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GUIDE TO INDEX OF ASSEMBLY JOURNAL 

2007–08 Regular Session 

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Alphabetical Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Bill Action Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 365 

Assembly Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 365 

Assembly Constitutional Amendments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 663 

Assembly Concurrent Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 665 

Assembly Joint Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 677 

House Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 683 

Senate Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 685 

Senate Constitutional Amendments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 793 

Senate Concurrent Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 795 

Senate Joint Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 801 

NOTE: All page numbers refer to original Journals and can serve only as a guide 

when corrected Journals are used.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ASSEMBLY JOURNAL 

2007–08 Regular Session 

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AANESTAD, SAM, SENATOR 

Appointed— 

Joint Committees— 

Emergency Services and Homeland Security, 558 

ABSENCE 

Explanations of — See Individual Member. 

ACKERMAN, DICK, SENATOR 

Appointed— 

Escort, Joint Committees on— 

Calderon Hinojosa, His Excellency Felipe, President of the United States of 

Mexico, to the Joint Convention, 3985 

Schwarzenegger, Hon. Arnold, Governor, to the Joint Convention, 120, 3650 


Rules, 155 

Introduced (During Joint Convention of the Legislature) 

Baxter, Hon. Marvin R., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 

474 

Chin, Hon. Ming, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 474 

Corrigan, Hon. Carol A., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 

474 

Moreno, Hon. Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 474 

Werdegar, Hon. Kathryn M., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of 

California, 474 

Presentation of— 

George, Hon. Ronald M., Chief Justice of California, to the Joint Convention, 

474 

Presented to Assembly— 

Joint Conventions— 

2/26/07, 474 

ADAMS, ANTHONY, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Excused, per diem waived— 

(6/13/07) 2134 

Illness— 

(1/29/08) 3851 

Legislative business— 

(1/11/07) 137; (1/12/07) 144; (3/19/07) 616; (12/13/07) 3584; (3/28/08) 

4332 

Personal business, per diem waived— 

(3/1/07) 499; (7/18/07) 2534 

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INDEX TO ASSEMBLY JOURNAL 

ADAMS, ANTHONY, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 

Assembly Standing Committees— 

Elections and Redistricting, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Judiciary, 197; replaced by Duvall (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Labor and Employment, replacing Strickland (for 3/28/07) 689 

Revenue and Taxation, replacing Spitzer (for 8/4/08) 6166 

Rules, temporary appointment (for 12/4/06) 60; appointed, 153, 199 



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Rules, temporary appointment (for 12/4/06) 60 

Select Committees— 

Prison Construction and Operations, 2535 

Subcommittees— 

Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response (Rules), 1023 

Caucus, Republican— 

Republican Whip (appointed by Villines), 94 

Donation received— 

Parking pass for Ontario Airport, donated by City of Los Angeles, 175 

File, Remarks on Condition of, 941, 6510 

Introduced (Also see main heading, GUESTS, Ceremonies in Honor of, 

Introductions, Special Recognition) 

Adams, Deanna, 6756 

Motions and Requests— 

Adjourn in Memory of— 

Bakker, Marjorie, 4633 

Elias, Spec. Elias, 109 

Healy, Sgt. James K., 3703 

Hiltz, Pfc. Cory F., 2491 

Latour, Paul, 257 

Lopez, Petra, 4142 

Shearer, Val, 6552 

Smith, Brandon, 2794 

Steinbacher, Spc. Nicholas P., 109 

Parliamentary Inquiry— 

8/7/08, What is the effect of the Legislature missing the June 15th constitutional 

deadline to pass the Budget? What would happen if the Legislature adjourns 

at the end of August without passing a budget?, reply: that the Assembly may 

continue to work the Daily File even if the Budget has not been passed. Work 

continues on the Budget (Saldana), 6255 

Rules, Invoke or Temporarily Suspend— 

Assembly Rule 45.5— 

257, 2491, 2794, 3703, 6552

2007–08 REGULAR SESSION 7 

ADAMS, ANTHONY, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Rules, Invoke or Temporarily Suspend—continued 

Assembly Rule 112— 

1916, 2491, 3017, 3197, 6349 

Vote Changes— 

AB 44, 3342 

AB 72, 2890 

AB 105, 2998 

AB 218, 746 

AB 715, 3359 

AB 1025, 1839 

AB 1177, 1996 

AB 1243, 2948 

AB 1296, 1840 

AB 1991, 5517 

AB 2753, 5030 

AB 2988, 5265 

SB 1380, 6741 

SB 1422, 6925 

ADJOURNMENT 

Adjourn, Motions to— 

9/12/07, motion made (Niello), ruling: motion ruled out of order. Pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 101 adjournment may not be taken during a call of the 

Assembly (Lieber), 3341 

5/28/08, motion to adjourn in memory of a constituent (Spitzer), ruling: motion 

ruled out of order (Levine), 5513 

8/7/08, motion made (Torrico), 6263; motion carried, 6264 

8/14/08, motion made (Torrico), 6510; motion carried, 6511 

8/31/08, motion made (DeVore), motion lost, 7156 

In Memory of— 

Abendroth, Charlene (Houston), 4274 

Aberbach, Anita M. (Wolk), 2795 

Achermann, Joseph (Niello), 1117 

Adams, Clarence Edwin (Salas), 5167 

Adams, Sgt. Shawn G. (Wolk), 2636 

Adler, Sonya “Sonnie” Charfield (Wolk), 97 

Aguero, Dorothy (Aghazarian), 2339 

Aguilar, Antonio (Mendoza and Fuentes), 2226 

Aguilar, John (Aghazarian), 6090 

Ahearn, Maj. James Michael “Jimmy” (DeSaulnier), 2491 

Ahern, Patrick (Mullin), 822 

Aiken, Christopher (Strickland), 7257 

Akers, Ronald (Evans), 2119 

Akiyama, Tom Tsutomu (Lieu), 517 

Akselrad, Rabbi Sidney (Ruskin and Lieber), 96 

Alarcon, Anthony (Alarcon), 95

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ADJOURNMENT—Continued 

In Memory of—continued 

Albright, Donald (Berg), 4274 

Alfieri, Elsie (Aghazarian), 1116 

Alford, Sally (Runner), 4383 

Algie, George Donald (Price), 4940 

Alinea, Ruben P., Sr. (Wolk), 565 

Allen, Doris Oucille (Wolk), 2253 

Allen, Ray (Strickland), 281 

Allen, Sgt. John (Runner), 647 

Allen, Tina (Dymally), 7257 

Allen, Wilma (Portantino), 2156 

Alley, Eva Nadine (Wolk), 2253 

Alloway, Richard Max (Wolk), 385 

Almeida, Rudolph Thomas (Wolk), 282 

Alvarado, Martin (De Leon and Parra), 357 

Alziebler, Gary Dean (Smyth), 750 

Amant, Robert Wesley, Sr. (Wolk), 4456 

Ames, Harry (Nakanishi), 281 

Ames, Paul (Benoit), 140 

Anderson, Ann Ruth (Wolk), 750 

Anderson, Cindy (Mendoza), 96 

Anderson, Delbert (Price), 5807 

Anderson, Lettie (La Malfa), 2638 

Anderson, Ralph A. (Niello), 2572 

Anderson, Steve (Duvall, Huff, and Silva), 3810 

Andrews, Capt. Ed (La Malfa), 1541 

Andrews, Esie (Easy), (Berg), 337 

Andrews, William F. (Wolk), 4143 

Angle, Colleen Marie (Wolk), 565 

Anzack, Pvt. 1st Class Joseph (Lieu), 1631 

Aoki, George (La Malfa), 6090 

Applebaum, Gloria (Krekorian), 2638 

Aragon, Eloy “Phil” (Aghazarian), 2157 

Aragon, Sgt. John D. (DeSaulnier), 5806 

Archer, Audrey (Wolk), 4143 

Archer, Dan (Torrico), 2380 

Archer, Thomas Matthew (Wolk), 228 

Armenta, Tony Cardona (Wolk), 1191 

Armstrong, Anne (Garrick), 6188 

Arnall, Roland E., U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands (Villines), 4273 

Arnold, Dennis (Strickland), 7257 

Arusha, Kerstin (Hancock), 4752 

Astor, Z. Harry (Spitzer), 3423 

Aumann, Donald J. (Wolk), 941 

Ausselet, Christopher D. (Leno), 2573




Austin, Ruth (Wolk), 282 

Ayala, Spc. Luis G. (De La Torre), 163 

Baczewski, Edward J. (Wolk), 1846 

Bailey, Chauncey (Swanson), 2795 

Bailey, Helen (Jones), 3786 

Baker, Elizabeth Kearney (Wolk), 4383 

Baker, Hildreth (Feuer), 2339 

Bakken, Ronald A. (Gaines and Niello), 3754 

Bakker, Marjorie (Adams), 4633 

Bakotich, Anne (Lieber), 2095 

Ball, Jeanne (La Malfa), 4753 

Balsley, Michael (Hayashi), 258 

Banda, Juan (Aghazarian), 1478 

Banducci, Arlene M. (Berg), 96 

Bangasser, Dr. Ron (Emmerson), 1327 

Barajos, Salvador Ramos (Wolk), 298 

Barefoot, Marvin B. (Wolk), 4017 

Barnes, Ralph C. (Runner), 3045 

Barnes, Terry (Price), 4753 

Barney, Donald William (Karnette), 6752 

Barrett, Danielle Lyn (Nunez, Bass, De Leon, Torrico, Anderson, and Garcia), 

4982 

Barrow, Amy (Wolk), 97 

Barry, Marguerita Frances (Wolk), 549 

Bartlett, Ray (Portantino), 5951 

Beal, Bob (Evans), 218 

Beal, June (Berg), 2436 

Beavers, Quincy (Richardson and Karnette), 163 

Bechtel, Joan (La Malfa), 5951 

Becket, Marjorie Marie (Wolk), 97 

Becwar, Andrew J. “Andy” (Portantino), 164 

Bedecarre, Jill Ann Logan (DeSaulnier), 2339 

Beezley, Dr. Christine Omoto (Lieu), 2253 

Behney, Michael (Berg), 4017 

Belcher, Gilbert (La Malfa), 3811 

Belgard, Ray (Laird and Caballero), 517 

Bennett, Howard (Galgiani), 5089 

Bennett, Patty Louise (Wolk), 1632 

Benoit, Desiree Ann (Benoit), 95 

Benoit, Robert “Bob” P. (Price), 6752 

Benson, Raymond Frank (Wolk), 1117 

Berg, Delbert Volney (Wolk), 4206 

Berg, Mary C. (Berg), 6189 

Bergstedt, Victor “Jay” (Berg), 3637

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Bernardi, Archie C. (Berg), 3637 

Berns, Bonnie (Niello), 5276 

Berry, Timothy E. (Aghazarian), 2157 

Berryhill, Maryellen R. (Krekorian), 3045 

Besana, Sylvia (Gaines), 6138 

Bessire, Millie (Mullin), 7438 

Bevilaqua, Anthony (Wolk), 2253 

Bienh, Annie (Jones), 181 

Bienh, Kyle (Jones), 181 

Bingham, William Canada (Wolk), 1541 

Bird, Sharen R. (Wolk), 1191 

Bissinger, Florence Alp (Niello), 6256 

Bistrin, Joan (Berg), 940 

Blackmon, William Larken (Jones), 181 

Blackstone, Elliot (Mullin), 64 

Blackwell, Irma Katherine (Wolk), 298 

Blaha, Lucille (Villines), 5657; (Benoit), 5713 

Blair, Melvin (Swanson), 3423 

Blanchard, Bob (Evans), 5840 

Bland, Clyde (Galgiani), 564 

Blaser, Alice LeFavor (Berg), 64 

Blasingame, Carrie O. (Wolk), 5713 

Blean, Keith Craig, Jr. (Wolk), 2253 

Blue, Harriet (Karnette), 7277 

Blum, Grace “Tovah” (Leno), 2492 

Bogner, Aileen Joyce (Strickland), 6256 

Boheman, Helen Marie (Wolk), 282 

Bommelyn, James “Jim” Lawrence (Berg), 3637 

Boock, Margaret (Wolk), 3754 

Booth, Franklin Otis, Jr. (Garrick), 5807 

Boswell, Rev. Hamilton T., former Assembly Chaplain (Leno, Swanson, and 

Nunez), 1478 

Bothmann, Mary L. (Wolk), 1541 

Bourn, Gilbert A. (Wolk), 1117 

Bower, Homer Thomas “Tom” (Evans), 3217 

Bowling, Jess (Galgiani), 1328 

Boyd, Edward F. (Carter), 1574 

Boyd, Larry Joe (Wolk), 750 

Boyle, Wanda Sturla (Wolk), 385 

Bozigian, Nellie A. (Villines, on behalf of Runner), 6552 

Bracker, Shaun (Berg), 4752 

Bradanini, Marjorie Louise (Wolk), 4383 

Braves, Ralph (Brownley), 3423 

Bremer, Doris Lorraine (Wolk), 565




Bridenbecker, Brad (Duvall), 2225 

Brocchini, Rina (Aghazarian), 1574 

Brockett, Matthew “Scott”, Councilman of Reedley (Arambula), 7257 

Brooks, Amy L. (Wolk), 1541 

Brooks, Ernest W. (Wolk), 4383 

Brower, Dean Lafoy (Strickland), 7257 

Brown, Anthony (Portantino), 4634 

Brown, Antonio (Karnette), 3944 

Brown, Carl (Lieber and Ruskin), 7444 

Brown, Denise (Hancock), 337 

Brown, Hobart (Berg), 3637 

Brown, Richard W. (Wolk), 565 

Brown, Sarah Isabella (Wolk), 2157 

Brown, Wilbur (Carter), 3944 

Brubaker, Arthur (Wolk), 1632 

Bruhn, Robert Charles (Wolk), 1541 

Brusco, Jimmy (Mullin), 6090 

Bryant, Thomas Ross (Wolk), 4456 

Buckalew, Joyce E. (Wolk), 2795 

Buckley, Alan Lloyd (Smyth), 7257 

Buckley, William F. (Duvall, Gaines, and Garrick), 4142 

Buffa, Vincenzo James (Wolk), 282 

Buffam, Doris Norma (Wolk), 750 

Bunter, John (Wolk), 228 

Burau, Richard (Wolk), 1632 

Burbey, Johnnie Sue (Wolk), 282 

Burkart, Shirley (Evans), 2119 

Burkhardt, Yvonne Marie (Carter), 5167 

Burns, Geraldine “Gerri” (Mullin), 6564 

Burton, Hattie Ogden (Berg), 64 

Burton, Matt (DeSaulnier), 2637 

Bustamante, Cruz, Jr. (Arambula), 95 

Butler, Paul David (Evans), 2339 

Byoune, Michael Woods (Price), 5167 

Byrd, Shane Allen (Runner), 5903 

Caguioa, Spc. Mark R.C. (Aghazarian), 1713 

Calbert, Joseph William (Wolk), 5713 

Calderon, Nettie A. (Cook), 979 

Callahan, Lois A. (Mullin), 384 

Callicotte, Karen Belluomini (Mullin), 2901 

Calvert, Marsha (Spitzer), 258 

Camejo, Peter (Coto), 7257 

Cameron, Duncan Angus (Wolk), 1632 

Campbell, Leah (Wolk), 5713

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Campbell, Meghan Claire (Wolk), 4004 

Campbell, Richard Dwane (Wolk), 4004 

Campbell, Vivian Jane (Wolk), 1117 

Campos, Erline Marie (Wolk), 4456 

Candelo, Elmo (Wolk), 1846 

Caouette-Barker, Joan (Wolk), 4004 

Capra, Tech. Sgt. Anthony L. (Parra), 4634 

Carando, Philip Joseph (Wolk), 385 

Cardinet, George (DeSaulnier), 227 

Cardwell, James R. (Wolk), 1846 

Carmichael, John Calvin (Wolk), 4004 

Carney, Michael (Eng), 3785 

Carpenter, Diane (Horton), 218 

Carpenter, Lula Mae (Wolk), 3843 

Carr, Barbara (Mullin), 2436 

Carr, Nathaniel B. (Davis), 282 

Carranza, Samuel (Aghazarian), 2723 

Carson, Eugene Edward (Aghazarian), 2637 

Carson, Harry, Sr. (Carter), 282 

Carson, Susan Alice (Wolk), 5713 

Carter, Charles (Eng), 5596 

Caruthers, Kenneth Vinton (Wolk), 2095 

Casillas, Paul Albert (Salas), 282 

Cassie, Les (De Leon), 5276 

Castillo, Manuel R. (Wolk), 2381 

Castro, Kenny (Maze), 3754 

Causor, Spc. Roberto (Coto), 2491 

Center, Melba Maxine Gibson (Berg), 1540 

Chalupnik, Renata (Price), 4634 

Chan, Charlie (Aghazarian), 2637 

Chao, Yi (Smyth), 7257 

Chapman, Casey Alan (DeSaulnier), 4752 

Chapman, Daniel Paul (Wolk), 228 

Charter, Rita Ann (Wolk), 2253 

Chase, Gene LeeRoy (Wolk), 4383 

Chass, Jeremiah (Berg), 674 

Chavez, Michael (DeSaulnier), 2637 

Cheng, Kim W. (Wolk), 1632 

Chenoweth, Rosalind Isabelle (DeSaulnier), 1328 

Chesbro, Alice (Berg), 4873 

Chesterman, Helen (Evans), 531 

Chiles, Willie Jewel (Wolk), 4206 

Chilton, Barbara (Gaines), 1685 

Chimenti, Mary Louise (Mullin), 4206




Chipman, Marcy (Wolk), 1541 

Christensen, Danny (Aghazarian), 2723 

Christiansen, Chris (Hernandez), 2795 

Christopherson, Thelma (Mullin), 3944 

Clark, Johnson (Hancock), 1328 

Clarke, Henry LeRoy (DeSaulnier and Hancock), 140 

Clayton, Donnie (Wolk), 4206 

Cleaves, Laura (Nava), 4982 

Clements, Richard Joseph (Mullin), 4142 

Coddington, Boyd (Duvall), 4191 

Cohen, Pat (Silva), 565 

Colberson, Martha Renee (Carter), 282 

Cole, Pfc. Jennifer (Evans), 6387 

Coleman, Capt. Jack (Eng), 227 

Coles, Leslie George (Wolk), 385 

Colley, Spc. Steven Edward (Smyth), 1631 

Collins, Avis (Wolk), 2095 

Collins, Steven C. (Saldana), 4274 

Commaughton, Peggy (Wolk), 1846 

Condon, Emmet D. (Huffman), 549 

Conley, Jack Thomas (Wolk), 1632 

Connolly, Ryan James, Paratrooper (Evans), 5903 

Connolly-Cline, Noriko Hannuki (Wolk), 565 

Contreras, Rodoldo (Wolk), 298 

Cook, Clint R. (Wolk), 750 

Cooley, Darnell (Dymally and Ruskin), 140 

Coon, James (Houston), 980 

Cooper, Dermot Lionel (Portantino), 3703 

Cooper, Gary Richard (Runner), 4313 

Cooper, Nancy Alice (Wolk), 4004 

Cordano, Father Virgil (Nava), 5633 

Cordeiro, Beatrice Rubio (Nava), 163 

Cordero, Joseph (Krekorian), 7093 

Cortell, Col. Robert J. (Aghazarian), 2900 

Coss, Carol Lee (Wolk), 4191 

Costa, Mary (Aghazarian), 2795 

Coty, Nicole A. Tutt (Calderon), 217 

Courtney, Claire (Berg), 6021 

Cox, Frances Rose (Evans), 2492 

Cox, Ruby L. (Runner), 979 

Crabill, Judy Agee (Wolk), 4017 

Craig, Laura (Leno), 1574 

Craig, Ralph Robert (Houston), 64 

Craigin, James W. (Price), 181

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Crawford, Mildred Marie (Wolk), 4456 

Crawford, Timothy (De Leon and Laird), 357 

Crist, Marvin E., Sr. (Runner), 164 

Crites, Adam (Cook), 5215 

Croft, Martha “Mike” (Dymally), 337 

Croll, Mildred Lucille (Wolk), 282 

Crossley, William (Wolk), 228 

Crowley, John C. (Portantino), 1846 

Crutcher, Bernice Ohnimus (Nunez), 3636; (Also see the Recess in Honor of 

Arthur Ohnimus and Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher Collection, 4375) 

Cruz, Margaret (Leno), 336 

Cuneo, William (Wolk), 4143 

Currey, Mary Louise (Wolk), 1541 

Curro, Helen (Wolk), 282 

Curtis, Aida Marie (Lieu), 4753 

Cutler, Patricia Baxter (Wolk), 1632 

Cutshall, Evelyn C. (Wolk), 298 

Cwiok, Leonard A. (Wolk), 1632 

Dahl, Gwendlyn (Wolk), 4004 

Daily, 2nd Lt. Mark J. (DeVore), 217 

Danbacher, Urquhart Aden (Wolk), 5713 

Danelo, Mario Christopher (Karnette), 140 

Daniel, Margaret Truman (Karnette), 4004 

Darnell, James A. (Wolk), 3843 

Darrah, Joan (Galgiani), 2795 

Davidson, Jeffrey (Arambula), 565 

Davies, Jamie Louise Peterman (Evans), 4112 

Davis, Debra Botts (Wolk), 2095 

Davis, Jazzmin (Bass), 7188 

Davis, Laura Mae (Price), 5633 

Davis, Lt. Comdr. Kevin (Garcia), 1116 

Davis, Tim (Levine and Hancock), 3945 

Davis, Vergie Ward (Price), 5903 

Dawson, Linda Simone (Wolk), 1632 

Day, Althea Healzer (Wolk), 1541 

Day, Clifford Leland (Wolk), 3843 

Dean, Lavina P. (Wolk), 4017 

Deaver, Michael K. (Villines), 2723; (Runner), 2901 

De Ferrari, Pamela (Huffman), 3843 

De Groot, Nick (Aghazarian), 1077 

DeHoog, Bryan (Aghazarian), 2380 

De Jong, Cornelius “Case” (Maze), 3703 

Deleon, Sgt. Mario “Kawika” (Huffman), 1076 

Delia, Kathryn (Duvall), 5713




Delihant, Harold (Aghazarian and Niello), 258 

Dellums, Willa (Swanson and Hayashi), 6752 

De Lozier, Joseph H. (Lieber and Beall), 7444 

Demski, Thomas “Ski” (Karnette), 5902 

Denton, John (Hancock), 822 

Derr, James Wilbert (Wolk), 2157 

De Sa, Mike (Houston), 64 

Desha, Spree (Smyth), 7257 

Desmond, Scott (Houston), 2638 

Detjen, Dale Arthur (Runner), 4274 

Devincenzi, Michelle (Niello), 6783 

DeWitt, Marilyn Rose (Berg), 2795 

Dhaliwal, Bhagwam K. (Arambula), 2339 

Dias, Leonard A. (Aghazarian), 218 

Diaz, Deputy Jose Antonio (Wolk and La Malfa), 5806 

Dibb, John C. (Wolk), 228 

Dicero, Diana Lyn (Wolk), 2339 

Dickey, Officer Robert Franklin (Garcia and Benoit), 2156 

Diddley, Bo (Ma, Runner, and Karnette), 5633 

DiLudovico, Al (Laird), 646 

Dink, Hrant (Krekorian and Aghazarian), 217 

Dixon, Henry, Sr. (Nunez), 96 

Dixon, Michael William (Wolk), 605 

Dobkin, Bette (Berg), 7257 

Dockins, Gary Lee (Wolk), 549 

Dodge, Jeffrey R. (DeSaulnier), 2253 

Dollarhide, Douglas (Dymally), 6139 

Dols, Helene (Wolk), 3843 

Donaldson, Thomas Owen (Wolk), 549 

Donato, Ruben Lambert (Wolk), 750 

Dong, Mr. Du Q. (Tran), 4983 

Donhoff, John, Jr. (Ma and Mullin), 6090 

Donlon, Patrick Theisen (Wolk), 5713 

Dooley, Thomas (Niello), 5276 

Dorey, Stephanie M. (Walters), 1076 

Dotson, Irma M. (Houston), 3423 

Douglass, Donald Leo (Wolk), 1117 

Dowell, Joy (Karnette and Richardson), 1630 

Drago, Jacqueline (Mullin), 565 

Drake, Jennifer (Berg), 5633 

Draper, Howard B. (Wolk), 1846 

Drevno, Gene (Lieu), 7188 

Drouin, Emil W., Sr. (Wolk), 1541 

Dryden, Edward Myron (Wolk), 4206

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Duffy, Eleanor (Portantino), 7444 

Duly, Rod (Ruskin and Mullin), 3811 

Duncan, David (Smyth and Strickland), 2658 

Duncan, Susan (Hancock and Swanson), 163 

Dunning, Dorothy (Wolk), 5807 

Dunster, Zelda Jacquelyn (Aghazarian), 2723 

Duty, Verna (Arambula), 475 

DuVander, Irene Horvath (Berg), 4752 

Edwards, Kenny (Berg), 126 

Edwards, Norma Jean (Houston), 980 

Eggan, Ferd (Feuer), 2573 

Egle, Darrell Robert (Wolk), 1541 

Eiserle, Kathie Lynn (Wolk), 1846 

Elbrecht, Richard Allen (Wolk), 5633 

Elias, Spec. Elias (Adams), 109 

Eliopulos, Andy P. (Runner), 96 

Elledge, Staff Sgt. Michael Duane (Gaines), 4507 

Englander, Sylvia (Feuer), 2380 

Engram, Charles F. (Runner), 4383 

Engstrom, Clarence A. (Wolk), 298 

Erardi, Vincent F. (Aghazarian), 4633 

Erck, Betty Jean (Wolk), 1117 

Erwin, Daniel George, Sr. (Wolk), 4004 

Escalante, Anna Nicole Romero (Arambula), 337 

Escalante, Deputy Juan Abel (De Leon), 6256 

Escalante, Ruvi (Arambula), 337 

Escarda, Leonard “Lenny” (Berg), 4112 

Escobar, Anthony (De Leon), 4227 

Esparza, Armando (Nava), 2983 

Estigoy, Andrew (Mullin), 6189 

Estremo, Arielle (Duvall), 5215 

Ewen, Allen (Maze), 4845 

Ewing, Allen (Evans), 2638 

Facey, Gary F. (Wolk), 1117 

Fahey, Richard (Houston), 2638 

Fargo, Frank David (Wolk and Galgiani), 941 

Farley, John (DeSaulnier), 1631 

Farmer, Ken (Mullin), 1478 

Farnham, Jack, former Police Chief (Benoit), 4633 

Farnham, Noah Leeland (Wolk), 3843 

Farrell, Alexander (DeSaulnier), 4845 

Fat, Tom (Saldana), 1631 

Fate, Roy (Spitzer), 2724 

Fejeran, Henry P. (Wolk), 4143




Felder, John (La Malfa), 750 

Ferguson, Gil, former Assembly Member (DeVore and Karnette), 1366 

Fernekes, Joseph (Mullin), 6256 

Fesmire, David (Berg), 3637 

Fields, George Allen, Sr. (Wolk), 1846 

Fields, Marvin (Smyth), 4507 

Figueroa, Aaawok Aileen (Berg), 4752 

Figueroa, Pfc. Gabriel J. (Hernandez), 940 

Figueroa, Richard, Sr. (Swanson and Mullin), 2573 

Fistor, William W. (Evans), 2573 

Fite, George Preston (Wolk), 1117 

Fleig, Frances Anglo (Wolk), 565 

Fleming, Ronald Eugene (Wolk), 3843 

Flores, Vicente (Solorio), 7028 

Flournoy, Houston, former Assembly Member and State Controller (Emmerson 

and Villines), 3753 

Flower, Ludlow, Jr. (Krekorian), 4273 

Flynn, Ann (Niello), 1327 

Focacci, Orin (Nunez), 674 

Fondse, Elizabeth “Betty” den Dulk (Aghazarian), 2637 

Fondse, Lee J. (Aghazarian), 1685 

Fontanilla, Victor M., Paratrooper (Aghazarian), 1713 

Foon, Barry F. (Wolk), 1846 

Foote, Jacalyn (Jackie) Hartman (Berg), 4383 

Ford, James Lee, Sr. (Wolk), 565 

Ford, President Gerald R. (Benoit and Garcia), 95 

Forsman, Leland, Sr. (Wolk), 4004 

Forsythe, Chancelor “Chance” Paul (Cook), 822 

Fortunati, Leonard Bernard (Wolk), 4017 

Fotie, William (Feuer), 164 

Fountain, Boyd (Wolk), 4004 

Fountain, Delphine (Berg), 2795 

Fox, James Milton (Wolk), 750 

France, William C. (Emmerson and La Malfa), 2054 

Frank, Pebble L. (Wolk), 565 

Franklin, Keonnu “Nunie” (Swanson), 2573 

Freeman, Pfc. Walter, Jr. (Runner), 980 

Frelix, Lauren (Price), 4753 

Friedman, Benny (Evans), 6090 

Frommelt, Robert Gordon (Wolk), 2095 

Fry, Jack Walton (Runner), 2157 

Fulcher-Goetchius, Susan Carol (Wolk), 4456 

Fuller, Walter Arney (Smyth), 7257 

Furtado, Steven (La Malfa), 5107

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Gable, Richard W. (Wolk), 4017 

Gabriel, Bob (Brownley), 3636 

Gabriel, Wenceslao Ventura (Wolk), 4017 

Gaddini, Norman (Berg), 2226 

Gage, Richard Hal (Smyth), 7438 

Gaiera, Vito V. (Wolk), 1846 

Gailey, John (Karnette), 6552 

Gaines, John (Lieu), 605 

Gallagher, Edward (Portantino), 750 

Gallo, Ernest (Galgiani, Berryhill, Aghazarian, and Evans), 564 

Gallo, Joseph Edward (Galgiani, Berryhill, and Aghazarian), 508 

Galloway, Gary (Smyth), 3637 

Gambrill, Martha (Wolk), 228 

Ganz, Joy Phem (Wolk), 1541 

Gao-Ay, Solomon (Evans), 2119 

Garcia, Abdon Felix (Parra), 6139 

Garcia, Gaspar (Niello), 3810 

Garcia, Lawrence (Wolk), 2157 

Garcia, Lou (Coto), 2573 

Garcia, Matthew T., Councilman of Fairfield (Wolk and Evans), 7188 

Gardner, Charles (Runner), 3045 

Garlow, Judith Christine (Jones), 2119 

Garman, Eugene (Wolk), 337 

Gartung, Leon (Houston), 508 

Gash, Gladys K. (Wolk), 3843 

Gasper, Sgt. Frank Joseph (Galgiani), 5633 

Gathercole, Spc. Christopher (Evans), 5596 

Gee, Florence Patricia (Wolk), 549 

Gibson, Donita “Shantay” (Price), 517 

Gilb, Charles (Portantino), 5277 

Gilbert, Peggy (Feuer), 531 

Gilbert, John Frederick (Berg), 1328 

Gildart, Lee William (Wolk), 549 

Gill, Harriet (Saldana), 6450 

Gill, Tarsem Singh (Aghazarian), 2900 

Gillen, Richard Arthur (Wolk), 565 

Gillette, Robert Ray, Jr. (Wolk), 750 

Gilley, James Alvin (Wolk), 549 

Gillick, Cynthia (Evans), 2573 

Gilmore, Carter (Swanson), 97 

Girard, Sandra Lee (Wolk), 1117 

Gladney, Timothy T. (Wolk), 549 

Glaseroff, Daniel (Berg), 4983 

Glauz, Barbara A. (Wolk), 3843




Gleason, Raymond (Wolk), 549 

Glidden, Suzie M. (Wolk), 1541 

Goddard, Dennis Peter (Wolk), 1117 

Godwin, Annabelle (Krekorian), 1631 

Gold, Donna Lynn (Feuer and Bass), 6387 

Goldberg, Christopher John (Wolk), 3843 

Goldman, Ben (Mullin and Ruskin), 7093 

Goldman, Robert J.H. (Evans), 2573 

Goldwasser, Sgt. First Class Ehud (Lieber), 6189; (Feuer), 6256 

Gonella, Mark (Berg), 605 

Gonsalves, Jack P. (Mendoza), 3703; (Huff), 3753 

Gonzales, La Verne (Wolk), 228 

Gonzalez-Iraheta, Sgt. Felix G. (Fuentes), 2095 

Gonzals, Eva (Jones), 4383 

Goodenough, George (Wolk), 282 

Goodman, John (Niello), 297 

Gorkow, Kelly John (Wolk), 2095 

Gotch, Mike, former Assembly Member (Saldana and Karnette), 5215 

Grace, Ronald G. (Smyth), 7257 

Grabowki, Michael Phillip (Wolk), 2381 

Graham, Carol B. (Wolk), 298 

Graham, Roger (Wolk), 2795 

Grande, Frank A. (Aghazarian), 2795 

Granlund, Col. Barry (Benoit), 7438 

Grant, Johnny (Krekorian, Feuer, De Leon, Davis, and Garrick), 3753 

Granzella, Richard (Hancock, DeSaulnier, Dymally, and La Malfa), 4382 

Gray, Barbara Fortna (Wolk), 750 

Gray, Naomi (Leno), 140 

Gray, Walter (Jones), 1541 

Grebitus, Elizabeth Breuner (Niello), 6256 

Green, John Neal (Wolk), 549 

Green, Roger (Nava), 227 

Gregory, Bill (Houston), 3968 

Gregory, Robert Daniel (Wolk), 3843 

Greuel, Golda Alice (Brownley, Feuer, and Krekorian), 2572 

Griffin, Merv (Karnette, Mullin, and Benoit), 2794 

Griffith, Evelyn Lee (Wolk), 4017 

Grimes, Elmer W. (Karnette), 7277 

Grindle, Timothy Franklin (Wolk), 549 

Grisby, John L. “Johnny” (Price), 1191 

Grupe, Anne (Aghazarian), 337 

Guge, Tyler (Emmerson), 6189 

Guido, Salvatore J. (Swanson), 2573 

Guindry, Donald “Donovan” Wayne (Bass), 2226

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Gulbranson, James B. (Strickland), 2226 

Gumbiner, Judy Parsons (Karnette), 180 

Gustafson, Alvin Wesley (Wolk), 1117 

Gustafson, Ralph H., Jr. (Wolk), 4017 

Gutierrez, Augustin (Cook), 822 

Gutierrez, Jose Luis (Torrico), 5806 

Gutierrez, Salvador (Nava and Mullin), 750 

Guzman, Benito Q. (Aghazarian), 2658 

Guzman, Jeannie (Hancock), 517 

Guzman, Miguel E. (Mendoza), 5404 

Guzman, Pfc. Gabriel (DeSaulnier), 4383 

Haagensen, Winifred Louise Varco (Houston), 3423 

Haagenson, Brett (Smyth), 1574 

Hadley, Paul E. (Krekorian), 1328 

Hahn-Brock, Jennifer Lynn (Wolk), 750 

Haines, Richard A., Jr. (Aghazarian), 6189 

Hains, Ann G. (Portantino), 4142 

Hallie, Karl (Portantino), 4845 

Halstead, Asa D. “Ace” (Evans), 2119 

Hamilton, Charles Bethel (Wolk), 750 

Hammer, Rusty (Niello), 3967 

Hammersly, Michael A. (Smyth), 7257 

Hand, Alice Henrietta (Wolk), 4383 

Handley, Jim, Jr. (Aghazarian), 2339 

Hanks, Clarence LaGrande (Wolk), 4143 

Hanna-Sandow, Kelly (Wolk), 1191 

Hannigan, Barbara JoAnne “Jan” Mape (Wolk), 64 

Hanry, Audrey Rosemary (Wolk), 1117 

Hansen, Donald Clarence (Wolk), 1117 

Hanson, Audrey (Runner), 3754 

Hanson, Jo (Leno), 647 

Hardley, Toni (Leno), 647 

Hardman, Sara Divito (Strickland), 2226 

Harler, Mary Ellen (Runner), 96 

Harmon, Erica Elizabeth (Dymally), 4112 

Harris, Corlin A. (Wolk), 3843 

Harris, Gaines William (Wolk), 3885 

Harris, Louis (Wolk), 282 

Harrison, Donald E. (Wolk), 2795 

Hart, Samuel A. (Wolk), 7277 

Hart, Sgt. David J. (Fuentes), 3810 

Hartman, Jeffrey (Evans), 2573 

Hattoy, Bob (Laird), 531 

Haugen, Juanita (Runner, Hayashi, Houston, and Wolk), 531




Hawes, William (La Malfa), 4845 

Hawkins, Elsie J. (Dymally), 2380 

Haws, Deputy Sheriff Kent (Maze), 3703 

Hayes, Dorothea (Karnette), 2724 

Hayes, Theressa (Bass), 2492 

Haynes, John Michael (Price), 7444 

Healy, Sgt. James K. (Adams), 3703 

Heckert, Bill, retired Assistant Police Chief (Benoit and Spitzer), 3636 

Hedrick, Pauline Gray (Wolk), 1846 

Hefter, Jacob (Runner), 7257 

Heintz, Ronald (Karnette), 3944 

Heising, Pablo (Leno), 258 

Heisler, Caroline (Salas), 4382 

Heitman, Verne (Eng), 4845 

Henkel, Don “J.R.” (Portantino), 4274 

Herbstritt, Patricia “Snookie” (Berg), 475 

Herger, Kasper (Wolk), 1846 

Hermle, Daryl J. (Wolk), 2795 

Hernandez, Jose Macarena (Eng), 6139 

Hersek, Michael (Karnette), 3944 

Hertz, William F. “Bill” (De Leon and Feuer), 6783 

Herzberg, Norman (Levine), 298 

Heston, Charlton (Duvall), 4506 

Hicks, Cecil (Spitzer), 822 

Hicks-Moody, Coralee (Wolk), 5713 

Higgins, Sgt. Andrew (Hayashi), 2095 

Hill, John E. (Gaines), 217 

Hill, Tanya J. (Swanson), 750 

Hillary, Sir Edmund (Levine), 3786 

Hiltz, Pfc. Cory F. (Adams), 2491 

Hinostro, Robert John (Nava), 1713 

Hirsch, Genevieve (Evans), 2380 

Hodgkins, Rita (Karnette), 3944 

Hogue, Donald (Houston), 980 

Holland, Hazel D. (Wolk), 228 

Holland, Jerry Michael (Wolk), 2339 

Hollman, June Marie (Wolk), 4206 

Honorof, Ida (Berg), 565 

Hooks, Eugene (Bass), 336 

Hooy, William John (DeSaulnier), 7201 

Hopkins, Albert, Jr. (Portantino and Ruskin), 2572 

Hopkins, Mildred E. (Wolk), 4143 

Horn, Willis H. (Wolk), 298 

Horrell, Carol (Emmerson), 2794

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Horrell, Elizabeth Irene (Wolk), 4206 

Howard, Trubie C. (Dymally), 1540 

Howell, Pfc. George (Caballero), 3843 

Howlett, Arthur S. (Wolk), 941 

Hsieh, Kari (Smyth), 7257 

Hubbard, Alexander, Jr. (Wolk), 5713 

Huckaby, Glen (Aghazarian), 2658 

Hudgins, Anne (Evans), 6450 

Hudgins, Lester Lee (Wolk), 1541 

Hughes, Kisa Renee (Carter), 531 

Huie, Benny Foon Chin (Swanson), 337 

Huliganga, Brigitte Pauline (Wolk), 565 

Humphreys, Carolanne B. (Wolk), 2157 

Hungerford, Willard Milton (Runner), 282 

Hunt, Dennis (Levine and Nunez), 1191 

Hunter, Gilbert A. (Berg), 96 

Huntington, Gregory (Evans), 2157 

Hurd, Tania (Krekorian), 5596 

Hurley, Edward J. (Wolk), 2095 

Huston, Virginia Jo (Carter), 337 

Hymouitz, Heidi (Caballero), 6139 

Ichtertz, Myrtle Francis (Wolk), 4017 

Irvine, Ann Michele (Smyth), 565 

Ison, Jeremy (Mullin), 1631 

Jackson, Rodney E. (Wolk), 1846 

James, Cornelius (Jim) Tatman (Aghazarian), 2723 

Janzow, Ludwig E. (Wolk), 549 

Jarman, Robert (Niello), 2901 

Jarvinen, Pamela (Wolk), 565 

Jefferies, Lyndia Kay (Wolk), 2253 

Jefferson, Westley B. (Carter), 2723 

Jeffrey, Dr. Harry P. (Silva), 4753 

Jellison, Shirley Ann (Wolk), 3885 

Jenks, Livingston “Tony”, Jr. (Evans), 2226 

Jensen, Alice Virginia (Runner), 5713 

Jimenez, Maria Isabel Vasquez (Caballero, Nunez, and Lieber), 5404 

Jimenez, Rafael H. (Price), 4753 

Jiongo, Eugene (Wolk), 3843 

Johnson, Elmer L. (Wolk), 282 

Johnson, Lady Bird, former First Lady (Davis), 2573 

Johnson, Sam (Spitzer), 4017 

Johnson, Terry Ivery (Wolk), 5713 

Johnson, Theresamary (Berg and Jones), 1540 

Johnson, Velillah (Price), 6937




Johnston, Oliver “Ollie”, Jr. (Portantino), 4752 

Jones, Agrippa (Lieber), 3636 

Jones, Barbara Jean (Wolk), 941 

Jones, Dallas (Torrico, Karnette, Bass, and Nunez), 5215 

Jones, David (Leno), 109 

Jones, Father Tom (Nunez), 257 

Jones, Mary Alice (Swanson), 2573 

Jones, Ryan (Ma), 6188 

Jones, Shirley Gaulon (Wolk), 2795 

Jordan, Arthur “Art” E. (Bass), 4873 

Joy, Jerry L. (Wolk), 2339 

Jurkovich, Mary Marvadean (Wolk), 385 

Kaber, Janice Marie (Wolk), 2339 

Kakacek, John Gerald (Wolk), 4383 

Kambe, Marie (Mitzi), Ryan (Portantino), 3658 

Kaplan, Barry (Levine), 6089 

Karcher, Carl (Duvall, Spitzer, Benoit, and Solorio), 3703 

Karem, Ruth Morgan (Wolk), 3885 

Karr, Harold (Mullin), 5277 

Karstein, Tove Jessing (Wolk), 941 

Katleba, Joseph (Wolk), 2253 

Katz, Aaron Lee (Levine, on behalf of Nunez), 508 

Katz, Joseph (Wolk), 2157 

Keane, Kathy (Lieu), 298 

Keels, Myser (Arambula), 1366 

Kelem, Nancy (Berg), 3637 

Kelly, Delores (Wolk), 282 

Kennedy, Gerald (Jones), 1954 

Kennedy, Gladys Joy (Portantino), 3944 

Kennedy, Harvey James (Wolk), 3843 

Kennedy, Hugh Soret (Wolk), 2339 

Kennedy, Susan Conner (Gaines, Aghazarian, and Fuller), 218 

Keown, Elizabeth “Betty” (Jones), 178 

Kersch, Jeanette (Evans), 2573 

Kham, Khammy M. Santi (Aghazarian), 2795 

Kies, Christopher Paul (Blakeslee), 218 

Kim, James (Dymally), 384 

Kim, Medic Shinwoo (Duvall), 2491 

Kim, Tom (Ma), 1327 

Kimble-Montgomery, Francis (Carter), 4455 

Kimes, Nicholas John (Spitzer and Benoit), 508 

Kinder, Ken (Laird), 5951 

King, Clarence (Bud), (Mullin), 1574 

King, Pvt. Janelle F. (Galgiani), 6752

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King, Lawrence (Brownley), 4017 

