL MØT.
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS MATTER. SEE NONE. THIS
IS ELIGIBLE FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL ANY OBJECTION TO USING A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. SCENE NINE
EYES 39 NO. ZERO. THE MEASURE
CARRIES THE MEASURES PATH PASS.
EXCUSE ME. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE
NEXT TO FILE ITEM 103. THIS IS A
B 443 BY SELLING MEMBER JACKSON
. SENATOR BRADFORD, ARE YOU
PREPARED? HE IS CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SOMEBODY BUILT FOR 43 BY
SOME OF THE MEMBER JACKSON AN
ACT RELATING TO PEACE OFFICERS.
SENATOR BRADFORD. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, MAYBE 4436 TO ADDRESS
SYSTEMIC, PROBLEMATIC ISSUES OF
BIAS CONDUCT BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
TO SPILLS STEMS FROM A 2020. TWO
STATE ORDERS REPORT, WHICH
SHOWED PLUS IT, UH, EXAMPLES AND
EVIDENCE OF ON THE JOB OFFICER
BIAS. MAYBE +443 SIMPLY ADOPTS
BOTH DAUGHTERS SUGGESTION AND
WILL REQUIRE THE POST COMMISSION
TO ESTABLISH THE DEFINITION OF
BIAS CONDUCT AND PROVIDE
GUIDANCE EXAMINING BIAS ON
SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES OF OFFICERS.
APPLICANTS JUST THIS WEEK DID WE
SAW THE BIAS OF A SEATTLE POLICE
OFFICER WHO JOKINGLY LAUGHED
ABOUT? HITTING A YOUNG STUDENT
CROSSING THE STREET AND SAID,
OH, SHE'S OF LITTLE VALUE. SHE
WAS ONLY 26 YEARS OF AGE. JUST
WRITE A CHECK FOR $11,000. HER
LIFE WAS PRETTY MUCH MEANINGLESS
. SO WE NEED TO ELIMINATE
DESPISES WHAT THIS BILL DOES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BRADFORD. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE. SEEN NONE. CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN.
AYE. ALL RIGHT, THE GUILD ACTUAL
LATER. I ASKED YOU. AYE. ATKINS.
BECKER. ALL RIGHT, BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY.
I REALLY DODD. HI. THE RAZA.
AYE, EGGMAN. HI, GLASER. SALAS.
AYE, GROVE. NO DOUBT. UM JONES.
NO, LARRY BY THE MOMENT. I
MCGUIRE I MEAN, JABBAR. I MEAN,
NEWMAN. WHEN NO NEIL Ó. NO. A
CHILD BUG. NO, BUT YOU
PORTANTINO ROTH. BY RUBIO. HI,
SEYARTO. HMM. HMM. NO. SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL WAIVERS. HI STERN. I
HAMBURG. HI, BOB. AYE, WIENER.
HI. WELCOME NOW. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS KILLED. HELLO,
DOLLY. NO. GLASER. AYE. POTATO.
NO. THURMOND. NEWMAN. HI. AND A
VOTE OF 28 TO 9. THE MEASURE
PASSES MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE BACK TO LIFT THE CALL. TO
CALL AN ITEM. VIOLATING 84
ASSEMBLY BILL 2 80. WE'RE GONNA
LIFT THE CALL AND FILE ITEM 84.
CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN. CAVIAR. OH, EDWIN. AYE.
MEN. NEWMAN. BROTH. RUBY. UM
STERN. BYE. HAMBURG. JONES. NO.
OF 21 TO 12. THE MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM. 104 THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
6 52 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S EARLY
CLARK WOULD PLEASE READ.
SOMETHING BUILT 6 50 TO BUY
SOMETHING MORALLY AND ACTUALLY
INTO THE DEPARTMENT OF PESTICIDE
REGULATION. SENATOR LAIRD, THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, ASSEMBLY BILL 6 52
REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF
PESTICIDE REGULATION TO
ESTABLISH AND THEN ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO
INTEGRATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
CONCEPTS INTO THE DPR
ACTIVITIES. IT WILL CREATE A
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONALIZED PROCESS
TO MEANINGFULLY INCLUDE EQUITY
AT DPR. IT'S FORMALLY SUPPORTED
BY MORE THAN 100. ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE, PUBLIC HEALTH,
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNITY FORM AND
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IPHONE.
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEN NONE. CLERK. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL, ALLEN. ALL RIGHT,
JILL. STILETTO. ASHBY. HI,
ATKINS. AYE, BECKER. HI BLAKE
SPEAR. BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH,
COURTESY. AYE DAILY. NÓ DODD. HI
TERRAZZO. BY ADMIN. AYE, GLASER
GONZALEZ. GROVE. NO OR DATO. NO
JONES. NO. THERE. BY THE MOMENT.
AYE, MCGUIRE. I MEAN, YOU ARE I
MEAN, HI, NEWMAN. WHEN NO NEIL
Ó. NO A JOB, OKAY? NO. THE
DEAL. PORTANTINO HI, ROTH. HI,
RUBIO. I SEE YOU ARE TOO NÓ
SKINNER. AYE. SMALL GRIEVOUS.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I WELL.
AYE WINNER. HI. WELCOME. NO.
THIS IS CALLED THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. HI. RODA GIL NO
ARCHULETTA. BYE. BLACK SPEAR.
AYE, CABALLERO. ON A VOTE OF 29
TO 10 TO MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE
GONNA MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 105
, FOLLOWED BY FILE ITEM 107 AND
10805 IS ASSEMBLY BILL 6 78 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ALVAREZ. THE
SENATORS PREPARED CLERK. PLEASE
READ SOMETHING BUILT 6 78. BY
SOMETHING MEMBERS ALVAREZ AND
ACTUALLY INTO ENERGY. SENATOR
BRADFORD. THANK YOU IN 2018. THE
LEGISLATURE AUTHORIZED BèC TO
CONSIDER ADOPTING BIO METHANE
PROCUREMENT TARGETS OR GOALS FOR
UTILITY COMPANIES RECOGNIZED THE
IMPORTANCE OF BIO METHANE CAN
PLAY AND THE STATES ZERO NET
EMISSION GOES. THIS BILL HELPS
LOVE ON THE PLAYING FIELD, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I VOTE ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS.
LEGISLATION. SEE NONE. BUT
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALLEN. I
BROUGHT A GIRL. ARCHULETTA
ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS. BECKER. HI
BLAKE SPEAR. AYE. BRADFORD. HI
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. BY DOLLY I
DUG THERE ARE SO AYE, EGGMAN.
HI, GLASER. I CAN SALAS. GROWTH.
I HEARD AUTO JONES. BY LAIRD. BY
LIMÓN. MCGUIRE I MEAN, YOU ARE
BY MEN. NEWMAN. HIÆN. NEELA.
AYE, JOBURG. VIDEO. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT. AYE, RUBIO. BYE. HI CR
TOE. SKINNER. HI SMALL QUIVERS.
HI, STERN. BY HAMBURG. HOB. HI
WIENER. I WILL. NO. NO, PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. CAVIAR
Ó. GONZALEZ. HER 0.0. LIMÓN
THURMOND. AYE. WHEN PATROLLED
BUG. THEY ARE. BUILT NOTTS.
WORK, NOT I. AND A VOTE OF 33 TO
0. THE MEASURE PASSES MOVE NEXT
TO FIRELIGHT AND 107. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 18 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAKIN ER
SENATOR LAIRD IS PREPARED AT THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 18 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MAKIN ER AND
RELATING TO TENDENCY. SENATOR
FROM SANTA CRUZ. THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT, 80 14 18 WOULD
PROHIBIT A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FROM
ENFORCING OR IMPLEMENTING AN
ORDINANCE THAT WOULD IMPOSE A
PENALTY TO A RESIDENT OR
LANDLORD DUE TO CONTACT WITH THE
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY THEIR
SUPPORT ON BOTH SIDES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SIR. ANY DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE? SEE NONE. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL
ANY OBJECTIONS? SEEING NO
OBJECTIONS AS 39 NO. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE GONNA MOVE
NEXT TO FILE ITEM 108. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 353 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER.
SENATOR OCHOA. BOGER. YOU
PREPARED SHE IS CLERK. PLEASE
READ SOMETHING BUILT 3 53 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER AND
ACTUALLY INTO CORRECTIONS.
SENATOR FROM UKIP WITH THE FLOOR
IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MEMBERS I'M PLEASED
TO PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 3 53,
WHICH ENSURES THAT INCARCERATED
INDIVIDUALS IN CDCR FACILITIES
HAVE ACCESS TO REGULAR SHOWERS.
IT ALSO REQUIRES THAT WHATEVER
WHENEVER SHOWERS ARE DENIED, AND
NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN TO INMATES
AT END THE DECISION APPROVED BY
THE FACILITY MANAGER THIS BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION AND PASSED THE
ASSEMBLY 82 0. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE. THIS IS ALSO ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL ANY
OBJECTIONS? SEE NONE EYES 39 0.
THE MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE GONNA
MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 109. THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 15 26 FOR THE
COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES.
SENATOR ALLEN'S PREPARED CLERK.
PLEASE READ. ASSUME WE BUILT 15
26 BY COMMITTEE ON NATURAL
RESOURCES AND ACTUALLY INTO
PUBLIC RESOURCES, SENATOR ALLEN
MEMBERS. THIS IS THE ASSEMBLY
NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEES,
OMNIBUS BILL, IT MAKES THEM
NONCONTROVERSIAL CLEANUP,
TECHNICAL CLARIFYING CHANGES THE
PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE RELATING
TO COWER CYCLE. CAL GEM IN THE
STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY EXPECT
FOR ASTRONAUT VOTE. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
IT'S ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLE
CALLING OBJECTIONS. SCENE NINE
ICE 39 NO. ZERO THE MEASURE
PASSES. MEMBERS WERE GOING TO
TAKE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS. THEN
WE'RE GONNA ADJOURNED FOR LUNCH
AND COMMITTEES FOR A FEW
MINUTES.
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT WILL
BEGIN WITH PRO TEM ATKINS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THE RULES
COMMITTEE WILL MEET IN ROOM 1 12
DOWNSTAIRS, UM, IN THE NEXT FIVE
MINUTES AND ITS EXECUTIVE
SESSION ONLY. OKAY. I SEE
MICROPHONE UP FROM SENATOR
HAMBURG. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. YES. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WILL
MEET IN ROOM 1 13 IN FIVE
MINUTES TO CONSIDER VERY
IMPORTANT, BILL. SB 35 BY
UMBERG. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. MEMBERS WERE GOING TO
BREAK FOR 30 MINUTES. WE'RE
GONNA BREAK FOR 30 MINUTES AND
WE WOULD ASK THAT YOU NOT GO
BACK TO YOUR OFFICE IS, UH,
REMAIN HERE IN THE CAPITOL
BUILDING. WE'VE DONE A LOT OF
PROGRESS SO FAR THIS MORNING AND
WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR WORK THIS
AFTERNOON. SO 30 MINUTES FROM
NOW WE'RE IN RECESS.
WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN THIS
AFTERNOON WITH FILE ITEM 99.
FOLLOWED BY FILE ITEM 1 10.
FOLKS CAN FOLLOW ALONG HERE FILE
ITEM 99 IS, UH, ASSEMBLY BILL 16
33 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TING. THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY
BILL 16 33 BY 7 NOVEMBER 10 AND
ACT RELATING TO HOUSING. SENATOR
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. SENATOR
WIENER, THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT, COLLEAGUES, MAYBE 16
33 IS A GOOD GOVERNMENT MEASURE
THAT STRENGTHENS THE HOUSING
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT, WHICH IS ONE
OF OUR CORE HOUSING LAWS IN
CALIFORNIA. TO ENSURE THAT
REDUNDANT ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
DOES NOT STALL THE DEVELOPMENT
OF HOUSING AND KEY GEOGRAPHY
EASE OVER THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS
, THE LEGISLATURE UNDER THE
LEADERSHIP OF THE SENATOR FROM
BERKELEY HAS STRENGTHENED THE
HOUSING ACCOUNTABILITY ACT, AND
IN RESPONSE, SOME CITIES HAVE
RESORTED TO FARFETCH ARGUMENTS.
TO DENY VALID SEQUEL CLEARANCES
IN ORDER TO STYMIE THE HOUSING
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT, AND ONE
FAMOUS EXAMPLE IS IN MY
COMMUNITY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
BEFORE 69 STEVENSON STREET
PROJECT, WHICH MADE NATIONAL
NEWS. THIS IS A 495 UNIT PROJECT
, INCLUDING 73 BELOW MARKET RATE
PROJECTS AND 45 OFFSITE BELOW
MARKET RATE HOMES ON A PARKING
LOT RIGHT BY A BART STATION, THE
STEVENSON STREET PROJECT
COMPLETED AN ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT REPORT THAT WAS CERTIFIED
BY THE SAN FRANCISCO PLANNING
COMMISSION. AND DESPITE THIS
THOROUGH REVIEW, OUR COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PULLED THE
PROJECT'S CLEARANCE AND REQUIRED
FURTHER ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW.
THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
THAT DECISION AND YEAH, AND THE
LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT IS, IT
CREATES A PERMANENT SEQUELAE
LOOP THAT PREVENTS STATE HOUSING
LAW FROM BEING ENFORCED. A B 16
33 CREATES A REMEDY FOR CRITICAL
PROJECTS THAT ARE UNFAIRLY
DENIED APPROVAL BASED ON
UNWARRANTED AND ENDLESS SEQUEL
REVIEW AND ENSURES THAT THEY DO
NOT ENTER THAT ENDLESS CYCLE
UNDER 80 16 33 LOCAL AGENCIES
MUST MAKE TIMELY DECISIONS TO
APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE INELIGIBLE
PROJECTS. SEQUEL CLEARANCE. IN
CASES WHERE THE LOCAL AGENCY
DECIDES TO REQUIRE FURTHER
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OR DENIES
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE DECISION
. THE DECISION MUST BE
SUBSTANTIATED BY EVIDENCE IN THE
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD, AS
ESTABLISHED BY SEQUEL TO BE
CLEAR THIS IS NOT REDUCED SEQUEL
REVIEW. IT'S SIMPLY PROVIDES A
TIMELINE. YOU HAVE THE SAME
REVIEW AND IF THEY'RE GOING TO
REJECT IT UNDER THEY HAVE TO
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. PER
AMENDMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY COMMITTEE. THE BILL
COVERS PROJECTS IN URBANIZED
AREAS WITH MINIMUM DENSITIES HAS
TO BE ABOVE 15 UNITS PER ACRE,
AND IT MUST EITHER BE WITHIN A
HALF MILE OF TRANSIT OR
SURROUNDED BY URBAN USES. IN
OTHER WORDS, INFILL, UM OR NEAR
CERTAIN PUBLIC AMENITIES. THE
BILL ALSO ESTABLISHES GUARDRAILS
TO PROTECT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
FROM BASELESS LAWSUITS. MAYBE 16
33 ALLOWS THE COURT TO WAIVE
COURT FEES OF THE LOCAL AGENCY
ACTED IN GOOD FAITH AND HAD
REASONABLE CAUSE TO REQUIRE MORE
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW. THIS IS A
BALANCED BILL TO SOLVE A REAL
PROBLEM TO MAKE SURE THAT STATE
HOUSING LAW ACTUALLY HAS MEETING
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. THE SENATOR FROM SAN
FRANCISCO HAS OPENED THE
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE. I
SEE A MICROPHONE UP FROM THE
SENATOR FROM LONG REACH SENATOR
GONZALEZ. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS AND I
UNFORTUNATELY HAVE TO LAY OFF OF
THIS BILL WITH DIALOGUE WITH THE
AUTHOR AS WELL AS THE FOUR
MANAGER. I JUST WANTED TO
BRIEFLY EXPLAIN WELL WHILE BE
LAYING OFF, BUT YOU KNOW, I
CERTAINLY APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS
BUT I THINK MORE SHOULD HAVE
BEEN DONE TO, YOU KNOW, TALK TO
SOME OF OUR ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE
FELT THAT THEY'VE BEEN
OVERBURDENED BY THESE TYPES OF
UM, THESE TYPES OF BILLS. SO IN
MY OPINION, IT SETS A BIT OF A
PRECEDENT ABOUT THE RECOVERY OF
ATTORNEYS FEES THAT COULD
DISCOURAGE NECESSARY LAWSUITS
UNDER SEQUA. I CERTAINLY REMAIN
CONCERNED, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO
WORKING WITH THE AUTHOR AND
FLOOR MANAGER MOVING FORWARD IF
THERE IF THIS BILL IS TO MOVE
FORWARD TODAY, OR IF NOT TO
CONTINUE WORKING WITH THEM TO
ENSURE THAT WE HAVE OUR EGYPT
COMMUNITIES ALONG WITH US, AND I
KNOW THAT, YOU KNOW, I FEEL
CONFIDENT THAT BOTH OF THEM WILL
DO THAT. SO THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, SENATOR FROM LONG BEACH ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE? HE
NO OTHER MICROPHONES UP, SENATOR
WIENER, YOU MAY CLOSE THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, AND A LOT OF RESPECT
TO THE SENATE FOR THE SENATOR
FROM LONG BEACH. JUST TO BE
CLEAR. THIS IS ONLY ABOUT
HOUSING ONLY IN URBANIZED AREAS
NEAR TRANSIT INFILL. IT'S NOT
ABOUT SPRAWL HOUSING. IT'S NOT
ABOUT OIL OR INDUSTRIAL USES.
THIS IS ABOUT INFILL OR TRANSIT
ORIENTED HOUSING THAT WE SO
DESPERATELY NEED AND HONESTLY IN
PLACES LIKE SAN FRANCISCO. WHERE
OUR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
CONTINUES TO ABUSE SEQUA. AS A
WAY OF STOPPING STATE HOUSING
LAW FROM ACTUALLY APPLYING THIS
BILL CORRECTS THAT GAP, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE
DEBATE HAVING CEASED IF THE
CLERK COULD PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN OUR GUILT. AYE,
ARCHULETTA. I ASKED BIÂU.
HACKINGS. BEGGAR. I BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR Ó. ORTEZ.
DELI. DODD. I TERRAZZO. HAGMAN.
GLASER. I GONZALEZ. GROVE. OR
DATO. JONES. LAIRD. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE MENU BAR. MEN. NEWMAN.
WHEN HELLO. A CHILD BLOKE. BYE.
BUT THERE PORTANTINO RATH.
RUBIO. SEYARTO SKINNER. AYE.
SMALL GRIEVOUS. STERN. HAMBURG.
WILL HAVE WIENER. I WILL. CLICK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ONE MORE
TIME. DOWN. ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY.
DAILY. THERE ARE SO IT WAS
ALWAYS GROVE. AYE. JONES. THERE.
LIMÓN MCGUIRE ALL RIGHT. MENU
BAR. MEN. NEWMAN. WHEN NILO.
AYE. VIDEO. PORTANTINO ROD. HI.
RUBIO. SEYARTO AYE. SMALL
QUIVERS. STERN. HAMBURG. WOW.
WILK. OKAY? SENATOR WIENER MOVES
A CALL.
OKAY WE'RE GONNA LIFT THE CALL
AN ITEM 99 THE CLERK. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME. UH
HUH. AND GO TO ANFAL ONLY.
ALAN ATKINS. BRADFORD. CAVIAR.
OH, CORTESI. DOLLY! THERE ARE SO
GONZALES. POTATO. JONES. WHERE'D
LIMÓN MENJIVAR. MEN. NEWMAN.
WHEN AYE. PORTANTINO RUBIO. AYE.
SMALL GRIEVOUS. STERN. HAMBURG.
AHA! WILK. OF THE CALLS. SENATOR
WIENER MOVES A CALL. MEMBERS
WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM. 1 10. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 505 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
TING. FOR MANAGERS, SENATOR
SKINNER. I BELIEVE SHE'S
PREPARED. SHE IS CLERK WOULD
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL FIVE
OR FIVE BUSTED BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TEAM,
INOCULATING TO JUVENILES.
SENATOR FROM BERKELEY FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
MEMBERS PLEASED TO PRESENT A B
FIVE OR FIVE WHICH, UM, EXPAND
SOME EXISTING RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE OMBUDSMAN PERSON AND THE
SUBCOMMITTEE THAT WERE
ESTABLISHED WHEN THE LEGISLATURE
ESTABLISHED THE OFFICE OF YOUTH
AND COMMUNITY RESTORATION. IT
ALSO STRENGTHENS SAFETY MEASURES
FOR OUR FASTER YOUTH THAT ARE IN
THE JUSTICE SYSTEM. SO A B 505
FOLLOWS UP AS I MENTIONED ON WE
, THE LEGISLATURE ESTABLISHED
THE OFFICE OF YOUTH AND
COMMUNITY RESTORATION IN THE
2020 BUDGET ACT. AND WITH THAT
WE PRIORITIZED THE PLACEMENT OF
YOUTH OR IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM
IN COMMUNITY BASED SETTINGS.
SPECIFICALLY A B 505 HAS THREE
KEY COMPONENTS. IT ENSURES THAT
THE OMBUDSMAN PERSON HAS THE
SAME UNRESTRICTED ACCESS TO THE
YOUTH. THAT IS OUR CURRENT
STATUTE PROVIDES FOR THE FOSTER
CARE OMBUDSMAN PERSON AND THAT
REQUIRES 48 HOUR NOTICE TO
WHATEVER FACILITY THE YOUTH IS
HOUSED IN AND THEN THE OMBUDSMAN
PERSON CAN HAVE ACCESS. IT ALSO
REQUIRES THE SUBCOMMITTEE THAT
WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE ORIGINAL
LAW TO MEET TWO TIMES PER YEAR.
UM THE R FORMER LAW HAD IT ONLY
ONCE EVERY THREE YEARS. AND IT
DESIGNATES THIS BILL, THE CHIEF
PROBATION OFFICER AS CHAIR OF
THAT SUBCOMMITTEE, BUT ALSO
ALLOWS FOR A CO CHAIR, WHICH
SOME COUNTIES ALREADY DO. AND
WITH THAT, I ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SENATOR SKINNER IS OPEN
THE DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER
ANY KIND. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE,
SENATOR DOLLY THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. I RISE IN
OPPOSITION TO THIS BILL 85 05 AS
A COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I HAVE BEEN
HEARING FROM THE 15 COUNTIES
THAT I REPRESENT TODAY. THAT
WE'RE DUMPING MORE AND MORE ON
THE COUNTY'S WITHOUT THE ABILITY
FOR THEM TO BE ABLE TO ACTUALLY
PROCESS AND THIS BILL ACTUALLY
GOING TO MAKE IT WORSE. I JUST
WANT TO SAY I'VE HAD PERSONAL
CALLS FROM THE PROBATION
DEPARTMENTS IN BUTTE, SISKIYOU
SHOUTS TO ELDORADO, NEVADA CLASS
, OR SACRAMENTO AND LASSEN
COUNTIES TO OPPOSE THIS BILL.
AND SO FOR THOSE REASONS, I WANT
TO STAY WITH THE COUNTY
SUPERVISORS. AND THE PROBATION
DEPARTMENTS THAT ARE TRYING TO
IMPLEMENT THESE LAWS THAT ARE
PASSED HERE IN CALIFORNIA. WE'RE
JUST MEIRING THEM DOWN AND MORE
AND MORE REGULATIONS TO ACTUALLY
ACTUALLY BE ABLE TO DO SERVE THE
CONSTITUENCIES THAT THEY'RE
SUPPOSED TO SERVE. SO FOR THOSE
REASONS, I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
A NO VOTE ON A B 505. THANK YOU.
WE'LL GO NEXT TO THE SENATOR
WAHAB. THANK YOU. I JUST WANT TO
TALK ABOUT OVERSIGHT, YOU KNOW,
SHARE OF PUBLIC SAFETY. YOU
KNOW, ONE OF THE THINGS IS WE
ALSO NEED TO SEE WHAT IS EXACTLY
GOING ON IN OUR FACILITIES,
ESPECIALLY WITH THE MOST
VULNERABLE POPULATIONS BEING
YOUTH. UM, THIS JUST LITERALLY
REQUIRES AT LEAST AN ANNUAL
INSPECTION OF JUVENILE CAMPS,
RANCHES AND OTHER FACILITY FOR
YOUTH. UH I THINK THAT ONE OF
THE THINGS THAT WE HAVE CONCERN
ABOUT IS THE FACT THAT NOT ALL
YOUTH KNOW THEIR RIGHTS EVEN IF
THEY ARE INFORMED, UM, THEY NEED
ADDITIONAL ATTENTION. ADDITIONAL
GUIDANCE. UM AND WE ALSO NEED TO
BE ABLE TO BE HONEST WITH YOU.
POLICE OR POLICE. YOU KNOW THAT
THAT IS ONE OF THE BIG THINGS
THAT WE NEED TO SET SAFEGUARDS
AROUND IS TO MAKE SURE THAT WHEN
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE AMOUNT
OF MONEY, THE AMOUNT OF
ATTENTION GOING INTO THESE
FACILITIES, SOME OF THE CONCERNS
AROUND WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THIS
FACILITIES, WHETHER WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT RAPES, WHETHER
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ABUSE,
WHETHER WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
ANYTHING LIKE THAT, UH, THIS IS
A MECHANISM TO AGAIN HAVE THAT
SAFEGUARD IN PLACE AND JUST SOME
OVERSIGHT, AND I DO BELIEVE SOME
OVERSIGHT IS NEEDED WHEN WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT OUR YOUTH AND OUR
MOST VULNERABLE COMMUNITY
MEMBERS, SO THANK YOU. THANK
YOU, SENATOR. SENATOR GROVE. THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. QUESTION OF THE
AUTHOR. THE AUTHOR TAKEN QUITE
THE FLOOR MANAGER MANAGER. YES I
WILL. OKAY. THANK YOU, UM,
PERMISSION TO READ THE QUESTION
, I GUESS. OBJECTION OKAY. FOR
EXAMPLE, UM SOME OF THE MINOR
ISSUES THAT THE OCCUPY
OPPOSITION HAS, FOR EXAMPLE, IS
THAT THEY WOULD BE SPECIFICALLY
DEFINED TO INCLUDE FOR REVIEW OR
OPEN NESS. TRANSPARENCY
DOCUMENTS, PAPERS, MEMORANDA,
LOGS, REPORTS, LETTERS, CALENDAR
SCHEDULES, NOTES, FILINGS,
DRAWINGS, ELECTRONIC CONTACT,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
VIDEOS, PHOTOGRAPHS, BLOGS.
VIDEO BLOGS, INSTANT TEXT
MESSAGES, EMAIL AND OTHER ITEMS
AND AS IT'S WRITTEN, THE
OPPOSITION IS UNDER THE
INTERPRETATION THAT, UM THAT
SOME OF THIS STUFF COULD BE
PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION SO IS THAT THE
INTENT WHO EXPOSED PRIVILEGED
AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IN
SOME OF THESE EXCUSE ME. SOME OF
THESE SITE VISITS. UM SOME OF
THESE SITE VISITS. OBVIOUSLY WE
NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT THESE
SITE VISITS ARE PROTECT OUR
YOUTH. I REALLY HATE THE RE
ENLIGHTENMENT. I'M GONNA PAUSE.
YOU PAUSE. YES OR MANAGEMENT THE
OPPORTUNITY NOW, SENATOR SKINNER
, IF YOU'D LIKE TO ANSWER THE
QUESTION, IF YOU WILL, YES.
PLEASE DO SO I THINK THAT, UM SO
THE REFERENCES WERE BUT BASED ON
THE BILL BEFORE IT WAS AMENDED
IN THE SENATE PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE IN JUNE AND THAT WHILE
THE BILL WAS IN THE POSSESSION
OF THE SENATE PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE, THE AUTHOR AMENDED IT
TO REVERT. UH SOME OF THOSE
PROVISIONS BACK THE PROVISION
YOU WERE REFERENCING TO CURRENT
LAW, SO THAT PERSONALLY
IDENTIFIABLE INFO FOR ANY CHILD
COULD BE REDACTED FROM ANY
DOCUMENTS GIVEN TO OH, I SEE ARE
AND THERE ARE REMAINS STRONG
MANDATES AS FAR AS
CONFIDENTIALITY FOR ANY INFO
THAT IS ABLE TO BE, UH, GOTTEN
UNDER EXISTING LAW. AND UH,
ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE
ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS
AND OTHERS HAVE WHO ARE SPONSORS
OF THE BILL ARE VERY STRONG
CHAMPIONS OF ENSURING PRIVACY
AND CONFIDENTIALITY. THANK YOU,
FOR YOUR RESPONSE WILL GO BACK
TO SENATOR GROVE. ANYTHING
FURTHER. NO I APPRECIATE HER THE
ANSWER TO THE QUESTION. THANK
YOU. MADAME FLORA, JOCKEY,
SENATOR ER, TOE WHATEVER. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM ON THIS
MATTER IN BUDGETS OF THREE, WE
DEALT WITH A LITTLE BIT OF THE
BUDGET FOR THIS TRANSFER OF OUR
OUR YOUTH INTO COUNTY FACILITIES
SO WE DON'T REALLY NEED TO SEND
SOMEBODY TO INSPECT. I CAN TELL
YOU WHAT IT IS. THEY'RE
OVERCROWDED AND THEY DON'T HAVE
ENOUGH RESOURCES. TO PROPERLY
SERVE THE KIDS THAT ARE BEING
TRANSFERRED IN THE TIME FRAME
THAT THEY'RE BEING TRANSFERRED.
SO THIS IS ANOTHER ONE OF THESE
STATE IMPOSED PROBLEMS, AND NOW
WE'RE GOING TO GO AND PUT
PRESSURE ON THEM TO FIX THE
PROBLEM THAT THEY DON'T HAVE THE
MONEY FOR. THEY DON'T HAVE THE
HUMAN RESOURCES FOR AND THEY
DON'T HAVE THE FACILITIES FOR SO
WE NEED TO TAKE A STEP BACK WHEN
WE'RE DOING PROCESSES LIKE THIS
. IF WE ARE TRULY INTERESTED IN
HELPING THESE KIDS AND ENSURING
THEIR SAFETY. BY NOT DOING
SOMETHING LIKE THAT IN THE FIRST
PLACE AND HAVING A BETTER PLAN
IF WE'RE GOING TO SHUT DOWN
STATE FACILITIES AND TRANSFER
THEM ALL AND DUMP THEM ON THE
COUNTIES AND HAVE THE COUNTY'S
TRYING TO FUND THESE IN AN
APPROPRIATE MANNER. SO YEAH, I
KIND OF STRUGGLE WITH THIS
BECAUSE I FEEL LIKE YES, WE NEED
TO PROTECT THEM. BUT AT THE SAME
TIME WE'RE THE ONES CAUSING NOT
WE INDIVIDUALLY, BUT WE AS A
STATE ARE THE ONES CAUSING THE
PROBLEM IN THE FIRST PLACE, AND
SO THEREFORE I'M GOING TO BE
LAYING OFF THIS BILL OR VOTING
NOW AND UNTIL WE RECOGNIZE WHAT
THE REAL PROBLEM IS WITH OUR
SYSTEM. AND ADDRESS THAT BECAUSE
NOBODY HAD ANY INKLING TO
ACTUALLY ADDRESS THIS WHEN IT
WAS BROUGHT UP EARLIER THIS YEAR
. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE? SENATOR DURAZO. YES I
I'M SORRY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. UM. I THINK IT'S
JUST THE BASICS ABOUT GIVING THE
OMBUDSMAN PERSON UNRESTRICTED
ACCESS TO THE YOUTH IS A
FUNDAMENTAL ISSUE THAT WE SHOULD
BE ADDRESSING. UM AND IT FRANKLY
MIRRORS THE FOSTER CARE
OMBUDSMAN, PERSONS ACCESS. UH WE
HAVE TO ENSURE THAT YOUTH HAVE
ACCESS TO HELP. WHETHER IT'S DUE
TO SEXUAL ABUSE OR MISTREATMENT
OR COMPLAINTS, THEY SHOULD FEEL
SAFE AND HEARD. AH REQUIRING A
COUNTY PLANNING SUBCOMMITTEE TO
MEET TWICE A YEAR IS VERY
REASONABLE VERSUS ONCE EVERY
THREE YEARS TO DISCUSS THE
COUNTY PLANS. UM SO I THINK THIS
HAS BEEN A VERY THOUGHTFUL AND
VERY COMPREHENSIVE PROCESS. UH
AND IT'S ALSO BEEN TAKEN UP IN
THE BUDGET SUB FIVE THAT I
CHAIR. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. WANNA CALL
ON NEXT TO SENATOR FROM THE SAN
FERNANDO VALLEY? SENATOR
MENJIVAR. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT THIS YEAR AS CHAIR OF
A BUDGET OF THREE WE HELD AN
OVERSIGHT PANEL ON HØI CR. IT
WAS DURING ALSO THE TIME THAT IN
MY COUNTY SPECIFICALLY IN MY
DISTRICT WHO WERE I HOLD A
JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER HAD
THE HIGHEST RATES OF EMPLOYEES
NOT SHOWING UP TO WORK. WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT STAFFING. THE
STAFFING WAS THERE, BUT THEY
WERE NOT SHOWING UP TO WORK. L.
A COUNTY CAME UNDER FIRE EVEN
MORE SO THIS YEAR EVEN THOUGH
THEY'VE BEEN UNDER FIRE FOR THE
PAST COUPLE OF YEARS IN TERMS OF
WHAT THEY'RE HOW ARE YOU THERE
BEING TREATED IN THE CENTERS? UM
I AM GLAD TO KNOW THAT WE ARE
THE LEAST. L. A COUNTY IS
ADDRESSING IT. BUT THROUGHOUT
THIS WHOLE TIME, THE PROBLEM WAS
THAT THE OMBUDSMAN PERSON TO DO
NOT HAVE ENOUGH JURISDICTION OR
POWER TO ADDRESS THE ISSUES THAT
WERE HAPPENING. FOR EXAMPLE, IN
L. A COUNTY. I'M VERY SUPPORTIVE
OF THIS BILL HEARING AND SEEN.
