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CA AB1032
California AB1032 aimed to improve health care coverage for behavioral health visits by adding specific protections and requirements for insurers. The bill sought to ensure that individuals could access necessary mental health services without facing barriers. Unfortunately, it was vetoed, meaning it will not become law.
Vetoed House John Harabedian
CA AB1043
California AB1043 requires software applications and online services to implement age verification measures to protect minors from accessing inappropriate content. The bill aims to enhance consumer protection by ensuring that companies take responsibility for verifying the age of their users. This legislation is part of a broader effort to safeguard children in the digital space.
Passed House Buffy Wicks
CA AB1046
California AB1046 aims to address short-lived climate pollutants by establishing regulations regarding recovered organic waste products used in agricultural crop preparation services. The bill encourages the use of organic waste in farming practices, which can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable agriculture. This initiative is part of California's broader efforts to manage organic waste and improve environmental health.
Passed House Jasmeet Bains
CA AB1056
California Assembly Bill 1056 updates the regulations regarding the use of gill nets in commercial fishing. The bill amends existing laws to ensure that permits for gill nets are managed more effectively, aiming to protect marine life while allowing for sustainable fishing practices. This change is intended to balance the needs of commercial fishermen with environmental conservation efforts.
Passed House Steve Bennett
CA AB1136
California AB1136 aimed to address employment issues related to immigration and work authorization. The bill proposed new regulations to protect workers and ensure fair treatment for those with varying immigration statuses. However, it was ultimately vetoed and did not become law.
Vetoed House Liz Ortega
CA AB1143
CA AB1143 aimed to create a certification program for homeowners to improve fire safety by hardening their homes against wildfires. The bill sought to amend existing laws related to fire safety and resource management. However, it was ultimately vetoed, meaning it will not become law.
Vetoed House Steve Bennett
CA AB1250
CA AB1250 is a new law that requires transit operators to regularly recertify the eligibility of individuals who use paratransit services. This means that people who rely on these services will need to confirm their eligibility periodically to continue receiving transportation assistance. The goal is to ensure that the program serves those who genuinely need it.
Passed House Diane Papan
CA AB1306
CA AB1306 is a new law aimed at improving teacher preparation programs in California, particularly for teaching English learners. It requires school districts and county offices of education to enhance their training for teachers to better support students who are learning English. This will help ensure that teachers have the necessary skills to effectively educate these students.
Passed House Al Muratsuchi
CA AB1336
CA AB1336 aimed to improve benefits for farmworkers by making changes to the state's workers' compensation laws. The bill sought to ensure that farmworkers receive adequate support and protections in the event of workplace injuries. However, it was ultimately vetoed, meaning these proposed changes will not take effect.
Vetoed House Dawn Addis
CA AB1388
California AB1388 updates laws related to settlement agreements involving law enforcement. It aims to improve transparency and accountability in how police departments handle settlements related to misconduct. The bill ensures that information about these agreements is more accessible to the public.
Passed House Isaac Bryan
CA AB1487
California AB1487 establishes a fund aimed at improving the health and well-being of Two-Spirit, transgender, gender nonconforming, and intersex individuals. The bill amends existing health and safety laws to provide financial resources for programs that support these communities. Its goal is to address health disparities and promote equity in public health services.
Passed House Dawn Addis
CA AB224
CA AB224 updates the Insurance Code to ensure that essential health benefits are covered by health care plans in California. This means that certain necessary services and treatments must be included in health insurance policies, making it easier for residents to access important health care services. The bill aims to strengthen health care coverage for all Californians.
Passed House Mia Bonta