King, Yolanda (Davis), 1845 

Kinsey, Danie Jean (Davis), 5633 

Kinzle, Robbie (Levine), 822 

Kirby, Colleen (Berg), 3637 

Kirschenmann, Edwin (Wolk), 750 

Kish, Ernest Steven, II (Strickland), 7257 

Kitayama, Tom (Torrico), 2156 

Kitonja, John E. (Wolk), 1846 

Klasno, Rhys W. (Parra), 1574 

Klaus, Steven Werner (Wolk), 941 

Klein, Kate (Berg), 4940 

Klein, Marjorie (Garrick), 3967 

Klutch, Jo Ann (Hancock), 647 

Komisarek, Leonard (Mullin), 258 

Koppa, Eva W. (Wolk), 2095 

Kott, Trevor (Gaines), 1685 

Kramer, Dick (Leno), 2119 

Krause, Lt. Col. Sarah Capps (Niello), 1117 

Krause, Sarah Capps (Gaines), 1478 

Krauth, Jeffrey Alan (Wolk), 4206 

Krekorian, Erwin Robert “Rick” (Calderon and Aghazarian), 3112 

Kreditor, Garrett (Portantino), 2492 

Kroger, Madeline (Mullin), 64 

Kucera, Ethel (Carter), 5064 

Kudumu, Walter (Salas), 4982 

Kumagai, Lindy F. (Wolk), 3754 

Kynoch, Franklin Edward (Wolk), 822 

Laackmann, Lawrence H. (Wolk), 1541 

Lacy, Joshua (Berg), 227 

Lafferty, Kelly (Gaines), 1630 

La Malfa, Milton (La Malfa), 7438 

Lamb, Elizabeth (Wolk), 385 

Lambert, Kitty (Aghazarian), 2637 

Lambert, Olin Winford (Price), 2157 

Lampe-Muller, Edith (Wolk), 4383 

Lamping, Sgt. Thomas (Huff), 647 

Lampman, Edmund Joseph (Wolk), 4383 

Landaker, Jared M. (Cook), 337 

Landy, Robert Barry (Wolk), 565 

Lane, Melvin B. (Nava), 2900 

Langer, Al (Levine), 2380 

Langston, Bernell (Aghazarian), 1685 

Lantos, Tom, Congressman (Ma, Mullin, Dymally, Leno, and Ruskin), 3967




Larkith, Delores (Swanson), 97 

Larson, (Lula) Juanita (Berg), 5089 

Larson, Swen (Emmerson), 1327 

Laskowski, Debra (Evans), 2380 

Lassman, Marilyn (Horton), 2638 

Laszlo, Frank (Silva), 565 

Latour, Paul (Adams), 257 

Lauck, Edward Harold (Wolk), 4206 

Laughlin, Edeltraud Maggie (Wolk), 941 

Lauritzen, Jon M. (Karnette), 3944 

Law, Michael Gipson (Wolk), 2157 

Lawson, Jimmy Duane (Wolk), 941 

Lawson, Marguerite “Margie” (Runner), 4113 

Leach, Robert Warnes (Spitzer and Brownley), 4383 

Le Beouf, Willard L., Jr. (Aghazarian), 3703 

Leduc, Camille Joseph, Jr. (Wolk), 822 

LeDue, Rachel Plosser (Dymally and Saldana), 3423 

Lee, Joan (Jones, Berg, and Niello), 6188 

Lee, Travis Scott (Wolk), 1846 

Leon, Mark (Portantino), 5064 

Leonard, William E., Sr. (Villines, Emmerson, and Carter), 5657 

Leopold, Fred (Krekorian), 3703 

Lepejian, Isgo (Krekorian), 96 

Levin, Phyllis (La Malfa), 3810 

Lewis, Danielle Marvin (Runner), 4274 

Lewis, Kim (Emmerson), 5063 

Lewis, Peter (Berg), 7188 

Leyden, Virginia E. (Smyth), 2724 

Leykam, John (DeSaulnier), 2637 

Libutti, Nick (Emmerson), 2492 

Linder, Doris Helen (Leno), 5215 

Lindsey, Lois M. (Wolk), 565 

Lintner, Gregory (Smyth), 7257 

Littlefield, Bryan “Whitey” (Karnette), 4273 

Livermore, Norman B. (Huffman), 95 

Livingstone, Barbara (Houston), 3754 

Lo, Pheng (Galgiani and Aghazarian), 3636 

Lodge, Judge Joseph (Nava), 5063 

Lofthouse, Bill (Portantino), 6090 

Lohse, Francis Maurice (Wolk), 228 

Long, Paul (Strickland), 7257 

Longshore, William Allen, Jr. (DeSaulnier), 4845 

Lopez, Petra (Adams), 4142 

Lopez, Rev. Noe (Arambula), 218

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Lopez, Stella (Galgiani), 2723 

Losberger, Rod (Mullin), 5633 

Love, Mary Anna (Aghazarian), 2573 

Lovelace, Wayne E. (Wolk), 2795 

Lovett, LCpl. Timothy (Runner), 3754 

Lovrien, Brent A. “Lovey” (Price), 4383 

Lucas, Deolinda (Aghazarian), 2157 

Lugo, Rufino Rivas (Calderon), 940; (Parra), 979 

Lundberg, Marvin (La Malfa), 281 

Lunde, Shawn (Houston), 64 

Lundy, Joan (Portantino), 2119 

Lutz, Joey (Brownley and Feuer), 6189 

Lyons, Austin Wright (Wolk), 2253 

Lyons-Herrmann, Hattie Lee (Wolk), 941 

MacAllister, Heather (Leno), 475 

Macay, Jose M. (Wolk), 4143 

Macias, Manuel (Strickland), 7257 

Madsen, Nels Carl (Evans), 1954 

Maertz, Mary (Wolk), 565 

Magdaleno, Aida (Strickland), 7257 

Magdziarz, Dolores (Feuer), 6783 

Magid, Marian (Hancock), 181 

Maginnis, Marion Mac (Wolk), 2795 

Magnani, Master Sgt. Patrick Daniel (DeSaulnier), 3112 

Mahan, John (Lieber and Beall), 96 

Mahoney, Joseph Patrick (Wolk), 2339 

Main, Elizabeth Jane (Wolk), 228 

Maldonado, Aida Grajeda (Eng), 6752 

Maletic, Elaine Mary (Anderson), 5656 

Mallory, Fred Henry (Wolk), 1541 

Malone, William “Bill” (Mullin), 7028 

Managhan, Wilson L. (Wolk), 4017 

Mangini, Victor (Mullin), 337 

Manibog, Spc. Michael (Hayashi), 4017 

Margulies, Gerald Stanley (Swanson), 2226 

Mariani, Justine (Wolk), 549 

Mariani, Louis (Wolk), 549 

Marino, Mark (Wolk), 5713 

Markytan, Edward (Portantino), 2157 

Marquez, Edgar (De La Torre), 3785 

Marquez, Michael Alejandro (Wolk), 228 

Marr, Allen G. (Wolk), 4017 

Mars, Seldon (Smyth), 4873 

Marsh, Richard J. (Wolk), 605




Martin, Del (Leno), 6937 

Martin, Dr. David (Garrick), 4940 

Martin, Jerri (Wolk), 282 

Martin, Julia M. (Wolk), 2157 

Martin, Robert (Wolk), 4017 

Martin, Timothy Paul (Parra and Wolk), 4004 

Martin, Tom (Lieu), 1077 

Martindale, Beulah M. (Wolk), 3885 

Martindale, Nick L. (Wolk), 2381 

Martinez, Dan, Sr. (Wolk), 549 

Martinez, Maria (Ma), 4274 

Martinez, Sgt. Michael J. (Horton), 2381; (Salas), 2491 

Matich, Martin (Emmerson, Benoit, Cook, and Levine), 4752 

Mattero, Staff Sgt. Joshua P. (Salas and Horton), 2636 

Matthews, Chris (Laird), 6880 

Matthews, Trevor (Smyth), 228 

Maxon, Robert M. “Bob” (Berg), 96 

Mayfield, Laurence Arnold (Wolk), 2157 

Maze, Everett D. (Villines), 4507; (Maze), 4939 

McAdoo, Norm (Silva), 2381 

McBride, Ernest, Sr. (Richardson), 1440 

McCarthy, Leo T., former Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the Assembly 

(Ma, Laird, and Mullin), 282 

McClinton, Pastor Otto (Davis), 7276 

McCrary, Patrick (Aghazarian), 2339 

McCraw, Eugene Dial (Wolk), 750 

McDaniel, Mary Louise (Emmerson), 6189 

McDonald, Stanley (Arambula), 1366 

McDonald, Tom (Berg), 3636 

McElhatton, Terry (Beall), 6021 

McFadden, Horace Denton (Wolk), 4456 

McGarry, Peter (Wolk), 385 

McGee, Jerry (La Malfa), 1541 

McGlashan, Elizabeth Cortes (Villines), 4017; (Garcia), 4112 

McGowan, Walter H., Jr. (Price), 2638 

McGraw, Maxine (Runner), 3045 

McGrew, Kenneth E. (Wolk), 2381 

McGroarty, James Shamus (Wolk), 4143 

McGuiness, Louise Elizabeth (Wolk), 282 

McGuinn, Sister Ann (Berg), 750 

McGuire, Jerry Walter (Runner), 7257 

McIntosh, Lovie Lee (Hancock), 1117 

McIntyre, Pat (Lieu), 2380 

McKay, Jim (Davis), 5806

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McKellar, Jack (Berg), 227 

McKenzie, Alyce K. (Wolk), 4383 

McKinnon, Roy (Wolk), 282 

McLaughlin, Joseph A. (Wolk), 3811 

McLemore, Alice Ann (Wolk), 5713 

McMillan, Catherine (Garcia and Benoit), 6089 

McNulty, Dr. James (Garrick), 1654 

Mead, Rose (Berg), 2573 

Means, Robert Taylor (Smyth), 164 

Meeter, Merle L. (Wolk), 4004 

Meitrott, Glenda F. (Wolk), 565 

Melandez, Larry (Wolk), 4143 

Mendes, Caroline Amelia (Wolk), 3885 

Mendoza, Sgt. Giann Carlo Joya (Krekorian), 2435 

Menezes, John J. (Villines), 6662 

Merrall, Michael E. (Niello), 2573 

Merriss, Betty (Maze), 282 

Metherell, Mark Barry (DeVore), 4752 

Meyer, Brandon A. (Spitzer), 3968 

Meyer, Lucille (Mullin), 1954 

Meyer, Raymond P., Sr. (Lieber and Ruskin), 96 

Meyers, Rabbi Carole (Portantino), 2658 

Michaelis, Lance Jeffrey (Lieber and Beall), 96 

Mikuriya, Dr. Tod (Hancock), 1654 

Millender-McDonald, Juanita, Congresswoman and former Assembly Member 

(Richardson, Dymally, Karnette, Davis, and Nunez), 1116 

Miller, Arthur L. (Arambula), 2637 

Miller, Carrie D. (Dymally), 1366 

Miller, Glenn (La Malfa), 2095 

Miller, Harry Louis (Wolk), 1076 

Miller, Henry W. (Aghazarian), 2795 

Miller, Tom (Krekorian), 96 

Miller, Wilma Victoria (Runner), 4004 

Mirante, Anthony (Wolk), 2157 

Miskovich, Marion E. (Wolk), 750 

Mistler, Kenneth G. (Wolk), 5903 

Mitchell, Helen C. (Wolk), 605 

Mitchell, Mary Ann (Price), 5741 

Mitchell, Sean (Laird), 2573 

Mobley, Oren (Evans), 298 

Moe, Dale (Nunez), 2436 

Moehrke, Roy Charles (Wolk), 941 

Moist, Don (Cook), 1954 

Mondavi, Robert (Evans, Aghazarian, and Berryhill), 5215




Monks, Brad (Leno), 647 

Moore, John Patrick (Arambula), 1191 

Moore, Richard Allen, Sr. (Aghazarian), 2492 

Moore, Staff Sgt. Christopher (Parra), 1631 

Morales, James Michael (Wolk), 4017 

Morales, Pfc. Jason (Hernandez), 1366 

Morales, Rafael (Arambula), 258 

Morgan, Antwanisha (Leno), 647; (Mullin), 673 

Morgan, Elizabeth Hernandez (Wolk), 941 

Morgan, Ione M. (Wolk), 1632 

Morris, Raymond K. (Wolk), 605 

Morrison, Stanley Roy (Wolk), 1632 

Morrisson, Douglas (Hayashi), 1631 

Mosley, Harvey T. (Eng), 6256 

Moss, Gloria (Lieber and Beall), 2436 

Mulkey, Stephanie (Richardson), 337 

Mullin, Stephanie (Mullin), 2253 

Muncy, Dr. R. Weldon, Jr. (Villines, on behalf of Runner), 6552 

Munns, Joshua Mark (La Malfa), 4633 

Murguia, Estela (Berg), 6564 

Murphy, Eugene (Eng), 2226 

Murray, Eleanor (Aghazarian, Niello, and Gaines), 1631 

Murray, Norman P. (Spitzer), 1632 

Mussen, Irwin J. (Hancock), 4112 

Muto, Grace (Wolk), 3843 

Nack, Kathryn “Katie” (Portantino), 4274 

Napper, Diana H. (Wolk), 1191 

Narr, Paul George (Wolk), 6662 

Nash, Charles Presley (Wolk), 2724 

Nash, Nicholas John (Benoit and Jeffries), 2900 

Navarrete, Maria (Runner), 2436 

Navarro, Celestina Lemque (Wolk), 2157 

Neely, Edythe Anne McKee (Berg), 357 

Negroni, Pascual Antonio (Wolk), 282 

Nelson, Bernard Elmer (Emmerson), 822 

Nelson, Bonnie Joyce (Wolk), 2339 

Nelson, Leonard (Niello), 181 

Nelson, Raymond (Niello), 2226 

Nelson-Reyes, Eve Marie (DeSaulnier), 2983 

Neunuebel, Scott D. (Evans), 3217 

Nevin, Mazie Cecilia McDermott (Mullin), 7257 

Nickoff, Jim (Leno), 3753 

Niedorf, Saul, M.D. (Levine and Feuer), 4382 

Noftsger, Dick (Mullin), 96

30 




Nolte, Ursel (Lieu), 4274 

Norton, Charles Glenn (Wolk), 3885 

Norton, Trudy (Wolk), 282 

Noyer, Robert Paul, II (Swanson), 2573 

Nunez, Pearl Espigares (Wolk), 3885 

Nunn, Erik (Houston), 5951 

Nunn, Tanya (Houston), 5951 

Nyland, Harvey (Caballero), 6138 

Ogami, Dede (Lieber), 4456 

Ogushi, Garrett (Lieu), 4142 

Ohira, Ted (Torrico), 565 

Okerstrom, Merle W. (Berg), 4112 

Oliveira, Roberta D. (Wolk), 605 

Olsen, Patrick H. (Dymally), 281 

Olson, Spc. Nicholas P. (Berg), 3637 

Onorato, Carole Anne (Berg), 2226 

Orchard, Janet (Evans), 218 

Orchard, Ruth (Berg), 126 

Orduna, Vela (Dymally), 2637 

Ormonde, Lena (Leno), 140 

Orr, Col. Robert C. (Evans), 2226 

Orr, Jack (Walters and Garrick), 2157 

Ortasse, Leatrice (Levine), 2492 

Osada, Tadashi Joe (Wolk), 605 

Osborn, Josephine (Evans), 2339 

Ottensmeyer, Gladys (Evans), 2157 

Otto, Carl R. (Niello), 356 

Ovick, Elin B. (DeSaulnier and Houston), 6021 

Owens, Carolyn V. (Emmerson), 822 

Padias, Mary Lee (Runner), 5840 

Padilla-Izaguirre, Karina (Wolk), 1954 

Padmore, Patty (Galgiani and La Malfa), 2900 

Palmer, Cpl. Charles O. (Aghazarian), 1441 

Paniagua-Morales, Cpl. Jose (De La Torre), 4273 

Panzer, Alice (Aghazarian), 96 

Panzer, Jean McClaren (Wolk), 3885 

Papan, Louis J., former Assembly Member (HR 12, 1321), (Mullin, Levine, 

Calderon, and Nunez), 1328 

Papayans, Serge (Krekorian), 96 

Pard, Francis (Karnette), 3944 

Parish, Miller V. (Price), 2795 

Parker, Courtney (Gaines), 2380 

Parker, Helen J. (Wolk), 605 

Parra, Consuelo (Coto), 1631




Parscal, Robert Eugene (Wolk), 2339 

Pasco, Angela M. (Wolk), 4017 

Pascoe, Angela M. (Wolk), 3885 

Patencio, Ray Leonard (Garcia and Silva), 297 

Patterson, Lawrence (Spitzer and Jones), 6090 

Pauley, Jan (Portantino), 2573 

Paulson, Helen Majorie (Wolk), 941 

Paulson, Jaynie (Berg), 5633 

Paulson, Keith (Berg), 5633 

Paulson, William A. (Wolk), 298 

Pavarotti, Luciano (Levine), 3045 

Payne, Cameron (Spitzer), 2253 

Peck, Margaret Crowell (Evans), 3217 

Peckham, Ray (Smyth), 3754 

Peek, Ellington Andy (La Malfa), 3636 

Peeler, Timothy L. (Wolk), 4143 

Peet, Alfred H. (Hancock), 2983 

Pelicas, Juliette Marie (Wolk), 2226 

Peretto, Sgt. Rudolph A. “Rudy”, retired (Evans), 6450 

Perez, Cynthia (De Leon), 5596 

Perrucci, Randy (La Malfa), 298 

Perry, Arch E. (Mullin), 258 

Peschke, Nolan B. (Wolk), 385 

Peters, John Scott (Jones), 3217 

Peterson, Emyle Marie (Wolk), 605 

Pfister, Travis D. (Cook), 337 

Phelps, Dr. Jerold (Berg), 109 

Phelps, Fire Chief Delbert (Berg), 3637 

Phelps, Spc. Coty (Krekorian), 1713 

Philipp, Gerald (Wolk), 2157 

Phippen, Edward Albert, Sr. (Aghazarian), 647 

Piazza, Dr. Arlene (Carter), 3944 

Pillows, Jimmie (Leno), 3636 

Pirayou, Valodia (Lieber, Coto, and Ruskin), 96 

Pisani, Adolph (Wolk), 941 

Polanco, Maria Garcia (Calderon), 3944 

Polanshek, Karl (Wolk), 2253 

Poletti, Ernest George (Aghazarian), 674 

Pollack, Mary Pearl (Carter), 5064 

Pompel, Howard Barry (Strickland), 7257 

Poon, Lauren Christina (Hayashi), 6850 

Poppe, George P. (Wolk), 385 

Porter, Jimmy, Sr. (Davis), 3885 

Portera, Grace D. (Wolk), 4004

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Portillo, Sgt. Manuel (Salas), 4273 

Powell, Marlene Frances (Runner), 1954 

Prescott, Ron (Karnette), 3944 

Previti, John Paul (Emmerson and Garrick), 2225 

Price, Oliver, Jr. (Aghazarian), 2658 

Price, Phillip R. (Aghazarian), 2492 

Price, Sonia Gwen (Wolk), 4383 

Prichard, Leilani Jane (Wolk), 605 

Pritchard, Harry (Berg), 6139 

Pryor, Kevin Patrick (DeVore), 5840 

Pugh, Caroline Bakker (Aghazarian), 2637 

Pugh, Edward H. (Wolk), 4456 

Pulido, Manuel (Wolk), 385 

Pulsifer, Richard D. (Runner), 5807 

Pursel, Anne W. (Portantino), 140 

Pursley, Merri Ann (Runner), 5713 

Putnam, Mary Lou (Ruskin and Mullin), 3112 

Quevedo, Josephine F. (Nunez), 1654; (Karnette), 1713 

Quintero, Lola (Arambula), 3423 

Quiring, Clayton Babe (Wolk), 605 

Rabins, Phyllis (Eng), 2436 

Radford, Paul (Nunez), 4112 

Ralph, Bishop Leon, former Assembly Member (Dymally), 281 

Ralph, Curtis (La Malfa), 6189 

Ramage, James (La Malfa), 6662 

Ramirez, Luis (Coto and Lieber), 6256 

Ramirez, Pfc. Rogelio (Portantino), 2795 

Ramos, Frank I. (Wolk), 549 

Ramos, Michelle Dawn (Wolk), 2795 

Rand, Detective Jeffrey (Price), 5064 

Ransom, Ester Ayala (Nunez), 2436 

Rapp, Sgt. Robert T. (Berryhill), 4274 

Rappe, Arlyn Edward (Wolk), 605 

Rattigan, Joseph A., Justice and former State Senator (Evans and Berg), 1477 

Ravitz, Justin Charles (Lieber and Dymally), 3636 

Rawlings, Gary (Benoit and Emmerson), 6715 

Rayner, Lt. Col. Clyde, retired (Benoit), 1846 

Reed, Frank Warren, Jr. (Wolk), 2339 

Reed, Howard Edwin (Wolk), 605 

Regev, Staff Sgt. Eldad (Lieber), 6189; (Feuer), 6256 

Reiter, Jesse Allan (Wolk), 941 

Remata, Donna Lynn (Smyth), 7257 

Rendig, Rosemary (Wolk), 298 

Retmier, Marc A. (Cook), 5840




Reyes, Raymond A. (Huff), 3786 

Reyes, Spc. Daniel F. (Caballero), 2637 

Reynoso, Jeannene H. (Dymally), 2491 

Rich, Shirley (Lieber and Ruskin), 2095 

Richards, Benjamin James (Wolk), 822 

Richardson, Lawrence John (Furutani), 5167 

Richey, Beverly Jean (Wolk), 385 

Richmond, Melton (Maze), 357 

Riddell, Wyvonna Joyce (Cook), 2380 

Ridenour, Naomi (Berryhill), 2054 

Ridge, Charles J. (Levine and Wolk), 1478 

Riedenauer, Lt. Col. Robert (Runner), 1366 

Riedinger, James Roy (Wolk), 2795 

Riedinger, Michael (Niello), 1191 

Riley, Nancy Hanks (Nunez), 2492 

Rios, Irene (Garcia), 6715 

Rishwain, Eddie (Galgiani and Aghazarian), 4004 

Rivera, Carlos (Furutani and Karnette), 4506 

Rivera, Lillian Mary (Wolk), 2381 

Roberson, Robert Percy (Wolk), 941 

Roberts, Irene Foster (Berg), 2900 

Robertson, Doris Mae (Wolk), 605 

Robinson, Candace Theresa (Wolk), 2253 

Robinson, Jeff (Berg), 2573 

Robinson, Jim (Saldana), 4191 

Robitaille, Lela W. (Silva), 5276 

Rocha, Tony (Aghazarian), 2573 

Rockwell, Helen K. (Wolk), 941 

Rodoni, Roger, Humboldt County Supervisor (Berg), 4873 

Rodriguez, Edith Isabel (Dymally), 2380 

Rodriguez, Lydia “Lily” (Alarcon), 180 

Rodriguez, Ramiro Carillo (Arambula), 6139 

Rodriguez, Spc. Jaime, Jr. (Nava), 2636 

Rodriguez, Trino (Calderon), 4633 

Rogers, Jerrel Dean (Wolk), 2095 

Rogers, Wayne (Saldana), 181 

Roh, Jeoflin (Leno), 6387 

Roland, Bob, Firefighter (Berg), 6090 

Rolleri, Mary Jane Rishwain (Galgiani and Aghazarian), 5215 

Roman, Regina Nicole (Mendoza), 2658 

Rooker, Rosaline Mae (Wolk), 2339 

Rose, Catherine (Wolk), 750 

Rose, Edie (Wolk), 1366 

Rose, Irene Virginia (Wolk), 605

34 




Rose, Renee Denise (Wolk), 298 

Rosenberg, Fay (Wolk), 97 

Ross, Scott (Silva), 2637 

Roth, Geraldine (Levine), 5840 

Rowell, Marguerite (Runner), 5404 

Ruddell, Gerald “Gig” (Maze), 218 

Ruiz, Louis Flores (Arambula), 822 

Russell, Officer Douglas Scott (Niello), 2637 

Rust, Leora (Aghazarian), 2795 

Ruszel, John Paul (Wolk), 4143 

Rutz, Lauren (Berg), 2795 

Ryan, Marilyn, former Assembly Member (DeVore and Karnette), 5951 

Ryland, George H. (Wolk), 1632 

Sabine, Winifred Bell (Runner), 3811 

Sackman, Samuel H. (De Leon), 2901 

Safier, Minnie B. (Wolk), 4004 

Saint Laurent, Yves (Ma, Runner, and Karnette), 5633 

Salazar, Pfc. Bruce, Jr. (Berryhill), 2490 

Samuels, Carolyn Ruddell (Nava), 7257 

Sanders, William H., III (Aghazarian), 2658 

Sandoval, Barbara H. (Wolk), 4143 

Sandoval, Sgt. Frank (Garcia), 2380 

Sandy, Gayle Madeline (Wolk), 7201 

Sanguinetti, Emily (Aghazarian), 2157 

Santana, Jose (Garcia and Anderson), 385 

Santana, Manuel (Laird), 6139 

Santee, Lance Cpl. Daniel J. (Spitzer), 1077 

Santiago, Jose (Beall), 217 

Santucci, Bill (Gaines), 5063 

Sarkisyan, Nataline (Krekorian), 3753 

Saunders, Harriet Louise (DeSaulnier), 4940 

Savoy, Michael Edward (Wolk), 5713 

Scardenzan, Anthony “Tony” (Price), 5633 

Scari, Robert M. (Wolk), 2795 

Schaefer, James M. (Furutani), 4383 

Schafer, Nicholas (Smyth), 941 

Schellhorn, William D. (Wolk), 298 

Scherer, Ernest, Jr. (Houston), 4274 

Schiff, Sherrill Ann (Krekorian), 6089 

Schiro, Henry (Coto), 7028 

Schirra, Walter M. “Wally”, Jr. (Garrick), 1366 

Schmidt, Cpl. Peter William (Berg), 3637 

Schnabel, Floral (Wolk), 1191 

Schneider, Vivian R. (Wolk), 2253




Schneiderman, Beatrice (Levine), 5713 

Schreiner, Joseph James (Wolk), 4017 

Schroder, Carole (DeSaulnier), 7201 

Schroeder, Helen Charlotte (Wolk), 2157 

Schroeder, Verna Ollar (Walters and Houston), 5806 

Schuetz, William Joe (Wolk), 3885 

Schultz, Rev. Gustav, Jr. (Hancock), 3703 

Schwaegerle, Gerhard (Houston), 64 

Scofield, Stewart (Berg), 4983 

Scoma, Albert Joseph (Leno), 2119 

Scott, Arthur W. (Evans), 337 

Scott, Betty Lee (Wolk), 385 

Scott, Daniel Joseph, II (Krekorian), 7276 

Scott, Lucas James (Strickland), 1077 

Sealy, Richard A., Jr. (Aghazarian and Galgiani), 7188 

Seaman, Barbara (Nava), 4191 

Seaman, David (Levine), 3703 

Seaman, Florence (Levine), 3703 

Selleh, George (Smyth), 2638 

Sellen, Spc. Dennis L., Jr. (Smyth), 337 

Seratti, Jean C. (Smyth), 5089 

Serra, Dr. Arturo (Silva), 4143 

Servantes, Matilde C. (Wolk), 5713 

Shapell, Nathan (Feuer), 605 

Shearer, Val (Adams), 6552; (Runner), 7201 

Sheehan, Jane (Price), 6090 

Shelly, Margaret J.P. (Wolk), 2157 

Sheppard, Christopher W. (Runner), 5404 

Sheverbush, Roberta Irish (Wolk), 2095 

Shields, Renee (Berg), 1478 

Shiroma, Kathleen Aimee (Jones and Lieu), 7444 

Shorter, Hazel Marie (Wolk), 2253 

Shprung, Benjamin (Feuer), 4383 

Sichel, Rose (Evans), 227 

Siegel, Joel (De Leon), 2492 

Siegel, Sylvia (Huffman), 2723 

Sieling, Kristine Renee (Wolk), 298 

Sigua, Sgt. William M. (Ruskin), 281 

Silva, Frieda Marie (Wolk), 4206 

Silva, Lucia Fatima (Aghazarian), 2658 

Simas, Jan (Blakeslee), 109 

Simmons, Officer Randall D. (Lieber and Karnette), 4004 

Simon, Fred (Benoit), 5064 

Simpson, Thelma Melvin (Wolk), 605

36 




Sims, Richard (Mullin and Ma), 4113 

Sitman, Earl Robert (Aghazarian), 2900 

Skandalakis, Dr. Nicholas I. (Karnette), 2492 

Skei, Beverly Jacqueline (Brownley), 2901 

Skiffington, Claire (Leno), 2157 

Skinner, Eugene (Wolk), 822 

Slichter, Donald E. (Wolk), 1117 

Slosson, James (La Malfa), 1477 

Slosson, Nancy (La Malfa), 1477 

Smallwood, Richard “Dick” (Krekorian), 5167 

Smart, David Elliot (Wolk), 2795 

Smith, Arthur Roy (Runner), 7201 

Smith, Brandon (Adams), 2794 

Smith, Hershel (Wolk), 2339 

Smith, Jerry C. (Caballero and Laird), 3843 

Smith, John K. “Jack” (Hayashi), 6662 

Smith, Katie (Portantino), 674 

Smith, Lillie (Dymally), 297 

Smith, Lloyd L. (De La Torre), 3423 

Smith, Pamela Mavis (Wolk), 4017 

Smith, Philip “Flip” (Levine and Fuentes), 6021 

Smith, Scott Craig (Runner), 2658 

Smith, Stanley William (Wolk), 1117 

Smith, Tom (Runner), 96 

Smith, Vann A. (Evans), 6815 

Smith, Willard (Wolk), 1117 

Smith, William Wayne, Sr. (Wolk), 3885 

Smith, Woodrow Wilson “Woody” (Mendoza), 2794 

Smookler, Michael S. (Wolk), 4206 

Smuin, Michael (Leno), 1191 

Snegosky, Herbert (Wolk), 822 

Snow, Berk (Berg), 2436 

Soffilos, Anthi (Mullin), 3944 

Solari, Richard (Laird), 3885 

Solinas, Rita (Nava), 3423 

Somerville, Rich (Berg), 5741 

Sorenson, John (Spitzer), 2253; (Duvall), 2379 

Soria, Ruperto Mancera (Caballero), 4142 

Soriano-Hewitt, Ester (Furutani and Bass), 4633 

Sorro, Bill (Leno), 2794 

Soteras, Patricia (Strickland), 64 

Soucy, Joseph Romeo, Sr. (Wolk), 2253 

Souser, Doyle Jay (Strickland), 7257 

Spacey, Roger (Smyth), 7257




Spears, Leon “Woodie” (Hayashi), 5658 

Spencer, Barbara Leigh (Wolk), 3885 

Spilman, Helen Emily (Wolk), 4383 

Spittler, Jack (Berg), 2226 

Spitzer, Phyllis Ann (Villines), 4192; (Spitzer and Silva), 4274 

Sprenger, Larry (Feuer), 1631 

Springer, Paul (Berg), 1478 

Spurlock, Colleen Annie (Wolk), 1191 

Stagnard, Raymond (Mullin), 258 

Stallworth, Bishop Lewis D., Sr. (Aghazarian and Galgiani), 4752 

Stapler, Robin (Laird), 4939 

Starkey, Mary Teresa (Aghazarian), 2900 

Starr, Carole (Garcia), 6188 

Starzyk, Sgt. Paul (DeSaulnier), 7201 

Steele, James (Aghazarian), 2157 

Steigenga, Joseph Junior (Aghazarian), 1954 

Steinbacher, Spc. Nicholas P. (Adams), 109 

Steinberg, Dr. Robert (Lieber, Hancock, and Leno), 7277 

Steiner, Kirsten (Wolk), 298 

Steinman, Albert (Nava), 5807 

Sterling, Elma Phyllis Bolds (Arambula), 2572 

Stevens, Karen Pedersen (Jones), 2723 

Stewart, Robert J. (Runner), 6139 

Stewart, Spc. Carla (Krekorian), 297 

Still, Ria (Wolk), 5713 

Stinson, Pvt. Shane (Duvall), 2491 

Strauss, Karl (Saldana), 217 

Strom, Marilyn (Berg), 4752 

Stuart, Walker (Berg), 282 

Stuckey, Georgia V. (Davis), 140 

Stumph, Paul Karl (Wolk), 549 

Sullivan, Alvin (Wolk), 1191 

Sullivan, Janyss (Evans), 2157 

Sun, Pfc. Ming (Garcia), 163 

Sunday, Iris Jacqueline (Wolk), 385 

Sunseri, Frank (Hayashi), 385 

Sunsin-Pineda, Astor (Karnette), 1541 

Suritt, Frank (Galgiani), 1441 

Sussdorf, Roger Dale (Wolk), 2795 

Sustaita, Luisa E. (Coto), 95 

Sweeney, Eleanor (Hayashi), 1540 

Sweigart, Arlene M. (Nunez), 4873 

Swenson, Robert (Laird), 3636 

Symons, Sophie Goldberg (Krekorian), 2723

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Tang, Eric Joseph Pon-Boon (Brownley), 2491 

Tawney, Gordon (Evans), 1441 

Tayaotao, Sgt. Michael (Lieber), 2636 

Taylor, Bo (Price), 6662 

Taylor, Estelle Frances (Wolk), 2339 

Taylor, Stanley (Spitzer), 5713 

Teague, Patricia Ann (Wolk), 228 

Teel, Dorothy Maxine (Wolk), 4143 

Teglia, Verna (Mullin), 96 

Teller, John W. (Jack), (DeSaulnier), 1441 

Teller, Lawrence (Wolk), 4383 

Terwilliger, Sean W. (Wolk), 228 

Tessaro, Jerry Day (Galgiani), 217 

Test, Glenda Phyllis (Berg), 2795 

Thengvall, Leslie (La Malfa), 3786 

Thomas, Kristofer D.S. (Gaines), 549 

Thompson, Edgar Walter (Wolk), 5713 

Thompson, Myron S. (Solorio), 2723 

Thornton, Patrick Shinoda (Calderon), 217 

Titus, Maj. Gen. G. Walter (Houston), 2339 

Tobin, Harry Walter (Wolk), 298 

Tobin, Pat (Davis), 5713 

Todd, John Sanford (Furutani), 7188 

Toledo Pulido, Cpl. Victor H. (Parra), 1713 

Tollini, Mark (Aghazarian), 96 

Tone, Jack (Aghazarian), 140 

Tooby, Mary G. (Wolk), 4206 

Torlakson, Cay (DeSaulnier), 5902 

Torres, Catalina (DeSaulnier), 7201 

Touhey, Ella (Hernandez), 3112 

Tousant, Clifford Arlen (Wolk), 2095 

Tovar, Luz Montes (De Leon), 5596 

Tow, Don, Mayor of Selma (Arambula), 6189 

Toy, Tommy (Leno), 4191 

Tracy, Thomas Francis, Jr. (Wolk), 4383 

Tratunich, Tony (Lieu), 1077 

Trimble, Pfc. Chad (Hernandez), 5633 

Trombella, Bruno E. (Aghazarian), 96 

Trujillo, Melvin Sanchez (Wolk), 1117 

Tubbs, William Reid (Wolk), 1846 

Tubbs Jones, Stephanie, Congresswoman (Dymally), 7093 

Turnbull, Jane (Lieber and Ruskin), 7444 

Turnick, Michael (Evans), 605 

Tuvera, Officer Bryan (Ma and Mullin), 108




Tygiel, Jules (Ma), 6090 

Tyler, Ted (Portantino), 2436 

Tyson, Moses, Jr., Superintendent (Evans), 3112 

Ugarte, Roberto (Wolk), 2253 

Ujiiye, Miyoko (Furutani), 6552 

Ulicky, Michael (Garcia), 647 

Underhill, Prudence “Prudie” (Cook), 2380 

Underwood, Kathe (Aghazarian), 6256 

Upshaw, Gene (Dymally, Coto, Duvall, and Swanson), 6815 

Uribe, Amalia (Aghazarian), 5658 

Urlich, Doris Urain (Wolk), 1632 

Vaillancourt, David (Gaines), 979 

Valenti, Jack (Krekorian, Portantino, and Nunez), 1327 

Vallarino, Roy P. (Wolk), 3843 

Van Court, Charles (Wolk), 164 

Vanden Heuvel, Jim (Gaines), 4273 

Vandiver, Dave (Hayashi), 1685 

Vang, Xia Thao (Arambula), 674 

Vannucci, Paul V. (Wolk), 4206 

Van Till, Verna Ruth (Aghazarian), 2723 

Varner, Freddie Lee (Wolk), 1632 

Vartanian, Arlene (Maze), 181 

Vasarhely, Benjamin Avery (DeSaulnier), 5277 

Vasquez, Lance Cpl. Christian (Parra), 2638 

Vasquez, Sophie (Wolk), 1632 

Vaughn, Sgt. Ricky (Saldana), 5276 

Veal, Clayton Joseph (Evans), 2119 

Verdeja, Pfc. Justin Abel (Calderon), 2157 

Vigil, Robert Eugene (Berg), 605 

Villalobos, Maria Elena (Strickland), 7257 

Villegas, Deputy Manuel (Garcia), 646 

Vyas, Atul (Smyth), 7257 

Waaland, Marco (Evans), 1328 

Wagenknecht, John (Evans), 3811 

Wagner, Leon (Berg), 4383 

Wake, Selmer (Nava), 5633 

Walker, Charlie “C.W. The Boss”, Jr. (Price), 7277 

Wall, Stephen E., Jr. (Parra), 109 

Wallace, Anne (Karnette), 4456 

Wallace, Don C., Jr. (Karnette), 4456 

Walling, Marsha Lynn (Wolk), 3885 

Walsh, Coach “Bill” William Ernest (Ruskin and Mullin), 2794 

Walsh, Father Patrick Joseph (Price), 1191; (Blakeslee), 1365 

Walsh, Michael Eamon (Blakeslee), 1365

40 




Ward, Aaron J. (Cook), 5167 

Ward, David Alexander (Bass), 7444 

Ware, Brian T. (Mullin), 4274 

Warze, Bradford Louis (Berg), 3637 

Washington, Arteria (Portantino), 941 

Washington, Carolyn “Tyshelle” (Carter), 1478 

Wasson, Eleanor (Laird), 4507 

Watkins, Terry O. (Nakanishi), 6662 

Watson, Bea (Carter), 2637 

Watson, Dr. James A. (Swanson), 3423 

Watson, Joseph (Garcia and Benoit), 2491 

Watson, “Mother Madale” (Karnette), 2492 

Watson, Willie, Jr. (Wolk), 4206 

Webb, Staff Sgt. Christopher (La Malfa), 646 

Webber, Carmen Elinor (La Malfa), 2157 

Weidert, Linus John (Aghazarian), 1846 

Weigand, James D. (Wolk), 4206 

Weimer, Robert A. (Wolk), 385 

Weingarten, Shirley (Wolk), 4004 

Weir, Betty M. (Wolk), 2795 

Weiss, Bernice (Karnette), 549 

Weiss, Karen Ann (Wolk), 4004 

Weltman, Steve (Feuer), 282 

Wendler, Paul (Mullin), 96 

Werber, Frank (Emmerson), 3045 

Westley, Hattie (Nunez), 2226 

Wetzel, Harry Herman, Jr. (Berg), 6815 

Whitaker, Staff Sgt. Joshua (Karnette), 2095 

White, Carl (Salas), 2723 

White, Ian (Lieu), 3753 

Whiteaker, Tyler (La Malfa), 4633 

Whiteley, Vince (Berg), 5633 

Whiten, Ronald Maurice (Bass), 96 

Whitson, William (Wolk), 1191 

Whytal, Olive Thelma (Runner), 4004 

Wicks, Kevin (Price), 6189 

Wiggins, Alberta Jane (Evans), 258 

Wigton, Richard Samuel (Wolk), 3885 

Wilbon, Berlin (Wolk), 2795 

Wiley, George O. (Bass and Torrico), 6021 

Wilken, Berniece Joann (Wolk), 3885 

Wilkens, Henry Hepburn (Huffman), 2795 

Wilkinson, Susan (Laird and Aghazarian), 3703 

Will, Matthew Richard (Caballero), 3636




Willey, Richard Dewey (Jones), 2723 

Williams, Charles H.D. (Wolk), 4383 

Williams, Clifton Alva (Wolk), 2339 

Williams, Jesse (Evans), 822 

Williams, Judge Hartford “Bill” (Lieber, Beall, Torrico, Laird, Ruskin, and 

Coto), 2638 

Williams, Mary W. (Portantino), 1574 

Williams, Robert (Evans), 2226 

Williams, Sharon (Fuller), 5656 

Williams, Viola “Vi” Ellease (Portantino), 4113 

Williamson, William “Cody”, IV (Lieu), 4845 

Willibrand, Walter (Runner), 565 

Willmschen, Marvin (Wolk), 4004 

Wilson, Joyce Ann (Wolk), 1191 

Wilson, Kathryn C. (Wolk), 4143 

Wilson, Pfc. Ivan (Berg), 6189 

Wilson, Verda Jeanne (Wolk), 822 

Winchester, Jacqulin J. (Wolk), 2095 

Winget, Officer Robert (Aghazarian), 940 

Winslow, Harold M. (Wolk), 385 

Winston, Stan (Brownley), 5807 

Wirtz, Donald E. (Wolk), 4206 

Wise, John McDonald (Wolk), 4143 

Witham, Eugenia S. (Wolk), 1632 

Wolski, Donald (Berg), 647 

Wolf, Mary Lou (Houston), 3885 

Womack, Dr. Sophie Jan (Lieber), 4112 

Wong, Jane (Berg), 6189 

Wongwisetiri, Charupha (De Leon), 163 

Wood, Elbert N. (Wolk), 4383 

Wood, Kathryn Sue (Ruskin), 4753 

Wood, Ronald J. (Nunez), 3811 

Wood, William, Sr. (Hayashi), 4227 

Woodruff, Timilie (Benoit), 5277 

Wool, Felicia Jane Rainville (Lieber and Ruskin), 3637 

Wootton, Richens Lacy (Evans), 3786 

Worsham, Byran (Wolk), 298 

Wray, James William, Jr. (Runner), 3811 

Wright, Margaret F. (Emmerson), 4273 

Wright, Margaret “Margot” (Carter), 4227 

Wu, William D. Y. (Leno and Fuentes), 3703 

Wyckoff, Sgt. Charles (Salas and Beall), 2226 

Wyler, Gretchen (Levine), 1845 

Wynes, Judith Ann (Wolk), 2381

42 




Wyrick, Robert LaVerne (Wolk), 2095 

Yalsovac, Paul (Hancock), 4456 

Yamanaka, Dr. Tadami (Lieu), 517 

Yang, Shang Fa (Wolk), 549 

Yarbrough, Billy Gene (Wolk), 6189 

Yates, Robert John “Bob” (Runner), 2572 

Yeakel, David L. (Aghazarian), 2658 

Yeh, Marcelia (Hancock), 4873 

Yerby, Martin D. (Aghazarian), 164 

Yoakum, Keith (Cook), 475 

Yokom, James Ralph (Wolk), 2253 

Yoshida, Byron Kazvo (Lieu), 517 

Yost-Carlson, Marjorie Eileen (Caballero), 1116 

Young, Barry Patrick (Wolk), 1191 

Young, Donna (Hayashi and Lieber), 2492 

Zaitz, Cathy (Benoit), 5713 

Zamora, Urbano Francisco, Jr. (Arambula), 9 

Zandonella, Fosca (DeSaulnier), 2637 

Zandonella, John A. (DeSaulnier), 6021 

Zant, James Anthony (Eng), 6188 

Zirbes, Robert “Bob” (Huff), 336 

Zitter, Judith (Portantino), 6090 

Zolensky, Robert Joseph (Wolk), 228 

Zollner, Bryan (La Malfa), 980 

Zuckerman, Alexander (Hancock), 2723 

Zugelder, Homer P. (Mullin), 2119 

Recesses— 

Budget, Recess until— 

8/31/08, adjourned until 9/3/08 to take up budget-related items and other 

urgency measures pursuant to Article IV, Sec. 10 of the State Constitution, 

7182 

Final Recess— 

9/16/08, pursuant to Joint Rule 51(b)(3), 7259 

9/19/08, pursuant to Joint Rule 51(b)(3), 7278 

Interim Recess— 

9/12/07, In recess upon Call of the Speaker until 9/14/07 at which time the 

House shall stand adjourned pursuant to Joint Rules 51 and 61, and 

consent for the Senate to do the same, 3447 

Sine Die, 2007–08 Regular Session, pursuant to the provisions of Article IV, 

Section 3(a) of the Constitution and Joint Rule 51, 7498 

Spring Recess— 

3/29/07, pursuant to Joint Rule 51(a)(2), 773 

3/13/08, pursuant to Joint Rule 51(b)(1), 4254



Recesses—continued 

Summer Recess— 

7/20/07, pursuant to Joint Rule 51(a)(3), 2615 

AGHAZARIAN, GREG, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Death in family— 

(1/18/07) 173 

Funeral— 

(2/13/08) 3975 


(7/11/07) 2460; (11/06/08) 7435 

Appointed— 


Natural Resources, 198; replaced by La Malfa (for 6/9/08) 5650 

Public Safety, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 

Rules, temporary appointment (for 12/4/06) 60; appointed, 153, 199; 

replaced by Horton (for 1/18/07) 174 



473 

Schwarzenegger, Hon. Arnold, Governor, to the Joint Convention, 3650 




Future of Farming in California, 1646 

Hate Crimes, 2622 

Ports, 2622 

Wine, 4124 

Special Committees— 

Growth Management, 2831 

Legislative Ethics, (Co–Chair), 1023 



Birthday, recognition of, 3203 



University of the Pacific class on California Politics and Patrick Johnston, 

Professor and former Assembly Member and State Senator, 6946 



Aguero, Dorothy, 2339 

Aguilar, John, 6090 

Alfieri, Elsie, 1116 

Aragon, Eloy “Phil”, 2157 

Banda, Juan, 1478

44 


AGHAZARIAN, GREG, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Motions and Requests—continued 