THE STORIES THAT HAVE BEEN
COMING OUT OF L, A COUNTY AND
WITHOUT THIS ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
AND ELEVATION OF THIS ROLE,
WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE HAVING
THOSE KIND OF STORIES ACROSS OUR
STATE. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. ANY OTHER SENATOR WISHING
TO BE HEARD ON THIS MATTER. SEE
NONE. SENATOR SKINNER, YOU MAY
CLOSE. I APPRECIATE THIS GOOD
FLOOR DISCUSSION, AND I THINK
THIS IS NOT ONLY AN IMPORTANT
BILL, BUT A FURTHERANCE OF THE
GOOD WORK THAT THE LEGISLATURE
DID. UM AND THE GOVERNOR
OBVIOUSLY SIGNED IN THE BUDGET
BILL OF 2020 WITH THAT I ASK FOR
YOUR VOTE ALL DEBATE, HAVING
CEASED WITH THE CLERK. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN I WROTE A
GILL. NO STILETTO. ASHBY.
ATKINS. I BECKER I SHAKESPEARE.
BRADFORD. HI, PIERROT CORTESI. I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. THERE ARE SO I
ADMIN. GLASER. GONZALEZ. AYE,
GROVE. OR DATO. NO JONES. NO.
LAIRD. LIMÓN I REQUIRE I MAJOR
BAR. I MEAN, NEWMAN. WHEN NO
NEIL Ó. NO. A CHILD BOOK.
PODIUM. AYE, PORTANTINO. HI,
ROD. RUBIO. AYE. SEYARTO NÓ
SKINNER. AYE. SMALL WEATHERS I
STERN. BY HAMBURG. AH! HI.
WIENER. I WILL KNOW. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ONE MORE TIME. THE
LETTER ASHBY. AYE. BLACK SPIRIT.
CAVIAR. OH, DODD. PEG N N.
GLASER. GROVE. THERE. NEWMAN.
BROUGH. ROD. RATHER HAMBURG. THE
VOTE OF 21 TO 8 MEASURE PASSES.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 1 11 1 11 IS A B 11
67 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO.
SENATOR LAIRD IS PREPARED TO
MANAGE THIS MEASURE. THE CLERK
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 11 67
BY SOMETHING MEMBER WHEN YOU
CARRILLO. AND ACTUALLY IN THE
OIL AND GAS. SENATOR FROM SANTA
CRUZ. THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, MR. PRESIDENT UM
A B 11 67 IS KNOWN AS THE ORPHAN
WELL PREVENTION ACT. IT WOULD
HELP STOP THE FLOOR. IF AERATION
OF ORPHAN WELLS IN OUR
COMMUNITIES AND PROTECT
TAXPAYERS FROM BEING LEFT. TO
FOOT THE BILL. ANOTHER REAL FROM
THE TIMES IN JUNE, HIGHLIGHTED
THE PROBLEM AND ALSO HIGHLIGHTED
A RECENT REPORT BY CARBON
TRACTOR TREKKER ABOUT THE FUTURE
COST OF ORPHAN WELLS, AND THAT
EDITORIAL IDENTIFIED THIS BILL
AS A SOLUTION. SO THE QUESTION
IS WHETHER BACKUP BONDS, UM BY
THE STATE WILL BE SUFFICIENT AND
THEY APPEAR BASED ON THE
EVIDENCE TO BE INSUFFICIENT. SO
THERE'S AN INCOMING TIDE OF
VITAL WELLS ON THE WAY AND EVERY
PART OF THE STATE ACCOMPANIED BY
RISKY TRANSFERS OF THOSE WELLS,
TOO MANY TO SMALLER OPERATORS.
THIS LEGISLATION IS ABOUT TAKING
ACTION NOW TO INTERRUPT THAT
TREND BEFORE THE TAXPAYERS MIGHT
BE ON THE HOOK FOR HUNDREDS OF
MILLIONS OR BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
. THIS WILL ACCOMPLISH THIS. BY
REQUIRING THAT ANY TIME A WELL
IS SOLD, THE PURCHASER PUTS UP
AS BOND SECURITY, THE ACTUAL
COST OF PLUGGING AND ABANDONING
THE WELL. AND IT'S ESSENTIAL. WE
TAKE ACTION TO LIMIT THIS
FINANCIAL RISK TO THE STATE
REPRESENTED BY GROWING POOL OF
ORPHAN WELLS THAT SOMEONE IS
GOING TO HAVE TO PAY TO CLEAN UP
AT SOME POINT. THIS BILL
ADDRESSES THE QUESTION OF WHO,
THAT SOMEONE SHOULD NOT BE THE
CALIFORNIA TAXPAYERS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN IPHONE.
SENATOR LARRY IS OPEN THE
DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER. I SEE
MICROPHONES UP FROM SENATOR
NEWMAN AND SENATOR GROVE
SENATOR. GROVE. YOU WANT TO
BEGIN, OKAY? THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, BASED ON THE FLOOR
MANAGER'S COMMENTS. HE SAID
THAT, UM. AND EDITORIAL BOARD
DID A STUDY AND FOUND THAT THIS
BILL IS THE SOLUTION. I BELIEVE
THAT'S A DIRECT QUOTE. UM I CAN
PRETTY MUCH GUARANTEE YOU THAT
NOBODY ON THAT EDITORIAL BOARD
EVER WORKED. RIGOR WORKED IN OIL
FIELD OR OVERWORKED A RIGGER
OWNS OIL WELLS, OR I MEAN,
THAT'S JUST A WILD GUESS, BUT I
THINK I'M PRETTY SAFE ON MAKING
THAT ASSUMPTION. THE DEPARTMENT
OF FINANCE SAID IT THE BEST THE
ABSOLUTE BEST. THE DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE IS OPPOSED TO THIS BILL.
IT MAKES AN EXCELLENT ARGUMENT
THAT YOU WHY YOU SHOULD ALL
OPPOSE A B 11 67 PERMISSION TO
READ. MR PRESIDENT. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, THE DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE SAYS THIS BILL MAY NOT
ADDRESS THE PROBLEM IS IT
INTENDS TO SOLVE AND COULD
ACTUALLY HAVE UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES OF INCREASING AND
THE NUMBER OF ORPHAN WELLS IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA? IF YOU
READ THE LANGUAGE IN THAT BILL,
IT SAYS THAT IF YOU ARE A
PRODUCER IN THIS A NEW PRODUCED
LESS THAN 15 BARRELS A DAY IN A
PREVIOUS YEAR. TIMEFRAME THEN
YOU WOULD HAVE TO HAVE
ADDITIONAL BOND FENDING FOR
SOMEONE TO COME IN AND PURCHASE
THOSE WELLS. SO IF YOU'RE
SUCCESSFUL IN YOUR WELLS ARE
PRODUCING 3 400 BARRELS AND YOU
KNOW, SO ON AND SO FORTH. YOU
GET THE BIG GUYS, THEY COME IN,
AND THEY BUY YOUR WELL. BUT IF
YOU HAVE A WILL, THAT'S NOT
DOING VERY WELL AND IT DOESN'T.
IT'S NOT WORKING OUT VERY WELL
AND ONLY PRODUCES 15 BARRELS A
DAY OR LESS. IT'S GONNA BE VERY
DIFFICULT FOR SOMEBODY TO COME
IN AND BUY THAT FOR YOU
SPECIFICALLY CALLED STRIPPER
WELLS, IF THAT MAKES SENSE,
SPECIFICALLY HIM AND BY THE
STRIPPER WELLS FROM YOU JUST TO
REWORK THEM AND GET THEM, UM,
YOU KNOW, UP AND RUNNING TO A
MORE HIGHER PRODUCTION. UH IT'S
GOING TO BE HARD TO GET SOMEBODY
TO COME IN AND BUY THAT. SO IF
YOU HAVE NO INCENTIVE TO SHUT
DOWN THOSE WELLS FOR COST
BENEFIT, AND YOU HAVE NO
INCENTIVE AND THERE'S NO WAY
YOU'RE GOING TO GET SOMEBODY TO
COME IN AND HAVE TO REWORK AND
BOND THOSE WELLS THAT PRODUCE
THIS LOW NUMBER OF BARRELS PER
DAY. UM, IT'S GOING TO INCREASE
THE NUMBER OF ORPHAN AND
ABANDONED WELLS OR ORPHAN WELLS
THAT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IS
GOING TO HAVE TO ADDRESS. THE
FLOOR MANAGER SAYS. AH YOU KNOW,
WE HAVE TO ADDRESS THIS BECAUSE
THE WELLS THAT WILL BE ABANDONED
WILL BE ON THE TAXPAYER. THIS
BILL WILL FORCE MORE WELLS TO BE
ABANDONED AND HAVE UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. WHEN YOU LOOK AT
AN INTENSIVE CONSEQUENCES
BECAUSE PEOPLE RUN LEAD INTO
LEGISLATION ON UM ON OIL THAT
THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND. IT'S JUST
LIKE 11 37, AND I KNOW THAT'S
GOING TO BE A TOUGH ONE TO BUT
ALL TIE IT BACK INTO THIS BILL.
SO I AM TALKING ON THE SUBJECT
MATTER OF THIS BILL. UM THE ONLY
PERSON IN THE ENTIRE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA THAT DID ANY, UM E I
R REPORT ON 11 37 IN THE OUTPUT
OF WELLS IN THE AIR INPUT OF
WALES IS LORELEI OV IT FROM MY
DISTRICT TO THE GOVERNOR HIMSELF
REVERES AS ONE OF THE MOST
WONDERFUL PEOPLE THAT
UNDERSTANDS HOW TO PERMIT SOLAR
MORE SOLAR THAN ANY OTHER PLACE
IN THE STATE. THEY PERMITTED
SAME WITH WIND AND HAS A KEEN
SENSE OF MAKING SURE THAT WE
PERMIT WELLS. THE WAY THEY
SHOULD BE TO REDUCE MITIGATION
AND CARBON UM IT'S 210 FT AND
ARBITRARILY. THERE WAS A BILL 11
37 THAT PULLED 3200 FT OUT OF
THIN AIR AND BASICALLY SAID,
THAT'S THE MITIGATION THE ONLY
PERSON EVER DID. A STUDY ON IT
DID A COMPLETE E I R HAS 210 FT
WITH THE MITIGATION COST
INDIVIDUAL ELECTRIC PUMP IT 600
FT FOR DIESEL. UM, IT'S NOT 3200
FT. THAT SAME PIECE OF
LEGISLATION THAT HAD UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES FOR PEOPLE LOSING
VALUE OF THEIR HOMES. PEOPLE
CALLING IT A TAKING THAT YOU
WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO SELL YOUR
HOME BECAUSE NOW YOU'RE AN
ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFETY SENSITIVE
POSITION IN YOUR HOUSE VALUE
WOULD GO DOWN AND YOU TALK ABOUT
THESE WELLS BEING IN LOW
SOCIOECONOMIC, DISADVANTAGED
COMMUNITIES, AND NOW THEIR HOUSE
IS WORTH HARDLY NOTHING BECAUSE
THAT BILL PASSED THANK GOD
THERE'S A REFERENDUM THAT'S
GOING TO PROBABLY HOPEFULLY
CHANGE THAT. IT'S UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. THIS BILL HAS
SEVERE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
ON WHAT REALLY IS GOING TO
HAPPEN IF YOU WANT TO INCREASE
THE NUMBER OF ORPHAN WELLS IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
INCREASED THEM HAVE PEOPLE THAT
HAVE SMALL WELLS AND I'M NOT
TALKING ABOUT THE BIG GUYS THAT
PRODUCED 20 40,000 BARRELS A DAY
. I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT THOSE.
I'M TALKING ABOUT SMALL
PRODUCERS THAT USE THIS JUST
LIKE THEIR JOB LIKE MR K. HOOD
HAS NINE WELLS. IT'S PROVIDED
FOR HIS FAMILY, UM, PUT HIS KIDS
THROUGH SCHOOL. IT'S HIS JOB AND
HIS SON'S JOB TO GO. TAKE CARE
OF THESE WELLS. IF YOU WANT TO
PUT ALL THOSE SMALL INDEPENDENT
OWNERS AT A BUSINESS WHEN THEY
CAN'T AFFORD THE BOND. UM AND IF
THE BOND IS EVEN AVAILABLE IF
YOU LOOK AT WHAT CAL JIM SAYS,
CAL JIM SAYS THAT, UM IT'S GONNA
INCREASING AND EVER INCREASING
MARKET THAT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR
OIL AND GAS OPERATORS. THIS BILL
COULD INCREASE THE PROBLEM, UM,
TO NOT ALLOW THEM TO BE BONDED.
IF YOU WANT TO INCREASE ORPHAN
WELLS IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. BASED ON THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE IS
COMMENTS AND CAL JIM'S COMMENTS
WHOSE RESPONSIBILITY IS TO
PERMIT THESE WELLS AND TO PERMIT
EXTRACTION AND ALSO PERMIT
ORPHAN AND ABANDONED WELLS. I
ASKED FOR A NO VOTE. THIS BILL
HAS SEVERE UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. UM, AND THAT'S
JUST A FACT. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
NEXT EPISODE, SENATOR NEWMAN
FOLLOWED BY SENATOR MEN, SENATOR
NEWMAN. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. I GUESS I WAS WISE TO DEFER TO
MY COLLEAGUE FROM BAKERSFIELD.
SO I JUST WANT TO LINE MY
COMMENTS WITH HER AS I HAVE THE
SAME CONCERNS ABOUT UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES. THE MOTIVATION
HERE IS NOTHING BUT POSITIVE,
BUT WE SHOULD BE CONCERNED. I
THINK THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCES
PART OF FINANCES, LETTER
OPPOSITION IS WORTH CONSIDERING
I'LL BE STAYING OFF THE BILL.
SENATOR MEN MAN OR NGUYEN. MEN
OKAY. THANK YOU. UM THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR. PRESIDENT UM, I
AS CHAIR OF THE NATURAL
RESOURCES COMMITTEE. WE HEARD
THIS BILL. UH AND AT THE TIME IT
PASSED OUT, I DID EXPRESS MY
CONCERNS. I THINK THERE ARE
LEGITIMATE CONCERNS ABOUT
BONDING CAPACITY AVAILABLE TO
FOR THESE PARTICULAR WELLS THAT
BEING SAID. IN THINKING ABOUT
THIS SOME MORE WHILE I RECOGNIZE
THAT THE BILL IS IMPERFECT. THE
STATUS QUO IS, I THINK FAR WORSE
. UM AND WHAT WE'RE TALKING
ABOUT IS POTENTIALLY BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS IN LIABILITY TAXPAYERS
IN THE STATUS QUOT. THE
UNFORTUNATE FACT IS THAT CAL GEM
HAS NOT EXERCISED. THE AUTHORITY
HAS NOT USED THE TOOLS THAT IT
HAS. UNDER THE BILL THAT WAS
PASSED BY MY COLLEAGUE FROM
SANTA BARBARA TO MY LEFT HERE.
THEY HAVE NOT USED THAT
AUTHORITY IN THE YEARS SINCE
2020 EXCEPT WHERE WE AS A
LEGISLATURE HAVE FORCED THEM TO
DO THAT. UM YOU KNOW, I
UNDERSTAND THAT WE DO HAVE THIS
CONCERN, BUT I DO WANT TO JUST
LAY OUT A FEW FACTS THAT WERE
DESCRIBED BY THE LOS ANGELES
TIMES EDITORIAL BOARD, QUOTING
FRACK TRACKER. 78% OF OIL WELLS
ARE EXIT SALES. THAT IS TO SAY
THEY ARE SALES FROM COMPANIES
THAT ARE SEEKING TO LEAVE THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ENTIRELY.
60% OF THE SALES GO THE GO FROM
LARGE OIL COMPANIES, TOO SMALL
GUYS, NOT VICE VERSA, AS OFTEN
CLAIMED, IS GOING THE OTHER WAY
. THESE ARE SALES FROM MAJOR OIL
PRODUCERS TO SMALLER ONES AND
98% OF THE SALES ARE THE
STRIPPER WELLS THAT WERE
DESCRIBED BY MY COLLEAGUE ON THE
OTHER SIDE OF THE AISLE, 11 67
HAS BEEN NARROWED SINCE WE HEARD
IT. I KNOW THE AUTHORS WORKED
VERY HARD TO TRY TO MAKE THIS
BILL BETTER AND AT THIS POINT IT
PLANS TO WELLS THAT ARE NOT
PRODUCING ENOUGH OIL TO GENERATE
THE FUNDS TO PAY FOR THEIR
CLEANUP. IT ALSO ALLOWS FOR
COMPANIES TO PUT UP IN EITHER AN
INDEMNITY, BOND OR ASSETS, BUT
I'LL JUST POINT OUT THAT
BUSINESS AS USUAL IS GOING TO
LEAVE US IN OUR TAXPAYERS AND
OUR CONSTITUENTS WITH A HUGE
BILL TO PAY GOING FORWARD. AND
SO I THINK BONDING IS IMPORTANT
TRYING TO GET OIL COMPANIES TO
PUT UP THE MONEY TO COVER THE
COST OF DECOMMISSIONING. THESE
WELLS IS GOING TO BE IMPORTANT
SO I WILL BE SUPPORTING THE BILL
TODAY. I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
YOUR VOTE AS WELL. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. SENATOR EDMUND, I THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. MR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. I ALSO WANT TO ALIGN MY
REMARKS WITH MY GOOD COLLEAGUE
FROM THE AREA OF BAKERSFIELD.
WELL I DRIVE AN ELECTRIC CAR.
I'M A BIG SUPPORTER OF DOING ALL
WE CAN TO REPLACE OUR CARBON. UH
ECONOMY. I DO THINK THIS HAS
INTENT. INCREDIBLY UNINTENDED
CONSEQUENCES, ESPECIALLY AS
POINTED OUT TO US BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, AND WE'RE
GONNA LEAVE THIS. THE SMALLER
FOLKS REALLY STUCK AS A DAUGHTER
OF A SMALL BUSINESS OWNER. UM I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR US
NOT TO SUPPORT THIS BILL TODAY.
SENATOR DOLLY. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I WASN'T INTENDING TO
SPEAK. BUT I WANT TO BRING UP
SOMETHING THAT HASN'T BEEN
TALKED ABOUT. I SIT ON SUB TWO
AND THAT'S WHERE WE DO ALL THE
RESOURCE. UH MONIES THAT GO
THROUGH THE RESOURCES. UH FIRST
CALIFORNIA AND CAL JIM, LET'S
TALK ABOUT COLLEGE IN FOR A
MINUTE. WE IN THE PAST FOUR
BUDGET CYCLES HAVE BY THE WAY.
THE OIL PRODUCERS PAY INTO
KALAJIAN, WHICH FUNDS THE PEOPLE
THAT ACTUALLY REGULATE THEM. AND
OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS,
WE CAN HAVE INCREASED THOSE
POSITIONS. 5100. AND THEY
HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FILL THOSE
VISIONS. THEY'RE NOT REALLY
DOING JOB, BUT THEY'RE TAKING
THE MONEY. I DIDN'T HAVE YOU
TALKED ABOUT THE TAXPAYERS ON
THE HOOK THE TAXPAYERS ON THE
HOOK FOR ORPHAN WELLS. THAT'S A
FACT THEY'RE NOT THE ACTUAL
COMPANIES PAY INTO A FUND. SO
LET'S TALK ABOUT THAT. SO WHAT
ARE WE DOING HERE? WE'RE REALLY
PENALIZING THE SMALL,
INDEPENDENT PERSON. IT'S JUST
LIKE THE FAMILY FARMS GETTING
SCREWED BY THE BIG TIME FARMERS
BECAUSE THEY CAN COMPETE. THAT'S
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH THIS BILL
, THE SMALL INDEPENDENT FARMERS
OR OIL PRODUCER HAS A COUPLE
WELLS IS NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO
BOND AND THIS IS A WAY TO PUT
THEM OUT OF BUSINESS AS WELL.
AND LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING.
WE'RE GONNA BE USING OIL FOR A
LONG TIME. THE ESTIMATES ARE
WELL PAST 2050 BECAUSE WE'RE
GOING TO HAVE TO HAVE IT. SO FOR
THOSE REASONS, I WANT TO STAND
WITH THE LITTLE GUY WHO IS
GETTING HAMMERED. WE THE
TAXPAYERS NOT GOING TO BE ON THE
HOOK. THEY ALREADY PAY INTO A
FUND FOR ALL THESE ORPHAN WELLS,
WHICH WE ARE NOT CALDERON. IT
ACTUALLY ISN'T GETTING TOO. AND
DOING THE WORK THEY'RE SUPPOSED
TO DO BECAUSE THEY HAVEN'T
FILLED THE POSITIONS AND WE KEEP
CREATING MORE POSITIONS WITHOUT
FILLING THEM AGAIN. THE JOB DONE
SO FOR THOSE REASONS, I'M GOING
TO STAND WITH THE SMALL OIL
PRODUCERS AND I'M GOING TO VOTE
NO AGAINST THIS BILL, AND YOU
SHOULD, TOO. HE SENT HER ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEN NONE. SENATOR LAIRD, YOU
MAY OFFER THE FINAL CLOSING
COMMENTS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
MR PRESIDENT, AND I APPRECIATE
THE DEBATE AND I APPRECIATE EVEN
MORE THE ABILITY TO SET SOME OF
THIS RIGHT? BECAUSE FIRST, IT
WAS NOT THE L A TIMES THAT DID
THE REPORT. IT WAS CARBON
TRACKER, AND IT WAS LATE TIMES
THAT COMMENTED ON THE REPORT. UM
THE THERE IS A FUND. I KNOW. I
WAS IN CHARGE OF THE AGENCY THAT
ADMINISTERED IT. IT IS WOEFULLY
INADEQUATE. THERE IS NOT ENOUGH
MONEY. WE HAD AN ORPHAN. WELL,
THAT WAS IN I CAN'T REMEMBER
SOME MONUMENTAL COST IN THE
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS WHEN I WAS
RESOURCES SECRETARY AND THE FUND
COULDN'T COVER IT. SO WHILE
THERE IS A FUND, IT IS REALLY AN
ADEQUATE AND WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
AS MUCH AS 10 OR 15, OR $20
BILLION OVER THE LIFE OF SOME OF
THESE ORPHAN WELLS THAT ARE
GOING TO FALL ON THE TAXPAYERS
IF THERE ISN'T A WAY TO COVER
THE COST. AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT
THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND
WHAT THEY SAID ONE OF THE THINGS
THEY SAID WAS, IS IT CAL JIM?
THE AGENCY CAN GO AFTER THE
FORMER OPERATORS. WELL THAT HAS
PROVED WOEFULLY UNSUCCESSFUL.
THEY'RE GENERALLY OUT OF
BUSINESS. SOME ARE OUT OF STATE
IN WAYS THAT THAT IS NOT AN
EFFECTIVE WAY OF COST RECOVERY
FOR THE TAXPAYERS, AND THERE HAS
BEEN TALK ABOUT BIG OR SMALL.
THUS FAR. THE STATISTICS SHOW
THAT A MAJORITY OF THOSE
TRANSACTIONS ARE FROM BIGGER,
WELL. BIGGER OWNERS TO SMALLER
OWNERS. THAT IS, IN FACT, THE
DIRECTION THAT IT IS HAPPENING
RIGHT NOW, AND THERE WAS CONCERN
ABOUT DUPLICATION OF THIS BILL
WAS NARROWED SO THAT THE BILL
THAT WAS DONE ROUGHLY FIVE YEARS
AGO IS CLEARLY FOR ABOVE OF THE
WHATEVER IT IS 15. BARRELS A DAY
AS OPPOSED TO UNDER SO IT IS
NARROWED. THERE IS NO
DUPLICATION. SO THE THING ABOUT
IT IS THAT WE HAVE TO FIGURE OUT
A WAY THAT THIS DOES NOT
DEVOLVED TO THE TAXPAYERS FOR
THINGS THAT PAY FOR COSTS THAT
THEY DID NOT INCUR. SO THAT'S
WHAT THIS BILL DOES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN OVER.
THANK YOU, SENATOR LAIRD. WE
HAVE A MEMBER OFF THE FLOOR, SO
WE'RE GOING TO GO THROUGH THE
ROLE JUST ONE TIME AND THEN IT'S
GOING TO BE PUT ON CALLS SO ALL
DEBATE. HAVING SEIZED THE CLERK,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN HI. I
BROUGHT A GIRL. NÓ ARCHULETTA.
ASHBY. HI, ATKINS. BY BECKER. BY
BLACK SPEAR. BRADFORD. NÚMERO
CORTESI. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. THERE
ARE SO I ADMIN. NÓ GLASER. HE'S
ALL THIS. AYE, GROVE. NO. NO
JONES. NO, LARRY AYE, MOMENT.
AYE, MCGUIRE. MENJIVAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. WHEN NO NEIL Ó. NO
JO'BURG. NO, BUT DO AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO.
SEYARTO NÓ SKINNER. SMALL
QUIVERS. AYE. STERN I HAMBURG.
HOB. AYE, WIENER. I WILL KNOW.
SENATOR LAIRD MOVES A CALL.
MEMBERS WERE GONNA GO NEXT TO
FILE ITEM. 1 12. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 5 74 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JOAN SAWYER. ER
I DON'T SEE THE FLOOR MANAGER AT
HER DESK. I DID SEE HER. OKAY,
CLERK. PLEASE READ THE BILL.
ASSEMBLY BILL 5 74 BY SOME
REMEMBER JOAN SAWYER.
INACTIVATED FIREARMS SENATOR
FROM SACRAMENTO RECOGNIZED THANK
YOU VERY MUCH, MR PRESIDENT RISE
TO PRESENT A B 574 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JONES SAWYER.
MAYBE 574 PROMOTES GUN SAFETY BY
REQUIRING GUN OWNERS TO CONFIRM
THAT ALL OF THEIR REGISTERED
FIREARMS ARE IN THEIR POSSESSION
AT THE TIME OF A NEW GUN
PURCHASE IN CALIFORNIA ALONE,
71,000 GUNS HAVE BEEN REPORTED
LOST OR STOLEN SINCE 2010. THIS
IS A PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE, AS
MANY FIREARMS ARE NOT REPORTED
MISSING OR STOLEN UNTIL THEY
HAVE BEEN USED IN A CRIME. AS
SUCH A B 574 CREATES A PROCESS
THAT ENSURES GUN OWNERS LOCATE
THEIR GUNS BEFORE BUYING A NEW
ONE, BEGINNING IN 2025, AND
ENSURES RESPONSIBLE GUN
OWNERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SAFETY
BY GUARANTEEING INDIVIDUALS
REGULARLY CHECK THAT WEAPONS IN
THEIR INVENTORY ARE NOT LOST OR
STOLEN. 85 74 HAS GARNERED
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MEASURE, DISCUSSION OR DEBATE?
SEEN NONE OF THOSE MEASURES
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. JUST KIDDING. MAKING SURE
YOU GUYS ARE NOT SLEEPING OVER
THERE. THE CLERK. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. ALAN. I WROTE A GUILD.
NO. ARCHULETTA. I ASKED FOR YOU.
I. ATKINS BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR.
HI, BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR
COURTESY. DOLLY! NÓ DODD. I
TERRAZZO. HI. EGGMAN. AYE GLASER
. I GONZALEZ GROWTH NO OR DATO.
JONES. NO. THERE. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE AYE. MANY OF OUR MEN. BY
NEWMAN. I WENT. NEELA. NO ACTUAL
BOAT. NO VIDEO. PORTANTINO HI,
RACH. RUBIA. AYE. SEYARTO NÓ
SKINNER. SMALL DRIVERS. STERN.
HI, HAMBURG. HI. WOW. HI WIENER.
I WILL. NO. SENATOR ASHBY
MUSICAL. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE
NEXT TO FILE OUT AND 1 13. THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 3 71 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA. SENATOR
JONES IS A PREPARED BERKELEY'S
READ, ASSUME WE BUILT 3 71 BY
SOME OF THE MEMBER JOE A SIMPLE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA AND
ACTUALLY INTO HOUSING, SENATOR
JONES. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND MEMBERS. I HAVE A SUPPORT
SUPPORT BILL HERE FROM A SIMILAR
MEMBER OF GARCIA A B 3 71 WOULD
ALLOW THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO
WAIVE BARRIERS FACED FOR OUR
STATES TRIBES WHEN ACCESSING
CRITICAL FUNDING FOR HOUSING.
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION, AND THIS
BILL HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE
COMMITTEES AND THE ASSEMBLY
FLOOR. PLEASE VOTE I THANK YOU,
SENATOR JONES. WELL, READ ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER? YOU WANNA SEE? SEE NONE.
THIS MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. NO WE'RE
NOT. NO, I'M NOT JOKING. UH THIS
IS NOT BECAUSE WE HAVE A MEMBER
OF THE FLOOR. SO WE'RE GONNA
HAVE TO CALL THE ROLE AND THE
CLERK WOULD PROPERLY DO SO. ALAN
. I WROTE A GUILD ARCHULETTA. I
ASKED THREE AYE, ATKINS. BECKER.
HI BLAKE SPEAR. AYE. BRADFORD
CAVIAR COURTESY HI, DOLLY. I
THOUGHT I TERRAZZO. HI, ADMIN.
GLASER. I GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE.
I DUNNO. JONES. I LAYERED HI.
THE MOMENT. HI MCGUIRE.
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I
WIN. HI, NEIL Ó. AYE. I AM. I
AM PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT. RUBIO.
I SAY ARE TOO AYE, SKINNER.
SMALL GRIEVOUS. AYE, STERN. HI,
HAMBURG. BY BOB HI WIENER. I
WILL. ALL RIGHT. WE DO HAVE A
FULL HOUSE, SO WE'RE GOING TO
CALL THE ROLL ONE MORE TIME ON
THIS. ATKINS. CAVIAR Ó. MCGUIRE
BYE. RATH? AYE. SKINNER. AYE. I
VOTED 38 TO 0. THE MEASURE
PASSES. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT
TO FILE OUT AND 1 14. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 14 69 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CHOLERA.
SENATOR BECKER IS THE FLOOR
MANAGER OF THE CLERK WOULD
PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL 14 69
BY SOME MEMBER CHOLERA. AND
ACTUALLY INTO THE SENATE, CLARA
VALLEY WATER DISTRICT. SENATOR
BECKER. THIS BILL AMENDS THE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER
DISTRICT ACT TO EXPAND ITS
PURPOSES AND ALLOW CERTAIN
RESOURCE ABUSE FOR OUTREACH
COUNSELING, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
OR OTHER SERVICES FOR
UNSHELTERED PEOPLE LIVING ON
PUBLIC LANDS AND ALONG WATERWAYS
WITHIN SANTA CLARA COUNTY. THIS
PILLS, NO OPPOSITION OF
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT AND MAY HAVE
BEEN ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL, RESPECTIVELY ASKED HER I
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR BECKER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. SENIOR MICROPHONES UP IF
THE CLERK WOULD PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. HI BROTHER, GIL
ARCHULETTA. I ASKED YOU I.
ATKINS. BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR,
BRADFORD. I GAVE ER, A COURTESY.
I DOLLY. AYE, DODD. THERE WAS
Ó. HAGMAN. AYE, GLASER. I
GONZALES GROVE. HER 0.0. JONES.
LAIRD. AYE. THE MOMENT. AYE.
MCGUIRE HI BY MENJIVAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN I KNEEL, Ó
AYE. VIDEO. HI, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT RUBIO. SEE ARTEM
SKINNER. I SMILED WAIVERS.
STERN. AYE. HAMBURG. WOW. AYE,
WIENER. HI, WILK. AYE. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS
BACKINGS. CAVIAR OAN. THERE ARE
SO GROVE. OR DATO. GROVE I OR
DATO. HI. JONES. BYE. RUBIO.
AYE. SMALL GRAVIS. AYE. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL ONE LAST TIME,
PLEASE. ATKINS. ER OH, DURAZO.
THERE WAS A I. AND A VOTE OF 38
TO 0. THE MEASURE PASSES WE'RE
GONNA TAKE A BRIEF PAUSE, PLEASE
MEMBERS.
MEMBERS THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PATIENCE. WE'RE GOING TO LIFT
CALLS ON TWO ITEMS THAT WE HAVE
PREVIOUSLY CAST VOTES ON. THESE
ARE FIVE ITEMS. 1, 11 AND 1. 12
WILL BEGIN WITH 1 11 IF THE
CLERK WILL OPEN THE ROLE FILE
ITEM 1 11. ARTS LATER. BLAKE
SPEAR. BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH,
DODD. GLASER. MCGUIRE ALL RIGHT.
NEWMAN. BROUGHT RUBIO. SKINNER.
AYE. HAMBURG. SENATOR LORD
MUSICAL. MOVE NEXT TO FILE IT
AND 1 12. CLARK WOULD OPEN THE
ROLL, PLEASE. CAVIAR. OH,
CORTESI. POTATO. MENJIVAR. AYE.
WHEN NO. ROCK. SKINNER. ALL
RIGHT. SMALL GLACIERS. AYE.
DEVELOP 27 TO 9. THAT MEASURE
PASSES. GONNA LIFT THE CALL ON
VIALE ITEM 99. THE CLERK WOULD
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE AND FILE
ITEM 99. ALAN BACKINGS.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, CORTESI.
DELI. AYE. THE RAZO. AYE. WAS
ALL THIS. THERE WAS A I DON'T
KNOW. HER 0.0. JONES. ALL RIGHT.
THERE. LIMÓN MENU BAR. MEN. NEW
MANE? AYE. MAN, I DON'T KNOW.
NEWMAN. BUT THERE PORTANTINO.
SMALL GREVERS. STERN. HAMBURG.
WOW. ALL RIGHT, NO. OKAY WAIT,
WAIT, ANSWERED. MEMBERS. JUST A
MOMENT, PLEASE.
SENATOR WAHAB, CAN YOU REPEAT
YOUR VOTE, PLEASE? NOT VOTING.
CLARK, PLEASE CONTINUE WITH IT.
WELCOME NÓ. SENATOR WIENER MOVES
A CALL.
