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CA AB144
Health.
California Assembly Bill 144 focuses on various health-related provisions, including amendments to existing laws and the addition of new sections to improve health services and regulations. It makes changes across multiple codes, including Business and Professions, Education, Government, Health and Safety, Insurance, and Welfare and Institutions. The bill is tied to the state budget, indicating a financial commitment to these health initiatives.
Passed House Budget
CA AB149
Public resources trailer bill.
California AB149 is a comprehensive bill that makes changes to various codes related to public resources, including the Fish and Game Code, Food and Agricultural Code, Harbors and Navigation Code, Public Resources Code, and Vehicle Code. The bill updates and adds sections to these codes, focusing on the management and regulation of public resources. It also includes financial appropriations and takes effect immediately as part of the state budget process.
Passed House Budget
CA AB493
Mortgages: hazard insurance proceeds.
California AB493 allows homeowners to receive hazard insurance proceeds directly when their property is damaged, rather than having these funds go through the mortgage lender. This change aims to streamline the process for homeowners recovering from disasters, ensuring they have quicker access to necessary funds. The bill was passed and is set to take effect immediately.
Passed House John Harabedian
CA SR63
Relative to Taiwan.
California Senate Resolution 63 expresses support for Taiwan and emphasizes the importance of its relationship with the United States. The resolution highlights Taiwan's democratic values and its role in global trade and security. It aims to strengthen ties between California and Taiwan.
Passed Senate Jerry McNerney
CA AB1387
Behavioral health multidisciplinary personnel team.
CA AB1387 aimed to create a multidisciplinary personnel team focused on behavioral health issues. This team would have been responsible for coordinating care and support for individuals with mental health challenges. The bill sought to enhance collaboration among various professionals to improve outcomes for those in need.
Vetoed House Sharon Quirk-Silva
CA AB463
Emergency medical services: dogs and cats.
California Assembly Bill 463 allows emergency medical services to provide care for dogs and cats during emergencies. This legislation amends existing health and safety codes to ensure that pets can receive medical attention alongside their owners in crisis situations. The goal is to improve the overall emergency response for both humans and their pets.
Passed House Michelle Rodriguez