Adjourn in Memory of—continued 

Berry, Timothy E., 2157 

Brocchini, Rina, 1574 

Caguioa, Spc. Mark R.C., 1713 

Carranza, Samuel, 2723 

Carson, Eugene Edward, 2637 

Chan, Charlie, 2637 

Christensen, Danny, 2723 

Cortell, Col. Robert J., 2900 

Costa, Mary, 2795 

De Groot, Nick, 1077 

DeHoog, Bryan, 2380 

Delihant, Harold, 258 

Dias, Leonard A., 218 

Dink, Hrant, 217 

Dunster, Zelda Jacquelyn, 2723 

Erardi, Vincent F., 4633 

Fondse, Elizabeth “Betty” den Dulk, 2637 

Fondse, Lee J., 1685 

Fontanilla, Victor M., Paratrooper, 1713 

Gallo, Ernest, 564 

Gallo, Joseph Edward, 508 

Gill, Tarsem Singh, 2900 

Grande, Frank A., 2795 

Grupe, Anne, 337 

Guzman, Benito Q., 2658 

Haines, Richard A., Jr., 6189 

Handley, Jim, Jr., 2339 

Huckaby, Glen, 2658 

James, Cornelius (Jim) Tatman, 2723 

Kennedy, Susan Conner, 218 

Kham, Khammy M. Santi, 2795 

Krekorian, Erwin Robert “Rick”, 3112 

Lambert, Kitty, 2637 

Langston, Bernell, 1685 

Le Beouf, Willard L., Jr., 3703 

Lo, Pheng, 3636 

Love, Mary Anna, 2573 

Lucas, Deolinda, 2157 

McCrary, Patrick, 2339 

Miller, Henry W., 2795 

Mondavi, Robert, 5215 

Moore, Richard Allen, Sr., 2492 

Murray, Eleanor, 1631





Palmer, Cpl. Charles O., 1441 

Panzer, Alice, 96 

Phippen, Edward Albert, Sr., 647 

Poletti, Ernest George, 674 

Price, Oliver, Jr., 2658 

Price, Phillip R., 2492 

Pugh, Caroline Bakker, 2637 

Rishwain, Eddie, 4004 

Rocha, Tony, 2573 

Rolleri, Mary Jane Rishwain, 5215 

Rust, Leora, 2795 

Sanders, William H., III, 2658 

Sanguinetti, Emily, 2157 

Sealy, Richard A., Jr., 7188 

Silva, Lucia Fatima, 2658 

Sitman, Earl Robert, 2900 

Stallworth, Bishop Lewis D., Sr., 4752 

Starkey, Mary Teresa, 2900 

Steele, James, 2157 

Steigenga, Joseph Junior, 1954 

Tollini, Mark, 96 

Tone, Jack, 140 

Trombella, Bruno E., 96 

Underwood, Kathe, 6256 

Uribe, Amalia, 5658 

Van Till, Verna Ruth, 2723 

Weidert, Linus John, 1846 

Wilkinson, Susan, 3703 

Winget, Officer Robert, 940 

Yeakel, David L., 2658 

Yerby, Martin D., 164 

Point of Order— 

6/6/07, The debate is not on the merits of the bill, ruling: point of order not 

well-taken (Lieber), 2017 

Reconsideration— 

SB 606, urgency clause refused adoption, 5657; motion, reconsideration granted, 

5836 

Retirement, In Recognition of, 6746 



1671, 4724

46 




AB 105, 2998 

AB 641, 2930 

AB 1296, 1840 

AB 2220, 5519 

AB 2231, 6237 

AJR 40, 5134 

ALARCON, RICHARD, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/8/07) 112; (1/10/07) 130; (1/12/07) 144; (1/17/07) 168; (1/23/07) 191; 

(1/24/07) 205; (1/30/07) 234; (1/31/07) 246; (2/5/07) 264; (2/14/07) 304; 

(2/15/07) 318; (2/16/07) 331; (2/27/07) 480; (2/28/07) 488; (3/7/07) 536; 

(3/14/07) 582; (3/15/07) 597 


(1/4/07) 100; (1/11/07) 137; (3/6/07) 527 

Appointed— 


Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, 193 

Natural Resources, 198 

Rules, 59, 199 


Develop a Master Plan to End Poverty in California, (Chair), 347 


Communications re— 

Resignation from California State Assembly, Letter of, effective 3/16/07, 626 





Alarcon, Anthony, 95 

Rodriguez, Lydia “Lily”, 180 



95, 180 

ALQUIST, ELAINE, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



AMENDMENTS 

Coauthor Amendment, Assembly Rule 69(a) Invoked— 

SB 883, Fuller, 3261 

Leadership Agreement, Amendments Adopted by— 

6242, 6303, 6381, 6403, 6533, 6606, 6727, 6762, 6793


AMENDMENTS—Continued 

Leadership Agreement, Amendments Adopted by Roll Call Vote— 

6304, 6478, 6535, 6607, 6681, 6794 

Rules, Invoke or Temporarily Suspend (See main heading, RULES, Subheading, 

Rules, Invoke or Temporarily Suspend) 

Table, Lay on (See main heading, TABLE, LAY AMENDMENTS ON) 

ANDERSON, JOEL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/17/08) 3741 


(1/30/07) 234; (7/5/07) 2396; (7/11/07) 2460 


(4/25/07) 1146; (4/26/07) 1175; (8/6/08) 6208 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, (Vice Chair), 154, 192 

Housing and Community Development, replacing Runner (for 8/20/08) 

6570, (for 8/21/08) 6761, (for 8/31/08) 7104 

Labor and Employment, replacing Strickland (for 9/6/07) 2915, (for 9/10/07) 

3127 

Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security, 198 

Public Safety, 198; replaced by Huff (for 3/27/07) 665 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200 


Rail Transportation, 1379 

File, Remarks on Condition of, 6466 





Barrett, Danielle Lyn, 4982 

Maletic, Elaine Mary, 5656 

Santana, Jose, 385 

Visual Aids— 

Granted unanimous consent to use visual aids on the Floor, 7006 



5656 


644, 2370, 4188, 4267, 5794, 5823 


AB 38, 6990 

AB 69, 6579 

AB 182, 1788 

AB 214, 7054

48 


ANDERSON, JOEL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Vote Changes—continued 

AB 574, 3305 

AB 695, 3147 

AB 758, 3148 

AB 783, 3007 

AB 990, 6523 

AB 1168, 1995 

AB 1180, 1997 

AB 1229, 2943 

AB 1451, 6585 

AB 1526, 7236 

AB 1528, 3339 

AB 1561, 1842 

AB 1930, 5200 

AB 2048, 5138 

AB 2071, 6892 

AB 2105, 5469 

AB 2265, 7160 

AB 2413, 5198 

AB 3005, 5190 

AB 3013, 7013 

SB 1307, 6626 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Bass, Karen, Speaker/Assembly Member— 

Torrico, Alberto, to be the Majority Floor Leader, 5127 

Desk Held Open— 

AB 5, late amendments (Lieber), 1954 

Bill Introduction (Nunez), 58; (Lieber), 385, 4016 

Floor amendments, processing of (Lieber), 5404 

SBs receiving amendments (Levine), 3052 

Fuller, Jean, Assembly Member— 

Women’s Equality Day, spoke in recognition of as well as the importance of 

women in the history of the political process, 6982 

Gaines, Ted, Assembly Member— 

Bone marrow registry drive, 4/26/07 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1190 

Levine, Lloyd, Assembly Member— 

Birth of nephew, Miles Birrell Levine, 294 

Demonstration or applause in favor or opposition to a bill, it is out of order to do 

so, 4745 

His Mother, Jennifer Levine, became a U.S. citizen, 5271 

Pass and retain, it is unusual to pass and retain on a measure after a lengthy 

debate has occurred. It is the custom and practice of the House to pass and 

retain on an item prior to it being debated, 4739 

Sunday Session to take up the Budget, the Assembly will convene on, 6510


ANNOUNCEMENTS—Continued 

Lieber, Sally J., Speaker pro Tempore/Assembly Member— 

AJR 63, that the resolution was removed from the Consent Calendar and placed 

upon the Inactive File. The resolution was inadvertently read with the 

remainder of the items on the Consent Calendar. The item remains on the 

Inactive File, 5839 

Amend bills on the Floor, last day is, 1845, 3810, 3842 

Amendments, last day to submit to the Desk is, 1845, 3810, 5276 

Appendix to Assembly Journal, which contains the Standing Rules of the 

Assembly and Senate, Joint Rules, and Article IV of the California 

Constitution, is on each Member’s desk, 507 

Bill requests to the Office of Legislative Counsel, last day to submit is, 216, 3810 

Bills in committee, last day to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in 

2007 is 1/25/08, 3810 

Bills introduced in 2007, last day to pass out of House of origin is 1/31/07, does 

not apply to Resolutions or Constitutional Amendments, 3810, 3842 

Birth of Assembly Member Runner’s grandson, James Cooper Runner, 3785 

Boswell, Rev. Hamilton T., former Assembly Chaplain, Quiet Hour to be 

5/14/07, at Jones United Methodist Church, San Francisco, Funeral to be 

5/15/07, at Jones United Methodist Church, San Francisco, 1440 

Cavileer, Pam, former Chief Assistant Clerk, has retired, 4382 

Committee meetings, none may meet, absent a Joint Rule waiver prior to 6/2/08, 

except to hear a bill that is re-referred to committee pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 77.2, 5276 

Donate Life California, that in recognition of Assembly Member Runner’s 

determination to attend Floor session, a link to Donate Life California, a 

collaborative effort between the Department of Motor Vehicles and a 

non-profit to facilitate organ donation, is accessible on the Assembly Floor 

System laptops, 6881 

Ebbert, Brian, former File Clerk, is the new Chief Assistant Clerk, 4382 

Economic interests, Statement of, deadline for filing, 384, 507, 4112 

Fiscal bills reported to the Floor of either House, 8/8/08 is the last day for, 6190 

Floor Managers for Assembly bills, Senate Floor Managers needed for Assembly 

bills on the Senate Floor, 6020 

Health Committee hearing 7/10/07, to hear ACR 30 and AJR 31, 2435 

Impact of state of emergency that has resulted from the recent freezing 

temperatures in California, briefing on, by Committees on Agriculture and 

Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy for 1/18/07, 180 

Inactive File, last day to notice intent to remove a bill, 1845, 1954, 3810, 3842, 

5276, 5403 

Incorrect Bill Displayed on the Vote Display Board, that when debate began on 

SB 1351, the incorrect bill was displayed on the vote display board. This 

error was corrected and the correct bill was displayed prior to the end of 

debate, and the roll being opened. In an effort to eliminate confusion on this 

item, the bill will be reposted and the roll re-opened, 6839

50 



Lieber, Sally J., Speaker pro Tempore/Assembly Member—continued 

Legislative portrait with the Senate, to be taken 6/13/07 on the West Steps of the 

Capitol, 2118 

Lung health and function screening, hosted by Assembly Member Galgiani, in 

the Eureka room of the Capitol on 6/12/07, 2118 

Millender-McDonald, Juanita, Congresswoman, funeral to be held 4/30/07, at 

noon, at the Second Baptist Church, 2412 Griffith Ave., Los Angeles 

(on behalf of Nunez), 1191 

National Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day, welcomed the girls and 

boys who are participating in (on behalf of Saldana), 4830 

Non–urgency, non–tax levy bills, last day to pass, 1845, 1954, 2054, 5276, 5403 

Ohnimus, Arthur, the late Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and his late wife 

Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher, there is a special exhibit of their collection from 

4/1 though 4/4/08, in the State Capitol Museum, Room 105, 4375 

Panoramic photo of the Assembly, to be taken 4/12/07, 749, 822 

Political Reform Act, last day to amend bills that amend the Political Reform 

Act is 1/18/08, 3702 

Political Reform Act of 1974, last day to amend bills that amend the Political 

Reform Act is 8/7/08, 6190 

Senate bills, pursuant to Joint Rule 61(a)(10), the last day for policy committees 

to hear and report from committee is 7/13/07, 2435 

Session, 2009–10, would convene 12/1/08, 12 at noon, 7443 

State of the Judiciary Address, will be given 3/25/08, 4004 

Tomas, Russell, former Assistant File Clerk, is the new File Clerk, 4382 

Urgency clause, last day to amend a bill to add or delete, 1845, 1954, 2054, 

5276, 5403 

Women of the Year ceremony, to be on 3/10/08, 4004 

Niello, Roger, Assembly Member— 

Birth of his granddaughter, Aspen Niello, 4191 

Birth of his third grandchild, a baby girl, 5902 

Nunez, Fabian, Speaker/Assembly Member— 

Bass, Karen, Assembly Member, is the first African American woman to serve as 

Majority Floor Leader, 8 

Economic interests, Statement of, deadline for filing, 474 



(Lieber, on behalf of), 1191 

Saldana, Lori, Assistant Speaker pro Tempore/Assembly Member— 

Amend bills on the Floor, last day is, 6778 

Amendments, last day to submit to the Desk is, 6778 


boys who are participating in (Lieber, on behalf of), 4830 


women in the history of the political process, 6982



Torrico, Alberto, Majority Floor Leader/Assembly Member— 

Special Consent Calendar, for Assembly bills amended in the Senate, and Senate 

measures on the Senate third reading file will be created, 6204 

Tran, Van, Assembly Member— 

Birth of his son, Alex Tyson Tran, 2252 

Villines, Michael, Republican Leader/Assembly Member— 

Birth of Assembly Member Van and Cyndi Tran’s daughter, 

Sophie Thai Hang Tran, 7051 

Wilson, E. Dotson, Chief Clerk— 

Nomination and election of officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session of the Legislature is the next order of business, and declared that 

nominations for the Office of Speaker of the Assembly were now in order, 7 

APPENDICES 

Appendix No. 1, Standing Rules of the Assembly and Senate, 2007–08 Regular 

Session, Joint Rules, and Article IV of the Constitution of California 

State Address, His Excellency Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, President of the United 

States of Mexico (2/13/08) 

State of the Judiciary Address by Hon. Ronald M. George, Chief Justice of 

California (2/26/07) 

ARAMBULA, JUAN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(5/3/07) 1285; (1/10/08) 3676; (1/18/08) 3762; (6/2/08) 5610 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Higher Education, 196 

Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy, (Chair), 61, 197 

Revenue and Taxation, 198 

Escort, Select Committees on— 

Nunez, Fabian, Speaker-elect, and Maria (wife), and Esteban, Teresa, and 

Carlos (children), 8 


Development of a 10th University of California, Merced Campus, 1584 

Ports, 2622 

Procurement, 1585 

State School Financial Takeovers, 3230 


State Administration (Budget-Subcommittee No. 4), (Chair), 61, 194 




Mendota, City of, guests from: Mayor Robert Silva, Mayor pro Tempore 

Joseph Amador, and Gabe Gonzalez, City Manager, 1548 

Summit Charter High School of Palo Alto, students from, 4188

52 


ARAMBULA, JUAN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Brockett, Matthew “Scott”, Councilman of Reedley, 7257 

Bustamante, Cruz, Jr., 95 

Davidson, Jeffrey, 565 

Dhaliwal, Bhagwam K., 2339 

Duty, Verna, 475 

Escalante, Anna Nicole Romero, 337 

Escalante, Ruvi, 337 

Keels, Myser, 1366 

Lopez, Rev. Noe, 218 

McDonald, Stanley, 1366 

Miller, Arthur L., 2637 

Moore, John Patrick, 1191 

Morales, Rafael, 258 

Quintero, Lola, 3423 

Rodriguez, Ramiro Carillo, 6139 

Ruiz, Louis Flores, 822 

Sterling, Elma Phyllis Bolds, 2572 

Tow, Don, Mayor of Selma, 6189 

Vang, Xia Thao, 674 

Zamora, Urbano Francisco, Jr., 9 

Per Diem— 

Letter to waive per diem effective 9/1/08 through the remainder of the current 

legislative session 11/30/08, 7193 


3/26/07, Assembly Member Spitzer is not speaking to the merits and subject 

matter of the bill before the House, ruling: point of order well-taken (Lieber), 

672 



95, 2572, 6139, 6189 


AB 1651, 849 


4188 

Vote Adds, Permission to Add as if Present— 

1784 


AB 31, 1870 

AB 1471, 3161 

AB 2267, 7157


ASHBURN, ROY, SENATOR 

Appointed— 




Arts, 558 

Emergency Services and Homeland Security, 558; replaced by 

Senator Hollingsworth, 3580 

Rules, (Vice Chair), 114, 155 

ASSEMBLY, DONATIONS RECEIVED 

Donations Received by Rules Committee, for purpose of— 

1/5/07, $50 a month/$600 a year parking pass and shuttle service for 

Los Angeles International Airport, donated by City of Los Angeles, for 

Assembly Members Bass, Brownley, Dymally, Feuer, and Karnette, 106 

1/17/07, $25 a month/$300 a year parking pass for Ontario Airport, donated by 

City of Los Angeles, for Assembly Members Adams, Benoit, Cook, 

Emmerson, Garcia, Hernandez, Huff, Jeffries, Runner, Spitzer, and Walters, 

175 

4/10/08, $32 a month/$384 a year parking pass for Oakland International 

Airport, donated by the Port of Oakland, for Assembly Members Hancock, 

Hayashi, and Swanson, 4581 

ASSEMBLY MEMBERS. See INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS. 

Adams, Anthony 

Aghazarian, Greg 

Alarcon, Richard 

Anderson, Joel 

Arambula, Juan 

Bass, Karen 

Beall, Jim, Jr. 

Benoit, John J. 

Berg, Patty 

Berryhill, Tom 

Blakeslee, Sam 

Brownley, Julia 

Caballero, Anna M. 

Calderon, Charles M. 

Carter, Wilmer Amina 

Cook, Paul 

Coto, Joe 

Davis, Mike 

De La Torre, Hector 

De Leon, Kevin 

DeSaulnier, Mark 

DeVore, Chuck 

Duvall, Michael D. 

Dymally, Mervyn M.

54 


ASSEMBLY MEMBERS. See INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS.—Continued 

Emmerson, Bill 

Eng, Mike 

Evans, Noreen 

Feuer, Mike 

Fuentes, Felipe 

Fuller, Jean 

Furutani, Warren T. 

Gaines, Ted 

Galgiani, Cathleen 

Garcia, Bonnie 

Garrick, Martin 

Hancock, Loni 

Hayashi, Mary 

Hernandez, Edward P. 

Horton, Shirley 

Houston, Guy S. 

Huff, Bob 

Huffman, Jared 

Jeffries, Kevin 

Jones, Dave 

Karnette, Betty 

Keene, Rick 

Krekorian, Paul 

Laird, John 

La Malfa, Doug 

Leno, Mark 

Levine, Lloyd E. 

Lieber, Sally J. 

Lieu, Ted W. 

Ma, Fiona 

Maze, Bill 

Mendoza, Tony 

Mullin, Gene 

Nakanishi, Alan 

Nava, Pedro 

Niello, Roger 

Nunez, Fabian 

Parra, Nicole 

Plescia, George A. 

Portantino, Anthony J. 

Price, Curren D., Jr. 

Richardson, Laura 

Runner, Sharon 

Ruskin, Ira 

Salas, Mary



Saldana, Lori 

Silva, Jim 

Smyth, Cameron 

Solorio, Jose 

Soto, Nell 

Spitzer, Todd 

Strickland, Audra 

Swanson, Sandre R. 

Torrico, Alberto 

Tran, Van 

Villines, Michael 

Walters, Mimi 

Wolk, Lois 

Birthdays of Assembly Members— 

Aghazarian, 3203 

Alarcon, 547 

Arambula, 226 

Berg, 2034 

Berryhill, 6867 

Caballero, 4752 

Calderon, 4226 

Carter, 2490 

Cook, 4191 

De La Torre, 5544 

Duvall, 2153, 5708 

Dymally, 1470, 5089 

Fuentes, 1649 

Galgiani, 3635 

Huffman, 354 

Krekorian, 4272 

Laird, 750 

Levine, 2379, 6021 

Lieber, 4829 

Ma, 547 

Mullin, 1061, 4752 

Plescia, 2638 

Portantino, 226 

Smyth, 2638 

Villines, 750 

Wolk, 5089 

Resignation— 

Alarcon, Richard, 626 

Richardson, Laura, 2832

56 



Retiring Members, Recognition of— 


Benoit, 6704 

Berg, 6746 

Dymally, 6871 

Garcia, 6842 

Horton, 6746 

Houston, 6777 

Huff, 6746 

Karnette, 6704 

Keene, 6777 

Laird, 6982 

La Malfa, 6777 

Leno, 6746 

Levine, 6704 

Lieber, 6777 

Maze, 6704 

Mullin, 6746 

Nakanishi, 6704 

Nunez, 6982 

Plescia, 6704 

Runner, 6746 

Spitzer, 6777 

Walters, 6746 

Wolk, 6704 

ATTORNEY GENERAL. See BROWN, JERRY. Also see COMMUNICATIONS. 

AUDIT, JOINT LEGISLATIVE, COMMITTEE ON. See ASSEMBLY FINAL 

HISTORY. 

� 

BASS, KAREN, SPEAKER, MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (3/19/07) 616; (4/25/07) 1146; (4/26/07) 1175; (8/23/07) 

2680; (8/31/07) 2806; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 3914; 

(2/21/08) 4040; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/11/08) 5682; 

(6/12/08) 5703 

Announcements— 

Torrico, Alberto, to be the Majority Floor Leader, 5127 

Appointed— 


Business and Professions, 194; replaced by Lieu (for 6/26/07) 2242; 

removed, 4367 

Health, 196; replaced by Price (for 6/26/07) 2242; removed, 4367


BASS, KAREN, SPEAKER, MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER/ASSEMBLY 

MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed—continued 

Assembly Standing Committees—continued 

Housing and Community Development, 196; replaced by Laird (for 4/25/07) 

1129; removed, 4367 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by Price, 3978 

Boards, Commissions, Councils, etc.— 

California Cultural and Historical Endowment, 276; replaced by Davis, 6165 

California Film Commission, 544 






Furutani, Warren T., Assembly Member-elect, and his family, 3943 

Lieber, Sally, Speaker pro Tempore-elect, 10 


Rules, removed, 4367 


Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1583 

Domestic Violence, 2621 

Foster Care, (Chair), 348; replaced by Beall as Chair, remains a member, 

6147 

Preservation of California’s Entertainment Industry, 1584 


Youth Violence Prevention, 1147 

Caucus, Democratic— 

Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Nunez), 59 


Reconvening of the Assembly pursuant to the Assembly Rules and Article IV, 

Section 10(c) on 9/19/08, 7263 


Section 10(c) on 11/6/08, 7435 


Parking pass and shuttle service for Los Angeles International Airport, donated 

by City of Los Angeles, 106 

Enrollment— 

Bills, Recalled from— 

AB 227, 2370 

AB 509, 3270 

AB 1568, 2370 

File, Remarks on Condition of, 6263

58 




Governor, Bills Recalled from— 

AB 452, 2486 

AB 485, 2421 

AB 1079, 2754 

Inactive File, notice of intent to remove— 

AB 164, 3635 

AB 493, 3804 

AB 513, 3804 

AB 904, 3804 

AB 1028, 3635 

AB 1290, 1704 

AB 1557, 1846 

AB 1746, 3806 

SB 29, 5027 

SB 142, 2635 

SB 143, 2635 

SB 191, 3696 

SB 432, 2979 

SB 493, 2753 

SB 562, 2693 

SB 579, 4188 

SB 589, 2635 

SB 606, 4111 

SB 697, 2693 

SB 717, 2898 

SB 867, 3804 

SB 936, 2832 

SB 943, 2753 

SB 974, 4111 

SB 976, 2832 

SB 1012, 2898 

SB 1046, 2791 

SB 1061, 4614 



Crenshaw Elite Choir of Los Angeles and their directors, Prof. Iris Stevenson 

and Celes King IV, 403 

Education Commission for the 47th Assembly District, 683 

January, Carrie, 1960 

Los Angeles, officials from: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Board of Supervisors 

Member Gloria Molina, City Council Members Tony Cardenas, 

Wendy Greuel, Greg Smith, Ed Reyes, and Eric Garcetti, City Council 

President, 361





Introductions, Special Recognition)—continued 

Soledad Enrichment Action, officials from: Jennie Carreon, Senior Director of 

Governmental Relations and Cesar Calderon, Executive Director, 1960 

Journal, Print in— 

HR 28, relative to the Arthur Ohnimus Collection, 4372 

Legislative Intent— 

AB 548, motion to print in Journal (on behalf of Levine), 2863; motion carried, 

2864; letter printed, 2864 

Motions and Requests (Note: Also announced requests on behalf of membership)— 



Davis, Jazzmin, 7188 

Gold, Donna Lynn, 6387 

Guindry, Donald “Donovan” Wayne, 2226 

Hayes, Theressa, 2492 

Hooks, Eugene, 336 

Jones, Dallas, 5215 

Jordan, Arthur “Art” E., 4873 

Soriano-Hewitt, Ester, 4633 

Ward, David Alexander, 7444 

Whiten, Ronald Maurice, 96 

Wiley, George O., 6021 

Bills, Consideration of, Without Reference to File (See main heading, 

MOTIONS AND REQUESTS)— 

Bills to be taken up for the purpose of adopting amendments by voice vote, 

1978 

Re-refer— 

AB 190, motion to re-refer, motion carried, 3698 

AB 1234, motion to re-refer, 978; motion carried, 979 





SB 771, motion to re-refer, 2372; motion carried, 2373 

SB 924, motion to re-refer, motion carried, 2338 

Per diem— 

Letter to decline the increase in per diem, 7438 

Letter to waive per diem effective 9/1/08 until the budget is passed, 7207 

Letter to waive the lodging portion of the session per diem for 6/26/08, 5981 


Oath of Office and Swearing In Ceremony as Speaker, 5/13/08 (Nunez), 5103 


AB 493, reconsideration granted, 2094

60 




Reconsideration—continued 

AB 985, reconsideration granted, 2094 

AB 1746, reconsideration granted, 2094 

SB 691, bill refused passage, 2980 

SB 992, reconsideration granted, 3230 

Rescind Action— 

AB 227, whereby bill ordered enrolled, 2370 

AB 452, whereby bill reported correctly enrolled and presented to the Governor, 

2486 


2421 

AB 509, whereby Senate amendments concurred in and bill ordered enrolled, 

3270 

AB 908, whereby bill read a second time, amendments read and adopted, and 

bill returned to second reading; and whereby bill reported correctly engrossed 

and ordered placed on the Consent Calendar, 1112 

AB 1079, whereby bill reported correctly enrolled and presented to the 

Governor, Senate amendments concurred in, and bill ordered enrolled, 2754 

AB 1465, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File, 1610 

AB 1491, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to 


AB 1542, whereby amendments adopted, bill ordered reprinted, and returned to 

third reading, 1941 

AB 1568, whereby bill ordered enrolled, 2370 

AB 1702, whereby committee report received and read, bill read a second time, 

author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to committee, 

1413 

AB 2531, whereby committee report received and read, and bill re-referred to 

committee, 4830 

SB 37, motion to rescind action whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File, 

3115; motion carried, 3116 

SB 98, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate, 2996 


SB 238, motion to rescind action whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to 

the Senate, motion carried, 3114 




SB 381, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to 




SB 562, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate, 3696




Rescind Action—continued 








SB 1040, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate, 2792; 

whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate, 4266 


Assembly Rule 97, 3119 

SJR 22, whereby the roll was opened for the purpose of permitting Members to 

add as coauthors, 4191 

Rescind Action and Expunge Record— 

AB 5, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day, 1953 


AB 337, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote 

was taken this day, 3884; motion carried, 3885 

Retirement Ceremony (California State Assembly, retiring from; also see main 

heading ASSEMBLY MEMBERS)— 



336, 6021 


AB 180, 3696 

AB 190, motion, motion carried, 3701 

AB 372, 3696 

AB 638, 3700 

AB 669, 1062 

AB 990, 3696 

AB 1198, 3696 

AB 1234, 1112 

AB 1436, 1106 

AB 1522, motion, 3698; motion carried, 3699 

AB 1535, 3633 


AB 1646, 3696 

AB 1745, 1062 


AB 2324, 4613 



AB 2975, 4613

62 





Assembly Rule 56— continued 


AB 3066, 4613 

AB 3080, 4613 

SB 41, 226 




AB 501, 3871 


AB 904, 3877 

AB 1751, 3875 

SB 5, motion, 2996; motion carried, 2997; motion, motion carried, 3041 

SB 93, motion, 3132; motion carried, 3133 



SB 99, 2475 

SB 106, 2331 

SB 174, 2336 

SB 175, 2331 


SB 904, 2331 


SB 957, 2336 


AB 8, 2067 


Assembly Rule 69(b)— 

AB 1274, 2700 

SB 474, 3209 

Assembly Rule 69(d)— 



AB 346, 2066 

AB 501, 3871 

AB 591, 3876 

AB 640, 2066 

AB 800, 2066 

AB 904, 3877 

AB 1133, 3873 

AB 1274, 2700 

AB 1413, 2066 

AB 1453, 2066





Assembly Rule 69(d)—continued 

AB 1491, 2066 

AB 1626, 2066 

AB 1660, 2066 

AB 1751, 3875 

Assembly Rule 69(e)— 

SB 474, 3209 



AB 62, 2997 

AB 67, 2925 

AB 89, 2925 

AB 105, 2997 

AB 126, 2925 

AB 144, 2997 

AB 187, 2925 

AB 262, 2997 

AB 269, 2997 

AB 288, 2997 

AB 292, 2997 

AB 294, 2997 

AB 306, 2997 

AB 314, 2997 

AB 321, 2997 

AB 349, 2925 

AB 365, 2997 

AB 381, 2997 

AB 402, 3250 

AB 417, 2997 

AB 422, 2997 

AB 435, 2925 

AB 438, 2925 

AB 463, 3250 

AB 467, 3250 

AB 468, 2997 

AB 478, 2997 

AB 483, 2925 

AB 485, 2925 

AB 502, 2997 

AB 538, 2997 

AB 546, 2925 

AB 598, 2925 

AB 641, 2925

64 





Assembly Rule 77—continued 

AB 650, 3250 

AB 673, 2925 

AB 679, 2997 

AB 691, 2925 

AB 702, 2925 

AB 720, 2997 

AB 753, 2925 

AB 756, 3250 

AB 757, 2925 

AB 783, 2997 

AB 797, 2925 

AB 798, 2997 

AB 801, 2925 

AB 808, 2997 

AB 809, 2925 

AB 812, 2925 

AB 821, 2925 

AB 834, 2997 

AB 843, 2925 

AB 910, 3250 

AB 918, 2925 

AB 930, 2997 

AB 937, 2925 

AB 950, 2997 

AB 959, 2997 

AB 969, 2997 

AB 973, 2997 

AB 987, 2997 

AB 993, 2997 

AB 1010, 2997 

AB 1020, 2925 

AB 1030, 2925 

AB 1043, 2997 

AB 1045, 2925 

AB 1079, 3250 

AB 1092, 2925 

AB 1124, 2997 

AB 1135, 2925 

AB 1142, 2997 

AB 1144, 2925 

AB 1151, 2925 

AB 1155, 2997






AB 1199, 2925 

AB 1226, 3250 

AB 1229, 2925 

AB 1243, 2925 

AB 1244, 2925 

AB 1260, 2925 

AB 1288, 3250 

AB 1296, 2997 

AB 1298, 2997 

AB 1307, 2997 

AB 1324, 2997 

AB 1397, 2997 

AB 1401, 2997 

AB 1429, 2925 

AB 1432, 2997 

AB 1460, 2997 

AB 1483, 2925 

AB 1508, 2997 

AB 1533, 2997 

AB 1539, 2925 

AB 1546, 3250 

AB 1559, 3250 

AB 1568, 2925 

AB 1589, 2925 

AB 1606, 2997 

AB 1614, 2925 

AB 1687, 3250 

AB 1702, 2925 

AB 1705, 2997 

AB 1713, 3250 

AB 1717, 2925 

AB 1733, 3250 

AB 1734, 2997 








SB 853, motion, 3264; motion carried, 3265

66 






AB 1165, 2997 

AB 1178, 2997 

AB 1719, 3415 

SB 697, 3119 

SB 1012, 3110 

SB 1048, 3110 


7198 


119, 473, 3649, 4365, 4829, 5099, 6474, 6726, 6762, 6793, 6866 

Joint Rule 62(a)— 

Appropriations (1/24/08) AB 337, request unanimous consent, objection to 

(Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 3782 

Education (1/16/08) AB 1522, request unanimous consent, objection to 

(Blakeslee), motion, 3698; motion carried, 3699 

Education (4/23/08) AB 2053, request unanimous consent, objection to 


Elections and Redistricting (2/22/07) SB 113, request unanimous consent, 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion, 352; motion carried, 353 

Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials (4/15/08) AB 2013, request 

unanimous consent, objection to (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 

4627 

Governmental Organization (1/7/08) AB 1553, request unanimous consent, 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 3634 

Health (4/15/08) AB 2088, request unanimous consent, objection to 


Local Government (pending re-referral) ABs 2596, 2954 and 3005, request 

unanimous consent, objection to (Blakeslee), motion, 4628; motion 

carried, 4629 

Natural Resources (7/6/07) Oversight hearing on the California Air Resources 

Board, request unanimous consent, objection to (Blakeslee), motion, 


Natural Resources (7/12/07) SBs 140 and 210, request unanimous consent, 


Transportation (1/17/08) AB 190, request unanimous consent, objection to 


Utilities and Commerce (4/16/07) AB 1470, request unanimous consent, 


Temporarily Suspend— 

AB 70, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the bill 

from committee and placing the bill on Second Reading, unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 1512; motion carried, 1513





Temporarily Suspend—continued 

AB 499, request to suspend the Rules to take up without reference to file for 

the purpose of adopting committee amendments, ordering the bill to Third 

Reading, and to take up without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration, 3875 

AB 1234, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of re-referring the bill, 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 978; motion carried, 

979 

AB 1470, that the Rules be suspended to take up Senate amendments to the 

bill without reference to file, 3368 

AB 1771, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the 

bill from committee and placing the bill on Second Reading, unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 4980 

ACR 62, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the 

resolution from committee and placing the resolution on Third Reading, 


2422 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass as Amended”, request to suspend 

the Rules to permit the bills be taken up without reference to file for 

adopting committee amendments and that the bills be ordered to Second 

Reading for 1/28/08, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 


Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass”, request to suspend the Rules to 

permit the bills to be taken up without reference to file and that the bills be 

ordered to Third Reading for 1/28/08, unanimous consent withheld 


SB 1, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up without 

reference to file for purpose of consideration, unanimous consent withheld 



reference to file for the purpose of amendment and to take up the bill 

without reference to file for purpose of consideration, unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 3268 




SBs, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of taking up without 

reference to file for purpose of amendment, unanimous consent withheld 



reference to file for purpose of amendment, unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), motion, 3114; motion carried, 3115

68 






SBs, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the bills 

from committee and placing them on Third Reading, unanimous consent 

withheld (Benoit), motion, motion carried, 3035 

SCR 52, request to suspend the Rules for purpose of taking up without 

reference to committee or file for purpose of consideration, unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 3363; motion carried, 3364 

Speaker of the Assembly— 

Address as Speaker, 5103 

Address as Speaker-elect, 4138 

Elected, 4138 

Oath of Office, 5103 

Table, Lay Amendments on— 

AB 8, Set 3 (Duvall), motion made, motion carried, 2068 

AB 8, Set 4 (Emmerson), motion made, motion carried, 2069 

AB 8, Set 5 (Nakanishi), motion made, motion carried, 2070 

AB 160 (Spitzer), motion made, motion carried, 1969 

AB 1470 (Tran), motion made, motion carried, 2015 

AB 2593 (Adams), motion made, motion carried, 5458 

SB 83, Set 1 (Anderson), motion made, 2560; motion carried, 2561 

SB 83, Set 2 (Runner), motion made, motion carried, 2561 

SB 83, Set 3 (La Malfa), motion made, motion carried, 2562 

SB 113 (Adams), motion made, motion carried, 529 

Veto, Stricken from File— 

AB 35, 3701 

AB 43, 3701 

AB 44, 3701 

AB 45, 3701 

AB 48, 3701 

AB 72, 3701 

AB 122, 3701 

AB 124, 3701 

AB 144, 3701 

AB 149, 3701 

AB 150, 3701 

AB 174, 3701 

AB 182, 3701 

AB 183, 3701 

AB 238, 3701 

AB 249, 3701 

AB 252, 3701 

AB 277, 3701 

AB 280, 3701




Veto, Stricken from File—continued 

AB 295, 3701 

AB 314, 3701 

AB 319, 3701 

AB 343, 3701 

AB 365, 3701 

AB 377, 3701 

AB 385, 3701 

AB 398, 3701 

AB 399, 3701 

AB 400, 3701 

AB 414, 3701 

AB 423, 3701 

AB 435, 3701 

AB 438, 3701 

AB 448, 3701 

AB 466, 3701 

AB 467, 3701 

AB 483, 3701 

AB 484, 3701 

AB 494, 3701 

AB 502, 3701 

AB 504, 3701 

AB 508, 3701 

AB 527, 3701 

AB 537, 3701 

AB 546, 3701 

AB 548, 3701 

AB 553, 3701 

AB 598, on behalf of Mullin, 3634 

AB 608, 3701 

AB 614, 3701 

AB 639, 3701 

AB 658, 3701 

AB 665, 3701 

AB 666, 3701 

AB 701, 3701 

AB 709, 3701 

AB 741, 3701 

AB 764, 3701 

AB 773, 3701 

AB 785, 3701 

AB 828, 3701 

AB 834, 3701

70 





AB 843, 3701 

AB 864, 3701 

AB 878, 3701 


AB 888, 3701 

AB 922, 3701 

AB 941, 3701 

AB 945, 3701 

AB 958, 3701 

AB 966, 3701 

AB 969, 3701 

AB 979, 3701 

AB 1025, 3701 

AB 1030, 3701 

AB 1032, 3701 

AB 1043, 3701 

AB 1045, 3701 

AB 1049, 3701 

AB 1058, 3701 

AB 1091, 3701 

AB 1113, 3701 

AB 1135, 3701 

AB 1142, 3701 

AB 1148, 3701 

AB 1151, 3701 

AB 1164, 3701 

AB 1167, 3701 

AB 1184, 3701 

AB 1192, 3701 

AB 1219, 3701 

AB 1281, 3701 

AB 1282, 3701 


AB 1328, 3701 

AB 1334, 3701 

AB 1339, 3701 

AB 1379, 3701 

AB 1382, 3701 

AB 1413, 3701 

AB 1427, 3701 

AB 1429, 3701 

AB 1438, 3701 

AB 1450, 3701





AB 1465, 3701 

AB 1467, 3701 

AB 1477, 3701 

AB 1483, 3701 

AB 1494, 3701 

AB 1521, 3701 

AB 1542, 3701 

AB 1543, 3701 

AB 1606, 3701 

AB 1617, 3701 

AB 1618, 3701 

AB 1636, 3701 

AB 1669, 3701 

AB 1673, 3701 

AB 1707, 3701 

AB 1710, 3701 

AB 1743, 3701 


AB 241, 1523 

BATTIN, JIM, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Arts, 558 

BEALL, JIM, JR., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/24/07) 205 


(3/19/07) 616; (6/18/07) 2166; (7/18/07) 2534; (2/4/08) 3914; (6/2/08) 5610; 

(8/26/08) 6858 


(1/18/08) 3762 

Travel delays— 

(6/5/08) 5625 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Higher Education, 196; Temporary Chair (for 3/25/08) 4309 

Human Services, (Chair), 61, 196 

Rules, replacing Carter (for 7/5/07) 2403 

Veterans Affairs, 200 


California Child Welfare Council, 307

72 


BEALL, JIM, JR., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Legislative Budget, 3692 


Alcohol and Drug Abuse, (Chair), 573 

Foster Care, 781; (Chair), replacing Bass, 6147 


Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), 194 

Debate— 

Additional time granted— 

AB 1427, 2013 




Forsyth, Chris, Assembly staff, 7099 

Forsyth, Filomena, 7099 

Forsyth, Kiki, 7099 

Foster Care Coalition, members of, 4990 

Gold Star families, 5220 

Lewis, Kiki, 7099 

Santiago, Burga, 300 



De Lozier, Joseph H., 7444 

Mahan, John, 96 

McElhatton, Terry, 6021 

Michaelis, Lance Jeffrey, 96 

Moss, Gloria, 2436 

Santiago, Jose, 217 

Williams, Judge Hartford “Bill”, 2638 

Wyckoff, Sgt. Charles, 2226 



Prayers offered, 5649 



217, 6021 


AB 2000, 6442 

BENOIT, JOHN J., CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(6/9/08) 5649 

Illness— 

(6/17/08) 5754


BENOIT, JOHN J., CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Absence—continued 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/15/07) 318; (3/19/07) 616; (3/27/07) 686; (7/5/07) 2396; 

(8/23/07) 2680; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/23/08) 

5288; (6/2/08) 5610; (6/24/08) 5852; (8/26/08) 6858 

Legislative business, per diem waived— 

(3/13/08) 4234 


(9/9/08) 7193 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Insurance, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 

Rules, temporary appointment (for 12/4/06) 60; appointed, 153, 199; 

replaced by Emmerson (for 7/5/07) 2403 







Inland Empire Transportation Issues, 2650 

Wine, 4124 


Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), replacing Niello, 

322; replaced by Emmerson, 4667 

Information Technology/Transportation (Budget-Subcommittee No. 5), 194 

Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response (Rules), (Vice Chair), 888 


Chief Republican Whip (appointed by Villines), 93 






Herman, Jerry, 3822 


AB 679, 3426 

SB 658, 7164 



Ames, Paul, 140 

Benoit, Desiree Ann, 95 

Blaha, Lucille, 5713 

Dickey, Officer Robert Franklin, 2156

74 





Farnham, Jack, former Police Chief, 4633 

Ford, President Gerald R., 95 

Granlund, Col. Barry, 7438 

Griffin, Merv, 2794 

Heckert, Bill, retired Assistant Police Chief, 3636 

Karcher, Carl, 3703 

Kimes, Nicholas John, 508 

Matich, Martin, 4752 

McMillan, Catherine, 6089 

Nash, Nicholas John, 2900 

Rawlings, Gary, 6715 

Rayner, Lt. Col. Clyde, retired, 1846 

Simon, Fred, 5064 

Watson, Joseph, 2491 

Woodruff, Timilie, 5277 

Zaitz, Cathy, 5713 


9/6/07, Was SB 5 amended yesterday during a Rules Committee Hearing?, reply: 

that SB 5 was amended yesterday pursuant to Assembly Rule 68 as a 

pre-committee or pre-floor Author’s amendment (Lieber), 3041 

9/6/07, Were the amendments to SB 5 done on the Floor?, reply: that Author’s 

amendments are done as a part of the committee process (Lieber), 3042 

9/6/07, Can Author’s amendments be done without a committee meeting 

occurring?, reply: in the affirmative (Lieber), 3042 


3/12/08, The announced schedule for today was Floor session in the Third 

Extraordinary Session. Floor session in the Regular Session was not 

announced. Do the Assembly rules permit Floor action on bills in the Regular 

Session?, reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 2, the presiding officer has 

the authority to determine the time of convening a session (Lieber), 4226 






95, 140, 3636, 6715, 7438 


7109 


1344, 6830, 7274 


AB 917, 3154 

AB 1587, 1615




AB 1830, 7124 

AB 1884, 6222 

AB 2050, 6475 

AB 3025, 5350 

SB 35, 3175 

SB 734, 3173 

SB 974, 6120 

SB 1732, 5804 

BERG, PATTY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(8/21/07) 2649; (8/22/07) 2664; (8/23/07) 2680; (8/27/07) 2691 


(3/19/07) 616; (2/4/08) 3914; (6/2/08) 5610 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, (Chair), 61, 192 

Appropriations, replacing Krekorian (for 5/7/08) 4995; replacing Karnette 

(for 5/22/08) 5182 

Budget, 193 

Health, 196; Acting Chair (for 1/17/08) 3742 

Insurance, 197 

Judiciary, replacing Levine (for 4/17/07) 993; replacing Feuer (for 6/19/07) 

2179; replacing Krekorian (for 4/29/08) 4861 

Natural Resources, filled vacancy (for 4/23/07) 1098 

Public Safety, filled vacancy (for 1/15/08) 3690 

Transportation, replacing Soto (for 4/9/07) 782, (for 4/16/07) 963, 

(for 5/7/07) 1342 


State Coastal Conservancy, 306 

Wildlife Conservation Board, replaced by Huffman, 324 




Fisheries and Aquaculture, 3919 


Foster Care, 781 

Ports, 2622 

Wine, 4124 


Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), (Chair), 61, 194 



76 


BERG, PATTY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Humboldt County 4–H members, 2259 

