Capitol-Updates

Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber Ph.D. Released the Statewide Voter Information Guide for Public Review on July 23rd. Your analysts will start to cover the 10 propositions beginning with Capitol Update #31 on August 1st.

With the trauma of the past week and the future coverage of the election and propositions in the coming weeks, your analysts decided to share some “you may be surprised” resolutions that have passed the California Congress. In addition to Bills, the Houses of Congress introduce and pass “Resolutions and Concurrent Resolutions”

BALLOT/BOND MESSURES COMING TO YOUR BALLOT! SB 867 Safe Drinking Water, Wildfire Prevention, Drought Preparedness, and Clean Air Bond Act of 2024. The California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access For All Act of 2018, approved by the voters as Proposition 68 at the June 5, 2018.

SB 954, as amended, Menjivar. Sexual health: contraceptives. health. (1) Existing law, the California Healthy Youth Act, requires school districts, defined to include county boards of education, county superintendents of schools, the California School for the Deaf,

SB 828 BILL PASSES WITH URGENCY WHEN BUDGET DEFICIT IS AN ISSUE. SB 828 Minimum wages Health care workers: delay – Existing law requires, for any covered health care employer, with 10,000 or more full time equivalent employees.

Legislative analysis of California's AB1990 Shoplifting, SB53 Firearms, AB1999 Electricity, AB2513 Gas Stoves, SB1128 Sex Offender Registration, AB1889 Conservation.

HOW QUICKLY BILLS PASS WHEN THE GOVERNOR SUPPORTS. UPDATE ON SB 233 (Covered in CU #19, May 9, 2024). This bill was introduced as a Battery/Electric Vehicle bill in January 2023, amended in April 2024 as the Practice of Medicine: Arizona physicians,

UPDATE ON THE GOVERNOR’S CALIFORNIA BUDGET Governor Newsom released his May revised budget this past week. An initial budget is required to be released in January with the May revision requiring Legislative approval in June.

AB 2648, as amended, Bennett (Democrat, AD38). Environmentally preferable purchasing: single-use plastic bottles. Existing law generally governs the state procurement of materials, supplies, equipment, and services. Existing law also provides various procedures and requirements pertaining to the purchase of recycled items by the state, including minimum content requirements for recycled plastic products.

AB 2861, as amended, Wallis (Republican, AD 47). Introduced February 15, 2024. Personal income tax: credit: gun safe.