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CA SB309
In-Home Supportive Services program: provider wages.
CA SB309 aimed to change how wages are determined for providers in the In-Home Supportive Services program, which assists individuals with disabilities or elderly residents in their homes. The bill sought to ensure that these providers receive fair compensation for their essential work. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed Senate Brian Jones
CA AB778
Local Agency Public Construction Act: internet website posting.
California Assembly Bill 778 aimed to require local agencies to post information about public construction contracts on an internet website. This would have made it easier for the public to access details about these contracts and promote transparency in local government spending. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Phillip Chen
CA SB721
Pupil attendance: excused absences: career technical education.
California SB721 aimed to allow students to have excused absences from school to attend career technical education programs. The bill sought to amend existing laws regarding pupil attendance to support students pursuing vocational training. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed Senate Megan Dahle
CA AB837
Ketamine.
California Assembly Bill 837 aimed to amend existing laws regarding the use of ketamine, a controlled substance. The bill sought to address regulations surrounding this medication, which is sometimes used for mental health treatment. However, the bill ultimately failed to pass in the legislature.
Failed House Laurie Davies
CA AB522
Private employment: labor unions.
CA AB522 was a bill aimed at addressing issues related to labor unions in private employment. It sought to modify certain regulations or practices surrounding union activities and employee rights. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Carl DeMaio
CA AB838
Taxation: renter’s credit.
California Assembly Bill 838 aimed to modify the renter’s credit, which is a tax benefit for individuals who rent their homes. The bill proposed changes to the existing tax code to potentially provide more financial relief to renters. However, it ultimately did not pass in the legislature.
Failed House Tri Ta
CA AB520
Homelessness and mental health: state funding information.
CA AB520 aimed to improve access to state funding information related to homelessness and mental health services. The bill proposed adding a new section to the Government Code that would help public social services better navigate available resources. However, it ultimately did not pass.
Failed House Leticia Castillo
CA AB835
Medi-Cal: skilled nursing facility services.
California Assembly Bill 835 aimed to amend existing laws regarding Medi-Cal, specifically focusing on services provided by skilled nursing facilities. The bill sought to improve access to necessary care for individuals relying on Medi-Cal for their long-term healthcare needs. However, it ultimately did not pass in the legislature.
Failed House Lisa Calderon