National Women’s Political Caucus, members of, 4990 



Albright, Donald, 4274 

Andrews, Esie (Easy), 337 

Banducci, Arlene M., 96 

Beal, June, 2436 

Behney, Michael, 4017 

Berg, Mary C., 6189 

Bergstedt, Victor “Jay”, 3637 

Bernardi, Archie C., 3637 

Bistrin, Joan, 940 

Blaser, Alice LeFavor, 64 

Bommelyn, James “Jim” Lawrence, 3637 

Bracker, Shaun, 4752 

Brown, Hobart, 3637 

Burton, Hattie Ogden, 64 

Center, Melba Maxine Gibson, 1540 

Chass, Jeremiah, 674 

Chesbro, Alice, 4873 

Courtney, Claire, 6021 

DeWitt, Marilyn Rose, 2795 

Dobkin, Bette, 7257 

Drake, Jennifer, 5633 

DuVander, Irene Horvath, 4752 

Edwards, Kenny, 126 

Escarda, Leonard “Lenny”, 4112 

Fesmire, David, 3637 

Figueroa, Aaawok Aileen, 4752 

Foote, Jacalyn (Jackie) Hartman, 4383 

Fountain, Delphine, 2795 

Gaddini, Norman, 2226 

Gilbert, John Frederick, 1328 

Glaseroff, Daniel, 4983 

Gonella, Mark, 605 

Herbstritt, Patricia “Snookie”, 475 

Honorof, Ida, 565 

Hunter, Gilbert A., 96 

Johnson, Theresamary, 1540 

Kelem, Nancy, 3637 

Kirby, Colleen, 3637 

Klein, Kate, 4940





Lacy, Joshua, 227 

Larson, (Lula) Juanita, 5089 

Lee, Joan, 6188 

Lewis, Peter, 7188 

Maxon, Robert M. “Bob”, 96 

McDonald, Tom, 3636 

McGuinn, Sister Ann, 750 

McKellar, Jack, 227 

Mead, Rose, 2573 

Murguia, Estela, 6564 

Neely, Edythe Anne McKee, 357 

Okerstrom, Merle W., 4112 

Olson, Spc. Nicholas P., 3637 

Onorato, Carole Anne, 2226 

Orchard, Ruth, 126 

Paulson, Jaynie, 5633 

Paulson, Keith, 5633 

Phelps, Dr. Jerold, 109 

Phelps, Fire Chief Delbert, 3637 

Pritchard, Harry, 6139 

Rattigan, Joseph A., Justice and former State Senator, 1477 

Roberts, Irene Foster, 2900 

Robinson, Jeff, 2573 

Rodoni, Roger, Humboldt County Supervisor, 4873 

Roland, Bob, Firefighter, 6090 

Rutz, Lauren, 2795 

Schmidt, Cpl. Peter William, 3637 

Scofield, Stewart, 4983 

Shields, Renee, 1478 

Snow, Berk, 2436 

Somerville, Rich, 5741 

Spittler, Jack, 2226 

Springer, Paul, 1478 

Strom, Marilyn, 4752 

Stuart, Walker, 282 

Test, Glenda Phyllis, 2795 

Vigil, Robert Eugene, 605 

Wagner, Leon, 4383 

Warze, Bradford Louis, 3637 

Wetzel, Harry Herman, Jr., 6815 

Whiteley, Vince, 5633 

Wilson, Pfc. Ivan, 6189

78 





Wolski, Donald, 647 

Wong, Jane, 6189 

Per Diem— 

Letter accepting per diem for time in Sacramento, traveling between Sacramento 

and Eureka, and on official state business, all other accrual of per diem is to 

be waived, 7194 

Prayers offered, (provided prayer that was used by Chaplain Father Pappademos), 

3601 


Mirakitani, Janice, to the Women of the Year Ceremony, 516 


Women of the Year Ceremony, 3/5/07, 516 

Remarks— 

Speaker Bass swearing in ceremony, remarks in support of Speaker-elect Bass, 

5102 




3636 


515 


AB 334, 7126 

AB 1673, 3393 

SB 98, 3240 

SB 880, 2978 

BERRYHILL, TOM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/13/07) 293; (3/22/07) 637; (6/11/08) 5682; (6/12/08) 5703; (8/14/08) 

6473; (8/15/08) 6519 

Jury Duty— 

(9/9/08) 7193 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/3/08) 4150 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, 192 

Human Services, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 

Judiciary, replacing Tran (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200


BERRYHILL, TOM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Census, 2692 




Wine, 6401 




Berryhill, Loretta, 6756 

Berryhill, Samantha, 6756 

Fitzer, Connie, 6756 

Hanline, Dr. Walt, Superintendent of Ceres Unified School District, 2235 

Jacquez, Jeanette, 611 

Russia, students from, who are participating in The 57th Model United Nations 

of the Far West, 1123 


AB 815, 7164 






Rapp, Sgt. Robert T., 4274 

Ridenour, Naomi, 2054 

Salazar, Pfc. Bruce, Jr., 2490 



2490 


AB 69, 3873 

AB 1180, 1997 

AB 1482, 2001 

SB 364, 6807 

SB 1356, 5742 

SB 1473, 6423 

BLAKESLEE, SAM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/18/07) 173; (2/1/07) 251; (8/23/07) 2680; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/18/08) 

3762; (3/28/08) 4332; (6/2/08) 5610

80 


BLAKESLEE, SAM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Governmental Organization, replacing Silva (for 3/28/07) 708 

Rules, temporary appointment as Vice Chair (for 12/4/06) 60; (Vice Chair) 

153, 155, 199; replaced by Emmerson (for 1/18/07) 174 

Utilities and Commerce, 199 


Alfred E. Alquist Seismic Safety Commission, 365 


Ohnimus, Arthur, guests in honor of the late Chief Clerk of the Assembly: 

Anson Crutcher Jr., Lindsay Hendricks, and other family members, 4375 





Wine, 4124 



Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), 194 


SB 298, 6000 



O’Brian, Daniel, 2499 

Off Road Business Association, represented by: Rock Trevino, Chairman of the 

Board and Fred Wiley, Executive Director of the Board, 1123 


AB 1613, 3430 



Kies, Christopher Paul, 218 

Simas, Jan, 109 

Walsh, Father Patrick Joseph, 1365 

Walsh, Michael Eamon, 1365 

Recess, motion to— 

8/29/08, request to recess the Regular Session for the purpose of convening 

the Third Extraordinary Session, unanimous consent withheld (Torrico), 

motion, motion carried, 7027 



motion, 7160; motion carried, 7161 

Substitute Motion— 

SB 1070, motion to offer a substitute motion to re-refer, motion lost, 5885 

Orders of the Day Demanded, demand made, 6227; demand made, 6254




8/7/08, Pursuant to Assembly Rules 40 and 63, is it in order to demand the 

orders of the day?, reply: it is always in order to demand the orders of the day 

(Saldana), 6254 

8/12/08, Under orders of business, would now be the appropriate time to make a 

motion to take up the budget bill which is the next eligible item on the Daily 

File?, reply: now would be the time to make that motion (Saldana), 6328 

8/31/08, Under the Rules of the House is it the practice of the House for the 

mover of the call to lift the call?, reply: that the House can decide otherwise to 

lift a call by a majority of those present and voting under Assembly Rule 101 

(Lieber), 7118 

Per Diem— 

Letter to waive per diem effective 8/31/08 until a budget is enacted, 7194 

Point of Clarification— 

8/14/08, Clarified that his motion was to suspend the rules, 6507 



1365 


AB 1781, motion, 6506; motion lost, 6507 


1317, 2071, 2960, 3864, 5265, 5358, 5495, 6925 


AB 1781, motion to suspend the Rules to move to immediately out of File 

order for purpose of consideration, motion lost, 6447 

AB 1781, motion to suspend the Rules to permit consideration of 

immediately, 6328; motion lost, 6329 

SB 1072, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up for the 

purpose of consideration, unanimous consent withheld (De Leon), 

motion, motion lost, 7199 


AB 105, 2998 

AB 387, 3833 

AB 567, 3144 

AB 741, 1988 

AB 759, 1936 

AB 1280, 3158 

AB 1502, 6890 

AB 2182, 5479 

AB 2286, 6525 

AB 2339, 6991 

AB 2645, 5483 

AB 2753, 5030 

AB 2855, 5396 

AJR 40, 5134

82 




SB 286, 6430 

SB 380, 6483 

SB 734, 3173 

SB 997, 6421 

SB 1370, 5737 

SB 1586, 6338 

BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COUNCILS, TASK FORCES, ADVISORY 

COMMITTEES, AGENCIES, AND PANELS 

Advisory Commission on Special Education, member reappointed, 3691 

Alfred E. Alquist Seismic Safety Commission, Assembly Member appointed, 365 

Board for Geologists and Geophysicists, member reappointed, 2151 

Board of Registered Nursing, member appointed, 7449 

Bureau of Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Council, member reappointed, 4580 

California Architects Board, member reappointed, 1508 

California Board of Accountancy, member replaced, 3452 

California Board of Occupational Therapy, member appointed, 2152 

California Board of Podiatric Medicine, member appointed, 2169 

California Child Welfare Council, Assembly Members appointed, 307 

California Children and Families Commission, member appointed, 664 

California Coastal Commission, member replaced, 707; Alternate member 

appointed, 2170; members reappointed, 2536 

California Cultural and Historical Endowment, Assembly Member appointed, 276; 

Assembly Member replaced, 6165 

California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission, Assembly Member 

appointed, 7450 

California Emergency Council, Assembly Member appointed, 2065 

California Environmental Contaminant Biomonitoring Program Scientific Guidance 

Panel, members appointed, 2811; member reappointed, 3542 

California Exposition and State Fair Board of Directors, member reappointed, 306 

California Film Commission, Assembly Member appointed, 544, 7451; member 

reappointed, 2151 

California Health Facilities Financing Authority, member appointed, 79; member 

replaced, 5080 

California High–Speed Rail Authority, member replaced, 4153 

California Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors, member appointed, 2169; 

member replaced, 3579 

California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Citizen’s Financial Accountability 

Oversight Committee, member replaced, 1263 

California Insurance Guarantee Association, Board of Governors, member 


California Integrated Waste Management Board, member appointed, 2180; 

Assembly Member appointed, 7452 

California Medical Assistance Commission, member appointed, 187, 7450; member 

replaced, 1129, 4403



COMMITTEES, AGENCIES, AND PANELS—Continued 

California Postsecondary Education Commission, member appointed, 1242; 

member reappointed, 3693 

California Rehabilitation Oversight Board, member appointed, 3452 

California Small Business Board, Assembly Member appointed, 888; member 

replaced, 5024 

California Student Aid Commission, member appointed, 2152; member replaced, 

3543 

California Transportation Commission, Assembly Member appointed, 324; member 

appointed, 3692; Assembly Member replaced, 4884 

California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, member replaced, 131 

California Workforce Investment Board, Assembly Member appointed, 365, 7449 

Coachella Valley Mountains Conservancy Governing Board, member appointed, 

4215 

Commission on Judicial Performance, member replaced, 3453; member appointed, 

3542 

Commission on the Status of Women, Assembly Member appointed, 365, 3544, 

3910; member appointed, 3679 

Contractors’ State License Board, member appointed, 4403; member reappointed, 

7448, 7449 

Council on Mentally Ill Offenders, 3543 

Court Reporters Board, member replaced, 3452 

Crime Laboratory Review Task Force, member appointed, 3542 

Curriculum Development and Supplemental Materials Commission, Assembly 

Member appointed, 305 

Domestic Violence Program Advisory Council, members appointed, 2211 

Education Commission of the States, Assembly Member appointed, 737 

Employment Training Panel, member replaced, 1242, 3691; member reappointed, 

3691 

Health Care Quality Improvement and Cost Containment Commission, Assembly 

Members appointed, 323 

International Genocide Memorial Commission, Assembly Member appointed, 323 

Legislative Task Force on Diabetes and Obesity, member appointed, 3580 

Medical Board of California, member reappointed, 1508 

Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission, Assembly 


Milton Marks “Little Hoover” Commission on California State Government 

Organization and Economy, member appointed, 4262 

New Motor Vehicle Board, member appointed, 4340 

Oil Spill Technical Advisory Committee, member appointed, 7452 

Physical Therapy Board, member appointed, 2150 

Public Employee Post–Employment Benefits Commission, members appointed, 

351 

Public Employees Retirement System, Board of Administration of, member 

appointed, 4013

84 



COMMITTEES, AGENCIES, AND PANELS—Continued 

Public Health Advisory Committee, members appointed, 2169 

Public Interest Energy Research Advisory Board, Assembly Members appointed, 

3828 

Respiratory Care Board of California, member reappointed, 2152 

San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority, Board of 

Directors, member appointed, 4403 

Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, Assembly Member appointed, 323, 1410, 

3543 

Search and Rescue Memorial Review Committee, Assembly Member appointed, 

3602 

Sex Offender Management Board, member appointed, 2168, 4580 

State Allocation Board, Assembly Members appointed (for 12/6/06) 62, 

(for 1/10/07) 106, (for 1/24/07) 209; Assembly Members appointed, 306; 

Assembly Member appointed (for 8/22/07) 2650; Assembly Members replaced 

(for 9/24/08) 7105, 7279, (for 10/29/08) 7448 

State Athletic Commission, member appointed, 83, 6571 

State Bar Court, Judge reappointed as a State Bar Court Hearing Judge, 7450 

State Coastal Conservancy, Assembly Member appointed, 306; member appointed, 

1661 

State Commission on Juvenile Justice, member appointed, 3692 

State Compensation Insurance Fund, Board of Directors, member replaced, 5080 

State Public Works Board, Assembly Member appointed, 7447 

Statewide Pupil Assessment Review Panel, member reappointed, 3451 

Task Force on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military 

Children, Assembly Member appointed, 7448, 7451 

Wildlife Conservation Board, Assembly Member replaced, 324 

BOWEN, DEBRA, SECRETARY OF STATE. Also see COMMUNICATIONS. 

(Also see main heading– CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION 

OF) 

Certificates of Election— 

Fuentes, Felipe, Assembly Member-elect, District 39, 1649 

Furutani, Warren, Assembly Member-elect, District 55, 3943 

BOYER-VINE, DIANE F., LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL 

BROWN, JERRY, ATTORNEY GENERAL. See COMMUNICATIONS. (Also see 

main heading– CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF) 

BROWNLEY, JULIA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/1/07) 499; (3/19/07) 616; (4/9/07) 780; (6/2/08) 5610 


(12/13/07) 3584; (11/25/08) 7442


BROWNLEY, JULIA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, 192 

Budget, 193 

Education, 195 

Local Government, replacing Caballero (for 5/29/08) 5542 

Natural Resources, 198; replaced by Lieber (for 4/9/07) 781 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, replacing Caballero (for 5/29/08) 5541; replacing 

Lieu (for 8/18/08) 6569 


Commission on the Status of Women, 365 

Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, 323 

State Allocation Board, replacing Mullin (for 9/24/08) 7104; replacing 

De Leon (for 10/29/08) 7448 







Community Colleges, 574 


Higher Education in the 21st Century, (Chair), 4153 



Education Finance (Budget-Subcommittee No. 2), (Chair), 61, 194 







Malibu High School, students from: Mark Ball, Kate Abbot, Nathan Ball, 

Nick Burrell, Brooke Holland, and Grant Thorne, 1578 

Point Dune School in Malibu, students from, 5284 

Santa Monica Police Activity League, visitors from, 682 

Woodland Hills Elementary School, students from, 682 


AB 1148, 3429 

AB 3030, 7175 



Braves, Ralph, 3423 

Gabriel, Bob, 3636 

Greuel, Golda Alice, 2572

86 


BROWNLEY, JULIA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



King, Lawrence, 4017 

Leach, Robert Warnes, 4383 

Lutz, Joey, 6189 

Skei, Beverly Jacqueline, 2901 

Tang, Eric Joseph Pon-Boon, 2491 

Winston, Stan, 5807 



2491, 2572, 4017 


644 


AB 387, 3833 

AB 547, 3834 

AB 1188, 6850 

AB 1681, 6356 

AB 1976, 4929 

AB 2165, 7135 

AB 2293, 7110 

AB 2606, 4923 

AB 2783, 5392 

SB 78, 2598 

SB 1316, 6367 

BUDGET 

Bills Introduced— 

2007— 

AB 120, 132 

2008— 

AB 1770, 3684 

Bills Signed— 

2007— 

SB 77, Chapter 171 (8/24/07) 

2008— 

AB 1781, Chapter 268 (9/23/08), 7292 

Conference Committee Members— 

AB 1781, Assembly Members Laird, Leno, and Niello, 5709; Senators Ducheny, 

Dutton, and Machado, 5714 

SB 77, Senators Ducheny, Hollingsworth, and Machado, 1690; Assembly 

Members Laird, Leno, and Niello, 1691 

Conference Committee Reports— 

AB 1781, received, 6154; Senate adopts report, 9/15/08, 7224; Assembly adopts 

report, 9/16/08, 7252


BUDGET—Continued 

Conference Committee Reports—continued 

SB 77, received, 2443; Assembly adopts report, 7/20/07, 2612; Senate adopts 

report, 8/21/07, 2660 

Messages re— 

1/10/07, 132 

1/10/08, 3683 

1/10/08 (CD–Rom of the Governor’s Budget), 3684 

CABALLERO, ANNA M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/11/07) 886; (5/29/08) 5541 


(2/16/07) 331; (1/18/08) 3762; (4/14/08) 4609; (6/2/08) 5610; (6/19/08) 

5793 


(1/12/07) 144; (7/16/07) 2504; (1/22/08) 3777; (9/8/08) 7187 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, 192 

Health, replacing De Leon (for 6/17/08) 5755 

Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy, 197 

Local Government, (Chair), 61, 197; replaced by Evans (for 4/11/07) 888; 

replaced by Brownley (for 5/29/08) 5542 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200; replaced by Brownley (for 5/29/08) 5541 







Youth Violence Prevention, (Chair), 350 







Belgard, Ray, 517 

Howell, Pfc. George, 3843 

Hymouitz, Heidi, 6139 

Jimenez, Maria Isabel Vasquez, 5404 

Nyland, Harvey, 6138 

Reyes, Spc. Daniel F., 2637 

�

88 


CABALLERO, ANNA M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Smith, Jerry C., 3843 

Soria, Ruperto Mancera, 4142 

Will, Matthew Richard, 3636 

Yost-Carlson, Marjorie Eileen, 1116 

Per Diem— 




3843, 5404, 6138 


1344, 4957 


AB 1751, 3875 

AB 2610, 6239 

SB 1700, 6457 

CALDERON, CHARLES M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(4/16/08) 4666 


(8/15/08) 6519 

Illness— 

(2/26/07) 439; (2/27/07) 480; (7/14/08) 6031; (7/15/08) 6107; (11/6/08) 

7435 


(1/5/07) 105; (4/23/07) 1097; (5/30/07) 1694; (7/5/07) 2396; (8/22/07) 2664; 

(8/23/07) 2680; (8/31/07) 2806; (1/18/08) 3762; (3/13/08) 4234; 

(5/23/08) 5288 


(5/29/08) 5541 

Appointed— 


Governmental Organization, 195 


Revenue and Taxation, (Chair), 61, 198 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200; replaced by Eng (for 4/15/08) 4649 







AB 980, 3941


CALDERON, CHARLES M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Coty, Nicole A. Tutt, 217 

Krekorian, Erwin Robert “Rick”, 3112 

Lugo, Rufino Rivas, 940 

Papan, Louis J., former Assembly Member, 1328 

Polanco, Maria Garcia, 3944 

Rodriguez, Trino, 4633 

Thornton, Patrick Shinoda, 217 

Verdeja, Pfc. Justin Abel, 2157 


AB 1746, bill refused passage, 1710 





217, 3112, 3944 


3778, 7064 

CALDERON, RONALD S., SENATOR 

Appointed— 




Delegations— 

Senate Delegation to inform the Assembly that the Senate is organized and ready 

to proceed with regular business, 8 


SB 1608, 7165 

CARTER, WILMER AMINA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (3/22/07) 637; (4/30/07) 1212; (5/1/07) 1240; (6/18/07) 2166; 

(7/5/07) 2396; (8/23/07) 2680; (2/4/08) 3914; (3/3/08) 4150; (3/28/08) 

4332; (5/23/08) 5288 


(7/19/07) 2543; (6/2/08) 5610; (8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, 192; replaced by Karnette (for 4/8/08) 4521 

Business and Professions, 194 

Governmental Organization, replacing Richardson (for 6/20/07) 2195 

Health, 4667 

Insurance, replacing Evans, 321

90 


CARTER, WILMER AMINA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Assembly Standing Committees— continued 

Rules, 59, 199; replaced by Beall (for 7/5/07) 2403; replaced by Jones 

(for 3/13/08) 4237 

Transportation, 199; replaced by Mullin (for 4/28/08) 4861 



California Workforce Investment Board, 7449 


Bachelet Jeria, Her Excellency Michelle, President of the Republic of Chile, 

5709 




Census, 2692 

Inland Empire Transportation Issues, (Chair), 349 






Allenworth, Col., guests in honor of: Charles Allenworth, Christopher Maynard, 

Josephine Smith, Mayor Nettie Morrison, Town of Allenworth, and 

Victor Carter, 1859 

San Bernardino Valley College Government student and their instructor former 

Assembly Member John Longville, 5093 



Boyd, Edward F., 1574 

Brown, Wilbur, 3944 

Burkhardt, Yvonne Marie, 5167 

Carson, Harry, Sr., 282 

Colberson, Martha Renee, 282 

Hughes, Kisa Renee, 531 

Huston, Virginia Jo, 337 

Jefferson, Westley B., 2723 

Kimble-Montgomery, Francis, 4455 

Kucera, Ethel, 5064 

Leonard, William E., Sr., 5657 

Piazza, Dr. Arlene, 3944 

Pollack, Mary Pearl, 5064 

Washington, Carolyn “Tyshelle”, 1478 

Watson, Bea, 2637 

Wright, Margaret “Margot”, 4227 

Prayers offered, 7051


CARTER, WILMER AMINA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



1574, 2637, 2723, 4455 


AB 513, 2093 

AB 640, 2073 

AB 994, 1317 

AB 1032, 3325 

AB 2406, 5566 

AB 2447, 7081 

AB 2567, 5212 

SB 823, 5952 

SB 1118, 6506 

SB 1300, 6505 

SB 1499, 6661 

CAUCUS, DEMOCRATIC 

Appointments by Speaker Bass— 

Assistant Speaker pro Tempore— 

Saldana, Lori, 5181 

Majority Floor Leader— 

Torrico, Alberto, 5108 

Appointments by Speaker Nunez— 

Assistant Majority Floor Leader— 

De Leon, Kevin, 59 

Assistant Majority Whip— 

Hayashi, Mary, 59 


Richardson, Laura, 59 

Caucus Chair— 

Evans, Noreen, 59 


Bass, Karen, 59 

Majority Whip— 

Ma, Fiona, 59 

Rules Committee— 

Alarcon, Richard, 59, 199 

Carter, Wilmer Amina, 59, 199 

Davis, Mike, 59, 199 

DeSaulnier, Mark, 59, 199 

Fuentes, Felipe, 2112 

Hancock, Loni, (Alternate), 59, 199 

Krekorian, Paul, 59, 199 

Mendoza, Tony, 59, 199

92 


CAUCUS, DEMOCRATIC—Continued 

Appointments by Speaker Nunez—continued 

Rules Committee Chair— 

De La Torre, Hector, 59, 61, 199 

Lieu, Ted, 4238 

Speaker pro Tempore— 

Lieber, Sally J., 10, 59 

CAUCUS, REPUBLICAN 

Appointments by Republican Leader Villines— 

Assistant Republican Leaders— 

Emmerson, Bill, 93 

Keene, Rick, 93 

Niello, Roger, 93 

Tran, Van, 93 

Walters, Mimi, 93 


Huff, Bob, 80, 93 

Chief Republican Whips— 

Benoit, John, 93 

La Malfa, Doug, 93 

Spitzer, Todd, 93 

Republican Leader, elected by Caucus— 

Villines, Michael, 63, 93 

Republican Whips— 

Adams, Anthony, 94 

DeVore, Chuck, 93 

Fuller, Jean, 94 

Gaines, Ted, 94 

Rules Committee, appointed by Nunez— 

Adams, Anthony, 153, 199 

Aghazarian, Greg, 153, 199 

Benoit, John, 153, 199 

Spitzer, Todd, (Alternate), 199 

Rules Committee Vice Chair, appointed by Nunez— 

Blakeslee, Sam, 153, 155, 199 

Second Ranking Republican Leader— 

Huff, Bob, 80, 93 

CAUCUSES 

Republican Women’s Caucus, presented special gift to Assembly Member Runner in 

recognition of her work and efforts to increase the number of Republican women 

in state service, 6746 

CEDILLO, GIL, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



Mexico, to the Joint Convention, 3985


CEDILLO, GIL, SENATOR—Continued 



Rules, 155 

CHAPLAIN. See PAPPADEMOS, FATHER CONSTANTINE C. 

CHAPLAIN, ALTERNATE. See WILLIAMS, REV. IVAN L., SR. 

CHIANG, JOHN, STATE CONTROLLER (Also see main heading– 

CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF) 

CHIEF CLERK. See WILSON, E. DOTSON. 

Chief Clerk, Office of, Communications re— 

Ohnimus, Arthur, and Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher collection and exhibit, letter of 

gratitude to John Mello, Curator and Terese Zilke, Director of the of the State 

Capitol Museum, and their staff for their work on the historical project, 4091 

Chief Clerk, Office of, Personnel Changes— 

Cavileer, Pam, former Chief Assistant Clerk, has retired (Lieber), 4382 

Downs, Arvetta, Chief Clerk’s Office, is retiring (Lieber), 7444 

Ebbert, Brian, former File Clerk, is the new Chief Assistant Clerk (Lieber), 4382 

Moe, Darlene, of Engrossing and Enrolling, is retiring (Lieber), 6930 

Murman, Lawrence A., Chief Clerk’s Office, is retiring (Lieber), 7444 

Perkut-Kelly, Cynthia, of Engrossing and Enrolling, is retiring (Lieber), 6930 

Tomas, Russell, former Assistant File Clerk, is the new File Clerk (Lieber), 4382 

CHIEF SERGEANT AT ARMS OF ASSEMBLY. See PANE, RONALD E. 

CHU, JUDY, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION (Also see main heading– 


COGDILL, DAVID, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



473 


Legislative Audit, (Vice Chair), 558 





COMMISSIONS. See BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COUNCILS, TASK FORCES, 

ADVISORY COMMITTEES, AGENCIES. 

COMMITTEES, ADVISORY. See BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COUNCILS, TASK 

FORCES, ADVISORY COMMITTEES, AGENCIES. 

COMMITTEES, ASSEMBLY STANDING 

Aging and Long Term Care— 

Membership (6 Members), increased, 192 

Appointed by Nunez— 

Anderson, (Vice Chair), 154, 192 

Berg, (Chair), 61, 192 

Brownley, 192

94 


COMMITTEES, ASSEMBLY STANDING—Continued 

Aging and Long Term Care—continued 

Carter, 192; replaced by Karnette (for 4/8/08) 4521 

Levine, 192; replaced by Karnette (for 4/17/07) 993 

Walters, 192 

Agriculture— 

Membership (8 Members) 



Dymally, 192 

Fuller, 192 

Galgiani, 192; Acting Chair (for 4/11/07) 887 

Jones, 192 

La Malfa, (Vice Chair), 154, 192 

Mendoza, 192 

Parra, (Chair), 61, 192; replaced by Evans (for 4/11/07) 887 

Appropriations— 

Membership (17 Members), reduced, 321 

Appointed by Bass— 

De Leon, (Chair), replacing Leno, 7451 



Davis, 192 

DeSaulnier, 192 

Emmerson, 192 

Furutani, filled vacancy, 3977; replaced by Eng (for 5/22/08) 5240 

Huffman, 192 

Karnette, 192; replaced by De La Torre (for 2/26/07) 440; replaced by 

Berg (for 5/22/08) 5182 

Krekorian, 192; replaced by Berg (for 5/7/08) 4995 

La Malfa, 192 

Leno, (Chair), 61, 192; replaced by De Leon, 7451 

Levine, 192; removed, 321 

Lieu, 192; replaced by Levine (for 2/26/07) 440; replaced by De La Torre 

(for 5/9/07) 1395; replaced by Mullin (for 5/7/08) 4956 

Ma, 192 


Nava, 192 

Runner, 192 

Solorio, 192 

vacancy, 192; vacancy filled by Evans (for 5/16/07) 1497; vacancy filled 

by Feuer (for 5/31/07) 1696; vacancy filled by De Leon (for 8/30/07) 

2748; vacancy filled by Furutani, 3977 

Walters, (Vice Chair), 154, 192



Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media— 



Alarcon, 193; resigned from Assembly, 626 

Coto, 193 

Davis, 193 

De Leon, 193 

Karnette, (Chair), 61, 193; replaced by Swanson (for 2/27/07) 441 

Ma, filled vacancy, 1380 

Plescia, 193 

Runner, (Vice Chair), 154, 193 

Strickland, 193 

Swanson, 193; replacing Karnette as Chair (for 2/27/07) 441 

vacancy, 626; vacancy filled by Ma, 1380 

Banking and Finance— 



Coto, 193 

Fuentes, 2125 

Gaines, (Vice Chair), 154, 193 

Houston, 193 

Lieu, (Chair), 61, 193; removed as Chair, remains a member, 4237; 

Temporary Chair (for 3/24/08) 4257, (for 4/7/08) 4339; replaced by 

Nava, 4483 

Mendoza, 193 

Nava, (Chair), replacing Lieu, 4483 

Parra, 193 

Swanson, 193 

Torrico, 193 

Walters, 193 

Wolk, 193; replaced by Ruskin (for 6/16/08) 5730 

Budget— 

Membership (27 Members), increased, 322, 4667; reduced, 3743 


Arambula, 193 

Beall, 193 

Benoit, 193 

Berg, 193 

Blakeslee, 193 

Brownley, 193 

Cook, 193 


DeVore, 193 

Duvall, 193 

Dymally, 193; replaced by Krekorian, 3743

96 



Budget—continued 

Emmerson, 4667 

Evans, 322 

Feuer, 193 

Fuller, 193 

Hayashi, 193 

Hernandez, 193 

Huff, 193 

Jones, 193 

Krekorian, replacing Dymally, 3743 

Laird, (Chair), 61, 193 

Maze, 193 

Mullin, 193 

Niello, (Vice Chair), 154, 193 

Richardson, 193; resigned from Assembly, 2832 

Ruskin, 193 

Silva, 193 

Swanson, 193 

vacancy, 2832; eliminated, 3743 

Wolk, 193 

Business and Professions— 



Bass, 194; replaced by Lieu (for 6/26/07) 2242; removed, 4367 

Carter, 194 

Emmerson, (Vice Chair), 154, 194; replaced by Duvall (for 5/8/07) 1379, 

(for 8/5/08) 6166 

Eng, (Chair), 61, 194 

Hayashi, 194 


Horton, 194; replaced by Duvall (for 1/15/08) 3679; replaced by Silva 

(for 4/29/08) 4883 

Maze, 194; replaced by Gaines (for 4/1/08) 4366; replaced by Plescia 

(for 4/9/08) 4490 

Price, 194; replaced by Galgiani (for 8/5/08) 6197 

Torrico, 194 

vacancy, 4367; vacancy filled by Furutani (for 4/9/08) 4490; vacancy 

filled by Laird (for 4/15/08) 4649; vacancy filled by Lieu (for 4/29/08) 

4861, (for 6/17/08) 5730; vacancy filled by De Leon (for 6/24/08) 

5853, (for 6/26/08) 5884 

Education— 



Brownley, 195 

Coto, 195



Education—continued 

Eng, 195 

Garrick, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Hancock, 195 

Huff, 195 

Karnette, 195 

Mullin, (Chair), 61, 195 


Solorio, 195 

vacancy, 195; vacancy filled by Price (for 6/25/08) 5867 

Elections and Redistricting— 



Adams, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Leno, 195; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Levine, 195; replaced by De Leon (for 4/17/07) 994; replaced by Fuentes 

(for 4/8/08) 4490 

Mendoza, 195; replaced by Laird (for 2/22/07) 366 

Niello, 195 

Price, (Chair), 61, 195 

Saldana, 195 

Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials— 



Eng, 195 

Evans, 195 

Feuer, 195 

Huffman, (Chair), 61, 195 

Jeffries, 195 

Nava, 195 

Smyth, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Governmental Organization— 



Price, (Chair), replacing Torrico, 5108 


Calderon, 195 

Davis, filled vacancy, 3978 

De Leon, 195 

Evans, 195 

Garcia, 195 

Jeffries, 195 

Levine, 195 

Mendoza, 195 

Plescia, (Vice Chair), 154, 195

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Governmental Organization—continued 


Price, 195 

Richardson, 195; replaced by Carter (for 6/20/07) 2195; resigned from 

Assembly, 2832 

Silva, 195; replaced by Blakeslee (for 3/28/07) 708 

Soto, 195, replaced by Davis (for 1/9/08) 3668; replaced by Nava 

(for 6/5/08) 5626 

Torrico, (Chair), 61, 195; replaced by Price as Chair, remains a member, 

5108 

Tran, 195; replaced by Smyth (for 6/20/07) 2196 

vacancy, 2832; vacancy filled by Davis, 3978 

Health— 

Membership (17 Members), increased, 196, 490 


Bass, 196; replaced by Price (for 6/26/07) 2242; removed, 4367 

Berg, 196; Acting Chair (for 1/17/08) 3742 

Carter, 4667 


De Leon, 196; replaced by Caballero (for 6/17/08) 5755; replaced by 

Mullin (for 8/5/08) 6198 

Dymally, (Chair), 61, 196; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 1/17/08) 3742 

Emmerson, 196; replaced by Fuller (for 6/10/08) 5669 

Gaines, 196 

Hancock, 196 

Hayashi, 196 


Huff, 490 

Jones, 490 

Lieber, 196; replaced by Laird (for 3/6/07) 528 

Ma, 196 

Nakanishi, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 

Salas, 196 

Strickland, 196; replaced by Tran (for 3/27/07) 687; replaced by Silva 

(for 6/17/08) 5704 

vacancy, 4367; vacancy filled by Torrico (for 4/8/08) 4521; vacancy filled 

by Leno (for 4/15/08) 4611; vacancy filled by Carter, 4667 

Higher Education— 



Arambula, 196 

Beall, 196; Temporary Chair (for 3/25/08) 4309 

Cook, 196 

Galgiani, 196 

Horton, (Vice Chair), 154, 196; replaced by Niello (for 7/5/07) 2403



Higher Education—continued 

Portantino, (Chair), 61, 196; removed as Chair, remains a member, 4238; 

reappointed as Chair, 4484 

Ruskin, 196; replaced by Nava (for 3/27/07) 687; replaced by Furutani 

(for 6/10/08) 5669 

Housing and Community Development— 



Bass, 196; replaced by Laird (for 4/25/07) 1129; removed, 4367 

Garcia, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 

Hancock, 196 

Mullin, 196 

Runner, 196; replaced by Silva (for 8/13/08) 6302; replaced by Anderson 

(for 8/20/08) 6570, (for 8/21/08) 6761, (for 8/31/08) 7104 

Saldana, (Chair), 61, 196 

Swanson, 196 

vacancy, 4367; vacancy filled by Evans (for 4/16/08) 4610; vacancy filled 

by Mendoza (for 8/21/08) 6721, (for 8/31/08) 7104 

Human Services— 



Beall, (Chair), 61, 196 

Berryhill, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 

Davis, 196 


Furutani, filled vacancy, 3977 

Krekorian, 196; replaced by Jones (for 4/29/08) 4883 

Richardson, 196; replaced by Swanson (for 6/26/07) 2263; resigned from 


Spitzer, 196; replaced by Duvall (for 4/10/07) 845, (for 4/29/08) 4884 

vacancy, 2832; vacancy filled by Furutani, 3977 

Insurance— 



Benoit, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 

Berg, 197 

Calderon, 197 

Carter, replacing Evans, 321 

Coto, (Chair), 61, 197 

De Leon, 197 

Duvall, 197 

Evans, 197; replaced by Carter, 321 

Garrick, 197 

Lieber, 197 

Parra, 197

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Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy— 



Arambula, (Chair), 61, 197 


Fuentes, 2113 

Garcia, 197 

Price, 197 

Salas, 197 

Silva, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 

Judiciary— 



Adams, 197; replaced by Duvall (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Evans, 197 

Feuer, 197; replaced by Berg (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Jones, (Chair), 61, 197 

Keene, 197 

Krekorian, 197; replaced by Berg (for 4/29/08) 4861 

Laird, 197 

Levine, 322; replaced by Berg (for 4/17/07) 993 

Lieber, 197 

Tran, (Vice Chair), 154, 197; replaced by Berryhill (for 6/19/07) 2179; 

replaced by Garrick (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Labor and Employment— 




Fuentes, filled vacancy, 2113 

Gaines, 197 

Galgiani, 197; removed, 1380 

Laird, 197; replaced by Levine (for 5/14/08) 5117 

Leno, 197 

Ruskin, 197; replaced by De La Torre (for 3/28/07) 688 

Strickland, (Vice Chair), 154, 197; replaced by Adams (for 3/28/07) 689; 

replaced by Fuller (for 6/13/07) 2126; replaced by Anderson 

(for 9/6/07) 2915, (for 9/10/07) 3127 

Swanson, (Chair), 61, 197 

vacancy, 1380; vacancy filled by Fuentes, 2113 

Local Government— 



Caballero, (Chair), 61, 197; replaced by Evans (for 4/11/07) 888; replaced 

by Brownley (for 5/29/08) 5542



Local Government—continued 

De La Torre, 197; Acting Chair (for 4/11/07) 888; replaced by Evans 

(for 8/15/08) 6519 

Houston, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 

Lieber, 197; replaced by Eng (for 1/16/08) 3711; replaced by Hancock 

(for 8/19/08) 6570 

Saldana, 197 

Smyth, 197; replaced by La Malfa (for 4/18/07) 1023 

Soto, 197; replaced by Hancock (for 3/28/07) 688; replaced by Ma 

(for 4/11/07) 845, (for 4/18/07) 993, (for 4/25/07) 1098, (for 5/2/07) 

1241, (for 5/9/07) 1396, (for 6/13/07) 2126; replaced by Evans 

(for 1/16/08) 3690, (for 4/9/08) 4547; replaced by DeSaulnier 

(for 1/16/08) 3723, (for 4/2/08) 4367, (for 4/16/08) 4610, 

(for 4/23/08) 4769, (for 5/28/08) 5335, (for 5/29/08) 5423, 

(for 6/4/08) 5617, (for 6/18/08) 5730, (for 6/25/08) 5822, 

(for 7/16/08) 6031, (for 8/6/08) 6166, (for 8/15/08) 6473, 

(for 8/19/08) 6570, (for 8/20/08) 6679, (for 8/29/08) 6951, 

(for 8/31/08) 7103; replaced by Galgiani (for 4/30/08) 4901 

Natural Resources— 



Aghazarian, 198; replaced by La Malfa (for 6/9/08) 5650 

Alarcon, 198; resigned from Assembly, 626 

Brownley, 198; replaced by Lieber (for 4/9/07) 781 


Fuller, (Vice Chair), 155, 198; replaced by La Malfa (for 4/14/08) 4610, 

(for 4/17/08) 4691 

Hancock, (Chair), 61, 198 

Keene, 198 

Laird, 198 

Saldana, 198 

vacancy, 626; vacancy filled by Huffman (for 4/16/07) 922; vacancy filled 

by Berg (for 4/23/07) 1098; vacancy filled by Fuentes, 2113 

Wolk, 198; replaced by Feuer (for 6/16/08) 5730 

Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security— 



Anderson, 198 

Hernandez, (Chair), 61, 198 

Jeffries, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 

Mullin, 198

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Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security—continued 

Soto, 198; replaced by De Leon (for 3/28/07) 688, (for 4/9/08) 4521; 

replaced by Swanson (for 4/18/07) 962, (for 5/2/07) 1241, 

(for 6/20/07) 2196, (for 1/9/08) 3667; replaced by Furutani 

(for 3/25/08) 4262, (for 4/23/08) 4797, (for 6/23/08) 5821 

Torrico, 198 

Public Safety— 



Aghazarian, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 

Anderson, 198; replaced by Huff (for 3/27/07) 665 


Leno, 198; removed, 1396 

Ma, 198 

Portantino, 198; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 6/26/08) 5884 

Solorio, (Chair), 61, 198 

vacancy, 1396; vacancy filled by Berg (for 1/15/08) 3690; vacancy filled 

by Swanson (for 3/25/08) 4263, (for 4/1/08) 4340; vacancy filled by 

Price (for 4/8/08) 4489, (for 4/15/08) 4611; vacancy filled by Leno 

(for 6/24/08) 5854 

Revenue and Taxation— 



Arambula, 198 

Calderon, (Chair), 61, 198 

DeVore, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 

Eng, 198 

Feuer, 198 

Hayashi, 198 

Ma, 198 

Plescia, 198; replaced by Garcia (for 3/24/08) 4263; replaced by Garrick 

(for 5/12/08) 5081 

Spitzer, 198; replaced by Garrick (for 6/18/07) 2170; replaced by Jeffries 

(for 6/23/08) 5821; replaced by Adams (for 8/4/08) 6166 

Rules— 

Membership (11 Members, 2 Alternates) 


Adams, 153, 199 

Aghazarian, 153, 199; replaced by Horton (for 1/18/07) 174 

Alarcon, 59, 199; resigned from Assembly, 626 

Benoit, 153, 199; replaced by Emmerson (for 7/5/07) 2403 

Blakeslee, (Vice Chair), 153, 155, 199; replaced by Emmerson 

(for 1/18/07) 174 

Carter, 59, 199; replaced by Beall (for 7/5/07) 2403; replaced by Jones 

(for 3/13/08) 4237



Rules—continued 

Davis, 59, 199 

De La Torre, (Chair), 59, 61, 199; replaced by Lieu, 4238 

DeSaulnier, 59, 199; replaced by De Leon (for 2/21/08) 4042; removed, 

4484 

Fuentes, 2112 

Hancock, (Alternate), 59, 199; replaced by Lieber (for 5/22/08) 5240 

Krekorian, 59, 199 

Lieu, (Chair), replacing De La Torre, 4238 

Mendoza, 59, 199; replaced by Ruskin (for 7/5/07) 2403 

Spitzer, (Alternate), 199 

temporary appointments, filled by Adams, Aghazarian, Benoit, and 

Blakeslee as Vice Chair (for 12/4/06) 60 

Transportation— 



Carter, 199; replaced by Mullin (for 4/28/08) 4861 

DeSaulnier, 199; (Chair), replacing Nava, 4483 

Duvall, (Vice Chair), 155, 199 

Furutani, replacing Soto, 3977 

Galgiani, 199 

Garrick, 199; replaced by Silva (for 3/24/08) 4262 

Horton, 199 

Houston, 199 

Huff, 199 

Karnette, 199; replaced by Coto (for 6/25/07) 2242; replaced by Eng 

(for 6/16/08) 5729 

Nava, (Chair), 62, 199; replaced by DeSaulnier as Chair, remains a 

member, 4483 


Ruskin, 199 

Solorio, 199 

Soto, 199; replaced by Lieber (for 3/26/07) 665; replaced by Berg 

(for 4/9/07) 782, (for 4/16/07) 963, (for 5/7/07) 1342; replaced by 

De Leon (for 4/23/07) 1098; replaced by Levine (for 6/11/07) 2114; 

replaced by Davis (for 1/14/08) 3693, (for 1/17/08) 3742, 

(for 1/22/08) 3777; replaced by Furutani, 3977 

Utilities and Commerce— 

Membership (13 Members), increased, 199, 3978 


Bass, 199; replaced by Price, 3978 


Davis, 199; replaced by De La Torre (for 8/25/08) 6829 

Dymally, 199; replaced by Solorio (for 4/23/07) 1099; replaced by 

De La Torre (for 5/22/08) 5240

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Utilities and Commerce—continued 


Furutani, 3978 

Huffman, 199 

Jones, 199 

Keene, (Vice Chair), 155, 199 

Krekorian, 199; replaced by De La Torre (for 4/28/08) 4860 

Levine, (Chair), 62, 199; replaced by De La Torre as Chair (for 4/16/07) 

962 

Price, replacing Bass, 3978 

Richardson, 199; replaced by Swanson (for 4/23/07) 1099; replaced by 

Solorio (for 6/12/07) 2125; resigned from Assembly, 2832 

Smyth, 199 

Tran, 199; replaced by Garcia (for 8/31/08) 7104 

vacancy, 2832; vacancy filled by De La Torre (for 9/11/07) 3230; vacancy 

filled by Price (for 1/14/08) 3693; vacancy filled by Fuentes, 3978 

Veterans Affairs— 



Beall, 200 

Carter, 200 

Cook, (Vice Chair), 155, 200 

DeVore, 200 

Lieu, 200 

Runner, 200; replaced by Maze (for 4/29/08) 4884 

Salas, (Chair), 62, 200 

Saldana, 200 

Wolk, 200 

Water, Parks and Wildlife— 



Anderson, 200 


Caballero, 200; replaced by Brownley (for 5/29/08) 5541 

Calderon, 200; replaced by Eng (for 4/15/08) 4649 

Furutani, replacing Nava, 3976 

Huffman, 200 

La Malfa, 200 

Lieu, 200; replaced by Brownley (for 8/18/08) 6569 

Maze, (Vice Chair), 155, 200; replaced by Fuller (for 4/1/08) 4367 

Mullin, 200 

Nava, 200; replaced by Mendoza (for 1/15/08) 3694; replaced by 


Parra, 200



Water, Parks and Wildlife—continued 

Salas, 200 

Wolk, (Chair), 62, 200 

COMMITTEES, CONFERENCE. Also see BILL ACTION INDEX. 