MEMBERS WERE GOING TO RETURN TO
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. MOTIONS
AND RESOLUTIONS. REMEMBER THAT
WANTS TO BE RECOGNIZED UNDER
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, PURSUANT TO JOINT
RULE 33. 0.1 JOINT RULE. 61 A 13
WILL BE SUSPENDED TO ALLOW THE
ASSEMBLY BILL. 10 17 TO BE
AMENDED AFTER THE DEADLINE. THIS
REQUEST HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE
RULES COMMITTEE. MEMBERS WITHOUT
OBJECTION. THE SENATE RULES WILL
BE SUSPENDED AS THEY RELATE TO
SENATE BILLS TO 94 AND 3 12. AN
ASSEMBLY BILLS 459491. AND 12
75. I WANT TO RECOGNIZE THE
MAJORITY LEADER. FLOOR IS YOURS.
I CAN HEAR YOU NEED YOUR
MICROPHONE ON. SENATOR MCGUIRE.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. MR PRESIDENT
MEMBERS, I MOVED TO SUSPEND THE
SENATE RULES AS THEY RELATE TO
SENATE BILL 637 AND ASSEMBLY
BILL 602 WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AND I VOTE. I SEE A
MICROPHONE UP TO SENATOR JONES.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I
OBJECT TO THE MOTION. AS FOR
ROLL CALL VOTE AND A NO VOTE,
PLEASE. ALL RIGHT, SO SENATOR
MCGUIRE IS ASKING FOR AN I VOTE,
SENATOR JONES IS ASKING FOR A NO
VOTE. CLERK WILL CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN I'LL GO TO GAIL. I LET Ó I
ASKED YOU AYE, ATKINS. BECKER. I
BLAKE SPEAR. HI, BRADFORD. BUY
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. I DOLLY.
NÓ DODD. THERE ARE SO I ADMIN.
BY GLASER. GONZALES. HIGH GROVE.
NO 0.0. AYE, JONES. NÓ LAIRD.
AYE. LIMÓN. I REQUIRE EYE
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN.
HI WHEN NO NEIL Ó. NO JO'BURG.
NO BIG DEAL. AYE, PORTANTINO.
HI, ROD. BYE. RUBIO. THEY ARE
TOE. NÓ SKINNER. AYE. SMALL
QUIVERS. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
I HAVE. AH, AYE. WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO I COULD CALL THE ROLL
ONE MORE TIME. ATKINS. BARBIERO.
GOD. AYE. RUBY. UM. VOTE OF 29
TO 8. THE MOTIONS ADOPTED.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. SENATOR
MENJIVAR. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. AT THE REQUEST OF THE
AUTHOR, PLEASE PLACE FILE ITEM
86 A B 11 47 ON THE INACTIVE
FILE. THANK YOU, SENATOR. THE
CLERK WILL NOTE. OTHER
MICROPHONES UP FOR MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. ONLY ONCE GOING
TWICE, OKAY? ALRIGHT MEMBERS.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE BACK TO
SENATE TO FILE 1 15 FILE ITEM 1
15. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 14 84.
BY SO MANY MEMBERS OF YOUR UH,
FOREIGN MANAGERS. PREPARE TO THE
CLERK. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 84 BY SO MANY MEMBERS
SUBURB AND ACTUALLY INTO PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT. SENATOR SMALLWOOD
CUEVAS FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S OF
BERTA PRESENT A B 14 84, A
BUILDING STRENGTHENS THE RIGHTS
OF TEMPORARY WORKERS. A B 14 84
ALLOWS A UNION REPRESENTING
PERMANENT WORKERS TO REQUEST
THAT TEMPORARY WORKERS
PERFORMING SIMILAR WORK BE
INCLUDED IN THE SAME BARGAINING
UNIT. TEMPORARY WORKERS BY
ALLOWING THEM TO PARTICIPATE.
CITIES AND COUNTIES HAVE GROWN
INCREASINGLY RELIANT ON
TEMPORARY WORKERS AND INSTEAD OF
CREATING PERMANENT POSITIONS,
WHICH HAS LED TO A LARGE
COMMUNITY OF WORKERS WHO DO NOT
RECEIVE RETIREMENT, DISABILITY
OR HEALTH INSURANCE. WE WANT TO
MAKE SURE THAT WE ARE RESPECTING
THE RIGHTS OF ALL OF THOSE
WORKERS, AND IN ADDITION TO
INCORPORATING FEEDBACK FROM THE
ADMINISTRATION. PREVIOUS
AMENDMENTS HELPED TO REMOVE
OPPOSITION FROM THE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA HEALTHCARE
DISTRICTS AND THE CALIFORNIA
ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC HOSPITALS
. SO PLEASE JOIN ME IN ASKING
FOR MY VOTE. DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS. MATTER
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE MEMBERS.
SENIOR MICROPHONES UP IF THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN. ALL RIGHT, JILL. NÓ
ARCHULETTA. I ASKED YOU ACTING'S
BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. I GAVE YELLOW CORTESI.
I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. NO TERRAZZO.
HI, ADMIN. AYE, GLASER. HE'S ALL
THIS. AYE, GROVE. NO OR DATO. HI
JONES. NO. LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE HI. I MAJOR BAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. I WIN. NO NEIL Ó.
NOW A JOB. OH, NO DEAL. AYE,
PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH. RUBIO.
SEE OUR TOE. NÓ SKINNER. HI
SMALL DRIVERS. I STERN I AM
BERG. I WILL NOW. WIENER. I
WILL. NO. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ONE MORE TIME. ALAN ASHBY.
ATKINS. BECKER. AYE. PIERROT
GLASER. NO. RUBIO. AYE. VOTE OF
25 TO 11 THAT MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE GONNA MOVE BACK TO MOTIONS
AND RESOLUTIONS WANT TO
RECOGNIZE SENATOR ROTH. SENATOR
ROTH. UNDER MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS, MAN, SIR. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE
MOVE. FILE ITEM NUMBER 67, MAYBE
832 AND FILE ITEM NUMBER 88 83
82. HMM. TO THE INACTIVE FILE.
THE DESK WILL NOTE. ALRIGHT
MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO
FILE ITEM 1 16. THIS IS A B 58.
80 58 BY A SELLING MEMBER
CHOLERA. SENATOR CORTEZ IS THE
FLOOR MANAGER OF THE CLERK WOULD
PLEASE READ. ASSUME WE BUILT 58
BY SOMEONE MEMBER CHOLERA AND
ACCURATELY INTO DOING TO
DIVERSION. SENATOR FROM SAN
JOSE. FLOOR IS YOURS. ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MAYBE
50. IT'S A SIMPLE BILL THAT
WOULD EXTEND THE SUNSET DATE OF
THE YOUNG, ADULT DEFERRED ENTRY
PROGRAM. UNTIL JANUARY. 1 2026
THAT'S PROGRAM THAT AUTHORIZED
SELECTED COUNTIES INCLUDING ALL
METER BEAUTY AND ABOUT AND SANTA
CLARA, MY HOME COUNTY TO OUR
YOUNG ADULTS BETWEEN 18 TO 25
YEARS OF AGE, YOU HAVE COMMITTED
NONVIOLENT FELONIES. Tð.
VOLUNTARILY ENTER INTO THE
PROGRAM THAT WILL OFFER AGED
APPROPRIATE SERVICES IN THE
JUVENILE SYSTEM. THESE PROGRAMS
ARE WORKING EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT
THEY ARE BY EXTENDING THE SUNSET
DATE BY TWO YEARS. MAYBE $58
PILOT COUNTIES JUST THE PILOT
COUNTIES TO CONTINUE OFFERING
THIS PROGRAM TO GIVE A YOUTH.
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY RECEIVE
ASIA. APPROPRIATE SERVICES
QUICKLY ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR CORTEZ. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE?
FEMALE MICROPHONES UP IF THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN I WROTE A GIVEN I
WANT YOU TO AYE, ASHBY. AYE,
ACTING'S BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR.
AYE, BRADFORD. I CAVIAR? OH,
CORTESI. HI DAILY. NO GOD. I
TERRAZZO. I ADMIN. GLASER.
GONZALEZ. I GROVE. NO OR DATO
JONES. NÓ LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN HI
MCGUIRE. AYE, MENJIVAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. I WIN. NO NEIL Ó.
NO ACTUAL BOOK. NO, BUT YOU
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT RUBIO. I
SEE OUR NÓ SKINNER. I SMILED
RIVERS. STERN. I AM BERG. AYE.
HOB. AYE, WIENER. AYE, WILK.
PLEASE CALL THE DISTRACTED
MEMBERS ONE MORE TIME. HACKINGS.
CAVIAR Ó. EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER.
AYE. POTATO. SMALL GRIEVERS.
AYE. WILK. NO. AND A VOTE OF 29
TO 8. THAT MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE
GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO FILE OUT
AT 1 17 THIS ASSEMBLY BILL 785
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO
CLARK WOULD PLEASE READ. THAT'S
WHEN WE BUILD 7 85 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANTIAGO AND
ACT RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY. SO THE DISTINGUISHED
MEMBER FROM LOS ANGELES SENATOR
DURAZO, THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. A B 7
85 RESPONSE TO THE HOMELESS
EMERGENCY IN LOS ANGELES BY
REMOVING BARRIERS THAT SLOW THE
CONSTRUCTION OF HOMELESS HOUSING
BY CREATING AND EXTENDING SEQUEL
EXEMPTIONS FOR PUBLICLY FUNDED,
HOMELESS AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING
PROJECTS IN LOS ANGELES UNTIL
2030 RECENT AMENDMENTS SPECIFY
THAT ALL OF THE AFFORDABLE
HOUSING PRODUCED SHOULD BE DEED
RESTRICTED AND REQUIRES THE LEAD
AGENCY TO ENSURE THAT ELIGIBLE
PROJECTS MEET SPECIFIED LABOR
STANDARDS. THIS BILL IS
SPONSORED BY LOS ANGELES MAYOR
KAREN BASS HAS RECEIVED
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT TO DATE AND
HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
SENATOR RAZO AND HE DISCUSSION
ON THIS MEASURE. SEE NONE. THE
CLERK PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN
I ALREADY GIL. BY OUR GELATO. I
ASKED YOU. BY ACTING'S BECKER. I
BLAKE SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CAVIAR? OH, CORTESI. I TELL YOU
AYE, DODD. I DURAZO. I ADMIN.
HI, GLASER. HIÂU SALAS. AYE,
GROVE. I THOUGHT, OH, AYE,
JONES. I LAIRD HI. MOM. MCGUIRE
. MENU BAR. BY MEN. NEWMAN. HI
WHEN I KNEEL Ó. OF JOE BOLTON,
I PRESUME. PORTANTINO I BROUGHT
AYE, RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. AYE,
SKINNER. I SMILED WAIVERS,
STERN. I AM BERG. I ROBBED
WIENER. I WILL. HI. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ATKINS.
CABALLERO. LIMÓN. MCGUIRE BY
HELLO. BYE. THE VOTE OF 37 TO 0.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. I WANT TO
THANK THE GOOD WORK OF OUR
MAJORITY LEADER AND THEY'RE HIS
STAFF. I WOULD NOTE THAT THE
NEXT TWO AUTHORS ARE NOT AT
THEIR DESK. ALRIGHT WE'RE GONNA
MOVE NEXT MEMBERS TO FILE OUT IN
1 19. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 17
20 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
BAUER-KAHAN. SENATOR SKINNER'S
THE FLOOR MANAGER OF THE COURT
WOULD PLEASE READ ASSEMBLY BILL
17 20 BY SOMEBODY MEMBER
BAUER-KAHAN. AND ACTUALLY INTO
CLINICS. SENATOR FROM BERKELEY.
SENATOR SKINNER. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT, MEMBERS A B 17 20.
ENSURES THAT MEDICAL ULTRASOUNDS
ARE PROVIDED IN LICENSED
SETTINGS BY MEDICAL PROVIDERS.
UNLICENSED ULTRASOUNDS DO NOT
USE INSURANCE, AND THEY PUT
UNINSURED PATIENTS AT
DISPROPORTIONATE RISK. UNLIKE
OTHER STATES, ULTRASOUNDS IN
CALIFORNIA DO NOT REQUIRE ANY
SPECIFIC CERTIFICATION OR
LICENSURE. SO HAVING THE
ULTRASOUND CONDUCTED IN THE
LICENSE SETTING AND BY A MEDICAL
PROVIDER. PROTECTS OUR PATIENTS
. I RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I VOTE
. THANK YOU, SENATOR SKINNER.
ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS?
LEGISLATION. S¼ NONE. CLARK,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN. I
WROTE A DEAL. HI, ARCH ILETO. I
ASKED YOU BY ATKINS. BECKER HIGH
SHAKESPEARE I, BRADFORD. AYE.
CAVIAR. OH, CORTESI. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. THERE ARE SO AYE, EGGMAN.
GLASER. I GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE.
NO POTATO. AYE, JONES. NÓ LAIRD.
AYE, LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. HI. I
MEAN, JABBAR. I MEN. BY NEWMAN.
I WIN. NO, MILO. NO ACTUAL BOOK.
NO PODIUM. AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO. AYE,
SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER. I SMILED
WAIVERS. AYE, STERN. HI,
HAMBURG. I WILL HAVE AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO IT'S
CALLED THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ATKINS CAVIAR Ó. DODD. NGUYEN.
HI. DODD? AYE. 32 8. THE MEASURE
PASSES SENATOR BECKER, ARE YOU
PREPARED? OKAY, WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE TO FILE ITEM. 1 20. THIS IS
A B 43 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
HOLDEN. CLERK. PLEASE READ.
SOMEBODY BUILT 43 BY SOME
REMEMBER HOLDEN AND ACTUALLY
INTO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS.
SENATOR BECKER. THANK YOU RISE
TO PRESENT A B 43. THIS IS
FOCUSED ON REDUCING EMBODIED
EMISSIONS IN BUILDING MATERIALS.
EMBODIED EMISSIONS ARE A MEASURE
OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS THAT
ARE RELEASED DURING ALL THE
STEPS TO MANUFACTURE AND
TRANSPORT A PRODUCT. THAT WE BUY
. THE REASON WE CARE ABOUT THIS
IS ABOUT 40% OF THE BUILDINGS.
CARBON FOOTPRINT OVER HIS WHOLE
LIFETIME COMES FROM THE BODY. UH
THE BODIED EMISSIONS IN THE
MATERIALS USED TO BUILD IT 40.
HISTORICALLY ARE SUSTAINABLE. UH
OUR SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS HAVE
PRIMARILY FOCUSED. REDUCING THE
EMISSIONS CAUSED BY THE ENERGY
THE BUILDING USES. THAT'S ONLY
60% OF THE TOTAL. THIS IS THE
OTHER 40% LAST YEAR, WE PASSED
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN'S BILL
2446, WHICH TASK CARD WITH
CREATING A PROGRAM TO MEASURE
AND REDUCE THE EMBODIED
EMISSIONS OF OUR BUILDINGS. THIS
BILL DOES SOME CLEANUP ON LAST
YEAR'S BILL AND AUTHORIZES CARB
TO CREATE AN EMBODIED CARBON
CREDIT TRADING SYSTEM, WHICH
WOULD GIVE BUILDERS AND MATERIAL
SUPPLIERS AND MORE FLEXIBILITY
FOR COMPLIANCE. I'M PLEASED TO
CO OFFER THIS BILL
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HOLDEN AND
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR BECKER
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION.
SAYING NO FURTHER DISCUSSION.
CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN I BROUGHT A GIRL. ARCH. LET
Ó I ASKED BIÂU. HI, ATKINS.
BECKER. BY BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. I GAVE ER OH CÁC. I
DOLLY. NÓ DODD. HI THERE AS Ó.
I MEAN, I GLASER I GONZALEZ.
HIGH GROVE. NO 0.0. JONES. NO.
THERE I THE MOMENT. HI MCGUIRE.
MENU BAR. I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I
WIN. NO NEIL Ó. NO ACTUAL BOOK,
NO PODIUM. PORTANTINO I RATHER
RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER.
I SMILED GRAVIS. AYE, STERN. I
AM BERG. HI, BOB. WIENER. AYE.
WELL. NO, PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS OF BACKINGS. CAVIAR Ó.
OR DATO. MCGUIRE AYE. BROUGHT.
ON A VOTE OF 27 TO 8 TO MEASURE
PASSES. WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE ITEM. 1 21. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 12 15 BY ASSEMBLY
MEMBER CARILLO. MANAGERS
PREPARED CLERK. PLEASE READ. WE
BUILT 12 15 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WHEN YOU CREATE LOW AND NOT
GOING INTO HOUSING. SENATOR FROM
FULLERTON. SENATOR NEWMAN FLOOR
IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE ON BEHALF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WENT TO KOREA
TO PRESENT A B 12 15, WHICH WILL
RE ESTABLISH THE PARIS
ASSISTANCE WAS SUPPORT PROGRAM
ALSO KNOWN AS PAUSE TO
ADMINISTER AN AWARD GRANTS TO
HOMELESS AND DOMESTIC DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE SHELTERS THAT PROVISION
. THIS BILL WILL ALSO PROVIDE
FOOD AND BASIC VETERINARY
SERVICES FOR PETS AND ALLOW A
PATHWAY FOR THEIR PERMANENT
HOUSING PLACEMENT. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CARILLO. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR NEWMAN. I
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION.
IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. SEE NO OBJECTIONS. EYES 38
0 AT THE MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE
GONNA MOVE TO FILE IT IN 1 22.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 5 72 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER HANEY. SENATOR
SKINNER. ARE YOU PREPARED? OKAY?
CLARK, PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BILL 5 72 BY SOMEONE MEMBER
HANEY AND ACTUALLY INTO COMMON
INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS. SENATOR
FROM BERKELEY, SENATOR SKINNER.
UM THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
MEMBERS. A B 5 72 CAPS ANNUAL
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS FEE
INCREASES AT 5% OF C P. I AND
WITH A MAXIMUM OF 10% FOR BELOW
MARKET RATE HOMEOWNERS, IT ONLY
APPLIES TO DEVELOPMENTS WITH
GOVERNING DOCUMENTS SIGNED AFTER
JANUARY. 1ST 2025 AND EXCLUDES
DEVELOPMENTS WITH LESS THAN 20
UNITS. UM MOST RECENT AMENDMENTS
HAVE REMOVED CB AYE AYES
OPPOSITION AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. SENATE
SENATOR SKINNER'S OPENED THE
DEBATE ON THIS LEGISLATION ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEEING
NONE. CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. PALIN. HI, RHODA GIL.
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ASHBY. AYE,
ATKINS. BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, CORTESI. I
DOLLY. NO GOD. I DURAZO. I
EGGMAN. GLASER. I CAN SALAS.
AYE, GROVE. NO PHOTO. AYE,
JONES. NO. THERE. AYE. LIMÓN
MCGUIRE AYE. BEEN JABBAR. I
MEAN, HI, NEWMAN. I WIN. NO NEIL
Ó. NO PATROL BOAT. NO PODIUM.
HI, PORTANTINO. I ROCK. HI,
RUBIO. I SEE OUR TOE. NÓ
SKINNER. HI SMALL FLAVORS. AYE,
STERN. HI, HAMBURG. I HAB HI
WIENER. I WILL. NO. CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALVARADO GILMAN. BYE. ACTING'S
CAVIAR Ó. LIMÓN.
OKAY ALRIGHT. ON A VOTE OF 29 TO
8, THE MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS
THIS IS THE MOMENT I KNOW YOU
ALL HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. WE'RE
GOING TO NOW GO TO UNFINISHED
BUSINESS SO THAT OUR SENATE
BILLS THAT HAVE COME BACK FROM
THE ESTEEMED ASSEMBLY HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON OUR
FLOOR. A REMINDER THAT. TO SPEAK
TO THE AMENDMENTS THAT HAVE
OCCURRED SINCE THEY LEFT OUR
HOUSE WOULD BE THE APPROPRIATE
THING TO ADDRESS, UH, IN YOUR
PRESENTATION, SO WE'RE GONNA
BEGIN WITH FILE ITEM 49 AND
MOVING THEN TO HIGHLIGHT THEM 24
THAN THE FILE ITEM NINE. SO 49
24. NINE SO WE'RE GONNA BEGIN
WITH SENATE BILLS. 6 16 BY THE
DISTINGUISHED SENATOR FROM LONG
BEACH, SENATOR GONZALEZ. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 6 16 BY
SENATOR GONZALEZ AND ACCLIMATING
TO EMPLOYMENT. THANK GONZALEZ.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS TO
SB 616 REDUCE THE NUMBER OF PAID
SICK DAYS AND EMPLOYERS ARE
REQUIRED TO PROVIDE FROM 7 TO 5
DAYS. ADDITIONALLY, THE
AMENDMENTS DELETE A SECTION
REFERENCE IMPACTING RAILROAD
WORKERS. THIS CHANGE ACTUALLY
REFLECTS THE INCREDIBLE PROGRESS
THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN ACHIEVED
THIS YEAR, AND I WANT TO THANK
THE REAL WORKERS FOR THEIR WORK
WITH US ON THIS BILL, AND SINCE
THE INTRODUCTION OF THIS BILL IN
JANUARY, RAIL WORKERS RAILROAD
WORKERS IN CALIFORNIA HAS ONE
HISTORIC COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
AGREEMENTS AND INCLUDE PAID SICK
DAYS AND RETALIATION
PROTECTIONS. THAT ALLOW THEM TO
USE THAT LEAVE WITHOUT
PENALTIES, WHICH IS A MAJOR
VICTORY FOR THEM. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE ON CONCURRENCE
IN THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS.
THANK YOU, SENATOR GONZALEZ. ANY
DISCUSSION? SEE NO MICROPHONES
UP, CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALLEN. I BROUGHT A GIRL. LET HIM
I ASKED BE. AYE, ACTING'S HI,
BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. I W R O CORTESI. I
DOLLY. NO GOD. TERRAZZO. I
EGGMAN. GLASER. GONZALEZ. GROVE.
NO TOTO I JONES. NO, LARRY BY
HI. MCGUIRE HI, JABBAR. I MEAN,
BYE. NEWMAN. HI NGUYEN. NEW
LOVE. NO. NGUYEN. NO. HORRIBLE
NO, BUT YOU AYE, PORTANTINO. I
BROUGHT RUBIO. I SEE OUR TOE. NÓ
SKINNER. BY SMALL DRIVERS BY
STERN. BY HAMBURG. AHA! HAMBURG.
I HAB AYE, WIENER. I WILL KNOW
THE ABSENT MEMBERS GIL NO.
CAVIAR. OH DOT GLASER. ROD. THE
VOTE OF 27 TO 9. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
CONGRATULATIONS SENATOR GONZALEZ
FOR GETTING YOUR BILL TO THE
GOVERNOR'S DESK. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 24. THIS
IS S B 14 BY SENATOR GROVE, THE
CLERK. PLEASE READ. SENATE BILL
14 BY SENATOR GROVE AND ACTUALLY
INTO FELONIES. SENATOR GROVE.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. TODAY
COLLEAGUES I RISE TO PRESENT SB
14 15 14, WHICH WILL CLASSIFY
THE SEX TRAFFIC GIVEN MINOR
SELLING A CHILD FOR SEX IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS A STRIKE
UNDER THE THREE STRIKES LAW.
SENATE BILL 14 TO BUY POWDERS
AND MEASURE WITH WITH 64 CO
AUTHORS IN THE LEGISLATURE WOULD
LIKE TO THANK MY INCREDIBLE
JOINT AUTHORS WHO HAVE BEEN WITH
ME FROM THE VERY BEGINNING, AND
I KNOW WE'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO USE
NAMES, BUT I'M CALLING OUT
SENATOR RUBIO AND SENATOR
CABALLERO, WHO STOOD BY ME FROM
THE VERY BEGINNING. BUT ALSO
LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE CO
AUTHORS AND EVERY SENATOR ON
THIS FLOOR THAT UNANIMOUSLY GOT
THIS BILL OUT OF THE SENATE AND
OVER TO THE ASSEMBLY S B. 14 IS
A VICTIM'S PROTECTIONS MEASURE
IN A RECENT AMENDMENTS THAT WERE
TAKEN IN THE ASSEMBLY ALREADY
AFFIRMED WHAT'S IN STATUTE AND
ENSURE THAT VICTIMS OF HUMAN
TRAFFICKING ARE PROTECTED UNDER
THE LAW. 14 WILL SERVE TO
PROTECT FUTURE GENERATIONS. BY
STOPPING PEOPLE FOR ENGAGING IN
THIS HORRIFIC CRIME. THE BILL
RECEIVED NO NO VOTES AND
MIRACULOUSLY MADE IT BACK TO OUR
HOUSE AND GOT OFF THE ASSEMBLY
FLOOR 82 0 ON MONDAY. SB 14 WILL
SEND A DIRECT MESSAGE TO THOSE
COMMITTING THIS HORRIFIC CRIME.
SELLING OUR CHILDREN FOR SEX IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THAT WE
WILL NO LONGER STAND BY AND
TOLERATE THIS AND YOU WILL SERVE
LENGTHY PRISON SYSTEM SYSTEM.
YOU WILL SERVE A LINK. FLEE
PRISON SENTENCE IF YOU TRY TO
PERPETRATE THIS CRIME AGAINST
OUR CHILDREN RESPECTFULLY ASKED
FOR AN EYE BOAT. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. I
SEE SENATOR RUBIO. FIRST STEP.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT, UM AND
COLLEAGUES TODAY I ALSO WANT TO
JUST RICE AND SHARE A FEW WORDS
ON THIS MEASURE. FIRST OF ALL, I
WANT TO THANK THE CENTER FROM
BAKERSFIELD FOR HER TENACITY.
HER AND I HAVE BEEN IN THIS
FIGHT FOR ABOUT THREE YEARS,
MAKING SURE THAT THIS GETS
THROUGH IN HER WORK CLEARLY NOW
SHOWS YOU KNOW WE HAVE IT IN OUR
HOUSE. BUT I WANT TO JUST KIND
OF STATE THAT, UM I'VE BEEN HURT
. I KEEP HEARING THIS BILL BEING
REFERRED TO AS EITHER LEFT OR
RIGHT ISSUE, AND I JUST WANT TO
HIGHLIGHT THAT THIS SHOULD NOT
BE HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH
POLITICS. THIS IS A HUMAN ISSUE.
A LOT OF OUR CHILDREN ARE BEING
TAKEN AND SOLD FOR SEX. AND THAT
IS JUST HORRIFIC. NO MATTER
WHERE YOU LAND ON ANY SIDE OF
THE AISLE. AS A LONGTIME VICTIMS
ADVOCATE. YOU KNOW, I JUST WANT
TO STRESS HOW IMPORTANT IT IS
THAT WE SEND A MESSAGE THAT'S
SELLING CHILDREN. FOR SEX IS NOT
ACCEPTABLE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AND MY HEART ACHES
EVERY TIME I HEAR THESE STORIES.
VICTIMS WHO TELL ME PERSONALLY
WHAT THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED THE
HORRIFIC STORIES. THEY'RE SOLD
AS YOUNG AS FIVE YEARS OLD. SO I
WANT US TO THINK ABOUT EVERY
TIME YOU SEE YOUR DAUGHTER
GRANTS DAUGHTER, WHOEVER IT IS
JUST THINK OF THEM GOING THROUGH
SOMETHING LIKE THAT. AND SO I
THINK IT'S LONG OVERDUE. I THINK
THAT IT IS TIME THAT WE STAND
WITH THEIR CHILDREN. UM I KNOW
THAT FOR ME IS A PERSONAL FIGHT
TO PROTECT CHILDREN. I ALSO KNOW
THAT MY COLLEAGUES EVERYONE HERE
ON THIS FLOOR HAS FOUGHT TO
PROTECT CHILDREN. BUT I THINK
THIS BILL JUST SENDS THE MESSAGE
THAT WE STAND UNITED WHEN IT
COMES TO THE SAFETY OF OUR
CHILDREN, AND THAT'S IN ANY
COMMUNITY. AND SO I ALSO WANT TO
SAY THAT UM TO ALL THE VICTIMS
WHO HAVE COME FORWARD AND
THEY'VE TALKED TO ME. THEY
TALKED TO THE OUT THERE FROM
BAKERSFIELD. THEY'VE SHARED
THEIR STORIES. THIS IS A MESSAGE
TO ALL VICTIMS THAT WERE HERE.
WE HEAR YOU. WE SEE YOU AND WE
WANT TO HELP YOU. AND I HOPE
THAT THIS BILL REALLY IS AN
INDICATION THAT YOU ARE IN GOOD
HANDS WITH THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY
. AND WITH THAT I WANT TO ALSO
THANK ALL OF OUR COLLEAGUES FOR
WORKING HARD TO HELP US. GET
THIS OVER THE FINISH LINE. AND
WITH THAT I ALSO ASKED FOR AND I
WILL. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR RUBIO HAVE SENATORS
JONES, ALVARADO, GILL AND NGUYEN
START WITH SENATOR JONES. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. PERMISSION TO
READ, PLEASE, WITHOUT OBJECTION
. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT FROM
GOVERNOR NEWSOM'S TWITTER PAGE.
HENRY IN RESPONSE TO REPORTER
ANNOUNCING THE 79 0 VOTE IN THE
ASSEMBLY. GOOD TO SEE. THANK YOU
AT ROBERT RIVAS UNDERSCORE C A
FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP. AND I WANT
TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE SPEAKER
AS WELL FOR HIS LEADERSHIP IN
GETTING THIS THROUGH THE
ASSEMBLY, BUT I THINK PRIOR TO
THAT I WANT TO THANK THIS FLOOR.
AND THIS BODY OF SENATORS IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. BECAUSE
BEFORE IT WENT TO THE ASSEMBLY
IT HAD TO PASS OUT OF HERE. AND
THIS BILL PASSED OUT OF THE
SENATE AND A 40 TO 0 VOTE. AND
WHEN IT WENT TO THE ASSEMBLY.
THERE WAS A LARGE CONTINGENT OF
SENATORS. THAT BACKED UP SENATOR
GROVE ON THIS BILL, AND I WANT
TO SAY THANK YOU TO EVERY SINGLE
ONE OF YOU. AND I KNOW THAT
SENATOR GROVE HAS THE GRACE OF
ONE OF OUR PREVIOUS PRESIDENTS.
HIS MODEL WAS THERE IS NO LIMIT.
TO WHAT YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH IF
YOU DON'T CARE WHO GETS THE
CREDIT. AND I KNOW THAT SENATOR
GROVE IS HAPPY TO SHARE. THE
CREDIT WITH ALL OF US. THAT HAD
THE FORESIGHT TO LEAD. THIS
ISSUE TO THE LEGISLATURE IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND I HOPE
WILL BE AN EXAMPLE FOR THE REST
OF THE COUNTRY TO FOLLOW. THANK
YOU. AND I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR JONES.
SENATOR ALVARADO. GIL FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU WANT TO CHERISH
THIS VERY MOMENTOUS OCCASION?
UM, TO HONOR THE THREE WOMEN WHO
LEAD ON THIS. MY COLLEAGUE FROM
MERCED, MY COLLEAGUE FROM
BALDWIN PARK. AND MY COLLEAGUE
FROM BAKERSFIELD. AS A FRESHMAN
LEGISLATOR. I DON'T I CONSTANTLY
LOOK TO MODELS ON THE FLOOR AND
HOW WE SERVE HERE IN CALIFORNIA
, NOT ONLY TO UNDERSTAND THOSE
SHOES THAT I'M STEPPING INTO,
BUT TO UNDERSTAND THE PITFALLS
THAT WE'VE MADE IN THE PAST. AND
THIS BILL TRULY EXEMPLIFIES THE
MOST BRILLIANT AND COMMEMORATIVE
. PIECE OF LEGISLATION THAT'S
COME ACROSS MY DESK THIS YEAR,
AND I JUST WANT TO THANK THESE
WONDERFUL WOMEN FOR LEADING FOR
BEING EXCELLENT MENTORS AND FOUR
THROUGH SWEAT TEARS AND LOVE
BRINGING FORWARD THIS ISSUE THAT
IMPACTS ALL OF US, REGARDLESS OF
WHETHER WE'RE TOUCHED BY THE
ISSUE PERSONALLY. UM OR KNOW OF
SOMEONE? THIS IS ONE OF THOSE
PIECES OF LEGISLATION. I WISH I
NEVER HAD TO VOTE ON BECAUSE IT
SHOULD HAVE JUST ALREADY BEEN
HERE BEFORE I GOT HERE. UM BUT
IT HADN'T AND MY UNDERSTANDING
IS THAT MY COLLEAGUE FROM
BAKERSFIELD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
THE WOMEN THAT I ADORE HERE ON
THE FLOOR AS MY COLLEAGUES NOW
HAVE CONTINUED TO FIGHT AND
NAVIGATE AND NEGOTIATE AND NEVER
GIVE UP. SO THANK YOU FOR BEING
THAT EXAMPLE OF MAGNIFICENCE AND
I LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING ON
THIS JOURNEY WITH ALL OF YOU. UM
I SINCERELY URGENT I VOTE. THANK
YOU, SENATOR. I HAVE SENATOR
DUIN AND THEN SENATOR ASHBY,
SENATOR NGUYEN. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. TODAY. WE'RE SENDING
A MESSAGE. A MESSAGE THAT OUR
CHILDREN COMES FIRST, AND WE
WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES IN
CALIFORNIA TO PROTECT THEM. AS I
MENTIONED A LOT I HAVE A 10 YEAR
ON A 12 YEAR OLD. I WOULD DO
ANYTHING TO PROTECT MY TWO
CHILDREN. AND I WOULD DO
ANYTHING TO PROTECT ALL
CHILDREN, CALIFORNIA AND THIS IS
ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT
LEGISLATION THAT WE GET TO
IMPACT. THIS IS MY SEVENTH YEAR
HERE. ONE THAT I WOULD NEVER
FORGET. BUT WE CAN'T DO IT
WITHOUT EVERYBODY HERE. FROM
MARSH FROM SENATOR GROVE TO
EVERYBODY HERE. TO THE PRO TEMP
TO THE SPEAKER. WE CAN'T BE HERE
WITHOUT EVERYBODY COMING
TOGETHER, UNITING BECAUSE OUR
ONE GOAL IS TO PROTECT THESE
CHILDREN. BECAUSE EVERY DAY
EVERY SECOND WE LOSE THEM. AND
THEN OUR OWN COMMUNITIES. IT'S
HAPPENING ACROSS THE STATE. AND
SO I AM SO PROUD TO STAND WITH
YOU TODAY. TO PUT A STAMP OR ONE
OF THE BIGGEST LEGISLATION. THAT
IS GOING TO PROTECT OUR CHILDREN
AND TELL THOSE WHO WANTS A SEX
TRAFFIC THEM. THAT WE'RE NOT
GOING TO ALLOW IT TO HAPPEN IN
THIS STATE. AND SO I AGAIN WANT
TO THANK EVERYBODY FOR YOUR
INVOLVEMENT FOR YOUR CO
AUTHORSHIP AND LIKE THE MAJORITY
MINORITY LEADER SAID. WE CAN'T
DO THIS WITHOUT IT PASSING HERE
FIRST. AND SO I REALLY
APPRECIATE THIS BIG LEGISLATION
AND WHAT WE ARE SENDING ACROSS
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, SENATOR. LAST
MICROPHONE THAT I SEE UP CENTER
ASHBY. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
TO THE SENATOR FROM BAKERSFIELD.
