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CA ACA4
Homelessness and affordable housing.
CA ACA4 is a proposed amendment to California's Constitution aimed at addressing homelessness and affordable housing. It seeks to establish new provisions that would help tackle the issues related to homelessness in the state. The resolution is currently in the introductory phase and will be presented to the voters for approval.
Introduced House Corey Jackson
CA ACA3
University of California: home down payment loans for support staff.
The CA ACA3 bill proposes a constitutional amendment to create a program that provides home down payment loans specifically for support staff at the University of California. This initiative aims to assist employees in purchasing homes, making housing more affordable for those who work at the university.
Introduced House Matt Haney
CA SCR2
Legislative Counsel of California.
CA SCR2 is a resolution that outlines the process for selecting the Legislative Counsel of California, who provides legal advice and services to the legislature. This bill aims to ensure that the selection process is clear and effective, promoting transparency and accountability within the legislative framework. By defining the selection criteria, it seeks to enhance the quality of legal support for lawmakers.
Passed Senate Tom Umberg
CA ACR4
Republic of Vietnam Month.
The bill ACR4 designates a specific month as 'Republic of Vietnam Month' in California. This month is intended to honor the contributions and history of the Vietnamese community, particularly those who fled Vietnam after the Vietnam War. The resolution aims to promote awareness and appreciation for the cultural heritage of Vietnamese Americans.
Introduced House Stephanie Nguyen
CA AR5
Relative to National Human Trafficking Awareness Month.
CA AR5 is a resolution that recognizes January as National Human Trafficking Awareness Month in California. The bill aims to raise awareness about human trafficking and its impact on communities. It encourages education and advocacy efforts to combat this serious issue.
Introduced House Diane Dixon