Conference Committee, Conferees— 

AB 1781, Assembly Members Laird, Leno, and Niello, 5709; Senators Ducheny, 

Dutton, and Machado, 5714 

SB 77, Senators Ducheny, Hollingsworth, and Machado, 1690; Assembly 

Members Laird, Leno, and Niello, 1691 

Conference Committee Reports— 

AB 1781, received, 6154; Senate adopts report, 9/15/08, 7224; Assembly adopts 

report, 9/16/08, 7252 

SB 77, received, 2443; Assembly adopts report, 7/20/07, 2612; Senate adopts 

report, 8/21/07, 2660 

COMMITTEES, ESCORT. See ESCORT COMMITTEES 

COMMITTEES, GENERAL RESEARCH. See COMMITTEES, SELECT. 

COMMITTEES, INTERIM HEARINGS 

(2007), 3559 

(2008), 7458 

COMMITTEES, JOINT 

Arts, (Chair/Senator), 558; Senators appointed, 558 

Emergency Services and Homeland Security, (Vice Chair/Senator), 558; Senators 

appointed, 558; (Chair/Assembly Member), 574; Assembly Members appointed, 

574; Assembly Member appointed, 3541; Senator replaced, 3580 

Fisheries and Aquaculture, (Chair/Senator), 1553; Senators appointed, 3694; 

Assembly Members appointed, 3919 

Legislative Audit, (Chair/Assembly Member), 62, 200; Assembly Members 

appointed, 200; Assembly Member removed, 322; (Vice Chair/Senator), 558; 

Senators appointed, 558; Assembly Member replaced (for 4/17/07) 962, 

(for 6/27/07) 2263, (for 8/29/07) 2733, (for 3/12/08) 4161, (for 8/19/08) 6570; 

Assembly Member appointed as Acting Chair (for 4/17/07) 962, (for 6/27/07) 

2263, (for 8/29/07) 2733, (for 3/12/08) 4161, (for 8/19/08) 6570; Assembly 


Legislative Budget, Assembly Members appointed, 276; (Chair/Senator), 277, 501; 

Senators appointed, 277; (Vice Chair/Assembly Member), 501; Assembly 


Rules, temporary appointment of Assembly Members, 60; (Vice Chair/Senator), 

114, 155; Senators appointed, 155; (Chair/Assembly Member), 575, 4340; 

Assembly Member/Alternate appointed, 4184; Assembly Member removed, 

4367 

COMMITTEES, JURISDICTIONS/SCHEDULES 

Jurisdictions— 

Assembly Standing Committees, 236–243 

Schedule of 2007–08 Assembly Standing Committee Meetings, 207 

Schedule of 2007–08 Assembly Subcommittee Meetings, 208, 4215

106 


COMMITTEES, SELECT (GENERAL RESEARCH) 

Aerospace, created, 346; (Chair), 346; members appointed, 3939 

Alcohol and Drug Abuse, created, 573; (Chair), 573; members appointed, 1583; 

member appointed, 2692 

Animal Welfare, created, 347; (Chair), 347 

Biotechnology, created, 347; (Chair), 347; members appointed, 2623 

Career Technical Education and Workforce Development, created, 4117; (Chair), 

4117 

Census, created, 2692; (Chair), 2692; members appointed, 2692 

Community Colleges, created, 347; (Chair), 347; members appointed, 574; member 

appointed, 1379, 4200 

Develop a Master Plan to End Poverty in California, created, 347; (Chair), 347 

Development of a 10th University of California, Merced Campus, created, 60; 

(Chair), 60; members appointed, 1584 

Domestic Violence, created, 348; (Chair), 348; members appointed, 2621 

Foster Care, created, 348; (Chair), 348, 6147; (Vice Chair), 781; members 


Future of Farming in California, created, 60; (Chair), 60; members appointed, 1646 

Growth Management, created, 348; (Chair), 348; members appointed, 2831 

Hate Crimes, created, 348; (Chair), 348; members appointed, 2622 

Higher Education in the 21st Century, created, 4153; (Chair), 4153 

Inland Empire Transportation Issues, created, 349; (Chair), 349; members 

appointed, 2650; member replaced, 5773 

International Trade, created, 2506; (Chair), 2506; members appointed, 2506 

Mobilehomes, created, 349; (Chair), 349; members appointed, 4168 

Perchlorate Contamination, created, 349; (Chair), 349 

Ports, created, 349; (Chair), 349; members appointed, 2622; member appointed, 

4200 

Preservation of California’s Entertainment Industry, created, 383; (Chair), 383; 

members appointed, 1584 

Prison Construction and Operations, created, 664; (Chair), 664; members appointed, 

2535 

Procurement, 350; (Chair), 350; members appointed, 1585; member appointed, 

4797 

Proposition 209–Equal Opportunity, created, 350; (Chair), 350 

Rail Transportation, created, 1379; (Chair), 1379; (Vice Chair), 1379; members 


State School Financial Takeovers, created, 350; (Chair), 350; members appointed, 

3230 

Wine, created, 351; (Chair), 351; members appointed, 4124; member appointed, 

6401 

Youth Violence Prevention, created, 350; (Chair), 350; members appointed, 1147 

COMMITTEES, SPECIAL 

Legislative Ethics, (Co–Chairs), 1023


COMMITTEES, SUBCOMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES 

Base Closure and Redevelopment (Veterans Affairs)— 


Saldana, (Chair), 346 

Education Finance (Budget-Subcommittee No. 2)— 


Brownley, (Chair), 61, 194 

Duvall, 194 

Dymally, 194 

Fuller, 194 

Laird, (Alternate), 665 

Mullin, 194 

Niello, (Alternate), 665 

Swanson, 194 

Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1)— 


Beall, 194 

Benoit, replacing Niello, 322; replaced by Emmerson, 4667 

Berg, (Chair), 61, 194 




Maze, 194 

Niello, 194; replaced by Benoit, 322; (Alternate), 665 

Information Technology/Transportation (Budget-Subcommittee No. 5)— 


Benoit, 194 

Feuer, (Chair), 61, 194 

Huff, 194 

Krekorian, filled vacancy, 3827 



Richardson, 194; resigned from Assembly, 2832 

vacancy, 2832; vacancy filled by Krekorian, 3827 

Wolk, 194 

Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3)— 



Brownley, 194 

De La Torre, 194; replaced by Evans, 322 

Evans, replacing De La Torre, 322; temporary Chair (for 3/28/07) 688 

Jones, 194 



Ruskin, (Chair), 61, 194 

Silva, 194

108 


COMMITTEES, SUBCOMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY STANDING 

COMMITTEES—Continued 

Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response (Rules)— 


Adams, 1023 


Benoit, (Vice Chair), 888 

Carter, 1023 

Hancock, (Chair), 888 

Price, 1023 

State Administration (Budget-Subcommittee No. 4)— 


Arambula, (Chair), 61, 194 

Cook, 194 

DeVore, 194 

Hayashi, 194 


Mullin, 194 


Swanson, 194 

COMMUNICATIONS (For letters printed in Journal on request of Assembly Members, 

see INDIVIDUAL MEMBER. Also see JOURNAL, PRINT IN.) 

Alarcon, Richard, Assembly Member— 



Attorney General, Office of— 

Ballot Title and Labels— 

Initiatives, Proposed— 

Animal License Fees, 3557 

Ban on Legislators’ Acceptance of Anything of Value from Lobbyists or 

Entities Who Employ Lobbyists, 2135 

Bans Abortion of Viable Fetus Unless Necessary to Save Mother’s Life. 

Declares God Creator of Life (No. 08–0002 Amdt. #1–S), 4548 

Bans Activities Defined as “Human Cloning”. Criminal Penalties, 4548 

Bans Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Criminal Penalties, 4548 

Bonds. Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Renewable Energy (No. 07–0101 

Amdt. #2–S), 4169 


Amdt. #2–S), 4169 

Bonds. Drinking Water. Water Conservation and Water Protection, 3603 

Bonds. Water Storage, Reliability, Protection. Drinking Water (No. 7–0090), 

4125 


4125 


4125



see INDIVIDUAL MEMBER. Also see JOURNAL, PRINT IN.)—Continued 

Attorney General, Office of—continued 

Initiatives, Proposed—continued 


4125 

Candidate Vote Requirement and Runoff Elections. Qualification of 

Unaffiliated Candidates, 2666 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program, 3455 

Cigarette Tax. Children’s Health Insurance (No. 08–0006), 4548 


Class Action Lawsuits, 3466 

Class Action Lawsuits. Non–Profit Organizations as Plaintiffs, 3466 

College and University Fees. Wealth Tax, 3724 

Comprehensive Safe Drinking Water, Water Supply Reliability and Data 

Restoration Act of 2008 (No. 08–0003 Amdt. #1–NS), 4027 

Corporate Crime. Reporting Obligations for Executives and Managers, 3545 

Corporations. New Legal Basis to Address Corporate Fraud, 3466 

Corporations. Shareholder Approval of Compensation. Reporting 

Requirements, 3466 

Criminal Justice System. Victims Rights (No. 07–0088 Amdt. #2–S), 3979 

Criminal Justice System. Victims Rights (No. 07–0095), 3979 



Criminal Justice System. Victims Rights. Parole (No. 07–0100 

Amdt. #1–NS), 4027 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. Public Safety Funding (No. 07–0094 

Amdt. #1–S), 4124 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. State Spending, 3723 

Dietary Supplements and Food Medical Expense. State Income Tax 

Deduction, 3455 

Education. Modified Definition of Discriminatory Practices in Public Schools 

(No. 08–0001), 4169 


(No. 08–0008), 4548 

Election Day Holiday, 7323 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (SA 07–0006), 

1148 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (No. 07–0018), 

2666 

Eminent Domain. Taking Property for Private Ownership, 4125 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (SA 06–0039), 215 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (SA 07–0003), 

1148 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (No. 07–0015), 

2665

110 






Health Care, 3603 

Homeowner’s Real Property Tax Exemption and Renter’s Tax Credit, 3724 

Inalienable Right to Affordable Health Care, 3545 

Increase to Prisoner Rights, 3456 

Inmates. Rehabilitation and Visitation Programs, 3602 

Internet Poker, 2667 

Limit on Marriage (No. 07–0022), 2666 



Limits on Legislators’ Terms in Office, 1024 

Mandatory Reporting of Pregnancies and Sexually Transmitted Infections in 

Minors as Abuse, 2666 

Marijuana Legalization. Individual Rights, 4798 

Marijuana. Repeal of Criminal and Civil Penalties. Release from Jail, 3558 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights (SA 07–0014), 2279 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights (No. 07–0020), 2666 





Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation, 3724 

Nuclear Energy. Removal of Prohibitions on the Construction of Nuclear 

Power Plants, 3454 

Organizations Representing Local Governments and Agencies. Limits on 

Political Activity. Civil and Criminal Penalties, 3725 

Personal Income Tax. State Sales and Use Tax. Corporate Taxes, 3455 

Presidential Electors. Allocation by National Popular Vote. Interstate 

Agreement (No. 07–0048), 3545 


Agreement (No. 07–0049), 3545 

Presidential Electors. Conditional Implementation of Political Party 

Nomination and Election by Congressional District, 3545 

Presidential Electors. Political Party Nomination and Election by 

Congressional District, 3455 

Prohibition on Placing Information or Identification Device Under the Skin 

of Human or Animals, 3556 

Prohibition on Required or Coerced Sterilization of Animals or Humans, 

3558 

Property Ownership, 3557 

Public Entities. Revival of Claims. Elimination of Legal Defenses. Unlimited 

Compensation for Private Property, 119 

Recognition of Animals as Property, 3557






Recording of Contracts with Peace Officers, 366 

Redevelopment Areas. Limitations on Using Property Tax to Secure Debt 

(No. 08–0010 Amdt. #2–NS), 4668 

Redistricting (SA 07–0005), 1148 


Redistricting (No. 07–0025), 3454 




Reduces Public Pension and Retirement Health Care Benefits, 2667 

Reimbursement of Legislators’ Expenses, 1497 

Requirements for Presidential Electors, 2666 

Renewable Energy (No. 07–0066), 3668 


Repeal of Voter–Approved Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research, 5424 

Right to Health, 3546 

Senate and Assembly Term Limits, Campaign Contributions and 

Junkets,7453 

Sentencing and Parole Reform, 3456 

Shall The Government Fully Fund Healthcare for Veterans?, 3603 

Single–Payer Health Care Coverage, 70 

State Income Tax Deduction for Dietary Supplements and Certain Foods, 

3603 

Stray and Owner–Relinquished Animals, 3557 

Tangible Ballots. Direct-Recording Electronic Devices (SA 06–0040), 307 

Tangible Ballots. Direct-Recording Electronic Devices (No. 07–0021), 2667 

Tangible Ballots. Direct Recording Electronic Devices (No. 07–0065), 3558 

Teacher and Administrator Compensation, 3894 

Temporary Facilities for Inmates from Overcrowding County Jails. 

Limitation on Temporary Disability Benefits for County Inmates, 107 

“Three Strikes” Law. Sentencing, 3668 

Training for Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect, 2196 

Treatment of Farm Animals (No. 07–0028), 3455 




Uninsured Motorists. Enforcement and Penalties, 3725 

Waiting Period and Parental Notification Before Termination of Minor’s 

Pregnancy, 3546 

Wealth Tax (SA 07–0001), 1268 

Wealth Tax (No. 07–0029), 3455 

Wealth Tax (No. 07–0082, Amdt. #1–NS), 3724

112 






Wealth Tax (No. 08–0012, Amdt. #1–NS), 7323 

Workers’ Compensation, 1148 

Referendums, Proposed— 

Referendum Petition to Overturn Amendment to Indian Gaming Compact 

(No. 07–0035), 2667 


(No. 07–0036), 2667 


(No. 07–0037), 2667 


(No. 07–0038), 2668 

Referendum to Overturn Amendments to Education Code, 3546 

Bass, Karen, Speaker, Majority Floor Leader/Assembly Member— 



Section 10(c) on 9/19/08, 7263 


Section 10(c) on 11/6/08, 7435 

California Earthquake Authority— 


Annual Report on its Program Operations, re to a delay in submitting, 5683 

Chief Clerk, Office of— 


Ohnimus, Arthur, and Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher collection and exhibit, 

letter of gratitude to John Mello, Curator and Terese Zilke, Director of the 

of the State Capitol Museum, and their staff for their work on the 

historical project, 4091 

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation— 


Operational Master Plan Report, re to a delay in submitting, 5683 

Joint Committee on Rules— 


Approval of administrative items: Appointment of Jon Waldie as Chief 

Administrative Officer of the California State Legislature, selection of 

Hector De La Torre as Chair, and salary increase for Diane Boyer-Vine, 

Legislative Counsel of the California State Legislature (De La Torre), 575 

Approval of administrative items: Selection of Ted W. Lieu as Chair (Lieu), 

4340




Legislative Analyst, Office of— 


re authorization of three community college districts to enter into 

design-build contracts for facilities construction projects (pursuant to 

AB 1000, Chapter 637, Statutes of 2002), 175 



Reconvening of the Assembly in Regular Session from Joint Recess for a 

Check In Session on 12/13/07, 3580 

Richardson, Laura, Assistant Speaker pro Tempore/Assembly Member— 





Approval of administrative items: appointment of Jon Waldie as Chief 

Administrative Officer of the Assembly and 2007 Holiday Schedule 

(De La Torre), 65 

Approval of administrative items: 2008 Holiday Schedule, Cost-of-Living 

Adjustment and Member Base Allowance Increase, and CalPERS 

Employer Contribution Increase (De La Torre), 3544 

Approval of Standing Committee Jurisdictions for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session (De La Torre), 235 

Secretary of State, Office of— 

Initiatives, Qualified— 


Amdt. #2–S), (#1332), 5868 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program (#1271), 5423 

Community Colleges. Funding. Government Fees, 1396 


Amdt. #1–NS), (#1325), 5684 


Amdt. #1–S), (#1326), 5684 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (#1251), 3894 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (#1248), 3794 

Limit on Marriage (#1298), 5684 

Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation (#1310), 5684 

Redistricting (#1307), 5868 

Renewable Energy (#1304), 5684 

Treatment of Farm Animals (#1274), 4668 


Pregnancy (#1287), 5684 

Referendums, Qualified— 


(#1258, #1259, #1260, and #1261), 3546

114 




State Audits, Bureau of— 

Reports re— 

Batterer Intervention Programs in California, 71 

California Highway Patrol, re its purchasing and contracting practices, 

conflict–of–interest guidelines, and use of state resources, 3895 

California Institute for Regenerative Medicine and the Independent Citizens 

Oversight Committee that oversees its operations, 491 

California State University, re its compensation practices, 3549 

California State University, re its hiring practices and employment 

discrimination lawsuits, 3591 

College textbooks, re the affordability in the University of California, 

California State University, and California Community College systems, 

7283 

Cosco Busan Oil Spill in the San Francisco Bay, re the planning, oversight, 

and the administrative activities of the Department of Fish and Game’s 

Office of Spill Prevention and Response, and its coordinated response 

with, the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, and private entities to, 

7285 

County Election Officials, re training of poll workers, 7287 

Crime Statistics in the 2005 annual report by a sample of six California 

postsecondary educational institutions, 215 

Department of Corporations, re the report concerning the operations of and 

that it is effectively fulfilling its responsibilities, 308 

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, re its adult parole discharge 

practices, 7284 

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, re its efforts to build a new 

condemned inmate complex (CIC) and the projected costs of building a 

new CIC, 7281 

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, re processes for procuring 

medical registry services, paying medical registry contractors, 

credentialing medical care providers, and identifying conflicts of interest 

related to procuring medical services, 1150 

Department of Education, re Mathematics and Reading Professional 

Development Program, 70 

Department of Fish and Game, re its administration of the Bay–Delta Sport 

Fishing Enhancement Stamp program, 7457 

Department of Health Care Services, re its Medi–Cal billing system, with 

particular emphasis on its billing instructions and coding for durable 

medical equipment, 6148 

Department of Health Services, re oversight of skilled nurses facilities, 1024 

Department of Health Services, re progress in carrying out the provisions of 

the Skilled Nursing Facility Quality Assurance Fee and the Medi–Cal 

Long Term Care Reimbursement Act of 2004, 366




State Audits, Bureau of—continued 

Reports re—continued 

Department of Health Services, re provider application and referral processes 

for California’s Medical Assistance Program (Medi–Cal), 1148 

Department of Insurance, re its management of the Executive Life Insurance 

Company estate, 3980 

Department of Public Health, re its oversight of critical laboratories, 7286 

Department of Transportation and local transportation agencies, re the 

funding and approval process required for grade separation projects, 3457 

Department of Water Resources, re administration of the Flood Protection 

Corridor Program, 3548 

DNA Fingerprint, Unsolved Crime and Innocence Protection Act, 

implementation of, 3558 

Housing and Emergency Shelter Trust Fund acts of 2002 and 2006, re audit 

concerning, 3456 

Improper Government Activity, re investigations of, 710, 3458, 4550, 7456 

Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund, re the allocation and use of 

moneys from, 2673 

Low–level radioactive waste, re report on, 5868 

Medical Board of California, re its financial status and its projections related 

to expenses, revenues, and reserves, and the amount of refunds or 

licensure fee adjustments needed to maintain the reserve level legally 

mandated for the medical board’s contingent fund, 3547 

Medical Board of California, re its Physician Diversion Program, 2136 

Nonprofit Hospitals, re whether the activities performed by nonprofit 

hospitals that are exempt from paying taxes because of their nonprofit 

status, truly qualify as charitable activities that provide a broad public 

benefit and are consistent with exempt purposes, 3604 

Safely Surrendered Baby Law, re the State’s implementation of, 5424 

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, re review of its governance, 

structure, fiscal management, and project planning and monitoring, 7282 

Sex offenders placement in residential facilities, re the State’s process for, 

4799 

Solar Power Plants, re the siting and permitting of those of at least 50 

megawatts and related transmission lines, 3896 

State Air Resources Board, re its administration of the Carl Moyer Memorial 

Air Quality Standards Attainment Program, 2279 

State Bar of California, re its strategic planning, financial outlook, Legal 

Services Trust Fund Program, and disciplinary process, 1264 

State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, re its enforcement, licensing, and 

continuing education programs and the role and actions of the board 

members, 4404 

State of California, re its basic financial statements for the fiscal year ended 

6/30/06, 891

116 




State Audits, Bureau of—continued 

Reports re—continued 

State of California, re its basic financial statements for the fiscal year ended 

6/30/07, 4549 

State of California, re its internal control and compliance with state and 

federal laws and regulations for the fiscal year ended 6/30/06, 1497 

State of California, re its internal control and compliance with state and 

federal laws and regulations for the fiscal year ended 6/30/07, 6148 

State Treasurer’s Office, re statement of securities accountability as of 

12/31/06, 2674 

State Treasurer’s Office, re statement of securities accountability as of 

12/31/07, 7280 

Veterans Home of California at Yountville, re its adequacy of health care and 

accommodations provided for members with disabilities, 5010 

CONDITION OF FILE, REMARKS ON. See FILE, REMARKS ON CONDITION 

OF. 

CONSTITUTION REVISION COMMISSION. See BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, 

COUNCILS, TASK FORCES, ADVISORY COMMITTEES, AGENCIES. 

CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF. 

Angelides, Phil, Treasurer, 8 

Bowen, Debra, Secretary of State, 120, 1344, 3950 

Brown, Jerry, Attorney General, 8, 120, 3650 

Chiang, John: 

Board of Equalization Member (District 4), 8 

Controller, 120, 2754, 3950, 5101 

Chu, Judy, Board of Equalization Member (District 4), 8, 120, 3650, 4644 

Garamendi, John: 

Insurance Commissioner, 8 

Lieutenant Governor, 120, 141, 474, 2660, 3650, 5183, 6192 

Leonard, Bill, Board of Equalization Member (District 2), 120, 3650, 4189 

Lockyer, Bill: 

Attorney General, 8 

Treasurer, 120, 509, 1691, 3650, 5183 

McPherson, Bruce, Secretary of State, 8 

O’Connell, Jack, Superintendent of Public Instruction, 8, 120, 3650, 5101 

Parrish, Claude, Board of Equalization Member (District 3), 8 

Poizner, Steve, Insurance Commissioner, 8, 120, 3650 

Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Governor, 8, 5101 

Steel, Michelle, Board of Equalization Member (District 3), 120, 3650 

Westly, Steve, Controller, 8 

Yee, Betty, Board of Equalization Member (District 1), 120, 3650 

CONTROLLER, STATE. See CHIANG, JOHN.


COOK, PAUL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(2/8/08) 3954; (6/2/08) 5610 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 


Veterans Affairs, (Vice Chair), 155, 200 


International Trade, 2506 


State Administration (Budget-Subcommittee No. 4), 194 







Ross, Sanford, 5175 


AB 2426, 7168 

SB 658, 7164 



Calderon, Nettie A., 979 

Crites, Adam, 5215 

Forsythe, Chancelor “Chance” Paul, 822 

Gutierrez, Augustin, 822 

Landaker, Jared M., 337 


Moist, Don, 1954 

Pfister, Travis D., 337 

Retmier, Marc A., 5840 

Riddell, Wyvonna Joyce, 2380 

Underhill, Prudence “Prudie”, 2380 

Ward, Aaron J., 5167 

Yoakum, Keith, 475 




RN 0816920, 5618

118 


COOK, PAUL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 969, 3074 

AB 1884, 6222 

AB 2950, 5210 

SB 1028, 2848 

CORBETT, ELLEN, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



473, 4312 




SB 1608, 7165 




CORREA, LOU, SENATOR 

Appointed— 







COTO, JOE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/10/08) 3676 


(2/16/07) 331; (2/8/08) 3954; (4/28/08) 4860; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 5610 


(12/13/07) 3584 

Appointed— 



Banking and Finance, 193 


Insurance, (Chair), 61, 197 

Transportation, replacing Karnette (for 6/25/07) 2242 





Lieber, Sally, Speaker pro Tempore-elect, 10


COTO, JOE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 






Greenling Institute’s Leadership Academy, college students participating in, 

5914 

Mt. Pleasant High School, students and their teacher, Rick Torres, from, 5220 


AB 761, 3425 



Camejo, Peter, 7257 

Causor, Spc. Roberto, 2491 

Garcia, Lou, 2573 

Parra, Consuelo, 1631 

Pirayou, Valodia, 96 

Ramirez, Luis, 6256 

Schiro, Henry, 7028 

Sustaita, Luisa E., 95 

Upshaw, Gene, 6815 


Unanimous Consent— 

Video presentation, in honor of the life and accomplishments of 

Cesar Chavez, 740, 4371 



95, 1631, 2491, 6256, 7028 


730, 1344, 4365, 4957, 6176 

COX, DAVE, SENATOR 

� 

DAVIS, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (1/22/07) 186; (2/20/07) 345; (3/19/07) 616; (6/20/07) 2194; 

(2/4/08) 3914; (2/8/08) 3954 


(8/25/08) 6829; (8/26/08) 6858; (8/28/08) 6887 

Appointed— 



Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, 193

120 


DAVIS, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Governmental Organization, replacing Soto (for 1/9/08) 3668; filled vacancy, 

3978 

Human Services, 196 

Rules, 59, 199 

Transportation, replacing Soto (for 1/14/08) 3693, (for 1/17/08) 3742, 

(for 1/22/08) 3777 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by De La Torre (for 8/25/08) 6829 


California Cultural and Historical Endowment, replacing Bass, 6165 








Rail Transportation, (Chair), 1379 





Carr, Nathaniel B., 282 

Grant, Johnny, 3753 

Johnson, Lady Bird, former First Lady, 2573 

King, Yolanda, 1845 

Kinsey, Danie Jean, 5633 

McClinton, Pastor Otto, 7276 

McKay, Jim, 5806 

Millender-McDonald, Juanita, Congresswoman and former Assembly 

Member, 1116 

Porter, Jimmy, Sr., 3885 

Stuckey, Georgia V., 140 

Tobin, Pat, 5713 





1845, 2573, 3885, 5633, 5713, 5806, 7276 


AB 2463, 5568 


AB 455, 821


DAVIS, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Vote, Explanation of— 

AB 1972, 6466 

SB 28, 6466 

SB 187, 6466 

SB 286, 6466 

SB 413, 6466 

SB 535, 6466 

SB 731, 6466 

SB 1055, 6466 

SB 1253, 6466 

SB 1627, 6466 

DEBATE 

Additional time granted— 

AB 1427, Beall, 2013 

Announcements re— 

Debate limited, 2 minutes to open, 2 minutes for debate, and 2 minutes to close 

(Nunez), 2077 

SB 113, debate limited to 3 members in support and 3 members in opposition 

(Nunez), 529 


Remarks on Condition of the File, Benoit and Laird were granted 3 minutes to 

speak (unanimous consent), 6141 

Rulings on Debate— 

AB 1107, ruling: Assembly Member Spitzer is out of order for not limiting 

debate to the merits of the bill (Levine); response: that he was speaking on the 

merits of the bill and that he had time remaining to speak (Spitzer), 6955; 

reply: that his ruling stands and that Assembly Member Spitzer was not 

speaking to the merits of the bill. Acting Speaker Levine then recognized 

other members to speak on the measure (Levine), 6956 


AB 1107, At the request of Acting Speaker Levine, Assembly Member Spitzer 

was granted unanimous to speak a second time on the measure for the 

remaining time of the original five minutes he had available to speak on the 

measure, 6956 

DE LA TORRE, HECTOR, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(2/13/08) 3975 


(3/19/07) 616; (3/28/08) 4332; (4/10/08) 4578 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, replacing Karnette (for 2/26/07) 440; replacing Lieu 

(for 5/9/07) 1395 

Budget, 193

122 


DE LA TORRE, HECTOR, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Health, 196 

Labor and Employment, replacing Ruskin (for 3/28/07) 688 

Local Government, 197; Acting Chair (for 4/11/07) 888; replaced by Evans 

(for 8/15/08) 6519 

Public Safety, 198 

Rules, (Chair), 59, 61, 199; replaced by Lieu, 4238 

Utilities and Commerce, replacing Levine as Chair (for 4/16/07) 962; filled 

vacancy (for 9/11/07) 3230; replacing Krekorian (for 4/28/08) 4860; 

replacing Dymally (for 5/22/08) 5240; replacing Davis (for 8/25/08) 6829 


Rules, (Chair), 575 



Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), 194; replaced by Evans, 322 




Fierro, Robert, 2445 


AB 1945, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of), motion carried, 


AB 2045, 7166 



Ayala, Spc. Luis G., 163 

Marquez, Edgar, 3785 

Paniagua-Morales, Cpl. Jose, 4273 

Smith, Lloyd L., 3423 


ACA 8, resolution refused adoption, 3272 



163, 3785, 4273 


AB 1781, (Spitzer Motion to Take up Immediately), 6249 

DELEGATIONS 

Senate Delegation from— 

To inform the Assembly that the Senate is organized and ready to proceed with 

regular business (Calderon, Cogdill, Corbett, Correa, Negrete McLeod, 

Ridley-Thomas, Steinberg, Wiggins, Wyland, and Yee), 8


DE LEON, KEVIN, ASSISTANT MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER/ASSEMBLY 

MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/11/07) 137; (1/12/07) 144; (2/15/07) 318; (3/19/07) 616; (7/5/07) 2396; 

(3/28/08) 4332; (5/7/08) 5008; (5/8/08) 5023; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 

5610 


(1/18/08) 3762; (6/16/08) 5729; (8/5/08) 6196; (8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, filled vacancy (for 8/30/07) 2748; (Chair), replacing Leno, 

7451 


Business and Professions, filled vacancy (for 6/24/08) 5853, (for 6/26/08) 

5884 

Elections and Redistricting, replacing Levine (for 4/17/07) 994 


Health, 196; replaced by Caballero (for 6/17/08) 5755; replaced by Mullin 

(for 8/5/08) 6198 


Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security, replacing Soto 

(for 3/28/07) 688, (for 4/9/08) 4521 

Rules, replacing DeSaulnier (for 2/21/08) 4042 

Transportation, replacing Soto (for 4/23/07) 1098 



State Allocation Board, 306; replaced by Karnette (for 9/24/08) 7279; 

replaced by Brownley (for 10/29/08) 7448 















Assistant Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Nunez), 59

124 




Enrollment— 


AB 1674, 3269 

AB 2680, 6714 


AB 3037, 5244 

SB 381, 4721 

SB 400, 5244 

SB 425, 2546 

SB 432, 5339 

SB 509, 6086 

SB 555, 3066 

SB 691, 4447 

SB 722, 2795 

SB 797, 2916, 4371 

SB 870, 6520 

SB 1512, 6783 

SB 1536, 6777 

SB 1597, 6783 



Sacramento Experience Youth Leadership Academy for 2008 from the Police 

Activities League, 4516 


AB 2059, motion to print in Journal (on behalf of Nunez), motion carried, 6550; 

letter printed, 6551 

AB 2599, 7170 



Alvarado, Martin, 357 


Cassie, Les, 5276 

Crawford, Timothy, 357 

Escalante, Deputy Juan Abel, 6256 

Escobar, Anthony, 4227 


Hertz, William F. “Bill”, 6783 

Perez, Cynthia, 5596 

Sackman, Samuel H., 2901 

Siegel, Joel, 2492 

Tovar, Luz Montes, 5596 

Wongwisetiri, Charupha, 163







Re-refer— 



Motion to Take up Immediately— 

AB 1781, urgency clause refused adoption, Conference Committee Report 

refused adoption, motion to take up motion to reconsider immediately, 

reconsideration granted, 6563 



6753 


SB 509, motion to rescind action whereby bill was re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6764; motion carried, 6768 





SB 1301, whereby Floor amendments adopted to the bill, 7133 




SB 1446, whereby urgency clause adopted, bill passed, and ordered transmitted 

to the Senate, 6714 



SB 1, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day, 2967 



163, 2492, 5276, 5596, 6256, 6783 


AB 734, 6880 

AB 1057, 6880 

AB 1701, 6880 

AB 1829, 6880 

AB 1916, 6880 

AB 2824, 6880 

SB 200, 5795 

SB 201, 5795 

SB 1060, 5795 

SB 1190, 5795 

SB 1200, 5795

126 






SB 1224, 5795 

SB 1361, 5795 

SB 1362, 5795 

SB 1388, 5795 

SB 1500, 5795 

SB 1550, 5795 

SB 1598, 5795 

SB 1670, 5795 

SB 1762, 5795 


SB 65, motion, motion carried, 3111 


AB 900, 1185 


SB 1056, 6764 

SB 1193, 6764 

SB 1406, 6764 

SB 1437, 6764 

SB 1446, 6764 

SB 1604, 6764 

SB 1627, 6764 




3160 



unanimous consent, objection to (Benoit), motion, motion carried, 7068 

Governmental Organization (4/26/07) ABs 1289 and 346, request unanimous 

consent, objection to (Blakeslee), motion, 1177, motion carried, 1178 

Housing and Community Development (8/21/08) AB 1366, request 

unanimous consent, objection to (Benoit), motion, motion carried, 6778 



bill from committee to be placed on Second Reading, unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 4502 

Bills from committee with a “Do Pass as Amended”, request to suspend the 

Rules to permit bills to be taken up without reference to file for the 

purpose of adopting committee amendments and returning the bills to 

Second Reading, unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion, 6880; 

motion carried, 6881








(Benoit), motion, motion carried, 7088 

SB 1407, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up as 

amended without reference to file for purpose of consideration, 


7008 

SB 1762, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up 

without reference to file for purpose of consideration, unanimous consent 

withheld (Benoit), motion, motion carried, 7088 


SB 981, 6882 

SCA 30, 7276 

DENHAM, JEFF, SENATOR 

DE SAULNIER, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(8/31/07) 2806; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/8/08) 3954; (5/6/08) 

4994; (5/23/08) 5288; (8/26/08) 6858 


(3/6/08) 4183; (3/28/08) 4332; (9/8/08) 7187 

Appointed— 



Elections and Redistricting, replacing Leno (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Health, replacing Dymally (for 1/17/08) 3742 

Human Services, 196 

Labor and Employment, 197 

Local Government, replacing Soto (for 1/16/08) 3723, (for 4/2/08) 4367, 

(for 4/16/08) 4610, (for 4/23/08) 4769, (for 5/28/08) 5335, (for 5/29/08) 

5423, (for 6/4/08) 5617, (for 6/18/08) 5730, (for 6/25/08) 5822, 

(for 7/16/08) 6031, (for 8/5/08) 6166, (for 8/15/08) 6473, (for 8/19/08) 

6570, (for 8/20/08) 6679, (for 8/29/08) 6951, (for 8/31/08) 7103 

Public Safety, replacing Portantino (for 6/26/08) 5884 

Rules, 59, 199; replaced by De Leon (for 2/21/08) 4042; removed, 4484 

Transportation, 199; (Chair), replacing Nava, 4483 


California Transportation Commission, replacing Nava, 4884 



Domestic Violence, 2621

128 


DE SAULNIER, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Select Committees—continued 

Growth Management, (Chair), 348 





Burke, Virginia, 1484 



Ahearn, Maj. James Michael “Jimmy”, 2491 

Aragon, Sgt. John D., 5806 

Bedecarre, Jill Ann Logan, 2339 

Burton, Matt, 2637 

Cardinet, George, 227 

Chapman, Casey Alan, 4752 

Chavez, Michael, 2637 

Chenoweth, Rosalind Isabelle, 1328 

Clarke, Henry LeRoy, 140 

Dodge, Jeffrey R. , 2253 

Farley, John, 1631 

Farrell, Alexander, 4845 

Granzella, Richard, 4382 

Guzman, Pfc. Gabriel, 4383 

Hooy, William John, 7201 

Leykam, John, 2637 

Longshore, William Allen, Jr., 4845 

Magnani, Master Sgt. Patrick Daniel, 3112 

Nelson-Reyes, Eve Marie, 2983 

Ovick, Elin B., 6021 

Saunders, Harriet Louise, 4940 

Schroder, Carole, 7201 

Starzyk, Sgt. Paul, 7201 

Teller, John W. (Jack), 1441 

Torlakson, Cay, 5902 

Torres, Catalina, 7201 

Vasarhely, Benjamin Avery, 5277 

Zandonella, Fosca, 2637 

Zandonella, John A., 6021 


SB 981, bill refused passage, 2725; reconsideration granted, 2895 



2491, 3112, 4383, 5806, 5902


DE SAULNIER, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



3177 


4365 


AB 1073, 3326 

AB 1559, 3255 

AB 3072, 6773 

SB 1180, 6366 

DE VORE, CHUCK, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/28/08) 3827 


(1/12/07) 144; (4/26/07) 1175; (7/5/07) 2396; (8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 

3584; (1/10/08) 3676; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/8/08) 3954; (2/21/08) 4040; 

(5/13/08) 5099; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 5610 

Adjournment— 


8/31/08, motion made, motion lost, 7156 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Revenue and Taxation, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 











Daily, 2nd Lt. Mark J., 217 

Ferguson, Gil, former Assembly Member, 1366 

Metherell, Mark Barry, 4752 

Pryor, Kevin Patrick, 5840 

Ryan, Marilyn, former Assembly Member, 5951 


8/7/08, What impact does the Governor’s decision to not sign any bills the 

Legislature sends to him until a Budget is passed have on the proceedings of 

the House?, reply: that the Governor’s actions will have no impact on the 

proceedings of the Assembly (Saldana), 6231

130 


DE VORE, CHUCK, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Parliamentary Inquiry—continued 

8/7/08, If the orders of the day are demanded, how did the House get to the 

Consent Calendar without taking up File Item 67?, reply: that there was not 

an objection when a request was made to move to the Consent Calendar 


Point of Personal Privilege, 1829; ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken 

(Richardson), 1829 



217, 1366, 4752, 5840, 5951 


279, 2711, 6956, 7198 


1606, 4110 


AB 169, 1472 

AB 2291, 5158 

AB 3005, 5190 

ACR 87, 5197 

SB 472, 2918 

DONATIONS RECEIVED (See main heading ASSEMBLY, DONATIONS 

RECEIVED) 

DUCHENY, DENISE MORENO, SENATOR 

Appointed— 

Conference Committees— 

AB 1781, 5714 

SB 77, 1690 




Legislative Audit, 558 

Legislative Budget, (Chair), 277, 501 

DUTTON, ROBERT D., SENATOR 

Appointed— 


AB 1781, 5714 




Rules, 155 

DUVALL, MICHAEL D., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/22/07) 637; (5/23/08) 5288


DUVALL, MICHAEL D., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(2/26/07) 439; (1/22/08) 3777 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Business and Professions, replacing Emmerson (for 5/8/07) 1379, 

(for 8/5/08) 6166; replacing Horton (for 1/15/08) 3679 

Human Services, replacing Spitzer (for 4/10/07) 845, (for 4/29/08) 4884 


Judiciary, replacing Adams (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Transportation, (Vice Chair), 155, 199 




Census, 2692 



Education Finance (Budget-Subcommittee No. 2), 194 

Birthday, recognition of, 2153, 5708 





Anderson, Steve, 3810 

Bridenbecker, Brad, 2225 

Buckley, William F., 4142 

Coddington, Boyd, 4191 

Delia, Kathryn, 5713 

Estremo, Arielle, 5215 

Heston, Charlton, 4506 


Kim, Medic Shinwoo, 2491 

Sorenson, John, 2379 

Stinson, Pvt. Shane, 2491 




2225, 2379, 2491, 3703, 3810, 4142, 4191, 4506, 5215 


2785, 3867, 6834, 6870 


108, 4003 


AB 176, 3398

132 


DUVALL, MICHAEL D., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 182, 1788 

AB 191, 3182 

AB 192, 3184 

AB 193, 3185 

AB 194, 3187 

AB 195, 3188 

AB 263, 3352 

AB 449, 3303 

AB 490, 2698 

AB 553, 1869 

AB 574, 3305 

AB 754, 3259 

AB 959, 3131 

AB 1103, 1311 

AB 1167, 3155 

AB 1331, 3328 

AB 1484, 3216 

AB 1654, 7238 

AB 1696, 2080 

AB 1702, 2954 

AB 1710, 3082 

AB 1769, 4740 

AB 2232, 5044 

AB 2565, 5494 

AB 2822, 5500 

AB 3005, 5190 

SB 134, 2835 

SB 152, 2843 

SB 241, 3086 

SB 565, 2845 

SB 730, 3167 

SB 851, 3238 

SB 898, 3243 

SB 990, 2961 

SB 1197, 6736 

SB 1236, 5831 

SB 1419, 5901 

DYMALLY, MERVYN M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/11/07) 2111; (1/23/08) 3792; (2/15/08) 4003; (8/15/08) 6519 


(5/10/07) 1409; (1/17/08) 3741; (1/31/08) 3906; (3/5/08) 4166; (4/21/08) 

4715; (4/23/08) 4796; (5/15/08) 5123; (5/22/08) 5239


DYMALLY, MERVYN M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 



Budget, 193; replaced by Krekorian, 3743 

Health, (Chair), 61, 196; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 1/17/08) 3742 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by Solorio (for 4/23/07) 1099; 

replaced by De La Torre (for 5/22/08) 5240 


Health Care Quality Improvement and Cost Containment Commission, 323 

State Public Works Board, 7447 















Cannon, Lynda, 287 

Olsen, Ken, 287 


ACR 69, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of), motion carried, 7176; 




Allen, Tina, 7257 

Cooley, Darnell, 140 

Croft, Martha “Mike”, 337 

Dollarhide, Douglas, 6139 


Harmon, Erica Elizabeth, 4112 

Hawkins, Elsie J., 2380 

Howard, Trubie C., 1540 

Kim, James, 384 

Lantos, Tom, Congressman, 3967 

LeDue, Rachel Plosser, 3423 


Member, 1116 

Miller, Carrie D., 1366

134 


DYMALLY, MERVYN M., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Olsen, Patrick H., 281 

Orduna, Vela, 2637 

Ralph, Bishop Leon, former Assembly Member, 281 

Ravitz, Justin Charles, 3636 

Reynoso, Jeannene H., 2491 

Rodriguez, Edith Isabel, 2380 

Smith, Lillie, 297 

Tubbs Jones, Stephanie, Congresswoman, 7093 



6/6/07, Members are reading without permission of the body, ruling: that 

members are allowed to refer to their notes, but need permission from the 

body to read all papers (Richardson), 1968 




Assembly Rule 42(c)— 

ACR 69, motion (Torrico, on behalf of), motion carried, 7176 


140, 281, 297, 384, 1540, 2380, 2491, 2637, 4112, 6139, 6815, 7093, 7257 


AB 66, 5801 


2071, 2637 


5999 

Silence, Moment of— 


King, Dr. Martin Luther, on the 40th anniversary of his “I’ve Been to the 

Mountain Top” speech in Memphis, Tennessee, 4455 

Video presentation, in honor of the career and in recognition of his 80th birthday of 

Assembly Member Dymally, 6871 


AB 1008, 1520 

ELECTION RESULTS 



Furutani, Warren, Assembly Member-elect, District 55, 3943 

2007–2008 Regular Session, Members of the Assembly, 5–6 

Special General— 

39th Assembly District, Semi Official Canvas, 5/25/07, 1648 

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ELECTION RESULTS—Continued 

Special General—continued 

55th Assembly District, Semi Official Canvas, 2/5/08, 3942 

EMMERSON, BILL, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(5/8/07) 1378 

Illness in family— 

(3/15/07) 597 


(3/19/07) 616; (3/29/07) 732; (12/13/07) 3584; (3/6/08) 4183; (3/28/08) 

4332 


(7/16/07) 2504; (2/8/08) 3954; (5/23/08) 5288 

Appointed— 



Budget, 4667 

Business and Professions, (Vice Chair), 154, 194; replaced by Duvall 

(for 5/8/07) 1379, (for 8/5/08) 6166 

Health, 196; replaced by Fuller (for 6/10/08) 5669 

Rules, replacing Blakeslee (for 1/18/07) 174; replacing Benoit (for 7/5/07) 

2403 


Search and Rescue Memorial Review Committee, 3602 






Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), replacing Benoit, 

4667 


Assistant Republican Leader (appointed by Villines), 93 






San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors members: Brad Mitzelfelt, 

Paul Biane, Dennis Hansberger, and Josie Gonzales, 403 


Assembly Member John Longville, 5093 

University of Redlands, students from, 1548

136 


EMMERSON, BILL, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Bangasser, Dr. Ron, 1327 