AMAZING WORK FROM A TENACIOUS
WOMAN. YOU POURED YOUR FULL
HEART. INTO THIS BILL, NOT JUST
FOR YOUR OWN KIDS AND GRANDKIDS,
BUT FOR ALL OF OURS, AND I JUST
WANTED TO RISE TODAY TO SAY
THANK YOU. AND ALSO TO NOTE THAT
OUR FRIEND THE SENATOR FROM
MERCED IS NOT HERE TODAY. BUT I
KNOW BECAUSE SHE TOLD ME MANY
TIMES, HELP PROUD SHE IS TO BE
STANDING WITH YOU AND SENATOR
RUBIO ON THIS BILL, AND THE
THREE OF YOU DESERVE A TON OF
CREDIT FOR WALKING THIS PATH
TOGETHER. THANK YOU TO THE
AUTHOR AND THE CO AUTHORS, THE
SENATE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
AND AUTHOR. THANK YOU FOR TAKING
AMENDMENTS TO MAKE SURE THAT WE
PROTECT THE VICTIMS AS BEST THAT
WE CAN MOVING FORWARD WITH THIS
LEGISLATION. YOU ARE AN
INCREDIBLE WOMAN. AND I KNOW
THIS IS A BIG DAY FOR YOU. AND I
JUST WANT TO THANK YOU FOR NOT
GIVING UP WHEN IT GOT HARD. I
URGE AND I VOTE. THANK YOU
SEEING NO OTHER MICROPHONES UP
THE SENATOR FROM BAKERSFIELD.
YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO
CLOSE THE DISCUSSION. THANK YOU
, MR PRESIDENT. THREE YEARS AGO,
I WENT TO A HUMAN TRAFFICKING
AWARENESS. UM SYMPOSIUM AND I
LISTENED TO DESPERATE PERKINS
TELL THE STORY ABOUT HOW SHE WAS
TRAFFICKED AT SEVEN YEARS OLD.
AND UM, HOW SHE BECAME A
SURVIVOR. WHAT SHE THE DESTITUTE
PORTION OF HER LIFE AND HOW SHE
BECAME A SURVIVOR. AND THEN SHE
CAME UP TO ME AND SHE SAID WITH
MY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, I WISH
THIS WAS A SERIOUS FELONY IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND PEOPLE
THAT ARE REPEAT OFFENDERS.
BECAUSE THEY ARE REPEAT
OFFENDERS WOULD GO TO PRISON FOR
A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME. SO I
BROUGHT THAT IDEA UP HERE THREE
YEARS AGO IT DIED. WE GOT A
BRAND NEW PUBLIC SAFETY CHAIR
THIS YEAR. AND I CAN TELL YOU
THAT I APPRECIATE ALL OF YOU ON
THIS FLOOR, BUT THERE ARE PUBLIC
SAFETY CHAIR. SHE CHAMPIONED
THIS BILL FOR ME. SHE REALLY DID
A GOOD JOB EVERY TIME SHE MET
WITH THIS ASSEMBLY PUBLIC SAFETY
, SHE MADE SURE THAT SHE
CHAMPIONED THIS BILL ON MY
BEHALF. I WANT TO THANK HER FOR
IT. EVERYBODY REMEMBERS THE
PHOTO OF THE YEAR, RIGHT? UM
WHEN MY COLLEAGUE FROM SAN
FRANCISCO VOTED FOR THIS BILL IN
PUBLIC SAFETY AND POLITICAL
LISTED OUR PHOTO OF ME HUGGING
HIM. I JUST HAVE OVERWHELMING
EMOTION. THERE'S NOT A LOT OF
THINGS THAT MY COLLEAGUE IN SAN
FRANCISCO AND I AGREE UPON. BUT
WE AGREE THAT SELLING CHILDREN
FOR SEX IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA SOMETHING THAT NEEDS
TO BE FIXED AND ADDRESSED.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BONTA AGREES AS
WELL. SO I CAN TELL YOU THAT IT
WAS. THIS IS JUST A GREAT DAY
FOR SURVIVORS. UM I'VE HAD A LOT
OF SURVIVORS, BUT FOR IN
PARTICULAR THAT HAVE BEEN
STANDING BY MY SIDE FROM THE
BEGINNING. I WOULD HOPE THAT IF
THE GOVERNOR DECIDES TO SIGN
THIS, UM, THAT HE WOULD ALLOW
SURVIVORS TO COME UP AND BE A
PART OF THAT CEREMONY. AND, UM,
I WANT TO THANK THE MEDIA. YOU
KNOW? BACK IN THE DAY. THE MEDIA
USED TO BE IN THIS BUILDING ALL
THE TIME, AND THEY USED TO
EXPOSE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT
HAPPEN. AND I KNOW ALL OF US.
DOESN'T MATTER WHAT SIDE OF THE
AISLE WE'RE ON. HAVE PROBLEMS,
SOMETIMES WITH OUR ASSEMBLY,
PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT OR
COMMITTEE. AND I THINK THEY
PULLED BACK THE CURTAIN JUST A
LITTLE BIT. TO LET PEOPLE KNOW
WHAT WAS REALLY GOING ON WHEN IT
CAME TO PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUES IN
THE ASSEMBLY. I THANK THE MEDIA
FOR ENGAGING THOUSANDS UPON
THOUSANDS OF CALIFORNIANS THAT
ENGAGED IN THIS PROCESS. BUT
MOST OF ALL, I THINK ALL OF YOU,
MY COLLEAGUES WHO SAW THIS BILL
FOR WHAT? IT WAS A GOOD PUBLIC
SAFETY BILL TO PROTECT OUR
CHILDREN AND UNANIMOUS
UNANIMOUSLY PASSED IT OFF THE
FLOOR. I ASKED FOR YOUR
CONFIRMATION OF THIS BILL TODAY
CONCURRENCE AND LIKE I SAID WITH
THE AMENDMENTS THAT WERE TAKEN.
THEY JUST REAFFIRM WHAT'S
ALREADY IN STATUTE AND
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN I VOTE
. ALL DEBATE HAVING CEASED. THIS
MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLL ROLL CALL. IS
THERE ANY OBJECTION? TWO
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL C NINE EYES
39 NO. ZERO ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN CONGRATULATIONS
, SENATOR GRILL, FORGETTING HER
LEGISLATION TO THE GOVERNOR'S
DESK. MEMBERS WERE GOING TO MOVE
BACK TO LIFT THE CALL ON FILE
ITEM. 1 11 FILE ITEM 1 11. GONNA
LIFT THAT CALL. AND ASKED THE
CLERK TO CALL THE ROLL AGAIN.
ACTUAL LETTER. HI. BLACK SPEAR.
AYE. BRADFORD. CAVIAR Ó. DODD.
GLASER. NEWMAN. ROTH. RUBIO.
HAMBURG. ON A VOTE OF 21 TO 11.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. MEMBERS.
WE'RE GONNA GO BACK TO ASSEMBLY
TO ASSEMBLY. THIRD READING.
OKAY, ASSEMBLY, THIRD READING.
AND WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN WITH
FILE ITEM 1 18. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 5 18 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WICKS. THE FLOOR. FOR MANAGER.
UH, YOU WANT TO BILL RED OR NOW?
NO. OKAY WE'RE GOING TO
RECOGNIZE THE SENATOR FROM LOS
ANGELES. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. AT THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR,
PLEASE MOVE. FILE ITEM 1 18 A B
5 18 TO THE INACTIVE FILE. THANK
YOU. THE DESK WILL NOTE.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM 123. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
10, 32 ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PACHECO.
FLOOR MANAGER ASSEMBLY MITTEN AS
SOON EXCUSE ME, SENATOR AMBERG.
IS PREPARED. CLERK. PLEASE READ
. SOME WERE BUILT IN 32 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MACHIKO. AND
ACTIVELY IN THE COURTS. SENATOR
AMBERG. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
COLLEAGUES UM MAYBE 10 30 TO
MODIFY THE TRIAL COURT
INTERPRETER, EMPLOYMENT AND
RELATIONS ACT AND WHAT IT DOES
IS IT UPDATES THE FRAMEWORK TO
ENCOURAGE COURTS TO HIRE
INTERPRETERS AS EMPLOYEES RATHER
THAN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. I
URGE AND I VOTE ANY DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS MEASURE.
ALRIGHT SEE NO MICROPHONES UP.
WE DO HAVE MEMBERS OFF THE
FLOOR. SO WE'RE GOING TO GO
THROUGH THE ROLL CALL JUST ONE
TIME AND THEN IT WILL GO ON
CALL. SO THE CLERK PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL, ALAN. I WROTE A GUILD.
ACTUALLY TO HI, ASHBY. ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY.
I DOLLY. NO. DODD. THERE ARE SO
I MEAN, I GLASER. I GONZALEZ.
AYE, GROVE. NO, HER DAUGHTER. HI
JONES. NÓ LAIRD. AYE, LIMÓN.
MCGUIRE AYE. MENJIVAR. I MEAN,
BY NEWMAN. I WIN. NO NEIL Ó. NO
PATROL BOAT. NO VIDEO. I
PORTANTINO HI, ROD. RUBIO. I SAY
ARE TOO NÓ SKINNER. I SMILED
WAIVERS. I TURN HI, HAMBURG. I
KNOW HOW HI WIENER. BY WILK. NO.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
ALAN BYE. OF RODA GIL. HI.
ASHLEY. HI. BECKER. CAVIAR Ó.
DODD. AYE. ON A VOTE OF 32 8.
THE MEASURE PASSES EXCUSE ME
MOVING A CALL? THAT'S RIGHT.
WE'RE GONNA MOVE A CALL ON THAT
BILL. WE HAVE A MEMBER OF THE
FLOOR.
OKAY WE'RE GONNA MOVE TO FILE
AND 1 24. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
7 60 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON.
SENATOR FADIA IS PRESENTING THE
CLERK. PLEASE READ ASSUMING
BUILT 7 60, BY SOME REMEMBER
WILSON, AN ACT RELATING TO
PUBLIC POST SECONDARY EDUCATION.
PRESIDENT I'M HERE TO PRESENT A
B 7 60 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
WILSON WHICH WOULD PRESENT PRE
PERMIT EXCUSE ME. CALIFORNIA
STATE UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA STUDENTS AND
FACULTY TO DESIGNATE THEIR
AFFIRM NAME FOR OFFICIAL USE
WHILE AT THE UNIVERSITY,
PERMITTING INTERNAL RECORDS SUCH
AS CLASS ROSTERS OR CAMPUS
IDENTIFICATION CARDS TO REFLECT
AN INDIVIDUAL'S AFFIRM NAME. THE
CSU AND UC SYSTEMS CAN ELIMINATE
SYSTEMIC DEAD NAMING OF
TRANSGENDER AND NON BINARY
STUDENTS AND FACULTY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK OR YOUR IPHONE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. MEDIA
DISCUSSION MEMBERS ON THIS ITEM.
I SEE NO MICROPHONES UP CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ONE TIME,
FOLKS, AND THEN WE'RE GOING TO
PUT IT ON CALL TO GIL. HI,
ARCHULETTA. I ASKED ME ATKINS
BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR. BRADFORD.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. DELI.
DODD. I TERRAZZO. I EGGMAN. AYE,
GLASER. GONZALES. I GROW.
POTATO. AYE, JONES. NÓ LAIRD.
HI, RAMON. MCGUIRE. I MENTION
BAR. I MEAN, NEWMAN. I WHEN
HELLO. KOBO. THE DEAL. AYE,
PORTANTINO. ROD. RUBIO. I SEE
OUR TÂM. GET HER. AYE, SMALL
GREVERS. I TURN I AM BERG. I
WOW. AYE, WIENER. I WELCOME.
SENATOR PADILLA MOVES A CALL.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM. 1 25. THIS IS ASSEMBLY
BILL 13 40 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
GARCIA. SENATOR NEWMAN IS
PREPARED CLERK. PLEASE HURRY.
SOMEBODY BUILT 13 40 BY SOME
MEMBER GARCIA. GOING TO SCHOOL
ACCOUNTABILITY. SENATOR FROM
FULLERTON OR IS YOURS. THANK YOU
, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA TO
PRESENT A B 13 40, WHICH WILL
PROVIDE ENHANCED TRANSPARENCY
AROUND THE EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES
OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN
ORDER TO BETTER ENSURE THAT
THESE STUDENTS ARE GETTING THE
RESOURCES THAT THEY NEED ON
BEHALF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA I
RESPECTFULLY AS YEAR I VOTE
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION.
OKAY, YOU'RE CALLING. SEE NOW
WE'RE GOING TO GO THROUGH THE
ROLL ONE TIME AND THEN ON CALL.
CLICK. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL,
ALLEN. I WROTE IT, GIL. HI, ARCH
ILETO. I ASKED YOU. AYE. ATKINS.
BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR. OH,
COURTESY. BY DOLLY AYE, DODD. I
TERRAZZO. HAGMAN. BY GLASER. I
GONZALEZ. GROWTH. OR DATO. BY
JONES. AYE, LAIRD. AYE, MOMENT.
MCGUIRE. BY MAJOR BAR I MEANT
AYE, NEWMAN. I WIN. NEVER I
PATROL BERG. I DO. PORTANTINO
RATHER AYE, RUBIO. I SEE OUR.
SKINNER. AYE. SMALL QUIVERS. I
START. I AM BERG. I HA! AYE,
WIENER. AYE, WILK. ALRIGHT.
SENATOR NEWMAN. THANKS TO CALL
FOR THIS BILL, PUT IT ON CALL.
THE NEXT STEP IS 1 26 FILE OUT
OF 1 26 A B 92 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY'S
SENATOR AMBURG TO PRESENT CLERK.
PLEASE READ BILL 92 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY AND
ACTIVATING THE CRIMES, SENATOR
EMBURGH. FAMOUS PRESIDENT. THIS
BILL SIMPLY SAYS THAT IF YOUR
PROHIBITIVE CARRYING A FIREARM
YOU MAY NOT PURCHASE BODY ARMOR
URGENT. I VOTE ANY DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS MATTER,
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEE NONE.
CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL,
ALLEN. I WROTE THE GUILT. MARCH
LETTER. HI, ASHLEY. I. ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR Ó
CORTESI. I DOLLY. DONE. I
TERRAZZO. I ADMIN. HI, GLASER.
HI GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. NO 0.0.
NO JONES. NÓ LAIRD. AYE. THE
MOMENT. BYE. MCGUIRE BY
MENJIVAR. BY MEN. NEWMAN. I WIN.
NEIL Ó. BROUGH. TÌM BY
PORTANTINO. I RATHER AYE, RUBIO.
I SEE OUR TOE. NÓ SKINNER. I
SMILED WAIVERS. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. I HAB AYE, WIENER. I WILL.
AYE. SENATOR UMBERG MOVES A
CALL. NEXT STEP MEMBERS FILE
ITEM 1 27. XABI 10 68 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VALENCIA.
CLERK. PLEASE READ. BILL 10 68
BY SOME MEMBER VALENCIA AND
ACTUALLY INTO THE PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION. SENATOR
FROM SAN DIEGO. SENATOR PADILLA,
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT ARRIVES TO PRESENT
A B 10 68 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VALENCIA. MAYBE
10 68 AIMS TO PROVIDE GREATER
ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY
TO THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITY
COMMISSIONS DECISION MAKING
PROCESS. BY ENSURING THAT ALL
INTERESTED STAKEHOLDERS ARE ABLE
TO PARTICIPATE. THE BILL
ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY ALLOWING
WRITTEN EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS
DURING THE COMMISSION'S QUIET
PERIOD WHEN MATERIAL
MODIFICATIONS TO PROPOSE
DECISIONS ARE MADE. THIS MEASURE
ENJOYS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT, AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEN NONE OF THE CLERK. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. I WILL GO. HI,
ARCH ILETO. HI I ATKINS AYE,
BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. BRADFORD
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. DELI. I
DIED. AYE, DURAZO. HI, ADMIN.
AYE, GLASER. AYE. GONZALES.
GROVE. I THOUGHT, OH, JONES. HI
LARRY. I LIMÓN MCGUIRE. MENU
BAR, YOU KNOW? MEN. NO. NEWMAN I
WHEN NEVER ADJUSTABLE. VIDEO.
HI, PORTANTINO. BYE. BROUGHT
RUBIO. SEYARTO SKINNER. HI SMALL
RIVERS. STERN. HAMBURG. I WOULD
HAVE WIENER. WILK. HI. HI.
SENATOR SENATOR PADILLA MOVES A
CALL NEXT STEP FILE ITEM. 1 28.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 69 5 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PACHECO.
SENATOR AMBERG IS THE FLOOR
MANAGER CLERK. PLEASE READ.
ASSEMBLY BILL 6 95 BY SOMEONE
MEMBER PROSECCO AND ACTUALLY
INTO JUVENILES. SENATOR FROM
ORANGE COUNTY. THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND OTHERS. UH A B 6 95 WOULD
CREATE THE JUVENILE DETENTION
FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT GRANT
PROGRAM. URGENT I VOTE
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. DISCUSSION
ON THIS LEGISLATION. SEE NONE
FOR PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. HELEN.
AYE. ABOUT TO GIVE THEM I
STILETTO. BY ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS
BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. I GOT ZERO COURTESY.
AYE. DELI. DODD. HI, DURAZO. HI.
EGGMAN. NÓ GLASER. I SALAS. NÓ
GROVE. POTATO. AYE, JONES. I
LAYERED ALL RIGHT. THE MOMENT.
MCGUIRE LIMÓN. AYE. MCGUIRE I
MAJOR BAR. NO MEN. HI. NEWMAN. I
WHEN I KNOW. WHAT ABOUT I VIDEO
AYE, PORTANTINO. RIGHT? RUBIO. I
SAY OUR TÂM. BY SKINNER. I
SMILED QUIVERS. STERN. HI, I'M
BRIG. HIÂU HOB. AYE, WIENER.
AYE, WILK. ALL RIGHT, SENATOR
AMBERG MOVES A CALL. NEXT STEP
IS FILING AND 1 29. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 4 80 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S KING. CLARK,
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 4 80
BY SOME OF THE MEMBER TEAM AND
ACTUALLY INTO LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
BACK TO THE SENATOR FROM ORANGE
COUNTY. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT,
COLLEAGUES. A B 4 80 BY SOME
REMEMBER, TING IS THE PRODUCT OF
HARMONIZATION AND COMPROMISE
BETWEEN SENATOR CABALLERO AND
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TING,
CONSIDERING THE SURPLUS LANDS
ACT WHAT THIS BILL DOES IN
CLOSES, IT CLOSES SEVERAL
LOOPHOLES, IN PARTICULAR FOR
LANDS THAT ARE LEAST IN LANDS
THAT ARE SOLD AT LESS THAN
MARKET VALUE PROVIDES CERTAIN
EXEMPTIONS, FOR EXAMPLE, FOR
LARGE SITE MIXED USE
DEVELOPMENT. UM AND I URGE AND I
VOTE. ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
LEGISLATION. SEE NO MICROPHONES
UP THE CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN I BROUGHT A GIRL. HI,
ARCH ILETO. ASHBY. AYE, ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. CAVIAR OH, COURTESY. I
DOLLY! NÓ DODD. I TERRAZZO. I
ADMIN. AYE, GLASER. I GONZALEZ.
I GROWTH. NO. JONES. NO. THERE.
AYE, MOMENT. BY MAGUIRE. AYE,
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE. NEWMAN. I
WIN. NO NEIL Ó. NO TROUBLE. NO.
BUT THE, UM I AM PORTANTINO. I
ROB I AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL RIVERS. I TURN HI,
I'M BRIG. I HAB WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. SENATOR AMBERG MOVES A
CALL. NEXT STEP. FILE ITEM. 1 30
. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 8 12 BY
SELLING MEMBER BOERNER HORVATH.
SENATOR RUBIO IS THE FLOOR
MANAGER OF THE CLERK. PLEASE
READ THE BILL. SEMI BUILT A 12
BY SOMETHING MEMBER BOERNER. AND
ACTIVATING THE HOUSING. SENATOR
RUBIO. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
SENATE. I'M PROUD TO PRESENT A B
A 12 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER BOERNER
A B 8 12 WOULD ALLOW LOCAL
GOVERNMENT HAS SET ASIDE UP TO
10% OF VERY LOW, LOW OR MODERATE
INCOME HOUSING FOR ARTISTS WHEN
THAT HOUSING IS LOCATED WITHIN
ONE HALF MILE OF A STATE OR
LOCAL, CULTURAL DISTRICT ARTISTS
ARE THE LIFEBLOOD OF OUR
CULTURAL COMMUNITIES, SADLY,
CULTURAL ARTS DISTRICTS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE HAVE
EXPRESSED CONCERNS THAT THEY
STRUGGLED TO RETAIN ARTISTS
WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES. A B 8
12 WILL GIVE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
OF FLEXIBILITY NECESSARY TO SET
ASIDE AFFORDABLE UNITS FOR LOW
INCOME ARTIST AND HELP PREVENT
FURTHER DISPLACEMENT OF ARTISTS
AND OUR CULTURAL DISTRICTS. THIS
BILL HAS NO OPPOSITION AND
PASSED WITH UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
LEGISLATION? SEE NONE. THE CLERK
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN AYE.
ABOUT THE GAME. AYE, ARCHULETTA.
AYE, ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS BY
BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. I CABALLERO CORTESI.
AYE, DELI. GOD. AYE. THERE IS
OH, AYE, EGGMAN. HI GLASER.
GONZALES. HIGH GROVE. POTATO.
JONES. NÓ LAIRD. AYE. THE MOUNT
AYE, MCGUIRE. I MENTIONED BUG. I
MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I WIN. NO
NEIL Ó. NO, A KOBO. AYE. HERE.
PORTANTINO I BROUGHT AYE, RUBIO.
AYE SEYARTO TOÀN, AYE SKINNER.
HI. SMALL WEATHERS I STERN. HI.
I'M BERT. I WOULD HOB I WEAR I
WILL. SENATOR RUBIO MOVES A
CALL. NEXT STEP IS FILING OF 1
32 A B 9 34. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
MURATSUCHI. CLERK. PLEASE READ
THE BILL. ASSEMBLY BILL 9 34 BY
SOME REMEMBER MURATSUCHI AND ARE
AN ACT RELATING TO TEACHER
CREDENTIAL, E. SENATOR FROM
FULLERTON, SENATOR NEWMAN
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE ON BEHALF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S MURATSUCHI TO
PREVENT EIGHT TO PRESENT A B 9
34, WHICH WILL REQUIRE THE
COMMISSION TEACHER CREDENTIALING
TO DEVELOP A PUBLIC AWARENESS
CAMPAIGN TO RECRUIT MORE
TEACHERS. THE BILL HAS ENJOYED
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY. MARY MURATSUCHI. I
RESPECTFULLY YESTERDAY I VOTE
THANK YOU, SENATOR. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM? SEE NO
MICROPHONES UP THE CLERK. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN I BROUGHT A
GIRL. HIGH STILETTO. AYE, ASHBY.
I. ATKINS. AYE, BECKER. BLAKE
SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. CAVIAR.
OH, COURTESY. AYE, DALIA. AYE.
DODD. I TERRAZZO. AYE, EGGMAN.
BY GLASER. I. GONZALES. AYE,
GROVE. HI. JONES. BY LAIRD. THE
MOMENT. BY MAGUIRE. AYE,
MENJIVAR. I MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I
WHEN I KNEEL, Ó I TRIED BOOK. I
AM. PORTANTINO I RATHER BY
RUBIO. CR TWO. HI SKINNER. BY
SMALL QUIVERS. AYE, STERN. AYE.
NUMBERED. I WOW. WIENER. I WILL.
AYE. SENATOR NEWMAN MOVES A CALL
NEXT STEP FILE ITEM. 1 33. THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 11 50 BY THE
COMMITTEE ON WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE. CLAIRE, PLEASE READ.
SOMETHING BILL 11 50 BY
COMMITTEE ON WATER PARKS AND
WILDLIFE. AND ACTUALLY INTO
PARKS AND RECREATION. SENATOR
FROM IRVINE. SENATOR MINUTES
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. A B 11 50 IS THE
STATE PARKS OMNIBUS BILL IT
SUPPORTS SUPPORT IS TECHNICAL
CHANGES. PLEASE VOTE. I ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION.
SEE NONE. CLERK. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. AYE. BROUGH GUILD. ARCHER
LETTER. I ASKED B. AYE, ATKINS.
HI, BECKER. BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY.
AYE, DELI. I GOT. THERE ARE SO I
ADMIN. AYE GLASER HIGH GONZALES.
GROWTH. FOR 0.0. AYE, JONES.
AYE, LAIRD. I THE MOMENT.
MCGUIRE. MINIBAR I MEAN, HI,
NEWMAN. I WENT I KNEW ALOT. I
GOLDBERG. I VIDEO PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT RUBIO. THEY ARE. AYE,
SKINNER. AYE. SMALL QUIVERS.
STERN. I AM BERG. I WOULD HA!
AYE, WIENER. I WILL. I SENATOR
MEN LOSE A CALL. NEXT STEP IS
FILE ITEM 1 34. THIS IS A B 10
15 48 BY SELLING MEMBER WICKS.
SENATOR WEINER IS THE FORMER
MANAGER. AND HE SEEMS PREPARED.
AND ENTHUSIASTIC WITH THE CLERK.
PLEASE READ SOMETHING BUILT 10
48 BY SOMETHING MEMBER WICKS AND
ACT RELATING TO HEALTHCARE
COVERAGE. TAKING A BREATH.
SENATOR WIENER. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. WHAT'S
CALLED MULTITASKING? UM I RISE,
PRESENTING 10 48 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WICKS.
REGULATORY EXEMPTIONS HAVE
ALLOWED DENTAL PLANS TO RESTRICT
PATIENT BENEFITS WITH ARBITRARY
WAITING PERIODS. DENIAL OF
COVERAGE FOR PREEXISTING
CONDITIONS AND INCREASES IN
PATIENT PREMIUMS WITHOUT
INCREASING BENEFITS. SEVERAL
COMMERCIAL DENTAL PLANS REQUIRE
A WAITING PERIOD RANGING FROM
THREE MONTHS. THE 12 MONTHS
BEFORE ENROLLEES CAN EVEN ACCESS
FOR BENEFITS. THESE ARBITRARY
TIMEOUTS ARE OFTEN IMPOSED ON
MEDICALLY NECESSARY SERVICES
LIKE CROWNS AND ROOT CANALS,
LIMITING PATIENT'S ABILITY TO
ACCESS CARE WHEN NEEDED.
COMMERCIAL DENTAL PLANS CAN ALSO
IMPOSE EXCLUSIONS FOR ENROLLEES
WHO HAVE PRE EXISTING DENTAL
CONDITIONS, WHICH IS OUTRAGEOUS.
WHILE HEALTH PLANS MUST UNDERGO
A PREMIUM RATE REVIEW. DENTAL
PLANS ARE EXCLUDED FROM THIS
REVIEW PROCESS, LEADING THE
RISING EXPENDITURES AND OUT OF
POCKET COSTS FOR CONSUMERS. A
SURVEY FROM THE CALIFORNIA
HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION FOUND THAT
38% OF CALIFORNIANS HAVE A
FAMILY MEMBER WHO SKIPPED DENTAL
CARE LAST YEAR DUE TO HIGH COST
MAYBE 10 48 ADDS IMPORTANT
PATIENT PROTECTIONS TO DENTAL
COVERAGE, ELIMINATING LOOPHOLES
THAT DENY COVERAGE AND THEN THAT
INCREASE OUT OF POCKET COST. IT
ALSO ADDS ACCOUNTABILITY AND
TRANSPARENCY MEASURES. THIS BILL
HELPS MAKE CLEAR THAT ORAL
HEALTH CARE IS CORE HEALTHCARE.
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR AN I VOTE
. THANK YOU TO THE SENATOR FROM
SAN FRANCISCO. ANY DISCUSSION ON
THIS? MEASURE. ANY DISCUSSION.
SEE NONE. CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN BY THE GUILD. OUR
GELATO. I ASHBY. I. ATKINS. AYE,
BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR. BRADFORD.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. DELI. I
DONE THERE WAS Ó. HI, EGGMAN.
GLASER. HI GONZALEZ. GROWTH.
POTATO. AYE, JONES. LAIRD? AYE.
LIMÓN MCGUIRE BYE. MAJOR BAR.
MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN HI,
NEIL Ó. A TROLL BUG. THE DEAL.
PORTANTINO ROD. BY RUBIO. I SEE
OUR TOE. SKINNER. SMALL QUIVERS.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I WILL
HAVE AYE, WIENER. I WELCOME AYE.
SENATOR WIENER MOVES A CALL.
MEMBERS A SHOUT OUT TO ALL OF
YOU FOR YOUR DILIGENCE. TODAY
WE'RE MAKING GREAT PROGRESS IN
OUR FILE AND CERTAINLY TO YOUR
STAFF AND TO OUR SENATE STAFF.
FOR WORKING SO HARD TO MAKE
EVERYTHING LOOK SO EFFORTLESS
HERE ON THE FLOOR. WE'RE GOING
TO MOVE TO FIRELIGHT AND 1 35.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 6 20 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY. THE
CLERK WOULD READ ASSEMBLY BILL 6
20 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CONNOLLY
AND ACT RELATING TO HEALTHCARE
COVERAGE. SENATOR FROM SANTA
BARBARA. SENATOR LEMOND. THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. A B 6 20
WOULD REQUIRE HEALTH PLANS TO
COVER MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY
AND ALLOW CALIFORNIANS SUFFERING
FROM THESE DISORDERS TO HAVE
GREATER ACCESS TO NUTRITIONAL
SUPPORT, IN ADDITION TO
MEDICATION BY EXPANDING HEALTH
INSURANCE COVERAGE TO MEDICALLY
NECESSARY FOODS, WHICH HAVE
PROVEN TO REDUCE SYMPTOMS AND
IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR LIMÓN ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION?
SEE NO MICROPHONES UP. CLARK,
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. BALANCE. I
GOTTA GIL. ARCHER LETTER. I
ASKED YOU AYE, ATKINS. HI,
BECKER. BY BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR COURTESY.
BY DOLLY DODD. I TERRAZZO. I
ADMIN. HI, GLASER. GONZALES.
GROWTH. FOR 0.0. AH! BY JONES.
LARRY BY THE MOMENT. I REQUIRE I
BORROW BY MEN. NEWMAN. I WHEN.
HI, NEIL Ó. BUT YOUR BOOK. I
AM. PORTANTINO I ROB BY RUBIO.
AYE, SEYARTO. SKINNER. AYE.
SMALL QUIVERS. STERN. I AM BERG.
I WILL HAVE AYE, WIENER. I WILL.
BYE. SENATOR LIMÓN MOVES A CALL
FOR PURPOSES. EVIDENCE OF
EMOTION RECOGNIZED SENATOR
ASHBY. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AT THE REQUEST OF THE
BROKENHEARTED AUTHOR, I
REGRETFULLY REQUEST THAT FILE
ITEM 1 36 A B 51 BE SENT TO THE
INACTIVE FILE. THE DESK WILL
NOTE. WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT TO
FILE OUT IN 1 37. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 5 29 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL. FLOOR
MANAGERS PREPARED THE CLERK
WOULD PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
5 29. BY SOMEBODY MEMBER GABRIEL
AND ACT RELATING TO ADAPTIVE
REVIEWS. SENATOR BLAKE SPHERE.
THANK YOU. PRESIDENT AND
COLLEAGUES 85 29 INCENTIVIZES
LOCAL JURISDICTIONS TO DEVELOP
UNDERUTILIZED COMMERCIAL LAND
INTO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BY
INCLUDING ADAPTIVE REUSE TO THE
LIST OF PRO HOUSING CRITERIA
WHEN GRANTING A PRO HOUSING
DESIGNATION. THIS BILL HAS
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT WAS ZERO. NO
VOTES, AND I RESPECTFULLY URGE
AND I VOTE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
TO THE SENATOR FROM ENCINITAS.
ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
LEGISLATION. SEEING NONE OF THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. ALAN I'LL RATHER GUILT. I
LET Ó I ASKED YOU AYE, ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR. BY
BRADFORD. HI CABALLERO COURTESY.
AYE, DALIA. I DIED. I'D RATHER
GO. I AGREE IN. BY GLASER HIGH
GONZALEZ. GROWTH. POTATO. JONES.
AYE, LAIRD. HI. LIMÓN AYE,
MCGUIRE. HI. MENU BAR. HIÆN HI.
NEWMAN. I WHEN BY NEELA. AYE.
BYE. VIDEO. HI, PORTANTINO. ROD.
AYE RUBIO. I SEE OUR TOE. AYE,
SKINNER. I SMILED QUIVERS. AYE,
STERN. HAMBURG. I WOULD HAVE
AYE, WIENER. I WILL. RIGHT? THE
SENATOR FROM ENCINITAS MOVES A
CALL. NEXT STEP MEMBERS IS
FILING AND 1 38. THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 16 04 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BANTA. CLARK
WOULD PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL
16 04 BY SOME REMEMBER BONTA.
