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CA AB486
Crimes: burglary tools.
CA AB486 updates the laws regarding burglary tools by amending Section 466 of the Penal Code. The bill aims to clarify what constitutes burglary tools and enhance penalties for their possession. This change is intended to help law enforcement address and prevent burglary-related crimes more effectively.
Passed House Tom Lackey
CA AB492
Alcohol and drug programs: licensing.
CA AB492 updates the licensing requirements for alcohol and drug programs in California. This change aims to improve public health by ensuring that these programs meet specific standards and regulations. The bill seeks to enhance the quality of care provided to individuals struggling with substance use disorders.
Passed House Avelino Valencia
CA AB512
Health care coverage: prior authorization.
CA AB512 aimed to change the rules around prior authorization for health care coverage. This means it sought to make it easier for patients to get approval for necessary medical services without excessive delays. The bill intended to streamline the process, ensuring quicker access to care for patients.
Vetoed House John Harabedian
CA AB516
Registered veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants: scope of practice.
CA AB516 updates the laws governing the roles of registered veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants in California. It clarifies and expands their scope of practice, allowing them to perform certain tasks and responsibilities under the supervision of licensed veterinarians. This aims to enhance veterinary care and improve animal health services.
Passed House Ash Kalra
CA AB527
California Environmental Quality Act: geothermal exploratory projects: geothermal field development projects: enhanced geothermal system wells.
California Assembly Bill 527 aimed to update regulations related to geothermal energy projects, specifically focusing on exploratory and development activities for geothermal resources. The bill sought to streamline the approval process for enhanced geothermal system wells and ensure that these projects complied with the California Environmental Quality Act. However, it was ultimately vetoed.
Vetoed House Diane Papan
CA AB531
Geothermal powerplants and projects: certification and environmental review.
California Assembly Bill 531 focuses on improving the certification process and environmental review for geothermal powerplants and projects. The bill aims to streamline regulations to encourage the development of geothermal energy, which is a renewable energy source. By amending existing laws, it seeks to balance environmental protections with the need for more sustainable energy options.
Passed House Chris Rogers
CA AB535
Threatening a witness: assisting a prosecution.
CA AB535 makes it a crime to threaten or intimidate a witness who is helping with a prosecution. This law aims to protect witnesses and ensure they can provide testimony without fear of retaliation. It updates existing laws to strengthen the legal protections for those who assist in criminal cases.
Passed House Pilar Schiavo
CA AB574
Prior authorization: physical therapy.
CA AB574 aimed to change the rules for getting approval for physical therapy services under health care plans. It proposed that insurance companies would have to provide coverage for physical therapy without requiring prior authorization, making it easier for patients to access these services. The bill was sponsored by Mark Gonzalez and ultimately was vetoed.
Vetoed House Mark Gonzalez
CA AB779
Child welfare services: domestic violence consultant pilot program.
CA AB779 establishes a pilot program that focuses on integrating domestic violence consultants into child welfare services. This program aims to better support children and families affected by domestic violence. It will help social workers address the specific needs of families in such situations more effectively.
Passed House Tom Lackey