Flournoy, Houston, former Assembly Member and State Controller, 3753 

France, William C., 2054 

Guge, Tyler, 6189 

Horrell, Carol, 2794 

Larson, Swen, 1327 


Lewis, Kim, 5063 

Libutti, Nick, 2492 


McDaniel, Mary Louise, 6189 

Nelson, Bernard Elmer, 822 

Owens, Carolyn V., 822 

Previti, John Paul, 2225 

Rawlings, Gary, 6715 

Werber, Frank, 3045 

Wright, Margaret F., 4273 

Per Diem— 




1327, 2054, 2225, 2794, 3045, 3753, 4273, 4752, 5063, 6189 


AB 280, 1429 

AB 704, 1559 

AB 887, 1566 

AB 1177, 1996 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 1945, 5363 

AB 2825, 5585 

AB 2950, 5210 

AJR 54, 5630 

SB 219, 3236 

SB 489, 6642 

SB 729, 2970 

SB 886, 2853 

SB 1028, 2848 

SB 1036, 3205 

ENG, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (3/22/07) 637; (2/4/08) 3914; (2/27/08) 4122; (6/2/08) 5610


ENG, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(1/18/08) 3762; (11/25/08) 7442 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, replacing Furutani (for 5/22/08) 5240 

Business and Professions, (Chair), 61, 194 


Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials, 195 

Local Government, replacing Lieber (for 1/16/08) 3711 


Transportation, replacing Karnette (for 6/16/08) 5729 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, replacing Calderon (for 4/15/08) 4649 




Biotechnology, 2623 

Census, 2692 

Hate Crimes, (Chair), 348 




Monterey Highlands Elementary School, students from, 1548 


AB 843, 2979 

AB 2637, 7171 



Carney, Michael, 3785 

Carter, Charles, 5596 

Coleman, Capt. Jack, 227 

Heitman, Verne, 4845 

Hernandez, Jose Macarena, 6139 

Maldonado, Aida Grajeda, 6752 

Mosley, Harvey T., 6256 

Murphy, Eugene, 2226 

Rabins, Phyllis, 2436 

Zant, James Anthony, 6188 

Per Diem— 

Letter to waive per diem until the budget is enacted, 7194 



2226, 3785, 4845, 5596, 6139, 6188, 6752 


AB 1954, 6685

138 


ENG, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 2606, 4923 

SB 98, 3240 

ENROLLMENT 


AB 227, Bass, 2370 

AB 509, Bass, 3270 

AB 982, Torrico, 6936 

AB 1394, Torrico, 6447 

AB 1568, Bass, 2370 

AB 1674, De Leon, 3269 

AB 1974, Torrico, 5923 

AB 2034, Torrico, 6177 

AB 2191, Torrico, 5923 

AB 2680, De Leon, 6714 

AB 2992, Torrico, 6038 

AB 3053, Torrico, 6038 

AB 3076,Torrico, 5999 


Bills held in Enrollment, request unanimous consent that all Assembly Bills 

passed during the remainder of the 2007–08 Regular Session be held in 

enrollment and not delivered to the Governor, unless otherwise ordered by 

the Speaker or a majority of the members (Torrico), unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), 6379; motion (Torrico), motion carried, 6380 

EQUALIZATION, STATE BOARD OF 

Chu, Judy, Member (District 4) 

Leonard, Bill, Member (District 2) 

Steel, Michelle, Member (District 3) 

Yee, Betty, Member (District 1) 

ESCORT COMMITTEES 

Bachelet Jeria, Her Excellency Michelle, President of the Republic of Chile, 5709 

Bass, Karen, Speaker-elect, and Yvette Lechuga (step-daughter), escorted by former 

Speakers Hon. Willie L. Brown, Hon. Cruz Bustamante, 

Hon. Antonio Villaraigosa, and Hon. Herb J. Wesson, Jr., 5103 

Calderon Hinojosa, His Excellency Felipe, President of the United States of Mexico, 

to the Joint Convention, 3985 

Fuentes, Felipe, Assembly Member-elect, and Lena (wife), and Iliana (daughter), 

1649 


George, Hon. Ronald M., Chief Justice of California, to the Joint Convention, 473, 

4312 


Nunez, Fabian, Speaker-elect, and Maria (wife), and Esteban, Teresa, and Carlos 

(children), 8


ESCORT COMMITTEES—Continued 




EVANS, NOREEN, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/9/07) 119; (2/28/07) 488; (6/19/08) 5793 


(5/7/07) 1341 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/5/07) 264; (2/9/07) 273; (3/19/07) 616; (6/14/07) 2149; 

(2/4/08) 3914; (3/28/08) 4332; (6/2/08) 5610; (8/26/08) 6858 


(2/26/07) 439; (4/30/07) 1212; (1/10/08) 3676; (1/16/08) 3722 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, replacing Parra (for 4/11/07) 887 

Appropriations, filled vacancy (for 5/16/07) 1497 

Budget, 322 



Housing and Community Development, filled vacancy (for 4/16/08) 4610 

Insurance, 197; replaced by Carter, 321 

Judiciary, 197 

Local Government, replacing Caballero (for 4/11/07) 888; replacing Soto 

(for 1/16/08) 3690, (for 4/9/08) 4547; replacing De La Torre (for 8/15/08) 

6519 




Fuentes, Felipe, Assembly Member-elect, and Lena (wife), and Iliana 

(daughter), 1649 



Mobilehomes, 4168 


Wine, (Chair), 351 


Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), replacing De La Torre, 322; 

temporary Chair (for 3/28/07) 688 


Caucus Chair (appointed by Nunez), 59 

File, Remarks on Condition of, 6394, 7181

140 


EVANS, NOREEN, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY 




Aldrigde, Alexandria, 300 

Arts and Ethics Academy School in Santa Rosa, visitors from, accompanied by 

Dyane Foster, 4854 

Briones, Gustavo, 300 

Cherry, Amber, 300 

Kuchner, Maggie, 300 

Mafort, Katlynn, 300 

McBerry, Jazzmene, 300 

Pamatz, Andrea, 300 

Parker, Oscar, 300 

Redwood Middle School, 7th and 8th grade students from, 5220 

Springtowne Lady Wildcats Wrestling Team of Vallejo, 2007 California Girls 

Middle School State Wrestling Champions, 2728 



Akers, Ronald, 2119 

Beal, Bob, 218 

Blanchard, Bob, 5840 

Bower, Homer Thomas “Tom”, 3217 

Burkart, Shirley, 2119 

Butler, Paul David, 2339 

Chesterman, Helen, 531 

Cole, Pfc. Jennifer, 6387 

Connolly, Ryan James, Paratrooper, 5903 

Cox, Frances Rose, 2492 

Davies, Jamie Louise Peterman, 4112 

Ewing, Allen, 2638 

Fistor, William W., 2573 

Friedman, Benny, 6090 


Gao-Ay, Solomon, 2119 

Garcia, Matthew T., Councilman of Fairfield, 7188 

Gathercole, Spc. Christopher, 5596 

Gillick, Cynthia, 2573 

Goldman, Robert J.H., 2573 

Halstead, Asa D. “Ace”, 2119 

Hartman, Jeffrey, 2573 

Hirsch, Genevieve, 2380 

Hudgins, Anne, 6450 

Huntington, Gregory, 2157 

Jenks, Livingston “Tony”, Jr., 2226 

Kersch, Jeanette, 2573


EVANS, NOREEN, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY 




Laskowski, Debra, 2380 

Madsen, Nels Carl, 1954 

Mobley, Oren, 298 


Neunuebel, Scott D., 3217 

Orchard, Janet, 218 

Orr, Col. Robert C., 2226 

Osborn, Josephine, 2339 

Ottensmeyer, Gladys, 2157 

Peck, Margaret Crowell, 3217 

Peretto, Sgt. Rudolph A. “Rudy”, retired, 6450 

Rattigan, Joseph A., Justice and former State Senator, 1477 

Scott, Arthur W., 337 

Sichel, Rose, 227 

Smith, Vann A., 6815 

Sullivan, Janyss, 2157 

Tawney, Gordon, 1441 

Turnick, Michael, 605 

Tyson, Moses, Jr., Superintendent, 3112 

Veal, Clayton Joseph, 2119 

Waaland, Marco, 1328 

Wagenknecht, John, 3811 

Wiggins, Alberta Jane, 258 

Williams, Jesse, 822 

Williams, Robert, 2226 

Wootton, Richens Lacy, 3786 



1477, 5215, 5596, 5840 


AB 1673, 3393 

SB 976, 3247 

EXPENDITURES, ASSEMBLY, STATEMENTS OF 

12/1/05–11/30/06 (De La Torre), 3561–3576 

12/1/06–11/30/07 (Lieu), 7483–7497 

EXPUNGE RECORD. See RESCIND ACTION AND EXPUNGE RECORD. 

FEUER, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(4/30/07) 1212 

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142 


FEUER, MIKE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(2/28/07) 488; (3/19/07) 616; (5/30/07) 1694; (7/5/07) 2396; (1/10/08) 3676; 

(4/9/08) 4546; (5/23/08) 5288 


(6/19/07) 2178 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, filled vacancy (for 5/31/07) 1696 

Budget, 193 


Judiciary, 197; replaced by Berg (for 6/19/07) 2179 

Natural Resources, replacing Wolk (for 6/16/08) 5730 












Information Technology/Transportation (Budget-Subcommittee No. 5), 

(Chair), 61, 194 






Pacific Hills School of West Hollywood, guests from, 1548, 5175 


AB 2321, 7167 



Baker, Hildreth, 2339 

Eggan, Ferd, 2573 

Englander, Sylvia, 2380 

Fotie, William, 164 

Gilbert, Peggy, 531 

Gold, Donna Lynn, 6387 

Goldwasser, Sgt. First Class Ehud, 6256 


Greuel, Golda Alice, 2572





Hertz, William F. “Bill”, 6783 

Lutz, Joey, 6189 

Magdziarz, Dolores, 6783 

Niedorf, Saul, M.D., 4382 

Regev, Staff Sgt. Eldad, 6256 

Shapell, Nathan, 605 

Shprung, Benjamin, 4383 

Sprenger, Larry, 1631 

Weltman, Steve, 282 




8/18/08, Assembly Member Spitzer is not raising a parliamentary inquiry. He is 

using this as an opportunity to debate an issue that is not debatable on the 

Assembly Floor, ruling: point of order well-taken. Pursuant to Mason’s 

Manual of Legislative Procedure, a parliamentary inquiry is a procedural tool 

to ask a question of the presiding officer concerning a question before the 

body. A parliamentary inquiry is not an opportunity for an Assembly 

Member to make a statement (Lieber), 6580 

8/29/08, Assembly Member Spitzer is rising for a parliamentary inquiry for the 

purpose of debating the merits of an issue. The use of a parliamentary inquiry 

for this purpose is out of order under the Assembly Rules, ruling: point of 

order is well-taken (Lieber), 7027 


purpose of debating the merits of an issue. The use of a parliamentary inquiry 

for this purpose is out of order under the Assembly Rules, ruling: The 

measure AB 24 by Assembly Member Houston would have to be discussed 

in Third Extraordinary Session. The point of order is well-taken (Lieber), 

7028 




2380, 6256 


1671 


AB 2219, 5246 

AB 2427, 6688 

FILE, REMARKS ON CONDITION OF 

Adams, 941, 6510 

Anderson, 6466 

Bass, 6263 

Beall, 6510

144 


FILE, REMARKS ON CONDITION OF—Continued 

Benoit, 6141, 6394 

Berg, 6510 


Cook, 7181 

DeVore, 6466 

Dymally, 7181 

Emmerson, 6394 

Evans, 6394, 7181 


Gaines, 6510 

Houston, 7045, 7181 

Huffman, 6394 

Jeffries, 6394 

Keene, 6263 

Krekorian, 6466 

Laird, 6141, 6263, 7181 

Maze, 7045 

Nava, 6510 

Niello, 6510 

Nunez, 980 

Solorio, 385, 823 

Spitzer, 385, 751, 823, 980 

Swanson, 6394 

Villines, 980, 6263 

Walters, 6466 

FLOREZ, DEAN, SENATOR 

Absence— 



FUENTES, FELIPE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Appointed— 



Elections and Redistricting, replacing Levine (for 4/8/08) 4490 


Labor and Employment, filled vacancy, 2113 

Natural Resources, filled vacancy, 2113 

Rules, 2112 

Utilities and Commerce, filled vacancy, 3978 






Census, (Chair), 2692


FUENTES, FELIPE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Elected— 

Member of Assembly, District 39— 

Certificate of Election, 1649 




Richard Alarcon young Senators program, participants in (Fuentes), 5958 


AB 214, 7163 

AB 2369, 7162 



Aguilar, Antonio, 2226 

Gonzalez-Iraheta, Sgt. Felix G., 2095 

Hart, Sgt. David J., 3810 

Smith, Philip “Flip”, 6021 

Wu, William D. Y., 3703 

Prayers offered, 3127, 4087, 6829 


Oath of Office and Swearing In Ceremony, 5/25/07 (Nunez), 1650 



3810 


RN 0725741, 2726 


AB 1559, 3255 

AB 2705, 5139 

SB 1499, 6661 


SB 622, 3201 

FULLER, JEAN, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(8/22/07) 2664; (8/23/07) 2680 

Illness— 

(3/7/07) 536; (4/14/08) 4609; (4/17/08) 4690 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/16/07) 331; (3/19/07) 616; (6/14/07) 2149; (2/8/08) 3954; 

(6/2/08) 5610 




146 


FULLER, JEAN, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed 



Budget, 193 

Health, replacing Emmerson (for 6/10/08) 5669 

Labor and Employment, replacing Strickland (for 6/13/07) 2126 

Natural Resources, (Vice Chair), 155, 198; replaced by La Malfa 

(for 4/14/08) 4610, (for 4/17/08) 4691 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, replacing Maze (for 4/1/08) 4367 


State Allocation Board, appointed (for 1/10/07) 106, (for 1/24/07) 209; 




















Williams, Sharon, 5656 



5656 

Assembly Rule 69(a)— 

SB 883, 3261 


7132 


1344 


AB 973, 3745 


AB 701, 1517 

AB 860, 1618


FULLER, JEAN, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 1033, 1421 

AB 1289, 1885 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 2133, 4971 

SB 520, 3165 

SB 729, 2970 

SB 1236, 5831 

SB 1629, 6636 

FURUTANI, WARREN T., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(5/23/08) 5288 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, filled vacancy, 3977; replaced by Eng (for 5/22/08) 5240 

Business and Professions, filled vacancy (for 4/9/08) 4490 

Higher Education, replacing Ruskin (for 6/10/08) 5669 

Human Services, filled vacancy, 3977 


(for 3/25/08) 4262, (for 4/23/08) 4797, (for 6/23/08) 5821 

Transportation, replacing Soto, 3977 


Water, Parks and Wildlife, replacing Nava, 3976 


Career Technical Education and Workforce Development, (Chair), 4117 


Elected— 

Member of Assembly, District 55— 

Certificate of Election, 3943 







Richardson, Lawrence John, 5167 

Rivera, Carlos, 4506 

Schaefer, James M., 4383 

Soriano-Hewitt, Ester, 4633 

Todd, John Sanford, 7188 

Ujiiye, Miyoko, 6552 


Oath of Office and Swearing In Ceremony, 2/7/08 (Nunez), 3944

148 


FURUTANI, WARREN T., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Point of Information— 

8/28/08, I request of the Speaker and Body that we start Floor session at the 

scheduled time, reply: that the comments are well-taken (Lieber), 6887 



SB 658, urgency clause refused adoption, motion to take up motion to 

reconsider immediately, reconsideration granted, 6088 



4506, 4633, 5167 

GAINES, TED, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/16/07) 161; (5/9/07) 1394; (6/25/07) 2241 


Bone marrow registry drive, 4/26/07 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1190 

Appointed— 


Banking and Finance, (Vice Chair), 154, 193 

Business and Professions, replacing Maze (for 4/1/08) 4366 

Health, 196 










Silva, E.J., 2643 

Silva, Jeromy, 2643 

Silva, Nicholas, 2643 

Vasquez, Adrian, 2643 


AB 2859, 7173 



Bakken, Ronald A., 3754 

Besana, Sylvia, 6138 


Chilton, Barbara, 1685 

Elledge, Staff Sgt. Michael Duane, 4507 

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GAINES, TED, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Hill, John E., 217 


Kott, Trevor, 1685 

Krause, Sarah Capps, 1478 

Lafferty, Kelly, 1630 

Murray, Eleanor, 1631 

Parker, Courtney, 2380 

Santucci, Bill, 5063 

Thomas, Kristofer D.S., 549 

Vaillancourt, David, 979 

Vanden Heuvel, Jim, 4273 



Per Diem— 

Letter to decline the increase in per diem, 3453, 7436 




217, 1630, 2380, 4273, 4507, 5063, 6138 


4142, 5586, 6253, 6623, 6952, 7052 


670 


AB 66, 1897 

AB 126, 2927 

AB 182, 1788 

AB 241, 1523 

AB 280, 1429 

AB 319, 1912 

AB 415, 1796 

AB 524, 1467 

AB 701, 1517 

AB 800, 2074 

AB 860, 1618 

AB 1331, 1826 

AB 1526, 7236 

AB 1614, 2951 

AB 1662, 2021 

AB 2160, 4834 

AB 2189, 4742 

AB 2300, 6698 

AB 2597, 4625

150 


GAINES, TED, WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AJR 16, 1967 

SB 97, 2652 

SB 534, 3194 

SB 686, 2839 

SB 898, 3243 


ACR 21, 7105 

GALGIANI, CATHLEEN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/15/07) 1488; (1/22/08) 3777; (1/23/08) 3792; (3/12/08) 4223 


(1/12/07) 144; (1/23/07) 191; (2/15/07) 318; (3/8/07) 543; (3/26/07) 663; 

(8/23/07) 2680; (8/31/07) 2806; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/4/08) 3914; (2/12/08) 

3965; (5/20/08) 5224; (6/30/08) 5919; (7/2/08) 5980 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, 192; Acting Chair (for 4/11/07) 887 

Business and Professions, replacing Price (for 8/5/08) 6197 


Labor and Employment, 197; removed, 1380 

Local Government, replacing Soto (for 4/30/08) 4901 

Transportation, 199 




Development of a 10th University of California, Merced Campus, (Chair), 60 

Future of Farming in California, (Chair), 60 




Los Banos High School Advanced Placement American Government class, 

students and their teacher from, 4516 

Truman Club of San Joaquin County, members of: Al Davidson, 

Marcia Davidson, Ursula Meyer, Duane Isetti, Geri Berkman, Hal Berkman, 

Ann Baird, Tasha Stadner, David Stadner, Ed Altmaas, Paula Altmaas, 

Anne Baird, and John Garamendi, Jr. (Galgiani), 2162 

Wooten, Ellie, Mayor of Merced, 3706 



Bennett, Howard, 5089 

Bland, Clyde, 564 

Bowling, Jess, 1328 

Darrah, Joan, 2795


GALGIANI, CATHLEEN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Fargo, Frank David, 941 



Gasper, Sgt. Frank Joseph, 5633 

King, Pvt. Janelle F., 6752 

Lo, Pheng, 3636 

Lopez, Stella, 2723 

Padmore, Patty, 2900 

Rishwain, Eddie, 4004 

Rolleri, Mary Jane Rishwain, 5215 

Sealy, Richard A., Jr., 7188 

Stallworth, Bishop Lewis D., Sr., 4752 

Suritt, Frank, 1441 

Tessaro, Jerry Day, 217 



217, 508, 564, 2900, 3636, 4004, 5089, 5633, 6752 


AB 118, 3343 

AB 408, 1801 

AB 422, 2005 

AB 438, 1674 

AB 952, 7085 

AB 1100, 1942 

AB 1328, 3403 

AB 1452, 2013 

AB 1521, 2050 

AB 2065, 4972 

AB 2447, 7081 

AB 2505, 5525 

AJR 39, 6547 

SB 613, 2767 

SB 840, 7029 

SB 992, 3208 

GARAMENDI, JOHN., LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Also see main heading– 






1/9/07, 120 

1/8/08, 3650

152 


GARCIA, BONNIE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(2/19/08) 4013; (2/20/08) 4026; (2/21/08) 4040 

Funeral— 

(3/27/07) 686 


(2/26/07) 439; (7/5/07) 2396; (2/14/08) 3994 

Appointed— 



Housing and Community Development, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 


Revenue and Taxation, replacing Plescia (for 3/24/08) 4263 

Utilities and Commerce, replacing Tran (for 8/31/08) 7104 















Motter, Jacqueline, 5093 

Ramos, Police Chief Brad, Indio Police Department, 3822 

Rubin, Linda, 5093 

“Women in Politics”, participants in, 5914 




Davis, Lt. Comdr. Kevin, 1116 

Dickey, Officer Robert Franklin, 2156 

Ford, President Gerald R., 95 

McGlashan, Elizabeth Cortes, 4112 

McMillan, Catherine, 6089 

Patencio, Ray Leonard, 297 

Rios, Irene, 6715 

Sandoval, Sgt. Frank, 2380 

Santana, Jose, 385 

Starr, Carole, 6188


GARCIA, BONNIE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Sun, Pfc. Ming, 163 

Ulicky, Michael, 647 

Villegas, Deputy Manuel, 646 

Watson, Joseph, 2491 


Granted unanimous consent to use visual aids on the Floor, 1071, 3146, 

5447, 5582 




163, 297, 646, 1116, 2156, 2380, 2491, 4112, 6089, 6188, 6715 


3180, 6562, 6867 


3696, 6830 


AB 447, 2372 

AB 1282, 1528 

AB 1496, 7155 

AB 1884, 6222 

AB 2950, 5210 

AB 2988, 5265 

SB 1028, 2848 

SB 1380, 6741 

SB 1732, 5804 

GARRICK, MARTIN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/1/07) 251; (2/4/08) 3914; (6/2/08) 5610 


(1/31/07) 246; (2/22/07) 381; (3/13/07) 572 


(7/5/07) 2396 


(1/18/08) 3762; (3/24/08) 4261; (4/15/08) 4648; (5/15/08) 5123; (5/19/08) 

5181 

Appointed— 


Education, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 


Judiciary, replacing Tran (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Revenue and Taxation, replacing Spitzer (for 6/18/07) 2170; replacing Plescia 

(for 5/12/08) 5081

154 


GARRICK, MARTIN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Transportation, 199; replaced by Silva (for 3/24/08) 4262 


State Allocation Board, appointed (for 8/22/07) 2650 



Horizon Prep of Rancho Santa Fe, students from, 4644 

Yeager, Ken, Santa Clara County Supervisor, 772 



Armstrong, Anne, 6188 

Booth, Franklin Otis, Jr., 5807 



Klein, Marjorie, 3967 

Martin, Dr. David, 4940 

McNulty, Dr. James, 1654 

Orr, Jack, 2157 

Previti, John Paul, 2225 

Schirra, Walter M. “Wally”, Jr., 1366 

Per diem— 


Prayers offered, 1771, 2419 



1366, 3967, 6188 


6411, 6562 


1662 


AB 530, 1876 

AB 836, 1308 

AB 921, 1812 

AB 2019, 4621 

AB 2706, 5497 

SB 348, 6074 

SB 565, 2845 

SB 669, 2859 

SB 839, 3092 

GOVERNOR. See SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD.


GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY 

Ceremonies in Honor of— 

Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Awards Ceremony: (2007) special guests in 

observance of: John Chiang, Controller, Betty Yee, Board of Equalization 

Member and Chair, Judy Chu, Board of Equalization Member, 

Senator Leland Yee, Dr. Annol Mahal, Sgt. Lai Lai Bui, Alice Bulos, 

Kal Penn, Phillip Shin, Hideo Johnny Yamada, Alexis Wong, and Tom Fat, 

accepting on his behalf were his children Monica and Ken (Ma, Torrico, 

Nunez, and Nakanishi), (resolutions presented), 1455; (2008) special guests 

in observance of: Betty Yee, Board of Equalization Member and Chair, 

George Kee Cheung, Dr. Parampal Gill, Pervaiz Lodhie, Lillian Nakano, 

June V. Pouesi, and Joey Quinto, Assembly Members Horton and Nakanishi 

were extended a special thanks for their work and contributions to the Asian 

Pacific Islander Joint Legislative Caucus (Ma, Lieu, and Nakanishi), 

(resolutions presented), 5084 


accompanied by Hon. Paul E. Simons, U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of 

Chile; His Excellency Alejandro Foxley, Chilean Foreign Minister; His 

Excellency Mariano Fernandez, Ambassador of Chile to the U.S.; and 

members of the Chilean Parliament; address by President Bachelet (Nunez), 

5709 

Holocaust Memorial Ceremony: (2007) special guests in observance of: 

Aaron Abraham, Ilse Alexander, Jacob Atlas, Aysa Bass, Ruth Birndorf, 

Eva Bluestein, Fred Breder, Linda Breder, Eva Brettler, Eva Brown, 

Betty Charfauros, Hillel Cohn, Mina Colton, Max Drimmer, Ellen Fletcher, 

Mary Frankel, Hershel Frankiel, Joe Freeman, Helen Freeman, Si Frumkin, 

Elaine Geller, Eleanor Groszmann, Touba Grynbaum, Ephraim Hadjis, 

George Heller, Manny Hirschel, Sharon Hirschel, Walter Kahn, 

Gabriella Karin, Gunther Katz, Bill Kay, Rachel Kay, Elise Kent, Paul Kent, 

Betka Kohut, Denise Kopecky, Livia Krancberg, Rita Kuhm, Zdenka Levy, 

David Levy, Gloria Lyon, Karl Lyon, Alexsandr Lyubich, Lilke Majzner, 

Bernard Marks, Mel Mermelstein, Kurt Mostny, Marion Mostny, 

Isaac Nittenberg, David Orner, Doris Ostrow, Benjamin Parket, 

Dede Perlman, Guta Piotrkowski, Morris Piotrkowski, Lilly Radcliffe, 

Henry Ramek, Lily Robinson, Paula Ross, Frank Rothman, Ingrid Rubin, 

Eva Sampson, Paulina Scherbina, Salomon Schlosser, Dana Schwartz, 

Hedy Sebag, George Seller, Herman Shine, Gerda Siefer, 

Benjamin Sieradzki, Bernd Simon, Louis Sneh, Rivka Spiegel, 

William Stern, Marianne Strassman, Ellen Tafeen, Olga Thein, Edie Travino, 

Yvonne Weber, Clara Weinberger, Edith Wellisch, Jenny Zatsky, Isak Zeidlin, 

Hon. David Akov, Israeli Consul General, staff and students from Kehilla 

High School, representatives from San Francisco Jewish Children and Family 

Services, Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project, Jewish Federation of 

Silicon Valley, Temple Beth El, Congregation Emanu-El, East Bay Jewish 

Family and Children’s Services, and Congregation Beth Am (Ruskin and 

Nunez), address by Frank Rothman, 974–976;

156 


GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY—Continued 

Ceremonies in Honor of—continued 

Holocaust Memorial Ceremony (continued): (2008) special guests in 

observance of: Hon. David Akov, Consul General of Israel for the Pacific 

Northwest Region, Ben Altman, Dvora Basner, Yakob Basner, Stella Beck, 

Zoltan Birnbaum, Lilly Black, Jack Brauns, Linda Breder, Fridrich Breder, 

Henry Ebstein, Isle Eden, Mimi Fox, Mary Frankel, Lilly Gerson, Annie 

Glass, Natalie Gold, Margot Goldberg, Anna Golodvsky, Susan Greenwald, 

Earl Greif, Lea Grinberger, Alex Groth, Ephraim Hadjis, George Heller, 

Rujza Herzkovics, Walter Kahn, Margret Kanner, Bill Kay, Judith Kenedi, 

Hanka Kent, Cecilia Kornbluth, Siegfried Kornbluth, Henry Kress, Izyaslav 

Kreymer, Azriel Kurlaender, Jacob Lewin, Regina Lewin, Lilo Loeb, Werner 

Loeb, Ruth Marks, Boris Mazelis, Alexander Mogiliver, Olga Mogiliver, 

Doreet Naidus, Guta Piotrokowski, Morris Piotrokowski, Bill Rooz, Frank 

Rothman, Anyushka Schulmann, Hurst Sommer, Gisela Spiegel, Ilse Spivek, 

Zahava Sweet, Lev Vaysman, Serafima Vaysman, Leon Weinstein, Mella 

Wendell-Katznelson, Miriam “Mitzi” Wilner, Samuel Young, Gussie Zaks, 

Mike Zaks, Irving Zale, Dr. Michael Berenbaum, Rabbi Nathaniel Ezray, 

Jewish Family and Children’s Services of San Francisco, the Peninsula, 

Marin, and Sonoma, Holocaust Center of Northern California, The Jewish 

Federation of Silicon Valley, U.S. Holocaust Museum, International 

Conference of Child Survivors, and Bet Tzedek Legal Services of Los 

Angeles (Ruskin), address by Dr. Michael Berenbaum, 4865 

Latino Spirit Awards Ceremony: (2007) special guests in celebration of: 

Mario Molina, John Molina, Martha Bernadette Molina, Janet Molina Watt, 

Josephine Molina Battiste, Edward James Olmos, Maria Contreras-Sweet, 

Victor Villasenor, Raul Vargas, Hon. Estaban Torres, Hon. Blanca Alvarado, 

Hon. Gloria Molina, Culture Clash members Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas, 

and Herbert Siguenza, and Mariachi Divas which performed (Coto, 

Senator Cedillo, Nunez, and De Leon), 1354; (2008) special guests in 

celebration of: Jorge Castro, Sal Castro, Jim Plunkett, Daniel Villanueva, 

Vilma Martinez, Gustavo Arellano, Jaime Escalante, Michael Torres, 

Luis Valdez, Nancy De Los Santos, Herman Gallegos, Ramona Delgado, 

Jennie Hernandez Gin, and Richard Polanco, former Assembly Member and 

State Senator, Speaker Nunez presented with a piece of art in recognition of 

exemplifying the Latino Spirit, and Mariachi Los Tapatios de Puerto which 

performed (Coto, Senator Cedillo, Nunez, and De Leon), 4959 

Retiring Assembly Staff, recognition of: Francisco Castanos, Reprographics; 

Darlene Moe and Cynthia Perkut-Kelly, Office of the Chief Clerk, 

Engrossing and Enrolling; Betty Klein, Republican Caucus; Bob Reid, Office 

of Assembly Member Krekorian; Joe Smith, Telecommunications; and 

Trish Vales, Vehicle Maintenance; retiring and not present were: 

Michael Cervantes and Ronnie Evans, Sergeant-at-Arms; and 

Rosie Cereceres, Office of Assembly Member Saldana (Lieber), 6930



Ceremonies in Honor of—continued 

Women of the Year: (2007) honorees introduced, Janice Mirakitani guest speaker 

(Lieber, Nunez, and Berg), (resolutions presented), 515; (2008) honorees 

introduced, Mary Wiberg, Executive Director, California Commission on the 

Status of Women guest speaker (Bass, Lieber, and Saldana), (resolutions 

presented), 4204 

Condolences Extended to— 

George, Barbara, on the death of her mother (Nunez), 474 

Introductions— 

Ackerman, Linda (Nunez), 3985 

Adams, Deanna (Adams), 6756 

Aldrigde, Alexandria (Evans), 300 

Allenworth, Col., guests in honor of: Charles Allenworth, Christopher Maynard, 

Josephine Smith, Mayor Nettie Morrison, Town of Allenworth, and 

Victor Carter (Carter), 1859 

Altamura, Augusto (Villines), 1639 

Altamura, Louise (Villines), 1639 

Areias, Rusty, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 5101 

Armona Union Academy, 7th and 8th grade students and their teacher 

Kevin Thompson (Parra), 4854 

Arts and Ethics Academy School in Santa Rosa, visitors from, accompanied by 

Dyane Foster (Evans), 4854 

Baca, Sheriff Lee, Los Angeles County (Lieber), 3888 

Baker, Althea, Referee (Nunez), 1960 

Barker, Bob (Levine), 2445 

Baxter, Hon. Marvin R., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California 

(Nunez), 120, 3650; (Senator Ackerman), 474; (Senator Perata), 4312 

Baxter, Jane, wife of Associate Justice Baxter (Nunez), 473 

Beamer Elementary in Woodland, 2nd grade students from (Wolk), 5284 

Belcher, Gilbert, family members of (La Malfa), 3846 

Bermudez, Rudy, former Assembly Member (Saldana), 6675 

Berryhill, Loretta (Berryhill), 6756 

Berryhill, Samantha (Berryhill), 6756 

Big Pine School, 8th grade students from (Maze), 5175 

Bordonaro, Tom, Jr., former Assembly Member (Lieber), 287 

Bowler, John (Huff), 1336 

Bowler, Patricia (Huff), 1336 

Brandt, Jesse (Wolk), 4854 

Bravos, Jess (Wolk), 4854 

Briones, Gustavo (Evans), 300 

Brown, Willie L., Jr., former Speaker (Nunez), 5101 

Browns Elementary School of Rio Oso, students from (La Malfa), 1374, 5093 

Bunch, Ted, Burbank Unified School District Board member (Krekorian), 5220 

Burbank PTA members: Robert Reynolds, Debbie Kukta, Lauren Wygle, and 

Mary Anne Wassum (Krekorian), 3846

158 



Introductions—continued 

Burke, Virginia (DeSaulnier), 1484 

Burton, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator, (Nunez), 8, 3446, 

5101; (Lieber), 1484 

Bustamante, Cruz, former Speaker (Nunez), 5101 

Canada, Ontario, legislative fellows from: Ian Burns, Laura Dougan, Neil Foley, 

Jason Lagerquist, Tom McDowell, Rachel Stack, Lauren Starr, and 

Eleni Tsoutsias (Nunez), 403 

Cannon, Lynda (Dymally), 287 

Cardenas, Tony, Los Angeles City Council Member and former Assembly 

Member (Levine), 3057 

Carter, Margaret, President pro Tempore of the Oregon Senate (Nunez), 5101 

Chamlian Armenian School, students from (Krekorian), 5075 

Chan, Wilma, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 403 

Chatfield, William, U.S. Director of Selective Service (Villines), 403 

Cheng, Michael (Torrico), 2643 

Cherry, Amber (Evans), 300 

Chesbro, Wes, former State Senator (Nunez), 5101 

Chico Country Day School, students from (Keene), 5284 

Chin, Carol, wife of Associate Justice Chin (Nunez), 473 

Chin, Hon. Ming, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California (Nunez), 

120, 3650; (Senator Ackerman), 474; (Senator Perata), 4312 

Chula Vista PTA and the San Diego County PTA, members of (Salas), 1336 

Clute, Steve, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 2910 

Cohn, Rebecca, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 5101 

Contreras, Garrett, Hayward Firefighters President (Hayashi), 1446 

Corcoran, Duston, of the California Medical Foundation (Hayashi), 2728 

Corrigan, Hon. Carol A., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California 


Crenshaw Elite Choir of Los Angeles and their directors, Prof. Iris Stevenson 

and Celes King IV (Bass), 403 

Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, students from (Huffman), 5175 

Dellums, Ron, Mayor of Oakland (Nunez), 8, 5101; (Swanson), 1960 

Denisoff, Gabi Ramer (Wolk), 4854 

Dixon Montessori School, students, parents, and teachers from (Wolk), 1484 

Durazo, Maria, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, Los Angeles Federation of Labor 

(Nunez), 5101 

Durham Intermediate School, 7th and 8th grade students from (La Malfa), 5606 

East Avenue School in Hayward, students from (Torrico), 5606 

Education Commission for the 47th Assembly District (Bass), 683 

Elder, Dave, former Assembly Member (Saldana), 6269 

Etna City Police Activity League, visitors from (La Malfa), 682 

Fierro, Robert (Mendoza and De La Torre), 2445 

Fillmore, City of, guests from: Mayor Steve Conaway and Council Member 

Laurie Hernandez (Strickland), 141




Fitzer, Connie (Berryhill), 6756 

Forsyth, Chris, Assembly staff (Beall), 7099 

Forsyth, Filomena (Beall), 7099 

Forsyth, Kiki (Beall), 7099 

Foster, Bob, Mayor of Long Beach (Karnette), 7099 

Foster Care Coalition, members of (Beall), 4990 

Freedom Elementary School, students from (Villines), 5093 

Fresno Pacific University, political science from (Villines), 4516, 4644 

Frommer, Dario, former Assembly Member and Majority Floor Leader (Nunez), 

5101 

Gallegos, Martin, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 5101 

George, Hon. Ronald M., Chief Justice of California (Nunez), 120, 3650 

Girl Scout Troop 1496 of Santa Cruz (Laird), 5175 

Glendale Community College District Board members: Andre Levy, 

Vahe Peroomian, and Tony Tartaglia (Krekorian), 3846 

Gold Star families (Beall), 5220 

Grant Joint Union High School, students from (Jones), 2259 

Greenling Institute’s Leadership Academy, college students participating in 

(Coto), 5914 

Greuel, Wendy, Los Angeles City Council Member (Nunez), 3057 

Griffith, Bruce (Villines), 1639 

Griffith, Inez (Villines), 1639 

Gupta, Shivani (Torrico), 2643 

Hall, Isadore, Compton City Council Member (Lieber), 6853 

Hall Middle School from Larkspur (Huffman), 5664 

Hanline, Dr. Walt, Superintendent of Ceres Unified School District (Berryhill), 

2235 

Hannigan, Thomas, former Assembly Member (Levine), 4765 

Harris, Kamala D., San Francisco District Attorney (Nunez), 5101 

Herger, Brendan (Mullin), 3950 

Herger, James (Mullin), 3950 

Herger, Jordan (Mullin), 3950 

Herman, Jerry (Benoit), 3822 

Hertzberg, Robert, former Speaker and Assembly Member (Nunez), 3950 

Hill, Hon. Deirdre (Nunez), 1960 

Hill, Letruce (Nunez), 259 

Horizon Prep of Rancho Santa Fe, students from (Garrick), 4644 

Humboldt County 4–H members (Berg), 2259 

Jackson, Hannah-Beth, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 4765 

Jacquez, Jeanette (Berryhill), 611 

January, Carrie (Bass), 1960 

Japanese Business Association, members of (Lieu), 2235 

Japanese Chamber of Commerce, members of (Lieu), 2235 

Journey for Justice March, participants from (Lieber), 956

160 




Judicial Council of California, members of (Nunez), 473, 4312 

Keeley, Fred, former Assembly Member and Speaker pro Tempore (Lieber), 

4950 

Kempton, Will, Caltrans Director (Hayashi), 1639 

Kennard, Hon. Joyce L., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California 

(Nunez), 120, 3650 

Keppler, Dr. Mark, and students from the Maddy Institute (Villines), 837 

Kinsey, Steve, Marin County Supervisor (Huffman), 1578 

Klehs, Johan, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 5101 

Knight, Stephen, Council Member (Runner), 287 

Kopp, Quentin, former State Senator (Lieber), 3224; (Levine), 4644 

Koretz, Paul, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 533 

Kuchner, Maggie (Evans), 300 

Kwan, Kristina (Torrico), 2643 

La Malfa, Karen (La Malfa), 682 

La Malfa, Milton (La Malfa), 682 

Leadership Torrance (Lieu), 1578, 5220 

Lee, Barbara, United States Representative (Nunez), 8 

Legacy Christian Academy of Santa Clarita, 4th grade students from (Smyth), 

5175 

Legacy Private Academy of Valencia, students from (Smyth), 1548 

Leslie, Tim, former Assembly Member and State Senator (Lieber), 229 

Lewis, Kiki (Beall), 7099 

Lieu, Alex (Lieu), 1484 

Long, Carol (Nunez), 259 

Lopez, Victor, Mayor of Orange Cove (Parra), 1123 

Los Angeles, officials from: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Board of Supervisors 

Member Gloria Molina, City Council Members Tony Cardenas, 

Wendy Greuel, Greg Smith, Ed Reyes, and Eric Garcetti, City Council 

President (Bass), 361 

Los Banos High School Advanced Placement American Government class, 

students and their teacher from (Galgiani), 4516 

Mafort, Katlynn (Evans), 300 

Makmuri, Katrina (Torrico), 2643 

Malibu High School, students from: Mark Ball, Kate Abbot, Nathan Ball, 

Nick Burrell, Brooke Holland, and Grant Thorne (Brownley), 1578 

Manhattan Beach Parents Teachers’ Association (Lieu), 4230 

Matthews, Barbara, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 6468 

McBerry, Jazzmene (Evans), 300 

McCarthy, Kevin, Congressman and former Assembly Member (Lieber), 6756 

Medina, Jose Jacques, member of Congress of Mexico (Nunez), 5101 

Mendota, City of, guests from: Mayor Robert Silva, Mayor pro Tempore 

Joseph Amador, and Gabe Gonzalez, City Manager (Arambula), 1548 

Meroux, Rosario (Nunez), 1578




Merryhill Country School in Sacramento, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students from 

(Price), 5606 

Mexico, delegation from, accompanying His Excellency President Felipe 

Calderon Hinojosa (Nunez), 3985 

Monagan, Robert T., former Speaker (Nunez), 5101 

Montanez, Cindy, former Assembly Member and Rules Committee Chair 


Monterey Highlands Elementary School, students from (Eng), 1548 

Moore, Gwen, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 2060, 5101 

Moreno, Hon. Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California 


Motter, Jacqueline (Garcia), 5093 

Mountain View, City of, officials from: Mayor Laura Macias, City Attorney 

Michael Martello, and Pam Martello of the Chamber of Commerce (Lieber), 

3123 

Mountjoy, Dennis, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 772, 2060, 3224; 

(Levine), 3057 

Mullin, Kevin (Lieber), 6756 

Murray, Kevin, former Assembly Member and State Senator (Lieber), 165; 

(Nunez), 3446 

National Women’s Political Caucus, members of (Berg), 4990 

Newsom, Gavin, Mayor of San Francisco (Nunez), 4312 

Nichols, Kate (Mullin), 4854 

Myers-Lipton, Prof. Scott, and students from San Jose State (Lieber), 1336 

Nisei Veterans of Foreign War Post 8985 Color Guard: Ray Sato, Ken Harness, 

Ray Ybarra, Kiyo Sato-Nunnely, Shig Simazu, and Leo Hosoda (Torrico), 

341 

Oakland Police Activity League (Swanson), 682 

O’Brian, Daniel (Blakeslee), 2499 

Off Road Business Association, represented by: Rock Trevino, Chairman of the 

Board and Fred Wiley, Executive Director of the Board (Blakeslee), 1123 

Olsen, Ken (Dymally), 287 

Orange County Business Council members (Silva), 5724 

Orange County Supervisors: Chris Norby and Pat Bates (Silva), 1763 

Our Lady of Guadalupe School, students from (Keene), 3846 

Pacific Hills School of West Hollywood, guests from (Feuer), 1548, 5175 

Palo Cedro Home School Class of Shasta County, students of (La Malfa), 1374 

Pamatz, Andrea (Evans), 300 

Papan, Lou, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 8 

Parker, Oscar (Evans), 300 

Parris, Emily (Silva), 1763 

Peace, Steve, former Assembly Member and State Senator (Levine), 3224

162 




Phi Theta Kappa Community College honor society members: Aliona Burcataia, 

Angelina Timofeeva, Brady Redfearn, Candace Joy, Lizbeth Mendoza, 

Michelle Arms, Michael Garrison, Tamira Hopkins, Donald Ung, 

Joseph Lima, Sandra Saco, Timea Soos, Joseph Dorri, Lyudmyla Grytsyna, 

Amanda Admire, June Lemos, John Yeier, Phoenix Le, Manjinder Kaur, 

Derrick Oliver, Sara Frigo, Elise LaVanaway, Nadav Chudler, 

Lauren Freeman, Elizabeth Kelly, Bach Tuyet Nguyen, Loretta Myers, 

Lorinda Romero, Diana Fitch, James Cohen, Leah Brown, Phillip Diaz, 

Stacey McMullen, Chris Spiegelman, Gena Hoffman, Kayitz Finley, 

Edwina Loh, Laura Bartlett, Stephen Frochen, Jeremy De Nieva, Vanessa 

Evoen, Jason Johnson, Griselda Vargas, Jonathan Brown, Terri Samuels, 

Jason Dun, Elizabeth Lewandowski, Diane Anthony, Yuanchao Wang, 

Catherine Lane, Carlos Rivas, Kimberly Galloway, Jesse Hughes, Yujia Liu, 

Autumn Hays, Brandy Graven, Sandra Fraser, Kathy Johanson, Kimberly 

Davis, Robert Brown, Bonnie Wilson-Schmitt, Mindy Hollowell, Javier 

Giron, Emi Matsuura, Sterling deMille, Angela Echeverri, Edna Barajas, 

Devin Black, and Nadine McDonald (Portantino), 772 

Point Dune School in Malibu, students from (Brownley), 5284 

Poochigian, Chuck, former Assembly Member and State Senator (Lieber), 1691 

Ramos, Police Chief Brad, Indio Police Department (Garcia), 3822 

Redwood City Police Activity League (Ruskin), 682 

Redwood Middle School, 7th and 8th grade students from (Evans), 5220 

Richard Alarcon young Senators program, participants in (Fuentes), 5958 

Richardson, Laura, Congresswoman (Nunez), 5101 

Rindone, Jerry R., Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista (Salas), 3057 