AND I BELIEVE INTO CHARTER
SCHOOLS. SENATOR FROM FULLERTON
, SENATOR NEWMAN, THE FLOOR IS
YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE
TO PRESENT A V 16 04 ON BEHALF
OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA. THIS
MEASURE WAS INTRODUCED IN
RESPONSE TO THE STATE AUDITOR'S
REPORT ON SHORTER SCHOOL
FACILITY GRANT AND CONDUIT
REVENUE BOND PROGRAMS
ADMINISTERED BY THE CALIFORNIA
SCHOOL FINANCE AUTHORITY,
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA AND
FORMER ASSEMBLY MEMBER IN
EDUCATION SHARE PATRICK
O'DONNELL JOINTLY REQUESTED THE
AUDIT LAST YEAR AFTER LEARNING
THAT GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS
INTENDED FOR THE PAYMENT OF RENT
AND LEASE EXPENSES BY CHARTER
SCHOOLS. WERE IN A NUMBER OF
CASES BEING CONVEYED TO RELATED
PARTY SUBSIDIARIES OF CHARTER
SCHOOLS TO PAY OFF THE BONDS AND
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES. THE
AUDITOR'S FINDINGS, RELEASED IN
FEBRUARY OF THIS YEAR, FOUND
THAT ALTHOUGH THE CALIFORNIA
SCHOOL FINANCE AUTHORITY HAS
BEEN DUTIFULLY ADMINISTERING
THESE PROGRAMS WITH FIDELITY TO
EXISTING LAW, EXISTING LAW LACKS
NECESSARY SAFEGUARDS TO FULLY
PROTECT PUBLIC FUNDS AND ENSURE
THE PUBLIC INVESTMENT. IN
PUBLICLY FUNDED INFRASTRUCTURE.
CONSEQUENTLY THE AUDITOR
PROPOSED SEVERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
TO STRENGTHEN THE ADMINISTRATION
OF THIS PROGRAM. A B 16 04
ENACTS THE MOST IMPORTANT OF
THESE RECOMMENDATIONS. FIRST THE
BILL WILL ENSURE THAT CHARTER
SCHOOLS RECEIVING THESE GRANTS,
LOCAL STUDENTS WILL BE
PRIORITIZED FOR ADMISSION,
THEREBY AFFIRMING THE PROGRAM'S
ARTICULATED GOAL OF SERVING LOW
INCOME COMMUNITIES. SECOND THIS
BILL WOULD ENHANCE CONFLICT OF
INTEREST REVIEW CONSISTENT WITH
THE ORDERS RECOMMENDATIONS BY
REQUIRING THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL
FINANCE AUTHORITY TO UPDATE ITS
REGULATIONS AND CONDUCT ANNUAL
SPOT CHECKS ON A RANDOM SAMPLE
OF RECIPIENTS OF GRANT PROGRAM
FUNDS. THIRD THE AUDITOR
RECOMMENDED STRENGTHENING
EXISTING LAW TO PREVENT
PERSPECTIVE NEGATIVE IMPACTS
CAUSED BY CHARTER SCHOOL
CLOSURES. TO ACHIEVE THIS
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE ASSEMBLY
EDUCATION COMMITTEE REQUIRED
THAT AN ENTITY MANAGING A
CHARTER SCHOOL, WHICH IS CLOSED
IN WHICH HAD RECEIVED
SUBSTANTIAL FUNDING FOR PROPPED
98 TO FIRST OFFER RIGHT OF FIRST
REFUSAL FOR THE PURCHASE OR
LEASE OF THE PROPERTY AT COST.
TO ANOTHER EDUCATION PROVIDER,
INCLUDING ANOTHER CHARTER
SCHOOL. EXCUSE ME. THANK YOU.
DOING SO WILL ESTABLISH PARITY
WITH THE PROCESS THAT PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FOLLOWING THE DISPOSAL
OF ANY OF THEIR SURPLUS
PROPERTIES. WHEN THIS BILL CAME
TO SENATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE, I
TOOK VERY SERIOUSLY THE
OPPOSITION'S CONCERNS THAT THE
PROPOSED REVISED PROCESS FOR
DISPOSING OF A CHARTER
ORGANIZATIONS ASSETS MIGHT CAUSE
UNDUE DELAYS AND THEREBY
POSSIBLY PREVENT SHORTER
MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS. FOR
MAKING TIMELY PAYMENTS ON ANY
OUTSTANDING DEBT. THE
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SUBSEQUENTLY
WORKED WITH MY COMMITTEE ON
AMENDMENTS, WHICH PROVIDED
STRAIGHTFORWARD BASIS FOR
EXEMPTION FOR THE SELLERS IF
THEY CAN CERTIFY THAT THIS WOULD
BE THE CASE IN LIGHT OF THOSE
CONCERNS, AND FOR THE AVOIDANCE
OF DOUBT, A LETTER TO THE
JOURNAL WILL BE SUBMITTED,
MAKING CLEAR THAT IT IS THE
UNDERSTANDING AND INTENT OF THE
LEGISLATURE THAT THE NOTICE OF
INTENT TO PURCHASE ENTAILS AN
OBLIGATION TO ABIDE BY THE TERMS
OF THAT AGREEMENT, WHICH
INCLUDES PURCHASE PRICE
ALLOCATION, CLOSING COSTS,
CONTINGENCIES, A LIST OF ANY
REQUIRED INSPECTIONS OR OTHER
CONDITIONS NECESSARY. TO CLOSE
THE SHALE AND THE ANTICIPATED
TIMELINE TO FINAL CLOSURE OF THE
SALE AND ENSURING THAT NO BAD
FAITH TERMS AROUND NON
SOLICITATION, CONFIDENTIALITY OR
EXCLUSIVITY IN NEGOTIATION WILL
STALL OR DELAY NEGOTIATIONS OR
THE INTENT TO MAKE A BINDING
OFFER. ON BALANCE. THE PROPOSED
REFORMS WILL PROVIDED BY A B 16
04 ARE BOTH REASONABLE AND
APPROPRIATE TO PROMOTE
TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND
THE RESPONSIBLE USE OF PROP 98
TAXPAYER DOLLARS TO BETTER
ENSURE THAT OUR INVESTMENTS IN
EDUCATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
BENEFIT STUDENTS TODAY AND
FUTURE GENERATE. SESSIONS WITH
STUDENTS TO COME. ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BANTA, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR NEWMAN
DISCUSSION ON THIS LEGISLATION.
ANY DISCUSSION, SENATOR ECHO
BOGUE. RECOGNIZE THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. AFTER REVIEWING A B
16 04. I WOULD LIKE TO HIGHLIGHT
THE CALIFORNIA STATE TREASURERS
CONCERNS WITH THIS PIECE OF
LEGISLATION. ALTHOUGH THE BILL
IS FRAMED AS A RESPONSE TO A
RECENT STATE AUDIT REPORT, THE
BILL'S CONTENTS ARE NOT IN LINE
WITH THE AUTHOR'S MINDER
RECOMMENDATIONS. THE AUDITORS
MINOR RECOMMENDATIONS. THE STATE
TREASURER HAS STATED THAT
PERMISSION TO READ WITHOUT
OBJECTION. 80 16 04 IS
UNNECESSARY IN THE NEW
REGULATORY PROVISIONS ARE COSTLY
AND REDUNDANT. THE ESTIMATED
COST OF THE BILL TO CARRY OUT
SUCH RELATED PARTY TRAINING
REVIEWS. LEGAL AND OUTSIDE
SUPPORT IS OVER 7 MILLION
ANNUALLY. CHARTER SCHOOL
FACILITY GRANT PROGRAM ALREADY
HAS A HAS A ROBUST REGULATIONS
THAT GUIDE ITS PROGRAM. A B 16
04 CREATES AN ENORMOUS NEW
ADMINISTRATIVE COST AND PROCESS
. THESE ARE NECESSARY COSTS WILL
NEED TO COME OUT OF THE GENERAL
FUND AND AT A TIME THE
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST'S OFFICE
EXPECTS FUTURE BUDGET DEFICITS.
THE STATE TREASURER HAS ALSO
STATED THAT THE FIRST WRITER
REFUSAL IN CLAW BACK LANGUAGE IS
UNWIELDY AND WILL BE TOO COMPLEX
TO IMPLEMENT AND THAT IT ERODES
INVESTOR PROTECTIONS AND MAY
DRIVE UP THE COST OF BORROWING
SIGNIFICANTLY FOR BORROWERS WHO
ALREADY PAY A PREMIUM AS
COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL PUBLIC
SCHOOLS WHEN ACCESSING THE
CAPITAL MARKETS TO SECURE
PERMANENT FACILITIES. THE BILL
RESTRICTS THE VOLUNTARY SALE OF
CHARTER SCHOOL FACILITIES AND
EXTENSIVE TIMEFRAME TO DISPOSE
OF PROPERTY IN THE UNFORTUNATE
CASE OF A SCHOOL CLOSURE. AS A
RESULT, THIS BILL COULD LEAD IT
TO MORE FREQUENT DEFAULTS AND
THE SCHOOL FACILITIES. THE
BOTTOM LINE IS THAT A B 16 04
WILL REDUCE ACCESS FOR LOW
INCOME COMMUNITIES TO SECURE
FINANCING TO ESTABLISH A
PERMANENT HOME FOR GREAT
SCHOOLS. THIS WILL EXASPERATE
THE EXISTING EDUCATION EQUITY
GAPS IN OUR COMMUNITIES. FOR
THESE REASONS. I CANNOT SUPPORT
THE BILL. UH TODAY, AND I ASKED
FOR A NO VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCUSSION MEMBERS? SEE NONE.
SENATOR NEWMAN TO PROVIDE YOU
WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO CLOSE
THE DEBATE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
SO VERY QUICKLY RESPONSE TO MY
COLLEAGUES. ASSERTIONS AT FIRST
, IT IS NOT TRUE THAT THE NEW
REGULATIONS CREATE ENORMOUS
ADDITIONAL COSTS. SECOND TO THE
ASSERTION THAT THE NEW PROTOCOLS
WILL HAVE AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON
FUTURE BOND ISSUES. THAT IS NOT
CLEAR. THAT IS SOMETHING WE'VE
DISCUSSED AND PURSUED AT LENGTH
AND I MADE THE COMMITMENT TO THE
OPPOSITION THAT IF THAT IS, IN
FACT TRUE THAT I'D BE GLAD TO
PURSUE PURSUE A LEGISLATIVE
SOLUTION THEN AND THREE TO THE
ASSERTION THAT THAT WILL CALL
CAUSE MORE FREQUENT DEFAULTS.
THAT IS ALSO NEITHER CLEAR NOR
LIKELY. TRUE THIS IS A GOOD
GOVERNMENT BILL. THIS COMES
DIRECTLY OUT OF A STATE
AUDITOR'S REPORT THIS THE
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL UNTIL THE
APPLICATION OF THE
RECOMMENDATIONS. IT IS SOUND.
IT'S IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF
TAXPAYERS IN THE BEST INTERESTS
OF STUDENTS, AND I ASK FOR YOUR
VOTE. I'LL DEBATE HAVING CEASED.
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
ALAN MY BROTHER GIL. NÓ
ARCHULETTA. ASHBY. BACKINGS. BY
BECKER. BLACK SPEAR. ALRIGHT,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR. OH,
COURTESY. AYE. DELI. NO. DODD.
THERE ARE SO I ADMIN. HI,
GLASER. HI. GONZALEZ. GROWTH. NO
0.0. BY JONES. NO. THERE. AYE,
LIMÓN. REQUIRE I MAJOR BAR. I
MEN. BY NEWMAN. BY WHEN NO NEIL
Ó. NO PATROL BOAT. NO, BUT, UM
BY PORTANTINO. ROD. BROUGHT AYE.
RUBIA. SEE ARTO NÓ SKINNER. AYE.
SMALL GRIEVERS. BY STERN.
HAMBURG STERN. AYE. HAMBURG. BY
A HOB. BY WIENER. AYE, WILK. NO.
GLASER. I DON'T KNOW. SENATOR
NEWMAN MOVES THE CALL. MEMBERS
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR
DILIGENCE TODAY. WE'RE GOING TO,
UH, I GUESS THIS IS A REWARD.
I'M NOT SURE BUT WE'RE GOING TO
TAKE A 10 MINUTE BREAK. WE WOULD
ASK THAT ALL MEMBERS NOT LEAVE
THE CAPITOL GROUNDS HERE. THE
CAPITAL, ACTUALLY. I NOT THE
GROUNDS. AND I LOOK FORWARD TO
SEEING YOU BACK HERE IN 10
MINUTES.
MEMBERS. WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN
OUR SESSION THIS AFTERNOON AND
JUST ABOUT 60 SECONDS, SO YOU
WANT TO INVITE ALL THE MEMBERS
TO COME BACK TO THE SENATE
FLOOR?
THE SENATE WILL COME BACK TO
SESSION. MEMBERS THANK YOU AGAIN
FOR YOUR GOOD WORK TODAY. WE'RE
GOING TO NOW MOVE TO TAKE BILLS
OFF OF CALLS, SO IF YOU WANT TO
GET YOUR DESKS AND YOU KNOW YOU
CAN PRESS THAT LITTLE BUTTON ON
THE TOP OF YOUR COMPUTER THAT
SHOWS ALL THE BILLS THAT YOU ARE
NOT VOTED ON. AND WE'RE GOING TO
GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO VOTE ON
THEM. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO
THAT. SENATOR ASHBY IS A PRO AT
IT. SHE'LL TELL YOU HOW TO DO
THAT. OKAY, SO CAN I GET
EVERYBODY'S ATTENTION? PLEASE.
OKAY SO WE'RE GONNA BEGIN WITH
FILE ITEM 19. FINAL ITEM 99.
VIOLATE HIM. 99 THIS IS A B 16
33. I WANT TO JUST A MOMENT,
PLEASE. OKAY. THE CLERK WOULD
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE FILE ITEM
99. OUT. ATKINS. BRADFORD. HI.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. ZOHS. OR
0.0. LAIRD. LIMÓN MENU BAR.
NEWMAN. BUT HERE PORTANTINO
SMALL GRIEVERS. STERN. HAMBURG.
WE'LL HAVE. A VOTE OF 21 23. THE
MEASURE PASSES NEXT UP IS, UH,
VIOLET IN 1 23. THIS IS A B 10
32 BY CHICO. WE'RE GONNA TAKE
THAT MEASURE OFF OF CALLS.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL AGAIN.
BECKER. ALL RIGHT. CAVIAR ROOM.
THE MEASURE PASSES 31 TO 8. NEXT
STEP IS FILE ITEM 1 24 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WILSON CLERK.
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ASHBY?
AYE. BECCA. I W R O DOLLY!
GROWTH. MEN. AYE. WHEN NEIL Ó.
JOBURG. SEE ART Ó. WILK. THAT
MEASURES OUT 31 TO 1. NEXT STEP
FILE ITEM 1 25 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GARCIA. CLICK.
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. BECKER.
AYE. CAVIAR Ó. THERE WAS Ó.
AYE. GROWTH. AYE. WHEN ALL
RIGHT. PORTANTINO BYE. CR TOÀN.
THAT MEASURE PASSES 39 TO 0.
NEXT STEP IS VIOLENCE ITEM. 1 26
CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ALL
RIGHT, MIGUEL. BECKER. AYE.
CAVIAR Ó. SALLY. NO. WHEN NO.
YELLOW. PATROL BOAT. NO. ALL
RIGHT. THAT BILL IS OUT 30 TO 7.
NEXT STEP IS HIGHLIGHTED 1 27 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S VALENCIA.
CLARK, PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE.
BECKER. AYE. CAVIAR Ó. ORTEZ.
GONZALEZ. POTATO. LIMÓN MCGUIRE
AYE. WHEN AYE. HELLO. HI JO
BURG. AYE. RUBIO. ALL RIGHT.
SMALL GLABER'S AYE. STERN. ALL
RIGHT. STERN. I DON'T KNOW.
WIENER. ALL RIGHT. THE MEASURE
PASSES 32 TO 3. NEXT STEP IS
HIGHLIGHTED 1 28 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PACHECO. CLARK,
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. BECKER.
AYE. CAVIAR. OH, TALLY. GROWTH.
NEELA. PORTANTINO AYE. SMALL
GRIEVOUS. THAT MEASURE. SKIN OR
I DON'T KNOW. THE MEASURE
PASSES. SMALL WORD, CUEVAS. I
DON'T KNOW.
ELLEN. I DON'T KNOW. ALRIGHT,
WE'RE GONNA HAVE THE LAST CALL
ON THIS. HEARING NONE. THAT
MEASURE PASSES 30 TO 6. NEXT
STEP IS HIGHLIGHTING 1 29 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S TING. CLARK,
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ARTICULATE
Ó. HI. BECKER. AYE. CAVIAR. OH,
POTATO. AYE. THAT MEASURE PASSES
31 TO 8. NEXT STEP PILOT AND 1
30 BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER FOREIGNER.
CLARK, PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE.
BECKER. ALL RIGHT. CAVIAR. OH,
DOLLY! NO. GROWTH. NO. WILK.
THAT MEASURE PASSES 33 TO 5.
NEXT STEP FILE OUT OF 1 32 BY
MURATSUCHI. CLARK, PLEASE OPEN
THE ROLE. BECKER. HI. CAVIAR Ó.
GROWTH. AYE. RUBIO. AYE. THAT
MEASURE PASSES 39 TO 0. NEXT UP
IS FILE ITEM 1 33. BY
ASSEMBLYWOMAN BAUER-KAHAN CLERK.
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. BECKER
HIGH CAVIAR. OH, DODD. ALL
RIGHT. GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE.
AYE. ALL RIGHT. RUBIO. AYE.
SMALL GRABBERS. ALRIGHT. THAT
MEASURE PASSES 39 TO 0. NEXT
STEP IS FILING AND 1 34 BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER WICKS. CLARK,
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. CAVIAR Ó
GONZALES. I GROWTH. AYE. JONES.
MENU BAR. MILLER. A JOB. OH,
PORTANTINO ALL RIGHT. SEYARTO.
THE MEASURE PASSES 34 TO 0. NEXT
UP IS FILING AND 1 35 BY
CONNOLLY CLERK PLEASE OPEN THE
ROLE. CAVIAR Ó. GONZALEZ. AYE,
GROVE. JONES. MEN. AYE. HELLO.
THEY ARE TOE. SMALL DRIVERS.
SMALLER CUEVAS. AYE. SMALL
QUIVERS Ó. LAST CALL ON THAT.
ALRIGHT, THAT MEASURE PASSES 35
TO 0. NEXT UP IS FILE ITEM 1 37
BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S GABRIEL
CLARK. PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE.
PIERROT GONZALES. AYE. GROWTH.
PORTANTINO AYE. GROW BY. THAT
MEASURE PASSED 39 TO 0 LAST UP
ON OUR CALL SHEET IS FILING IN 1
38 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S BONTA
CLERK. PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE.
ALAN ACTUALLY IT OH, AND I
ACTUALLY. ASHBY. BECKER. ALL
RIGHT. CABALLERO. DODD.
ARCHULETTA. AYE. THERE'S ALWAYS
AYE. LIMÓN PORTANTINO ALL RIGHT.
RUBIO. VÚI THAT WILL TAKE THEM
OFF. STAY. I DIDN'T HEAR YOU.
HOLD ON. DODD.
WHEN YOU'RE DONE.
THE VOTE OF 26 TO 10. THAT
MEASURE PASSES.
ALRIGHT MEMBERS, AS I MENTIONED
AT THE TOP OF OUR SESSION TODAY
, WE'RE TRYING TO CALIBRATE THE,
UH, THE WORK IN THE ASSEMBLY
WITH OUR WORK HERE AND IN THE
SENATE. MAKE SURE WE'RE ALL
WORKING AND PARTNERSHIP. SO
ACCORDINGLY WE'RE GOING TO TAKE
A VERY SHORT BREAK. PLEASE STAY
IN YOUR SEATS.
THE SENATOR FROM SANTA CLARA TO
DIE. JUST EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE
OKAY. WE'RE GONNA MOVE TO SENATE
BILLS THAT ARE COMING BACK FOR
CONCURRENCE. I KNOW WE'RE ALL
EXCITED ABOUT THAT. AND WE'RE
GOING TO TAKE A MOMENT TO GET
THAT ALIGNED IN OUR SYSTEM SO
THAT YOU ALL CAN GET YOUR BILLS
OUT OF THIS HOUSE. SO WITH THE
EXCEPTION OF ONE INDIVIDUAL WHO
MAY HAVE HIS BILLS PUT AT THE
END OF THE LINE. WE'RE GOING TO
TAKE JUST A VERY SHORT PAUSE.
PLEASE STAY HERE IN THE
CHAMBERS.
MEMBERS I WANT TO INVITE
EVERYONE TO COME BACK TO THE
CHAMBER. PLEASE TAKE YOUR SEATS.
HONEY IS CONCURRENCE ITEMS IF
YOU'RE CALLED AND NOT AT YOUR
DESK. THAT WOULD BE DEFERRED
UNTIL NEXT YEAR. I UNDERSTAND
FROM THE RULES COMMITTEE NOBODY
HEARD THAT. OKAY MEMBERS WE ARE
GOING TO WE'RE GOING TO. WE'RE
GOING TO COME BACK TO ORDER. AND
WE'RE GOING TO GO BACK TO
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. WE HAVE A
COLLECTION OF. CLOSE THE DOOR IN
THE BACK. WE HAVE A COLLECTION
OF OUTSTANDING BILLS FROM OUR
COLLEAGUES THAT HAVE COME BACK
FROM THE ASSEMBLY. WE'RE GOING
TO BEGIN WITH FILE ITEM NINE,
FOLLOWED BY FILE ITEM 11, 12 AND
13. DURING THE CLASS. YOUR
UNDERSTANDING. ALRIGHT FILE ITEM
NINE IS GOING TO PASS
TEMPORARILY, SENATOR MCGUIRE.
AND SENATOR ALSO FILE ITEM 11
AND SENATOR MCGUIRE IS GOING TO
PASS TEMPORARILY. SO THOSE BILLS
WILL BE DEFERRED UNTIL 2024. I'M
ONLY KIDDING. JUST TRYING TO
KEEP MAKING SURE PEOPLE ARE
AWAKE HERE. ALRIGHT? SO FIRST UP
IS FILE ITEM 12. THIS IS A
SENATE BILL 3 54 BY SENATOR A
CO. A BUG AT THE CLERK WOULD
PLEASE READ CENTERVILLE 3 54 BY
SENATOR ROBACH. AN ACT RELATING
TO SPECIAL EDUCATION. SENATOR.
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. SENATE
BELT. 54 IS BACK AND CONCURRENCE
AND WILL ENSURE THAT STUDENTS
WITH DISABILITIES LEARNED IN THE
LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT
AND ACHIEVE EQUALITY, EDUCATION
. THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN THE
ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE COME DIRECTLY FROM THE
CD AND CTC TO GIVE THEM MORE
TIME TO COMPLY WITH THE BILL'S
REQUIREMENTS. SORRY ABOUT THE
ACRONYM SENATOR DAHLE. FROM
SANTA CRUZ. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
ITEM? THIS ITEM IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL THE
OBJECTIONS TO USING A UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. ALRIGHT NO OBJECTIONS
THAT I 39 0 IS THE MEASURE
PASSES ON TO THE GOVERNOR'S
DESK. CONGRATULATIONS SENATOR.
OH, A BUG.
THE NEXT ITEM UP IS VIOLATING 13
BY SENATOR PADILLA WANT TO SEE
IF HE WANTS TO GO TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS HERE FOR HIS ITEM.
WE'VE GOTTA MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. SENATOR VIDIA YOU
RECOGNIZED THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MR PRESIDENT. AT MY REQUEST, I
WOULD LIKE TO MOVE THAT FILE
ITEM AND BUILT TO THE INACTIVE
FILE TESTICLE NOTE. SENATOR
VIDEO. THIS IS FILE ITEM. 13. IS
THAT CORRECT? S P 5 83. YES MR
PRESIDENT FILE ARE 13 SP 583.
THANKS FOR THE CLARIFICATION.
THE DESK WILL NOTE. ARE WE STILL
DOING MOTIONS AND
CONSIDERATIONS? STAYING WITH
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. SENATOR
SKINNER YOU RECOGNIZED. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. AT THE
REQUEST TO THE AUTHOR, I'D LIKE
TO MOVE. FILE ITEM 93 A B 1755
FROM THE COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
TO THE INACTIVE FILE. THE DESK
WILL NOTE ANYTHING FURTHER IN
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS, MEMBERS
ALRIGHT, WE'RE GOING TO MOVE
BACK TO UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
NEXT STEP IS VIOLATED. 16. THIS
IS S P 51 BY SENATOR BRADFORD.
THE CLERK WOULD PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 51 BY SENATOR
BRADFORD AND ACT RELATING TO
CANNABIS. SENATOR BRADFORD
RECOGNIZED. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. S P. 50 ONE'S BACK ON
CONCURRENT AMENDMENT SIMPLY
REMOVE THE URGENCY CLAUSE IN
ORDER TO GIVE THE DEPARTMENT
MORE TIME FOR IMPLEMENTATION. I
RESPECT THAT THREE. I VOTE. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. SEE NONE. CLARK, PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. ALAN HIÂU I
STILETTO. BY ASHBY. BYE. ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. BY BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. I W R O COURTESY I
DOLLY. I DIED. I TERRAZZO. I
AGREE IN GLASER GONZALEZ. AYE,
GROVE. HER 0.0. JONES. LAIRD.
HI. LIMÓN I REQUIRE MENU BAR.
AYE. WHEN. BY NEWMAN. HIÆN
HELLO. AYE. I AM. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO. HI,
SEYARTO. SKINNER. AYE. SMALL
RIVERS. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
AYE. WIENER. I WILL. HI. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS. ONE OF
YOUR GROWTH. POTATO. ALL RIGHT.
JONES. RIGHT? AYE. WHEN SEE OUR
TERM. NO. WHEN NO. CLARK PLEASE
OPEN THE ROLE ONE LAST TIME.
CAVIAR Ó. GROWTH. JONES. NO. ON
A VOTE OF 35 TO 3. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
CONGRATULATIONS, SENATOR
BRADFORD FORGETTING YOUR
LEGISLATION OF THE GOVERNMENT'S
DESK. ALL RIGHT. NEXT UP IS FILE
ITEMS 17 THIS IS A SENATE BILL
67 BY SENATOR CIERTO. CLERK.
PLEASE READ. SENATE BILL 67 BY
SENATOR CR TOE. RELATED TO
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. SENATOR
CIERTO. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. I'M HERE TO PRESENT SB 67,
WHICH IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. SB
67 AND ACCESS STATEWIDE SHARING
OF OVERDOSE DATA THROUGH A
FEDERAL PROGRAM KNOWN AS
ROADMAP. AMENDMENTS IN THE
ASSEMBLY, WHERE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING SB 67 HAS PASSED WITH
UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. SENATOR FROM MYRIAD HAS
OPENED THE DEBATE ANY
DISCUSSION? I SEE NONE. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. THAT OBJECTION IS 39 0.
THIS ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS OR
CONCURRED IN CONGRATULATIONS,
SENATOR SEYARTO FORGETTING YOUR
BILL TO THE GOVERNOR'S DESK.
ALRIGHT NEXT STEP IS FILE ITEM
19 HIGHLIGHT OF 19. THIS IS SP
49449 BY SENATOR BRADFORD. THE
CLERK WOULD PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 4 49 BY SENATOR BRADFORD
RELATED TO PEACE OFFICERS.
SENATOR BRADFORD. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT FOR FOUR NINES BACK ON
OCCURRENCE FOR CONCURRENCE.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN ASSEMBLY,
MAKE TECHNICAL AND CLARIFYING
CHANGES AT THE REQUEST OF POST
COMMISSION. RESPECT LAST FOR I
VOTE, SENATOR BRADFORD, UH,
ASKING FOR AN I VOTE. ANYBODY
HAVE ANYTHING THEY WANT TO SAY
ON THIS ONE. IT'S ELIGIBLE FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
CONGRATULATIONS, SENATOR
BRADFORD AND GETTING THE BILL TO
THE GOVERNOR'S DESK. ALL RIGHT.
NEXT UP IS FILE ITEM NUMBER 20.
THIS IS SP 509 BY SENATOR
PORTANTINO THE CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 509 BY SENATOR
PORTANTINO AND ACTUALLY INTO
PEOPLE HEALTH SENATOR PORTANTINO
. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. SP 509 IS BACK ON
CONCERN CONCURRENCE. THE
AMENDMENTS REQUIRE THE
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION TO ENSURE THAT 40%
CLASSIFIED 100% CERTIFIED
EMPLOYEES ON CAMPUS COMPLETE
EVIDENCE BASED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
TRAINING FOR GRADES 7 TO 12.
THEY ALSO EXPAND ON THE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF SB 2 TO 4.
WITH ADD MENTAL HEALTH TO THE
HEALTH CURRICULUM AND COURSE
STUDIES FOR GRADE ONE THROUGH
SIX AND THERE'S CHAPTER RING OUT
AMENDMENTS AS WELL. AND
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR PORTANTINO
ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS ITEM? IS
ALSO ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION. 39 0
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN SENATOR PORTANTINO
. CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING
YOUR BILL TO THE GOVERNOR'S
DESK. NEXT STEP IS FILE ITEM.
21. VILE ITEM, 21. S P 548.
CLERK. PLEASE READ. SENATE BILL
5 48 BY SENATOR NILO AND ACT
RELATING TO RETIREMENT. SENATOR
FROM FAROOK'S FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION. I HAVE SP 5 48,
WHICH PROVIDES A PERMISSIVE
OPTION FOR INTERESTED COURTS AND
COUNTIES TO ESTABLISH A SEPARATE
CALPERS CONTRACT FOR COURT
EMPLOYEES. AMENDMENTS ADOPTED IN
THE ASSEMBLY. WERE A RESULT OF
CONVERSATIONS WITH CALIPERS TO
FIRST CLARIFY THAT THERE IS NO
ABILITY TO RE ESTABLISH A JOINT
CONTRACT, WHICH ONCE ONE HAS
BEEN SEPARATED. SECOND LIMIT
REQUEST OF CALPERS TO PROVIDE A
SEPARATION COMPUTATION OF ASSETS
AND LIABILITIES TO ONCE EVERY
FIVE YEARS AND THIRD. TO CREATE
OFF RAMPS FOR EITHER PARTY TO
REVOKE THEIR ELECTION TO
SEPARATE 5 48 SP 5 48 HAS ZERO
NO VOTES AND I MOST RESPECTFULLY
REQUESTS YOUR I VOTE. SENATOR
FROM FAROOK'S RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR YOUR I VOTE. ANYONE WANT TO
RAISE A MICROPHONE TO THAT? THIS
MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. YOU SEND ME
AMENDMENTS YOUR CONCURRED IN.
CONGRATULATIONS, SENATOR.
ALRIGHT NEXT STEP IS FILE ITEM
25. THIS IS S P 6 19 BY SENATOR
PADILLA, THE CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 6 19 BY SENATOR
VIDEO AND ACTIVELY INTO
ELECTRICITY. SENATOR FROM SAN
DIEGO. THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ON 619 GIVE PROJECT
APPLICANTS SEE OPTION TO HAVE
THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION
CONDUCT THE SEQUEL REVIEW
INSTEAD OF THE CPUC, THEREBY
HAVING THE CPUC FOCUS ON ITS
CORE ANALYSIS AND SIGNIFICANTLY
ACCELERATING THE PERMITTING
PROCESS. THE BILL HAS THE
SUPPORT OF THE NRDC AND THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND HAS HAD
ZERO NO VOTES IT PASSED OUT OF
THE ASSEMBLY. ON A VOTE OF 78 TO
0. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS. LEGISLATION. CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN.
I'LL RODGER GILL. AYE.
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ASHBY. AYE.
ATKINS BY BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR.
AYE, BRADFORD. HI CAFIERO
COURTESY. I REALLY AYE. DONE. I
TERRAZZO. AYE, EGGMAN. BY
GLASER. BY GONZALEZ. I GROVE. I
THOUGHT, OH, BY JONES. HI,
LARRY. HI. THE MOMENT. HI
MCGUIRE. I MENTIONED EARLIER.
HIÆN HI, NEWMAN. HI WHEN I KNEEL
Ó. AYE. BUT, UM PORTANTINO I
RATHER I RUBIO. CR TÂM SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL DRIVERS. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG HIÂU HOB. AYE, WIENER.
I WELCOME HI. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. CAVIAR. OH,
RUBIO. BYE. OF 39 TO 0. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN CONGRATULATIONS TO
SENATOR RUBIO. NOW, SENATOR
PADILLA. ALRIGHT WE'RE NEXT STEP
IS FILE ITEM 26. THIS IS SP 40
BY SENATOR AMBER WITH CLERK
PLEASE READ SENATE BILL 40 BY
SENATOR AMBERG. AND I RELATED TO
ATTORNEYS. SENATOR HAMBURG.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
COLLEAGUES IF YOU'RE A FAN OF
THE HOUSEWIVES OF BEVERLY HILLS
, AS I AM, WOULDN'T MISS AN
EPISODE YOU'RE FAMILIAR WITH
ERIKA JAYNE GIRARDI AND
ERSTWHILE SPOUSE TOM GIRARDI. UM
HE OF SORT OF CRIMINAL FAME. AH
AND THE TRAVAILS WITH THE
CALIFORNIA STATE BAR. CALIFORNIA
STATE BAR, UM, HAS EXPERIENCED
UM SOME CHALLENGES OVER THE LAST
FEW YEARS. AND THIS IS THE BARFI
BUILT AS YOU MAY KNOW, THE
CALIFORNIA STATE SUPREME COURT.
