State attorneys and administrative law judges: compensation.

CA SB605 aimed to adjust the compensation for state attorneys and administrative law judges in California. The bill proposed changes to the Government Code to ensure that these public employees receive fair pay for their work. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.

Supporters of CA SB605 would argue that the bill was essential for recognizing the hard work and dedication of state attorneys and administrative law judges. They would emphasize that fair compensation is crucial for attracting and retaining talented professionals in public service.

Critics of CA SB605 might contend that the proposed pay increases were unnecessary and could strain the state's budget. They would argue that public employees should not receive higher compensation without clear evidence of increased workload or performance.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.