Robles, Maria (Nunez), 3985 

Rodriguez, Paul (Parra), 1123 

Roos, Mike, former Assembly Member and Speaker pro Tempore (Nunez), 5101 

Ross, Sanford (Cook), 5175 

Rubin, Linda (Garcia), 5093 

Runner, Rebekah (Lieber), 6756 

Russia, students from, who are participating in The 57th Model United Nations 

of the Far West (Berryhill), 1123 


Activities League (De Leon, Nava, Price, and Smyth), 4516 

Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory girls basketball team (Leno), 4854 

Saddleback Christian School, students from (Walters), 5606 

San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors members: Brad Mitzelfelt, 

Paul Biane, Dennis Hansberger, and Josie Gonzales (Emmerson), 403 


Assembly Member John Longville (Carter and Emmerson), 5093 

Sanchez-Gordon, Hon. Teresa (Nunez), 1960 

Santa Monica Police Activity League, visitors from (Brownley), 682 

Santiago, Burga (Lieber and Beall), 300




Scalfaro, Frank (Hernandez), 2643 

Scalfaro, Marlene (Hernandez), 2643 

Screen Actors Guild, guests representing: Patrick Verrone, President of the 

Writers Guild of America and John Kosinski, Writers Guild Staff (Ma), 4008 

Sharma, Deepa (Torrico), 2643 

Sheldon, Margaret (Silva), 5817 

Sheldon, Spence (Silva), 5817 

Short, Ethan (Wolk), 4854 

Short, Sidney (Wolk), 4854 

Shriver, Maria, First Lady of California (Nunez), 120, 3650, 3985 

Silva, E.J. (Gaines), 2643 

Silva, Jeromy (Gaines), 2643 

Silva, Nicholas (Gaines), 2643 

Skinner, Nancy, East Bay Parks District Board member (Lieber), 4765 

Smith, Ron, Council Member (Runner), 141 

Smyre, Calvin, Georgia House of Representatives member and President of the 

National Black Caucus of State Legislators (Nunez), 5101 

Soledad Enrichment Action, officials from: Jennie Carreon, Senior Director of 

Governmental Relations and Cesar Calderon, Executive Director (Bass), 

1960 

Sonoma State University class on Legislative Politics and Professor John Kramer 

(Huffman), 6946 

Sonoma State University, students from (Huffman), 4114 

Soquel High School of Santa Cruz, students from (Laird), 4114 

Spatofora, Dominick, President of Neuropathy Action Foundation (Hayashi), 

2728 

Springtowne Lady Wildcats Wrestling Team of Vallejo, 2007 California Girls 

Middle School State Wrestling Champions (Evans), 2728 

St. John Notre Dame School, students from (Niello), 3822 

St. Margaret’s Episcopal School in San Juan Capistrano, students from (Walters), 

1548, 5175, 5284 

Summit Charter High School of Palo Alto, students from (Arambula), 4188 

Sunada, Jonathon (Torrico), 2643 

Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles, represented by: 

Dr. Wu-Lien Wei, Director General, and Andrew Yang, Assistant to the 

Director General (Tran), 1446 

Toothman, Joyce (Mullin), 4854 

Torrance, City of, guests from: Dustin Tygret from Torrance High School, and 

Terry Ragins and Robin Funk, Torrance Unified School District Board 

members (Lieu), 4230 

Torres, Art, Chair of the California Democratic Party (Nunez), 5101 

Tran, Linda (Torrico), 2643

164 




Truman Club of San Joaquin County, members of: Al Davidson, 

Marcia Davidson, Ursula Meyer, Duane Isetti, Geri Berkman, Hal Berkman, 

Ann Baird, Tasha Stadner, David Stadner, Ed Altmaas, Paula Altmaas, 

Anne Baird, and John Garamendi, Jr. (Galgiani), 2162 

United Farm Workers, visitors from (Lieber), 2499 

University of the Pacific class on California Politics and Patrick Johnston, 

Professor and former Assembly Member and State Senator (Aghazarian), 

6946 

University of Redlands, students from (Emmerson), 1548 

University Prep School, Victorville, students from (Runner), 611 

Urban Girls, a summer camp for foster youth, participants in (Houston), 5914 

Vacaville High School Wrestling Team members: Tyler Johnson, Tyler Spencer, 

Garrett Walton, Kody Klaus, Taylor Hodel, Drew Hylton, Adam Delagarza, 

Aaron Hendricks, Erin Mahoney, Amos Lukehart, Michael Kent, Zach Sesar, 

Garrett Valenzuela, John Feaster, Bo Lukehart, and Clayton Jack; coaches: 

Adam Wight and Clint Birch (Wolk), 1092 

Vacaville Police Activity League (Wolk), 683 

Vasconcellos, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator (Lieber), 682; 

(Nunez), 5101 

Vasquez, Adrian (Silva), 2643 

Vickrey, William, Administrative Director of the Courts (Nunez), 473, 4312 

Villaraigosa, Antonio, Mayor of Los Angeles and former Speaker (Nunez), 8, 

5101; (Bass), 361 

Villines, Christina (Villines), 5093 

Villines, Connor (Villines), 5093 

Villines, Joanie (Villines), 2060 

Villines, Sonny (Villines), 2060 

Watson, Diane, Congresswoman (Nunez), 5101; presentations to Speaker-elect 

Bass, 5102 


California (Nunez), 120, 3650; (Senator Ackerman), 474; (Senator Perata), 

4312 

Wesson, Herb J., Jr., former Speaker (Nunez), 5101 

Wilder Preparatory School, visitors from (Price), 5606 

Wilson, Ashley (Silva), 1763 

Winger, Kathy, and her class from Santa Fe Springs Christian School 

(Strickland), 403 

“Women in Politics”, participants in (Garcia), 5914 

Woodard, Alfre (Nunez), 5101; reading of Poem “Ego Tripping”, 5102 

Woodland Hills Elementary School, students from (Brownley), 682 

Wooten, Ellie, Mayor of Merced (Galgiani), 3706 

World War II veterans: Henry Ikemoto and Ted Ohira (Torrico), 341 

Wright, Rod, former Assembly Member (Nunez), 3950 

Yamada, Mariko, Yolo County Supervisor (Wolk), 1639




Yeager, Ken, Santa Clara County Supervisor (Garrick), 772 

Yuba Sutter League, members of (La Malfa), 1336 

Zasso, Mark, Executive Director of Hume Lake Christian Camp (Villines), 182 

Zavala, Margarita (Nunez), 3985 

Zimron, Jamie (Leno), 6946 

Privileges of the Floor— 

Anderson, Mary (Anderson), 4188 

Anderson, Michael (Anderson), 2370 

Arambula, Diego (Arambula), 4188 

Armenian Genocide Day of Remembrance Ceremony, guests in honor of 

(Krekorian), 4714 

Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Ceremony, guests in honor of (Torrico), 

1435; (Lieu), 5082 

Bates, Julia (Hancock), 6250 

Benoit, Ben (Benoit), 7274 

Benoit, Paul (Benoit), 1344 

Blaha, Les (Benoit), 6830 

Calderon, Brennan (Calderon), 3778, 7064 

Calderon, Lisa (Calderon), 3778, 7064 

Chilean guest accompanying Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet Jeria, President 

of Chile (Nunez), 5704 

Chim, Betty (Lieu), 6830 

DeSaulnier, Susan (DeSaulnier), 4365 

DeVore, Jerry (DeVore), 1606 

Fuller, Russell (Fuller), 1344 

Gaines, Haley (Gaines), 670 

Gaines, Katie (Gaines), 670 

Gill, Larry (DeVore), 4110 

Gill, Sharon (DeVore), 4110 

Grady, Raiden (Coto), 6176 

Hernandez, Jennifer (Hernandez), 5922 

Higgins, John Alden (Garrick), 1662 

Jeffries, Chris (Jeffries), 2472 

Karagines, Susan (Duvall), 4003 

Keene, Lucy (Keene), 278 

Kemp, Katherine (Salas), 1288 

La Malfa family (La Malfa), 7443 

Latino Spirit Awards, guests in honor of (Coto), 1344, 4957 

Lawson, Chris (Swanson), 2486 

Lawson, Trinaty (Swanson), 2486 

Maldonado, Lucy (Garcia), 6830 

Maze, Becky (Maze), 3242 

Mendoza, Annaise (Mendoza), 6037 

Mendoza, Anndrea (Mendoza), 6037

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Privileges of the Floor—continued 

Mendoza, Antonio, Jr. (Mendoza), 6037 

Mendoza, Leticia (Mendoza), 6037 

Mt. Pleasant High School, students and their teacher, Rick Torres, from (Coto), 

5220 

Mullin, Austin (Mullin), 4613 

Mullin, Colton (Mullin), 4613 

Mullin, Jonathon (Mullin), 4613 

National Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, guests participating in 

(Bass), 4829 

Omiya, Nick (Hayashi), 6302 

Parra, Pete (father), (Parra), 1354, 4957 

Parra, Pete (nephew), (Parra), 6000 

Phillips, David (Lieber), 4500 

Portantino, Sophia (Portantino), 5794 

Richardson, Maryann (Richardson), 352 

Salas, Sal (Salas), 741 

Silva, Andrea (Silva), 1177 

Silva, Major Chad (Silva), 1177 

Supreme Court of California, members of (Bass), 473 

Swanson, Anita (Swanson), 352, 2486 

Torrico, Mary-Elizabeth (Torrico), 6605 

Torrico, Mateo (Torrico), 6605 

Uranga, Juan (Caballero), 1344, 4957 

Women of the Year Ceremony Guests (Berg), 515; (Lieber), 4201 

Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Week, guests in honor of (Ruskin), 972, 

4864 

Special Recognition— 

AGENDA (Action for Grassroots Empowerment and Neighborhood 

Development Alternatives) of South Los Angeles, members of (Bass), 6772 

Alarcon, Richard, Los Angeles City Council Member, former Assembly Member 

(Nunez), 670 

Aldea Art Therapy program, participants in (Evans), 4267 

Ali, Micah, Compton Unified School District Board member (Dymally), 5193 

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, members of (Carter), 4267 

Anderson, Kate (Anderson), 5796 

Anderson, Mary (Anderson), 644, 5796 

Anderson, Maura (Anderson), 5796 

Anderson, Michael (Anderson), 644, 5796 

Archibald, Christine, on the occasion of her birthday (Lieber), 3109 

Arditti, Steve, University of California (Nunez), (resolution presented), 4015



Special Recognition—continued 

Armenian Genocide Anniversary: (2007) special guests in recognition of: 

Dr. J. Michael Hagopian, Consul General Armen Liloyan, Republic of 

Armenia, Archbishop Hovnan Derderian, Harutyun Kojoyan, Deputy 

Consul–General, Republic of Armenia, and Fr. Vahan Gosdanian, Western 

Prelacy Church (Krekorian), 815; (2008) special guests in recognition of: 

Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian and Prelacy Church representatives; 

Vice-Consol Sahag Sargsyan, Los Angeles Consulate Office of the Republic 

of Armenia; Representatives of the Armenian National Committee of 

America; Representatives of the Diocesean Council; and Representatives of 

the Armenian Assembly of America (Krekorian), 4725 

Aschemeyer, Captain Manny, retiring Executive Director of the Marine 

Exchange of Southern California (Karnette), 4919 

Azerbaijan, delegation from the National Parliament of: Hon. Asim Mollazada, 

Hon. Ganira Pashayeva, Hon. Gular Ahmadova, and Hon. Fuad Muradov; 

accompanied by Hon. Elin Suleymanov, the Consul General of Azerbaijan in 

Los Angeles (Bass and Nunez), 6478 

Baird, Jan, South Whittier Elementary School District Board member 

(Mendoza), 5214 

Balsavage, Linda, Assembly staff, accompanied by Richard, her husband, Tim 

and Stacey, her children, and Courtney, her granddaughter (Nunez), 

(resolution presented), 2154 

Banituze, Father Bernardin, Pastor of Rulindo Parish in Rwanda (Leno), 4967 

Beckley, Pastor Joshua, Senior Pastor of Ecclesia Christian Fellowship (Carter), 

1651 

Behr, Peter, family members of the late State Senator: Peter Behr, Jr. and 

Lola Haskins, accompanied by Richard May and Richard Wilson (Huffman, 

Berg, and Wolk), (resolution presented), 2754 

Benjamin, His Excellency Prophet Dr. Samson, of Nigeria (Price), 4141 

Biehl, Frank, East Side Union High School District, San Jose, Board member 

(Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Big Brothers Big Sisters, guests representing: Margy Feldman, Dan Witzling, 

Paul Somerhausen, Ed Kaufman, and Ken Martinet (Krekorian), 3697 

Black History Month, special guests in recognition of: Maj. Larry E. Brown, Jr., 

Dr. Maulana Karenga, and Dr. Betty Shabazz; performance by The Queen of 

the Nile percussion group; video by the Legislative Black Caucus; and a 

special presentation to Speaker Nunez and Dymally on behalf of the 

Legislative Black Caucus (Richardson and Nunez), (resolutions presented), 

356 

British Ambassador to the U.S., His Excellency Sir David Manning, 

accompanied by: Lady Catherine Manning, Hon. Martin Uden, Consul 

General from San Francisco, and Fiona Uden (Nunez), 2424 

British Transportation officials: John Faulkner, James Wiltshire, Carolyn Green, 

and David Epps; accompanied by Robin Newman, Deputy Consul for 

Political Affairs, British Consulate in San Francisco (Bass), 6921

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Brown, Willie L., former Speaker of the Assembly (Lieber), 4452 

Bruton, John, European Union Ambassador and Head of Delegation of the 

European Commission to the U.S., accompanied by Mary Elizabeth Bruton 

and Kevin Gilna, Senior Outreach Advisor (Nunez), 2302 

Bulgaria, officials from: Ivailo Kalfin, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy 

Prime Minister, and Elena Poptodorva, Bulgarian Ambassador to the U.S. 

(Nunez), 3631 

Butte County, guests from: Jillian Jefferson, Miss Butte County; Melissa Carr, 

Miss Teen Butte County; and Serena Schott, Miss Butte County, First Runner 

up (La Malfa), 4267 

CAL–FIRE fighters (Keene), 6769 

California Youth Think Tank Ambassadors for 2006: Hector Carmona, 

Erica Duncan, Selma Duran, Brijet Finister, Blanche Foston, Lauren Furniss, 

Jennifer Guerra, Connie Ip, Grace Kimmerlein, Kenecia Kinler, 

Takeisha McComb, Bertrand Perdomo, Khyrysta Renteria, Michael Tubbs, 

Alexander Vickers, James Willis, and Alex Berryhill; accompanied by the 

Young Center for Academic and Cultural Enrichment, represented by: 

William A. Young, Helen Young, Howard Ransom, Jr., and Christine Moore; 

and Bill Berryhill (Davis and Berryhill), 564 

Canada, officials from: Hon. Michael Horgan, Canada’s Deputy Minister for the 

Environment and Hon. Marc LePage, Canada’s Consul General in 

San Francisco (Nunez), 4919 

Caplinger, Paula, California Teachers Association Board of Directors (Mendoza), 


Cather, Bill, Department of Motor Vehicles (Niello), (resolution presented), 2302 

Chambers, Joe, member of the United States National Basketball team (Mullin 

and Wolk), (resolution presented), 2754 

Chan, Wilma, Prof. and former Assembly Member, accompanied by public 

policy students from the University of California, Berkeley (Torrico), 564 

Chile, officials from: His Excellency Mariano Fernandez, Chile’s Ambassador to 

the United States and Hon. Alberto Ruiz, Chile’s Consul General in 

San Francisco (Nunez), 4015 

CIF Girl Track champions from Mount Pleasant High School for 2007: 

Tianna Conley, Camylle Boxton, Denise Murphy, Stella Dugall, 

Marshey Brown, Deirdra Pettigrue, Jeneva Tarmoh, and Vashti Thomas; 

coaches: Steve Nelson, Jahel Elmidge, Angela Hill, Hector Flores and 

Paul Williams; address by CIF long jump champion and Football Hall of 

Fame wide receiver Lynn Swan (Levine, Coto, and Senators Torlakson and 

Lowenthal), (resolutions presented), 2117 

CIF Scholar Athletes for (2007): Natasha Barthel and Samuel Finlayson (Coto 

and Houston), (resolutions presented), 2215; for (2008): Andrew Flood and 

Katie Drueen (Plescia and Aghazarian), (resolutions presented), 5796 

Coffman, Kadee, Miss Rodeo California (Villines), (resolution presented), 2754 

Contreras, Sergio, Westminster School Board Trustee (Tran), 3631




Conway, Connie, Tulare County Supervisor (Fuller), 5824 

Cornett, Craig, on the occasion of his birthday (Laird), 6747 

Coskey, Rabbi Laurie, Executive Director of the Interfaith Committee for 

Worker Justice (Saldana), 3631 

Dailey, Jennifer (Anderson), 4267 

Dailey, Juliann (Anderson), 4267 

Daley, David (Berryhill), 3778 

Daley, Sean (Berryhill), 3778 

De La Fuentes, Ignacio, President of the Oakland City Council (Swanson), 3984 

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, officers of: Tressa Williams, Donna Smith, 

Lydia Ciarcone Templeton, and Shaunte Morgan Durisseau (Carter), 4721 

Desagneaux, Hon. Frederic, the French Consul General in San Francisco 

(Nunez), 2474 

Dobbins, Dot, Assembly staff, accompanied by her husband Walter, and sons 

Walter Jr. and Damon (Nunez), (resolution presented), 4137 

Drake, Chancellor Michael, University of California Irvine (Duvall), 5039 

Drescher, Fran, in recognition for her work the Cancer Schmancer organization 

(Lieber), (resolution presented), 3697 

Du Bois, Carrie, San Carlos School Board member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and 

Coto), 5193 

Duran, Adam, Jefferson School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, 

and Coto), 5193 

Egeland, Leona, former Assembly Member and Chair of the Women’s 

Legislative Caucus (Lieber), 4206 

Forsyth, Kiki (Beall), 2302 

France, Lyon, City of, foreign exchange students and their hosts from (Nava), 

2474 

Fresno State Bulldogs baseball team, 2008 National Collegiate Athletics 

Association College World Series Champions, representatives of: 

Jason Breckley, Mike Batesole, Thomas Boeh, and Betsy Mosher (Villines 

and Arambula), (resolutions presented), 6011 

Furutani, Warren, Assembly Member, family members of: Lisa, wife; Joey and 

Sei, sons; Aiko Yoshinaga-Herzig, mother-in-law; Stony, brother; Janet, 

sister-in-law; and Emily and Kasey, nieces (Nunez), 3944 

Garcia, Bishop Richard J. (Coto), (resolution presented), 1064 

Gardiner, Paul, East Whittier City Elementary School District Board member 


Gavin, Ralph (Lieber), 2474 

Gillentine, Joe, East Whittier City School District Board member (Mendoza), 

5214 

Glover, Danny (Bass), 531 

Gordon, President Milton, California State University Fullerton (Duvall), 5039 

Greenwood, Jay, Assembly staff, accompanied by his wife, Debra, and his 

daughters, Anna and Allison (Eng), (resolution presented), 2754

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Griffiths, Diane, Assembly staff (Nunez, De La Torre, Dymally, Laird, Benoit, 

and Calderon), (resolution presented), 1068 

Handshuh, Casey, Palm Springs Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year winner 

(Garcia), 644 

Hanley, Rudy, CEO of Schools First Credit Union (Duvall), 5039 

Hannemann, Judy, Mountain View/Los Altos Unified School District Board 

member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Harrison, La Kesha, International Vice President and President of AFSCME 

Local 3299 (Bass), 6573 

Harry, Dr. Luther, on his work with the Honduran Medical Brigade (Bass), 4015 

Hart, Debbie (Beall), 2302 

Hart, Garret (Beall), 2302 

Hart, Gary (Beall), 2302 

Hayden, Lu Ann, Sacramento office of the Northern California Chapter of the 

Multiple Sclerosis Society (Jones), 547 

Healthy Heart Month, special guests in recognition of: Jeff Hilliard, 

Patti Hilliard, and Margaret Mette of the Sutter Heart Institute; and 

Miriam Bernstein and Dawn Borgnis of the American Heart Association 

(Berg), (resolution presented), 226 

Hernandez, Chancellor Edward, Rancho Santiago Community College District 

(Duvall), 5039 

Hernandez, Edward (Hernandez), 5632 

Hernandez, Esperanza (Hernandez), 5632 

Hernandez, Roger (Hernandez), 3745 

Hershman, Lawrence C., University of California Vice President and Director of 

the Budget, accompanied by his wife Beverly (Nunez), 


Higgins, Gloria, Mountain View–Whisman Unified School District Board 

member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Hill, Elizabeth, Legislative Analyst (Laird, Bass, Niello, and Villines), 


Hogan High School Girls Wrestling Team (Evans and Senator Wiggins), 


Holley, Tyrena, Consul for Commercial Affairs United States Consulate, 

Capetown South Africa (Price), 3753 

Holloway, Dan (Hernandez), 3745 

Howells, Kim, British Deputy Foreign Minister (Nunez), 2843 

ICAAAME, representative from: Zyra McCloud, President and 

Artelias S. Gaytan, Representative of (Price), 4141 

Ichinyosha Group, officials from: Akira Mochizuki, Atoshiaki Shimamura, and 

Makoto Kobayashi (Duvall), 563




Independence Day, (2007) observation of: Declaration of Independence excerpts 

read by Assembly Members Jones and Duvall, Moment of Silence observed 

in memory of those who sacrificed for our liberty and freedoms (Jones and 

Duvall), 2419; (2008) observation of: Declaration of Independence excerpts 

read by Assembly Members Garrick and Mullin, Moment of Silence 

observed in memory of those who sacrificed for our liberty and freedoms 

(Garrick and Mullin), 6001 

Ishi Hills Middle School in Oroville, students from (La Malfa), 5042 

Ito, Bishop Isao, of the Shinnyo–En Buddhist Order (Duvall), 563 

Jackson, Hannah-Beth, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 563 

Javora, Eileen (Silva), 4376 

Javora, John (Silva), 4376 

Jenkins, Helen Garcia, State Capitol employee (Nunez), (resolution presented), 

517 

Jesse Marvin Unruh Assembly Fellows, for (2006–07), Consuelo Hernandez, 

Executive Director, and Shanna Everts, Program Assistant introduced (Nunez 

and Lieber), (resolutions presented), 2215; for (2007–08), Tim Hodson, 

Executive Director of the Center for California Studies, and 

Consuelo Hernandez, Executive Director (Lieber), (resolutions presented), 

6109 

Kao, John (Portantino), 5193 

Keene, Erin (Keene), 2479 

Keene, Janice (Keene), 2479 

Keene, Rosie (Keene), 2479 

Khamati, Yvonne, Republic of Kenya’s Deputy Permanent Representative to 

UN–Habitat (Bass), 5183 

King, John, Mayor of Covina, accompanied by his wife Debbie and their 

daughter Katelin (Hernandez), 2474 

Kiplinger, Paula, in commemoration of Read Across America Week (Mendoza), 


Korean-American Day, special guests in recognition of: Korean American 

Association of San Francisco and Greater Bay Area represented by 

Hong Il Kim, Jeong Eun Shin, and Sarah Kim-lee; and Hon. Jang-Hyun Kim, 

Consul, Korean Consulate General in San Francisco (Hayashi), 


Kruse, Kermit, and his wife Joy, on the birth of their son, Wyatt Kruse 

(Berryhill), 3207 

Lake Tahoe Community College, students from (Gaines), 564 

Lalane, Jack (Levine and Nunez), (resolution presented), 5543 

Leary, Lou, on the occasion of his birthday (Lieber), 3635

172 




Legislative Black Caucus Foundation Public Policy Summer, (2007) Interns: 

Lula Ahmed-Falol, Rahsaan Anderson, Michael Damon Mann, 

Mario Xavier Hills, Baryo Dee, Jourdan Hamilton, Raven Willoughby, 

Brandalyn Rodgers, and Aleah Elbeck (Dymally), 2215; (2008) Interns: 

Kiara Hill, Linton Borden, Arium Tsighe, Tara Lewis, Virginia Woodfork, 

Lerato Mathabathe, William Johnson, and Anthony Vernon (Dymally), 6011 

Lorimer-Lawson, Lory, San Mateo/Foster City School District Board member 

(Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Lucey, Jo, Cupertino Unified School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, 

Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Macias, Sylvia, South Whittier Elementary School District Board member 


Makoni, Betty, 2008 recipient of the Amnesty International USA’s Ginetta 

Award for Women’s and Children’s Rights, accompanied by: Ivine Makoni, 

Michaelene Cristina Risley, and Sarah Bachman (Lieber), 4721 

Masur, Shelly, Redwood City School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, 


Mathur, Chancellor Raghu, South Orange County Community College District 

(Duvall), 5039 

Mattot, Hon. Pierre, France’s Deputy Consul for Political Affairs from the 

San Francisco Consulate (Bass and Nunez), 6478 

Mbikusita-Lewanika, Prince Akashambautwa, Chair of the National Economic 

Advisory Council for the Republic of Zambia (Carter), 1651 

McAustin, Margaret, Pasadena City Council member (Portantino), 3746 

McCarthy, Kevin, Congressman and former Assembly Member (Saldana), 5447 

McClymonds High School Basketball Team members: Emmanuel Johnson, 

Damario Sims, Darrell Oliver, Quincy Hill, William Cherry, Allen Carroll, 

Aaron Jones, Damon Powell, Berry Bell, Frank Otis, Christopher Hackson, 

Solomon Wiseman, and Ashytin Lowe; accompanied by school principal 

Yetunda Reeves, head coach Dwight Nathaniel, assistant coaches 

Brandon Brooks, Bryant Stanley, Eric Holloway, Elijah Thomas, 

Arthur York, Maurice Horton, Darren Vance, and Jamie Bryant, and athletic 

director Anthony McNeal (Bass, Swanson, and Coto), (resolution presented), 

5084 

McCorquodale, Dan, former State Senator (Lieber), 4206 

McDougall, Donna, Cypress School District Board member (Mendoza), 5214 

McLafferty, Hannah (Brownley), 644 

Memorial Day, Assembly Members who were veterans: Cook, DeVore, Lieu, 

Maze, Mullin, and Nakanishi (Villines), 1654 

Mendez, Sylvia, in recognition of the 61st Anniversary of Mendez v. 

Westminster School District (Salas), (resolution presented), 4632 

Metropolitan Alliance, of Silver Lake, Hollywood, and Echo Park, members of 

(Bass), 6772




Miller, Nancy, Assembly staff, accompanied by: Tim Miller, Sean Miller, 

Trina Papini, Jason Miller, Frances Bohlmann, Paul Wardlow, and 

John Wardlow (Nunez), (resolution presented), 4614 

Mitchell, Charlie, Assembly staff (Lieber), 5595 

Moore, Derek, National Wrestling Champion from UC Davis, accompanied by 

David Moore, Greg Warzecka, Lennie Zalesky, and Maria Zalesky (Wolk 

and La Malfa), (resolution presented), 2246 

Moore, Doug, Jr., Executive Director, United Domestic Workers of America 

(Bass), 6573 

Multicultural Cooperation’s California Voices Initiative, students from (Coto), 

4376 

Multiple Sclerosis Society, guests representing: Luann Hayden and 

Anne Johnson (Jones), (resolution presented), 4268 

Music Circus of Sacramento, represented by: Christopher Bower and 

Chris McSwain, accompanied by family members of Assembly Member 

Jones: Isabelle Flores Jones, Kim Flores, and Will Flores Jones (Jones), 


Nagamine, Hon. Yasumasa, Counsul General of Japan (Ma), 3697 

Nantze, Alisia, Assembly staff (Mullin), 7009 

Napoleon, D., member of the ruling party in the State of Tamilnadu (Karnette), 

4376 

Newkirk, Nancy, Sunnyvale School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, 


Nunez, Teresa (Nunez), 4111 

Oceguera, John, Majority Floor Leader, Nevada State Assembly (Torrico, on 

behalf of Bass), 6216 

Ogden, Constance D., Community Services Supervisor, Long Beach Department 

of Parks, Recreation and Marine (Richardson), 547 

Ohnimus, Arthur, the late Chief Clerk and Chief Administrative Officer of the 

Assembly and his late wife Bernice Wemple Ohnimus Crutcher, in 

recognition of their collection that was a gift to the Assembly, special guests 

in honor of: family members Anson Crutcher Jr., Lillian Crutcher, 

Lindsay Kayser Hendricks, Kyle Hendricks, Luke Hendricks, 

Dr. Dana Wemple, Peggy Wemple, Nancy Wemple, Cindy Hefrin, 

Dr. Steven Kayser, Terri Kayser, and Italene Allen; current Assembly 

Member Mervyn Dymally, and former Assembly Members 

William “Bill” Bagley, John T. Knox, Jerome Waldie, and former Speaker 

Bob Monagan; former Assembly staff R. Brian Kidney, former Chief Clerk of 

the Assembly and Hon. Ronald Robie, Justice of the Court of Appeals and 

former Assembly Fellow (Lieber, Bass, and Villines), (resolution presented), 

4375; (Also see Adjourn in Memory for Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher, 3636) 

Ortiz, Vincente (Nunez), 5456

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Papan, Louis J., family members of the late former Assembly Member: 

Christine Paxinos Maruceja, Dan Latini, Gina Papan, and Alexa Papan Latini 

(Mullin), 1365 

Parker, Pamela, Campbell Union High School District Board member (Ruskin, 

Beall, Laird, and Coto), 5193 

Parker, Seungsook, District Mayor of Incheon, South Korea (Jones), 6117 

Parra, Erin (Parra), 6000 

Parra, Pete (brother), (Parra), 6000 

Pascua, Bishop Eliezer (Torrico), 504 

Patane, Grace (Houston), 4267 

Patane, Hope (Houston), 4267 

Patane, Keri (Houston), 4267 

Patane, Marc (Houston), 4267 

Physicians Assistant Appreciation Day, special guests in recognition of: 

Jennifer Dal Poggetto, Miguel Medina, and Bob Miller (Bass), (resolution 

presented), 563 

Quihuis, Benjamin (Lieber), 2474 

Quihuis, Margarita (Lieber), 2474 

Retiring Assembly Staff, recognition of: Carol Baker and Janie Schwartz, Office 

of Speaker Bass; Arvetta Downs and Lawrence A. Murman, Office of the 

Chief Clerk; Daniel Eaton, Office of Speaker Emeritus Nunez; Danya Green, 

Office of Assembly Member Spitzer; and Kate Riley, Committee on 

Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials (Lieber), 7444 

Reynolds, Leslie, San Jose School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, 

and Coto), 5193 

Riberdy, Carry (Evans), 4721 

Riberdy, Kerri Ann (Evans), 4721 

Riberdy, Trevor (Evans), 4721 

Rios, Chelse Rose (Horton), 5834 

Rivera, Geraldo (Coto and Senator Cedillo), 5026 

Sanchez, Angel, volunteer firefighter from Riverside (Jeffries), 5828 

San Diego Human Relations Commission, members of: Mark Lohkemper, 

Ashley Walker, Bruce Abrams, and Nicole Murray Ramirez (Saldana), 3631 

Saulino, Catherine (Ruskin), 5824 

Saulino, Maya (Ruskin), 5824 

Saulino, Shea (Ruskin), 5824 

Saulino, Ted (Ruskin), 5824 

Save-the-Redwoods League (Huffman), (resolution presented), 4500 

Scleroderma Foundation Board members: Brian Adams, Executive Director and 

Joe Matthews (Runner), 5830 

Senior Legislature, members of: Joanna Kim-Selby, Lola Young, Anne Mack, 

Joseph Cox, and Sherry Jenkins (Huffman), 4922 

Shih, Ian (Lieber), 2474




Sierra College Wrestling Team, 2007 California Community College State 

Champions (Hayashi), 4721 

Sklarek, Norma Merrick (Bass), 2635 

Soto, Bishop Jaime, Cathedral of the Bressed Sacrament (Coto), 3745 

Spratlen, Pamela, Director of Central Asian Affairs, U.S. Foreign Service and 

former Assembly staff (Caballero), 5243 

Staggers, Dr. Frank, accompanied by his wife Teresa Hughes, former Assembly 

Member and State Senator, daughter Odessa Staggers, and Carol Lee, 

President and CEO of the California Medical Foundation (Hayashi), 


Stanford University, undergraduate students from (Wolk), 4267 

St. Anne’s School in Laguna Niguel, 4th grade students from (Walters), 5039 

State Youth Ambassadors for 2008: Vikram Abraham, Dreon Anderson, 

TaCora Burgess, Anyu Chin, Alexia Garland, Felipe Hernandez, 

Daniella Jenkins, Armania Jimmerson, Wilton Kuffel, Freeman Lewis, 

Zephani Smith, and Catherine Wakeman (Bass), 4503 

Stefandiou, Hon. Xenia, Consul General of Greece (Aghazarian), 644 

Sterling, Nathaniel, Executive Secretary of the California Law Revision 

Commission (Jones), (resolution presented), 504 

Stys, Sharon, South Whittier Elementary School District Board member 


Swanson, Lorenzo (Swanson), 4267 

Swain, Richard (Gaines), 3697 

Swift, Elizabeth, Buena Park Elementary School District Board member 


Toms, Dana, Palo Alto School District Board member (Ruskin, Beall, Laird, and 

Coto), 5193 

Torrico, Assembly Member: district office staff interns for: Sean Manalo, 

Brian Wong, Natasha Gupta, Roshmi Ganguli, and Stephanie Leung 

(Torrico), 6621 

Tri–Counties Central Labor Council, members of (Brownley and Nava), 4922 

Tulare Leadership Group (Maze), 4141 

Turella, Valerie, Assembly staff (Bass), 3879 

Turner, Myra, on the occasion of her birthday (Lieber), 2071 

Turner, Rev. Raymond, of Temple Missionary Baptist Church (Carter), 1651 

Tuskegee Airmen: Col. James C. Crump, Jr., retired and Senior Master Sgt. 

George W. Porter, retired (Davis), 741 

Umbria, Italy, legislators and officials from the parliament of: 

Hon. Mauro Tippolotti, Hon. Enrico Melasecche Germini, Aldo Bruni, 

Stefano Cimicchi, Walter Orlandi, Prof. Jose M. Kenny, Prof. Elda Gaino, 

and Eleonora Bigi (Portantino, on behalf of Nunez), 2246 

University of California Berkeley class on California Politics and Policy and 

their instructor, former Assembly Member and State Senator Patrick Johnston 

(Galgiani), 5039

176 




Valdez, Juan, student at California State University Fullerton (Duvall), 5039 

Valenzuela, Marilyn (Brownley and Nava), 4922 

Vanden High School Academic Decathlon Team members: Erin Campos, 

Abdul Hassan, Nicolai McCrary, Aleena Sved, Elise Campos, Tanya Campos, 

Julieanne Cunningham, Adrian Bullock, David Crowell, and Coach and 

Teacher David Kenyon (Wolk), (resolution presented), 2636 

Vimont, His Excellency Pierre, French Ambassador to the U.S. (Nunez), 4500 

Waldie, Jon, on the occasion of his birthday (Lieber), 507 

Walsh, Sister Sheila (Price, Blakeslee, and Davis), (resolution presented), 1366 

Watsonville Aptos Adult School (Laird and Caballero), 564 

Wayne, Howard, former Assembly Member, accompanied by visitors from the 

University of San Diego (Salas), 3697 

West Basin Water Municipal District members introduced: Don Dear, 

Gloria Gray, Carol Kwan, and Ronald Smith (Price, Bass, Dymally, 

Brownley, Feuer, Furutani, and Karnette), (resolution presented), 4448 

Witt, James Lee, former Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency 

(FEMA), accompanied by his wife Lea Ellen (Nava), 563 

Wright, Roderick, former Assembly Member (Lieber), 2117 

Yglesias, Chancellor Kenneth, Coast Community College District (Duvall), 5039 

Yoshi, Rev. Michael (Torrico), 504 

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HANCOCK, LONI, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/8/07) 112; (2/1/07) 251; (2/9/07) 273; (3/1/07) 499; (3/8/07) 543; 

(3/15/07) 597; (6/11/07) 2111; (7/16/07) 2504; (8/29/07) 2738; (2/8/08) 

3954; (3/13/08) 4234; (3/28/08) 4332 


(1/3/07) 93; (1/4/07) 100; (1/5/07) 105; (5/6/08) 4994; (5/14/08) 5116; 

(5/20/08) 5224; (5/21/08) 5232; (11/25/08) 7442 


(9/8/08) 7187 

Appointed— 



Health, 196 

Housing and Community Development, 196 

Local Government, replacing Soto (for 3/28/07) 688; replacing Lieber 

(for 8/19/08) 6570 

Natural Resources, (Chair), 61, 198 

Rules, (Alternate), 59, 199; replaced by Lieber (for 5/22/08) 5240 


Public Interest Energy Research Advisory Board, 3828


HANCOCK, LONI, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Boards, Commissions, Councils, etc.—continued 

State Allocation Board, appointed (for 12/6/06) 62, (for 1/10/07) 106 


Rules, (Alternate), 4184 







Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response (Rules), (Chair), 888 


Parking pass for Oakland International Airport, donated by Port of Oakland, 

4581 





Arusha, Kerstin, 4752 

Brown, Denise, 337 

Clark, Johnson, 1328 

Clarke, Henry LeRoy, 140 

Davis, Tim, 3945 

Denton, John, 822 

Duncan, Susan, 163 


Guzman, Jeannie, 517 

Klutch, Jo Ann, 647 

Magid, Marian, 181 

McIntosh, Lovie Lee, 1117 

Mikuriya, Dr. Tod, 1654 

Mussen, Irwin J., 4112 

Peet, Alfred H., 2983 

Schultz, Rev. Gustav, Jr., 3703 

Steinberg, Dr. Robert, 7277 

Yalsovac, Paul, 4456 

Yeh, Marcelia, 4873 

Zuckerman, Alexander, 2723 



163, 2983, 3703, 4382, 4752 


2635, 6250

178 


HANCOCK, LONI, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 815, 1652 

AB 1245, 7113 

AB 1751, 3875 

AB 2280, 5430 

AB 2427, 6688 

AB 2770, 6604 

SB 233, 2768 

SB 528, 2706 

SB 619, 6643 

SB 853, 3266 

SB 1464, 6082 

HARMAN, TOM, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



473, 4312 


SB 1608, 7165 

HAYASHI, MARY, ASSISTANT MAJORITY WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/31/07) 1703; (2/13/08) 3975 


(3/19/07) 616; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/24/08) 3801; (3/13/08) 4234 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 


Health, 196 



Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission, 307 



5709 







Community Colleges, (Chair), 347 

Mobilehomes, 4168


HAYASHI, MARY, ASSISTANT MAJORITY WHIP/ASSEMBLY 






Assistant Majority Whip (appointed by Nunez), 59 



4581 



Contreras, Garrett, Hayward Firefighters President, 1446 

Corcoran, Duston, of the California Medical Foundation (Hayashi), 2728 

Kempton, Will, Caltrans Director, 1639 

Spatofora, Dominick, President of Neuropathy Action Foundation, 2728 



Balsley, Michael, 258 

Dellums, Willa, 6752 

Haugen, Juanita, 531 

Higgins, Sgt. Andrew, 2095 

Manibog, Spc. Michael, 4017 

Morrisson, Douglas, 1631 

Poon, Lauren Christina, 6850 

Smith, John K. “Jack”, 6662 

Spears, Leon “Woodie” (Hayashi), 5658 

Sunseri, Frank, 385 

Sweeney, Eleanor, 1540 

Vandiver, Dave, 1685 

Wood, William, Sr., 4227 

Young, Donna, 2492 





6662 


6216, 6302, 6402 


AB 1944, 5134 

SB 98, 3240 

HERNANDEZ, EDWARD P., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (4/30/07) 1212; (3/3/08) 4150; (5/23/08) 5288

180 


HERNANDEZ, EDWARD P., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(6/11/08) 5682; (9/8/08) 7187; (9/9/08) 7193 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 


Health, 196 

Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security, (Chair), 61, 198 










Scalfaro, Frank, 2643 

Scalfaro, Marlene, 2643 



Christiansen, Chris, 2795 

Figueroa, Pfc. Gabriel J., 940 

Morales, Pfc. Jason, 1366 

Touhey, Ella, 3112 

Trimble, Pfc. Chad, 5633 

Per Diem— 


legislative session, 7195 



5922 


SB 98, 3240 

HILL, ELIZABETH, LEGISLATIVE ANALYST. See COMMUNICATIONS. 