AND THE LEGISLATURE HAVE SHARED
RESPONSIBILITY OVER THE
PROFESSION THIS YEAR IN THE
BARFI BILL, WE KEEP THE BILL THE
FEES OF THE SAME AS THEY WERE
LAST YEAR. WE ALSO ADD SOME
ADDITIONAL OVERSIGHT. WE
REQUIRING THAT THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE AS WELL AS THE GENERAL
COUNSEL BE CONFIRMED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE. UM WE
ARE ADDING SOME ADDITIONAL
PROVISIONS CONCERNING CONFLICT
OF INTEREST. AND ONE OTHER
PROVISIONS CONCERNING MANDATORY
REPORTING OF MISCONDUCT THAT
ATTORNEYS WHO WITNESS KNOW OR
SHOULD KNOW OF ANOTHER ATTORNEY
WHO IS FOMENTING INSURRECTION OR
TREASON. THEY HAVE AN OBLIGATION
TO REPORT IT TO THE STATE BAR.
URGENT. I VOTE. ANY DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS ISSUE. SENIOR
MICROPHONES UP, SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN. HI.
ALREADY GONE. HI, ARCHULETTA. I
ASKED BE. BY ATKINS HIGH.
BECKER. AYE. SHAKESPEARE. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR, CORTESI.
I DOLLY. NO DONE. HI THERE AS
Ó. BY ADMIN. GLASER. HI, SALAS.
AYE, GROVE. NO POTATO. AYE,
JONES. NÓ LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN I
REQUIRE. I MEAN, YOU ARE I MEAN,
HI, NEWMAN. WHEN NÓ NILO. NO. A
TROLL BOAT. NO, BUT YOU AYE,
PORTANTINO. AYE, ROTH. I WOULD
BE IN I SEE OUR TÂM. NÓ SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL GRABBERS. I TURN I AM
BERG. I WOW. AYE, WIENER. AYE,
WILK. NO. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBER. CAVIAR. OH, EGGMAN. AYE.
KIND OF OUT OF 31 TO 8. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING ON TO
FIRELIGHT AND 27. THIS IS SP 91
BY SENATOR UMBERG CLERK. PLEASE
READ SENATE BILL 91 BY SENATOR
AMBERG UNDOCUMENTED
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY SENATOR
AMBERG. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT,
COLLEAGUES. S P 91. AS A FOLLOW
ON TO BUILD DONE A FEW YEARS
AGO, WHICH WOULD EXEMPT UM
MOTELS OR OWNERS OF HOTELS THAT
ARE CONVERTING MOTEL INTO
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING IF THEY ADD
LESS THAN 10% TO THE TO THE
FOOTPRINT FOR PURPOSES OF
ADDING, FOR EXAMPLE, A KITCHEN
FACILITY THEY'RE EXEMPT FROM
SEQUA. THIS IN ADDITION PROVIDES
THAT, UM FIXED GUIDEWAY TRANSIT
PROJECTS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
MUST MEET STRINGENT GHG EMISSION
REDUCTION AND LABOR STANDARDS,
AND THEN THEY ALSO WOULD BE
EXEMPT. URGENT. I VOTE. SENATOR
HAMBURG IS OPEN TO DEBATE ON
THIS ISSUE. ANY DISCUSSION SEEN
IN THIS BILL IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. THAT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
STEP IS FILE ITEM 28 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN CLERK. PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 2 67 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN AND ACTUALLY IN THE
HOUSING CENTER EGGMAN. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. SP 2 67 IS BACK FROM
THE ASSEMBLY. THE AMENDMENTS
WERE CLARIFYING IN NATURE AND
ADDED CO AUTHORS I ASKED FOR
YOUR I VOTE ALREADY DISCUSSION
ON THIS LEGISLATION. SENATOR.
DOLLY! I HAVE NO QUESTION. I
JUST WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR.
WE WORKED ON THIS. LAST YEAR.
THE BILL GOT HUNG UP IN THE
ASSEMBLY. OUR CAUCUS HASN'T
OPPOSED ON IT. BUT I THINK THAT
WORK THAT SHE'S DONE HAS BEEN
AWESOME. AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE ANY OTHER.
QUESTIONS. POINTS OF VIEW ON
THIS ONE. SEEING NONE. SENATOR
EGGMAN WOULD LIKE TO CLOSE THE
VERY MUCH THANK MY COLLEAGUE
FROM BIEBER. HE'S BEEN WITH ME
ALL ALONG ON THIS. THIS IS
REALLY ABOUT A DIGNITY ISSUE.
THIS IS THAT PEOPLE HAVE A
HOUSING VOUCHER WHERE 70% OF
THEIR RENT CHECK THAT. ASKING
THEM FOR A CREDIT REPORT IS
REALLY NOT GOING TO ADD MUCH
VALUE FOR SOMEBODY WHO IS
POTENTIALLY HOMELESS. THIS JUST
SAYS THAT THEY CAN USE OTHER
MEANS OF INCOME AND CAN SHOW
THAT EVEN HAS THE APARTMENT
ASSOCIATION IN SUPPORT OF THIS I
ASK FOR YOUR VOTE. SENATOR
EDMUND IS CLOSED ON THIS ISSUE.
PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ALAN I
GOTTA GIVE HIM LETO. I SEE.
HACKINGS. AYE, BECKER. AYE.
BLAKE'S ROOM. BRADFORD. BUY
CAVIAR OF COURTESY. AYE, DELI.
BY DODD. THERE ARE SO I ADMIN.
BY GLASER. I GONZALEZ. GROWTH. I
HEARD DODO. JONES. NO. LAIRD.
HI. YOUR MOM. AYE, MCGUIRE. MANY
OF OUR MEN. NEWMAN. I WIN. NO
JOB, OKAY. BUT YOU AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT AYE,
RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER.
I SMILED WAIVERS. BYE. STERN. I
AM BERG. I WILL HAVE AYE,
WIENER. I WELCOME I CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. I'LL RATHER
GIVEN ASHBY, RIGHT. BLACK SPEAR.
PIERROT. MCGUIRE AYE. MEN. WHEN
BUT YOUR BOOK. HOW TO VOTE OF 31
23. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN CONGRATULATIONS.
SENATOR EGGMAN. ALRIGHT, WE'RE
GONNA FILE ON NUMBER 29. WE'RE
GOING TO PASS TEMPORARILY. GOING
TO MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 30. THIS
IS S P 2 91 BY THE GOOD SENATOR
FROM FULLER CENTER OF THE CLERK
WOULD PLEASE READ SENATE BILL 2
91 BY SENATOR NEWMAN. TWO PEOPLE
RIGHTS, SENATOR NEWMAN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE
PRESENT SP 2 91 BACK ON
CONCURRENCE, WHICH IS A MEASURE
THAT CREATED BASELINE FOR
STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS
FOR RECESS WHILE PROHIBITING THE
DENIAL OF RECESS EXCEPT IN CASES
WHERE A STUDENT IS POSING A
DANGER TO HIMSELF OR OTHERS. THE
BILL HAS RECEIVED BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT THROUGHOUT NO NO VOTES
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR IPHONE
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. SEE NONE. IT'S ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
NEXT STEP IS FILE NUMBER 31.
THIS IS SP 309 BY SENATOR
CORTEZ, THE CLERK. PLEASE READ
TO BUILD 309 BY SENATOR CORTEZ
AND ARE GOING TO CORRECTIONAL
FACILITIES. SENATOR FROM SAN
JOSE. THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I BRING SP
309 BACK FOR CONCURRENCE OF
AMENDMENTS TAKEN ON THE ASSEMBLY
FOR THE MS REFLECT TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING CHANGES WE RECEIVED
FROM CDCR. THANK YOU. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE?
UNINTELLIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION IS
39 NO. ZERO THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN.
CONGRATULATIONS, SENATOR CORTEZ.
NEXT UP IS FILE ITEM 32. THIS IS
SP 3 11 BY THE SENATOR FROM
STOCKTON CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 3 11 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN AND ACTUALLY IN THE
MEDICAL THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MR
SPEAKER. SP 3 11 IS BACK FROM
THE ASSEMBLY WITH AMENDMENTS
CLARIFYING JUST A DELAYED YEAR
IMPLEMENTATION. THIS ALLOWS FOR
PEOPLE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR
MEDICAL TO USE THAT TO BUY THEIR
MEDICARE PART A. THIS IS ONE OF
THE UNICORN BILLS THAT SAVES THE
MONEY STATE IS GOOD FOR PEOPLE,
AND IT HAS UNANIMOUS BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT. I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. EDMUND I
JUST WANT TO NOTE THAT I'M NOT
THE SPEAKER. TECHNICALLY, THE
PRESIDENT SO JUST. I JUST WANT
TO NOTE THAT FOR THE RECORD,
OKAY? ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
ITEM? ALRIGHT SEE NONE. THIS
MEASURE IS ALSO ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. THAT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED NG
GRADUATIONS. OKAY WE'RE MOVING
ON TO FILE ITEM. 33 THIS IS SB.
3 73 BY SENATOR MENJIVAR CLERK.
PLEASE READ SENATE BILL 3 73
BUS, SENATOR MENJIVAR AND ACT
RELATING THIS RELATING TO
PROFESSIONS AND VOCATIONS.
SENATOR FROM THE SAN FERNANDO
VALLEY FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. COLLEAGUES SP
373 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE THAT
AMENDMENTS WERE TECHNICAL AND
CHAPTER IN IN NATURE
RESPECTFULLY ASKED FOR MY BOAT.
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. SEE NOW IT'S ALSO
ELIGIBLE FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION. 39 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 34. THIS IS SP 3 81 BY
SENATOR MEN CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 3 81 BY SENATOR MEN
AND ACCURATELY INTO VEHICLES.
SENATOR MEN. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THIS IS A SUPPORT
SUPPORT BILL ABOUT ELECTRIC
BIKES. THANK YOU. DISCUSSION AND
THE DISCUSSION ON THIS
LEGISLATION. SEEN AND THIS IS
ALSO ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION. ISA 39
0. THE MEASURE THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS THAT CONCURRED IN
WE'RE GONNA MOVE THAT FILE ITEM
35. THIS IS SP 3 91 BY SENATOR
BLAKE SPEAR CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 3 91 BY SENATOR
BLAKE SPEAR AND ACTIVELY INTO
WORKERS' COMPENSATION. THE
SENATOR FROM ENCINITAS. THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
PRESIDENT AND COLLEAGUES. SP 3
91 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ADDED DOUBLE
JOINTING LANGUAGE TO ADDRESS
CONFLICTS WITH A B 6 99 WITH
THAT I URGE YOUR CONCURRENCE IN
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS. THANK
YOU DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE.
SEEN THAT SEEN NONE OF THESE
MEASURES ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION. 39
0. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. WE'RE GOING TO
MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 36. THIS
IS SP 3 92 BY SENATOR BRADFORD.
IT'S NOT AT HIS DESK PAST
TEMPORARILY UP. CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 3 92 BY
SENATOR BRADFORD AND ACTUALLY
INTO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
SENATOR BRADFORD. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN
IN ASSEMBLY JUST DRESS CHAPTER
RING OUT ISSUES IS A TYPICAL
TIED HOUSE EXEMPTION BILL AND I
RESPECT LAST THREE. I VOTE. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE. SEEN
ON THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, EYES 39 0. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS VILE
ITEM 37. THIS IS SP 4 19 BY
SENATOR ROTH CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 4 19 BY SENATOR
ROTH. RELATED TAXATION TO TAKE
AFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY.
SENATOR ROTH. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. THE BILLS BACK FROM
THE ASSEMBLY ON CONCURRENCE OF
AMENDMENTS CHANGING THE SUNSET
FROM 10 YEARS TO FIVE YEARS ON
THE AEROSPACE TAX EXEMPTION.
UNTIL 2029 PLEASE VOTE. I ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE.
SENATOR BRADFORD. IS THAT YOUR
HAND UP? NO. OKAY. SEEN ON THIS
IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. THAT OBJECTION EYES 39 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS FILE
ITEM 38. THIS IS SP 448 BY
SENATOR BECKER. HE IS ON THE
GROUND BY HIS DESK. THERE HE IS,
OKAY. CLERK. PLEASE READ SEND A
BILL FOR 48 BY SENATOR BECKER
AND ACTUALLY IN THE JUVENILES.
SENATOR BECKER. UH THANK YOU.
THIS BILL WILL ALLOW YOU TO BE
CONSIDERED FOR THE SAME
ALTERNATIVE DETENTION REGARDLESS
OF THEIR COUNTY OF RESIDENTS.
THE AMENDMENTS ADDRESS
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS ON
JUVENILE JUDICIAL DISCRETION.
THAT WERE REQUESTED BY THE YOUTH
LAWCENTER. AND JUVENILE JUSTICE
ADVOCATES RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
MY VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
BECKER. ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
MEASURE? C NINE. IT'S ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION. 39 NO. ZERO. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 39. THIS IS SB. 494 BY
SENATOR NEWMAN CLERK. PLEASE
READ SENATE BILL 4 94 BY SENATOR
NEWMAN AND ACTUALLY IN THE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. SENATOR
NEWMAN. THANK YOU. MR PRESIDENT
ARRIVES PRESENTS BEFORE 94,
WHICH IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE IN
WHICH WILL REQUIRE THAT THE
NOTICING PERIOD GOVERNING THE
TERMINATION OF SENIOR STAFF BY
LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS WILL BE THE
SAME AS THE NOTICING PERIOD,
WHICH GOVERNS THE HIRING OF
THOSE STAFF AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY, WHERE TECHNICAL
AND CLARIFYING I'M RESPECTFULLY
ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE TODAY.
THANK YOU, SENATOR NEWMAN. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE? SEE
NONE. CLARK, PLEASE OPEN THE
ROLE. ALAN AYE. A BROADER DEAL.
I GOT YOUR LETTER. AYE, ASHBY.
AYE, ATKINS. AYE, BECKER. HI
BLAKE SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. AYE.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. BY DELHI.
NÓ DODD. I? THERE ARE SO ACKMAN.
AYE GLASER. I GONZALEZ GROVE. NO
POTATO. AYE. JONES. HMM. NO,
LAIRD. AYE. LIMÓN AYE.
REQUIREMENT. BY MENJIVAR. I MEN.
AYE, NEWMAN. AYE. WHEN NO.
HELLO. NO CODE BOOK. TODAVÍA I
QUARANTINE Ó. AYE. ROTH. AYE,
RUBIA. I SEE OUR TOE. NÓ
SKINNER. AYE. SMALL QUIVERS.
AYE. DARN. I AM BERG. I KNOW HOW
BYE. WIENER. I WILL. NO. PLEASE
CALL THE ABSENT MEMBER. CAVIAR.
OH, PATROL BOAT. AYE. THE VOTE
OF 32 TO 7. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
WE'RE GOING TO FILE ITEM 40.
THIS IS SP 515 BY SENATOR STERN.
CLERK. PLEASE READ. SENATE BILL
5 15 BY SENATOR STERN AND
ACTUALLY INTO SCHOOL FACILITIES,
SENATOR STERN THANK YOU SO MUCH.
SP 515 RETURNS FROM ASSEMBLY
WITH CLARIFYING AND NON
SUBSTANTIVE TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS
. BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. NO
OPPOSITION WILL MAKE OUR SCHOOLS
COOLER. RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR I
VOTE. THANK YOU ANY DISCUSSION
ON THIS MEASURE? SEE NO
DISCUSSION. THE MICROPHONES UP.
THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION IS
39 0. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. NEXT STEP FILE
ITEM 41. THIS IS SP 5 19 BY PRO
TEM ATKINS CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 5 19 BY SENATOR
ATKINS AND ACTUALLY INTO
CORRECTIONS. SENATOR FOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT,
SP 5 19 WILL BRING ADDITIONAL
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
TO OUR COUNTY JAILS SPECIFICALLY
AROUND IN CUSTODY DEATHS. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS REFLECT
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION, THE BOARD OF
STATE AND COMMUNITY, CORRECTIONS
AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO REDUCE
ADDITIONAL COST AND ADDRESS
CONCERNS FROM THE OPPOSITION.
SPECIFICALLY THE AMENDMENTS
REMOVED THE LOCAL GOVERNANCE
PROVISIONS AND REPLACE IT WITH
AN IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEWED
DIRECTOR AT THE BOARD OF STATE
AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS TO
CONDUCT REVIEWS OVER THE IN
CUSTODY DEATH INVESTIGATIONS AND
TO PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS TO
THE LOCAL SHERIFF. RESPECTFULLY
I ASKED FOR YOUR I VOTE. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER. SEE
NONE. PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ALAN
ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. GO. AYE.
ACTUALLY, I ASHBY. AYE ATKINS. I
BECKER I BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. BUY CAVIAR COURTESY.
AYE, DELI. DONE. I ALSO AYE,
EGGMAN. BY GLASER I. GONZALEZ
GROVE. POTATO. AYE, JONES. NÓ
LAIRD. AYE. THE MOMENT. I
REQUIRED AYE. BEN JAWAD. I MEN.
BYE. NEWMAN. I WIN. NO. HELLO.
PATROL BOAT. PODIUM. ALL RIGHT.
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. AYE.
RUBIO. I SEE OUR TÂM. SKINNER.
HI. SMALL QUIVERS. AYE, STERN.
BYE. HAMBURG ALRIGHT, WE'LL HAVE
AYE. WIENER. AYE. WILK. NO
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
CAVIAR Ó. DELI. GROWTH. YOU
LOVE. PATROL WORLD. SEYARTO NÓ.
VOTE OF 31 BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
CONGRATULATIONS. SENATOR ATKINS.
WE'RE GONNA PASS TEMPORARILY ON
HIGHLIGHTING 42. WE'RE GOING TO
FILE ITEM 43. THIS IS SB 664 BY
SENATOR STERN. CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 6 64 BY
SENATOR STERN. EQUALLY INTO
ENERGY. SENATOR STERN. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. RICE PRESENT
SB 664 RETURNING FROM THE
ASSEMBLY WITH NEW EDITION OF
AMENDMENTS TO ADDRESS JOINT
RELIABILITY PLANNING ASSESSMENTS
, LOOKING AT PERMITTING
APPROVALS EXPECTED COMPLETION
DATES ALTERING PROVED GRID
RESILIENCE. INCLUDING
TRANSMISSION UPGRADES AND GREEDY
INFRASTRUCTURE CAPACITY. THE
DEVELOPMENT DASHBOARD THAT WILL
HOPEFULLY GET BETTER
INFORMATION. THE PUBLIC POLICY
MAKERS THIS BILL HAS NO
OPPOSITION. NO NO VOTES. WE
THINK SO. PREPARE US MORE FOR AN
ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE WHERE GRID
IS GOING TO BE CHALLENGED MORE
THAN EVER, SO RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR A VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
STERN. ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
MEASURE? SEEN UNINTELLIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, EYES 39 0. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. CONGRATULATIONS,
SENATOR STERN. NEXT STEP IS ITEM
44. THIS IS SP 667 BY SENATOR
DODD CLERK. PLEASE READ. SENATE
BILL 6 67 BY SENATOR DODD AND
ACTUALLY INTO HEALING ARTS,
SENATOR DI MR PRESIDENT MEMBERS
. SB 667 IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE
. SOMEBODY AMENDMENTS ADDRESSED
CHAPTER IN CONFLICTS.
RESPECTFULLY, ESTHER, I VOTE ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION? SEE NINE.
CLERK PLEASE. THIS IS EXCUSE ME.
I'LL ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION IS 39 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. CONGRATULATIONS,
SENATOR DON ALRIGHT. NEXT STEP
IS FILE ITEM 45. THIS IS SB. 7
13 BY SENATOR PADILLA CLERK.
PLEASE READ CENTREVILLE. 7 13 BY
SENATOR PDM INOCULATING THE LAND
USE SENATOR PADILLA. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR PRESIDENT, SB 7 13
, WHICH CLARIFIES THE STATE
DENSITY BONUS LAWS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE, THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS OF SIMPLY ADDRESSED
CHAPTER AND CONCERNS WHAT THEY
BE 3 23 AND A B 12 87. THIS BILL
IS ENJOYED BIPARTISAN SUPPORT,
HAS NO OPPOSITION RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE. DISCUSSION
ON THIS MEASURE. SEE NONE OR
QUIZ OPEN THE ROLE. ALAN AYE. I
WROTE THE GAME. I'D RATHER GO I
ARCHER LETTER ASHBY. I ATKINS
BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. AYE. CAVIAR. OH,
COURTESY. HI, KELLY. DODD.
ALRIGHT THERE ARE SO I MEAN AYE.
GLASER. I GONZALEZ. BY GROVE. OR
0.0. AYE, JONES. HI, LARRY. AYE.
THE MOMENT. AYE, MCGUIRE. I
MENTIONED ARE MEN. AYE NEWMAN. I
WHEN NILO. BROUGH. THE DEAL. I
PORTANTINO AYE, ROD. AYE, RUBIO.
I SEE OUR TÂM. SKINNER. AYE,
SMALL GREVERS. I STERN I AM
BERG. BYE. WE'LL HAVE AYE,
WIENER. I WELCOME IT'S GOT THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. CAVIAR Ó.
DOLLY! GROVE. WHEN NILO. AYE.
PATROLLED BOOK. CR TÂM. WILK. ON
A VOTE OF 33 TO 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED NG NOW
TO HIGHLIGHT AND 46. THIS IS SP
7 27 BY THE SENATOR FROM SANTA
BARBARA. PLEASE READ BILL 7 27
BY SENATOR LAMONTAGNE AND
ACTUALLY INTO CIVIL ACTIONS,
SENATOR LIMÓN. THANK YOU,
PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS. SB 7 27
IS BACK ON CONCURRENCE. THIS
BILL ALLOWS A SURVIVOR OF HUMAN
TRAFFICKING TO GET FINDING FROM
A JUDGE THAT THAT A DEBT WAS
COERCED. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. ANY DISCUSSION ON
THIS MEASURE. ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENT. SER CONCURRED IN NEXT
STEP IS FILE ITEM OF 47. ALSO BY
SENATOR LEMOND, SP 7 TO 8 CLERK.
PLEASE READ SENATE BILL 7 28 BY
SENATOR LIMÓN. AND ACTUALLY INTO
SOLID WASTE, SENATOR LIMÓN THANK
YOU. SP 7 28 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCY AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY ADDRESS CONCERNS
AND OFFER CLARITY BY PROVIDING A
DEFINITION OF A RETAILER CLARIFY
THE PENALTY FOR SALE FOLLOWING
THE PROHIBITION DATE. IF THE
PROVISIONS EXCUSE ME FOLLOWING
THE PROHIBITION DATE IS NOT PER
CARD BUT PER RETAILER AND ADD AN
EXEMPTION TO THE BILL FOR PUBLIC
TRANSFER. TRANSIT AND
TRANSPORTATION CARDS. THIS BILL
WILL TRANSITION TO MORE
ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE GIFT
CARDS. BUT YOU NEED NOT WORRY
MEMBERS. THERE WILL STILL BE
GIFT CARDS IN YOUR STORES FOR
YOU ALL TO PURCHASE. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
SENATOR LIMÓN IS OPEN TO DEBATE
ANY DISCUSSION FURTHER
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE. SEEN
IN CLARK, PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE.
ALAN I BROUGHT A GIRL. KNOW
WHAT? YOUR LETTER HI, ASHBY. HI,
ATKINS. BY BECKER. I EXPERIENCE
I BRADFORD. HI CAVIAR COURTESY.
I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. I TERRAZZO. I
ADMIN. AYE. GLASER. AYE. I
GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE. NO POTATO.
AYE, JONES. NO. THERE. I LIMÓN.
REQUIRE LIMÓN. AYE MCGUIRE. I
MENTION BARGAIN. I MEANT AYE,
NEWMAN. HIÆN NO NEIL Ó. NO
ACTUAL BOAT. NO, BUT YOU AYE,
PORTANTINO. BY ROTH. HI, RUBIO.
AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER. AYE.
SMALL QUIVERS. AYE, STERN. I AM
BERG. I HAVE AYE. WIENER. AYE.
WELCOME. NO. ON A VOTE OF 32 9.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED NG CONGRATULATIONS,
SENATOR LEMOND. I HOPE YOU HAVE
MANY RENEWABLE GIFT CARDS IN
YOUR STOCKING THIS CHRISTMAS.
ALRIGHT WE'RE GONNA MOVE ON TO
FILE OUT OF 48. THIS IS S P 476
BY THE SENATOR FROM SANTA
BARBARA CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATE BILL 4 76 BY SENATOR
LIMÓN. AND ACTIVATING THE FOOD
SAFETY. SENATOR LIMÓN. THANK
YOU. SB 4 76 IS BACK ON
CONCURRENCE. THIS BILL WILL
ENSURE THAT FOOD SAFETY WORKERS
DO NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR THE
TRAINING AS A PREREQUISITE OF
EMPLOYMENT IN THE ASSEMBLY. WE
TOOK AMENDMENTS TO HAVE THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH LINK
TO ACCREDITED PROGRAMS ON THEIR
WEBSITE INSTEAD OF CREATING
THEIR OWN AND OTHER CLARIFYING
CHANGES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
AN I VOTE. AND DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE ON THIS MATTER. SEE NONE.
CLARK WAS UP IN THE ROLE. OAN I
BROUGHT A GILL. BUT YOUR LETTER
I SCREAM. I ATKINS BECKER. AYE.
BLACK SPEAR I, BRADFORD. I
CABALLERO COURTESY. I DOLLY. NÓ
DODD. I TERRAZZO. I EGGMAN.
GLASER. WHO'S ALL THIS? AYE,
GROVE. NO 0.0. AYE, JONES. NÓ
LAIRD. AYE. THE MOMENT. I
REQUIRE I MEAN, JABBAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. BY WHEN NO NEIL Ó.
NO. NO BOOK. NO VIDEO. AYE,
PORTANTINO. HI. I BROUGHT. HI.
RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ SKINNER.
BY SMALL GREVERS. STERN. AYE,
BERG. I WOULD HA! AYE, WIENER. I
WELCOME NÓ. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. RATHER YOUNG.
CAVIAR OH, GLASER. AYE. ANOTHER
30 TO 8. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN. MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM NUMBER 50 THIS IS SP 2
44 ARE GOOD SENATOR EGGMAN,
STOCKTON'S CLERK. PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 2 44 BY SENATOR
EGGMAN RELATING TO SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT. SENATOR EDMUND THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. UH MR PRESIDENT,
AND TO MY, UM AND TO MY NEW
COLLEAGUES, JUST JUST A NOTE
ABOUT PATIENTS. THIS IS THE
SIXTH YEAR I HAVE BEEN WORKING
ON THIS ISSUE. SO OUT OF MY 12
YEAR. THIS IS THE SIXTH YEAR
WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON THIS. THIS
IS MY RIGHT TO REPAIR A
SENTIMENT AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY. ADDED LIABILITY
PROTECTION FOR MANUFACTURERS
DELAYED THE OPERATIVE DATE AND
ALSO PROVIDED SOME ADDITIONAL
EXEMPTIONS FOR REMOTE
DIAGNOSTICS AND LARGE BAT.
MACHINE REPAIRS THAT WAS ABLE TO
BRING ON SOME MAJOR
MANUFACTURERS LIKE APPLE AND HP
IN SUPPORT. HISTORIC FOR APPLE,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. SENATOR EGGMAN IS OPEN
THE DEBATE. I SEE A MICROPHONE
UP FROM SENATOR JONES. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I WANT TO
THANK THE SENATOR FROM STOCKTON
FOR HER CONTINUED DILIGENCE ON
THIS BILL THAT I HAVE VOTED NO
ON, I THINK IN THE PAST BUT WITH
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS AND HER
DILIGENCE ON THIS, I'M GOING TO
VOTE I TODAY AND ASK THE REST OF
US TO DO SO AS WELL. DECORUM IN
THE HOUSE, PLEASE. OKAY? ANY
OTHER DISCUSSION. OPINIONS ON
THIS LEGISLATION SEEN A CLERK
SENATOR EDMUND, I WANT TO GIVE
YOU THE CHANCE TO CLOSE THE
DEBATE. NO I WOULD JUST THANK
YOU. I WOULD THINK THE SENATOR
FROM BIEBER WHO HAS BEEN WITH ME
SINCE THE VERY BEGINNING ON
THIS, AND I ALSO WANT TO THANK
UH, THE SENATOR FROM SAN DIEGO.
WHO NOW THAT, UM APPLE HAS COME
ON. HE'S DECIDED TO SUPPORT TO
THANK YOU. I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE.
OKAY ALL DEBATE HAVING CEASED
THE CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
OAN AYE. BROADER GIL I
ARCHULETTA. AYE, ASHBY. BY
ATKINS. I. BECKER. BY BLAKE
SPOON. AYE, BRADFORD. AYE.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. I REALLY I
DUG I TERRAZZO. I ADMIN GLASER
HIGH. GONZALES. AYE, GROVE. HI,
TOTO. AYE. JONES. HI, LARRY. I
LIMÓN HI MCGUIRE. I MENTION BAR.
I MEAN, NEWMAN. I WIN. I MILLER.
I DROVE BOOK. I DO. AYE,
PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT RUBIO. HI
SEYARTO TOÀN SKINNER. SMALL
QUIVERS. AYE, STERN. I AM BERG.
I WOULD HAVE AYE, WIENER. BY
WILK. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBER. BARBIERO WILK. ALL
RIGHT. ON A VOTE OF 39. 20. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. CONGRATULATIONS
SENATOR EDMUND FOR YOUR MANY
YEARS OF WORK TO GET THIS
MEASURE ON THE GOVERNOR'S DESK.
NUMBERS WE'RE GONNA MOVE ON TO
FILE ITEM 51. THIS IS SB. 2 61
BY SENATOR STERN CLERK. PLEASE
READ SENATE BILL 2 61 OF US
SENATOR STERN. RELATING TO
GREENHOUSE GASSES AND MAKING AN
APPROPRIATION THEREFORE, SENATOR
FROM LOS ANGELES. THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. MEMBERS IN STATE HOUSES
ACROSS THE COUNTRY. WE'VE SEEN A
EAR OF REGRESSION WHERE. OUR
BIGGEST BUSINESSES. OUR LOCAL
CREDIT UNIONS. OUR WORKERS WHO
WORK FOR THOSE COMPANIES HAVE
ALL BEEN TOLD THEY HAVE TO
IGNORE THE CONSEQUENCES OF
CLIMATE CHANGE. OR ELSE RISK
BEING BOYCOTTED BY THAT STATE.
THIS HAPPENED IN KENTUCKY, WEST
VIRGINIA. FLORIDA, TEXAS. WE
HAVE A HISTORIC OPPORTUNITY
TODAY TO SEND A DIFFERENT SIGNAL
FROM OUR STATE. SAYS WE DON'T
WANT OUR BUSINESSES OR OUR
ECONOMY OR THE PEOPLE WHO WORK
HERE. TO BE BLIND TO THE GROWING
RISKS OF WILDFIRES AND DROUGHTS
AND FLOODS AND ALL THE THINGS WE
KNOW AND SEE WITH OUR EYES ARE
GETTING WORSE EVERY DAY. I WAS
REALLY PROUD TO WORK CLOSELY.
WITH THE OPPOSITION AS WELL AS
OUR COALITION HERE. AND GET THIS
BILL TO A PLACE THAT I THINK
WE'RE GOING TO HAVE SOME REAL
PROGRESS AND BUY IN FROM THE
BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FROM THE
WORKERS WHO ARE GOING TO BE
IMPACTED. AN INCREASE
INCREASINGLY RISKY FUTURE. IN
PARTICULAR. I'M WANTED JUST
STATE FOR THE RECORD THAT I'M
COMMITTED. BASED ON
CONVERSATIONS WE'VE HAD WITH THE
BUILDING TRADES AND SOME OF THE
OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING
THE CHAMBER. TO WORKING ON A
CLEANUP COMPONENT TO THIS THAT
WILL CREATE SPACE FOR PATHWAYS
REPORTING TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT
OTHER CLIMATE RISK REPORTING
WORK BEING DONE AT THE FEDERAL
LEVEL. THE SEC, AS YOU MAY KNOW,
IS CONSIDERING A VERY SIMILAR
REGULATION AS WELL AS SOME OTHER
STATES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
LEADING I THINK IT'S A FAIR
COMPROMISE, AND WE WANT TO SEE
MORE BUSINESSES LEADING IN THIS
SPACE. WE'RE NOT IN A PLACE
WHERE WE CAN GO BACK AND AFFORD
TO JUST BURY OUR HEADS IN THE
SAND. TO FORCE OUR INDUSTRIES TO
DO THAT IS RECKLESS AND I VIEW
THIS AS AN IMPORTANT MARKER OF
PROGRESS THAT HOPEFULLY WILL
YIELD BENEFITS NOT JUST HERE IN
CALIFORNIA BUT RIPPLE ACROSS
THIS COUNTRY. SO WITH THAT, I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
ANY DISCUSSION AND DEBATE ON
THIS ISSUE. SENATOR GROVE. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. QUESTION OF
THE AUTHOR, THE AUTHOR EXCEPT
THE QUESTION. YES OKAY, SENATOR
GROVE. DOES YOUR BILL INCLUDE,
UM POLICIES THAT ARE GENERATED
OUT OF THIS BUILDING THAT CAUSE
UM THAT ACTUALLY BENEFIT
CORPORATIONS THAT TO MAKE MORE
MONEY. SENATOR STERN. THE
QUESTION IS, DOES IT? WILL THIS
INCENTIVIZE CORPORATIONS TO FIND
A WAY TO MAKE MORE MONEY?
ANOTHER QUESTION IS. DOES THE
BILL AFFECT POLICIES THAT LEAVE
THIS BUILDING TO ALLOW
CORPORATIONS TO MAKE MORE MONEY?
I CAN PROVIDE AN EXAMPLE IF IT'S
HELPFUL TO PAUSE FOR A SECOND
THAT SENATOR STERN DECIDE IF HE
WANTS TO ANSWER IT NOW OR IN HIS
CLOTHES. HAPPY TO LET HER FINISH
HER COMMENT. I'LL ANSWER,
SENATOR GROVE. THANK YOU. I KNOW
WE'RE TALKING ABOUT CARBON
NEUTRAL AND CARBON CARBON
EMISSIONS. I GUESS THE REASON
WHY I ASKED THAT QUESTION IS
BECAUSE OIL PRICE OIL BARREL IS
SET ON A GLOBAL MARKET.
CALIFORNIANS CONSUME ABOUT 1.8
MILLION BARRELS OF OIL EVERY
SINGLE DAY, AND WE IMPORT A
TOURNAMENT. MENDEZ AMOUNT OF
THAT OIL. LET'S JUST SAY FOR
EASY MATH CALCULATIONS THAT THE
BARREL OF OIL IS PRICED ON A
GLOBAL SCALE OF $100 PER BARREL.
AND IF YOU PRODUCE THAT BARREL
OF OIL HERE IN THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, YOU HAVE CAL JIM
SEQUEL PERMITS. WATER PERMITS.
DWR UH, YOU HAVE, UM, LABOR CAST
. YOU HAVE ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION COST, SO YOUR NET
PROFIT FOR OIL FOR THAT BARREL
IS EXTREMELY LOW. LET'S CALL IT
$20. BUT IF THE SAME OIL COMPANY
PRODUCES THAT OIL FROM LET'S SAY
ECUADOR AND THE AVERAGE WAGE IN
ECUADOR IS $450 A MONTH. THEY
DON'T HAVE TO GET A PERMIT FROM
CAL. JIM. THEY DON'T HAVE TO
COMPLY WITH CAL OSHA DID. THEY
DON'T HAVE TO COMPLY WITH OUR
LABOR STANDARDS. THEY DON'T HAVE
TO COMPLY. WITH DWR. THEY DON'T
HAVE TO COMPLY WITH ANY TYPE OF
PERMITTING PROCESS IN ORDER TO
PRODUCE THAT OIL FROM THE
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY OR MINISTRY
OF ENERGY. THEY CALL IT THERE IN
ECUADOR. UM THEY CAN JUST
PRODUCE IT THEN THEIR NET
PROFIT. PER BARREL OF OIL IS
ROUGHLY 90% OF THE $100 BARREL
WHEN IT'S LIKE 20% HERE BECAUSE
OF THE COST TO DO BUSINESS IN
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA BECAUSE
WE ENFORCE LABOR PROTECTIONS. WE
REQUIRE EMPLOYERS TO COVER
WORKERS COMP INSURANCE. WE
REQUIRE THEM TO GET A PERMIT
FROM CAL JIM. WE REQUIRE THEM TO
DO A SEQUENCE STUDY IN ORDER TO
PUT A PIECE OF DRILL PIPE IN THE
GROUND TO PRODUCE THE OIL. SO ON
A GLOBAL SCALE POLICIES THAT
COME OUT OF THIS BUILDING, UM
ALLOW COMPANIES MAJOR OIL
COMPANIES. LET'S JUST SAY NOT
SMALL PRODUCERS INDEPENDENT THAT
ONLY OPERATE HERE IN CALIFORNIA
, BUT THEY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF GREATER
REVENUE BECAUSE OF THE POLICIES
. SO I GUESS MY QUESTION TO THE
AUTHOR WAS IS IT FEASIBLE? OR IS
IT A QUESTION TO SAY IF YOU ARE
IF THIS BILL BENEFITS THOSE
CORPORATIONS FROM DOING BUSINESS
OUTSIDE OF THIS STATE IN OTHER
COUNTRIES? AND YOU CAN USE THAT
IN YOUR CLOTHES. BUT I WOULD
JUST ENCOURAGE ALL OF YOU TO
CONSIDER THAT FACT THAT WE
CONSUME THIS OIL EVERY SINGLE
DAY OUR CONSTITUENTS NEEDED AND
USE IT AND WE ARE IMPORTING OIL
FROM COUNTRIES. UM LIKE I JUST
USE ECUADOR. WE IMPORT OIL FROM,
UH, IRAQ. WHERE. YOU KNOW, LET'S
JUST BE REAL. LAST WEEK, THEY
HAD A HANGING OF THE LGBTQ
COMMUNITY BECAUSE YOU CAN'T BE
IN THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY IN IRAQ.
THEY DON'T LET WOMEN DRIVE AND
VOTE. BUT BY GOD WILL SEND THEM
$5 BILLION EVERY YEAR OF
TAXPAYERS MONEY INSTEAD OF
PRODUCING THAT OIL HERE IN THIS
STATE, AND THEY STILL DO OPEN
AIR FLAMING, WHICH WE ABOLISHED
IN I DON'T KNOW 1939. I THINK
SO. COMPANIES THAT OPERATE
OUTSIDE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA HAVE THE ABILITY TO
HAVE MORE RESOURCES. ESPECIALLY
WHEN THERE'S GLOBAL PRICE
SETTINGS, UM ON PARTICULAR
COMMODITIES, AND I WAS JUST
CURIOUS IF YOUR BILL ANY
REFLECTION ON THAT RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR A NO VOTE ON THIS BILL
AS WELL. THANK YOU, SENATOR
GROVE. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
COMMENTS, QUESTIONS. SENATOR MEN
. THANK YOU. AND I WANT TO THANK
THE AUTHOR MY SEAT MATE FOR
BRINGING THIS BILL FORWARD. I
ACTUALLY STARTED MY CAREER AT
THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE
COMMISSION, AND I JUST WANT TO
STATE FOR THE RECORD THAT I
THINK THE SEC IS DOING A
DISSERVICE TO INVESTORS BY NOT
PROMULGATING RULES REQUIRING THE
REPORTING OF GREEN RELATED
ENVIRONMENTALLY RELATED
FINANCIAL RISK. I THINK WE THIS
IS WE HAVE TWO BILLS HERE. I'M
SORRY. EXCUSE ME, SP 253, WHICH
WE PASSED OUT EARLIER PASSED
THAT THE ASSEMBLY IN THIS BILL,
I THINK AS A COMPANION BILL ARE
CRITICALLY IMPORTANT FOR
ADDRESSING TWO ISSUES. ONE IS
THE GREENWASHING THAT WE'RE
SEEING. THAT'S UNFORTUNATELY TOO
PREVALENT IN THE REPORTS, UH OF
MAJOR CORPORATIONS, BUT ALSO AS
FAR AS THE RISK OF THEIR FACING
GOING FORWARD. WE FISHED
ENORMOUSLY ANOMALOUS, UM WEATHER
PATTERNS THIS YEAR ACROSS THE
COUNTRY ACROSS CALIFORNIA. WE
KNOW THESE ARE JUST GOING TO
ACCELERATE. AS TEMPERATURES
CONTINUE TO INCREASE AS WEATHER
PATTERNS CHANGE. I THINK WE'RE
JUST STARTING TO EXPERIENCE AND
BEGIN TO UNDERSTAND THE SCOPE OF
WHAT WE'RE FACING. THIS IS GOING
TO POST HUGE RISKS TO OUR SUPPLY
CHAINS TO JUST THE WAY WE THINK
OF CIVILIZATION HAVE HUGE
IMPACTS ON OUR ECONOMY. I THINK
IT'S CRITICALLY IMPORTANT THAT
WE START TO REQUIRE THAT THIS
THESE RISKS WHICH CLEARLY ARE
MATERIAL RISKS, MATERIAL
FINANCIAL RISK. THE REPORTED, SO
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR I
VOTE. I THINK WE NEED TO LEAD
BECAUSE UNFORTUNATELY, UNITED
STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE
COMMISSION IS FAILING TO DO HIS
JOB. THANK YOU, SENATOR. MAN ANY
FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS BILL?
C NINE. SENATOR STERN, YOU MAY
PROVIDE THE CLOSING ARGUMENT.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. UM SO I
APPRECIATE THE COMMENTS AND THE
ADVOCACY OF MY FRIEND FROM
BAKERSFIELD. I WOULD JUST SAY.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS BILL
DOES? RISKS IN YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN
OR ANYTHING. ANY ANY MATERIAL
RISK TO YOUR COMPANY NEED TO BE
REPORTED. I WOULD ASSUME IF YOU
ARE CHEVRON OR SOME OTHER MAJOR
OIL COMPANY THAT WAS REFERRED TO
THERE ARE MUCH GREATER RISKS IN
THAT SUPPLY CHAIN BEYOND OUR
BORDERS. SO IF YOU'RE TRYING TO
SAY BRING OIL FOR THROUGH THE
STRAITS OF HORMUZ. AH YOU ARE
GOING TO HAVE SERIOUS CLIMATE
AND SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS THAT NEED
TO BE REPORTED. UNDER THIS BILL
THAT'S RISKIER OIL. OIL FROM
ECUADOR, WHERE, INCIDENTALLY,
THE PEOPLE OF ECUADOR JUST VOTED
AT 60% TO STOP DRILLING IN THE
YASUNI RESERVE. UM. THEY DO HAVE
REGULATIONS ACTUALLY THERE AND
THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN UP.
THAT'S A RISK. THAT'S A REAL
RISK THAT THOSE COMPANIES ARE
GOING TO NOW HAVE TO REPORT. SO
IF ANYTHING, I THINK THIS BILL
IS ACTUALLY GOING TO HAVE AN
INSOURCING EFFECT AND AN
INCENTIVE FOR MORE COMPANIES TO
BRING BUSINESS HOME THAT
INCLUDES ENERGY PRODUCTION, BUT
I WOULD SAY IT ALSO GOES WITH
MAKING A PAIR OF PANTS. BRINGING
FRUIT AND CROPS FROM OVERSEAS.
ANYTHING THAT'S MANUFACTURED,
SAY IN CHINA OR OTHER COUNTRIES
WHERE THEY MAY BE HAVING RISKIER
PRACTICES AND HAVE MORE
VULNERABILITIES. THOSE RISKS ARE
ALL GOING TO BE DISCLOSED, AND
IT'S GOING TO END UP BEING IN MY
VIEW, A NET WIN FOR AMERICAN
BUSINESSES AND AMERICAN WORKERS
AND ACTUALLY IS GOING TO PUT
AMERICA'S ECONOMY ON STRONGER
FOOTING, SO I ACTUALLY
APPRECIATE THE CONCERN. I HOLD
SIMILAR ANTIPATHY FOR THESE
OTHER JURISDICTIONS. UM I DON'T
WANT TO BE LEVERAGED IN THE
MIDDLE EAST OR DOWN SOUTH
ANYMORE THAN YOU DO, AND THAT'S
WHY I THINK THIS IS FINALLY
GOING TO START TO TELL THE WHOLE
TRUTH ABOUT CLIMATE. AND FOR
THAT REASON, I RESPECTFULLY ASK
YOUR I VOTE. ALL RIGHT. SENATOR
STERN HAS CLOSED THE DEBATE ON
THE AMENDMENTS FROM THE
ASSEMBLY. AND WITH THAT THE
CLERK PLEASE OPEN THE ROLE. ALAN
ALL RIGHT. BROTHER GILBERT. NO
ARCHETTO. AYE, ASHBY. AYE,
ATKINS. BY BECKER. I BLAKE
SPERM. AYE, BRADFORD. CAVIAR.
OH, COURTESY. ALL RIGHT,
DARLING. NO GOD. THERE ARE SO
AYE, EGGMAN. AYE, GLASER. HI
COMES ALL THIS AYE, GROVE. HER
0.0. JONES. NO, LARRY HI. THE
MOM. ALRIGHT MCGUIRE. HI. MENU
BAR. HIÆN BYE. NEWMAN. HI WHEN
NÓ NILO. NO PATROL BOAT. NO
PODIUM. AYE PORTANTINO HIGH
BROTH. CARIBBEAN. AYE. SEYARTO
NÓ SKINNER. BYE. SMALL QUIVERS.
AYE, STERN. I AM BERG. I WOULD
HOPE HI. WIENER. AYE, WILK.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS.
BRADFORD. ALL RIGHT. CAVIAR. OH,
DODD. GROWTH. NO. PHOTO. BROTH.
WILK? AYE. ON A VOTE OF 28 TO 80
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN. MEMBERS WERE GONNA
MOVE NEXT TO FIRELIGHT ON 52.
THIS IS SP 306 BY SENATOR
CAVALLERO. SENATOR LIMÓN IS
GOING TO PRESENT BUT THE CLERK
PLEASE READ IT FIRST. SENATE
BILL 306 BY SENATOR CAVIAR OH,
AND ACT RELATING TO CLIMATE
CHANGE, SENATOR LIMÓN. THANK
YOU, PRESIDENT AND COLLEAGUES I
RISE TO PRESENT SP 306 FOR
CONCURRENCE ON BEHALF OF SENATOR
CAVALLERO. THIS BILL WOULD
ADDRESS EXTREME HEAT CLIMATE
IMPACTS THROUGH STRATEGIC
PLANNING MEASURES BY CODIFYING
THE EXTREME HEAT ACTION PLAN OF
2022. THE AMENDMENTS TAKEN IN
THE ASSEMBLY EASE IMPLEMENTATION
FOR CALIFORNIA NATURAL RESOURCE
AGENCY AND SIMPLIFY SECTION ONE
OF THE BILL TO REQUIRE REPORTING
TO THE LEGISLATURE ON THE
PROGRESS OF THE DIRECT INSTALL
PROGRAM. I RESPECTFULLY ASKED
FOR AN I VOTE ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR CAVALLERO. THANK YOU ANY
DEBATE ON THIS ISSUE? ANY
DEBATE? SEE NO MICROPHONES UP.
THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION IS
39 0. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN MOVING ON TO
FILE ITEM 53. THIS IS SP 3 41 BY
SENATOR BECKER. CLERK. PLEASE
READ. SENATE BILL 3 41 BY
SENATOR BECKER AND ACTIVELY INTO
HOUSING SENATOR BECKER. THANK
YOU. THIS WOULD BILL WOULD END
THE USE OF PRO HOUSING POINT IN
RANKING APPLICATIONS TO THE
QUALIFYING INFILL PROJECT
PORTION OF THE INFANT INFILL
INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT PROGRAM.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S IMPLEMENTED THE
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE AND H C D. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
SENATOR BECKER IS OPENED THE
DEBATE ANY DISCUSSION AND DEBATE
ANYONE? THIS ITEM IS ELIGIBLE
FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN
GONNA MOVE ON TO FILE ITEM 54.
THIS IS SP 3 44 BY SENATOR RUBIO
CLARK QUIZ READ. SENATE BILL 3
44 BY SENATOR RUBIO AND ACTUALLY
INTO CANCER. SENATOR RUBIO.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE
TODAY AS B 3 44 IS BACK IN
CONCURRENCE. THE AMENDMENTS
ADDRESSED THE CONCERNS FROM THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. AND
WITH THAT I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE.
THANK YOU. ANY FURTHER
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE.
MEASURES ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION IS
39 0. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS
FIRELIGHT AND 55. THIS IS SP 3
94 BY SENATOR GONZALEZ. CORK
PRESSURE, PLEASE READ SENATE
BILL 3 94 OF US SENATOR GONZALEZ
AND ACTUALLY IN THE SCHOOL
FACILITIES, SENATOR GONZALEZ.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT AND
MEMBERS. ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS TO
SP 3 94 CLARIFY DEFINITIONS AND
DEADLINES AND ADD STAKEHOLDERS
THAT MUST BE INVOLVED IN THE
CREATION OF THE MASTER PLAN FOR
SUSTAINABLE AND CLIMATE,
RESILIENT SCHOOLS. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THIS
ITEM. THIS ITEM IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. WITHOUT
OBJECTION IS 39 0. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
STEP IS ITEM FILE ITEM 56 BY
SENATOR EGGMAN 6 94 MISERY.
SENATE BILL 6 94% BRAGMAN AND
ACTIVATING THE MEDICAL SENATOR
FROM STOCKTON. THANK YOU VERY
MUCH. SB 6 94 IS BACK FROM THE
ASSEMBLY WITH CLARIFYING
AMENDMENTS. I ASK FOR YOUR I
VOTE. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION ON
THIS MATTER IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. BUT NO
OBJECTION. EYES 39 0. THE
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS
FIRELIGHT AND 57 ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR CABALLERO. I UNDERSTAND
SENATOR STERN IS GOING TO
PRESENT. CLERK. PLEASE READ
SENATOR 7 33 BY SENATOR CAVIAR
Ó. AND ACTUALLY IN THE
CANNABIS. SENATOR FROM LOS
ANGELES. THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
WE'RE HERE BACK ON CONCURRENCE.
SENATE CONCURRING AMENDMENTS.
THIS IS CANNABIS AND WATER
RESOURCES. RURAL COUNTY
REPRESENTATIVE CALIFORNIA
AMENDMENTS ARE TECHNICAL AND
CLARIFYING IN NATURE. UM AND WE
HAVE SUPPORT FROM THE
GROUNDWATER COALITION SPECIAL
DISTRICTS ASSOCIATION IN SAN
BERNARDINO COUNTY. RESPECTFULLY
ASK BROUGH. THANK YOU, SENATOR
STERN ANY, UH COMMENTS.
QUESTIONS ON THIS MATTER. SEE
NONE. IT'S ELIGIBLE. NO IT IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION. I WAS
39 0. THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS
ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS
FILE ITEM 58 BY SENATOR ALLEN,
THIS IS 789 CLERK. PLEASE READ
CENTREVILLE, 7 89 BY SENATOR
ALLEN AND ACTUALLY INTO
ELECTIONS IN CALLING AN ELECTION
TO TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY,
SENATOR ALLEN THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT MEMBERS. SB 7 89 MOVES
THREE LEGISLATIVE MEASURES FROM
THE MARCH PRIMARY TO THE GENERAL
ELECTION BALLOT. RECENT
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SAT ONE IS ONE
OF THE MEASURES I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. I'M SORRY. WE
HAD TROUBLE HEARING THE LAST
PART CENTER. ALLEN, CAN YOU
SPEAK UP A LITTLE BIT? I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I VOTE.
ALRIGHT ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE ON THIS MATTER? SAYING
THAT AT THE CLERK, PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. I RATHER GIL. I WANT
YOU LATER. I ASKED ME AYE,
ATKINS. HI, BECKER. BLACK SPEAR.
AYE. BRADFORD. I CAVIAR? OH,
COURTESY. I REALLY NÓ DODD. I
TERRAZZO. I EGGMAN. HI, GLASER.
I LOVE THIS GROWTH. POTATO.
JONES. NO. LAIRD. AYE. THE
MOMENT. I MCGUIRE AYE. MENU, BOY
I MEN. AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN NO
NEW LOW. NO. A TROLL BOAT. AYE.
BUT HERE AYE. PORTANTINO AYE,
ROD. RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ
SKINNER. AYE SMALL. GROVER'S I
START I AM BERG. I WOULD HAVE
AYE. WIENER. I WILL. PLEASE CALL
THE ABSENT MEMBERS. BECKER.
CAVIAR Ó. GROWTH. NO. HER 0.0.
AYE. WILK. NO. BECKER. AYE. ON A
VOTE OF 32 TO 7. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
STEP IS FILE ITEM 59. THIS IS SB
797 BY SENATOR PADILLA OR QUIZ
READ. SENATE BILL 7 97 BY
SENATOR PADILLA AND ACTUALLY
INTO TAXATION. SENATOR PADILLA.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. SB 797
ESTABLISHES A LITHIUM EXTRACTION
TAX CITIZENS OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
, ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SIMPLY
CLARIFY HOW OFTEN THE COMMITTEE
MEETS AND THE TAX AND FEE
DEPARTMENTS ADMINISTRATIVE ROLE
BILL HAS HAD NO OPPOSITION AND
NO VOTES IN THE ASSEMBLY. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
LEGISLATION. SEE NONE CORD.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN. I
WOULD RATHER GO. GELATO. CREAM.
AYE, ATKINS. AYE, BECKER. BLAKE
SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. I
CABALLERO COURTESY. I DOLLY.
DODD. ALRIGHT, TERRAZZO. EGGMAN.
AYE, GLASER. I GONZALES I GROVE
I DUNNO. AYE, JONES. THERE. AYE,
LIMÓN. AYE, MCGUIRE. I MEAN,
JABBAR. BY MEN. HI, NEWMAN. I
WIN. MILLER. I PATROL BOAT. THE
DEAL. AYE, PORTANTINO. I BROUGHT
HI, RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO.
SKINNER. AYE SMALL QUIVERS. I
STERN AYE. HAMBURG. AYE, WAHABI.
AYE. WIENER. AYE, WILK. AYE.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBERS
WROTE A GIRL. ARCHULETTA. I AM.
CAVIAR Ó. DELI. THERE ARE SO
AYE. JONES. WHEN GOLDBERG.
SEYARTO. AND A VOTE OF 33 TO 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MEMBERS. WE'RE
GOING TO HEAR THREE MEASURES
THAT HAVE COME OVER ON BEHALF OF
SENATOR MCGUIRE'S LEGISLATION.
FILE ITEMS 9 11 AND 29 WILL
BEGIN WITH FILE. FILE NUMBER
NINE. THIS IS SP 8 33. SENATOR
MCGUIRE CLERK THREE OF US.
SENATE BILL 8 33 BY SENATOR
ACQUIRE ELENA CANNABIS. SENATOR
MCGUIRE. THANK YOU SO MUCH, MR
PRESIDENT FOR THE HARD WORK, AND
THEN IT'S TAKEN THE SIMPLY
CLARIFY THAT SMALL FAMILY
CANNABIS FARMERS DOWN CAN
DOWNGRADE THEIR LICENSE TO A
SMALLER LICENSE. IN ADDITION TO
PASS IN THEIR LICENSE, WHICH
ENSURES THAT THEY DON'T HAVE TO
PAY FULL FREIGHT AND LICENSE FEE
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I
VOTE. ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS THIS LEGISLATION. SEEN
ON CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
CALLEN. I RATHER GIVE THEM I ARE
GELATO. AYE, ASHBY. BY ATKINS
BECKER. I BLAKE SPEAR. BRADFORD.
BY BARBIERO CORTESI. DELI. HI.
DONE. ALRIGHT, TERRAZZO. I
ADMIN. HI, GLASER. GONZALES. I
GROWTH. I DUNNO. JONES. HI,
LARRY. AYE, LIMÓN. MCGUIRE I
MENTIONED BAR BY MEN. NEWMAN. I
WENT I KNOW. WHAT'S YOUR BUG?
THE DEAL. AYE. PORTANTINO AYE,
ROD. RUBIO. HI, SEYARTO.
SKINNER. BY SMALL GROWERS, STERN
I AM BERG. BYE. WOW, BOB.
WIENER. I WELCOME ALRIGHT. WHOSE
FAULT THE ABSENT MEMBERS CAVIAR,
Ó. HELLO. I PATROL BOAT. AYE.
SEYARTO. AND A VOTE OF 38 TO 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN NEXT STEP IS FILE
ITEM 11 THIS IS SP 68 BY SENATOR
MCGUIRE CLERK. PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 68 BY SENATOR
MCGUIRE AND ACTUALLY INTO
VEHICLES. SENATOR ACQUIRE THANK
YOU SO MUCH. MR PRESIDENT.
AMENDMENTS TAKEN THE ASSEMBLY I
SP 68 ADDS FLEXIBILITY FOR THE
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL TO
DEVELOP HOURS OF SERVICE
REGULATIONS AND INCLUDES ALL
TYPES OF FUEL USED FOR REFUELING
. FIREFIGHTING AIRCRAFT
RESPONDING TO EMERGENCY
EMERGENCIES WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN I VOTE. ANY
DISCUSSION ON THIS MEASURE.
MEASURES ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS
ROLL CALL. WITHOUT OBJECTION,
EYES 39 NO. ZERO. THE ASSEMBLY
AMENDMENTS ARE CONCURRED IN NEXT
STEP IS FILE ITEM. 29 MY SENATOR
MCGUIRE CLERK. PLEASE READ.
SENATE BILL 2 81 BY SENATOR
MCGUIRE. INOCULATING ARSON.
SENATOR MCGUIRE. THANK YOU SO
MUCH. SP 2 81 EXTENDS THE
STATE'S AGGRAVATED ARSON LAW
AMENDMENTS TAKING THE ASSEMBLY
WHERE TECHNICAL IN NATURE WE
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY VOTE.
ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
LEGISLATION. SEE NO FURTHER
DISCUSSION. THIS MATTERS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. THAT OBJECTION EYES 39 0.
THE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS ARE
CONCURRED IN MEMBERS. HERE'S
WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO NEXT.
WE'RE GOING TO GO TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. AND THEN AFTER
THAT, WE'LL DO COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND THEN WE'LL
TALK ABOUT OUR EVENING AFFAIRS.
FIRST, LET'S GO TO MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. HAVE A. MOTION
MEMBERS WITHOUT OBJECTION, THE
SENATE RULES WILL BE SUSPENDED
AS THEY RELATE TO SENATE BILL
869869. THE OTHER ITEMS FOR
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. ALRIGHT
WE'RE AT THE TIME OF OUR EVENING
TO HAVE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EXCUSE ME. I'M SORRY. THIS
EMOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. YES,
SENATOR HURTADO YOU RECOGNIZED
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT UNDER
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS AT THE
REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR, PLEASE
MOVE. FILE ITEMS 70 A B 717 TO
THE INACTIVE FILE. THE DESK WILL
NOTE. ANYTHING ELSE UNDER
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. OKAY
WE'RE GONNA GO TO COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW. I WANT TO
GIVE OUR CHAIRS THAT ARE HOLDING
COMMITTEE HEARINGS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO ANNOUNCE THEM,
SENATOR NEWMAN THANK YOU. THE
SENATE COMMUNITY EDUCATION WILL
MEET DURING DINNER IN ROOM 1 12
HERE IN THE CAPITAL. GREAT
SENATOR BRADFORD. COMMITTEE ON
ENERGY AND UTILITIES WILL BE
MEETING IN ROOM 1200 IMMEDIATELY
AT RECESS FOR DINNER. SENATOR
ROD. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONS IN
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
WILL MEET IN 15 MINUTES. AFTER
SESSION IN ROOM 2200 TO HEAR ONE
BILL PRESENTED BY ME. ALL RIGHT,
AND LET ME ANNOUNCE THE
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS AND
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS WILL
MEET IN ROOM 1 13 IN THE
CAPITAL. UH, 10 MINUTES AFTER WE
ADJOURN HERE TO HEAR ONE
MEASURE. SB 45. THE OTHER
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENTS. SENATOR
BRADFORD IS DO YOU ARE YOU ARE
YOU IS YOUR COMMITTEE MEETING?
OKAY MEMBERS WANT TO THANK YOU
ALL AGAIN FOR YOUR DILIGENCE
TODAY, AND, UH, GREAT DECORUM AS
WE MOVE THROUGH OUR LEGISLATION
. HERE'S THE WHAT WE'RE GOING TO
DO NOW. WE'RE GONNA WE'RE GONNA
BREAK FOR COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE ABOUT A ONE
HOUR AND 10 MINUTE DINNER BREAK.
THAT WILL ALLOW THE COMMITTEES
TO MEET AND FOR YOU TO GET SOME
NOURISHMENT FOR US TO COME BACK
AND FINISH OUR WORK TONIGHT. WE
RESPECTFULLY REQUESTING THAT
MEMBERS STAY HERE IN THE
CAPITAL. AND FINALLY IN TERMS OF
LOOKING AHEAD IN TERMS OF HOW
LATER WE'RE GOING TO GO THIS
EVENING, YOU KNOW THAT THERE'S
ALWAYS DEPENDENT UPON THE
DISCUSSIONS THAT WE DO HAVE ON
THE BILLS THAT WE HERE, BUT
WE'RE ESTIMATING THAT WILL BE
HERE BETWEEN EIGHT AND NINE
O'CLOCK. OBVIOUSLY IT COULD BE
LONGER. IT COULD BE A LOT
SHORTER. AND THAT WILL JUST
DEPEND ON THE ROBUST DEBATE THAT
WE HAVE. SO WE'RE ASKING THAT
PEOPLE EXCUSE ME. WE'RE ASKING
THAT FOLKS BE BACK IN THEIR
CHAIRS AT 6 36 30 THIS EVENING
FOR US TO FINISH OUR WORK. THANK
YOU, AND WE'RE IN RECESS.
SEN. EVENING SESSION. I WANT TO
JUST KNOW WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN.
I BELIEVE THAT FILE ITEM 1 40.
SO THIS REQUIRES SENATOR WIENER,
SENATOR JONES. SENATOR
PORTANTINO ALL TO BE AT THEIR
DESKS SO WE CAN BEGIN OUR
EVENING SESSION. HMM.
THE SENATE WILL CONVENE IN 30
SECONDS WHEN I WANNA INVITE ALL
SENATORS TO COME BACK TO THE
FLOOR AND WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN
SHORTLY.
OKAY GOOD EVENING, EVERYONE.
WE'RE GOING TO CALL THE SENATE
BACK INTO SESSION. LET ME GIVE
YOU AN UPDATE BEFORE WE MOVE
BACK INTO THE FILE. WE'VE DONE
REALLY WELL TODAY. I WANNA ON
BEHALF OF THE PROTESTS AND THE
MAJORITY LEADER, AND I'M SURE
THE MINORITY LEADER I WANT TO
THANK THE MEMBERS FOR ALL YOUR
DILIGENCE AND EXTRAORDINARY
DECORUM AS WE WORK THROUGH OUR
FILE TODAY, AND HERE'S THE
UPDATE. WE'RE HOPING TO BEGIN
TOMORROW WITH HAVING ONLY 30
BILLS OF THE SENATE STILL IN THE
ASSEMBLY, AND ONLY 30 BILLS OF
THE ASSEMBLY STILL IN THE
SENATE. THAT'S THE GOAL TO
ACHIEVE THAT. ALL WE HAVE TO DO
IS COVER ABOUT 16 ASSEMBLY BILLS
TONIGHT. AND WE'LL HAVE FINISHED
OUR WORK. WE'RE THAT CLOSE. SO
WE'RE GOING TO GO THROUGH THOSE
16 A BS. AND HOPEFULLY WITH
APPROPRIATE DISPATCH AND WILL BE
IN A POSITION TO, UH, HAVE SET
UP OUR OUR DAY FOR TOMORROW TO
BE ON A GLIDE PATH THAT I KNOW
WE ALL WANT, OKAY? HOPEFULLY
THAT ANSWERS SOME OF THE
QUESTIONS THAT FOLKS HAVE OUT
THERE. SO WE'RE GONNA START WITH
FIRELIGHT AND 1 40. I'M GONNA
GIVE YOU THE HEADS UP SO YOU CAN
BE PREPARED IN TERMS OF THE
ORDER IN WHICH WE'RE GOING TO
GO, SO WE'RE GOING TO START WITH
1 41 41. 1 43, 44 AND 45 SO
AUTHORS CAN BE PREPARED. AND SO
WE WILL BEGIN. WITH FILE ITEM 1
40. THIS IS THE COMMITTEE ON
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT. BILL 17 64 CLERK.
PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 17 64
BY COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.
INOCULATING TO LAND USE. WE'LL
TURN TO SENATOR WIENER TO
PRESENT. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
. A B 17 64 IS THE ANNUAL
HOUSING COMMITTEE OMNIBUS BILL
AND CONTAINS A VARIETY OF NON
CONTROVERSIAL TECHNICAL CHANGES
TO STATE HOUSING LAWS. REASON
FOR AMENDMENTS ADDED CHAPTER IN
LANGUAGE AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. MEMBERS
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MEASURE, DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEEN NONE. CLERK. PLEASE CALL
THE ROLL. VERY NICE. I DON'T. I
DON'T SHOW THAT AS A. AND YOU'RE
A CLARIFICATION. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. SEE NO OBJECTIONS. I 39
NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
WE'RE GONNA MOVE ON TO FIRELIGHT
AND 1 41. THIS IS, UH BY, UH
SALLY, MEMBER OF PATERSON CLERK.
PLEASE READ BUT LET ME BUILD 16
50 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JIM
PATTERSON AND ACT RELATING TO
FAMILY LAW. UH SENATOR JONES
YOU'RE PRESENTING FOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT, MEMBERS
A B 16 50 AUTHORIZES VOLUNTARY
AGREEMENTS BETWEEN PARTIES WHO
CREATED EMBRYOS TOGETHER BUT NO
LONGER WISH TO BECOME PARENTS
TOGETHER. AND ALSO CLARIFIES WHO
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FILING POST
ADOPTION CONTACT AGREEMENTS.
THIS BILL, MODERATE MODERNIZES,
ADOPTION AND ASSISTED
REPRODUCTION RELATED LAWS TO
BETTER REFLECT CURRENT PRACTICES
IN REALITIES. AS WE ALL KNOW,
THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC
TO ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PATTERSON.
THERE IS NO OPPOSITION, AND THIS
BILL HAS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT. I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR
YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
JONES. ANY DISCUSSION OR DEBATE
ON THIS MATTER? DISCUSSION OR
DEBATE SEEN NONE. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. HEARING NO OBJECTION. ZAIS
39 NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
MOVING ON NOW TO FIRELIGHT AND 1
43. THIS IS A B 8 47 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RIVAS. THE
FLOOR MANAGERS PREPARED CLERK.
PLEASE READ. THAT'S SOMETHING
BUILT ASSEMBLY, LITTLE 8 47 BIAS
AND THE MEMBER OF THREE OF US
AND ACTUALLY INTO MEDICAL
SENATOR PORTANTINO PORTANTINO.
THE FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. MEMBERS. I RISE
PRESENT A B 847 SOPHIA'S ACT BY
ASSEMBLY MEMBER THREE OF US. THE
BILL WOULD ALLOW YOUNG ADULTS
ALREADY ELIGIBLE FOR HOSPICE
CARE OR PALLIATIVE CARE PRIOR TO
21 YEARS OF AGE. THEY CONTINUE
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THOSE
SERVICES AFTER THEY TURNED 21.
THE BALL BILL ALSO CONTAINS IN
10 LANGUAGE WHO INVESTIGATE
FUTURE LEGISLATION TO MAKE
PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE AND HOSPICE
CARE MORE ACCESSIBLE. IT'S NAMED
AFTER 12 YEAR OLD SOFIA HARTMAN,
WHO TRAGICALLY PASSED AWAY IN
2005. AFTER YEARS OF BATTLING
LEUKEMIA DURING HER FINAL MONTH,
SOPHIA'S PRIVATE INSURANCE
COVERAGE CANCELED ON INSURED HER
FAMILY FERVENTLY REQUESTED
ACCESS TO PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE
CARE AS THEY HOPE TO PROVIDE HER
WITH TREATMENT. FOR HER OWN
COMFORT AND THE COMFORT OF THE
HOME SO SHE COULD BE SURROUNDED
BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
UNABLE TO HONOR HER WISH TO GO
HOME. SHE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED
WHERE SHE TRAGICALLY LEFT
WITHOUT SAYING HER GOODBYES TO
HER FAMILY. THE BILL THAT WILL
ALLOW CHILDREN LIKE SOFIA TO
FACE ILLNESS FROM THE COMFORT OF
THEIR HOME BY ENSURING THAT
THEIR HOME BASED SERVICES ARE
NOT INTERRUPTED. AND I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR VOTE
TO NOUR, SOFIA AND THIS
IMPORTANT ISSUE ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S REVIS. THANK
YOU, SENATOR PORTANTINO. DOES
ANY MEMBER WANT TO COMMENT ON
THIS BILL? SEEN NO MICROPHONES
UP. THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. SEE NO
OBJECTIONS. EYES 39 0. THE
MEASURE PASSES NOW TO FILE ITEM
1 44. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 12
86 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S HANEY.
THE FLOOR MANAGERS PREPARED
CLERK PLEASE READ SOMETHING
BUILT 12 86 BY SOME MEMBER
HAITI. INOCULATING TO PHARMACY.
SENATOR SMALLWOOD CUEVAS. THE
FLOOR IS YOURS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. I RISE TO PRESENT A B
12 86 THE STAB DANGEROUS
PHARMACIES ACT ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMAN HANEY. THIS BILL
ESTABLISHES FIRST IN THE NATION
PROTECTIONS FOR LIFE THREATENING
MEDICATION ERRORS AT
UNDERSTAFFED AND UNSAFE
PHARMACIES BY REQUIRING
MANDATORY REPORTING FOR ALL
MEDICATION HEIRS TO A THIRD
PARTY ENTITY APPROVED BY THE
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF
PHARMACY. THE AUTHOR HAS ALSO
TAKEN NUMEROUS AMENDMENTS TO
ADDRESS THE OPPOSITION'S OTHER
CONCERNS, INCLUDING AMENDMENTS
THAT ALLOW FOR FLEXIBILITY IN
THE MEDICATION ERROR REPORTING
PROCESS. I THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR YOUR
I VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR. ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER? DISCUSSION OR DEBATE.
SEE NONE. CLARK, PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL. I BROUGHT A GILL. OUR
STILETTO HIGH. ASHBY. AYE,
ACTING'S BECKER BLAKE SPEAR.
AYE, BRADFORD. I CABALLERO
COURTESY. I DOLLY. NÓ DODD. NÓ
TERRAZZO. BY ADMIN. GLASER.
SALAS. BY GROVE. NO. SO JONES.
NO. THERE. I THE MOMENT.
REQUIRED BY MINIBAR. I MEAN, I
NEWMAN I WIN. NO NEW L®NG. NÓ
ADOBO. OH, DEAR. PORTANTINO HI,
ROTH. BY RUBIO. AYE, SEYARTO. NÓ
SKINNER. AYE SMALL RIVERS. I
STERN I HAMBURG. I HAVE AYE,
WIENER. WILK. NO WELL, WELL, NO.
WIENER. AYE. PLEASE CALL THE
ABSENT MEMBERS. I BROUGHT A
GIRL. NO. CAVIAR OH, GLASER.
AYE. HER DAUGHTER. LIMÓN AYE.
TROUBLE. THAT I DON'T KNOW. DOT
NO TÚI. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS ONE LAST TIME, PLEASE.
CAVIAR Ó. DATO. AYE. PATROL
BOAT. NO. ON A VOTE OF 30 TO 9.
THAT MEASURE PASSES. WILL BE
DOWN TO FIRELIGHT AND 1 45. THIS
IS GOING TO BE FOLLOWED BY 1,
47, 1, 48, 1 49 AND 1 50. 1 45.
THIS IS, UH 671 BY A SEMI MEMBER
WARD CLERK. PLEASE READ SOMEBODY
BUILT 6 71 BY SOMETHING MEMBER
WARD AND ACT RELATED HOUSING,
SENATOR RUBIO, THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
SENATE I RISE TO PRESENT A B 6
71 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WARD.
THIS IS A HOUSING BILL THAT WILL
CLARIFY COMMUNITY LAND TRUST AND
LOCAL AGENCIES ARE ELIGIBLE TO
USE CAL HOME FUNDS TO BUILD A
DUS WITH NO OPPOSITION AND
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR AN I WILL
THANK YOU. ANY MEMBER WISH TO
COMMENT ON THIS. THIS
LEGISLATION. SEEING THE
MICROPHONES UP. THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL.
SEEING AND HEARING NO OBJECTIONS
. EYES 39 0 THE MEASURE. PASSES.
GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO FILE IT
AND 1 47. SO. CERTAINLY BILL 3
50 BY AGUIAR-CURRY CLERK. PLEASE
READ. EXCUSE ME. HOLD ON, PLEASE
HOLD ON, PLEASE. 1 47. GAVE YOU
THE INCORRECT NUMBER THERE. THIS
IS ASSEMBLY BILL 10 74.
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ALANIS. CLARK,
PLEASE READ. BUILT IN 74 BY
SOMEONE MEMBER ATLANTIS AND ACT
RELATING TO HORSE RACING.
SENATOR DODD, YOUR FOR MANAGING
AT THE FLOOR IS YOURS, MR
PRESIDENT, MEMBERS A B 10 74
ADDRESSES DEPENDING CULTURE OF
THE GOLDEN GATE FIELDS HORSE
RACING TRACK IN THE SAN
FRANCISCO BAY AREA. IT WAS
ANNOUNCED THAT THE GOLDEN GATE
FIELDS WOULD BE PERMANENT,
CLOSED AT THE END OF THE 2023
MEETING DECEMBER. THE BILL
REPRESENTS A COMPROMISE REACHED
BETWEEN THE THOROUGHBRED RACING
STAKEHOLDERS IN THE NORTH AND
THE SOUTH. RESPECTFULLY ASK YOUR
I VOTE. ANY MEMBER WANT TO BE
HEARD ON THIS BILL? C NINE. IT'S
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS RE RECALL
. EXCUSE ME UNANIMOUS CALL. YEAH
SENIOR OBJECTIONS. EYES 39 NO
ZEROS. THE MEASURE PASSES. ALL
RIGHT. GLAD YOU GUYS ARE PAYING
ATTENTION. WE'RE GONNA MOVE NEXT
TO FILE OUT AND 1 48. THIS IS,
UH, ASSEMBLY BILL 43 BY
MURATSUCHI CLERK. PLEASE READ AS
LONG YOU BUILD 4 83 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S ABOUT SUKI AND
ACTUALLY IN THE MEDICAL SENATOR
PORTANTINO OF THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT
AND MEMBERS I RISE TO PRESENT A
B 483 ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY
MURATSUCHI AND WOULD THE BILL
WILL INCREASE FEDERAL FUNDING
FOR SCHOOL BASED HEALTH AND
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR
STUDENTS BY REFORMING THE
PROCESS WHILE BY WHICH THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES AUDITS CLAIMS MADE BY
SCHOOLS UNDER THE LOCAL
EDUCATION AGENCIES BILLING
OPTION PROGRAM. I BELIEVE IT'S A
SUPPORT SUPPORT AND RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AN I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR. ANY DISCUSSION AND
DEBATE ON THIS MATTER.
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE. SEE NO
MICROPHONES UP. THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. SEEN
IN HEARING NO OBJECTIONS. EYES
39 NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
WE MOVE NEXT TO FILE ITEM 1 49 A
B 3 50 BY SENATOR
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S AGUIAR-CURRY.
CLARK, PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILT 3 50 BISON REMEMBER
AGUIAR-CURRY AND AQUILINA
TRANSPORTATION SENATOR FROM
SACRAMENTO. THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I RISE
TO PRESENT THIS BILL. MAYBE 350
ON BEHALF OF ASSEMBLY MEMBER
SPEAKER PRO TEM. AND, UH, MAYBE
3 50 EXTENDS THE TIMELINE FOR
SACRAMENTO'S COG. AND THEIR NEXT
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY STRATEGY
UPDATE FROM NOVEMBER TO DECEMBER
FROM NOVEMBER OF 23 TO DECEMBER
OF 25. THE BILL ALSO ALLOWS
SEACOCKS CURRENT PLAN TO REMAIN
IN EFFECT DURING THAT TIME. THE
SCHEDULE BETTER ALIGN THE COG
WITH OTHER COGS IN THE REGION
AND WILL ENHANCE COMMUNITY INPUT
AND ENGAGEMENT, WHICH IS THE
GOAL OF THE BILL. I ASKED FOR AN
I VOTE. ANY MEMBER WANT TO BE
HEARD ON THIS MATTER? COMMENTS.
QUESTIONS SEE NONE. EXCUSE ME.
SENATOR FROM FAIR OAKS. THANK
YOU, MR PRESIDENT. I KNOW I'M IN
ENTIRELY IGNORE A BLE, BUT I
APPRECIATE YOU LOOKING THIS WAY.
OBJECTION. YEAH YOU HAVE THE
FLOOR. NOW, AT LEAST I DIDN'T
CALL YOU MR SPEAKER. TRUE. YEAH.
UM ANYWAY, THIS THIS IS A BILL
OF LOCAL INTERESTS. OBVIOUSLY
THE SACRAMENTO AREA AND I CAN'T
SUPPORT IT. UH PRIMARILY BECAUSE
THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES
BOARD HAS BECOME INVOLVED. AND
INSISTED ON INITIALLY A NUMBER
OF AMENDMENTS, SOME OF WHICH
WERE NOT ACCEPTED, BUT SOME OF
WHICH WERE AND I'M TROUBLED
NUMBER ONE BY THE FACT THAT CARB
BECAME INVOLVED WITH A SIMPLE
THING THAT'S A COG WAS TRYING TO
DO AND NUMBER TWO THAT THE
AMENDMENTS PARTICULARLY ADOPTING
CAPTIVITY, THE GUIDELINES BUT AS
A RULE OF TRANSPORTATION
PROJECTS IN THE SACRAMENTO AREA
THAT I THINK COMPROMISES SOME
COULD COMPROMISE SOME
SIGNIFICANT, UH, TRAFFIC
ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS IN THE
SACRAMENTO REGION. AND
REGRETTABLY AND I DO MEAN
REGRETTABLY, I CANNOT SUPPORT
THE BILL. THANK YOU, SENATOR.
ANY OTHER COMMENTS? QUESTIONS
DISCUSSION. SEEN ON SENATOR
ASHBY LIKE TO CLOSE. SURE THE
AUTHOR THAN MAYOR AGUIAR-CURRY
AND MYSELF, THEN BASE MAYOR
ASHBY SERVED ON THIS COG AND I
THINK WE BOTH AGREE THAT THE
MORE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WE CAN
HAVE THE BETTER OFF THE OUTCOME
WILL BE. I ASKED FOR AN I VOTE
DEBATE HAVING CEASED CLERK.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL. ALAN
ALREADY GUILTY. AYE, ARCHULETTA.
BY ASHBY. HI ATKINS. BECKER. I
BLAKE SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD. BUY
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. DELI. NO,
DAD. BY TERRAZZO. I MEAN, GLASER
GONZALES, I GROVE NO. AYE,
JONES. LAIRD. AYE, MOMENT. BY
MAGUIRE. MENU BAR. I MEAN,
NEWMAN. I WIN. HELLO. NO PATROL
BOAT. EDU AYE, PORTANTINO. I
RATHER I RUBIO. I THERE ARE TWO
NO SKINNER. I SMILED QUIVERS. BY
STERN. AYE, BOMBERG. I ROBBED
AYE. WIENER. AYE, WILK. IT'S
CALLED THE ABSENT MEMBERS. HI.
CAVIAR Ó. JONES. MCGUIRE AYE.
MEN. I WHEN NO. LATROBE Ó. NO.
WILK. ON A VOTE OF 31 TO 6. THE
MEASURE PASSES WE'LL MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 1 50. THIS IS A B
945 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S REYES.
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. ASSEMBLY
BUILDING 9 45 BY SOMEONE MEMBER
REYES AND ACT RELATING TO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SENATOR
BECKER. THE FLOOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF THE SENATE TO THIS BILL
REQUIRES JUDICIAL COUNCIL TO
SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE DETAILING THE RATE
OF EXPUNGEMENT GRANTED TO
INDIVIDUALS WHO SUCCESSFULLY
PARTICIPATED IN CALIFORNIA
CONSERVATION PROGRAM AS AN
INCARCERATED HAND CREW MEMBER.
RESPECTFULLY ASK DR VOTE
SENATORS. ANYONE WANT TO BE
HEARD ON THIS MEASURE. ANY
SENATOR. WANNA BE HEARD? SEEN
NONE. THIS IS ELIGIBLE FOR
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. THERE WERE
NO OBJECTIONS. EYES 39 0. THE
MEASURE PASSES MOVING ON TO FILE
ITEM 1 51. THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL
10 15 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALLED
IRAN. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
BUT SOMETHING BUILT 10 15 BY
SOME REMEMBER CALDERON AND ACT
RELATING TO CHILDREN'S HEALTH.
SENATOR LIMÓN. THE FLOOR IS
YOURS. THANK YOU. I RISE TO
PRESENT A B 10 15 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S CALDERON. MAYBE
10 15 WOULD CREATE A STATEWIDE
DIAPER AND WIPES DISTRIBUTION
PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO
SERVE LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND
WITH INFANTS OR TODDLERS. THIS
BILL IS A CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE
WOMEN'S CAUCUS PRIORITY BILL,
AND I RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR MY
VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR. IS
THERE ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS
MATTER, AND HE DISCUSSION ON
THIS LEGISLATION? SEEING AND
HEARING NONE. SECRETARY. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL, ALLEN. I WROTE A
GUILD HIGH ARCH ILETO. I ASKED
YOU AYE. ATKINS. BECKER. I BLAKE
SPEAR. BRADFORD. I ZERO
COURTESY. HI DELI. I THOUGHT I
TERRAZZO. AYE, EGGMAN GLASER. BY
GONZALEZ. AYE, GROVE. I HEARD
AUTO BY JONES. AYE. THERE'D HIGH
MOMENT. AYE, MCGUIRE. AYE
MENTIONED ARE MEN. AYE, NEWMAN.
I WIN. HELLO, I JOB Ó. BUT THE
DEAL PORTANTINO ROTH. RUBIO.
AYE, SEYARTO. AYE, SKINNER. AYE
SMALL GRIEVERS STERN. I AM BERG.
I HAVE WIENER. AYE, WILK. I
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBER.
CAVIAR. OH, WHEN I VOTED 39 TO
0. THE MEASURE PASSES. MOVE NEXT
TO FILE ITEM 1 56. BY MY COUNT
MEMBERS. WE ONLY HAVE ABOUT SIX
MEASURES LEFT TONIGHT. HIGHLIGHT
AND 1 56. THIS IS 70 BILL 85 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEBER.
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ.
SOMETHING BUILT 85 BY SIMILAR
MEMBER WEBER AND ACT RELATING TO
HEALTH. SENATOR WHO? TATO YOU'RE
PRESENTING THIS BILL. THANK YOU,
MR PRESIDENT. UM I AM HERE TO
PRESENT A B 85 ON BEHALF OF
ASSEMBLY. ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S WEBER
, WHICH WILL REQUIRE HEALTH
PLANS AND INSURANCE TO INCLUDE
COVERAGE FOR SOCIAL DETERMINANTS
OF HEALTH SCREENINGS AND ACCESS
TO COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS.
MAYBE 85 HELPS ADDRESS THESE
GAPS IN HEALTH CARE BY REQUIRING
COVERAGE AND REIMBURSEMENT OF
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
SCREENINGS AND ACCESS TO
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS. ALSO
MAKES SCREENINGS, A COVERED
BENEFIT FROM MEDICAL
BENEFICIARIES. THIS WILL ALSO
RECORD THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
CARE, ACCESS AND INFORMATION,
TOO CONVENIENT WORKING GROUP TO
CREATE A STANDARDIZED MODEL AND
PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTING
PATIENT'S WITH COMMUNITY
RESOURCES TO ACCESS THE NEED FOR
CENTRALIZED LIST OF ACCREDITED
COMMUNITY PROVIDERS AND TO
DETERMINE GAPS IN RESEARCH TO
INFORM POLICY. I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR HURTADO. DOES ANY MEMBER
WANT TO BE HEARD ON THIS BILL?
SENIOR MICROPHONES UP,
SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON I BROUGHT A GIRL. LETO. I
ASKED YOU HI, ATKINS. I BECKER
HI BLAKE SPEAR. AYE, BRADFORD.
CAVIAR. OH, COURTESY. AYE, DELI.
NÓ DODD. I TERRAZZO. I ADMIN
GLASER. AYE DOLLARS. GROWTH. NO
PHOTO. JONES? NO, LAIRD. I THE
MOMENT. MCGUIRE I MAJOR BAR. I
MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN NO
NEIL Ó. PATROL BOAT. DEAL.
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. AYE,
RUBIO. I SAY ARE TOO SKINNER.
AYE. SMALL QUIVERS. AYE, STERN.
I AM BERG. I HAB AYE, WIENER. I
WILL. PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT
MEMBERS. GILMAN. NO. CAVIAR, O
NEILL Ó. NO. WHAT ABOUT. CIERTO
NÓ. WELCOME. ON A VOTE OF 32 7.
THE MEASURE PASSES. THE FIVE
REMAINING BILLS ARE GONNA GO IN
THE FOLLOWING ORDER. FILE ITEM 1
57 1 59, 1, 61, 06 AND 63.
AUTHORS PLEASE BE READY. WILL
BEGIN NEXT WITH FILE ITEM 1 57.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 2 58 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S REYES.
SECRETARY PLEASE READ SOMETHING
BUILT TO 58 BY SOMEONE MEMBER
RAISE AN ACT RELATING TO
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. SENATOR
ALVARADO GUILD FOR IS YOURS.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. MR PRESIDENT
. I RISE AS A PROUD CO AUTHOR TO
PRESENT ASSEMBLY BILL 2 58 ON
BEHALF OF ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S RAISE
. THIS BILL WOULD MAKE STATE
RESOURCES MORE ACCESSIBLE TO
SMALL BUSINESSES BY REQUIRING
THE OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS
ADVOCATE TO ESTABLISH A PORTAL
THAT HOUSES FINANCIAL AND
PROGRAMMING ASSISTANCE THAT IS
EASILY ACCESSIBLE FOR SMALL
BUSINESSES. THIS BILL IS
SPONSORED BY THE HISPANIC, ASIAN
PACIFIC ISLANDER AND AFRICAN
AMERICAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
AND HAS NO OPPOSITION AND HAS
RECEIVED ZERO. NO VOTES. I
RESPECTFULLY ASK FOR THE I VOTE.
THANK YOU, SENATOR. ANY MEMBER
WANT TO BE HEARD ON THIS MATTER?
SEE NO MICROPHONES UP. THIS IS
ELIGIBLE FOR UNANIMOUS ROLL
CALL. SEEING AND HEARING NO
OBJECTIONS. EYES 39 NO. ZERO THE
MEASURE PASSES. WE'LL MOVE NEXT
TO HIGHLIGHT AND 1 59. ASSEMBLY
BILL 14 04 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S
CARILLO. SECRETARY. PLEASE READ
. THAT'S THE ONLY BILL 14 04 BY
SOME REMEMBER WENDY CARRILLO AND
ACT RELATING TO DISABILITY
ACCESS, SENATOR LAIRD THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MR PRESIDENT. THERE'S
BEEN A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN A
D, A COMPLIANCE OF WEBSITE
LAWSUITS AGAINST SMALL
BUSINESSES. THIS BILL REQUIRES
THAT PLANE OF ATTORNEYS PROVIDE
A WRITTEN ADVISORY NOTICE FOR
INFRACTIONS. WHICH WILL ALLOW
SMALL BUSINESSES TO GET INTO
COMPLIANCE WITHOUT BURDENSOME
LAWSUITS, THEIR SUPPORT ON BOTH
SIDES. I ASKED FOR AN IPHONE.
DOES ANY MEMBER WISH TO BE HEARD
ON THIS MATTER? DO YOU KNOW?
MICROPHONES UP. THIS IS ELIGIBLE
FOR A UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL.
SEEING AND HEARING NO OBJECTION.
39 0. THE MEASURE PASSES.
ALRIGHT UM, CORRECTION. 1 60.
WE'RE GOING TO PASS ON FILE.
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE NEXT TO FILE
ITEM 106. THIS IS A B 16 53 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S SANCHEZ. BEFORE
MANAGERS READY, SECRETARY PLEASE
READ. ASSEMBLY BILL 16 53 BY SO
MANY MEMBERS SANCHEZ AND ACT
RELATING TO INTERSCHOLASTIC
ATHLETICS. SENATOR HER TATA.
THANK YOU, MR PRESIDENT. MAYBE
16 53 WOULD HELP CALIFORNIA
SCHOOLS BETTER PROTECT STUDENT
ATHLETES FROM HEAT ILLNESS BY
REQUIRING THAT CALIFORNIA
INTEREST SCHOLASTIC FEDERATION
AND THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION TO ESTABLISH BEST
PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES FOR
STUDENTS, ATHLETICS AND EXTREME
HEAT CONDITIONS. UNFORTUNATELY
MULTIPLE CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
HAVE DIED OR BEEN SIGNIFICANTLY
INJURED FROM HEAT ILLNESS DURING
SCHOOL SPORTS A B 16 53 WILL
PROVIDE SCHOOLS WITH MORE TOOLS.
INFORMATION TO PREVENT FUTURE
TRAGEDIES. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR AN I VOTE. MEMBERS ANY
DISCUSSION OR DEBATE ON THIS
MATTER. SEE NO MICROPHONES UP.
THIS MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. SEEING AND
HEARING NO OBJECTIONS. EYES 39
NO. ZERO THE MEASURE PASSES.
YEAH.
NEXT STEP IS FILE. 63 THIS IS
ASSEMBLY BILL 12. 56TH.
SECRETARY. PLEASE READ. THAT'S
ONLY ABOUT 12 56 BY SOMETHING
MEMBER WOULD AND ACTUALLY INTO
TAXATION. SENATOR MCGUIRE, THANK
YOU SO MUCH. MR PRESIDENT,
GRATEFUL TO THE WORK OF A SIM
MEMBER WOULD ON A B 12 56. THIS
BILL WOULD EMPOWER VOTERS WITHIN
HUMBOLDT COUNTY TO DECIDE
WHETHER OR NOT TO INCREASE SALES
TAXES TO ADDRESS COUNTYWIDE
TRANSPORTATION NEEDS. IT WILL
GIVE LOCAL RESIDENTS IN
ADDITIONAL TOLD THEY MAY NEED TO
BE ABLE TO HELP SUPPORT PUBLIC
TRANSIT ERODES WITH RESPECTFULLY
ASKED FOR AND I VOTE. THANK YOU,
SENATOR MCGUIRE ANY DISCUSSION
OR DEBATE? SEE NO MICROPHONES
UP, SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL THE
ROLL, ALLEN. I GOTTA GO. NO
STILETTO. ASHBY. AYE. ATKINS BY
BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR. AYE,
BRADFORD. HI CAVIAR OF COURTESY.
HI, DOLLY. NÓ DODD. I TERRAZZO.
I ADMIN. AYE, GLASER. GONZALES.
AYE, GROVE. NO. JONES. NO LARRY,
I LIMÓN MCGUIRE I MAJOR BAR. I
MEAN, AYE, NEWMAN. I WENT NO
NEIL Ó. NÓ ROWBOAT. NO VIDEO.
PORTANTINO AYE, ROTH. RUBIO. I
SEYARTO NÓ SKINNER. BY SMALL
RIVERS. HI, STERN. I AM BERG. BY
WAHAB. AYE, WIENER. AYE, WILK.
NO. PLEASE CALL THE ABSOLUTE
MEMBERS. OUR GELATO? AYE.
CABALLERO LIMÓN. AYE. AND A VOTE
OF 39. THE MEASURE PASSES. WE'RE
GONNA. GET A BONUS ITEM TONIGHT
. GOING TO GO TO FILE ITEM 65.
THIS IS ASSEMBLY BILL 3 14 BY
ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S PATTERSON.
SENATOR JOLLIES PREPARED,
SECRETARY PLEASE READ BUILT 3 14
BY SOME REMEMBER JIM PATTERSON
AND AQUITANIA TAXATION TO TAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. TAX LEVY.
AND HER DOLLY. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. MEMBERS I PRESENT A B
3 14 BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER'S JIM
PATTERSON. MAYBE 3 14 EXTENDS
HIS SUNSET FOR FIVE YEARS ON
SALES AND USE TAX EXEMPTIONS
THAT ALLOW COMMERCIAL TRUCKS AND
TRAILERS TO BE PURCHASED FROM
CALIFORNIA DEALERS TAX FREE
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL BURDENS,
BURDENSOME REQUIREMENTS. IT ALSO
BRINGS PARITY TO THE LAW, SIMPLY
CLARIFYING THAT USED TRAILERS
ALSO QUALIFY FOR THIS PROVISION
. IN ADDITION TO NEW AND
REMANUFACTURED TRAILERS, OUR
COMMERCIAL TRUCK PURCHASE
PURCHASED IN CALIFORNIA TO
QUALIFY AS INTERSTATE COMMERCE
FOR TAX PURPOSES. IT HAD MET.
TWO QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE OUT
OF THE STATE MORE THAN 51% OF
THE TIME, AND THE VEHICLE MUST
MAKE ITS INITIAL TRIP WITH THE
WITH A LOAD INTO THE STATE, EVEN
IF IT WAS PURCHASED IN
CALIFORNIA. MANDATING THAT
UNNECESSARY INBOUND TRIP
REQUIREMENT. INCREASED TRAFFIC
IN JUSTIN POLLUTION WHERE AND
TEAR ON THE ROADS AND DECREASED
BUYERS FROM PURCHASING THEIR
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS IN CALIFORNIA
. MAYBE 13 MAYBE 13 14 ENSURES
BOTH COMMERCIAL TRUCKS AND
TRAILERS WILL CONTINUE TO BE
EXEMPT FROM THE INBOUND TRIP
REQUIREMENT. MAYBE 13 14 WILL
HELP REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS
EMISSIONS WERE INTERNAL ROADS
AND SAVE BUYERS. BOTH AND
DEALERS, TIME PURCHASING AND
SELLING COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN
CALIFORNIA. I RESPECTFULLY ASK
FOR MY VOTE. THANK YOU, SENATOR
DOLLY WITH ANY MEMBER LIKE TO BE
HEARD ON THIS THIS MEASURE. ANY
DISCUSSION, ANY DEBATE? ANY HARD
QUESTIONS. ALL RIGHT. SEE NOW IN
THIS MEASURE IS ELIGIBLE FOR A
UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL. AND HEARING
NO OBJECTIONS. EYES 39 NO. ZERO
THE MEASURE PASSES MEMBERS WERE
GONNA NEXT GO TO, UH, MOTIONS
AND RESOLUTIONS. MOTIONS AND
RESOLUTIONS. I KNOW YOU'VE BEEN
WAITING ALL DAY. FOR THIS MOMENT
. ANYBODY HAVE EMOTION OR
RESOLUTION LIKE TO BRING TO OUR
ATTENTION. I'VE GOT ONE. WITHOUT
OBJECTION, PURSUANT TO JOINT
RULE 33-1 JOINT RULE 63, A 13
WILL BE SUSPENDED TO ALLOW
ASSEMBLY BILL 11 22 TO BE
AMENDED AFTER THE DEADLINE. THIS
REQUEST HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE
RULES COMMITTEE. ANY OTHER
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. ALRIGHT
I'VE GOT GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS
FRIENDS. WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR
THE BAD NEWS FIRST, OKAY,
SENATOR MENJIVAR, THE JUDGE OF
OUR TWIN DAY ASKED TO HEAR THE
BAD NEWS. FIRST I MIGHT HAVE
MISSPOKEN EARLIER. WE STILL HAVE
34 MORE ITEMS TO DEAL WITH
TONIGHT. NOW THE GOOD NEWS IS
THEY'RE ON THE SPECIAL CONSENT
CALENDAR. IS THERE ANYBODY WHO
WOULD LIKE SOMETHING TAKEN OFF
OF THAT VERY SPECIAL CONSENT
CALENDAR ALREADY GIVE YOU AN
OPPORTUNITY. ALRIGHT I'M NOT
SEEING ANY HANDS UP, MICROPHONES
UP. SO ARE WE GOING TO READ THE
SPECIAL CONSENT CALENDAR? SURE.
I MEAN, WITH THE SECRETARY.
PLEASE READ THIS SPECIAL CONSENT
CALENDAR ASSEMBLY BILL 3 10 44
63 TO 25 TO 26 TO 55 TO 73 323
91 4 25 FOR 61 5 19 5 83 BY 35 6
24 36 34 707 44 7 89 8 OR 98 67
12 11 12 11 21 11 27 11 72 11
75. 12 57 12 62 14 03 14 17 14
33 15 17 15 1917 70 ALL RIGHT.
SECRETARY PLEASE CALL THE ROLL
ON THE SPECIAL CONSENT CALENDAR.
ALAN. I WOULD RATHER GO. HI,
ARCHULETTA. I ACTUALLY ATKINS.
AYE, BECKER. HI BLAKE SPEAR.
BRADFORD. CAVIAR OH, CORTESI.
AYE, DOLLY. I DUG I TERRAZZO.
AYE, EGGMAN. HI GLASER. GONZALES
GROWTH I ORDERED Ó. JONES.
ALRIGHT, LAIRD, I THE MOMENT.
MCGUIRE. I MEAN, JABBAR. I MEAN,
AYE, NEWMAN. I WHEN I KNEEL, Ó
. I GOLDBERG. I DO. PORTANTINO I
BROUGHT. HI RUBIO. ALRIGHT
SEYARTO TOÀN SKINNER I SMILED.
DRIVERS. I STERN I AM BERG. I
HAB AYE, WIENER. I WELCOME HI.
PLEASE CALL THE ABSENT MEMBER.
ASHBY. AYE. CAVIAR Ó. THAT'S A
VOTE OF 39 0 ON THE A B 3 39 0
ON THE RANGER OF THE SPECIAL
CONSENT CALENDAR. MEMBERS WE'RE
GONNA PAUSE FOR JUST A MOMENT
HERE BEFORE WE FINISH UP.
MEMBERS THE DESK IS CLEAR.
SENATOR ATKINS. THERE'S NO OTHER
BUSINESS BEFORE THE SENATE. WE
TURN TO YOU FOR OUR CLOSING
COMMENTS. THANK YOU, MR
PRESIDENT. AND MIGHT I ADD A
VERY GOOD PRESIDING OVER SESSION
TODAY? THANK YOU SO MUCH, UM
COLLEAGUES AND ALSO TO THE FLOOR
TEAM. YOU GUYS WERE INCREDIBLE
TODAY. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
BEING SO EFFICIENT WITH YOUR
TIME WITH THE WORK. WE
APPRECIATE IT SO MUCH AND THANK
YOU FOR FEEDING US. UM SO WE
STARTED THE WEEK WITH 600
ASSEMBLY BILLS. AND THANKS TO
THIS INCREDIBLE WORK OF ALL OF
YOU IN THE FLOOR TEAM, AND
OBVIOUSLY THE FOLKS AT THE DESK
WE WILL START TOMORROW THURSDAY
WITH JUST 30 ASSEMBLY BILLS TO
COMPLETE. WE STARTED THE WEEK
WITH 295 SENATE BILLS AND WE
HAVE APPROXIMATELY 70 OR 80.
SENATE BILLS TO TACKLE TOMORROW
. THAT MAY SOUND LIKE A LOT, BUT
WE HAVE BEEN PRETTY EFFICIENT
WITH OUR TOM. BECAUSE OF YOUR
EFFORTS. WE WILL NOW START
SESSION TOMORROW THURSDAY AT ONE
O'CLOCK. AND WE WILL MAKE VERY
EFFICIENT USE OF THE TIME ONCE
WE GET HERE PROMPTLY AT ONE
O'CLOCK, AND THERE WILL BE LUNCH
IN THE LOUNGE AT NOON. AT NOON
SO THAT WE CAN BE PREPARED TO
WORK AND GET STARTED AT ONE NOW.
YOU SHOULD BE AWARE THAT WE WILL
. WE WILL BE WORKING LATE
TOMORROW THURSDAY BECAUSE WE
HAVE TOM STAMPS ON A NUMBER OF
PIECES OF PIECES OF LEGISLATION
AND BILLS THAT WILL KEEP US HERE
UNTIL THAT TIME ANYWAY, BUT WE
DO NEED TO HONOR THE 72 HOUR
ROLE AND THAT CONSTITUTIONAL
REQUIREMENTS. SO IT WILL BE A
LONG DAY WHEN WE START TOMORROW
AT ONE, BUT YOU HAVE THE REST OF
THIS EVENING AND THE MORNING TO
PREPARE AND TO COME READY TO
WORK, AND IT WAS A WONDERFUL DAY
TO SEE HOW WE PAIRED UP, AND, UH
WORK TOGETHER TODAY TO MAKE IT
FUN. EVEN THE MIDST OF ALL THE
WORK AND TOMORROW OBVIOUSLY IS
BLACK AND WHITE PENGUIN DAY.
WHATEVER THAT MEANS TO YOU. UH
JUST DRESS APPROPRIATELY. SENATE
PENGUIN LIKE AND WE WILL HAVE A
GOOD DAY. UM MR PRESIDENT, THAT
IS ALL. WE WILL SEE EVERYONE
TOMORROW. SEPTEMBER 14TH
THURSDAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. PM
TERRIFIC. THE SENATE WILL
RECONVENE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
14TH AT ONE PM. AND WITH THAT
THE SENATE IS ADJOURNED.