Legislative Analyst, Opinions of— 

re authorization of three community college districts to enter into design-build 

contracts for facilities construction projects (pursuant to AB 1000, 

Chapter 637, Statutes of 2002), 175 

HOLLINGSWORTH, DENNIS, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


SB 77, 1690


HOLLINGSWORTH, DENNIS, SENATOR—Continued 





Emergency Services and Homeland Security, 558; replacing 

Senator Ashburn, 3580 


Rules, 155 

HORTON, SHIRLEY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/12/08) 4223; (3/13/08) 4234 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/9/07) 273; (5/9/07) 1394; (7/5/07) 2396; (8/23/07) 2680; 

(12/13/07) 3584; (1/10/08) 3676; (1/15/08) 3710; (2/8/08) 3954 


(6/5/08) 5625; (8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 


Business and Professions, 194; replaced by Duvall (for 1/15/08) 3679; 

replaced by Silva (for 4/29/08) 4883 

Higher Education, (Vice Chair), 154, 196; replaced by Niello (for 7/5/07) 

2403 

Rules, replacing Aghazarian (for 1/18/07) 174 












Carpenter, Diane, 218 

Lassman, Marilyn, 2638 

Martinez, Sgt. Michael J., 2381 

Mattero, Staff Sgt. Joshua P., 2636 

Per Diem— 




AB 86, 6450 

AB 246, 931

182 


HORTON, SHIRLEY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 530, 1876 

AB 532, 1802 

AB 715, 1316 

AB 916, 1531 

AB 1486, 2041 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 1781, 7252 

AB 1830, 5555 

AB 1884, 6222 

AB 2426, 5205 

AB 2921, 5265 

AB 2950, 5210 

AB 2964, 5031 

AB 3034, 6460 

AJR 49, 4837 

SB 77, 1626 

SB 375, 6840 

HOUSTON, GUY S., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/11/07) 137; (1/17/07) 168; (1/24/07) 205; (2/5/07) 264; (2/15/07) 318; 

(4/30/07) 1212; (5/23/07) 1592; (5/30/07) 1694; (7/18/07) 2534; 

(8/23/07) 2680; (8/29/07) 2738; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/9/08) 3666; 

(1/14/08) 3689; (1/23/08) 3792; (1/30/08) 3892; (2/7/08) 3937; (2/13/08) 

3975; (2/20/08) 4026; (3/3/08) 4150; (3/5/08) 4166; (3/25/08) 4307; 

(3/28/08) 4332; (5/12/08) 5079; (5/20/08) 5224; (6/11/08) 5682; 

(7/15/08) 6107 


(1/3/07) 93; (1/4/07) 100; (1/5/07) 105; (2/13/07) 293; (2/14/07) 304; 

(5/14/07) 1451; (5/27/08) 5335 


(6/17/08) 5754 

Appointed— 



Local Government, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 








Urban Girls, a summer camp for foster youth, participants in, 5914


HOUSTON, GUY S., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Abendroth, Charlene, 4274 

Coon, James, 980 

Craig, Ralph Robert, 64 

De Sa, Mike, 64 

Desmond, Scott, 2638 

Dotson, Irma M., 3423 

Edwards, Norma Jean, 980 

Fahey, Richard, 2638 

Gartung, Leon, 508 

Gregory, Bill, 3968 

Haagensen, Winifred Louise Varco, 3423 


Hogue, Donald, 980 

Livingstone, Barbara, 3754 

Lunde, Shawn, 64 

Nunn, Erik, 5951 

Nunn, Tanya, 5951 

Ovick, Elin B., 6021 

Scherer, Ernest, Jr., 4274 

Schroeder, Verna Ollar, 5806 

Schwaegerle, Gerhard, 64 

Titus, Maj. Gen. G. Walter, 2339 

Wolf, Mary Lou, 3885 


9/9/08, request to recess the Regular Session for the purpose of convening the 

Third Extraordinary Session, unanimous consent withheld (Torrico), 




SB 1731, 6504 

HUFF, BOB, SECOND RANKING REPUBLICAN LEADER AND 

CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/12/08) 3965; (2/13/08) 3975 


(1/5/07) 105; (1/18/07) 173; (2/9/07) 273; (3/19/07) 616; (12/13/07) 3584; 

(1/14/08) 3689; (5/23/08) 5288 


(6/2/08) 5610; (11/06/08) 7435 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193

184 



CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 




Health, 490 

Public Safety, replacing Anderson (for 3/27/07) 665 



Ports, 2622 




Caucus Chair (appointed by Villines), 80, 93 

Second Ranking Republican Leader (appointed by Villines), 80, 93 





Bowler, John, 1336 

Bowler, Patricia, 1336 




Gonsalves, Jack P., 3753 

Lamping, Sgt. Thomas, 647 

Reyes, Raymond A. (Huff), 3786 

Zirbes, Robert “Bob”, 336 




336, 3753 


7198 


AB 697, 7158 

AB 945, 3320 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 1852, 6221 

ACR 87, 5197 


AB 394, 3454


HUFFMAN, JARED, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/19/07) 616; (6/18/07) 2166; (1/10/08) 3676; (3/6/08) 4183; (3/13/08) 

4234; (3/25/08) 4307; (4/10/08) 4578; (4/24/08) 4825; (6/2/08) 5610 


(11/25/08) 7442 

Appointed— 



Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials, (Chair), 61, 195 

Natural Resources, filled vacancy (for 4/16/07) 922 




Wildlife Conservation Board, replacing Berg, 324 




Wine, 4124 





Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, students from, 5175 

Hall Middle School from Larkspur, 5664 

Kinsey, Steve, Marin County Supervisor, 1578 

Sonoma State University class on Legislative Politics and 

Professor John Kramer, 6946 

Sonoma State University, students from, 4114 



Condon, Emmet D., 549 

De Ferrari, Pamela (Huffman), 3843 

Deleon, Sgt. Mario “Kawika”, 1076 

Livermore, Norman B., 95 

Siegel, Sylvia, 2723 

Wilkens, Henry Hepburn, 2795 


SB 1313, bill refused passage, 6665; motion, 6766; reconsideration granted, 

6767 



95, 1076, 2723 


AB 1053, 3417

186 


HUFFMAN, JARED, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 1212, 3049 

SB 98, 3240 

SB 941, 3051 


AB 2222, 7436 

INACTIVE FILE, NOTICES OF INTENT TO REMOVE 

AB 164, Bass, 3635 

AB 493, Bass, 3804 

AB 513, Bass, 3804 

AB 904, Bass, 3804 

AB 1028, Bass, 3635 

AB 1290, Bass, 1704 

AB 1557, Bass, 1846 

AB 1746, Bass, 3806 

AB 2780, Torrico, 5277 

AB 3037, De Leon, 5244 

SB 28, Torrico, 5652 

SB 29, Bass, 5027 





SB 142, Bass, 2635 

SB 143, Bass, 2635 


SB 191, Bass, 3696; Torrico, 5652 

SB 298, Torrico, 5271; Blakeslee, 6000 



SB 381, De Leon, 4721 


SB 400, De Leon, 5244 



SB 425, De Leon, 2546 

SB 432, Bass, 2979; De Leon, 5339; Torrico, 6379 

SB 434, Ma, 5739 


SB 465, Torrico, 5593; Torrico, 6726 


SB 493, Bass, 2753; Torrico, 5271 

SB 509, De Leon, 6086 

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INACTIVE FILE, NOTICES OF INTENT TO REMOVE—Continued 




SB 555, De Leon, 3066 


SB 562, Bass, 2693 


SB 579, Bass, 4188 


SB 589, Bass, 2635 

SB 606, Bass, 4111 


SB 691, De Leon, 4447 

SB 697, Bass, 2693 


SB 717, Bass, 2898 

SB 722, De Leon, 2795; Torrico, 6379 



SB 797, De Leon, 2916; De Leon, 4371 


SB 867, Bass, 3804 

SB 870, De Leon, 6520 


SB 936, Bass, 2832 

SB 943, Bass, 2753 


SB 974, Bass, 4111 

SB 976, Bass, 2832 



SB 1012, Bass, 2898 

SB 1042, Torrico, 6217 

SB 1046, Bass, 2791 

SB 1061, Bass, 4614 

SB 1062, Torrico, 6177 

SB 1302, Torrico, 6177 

SB 1335, Torrico, 6306 

SB 1352, Torrico, 6446 

SB 1422, Torrico, 6726 

SB 1424, Torrico, 6379 

SB 1426, Torrico, 6402 

SB 1512, De Leon, 6783 

SB 1536, De Leon, 6777 

SB 1543, Torrico, 6379

188 


INACTIVE FILE, NOTICES OF INTENT TO REMOVE—Continued 

SB 1597, De Leon, 6783 

SB 1699, Torrico, 6402 

SB 1717, Torrico, 6402 

SB 1749, Torrico, 6402 

SB 1781, Torrico, 6177 

INITIATIVES (Also see main heading, COMMUNICATIONS, Attorney General and 

Secretary of State) 


Ballot Title and Labels— 

Initiatives, Proposed— 

Animal License Fees, 3557 

Ban on Legislators’ Acceptance of Anything of Value from Lobbyists or 

Entities Who Employ Lobbyists, 2135 

Bans Abortion of Viable Fetus Unless Necessary to Save Mother’s Life. 

Declares God Creator of Life (No. 08–0002 Amdt. #1–S), 4548 

Bans Activities Defined as “Human Cloning”. Criminal Penalties, 4548 

Bans Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Criminal Penalties, 4548 


Amdt. #2–S), 4169 


Amdt. #2–S), 4169 

Bonds. Drinking Water. Water Conservation and Water Protection, 3603 


4125 


4125 


4125 


4125 

Candidate Vote Requirement and Runoff Elections. Qualification of 

Unaffiliated Candidates, 2666 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program, 3455 



Class Action Lawsuits, 3466 

Class Action Lawsuits. Non–Profit Organizations as Plaintiffs, 3466 

College and University Fees. Wealth Tax, 3724 

Comprehensive Safe Drinking Water, Water Supply Reliability and Data 

Restoration Act of 2008 (No. 08–0003 Amdt. #1–NS), 4027 

Corporate Crime. Reporting Obligations for Executives and Managers, 3545 

Corporations. New Legal Basis to Address Corporate Fraud, 3466 

Corporations. Shareholder Approval of Compensation. Reporting 

Requirements, 3466 

Criminal Justice System. Victims Rights (No. 07–0088 Amdt. #2–S), 3979



Secretary of State)—Continued 







Amdt. #1–NS), 4027 


Amdt. #1–S), 4124 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. State Spending, 3723 

Dietary Supplements and Food Medical Expense. State Income Tax 

Deduction, 3455 


(No. 08–0001), 4169 


(No. 08–0008), 4548 

Election Day Holiday, 7323 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (SA 07–0006), 

1148 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (No. 07–0018), 

2666 

Eminent Domain. Taking Property for Private Ownership, 4125 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (SA 06–0039), 215 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (SA 07–0003), 

1148 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (No. 07–0015), 

2665 

Health Care, 3603 

Homeowner’s Real Property Tax Exemption and Renter’s Tax Credit, 3724 

Inalienable Right to Affordable Health Care, 3545 

Increase to Prisoner Rights, 3456 

Inmates. Rehabilitation and Visitation Programs, 3602 

Internet Poker, 2667 




Limits on Legislators’ Terms in Office, 1024 

Mandatory Reporting of Pregnancies and Sexually Transmitted Infections in 

Minors as Abuse, 2666 

Marijuana Legalization. Individual Rights, 4798 

Marijuana. Repeal of Criminal and Civil Penalties. Release from Jail, 3558 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights (SA 07–0014), 2279 


Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights (No. 07–0026), 3454

190 









Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation, 3724 

Nuclear Energy. Removal of Prohibitions on the Construction of Nuclear 

Power Plants, 3454 

Organizations Representing Local Governments and Agencies. Limits on 

Political Activity. Civil and Criminal Penalties, 3725 

Personal Income Tax. State Sales and Use Tax. Corporate Taxes, 3455 


Agreement (No. 07–0048), 3545 


Agreement (No. 07–0049), 3545 

Presidential Electors. Conditional Implementation of Political Party 

Nomination and Election by Congressional District, 3545 

Presidential Electors. Political Party Nomination and Election by 

Congressional District, 3455 

Prohibition on Placing Information or Identification Device Under the Skin 

of Human or Animals, 3556 

Prohibition on Required or Coerced Sterilization of Animals or Humans, 

3558 

Property Ownership, 3557 

Public Entities. Revival of Claims. Elimination of Legal Defenses. Unlimited 

Compensation for Private Property, 119 

Recognition of Animals as Property, 3557 

Recording of Contracts with Peace Officers, 366 

Redevelopment Areas. Limitations on Using Property Tax to Secure Debt 

(No. 08–0010 Amdt. #2–NS), 4668 







Reduces Public Pension and Retirement Health Care Benefits, 2667 

Reimbursement of Legislators’ Expenses, 1497 

Requirements for Presidential Electors, 2666 



Repeal of Voter–Approved Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research, 5424 

Right to Health, 3546






Senate and Assembly Term Limits, Campaign Contributions and 

Junkets,7453 

Sentencing and Parole Reform, 3456 

Shall The Government Fully Fund Healthcare for Veterans?, 3603 

Single–Payer Health Care Coverage, 70 

State Income Tax Deduction for Dietary Supplements and Certain Foods, 

3603 

Stray and Owner–Relinquished Animals, 3557 

Tangible Ballots. Direct-Recording Electronic Devices (SA 06–0040), 307 

Tangible Ballots. Direct-Recording Electronic Devices (No. 07–0021), 2667 

Tangible Ballots. Direct Recording Electronic Devices (No. 07–0065), 3558 

Teacher and Administrator Compensation, 3894 

Temporary Facilities for Inmates from Overcrowding County Jails. 

Limitation on Temporary Disability Benefits for County Inmates, 107 

“Three Strikes” Law. Sentencing, 3668 

Training for Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect, 2196 





Uninsured Motorists. Enforcement and Penalties, 3725 


Pregnancy, 3546 

Wealth Tax (SA 07–0001), 1268 

Wealth Tax (No. 07–0029), 3455 



Workers’ Compensation, 1148 


Initiatives, Qualified— 


Amdt. #2–S), (#1332), 5868 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program (#1271), 5423 

Community Colleges. Funding. Government Fees, 1396 


Amdt. #1–NS), (#1325), 5684 


Amdt. #1–S), (#1326), 5684 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner-Occupied Residence (#1251), 3894 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property (#1248), 3794 

Limit on Marriage (#1298), 5684 

Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation (#1310), 5684

192 




Secretary of State, Office of—continued 

Initiatives, Qualified—continued 

Redistricting (#1307), 5868 

Renewable Energy (#1304), 5684 

Treatment of Farm Animals (#1274), 4668 


Pregnancy (#1287), 5684 

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER. See POIZNER, STEVE 

JEFFRIES, KEVIN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 




Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security, (Vice Chair), 155, 198 

Revenue and Taxation, replacing Spitzer (for 6/23/08) 5821 








Nash, Nicholas John, 2900 



2472 


AB 150, 1900 

AB 177, 1903 

AB 530, 1876 

AB 994, 6831 

AB 1401, 1622 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 2160, 4834 

AB 2588, 5034 

JOINT CONVENTIONS 


States of Mexico, 2/13/08, 3985 

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JOINT CONVENTIONS—Continued 

State of the Judiciary Address,— 

2/26/07, 473 

3/25/08, 4312 

State of the State Address, Governor’s,— 

1/9/07, 120 

1/8/08, 3650 

JONES, DAVE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/10/07) 130; (1/11/07) 137 


(3/19/07) 616; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/5/08) 5625 


(8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 



Budget, 193 

Health, 490 

Human Services, replacing Krekorian (for 4/29/08) 4883 

Judiciary, (Chair), 61, 197 

Rules, replacing Carter (for 3/13/08) 4237 



California Child Welfare Council, 307 



473, 4312 










Grant Joint Union High School, students from, 2259 


AB 1168, 3425 

AB 2046, 7166 

AB 3052, 7175 

SB 1608, 7165

194 


JONES, DAVE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Bailey, Helen, 3786 

Bienh, Annie, 181 

Bienh, Kyle, 181 

Blackmon, William Larken, 181 

Garlow, Judith Christine, 2119 

Gonzals, Eva, 4383 

Gray, Walter, 1541 

Johnson, Theresamary, 1540 

Kennedy, Gerald, 1954 

Keown, Elizabeth “Betty”, 178 


Patterson, Lawrence, 6090 

Peters, John Scott, 3217 

Shiroma, Kathleen Aimee, 7444 

Stevens, Karen Pedersen, 2723 

Willey, Richard Dewey, 2723 

Per Diem— 

Letter to waive per diem for the 2007–08 Session, 63 


SB 1522, bill refused passage, 7039; motion, reconsideration granted, 7069 



178, 6188, 7444 


2753 

Joint Rule 23.5— 

SB 1407, 7007 


AB 100, 3862 

AB 192, 3184 

AB 860, 1618 

AB 2097, 5252 

AB 2126, 4619 

AB 2219, 5246 

AB 2465, 5260 

AB 2717, 5583 

AB 2781, 5208 

SB 739, 2704 

SB 992, 3208 

SCA 30, 7276 

JOURNAL, PRINT IN 

Bass, Karen, Majority Floor Leader/Assembly Member— 

HR 28, relative to the Arthur Ohnimus Collection, 4372


JOURNAL, PRINT IN—Continued 

Legislative Counsel, Opinions of (see main heading – LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL.) 

Legislative Intent, Letters of (see main heading – LEGISLATIVE INTENT.) 


State Address, Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet Jeria, President of the Republic 

of Chile, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 5709 


Rothman, Frank, Holocaust Memorial Ceremony, 974 


States of Mexico, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 3987 

State of the Judiciary Address, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 

474, 4312 

Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Governor— 

Addresses— 

State of the State Address— 

1/9/07, 121 

1/8/08, 3651 

Budget Messages— 

1/10/07, 132 

1/10/08, 3683 



Assembly Bills prior to enactment of the Budget Bill, recommendations of— 

AB 900, 1215 

AB 1525, 2499 

AB 1936, 6034 

AB 2597, 5724 


AB 159, 3474 

AB 617, 3475 

AB 619, 7329 

AB 905, 2908 

AB 1108, 3476 

AB 1253, 3475 

AB 1723, 3474 

AB 1879, 7330 

AB 1954, 7329 

Governor’s staff designated to sign for enrolled bills pursuant to Section 9509 

of the Government Code, 85 

Tribal-State Gaming Compacts— 

AB 1385 (Chapter 874, Statutes of 1999), Tribal-State gaming compact, 

5983 

Memorandum of Agreement, between the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla 

Indians and the State of California, 2315 

Memorandum of Agreement, between the Morongo Band of Mission 

Indians and the State of California, 2323

196 


JOURNAL, PRINT IN—Continued 

Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Governor—continued 

Messages re—continued 

Tribal-State Gaming Compacts—continued 

Memorandum of Agreement, between the Pechanga Band of Luiseno 


Memorandum of Agreement, between the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay 

Nation and the State of California, 2319 

Pardons, Commutations and Reprieves— 

1/1/07–12/31/07, 3745 

Parole Decisions— 

1/1/07–12/31/07, 3744 

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KARNETTE, BETTY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/22/07) 381; (2/26/07) 439; (6/25/07) 2241; (5/15/08) 5123; (5/22/08) 

5239; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/16/08) 5729 


(4/19/07) 1057; (7/5/07) 2396; (1/17/08) 3741; (1/18/08) 3762; (4/24/08) 

4825 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, replacing Levine (for 4/17/07) 993; replacing 

Carter (for 4/8/08) 4521 

Appropriations, 192; replaced by De La Torre (for 2/26/07) 440; replaced by 

Berg (for 5/22/08) 5182 

Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, (Chair), 61, 193; 

replaced by Swanson (for 2/27/07) 441 


Transportation, 199; replaced by Coto (for 6/25/07) 2242; replaced by Eng 

(for 6/16/08) 5729 


State Allocation Board, replacing De Leon (for 9/24/08) 7279 




Aerospace, 3939 

Ports, (Chair), 349 




by City of Los Angeles, 106


KARNETTE, BETTY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Foster, Bob, Mayor of Long Beach, 7099 


AB 2071, 7167 

AB 2165, 7161 



Barney, Donald William, 6752 

Beavers, Quincy, 163 

Blue, Harriet, 7277 

Brown, Antonio, 3944 

Danelo, Mario Christopher, 140 

Daniel, Margaret Truman, 4004 

Demski, Thomas “Ski”, 5902 

Diddley, Bo, 5633 

Dowell, Joy, 1630 

Ferguson, Gil, former Assembly Member, 1366 

Gailey, John, 6552 

Gotch, Mike, former Assembly Member, 5215 


Grimes, Elmer W., 7277 

Gumbiner, Judy Parsons, 180 

Hayes, Dorothea, 2724 

Heintz, Ronald, 3944 

Hersek, Michael, 3944 

Hodgkins, Rita, 3944 


Lauritzen, Jon M., 3944 

Littlefield, Bryan “Whitey”, 4273 


Member, 1116 

Pard, Francis, 3944 

Prescott, Ron, 3944 

Quevedo, Josephine F., 1713 

Rivera, Carlos, 4506 

Ryan, Marilyn, former Assembly Member, 5951 

Saint Laurent, Yves, 5633 

Simmons, Officer Randall D., 4004 

Skandalakis, Dr. Nicholas I., 2492 

Sunsin-Pineda, Astor, 1541 

Wallace, Anne, 4456 

Wallace, Don C., Jr., 4456 

Watson, “Mother Madale”, 2492 

Weiss, Bernice, 549

198 


KARNETTE, BETTY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Whitaker, Staff Sgt. Joshua, 2095 






140, 180, 1630, 2794, 4004, 4273, 5902, 6552 


3206 




KEENE, RICK, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/8/07) 112; (2/26/07) 439; (4/30/07) 1212; (6/18/07) 2166; (7/5/07) 2396; 

(7/16/07) 2504; (8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/9/08) 3666; 

(1/16/08) 3722; (2/8/08) 3954; (4/30/08) 4900; (5/7/08) 5008; (5/23/08) 

5288; (6/25/08) 5866; (7/1/08) 5962; (7/2/08) 5980 


(12/4/06) 4 


(6/11/07) 2111 

Appointed— 




Utilities and Commerce, (Vice Chair), 155, 199 










Chico Country Day School, students from, 5284 

Our Lady of Guadalupe School, students from, 3846 


Retirement, In Recognition of, 6777


KEENE, RICK, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



278, 2755 


AB 360, 6437 

AB 860, 1618 

AB 1133, 6927 

AB 1816, 6309 

AB 2052, 5545 

AB 2572, 5583 

AB 2895, 5476 

SB 443, 2488 

KEHOE, CHRISTINE, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Arts, 558 

Emergency Services and Homeland Security, (Vice Chair), 558 



KREKORIAN, PAUL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/14/07) 304 


(8/26/08) 6858 


(1/18/08) 3762; (3/28/08) 4332 

Paternity leave— 

(4/28/08) 4860; (4/29/08) 4882; (4/30/08) 4900; (5/1/08) 4913; (5/5/08) 

4955; (5/6/08) 4994 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, 192; replaced by Berg (for 5/7/08) 4995 

Budget, replacing Dymally, 3743 

Human Services, 196; replaced by Jones (for 4/29/08) 4883 


Rules, 59, 199 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by De La Torre (for 4/28/08) 4860 


California Film Commission, 7451 





Hate Crimes, 2622

200 


KREKORIAN, PAUL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Preservation of California’s Entertainment Industry, (Chair), 383 


Information Technology/Transportation (Budget-Subcommittee No. 5), filled 

vacancy, 3827 

Appreciation Extended— 

Death of his Father, Erwin Robert “Rick” Krekorian, expressed appreciation to 

the Members of the Assembly for their support and kindness, 3112 





Bunch, Ted, Burbank Unified School District Board member, 5220 

Burbank PTA members: Robert Reynolds, Debbie Kukta, Lauren Wygle, and 

Mary Anne Wassum, 3846 

Chamlian Armenian School, students from, 5075 

Glendale Community College District Board members: Andre Levy, 

Vahe Peroomian, and Tony Tartaglia, 3846 


AB 2750, 7172 

Motions and Request— 


Applebaum, Gloria, 2638 

Berryhill, Maryellen R., 3045 

Cordero, Joseph, 7093 

Dink, Hrant, 217 

Flower, Ludlow, Jr., 4273 

Godwin, Annabelle, 1631 


Greuel, Golda Alice, 2572 

Hadley, Paul E., 1328 

Hurd, Tania, 5596 

Leopold, Fred, 3703 

Lepejian, Isgo, 96 

Mendoza, Sgt. Giann Carlo Joya, 2435 

Miller, Tom, 96 

Papayans, Serge, 96 

Phelps, Spc. Coty, 1713 

Sarkisyan, Nataline, 3753 

Schiff, Sherrill Ann, 6089 

Scott, Daniel Joseph, II, 7276 

Smallwood, Richard “Dick”, 5167 

Stewart, Spc. Carla, 297 

Symons, Sophie Goldberg, 2723


KREKORIAN, PAUL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Motions and Request—continued 


Valenti, Jack, 1327 



217, 297, 1327, 1713, 2435, 2723, 3045, 3703, 3753, 4273, 5167, 5596, 

6089, 7093, 7276 


4714 


AB 48, 3396 

AB 815, 1652 

AB 1781, (Spitzer Motion to Take up Immediately), 6249 

AB 2436, 6497 

KUEHL, SHEILA, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Arts, 558 

Rules, 155 

LAIRD, JOHN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/15/07) 597; (3/19/07) 616; (8/31/07) 2806; (6/9/08) 5649 


(8/25/08) 6829; (8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 


Budget, (Chair), 61, 193 

Business and Professions, filled vacancy (for 4/15/08) 4649 

Elections and Redistricting, replacing Mendoza (for 2/22/07) 366 

Health, replacing Lieber (for 3/6/07) 528 

Housing and Community Development, replacing Bass (for 4/25/07) 1129 


Labor and Employment, 197; replaced by Levine (for 5/14/08) 5117 



California Integrated Waste Management Board, 7452 


AB 1781, 5709 

SB 77, 1691 

�

202 


LAIRD, JOHN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Legislative Audit, replacing Soto as Acting Chair (for 4/17/07) 962, 

(for 3/12/08) 4161 

Legislative Budget, 276; (Vice Chair), 501 







Education Finance (Budget-Subcommittee No. 2), (Alternate), 665 

Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), (Alternate), 665 


(Alternate), 665 

Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), (Alternate), 665 

State Administration (Budget-Subcommittee No. 4), (Alternate), 665 


File, Remarks on Condition of, 6141, 6263, 7181 



Girl Scout Troop 1496 of Santa Cruz, 5175 

Soquel High School of Santa Cruz, students from, 4114 


AB 1058, 3424 

AB 1130, 3427 

AB 2595, 7169 

AB 2654, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of), 7254; motion 

carried, letter printed, 7255 

AB 2921, 7174 



Belgard, Ray, 517 

Crawford, Timothy, 357 

DiLudovico, Al, 646 

Hattoy, Bob, 531 

Kinder, Ken, 5951 

Matthews, Chris, 6880 

McCarthy, Leo T., former Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the Assembly, 

282 

Mitchell, Sean, 2573 

Santana, Manuel, 6139 

Smith, Jerry C., 3843 

Solari, Richard, 3885 

Stapler, Robin, 4939



Motions and Request—continued 


Swenson, Robert, 3636 

Wasson, Eleanor, 4507 

Wilkinson, Susan, 3703 




Call of the Assembly, motion to dispense with— 

ACA 9, motion to lift call, motion carried, call dispensed with, 7254 

SB 1069, motion to lift call, motion carried, call dispensed with, 7254 












Per Diem— 


Point of Personal Privilege, 6797; ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken 

and informed Assembly Member Laird that time was remaining on his close 



SB 92, bill passed, 2610; reconsideration granted, 3209 


ACA 9, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote 

was taken this day, motion carried, 7254 

SB 1069, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote 











was taken this day, motion carried, 7254

204 



Rescind Action and Expunge Record—continued 
















531, 646, 3703, 4939, 5951, 6880 


AB 199, 2654 

AB 201, 2655 

AB 203, 2657 


1784, 5738 


AB 1016, 1421 

LA MALFA, DOUG, CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/15/07) 318; (4/19/07) 1057; (6/11/07) 2111; (8/31/07) 

2806; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/30/08) 3892; (2/4/08) 3914; (2/8/08) 3954; 

(2/21/08) 4040; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 5610 


(7/5/07) 2396 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, (Vice Chair), 154, 192 


Local Government, replacing Smyth (for 4/18/07) 1023 

Natural Resources, replacing Fuller (for 4/14/08) 4610, (for 4/17/08) 4691; 

replacing Aghazarian (for 6/9/08) 5650 



Chief Republican Whip (appointed by Villines), 93


LA MALFA, DOUG, CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Belcher, Gilbert, family members of, 3846 

Browns Elementary School of Rio Oso, students from, 1374, 5093 

Durham Intermediate School, 7th and 8th grade students from, 5606 

Etna City Police Activity League, visitors from, 682 

La Malfa, Karen, 682 

La Malfa, Milton, 682 

Palo Cedro Home School Class of Shasta County, students of, 1374 

Yuba Sutter League, members of, 1336 



Anderson, Lettie, 2638 

Andrews, Capt. Ed, 1541 

Aoki, George, 6090 

Ball, Jeanne, 4753 

Bechtel, Joan, 5951 

Belcher, Gilbert, 3811 

Diaz, Deputy Jose Antonio, 5806 

Felder, John, 750 

France, William C., 2054 

Furtado, Steven, 5107 


Hawes, William, 4845 

La Malfa, Milton, 7438 

Levin, Phyllis, 3810 

Lundberg, Marvin, 281 

McGee, Jerry, 1541 

Miller, Glenn, 2095 

Munns, Joshua Mark, 4633 

Padmore, Patty, 2900 

Peek, Ellington Andy, 3636 

Perrucci, Randy, 298 

Ralph, Curtis, 6189 

Ramage, James, 6662 

Slosson, James, 1477 

Slosson, Nancy, 1477 

Thengvall, Leslie, 3786 

Webb, Staff Sgt. Christopher, 646 

Webber, Carmen Elinor, 2157 

Whiteaker, Tyler, 4633 

Zollner, Bryan, 980 



Retirement, In Recognition of, 6777

206 


LA MALFA, DOUG, CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



281, 646, 1477, 3810, 7438 


SB 298, 6063 


7443 


AB 88, 7253 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 2149, 4742 

AB 2259, 6343 

AB 2988, 5265 

SB 77, 1626 

SB 233, 2768 

SB 353, 2487 

SB 613, 2767 

LEGISLATIVE ANALYST. See TAYLOR, MAC. Also see HILL, ELIZABETH. 

LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL. See BOYER-VINE, DIANE T. 

LEGISLATIVE INTENT 

AB 100, Mullin, 7163 

AB 112, Wolk, 3430 

AB 214, Fuentes, 7163 

AB 548, motion to print in Journal (Bass, on behalf of Levine), 2863; motion 

carried, 2864; letter printed, 2864 

AB 679, Benoit, 3426 

AB 761, Coto, 3425 

AB 815, Berryhill, 7164 

AB 821, Nava, 4014 

AB 830, Ma, 7208 

AB 833, Ruskin, 3426 

AB 843, Eng, 2979 


AB 980, Calderon, 3941 

AB 1058, Laird, 3424 

AB 1130, Laird, 3427 

AB 1148, Brownley, 3429 

AB 1168, Jones, 3425 

AB 1613, Blakeslee, 3430 

AB 1945, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of De La Torre), motion 

carried, 7222; letter printed, 7223 

AB 2045, De La Torre, 7166 

AB 2046, Jones, 7166 

AB 2059, motion to print in Journal (De Leon, on behalf of Nunez), motion carried, 

6550; letter printed, 6551


LEGISLATIVE INTENT—Continued 

AB 2071, Karnette, 7167 

AB 2165, Karnette, 7161 

AB 2296, Mullin, 7167 

AB 2321, Feuer, 7167 

AB 2369, Fuentes, 7162 

AB 2381, Mullin, 7162 

AB 2426, Cook, 7168 

AB 2437, Ruskin, 7168 

AB 2595, Laird, 7169 

AB 2599, De Leon, 7170 

AB 2637, Eng, 7171 

AB 2654, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of Laird), 7254; motion 

carried, letter printed, 7255 

AB 2750, Krekorian, 7172 

AB 2859, Gaines, 7173 

AB 2921, Laird, 7174 


AB 3052, Jones, 7175 

ACR 69, motion to print in Journal (Torrico, on behalf of Dymally), motion carried, 


SB 5, Wolk, 3427 

SB 658, Benoit and Cook, 7164 

SB 1608, Smyth, Wolk, Jones, Senators Corbett, Harman, Steinberg, 

George Runner, and Ron Calderon, 7165 

LENO, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(2/9/07) 273; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 

3914; (2/13/08) 3975; (2/27/08) 4122; (3/25/08) 4307; (5/23/08) 5288; 

(6/2/08) 5610 


(3/5/07) 513; (3/6/07) 527; (7/14/08) 6031 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Chair), 61, 192; replaced by De Leon, 7451 

Elections and Redistricting, 195; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Health, filled vacancy (for 4/15/08) 4611 


Public Safety, 198; removed, 1396; filled vacancy (for 6/24/08) 5854 


AB 1781, 5709 

SB 77, 1691 


Lieber, Sally, Speaker pro Tempore-elect, 10

208 


LENO, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 







Ports, 2622 




Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory girls basketball team, 4854 

Zimron, Jamie, 6946 



Ausselet, Christopher D., 2573 

Blum, Grace “Tovah”, 2492 

Boswell, Rev. Hamilton T., former Assembly Chaplain, 1478 

Craig, Laura, 1574 

Cruz, Margaret, 336 

Gray, Naomi, 140 

Hanson, Jo, 647 

Hardley, Toni, 647 

Heising, Pablo, 258 

Jones, David, 109 

Kramer, Dick, 2119 


Linder, Doris Helen, 5215 

MacAllister, Heather, 475 

Martin, Del, 6937 

Monks, Brad, 647 

Morgan, Antwanisha, 647 

Nickoff, Jim, 3753 

Ormonde, Lena, 140 

Pillows, Jimmie, 3636 

Roh, Jeoflin, 6387 

Scoma, Albert Joseph, 2119 

Skiffington, Claire, 2157 

Smuin, Michael, 1191 

Sorro, Bill, 2794 


Toy, Tommy, 4191 

Wu, William D. Y., 3703 


9/5/07, Action taken in the Appropriations Committee on SB 691 would 

grandfather in the issue of preemption with existing local ordinances, 2970


LENO, MARK, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


8/28/08, Debate should be limited to the amendments taken in the Senate and not 

debate the bill in chief, reply: that it would be preferable for Members to 

restrict comments to the issue that may have changed now that the bill is back 

for concurrence; however, under the Assembly Rules Members are not 

restricted simply to debate on the amendments (Lieber), 6916 



SB 92, bill passed, 2610 

SB 110, bill refused passage, 3109; motion, 6811; reconsideration granted, 6812 




140, 336, 1191, 1478, 2794, 3703, 3753, 6387, 6937 


6349 


1784, 5738 


AB 1559, 3255 

AB 2280, 5430 

AB 2956, 5250 

SB 976, 3100 

SB 1322, (Torrico Motion to Table Garrick Amendments), 6184 

LEONARD, BILL, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION (Also see main heading– 


LEVINE, LLOYD E., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/10/07) 130; (1/18/07) 173; (3/12/07) 557; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/18/08) 

3762; (1/30/08) 3892; (1/31/08) 3906; (3/5/08) 4166; (3/25/08) 4307; 

(4/3/08) 4441 


(4/16/07) 961; (4/17/07) 992; (2/28/08) 4133; (5/1/08) 4913; (6/2/08) 5610; 

(9/19/08) 7263; (11/06/08) 7435 


Birth of nephew, Miles Birrell Levine, 294 

Demonstration or applause in favor or opposition to a bill, it is out of order to do 

so, 4745 


SBs receiving amendments, 3052 

His Mother, Jennifer Levine, became a U.S. citizen, 5271 

Pass and retain, it is unusual to pass and retain on a measure after a lengthy 

debate has occurred. It is the custom and practice of the House to pass and 

retain on an item prior to it being debated, 4739

210 


LEVINE, LLOYD E., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Announcements—continued 

Sunday Session to take up the Budget, the Assembly will convene on, 6510 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, 192; replaced by Karnette (for 4/17/07) 993 

Appropriations, 192; removed, 321; replacing Lieu (for 2/26/07) 440 

Elections and Redistricting, 195; replaced by De Leon (for 4/17/07) 994; 

replaced by Fuentes (for 4/8/08) 4490 



Labor and Employment, replacing Laird (for 5/14/08) 5117 


Utilities and Commerce, (Chair), 62, 199; replaced by De La Torre as Chair 

(for 4/16/07) 962 


Legislative Audit, 200; removed, 322 



Animal Welfare, (Chair), 347 




Barker, Bob, 2445 

Cardenas, Tony, Los Angeles City Council Member and former Assembly 

Member, 3057 

Chu, Judy, Board of Equalization Member (District 4), 4644 

Hannigan, Thomas, former Assembly Member, 4765 

Kopp, Quentin, former State Senator, 4644 

Mountjoy, Dennis, former Assembly Member, 3057 

Peace, Steve, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 3224 


AB 548, motion to print in Journal (Bass, on behalf of), 2863; motion carried, 




Davis, Tim, 3945 

Herzberg, Norman, 298 

Hillary, Sir Edmund, 3786 

Hunt, Dennis, 1191 

Kaplan, Barry, 6089 

Katz, Aaron Lee (on behalf of Nunez), 508 

Kinzle, Robbie, 822 

Langer, Al, 2380 


Niedorf, Saul, M.D., 4382


LEVINE, LLOYD E., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Ortasse, Leatrice, 2492 


Pavarotti, Luciano, 3045 

Ridge, Charles J., 1478 

Roth, Geraldine, 5840 

Schneiderman, Beatrice, 5713 

Seaman, David, 3703 

Seaman, Florence, 3703 

Smith, Philip “Flip”, 6021 

Wyler, Gretchen, 1845 




508, 1191, 1478, 1845, 2380, 3045, 3703, 3786, 3945, 4004, 4382, 6021, 

6089 


AB 1649, 927 


AB 1714, 2002 


Inactive File, request that Assembly Rules 78 and 63 be suspended for the 

purpose of waiving the one day notice when removing a bill from the 

Inactive File and take up the bill without reference to file for purpose of 

amendment, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 6818; 

motion carried, 6819 


AB 1331, 1826 

SB 992, 3208 

LIEBER, SALLY J., SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/16/08) 3722; (1/17/08) 3741; (1/18/08) 3762 

Illness— 

(4/14/08) 4609 


(2/5/07) 264; (2/28/07) 488; (3/19/07) 616; (6/18/07) 2166; (1/23/08) 3792; 

(3/28/08) 4332; (5/21/08) 5232 


AJR 63, that the resolution was removed from the Consent Calendar and placed 

upon the Inactive File. The resolution was inadvertently read with the 

remainder of the items on the Consent Calendar. The item remains on the 

Inactive File, 5839 

Amend bills on the Floor, last day is, 1845, 3810, 3842

212 


LIEBER, SALLY J., SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE/ASSEMBLY 



Amendments, last day to submit to the Desk is, 1845, 3810, 5276 

Appendix to Assembly Journal, which contains the Standing Rules of the 

Assembly and Senate, Joint Rules, and Article IV of the California 

Constitution, is on each Member’s desk, 507 

Bill requests to the Office of Legislative Counsel, last day to submit is, 216, 3810 

Bills in committee, last day to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in 

2007 is 1/25/08, 3810 

Bills introduced in 2007, last day to pass out of House of origin is 1/31/07, does 

not apply to Resolutions or Constitutional Amendments, 3810, 3842 

Birth of Assembly Member Runner’s grandson, James Cooper Runner, 3785 

Boswell, Rev. Hamilton T., former Assembly Chaplain, Quiet Hour to be 

5/14/07, at Jones United Methodist Church, San Francisco, Funeral to be 

5/15/07, at Jones United Methodist Church, San Francisco, 1440 

Committee meetings, none may meet, absent a Joint Rule waiver prior to 6/2/08, 

except to hear a bill that is re-referred to committee pursuant to 



AB 5, late amendments, 1954 

Bill Introduction, 385, 4016 

Floor amendments, processing of, 5404 

Donate Life California, that in recognition of Assembly Member Runner’s 

determination to attend Floor session, a link to Donate Life California, a 

collaborative effort between the Department of Motor Vehicles and a 

non-profit to facilitate organ donation, is accessible on the Assembly Floor 

System laptops, 6881 

Economic interests, Statement of, deadline for filing, 384, 507, 4112 

Fiscal bills reported to the Floor of either House, 8/8/08 is the last day for, 6190 

Floor Managers for Assembly bills, Senate Floor Managers needed for Assembly 

bills on the Senate Floor, 6020 

Health Committee hearing 7/10/07, to hear ACR 30 and AJR 31, 2435 

Impact of state of emergency that has resulted from the recent freezing 

temperatures in California, briefing on, by Committees on Agriculture and 

Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy for 1/18/07, 180 

Inactive File, last day to notice intent to remove a bill, 1845, 1954, 3810, 3842, 

5276, 5403 

Incorrect Bill Displayed on the Vote Display Board, that when debate began on 

SB 1351, the incorrect bill was displayed on the vote display board. This 

error was corrected and the correct bill was displayed prior to the end of 

debate, and the roll being opened. In an effort to eliminate confusion on this 

item, the bill will be reposted and the roll re-opened, 6839 

Legislative portrait with the Senate, to be taken 6/13/07 on the West Steps of the 

Capitol, 2118





Lung health and function screening, hosted by Assembly Member Galgiani, in 

the Eureka room of the Capitol on 6/12/07, 2118 



(on behalf of Nunez), 1191 


boys who are participating in (on behalf of Saldana), 4830 

Non–urgency, non–tax levy bills, last day to pass, 1845, 1954, 2054, 5276, 5403 

Ohnimus, Arthur, the late Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and his late wife 

Bernice Ohnimus Crutcher, there is a special exhibit of their collection from 

4/1 though 4/4/08, in the State Capitol Museum, Room 105, 4375 

Panoramic photo of the Assembly, to be taken 4/12/07, 749, 822 

Political Reform Act, last day to amend bills that amend the Political Reform 

Act is 1/18/08, 3702 

Political Reform Act of 1974, last day to amend bills that amend the Political 

Reform Act is 8/7/08, 6190 

Senate bills, pursuant to Joint Rule 61(a)(10), the last day for policy committees 

to hear and report from committee is 7/13/07, 2435 

Session, 2009–10, would convene 12/1/08, at 12 noon, 7443 

State of the Judiciary Address, will be given 3/25/08, 4004 

Urgency clause, last day to amend a bill to add or delete, 1845, 1954, 2054, 

5276, 5403 

Women of the Year ceremony, to be on 3/10/08, 4004 

Appointed— 


Health, 196; replaced by Laird (for 3/6/07) 528 



Local Government, 197; replaced by Eng (for 1/16/08) 3711; replaced by 

Hancock (for 8/19/08) 6570 

Natural Resources, replacing Brownley (for 4/9/07) 781 

Rules, replacing Hancock (for 5/22/08) 5240 





Mobilehomes, (Chair), 349 



Speaker pro Tempore (appointed by Nunez), 10, 59 



Baca, Sheriff Lee, Los Angeles County, 3888

214 






Bordonaro, Tom, Jr., former Assembly Member, 287 

Bowen, Debra, Secretary of State, 1344 

Burton, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 1484 

Chan, Wilma, former Assembly Member, 403 

Clute, Steve, former Assembly Member, 2910 

Garamendi, John, Lieutenant Governor, 141, 2660, 5183, 6192 

Hall, Isadore, Compton City Council Member, 6853 

Jackson, Hannah-Beth, former Assembly Member, 4765 

Journey for Justice March, participants from, 956 

Keeley, Fred, former Assembly Member and Speaker pro Tempore, 4950 

Kopp, Quentin, former State Senator, 3224 

Koretz, Paul, former Assembly Member, 533 

Leonard, Bill, Board of Equalization Member (District 2), 4189 

Leslie, Tim, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 229 

Lockyer, Bill, Treasurer, 509, 1691, 5183 

Matthews, Barbara, former Assembly Member, 6468 

McCarthy, Kevin, Congressman and former Assembly Member, 6756 

Montanez, Cindy, former Assembly Member and Rules Committee Chair, 7047 

Mountain View, City of, officials from: Mayor Laura Macias, City Attorney 

Michael Martello, and Pam Martello of the Chamber of Commerce, 3123 

Mountjoy, Dennis, former Assembly Member, 772, 2060, 3224 

Mullin, Kevin, 6756 

Murray, Kevin, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 165 

Myers-Lipton, Prof. Scott, and students from San Jose State, 1336 

Poochigian, Chuck, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 1691 

Runner, Rebekah, 6756 

Santiago, Burga, 300 

Skinner, Nancy, East Bay Parks District Board member, 4765 

United Farm Workers, visitors from, 2499 

Vasconcellos, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 682 


State Address, Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet Jeria, President of the Republic 

of Chile, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 5709 



Akselrad, Rabbi Sidney, 96 

Bakotich, Anne, 2095 

Brown, Carl, 7444 

De Lozier, Joseph H., 7444 

Goldwasser, Sgt. First Class Ehud, 6189 


Jones, Agrippa, 3636






Mahan, John, 96 

Meyer, Raymond P., Sr., 96 

Michaelis, Lance Jeffrey, 96 

Moss, Gloria, 2436 

Ogami, Dede, 4456 


Ramirez, Luis, 6256 

Ravitz, Justin Charles, 3636 

Regev, Staff Sgt. Eldad, 6189 

Rich, Shirley, 2095 

Simmons, Officer Randall D., 4004 


Tayaotao, Sgt. Michael, 2636 

Turnbull, Jane, 7444 


Womack, Dr. Sophie Jan, 4112 

Wool, Felicia Jane Rainville, 3637 

Young, Donna, 2492 


Supplemental File, to be taken up for consideration, 6989, 7061, 7132, 7139 


Berg, Patty, Assembly Member, Chair of the Legislative Women’s Caucus, to the 

Women of the Year Ceremony, 516 

Saldana, Lori, Assembly Member, Vice Chair of the Legislative Women’s 

Caucus, to the Women of the Year Ceremony, 4205 



AB 513, bill refused passage, motion to take up motion to reconsider 

immediately, reconsideration granted, 2093 


Remarks— 

Soto, Nell, Assembly Member, welcomed back to the Assembly after her 

absence due to an illness, 2247 




2636 


AB 148, 3706 

AB 1652, 927 


AB 513, 2093

216 






4201, 4500 


Appointed, 10 



AB 2594, 5199 

SB 97, 2652 

LIEU, TED W., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/13/07) 572; (3/19/07) 616; (3/29/07) 732; (4/11/07) 886; (8/23/07) 2680; 

(1/10/08) 3676; (1/30/08) 3892; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 3914; (3/3/08) 

4150; (3/5/08) 4166; (3/28/08) 4332; (6/2/08) 5610; (6/10/08) 5668; 

(7/1/08) 5962 


(2/15/07) 318; (2/26/07) 439; (2/27/07) 480; (2/28/07) 488; (3/1/07) 499; 

(5/7/07) 1341; (5/8/08) 1378; (5/9/07) 1394; (5/10/07) 1409; (6/12/07) 

2124; (6/13/07) 2134; (7/5/07) 2396; (2/12/08) 3965; (2/13/08) 3975; 

(2/14/08) 3994; (2/15/08) 4003; (5/5/08) 4955; (5/6/08) 4994; (5/7/08) 

5008 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, 192; replaced by Levine (for 2/26/07) 440; replaced by 

De La Torre (for 5/9/07) 1395; replaced by Mullin (for 5/7/08) 4956 

Banking and Finance, (Chair), 61, 193; removed as Chair, remains a member, 

4237; Temporary Chair (for 3/24/08) 4257, (for 4/7/08) 4339; replaced by 

Nava, 4483 

Business and Professions, replacing Bass (for 6/26/07) 2242; filled vacancy 

(for 4/29/08) 4861, (for 6/17/08) 5730 

Rules, (Chair), replacing De La Torre, 4238 


Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200; replaced by Brownley (for 8/18/08) 6569 


California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission, 7450 

Task Force on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for 

Military Children, 7451 






Rules, (Chair), 4340


LIEU, TED W., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Aerospace, (Chair), 346 



Japanese Business Association, members of, 2235 

Japanese Chamber of Commerce, members of, 2235 

Leadership Torrance, 1578, 5220 

Lieu, Alex, 1484 

Manhattan Beach Parents Teachers’ Association, 4230 

Torrance, City of, guests from: Dustin Tygret from Torrance High School, and 

Terry Ragins and Robin Funk, Torrance Unified School District Board 

members, 4230 



Akiyama, Tom Tsutomu, 517 

Anzack, Pvt. 1st Class Joseph, 1631 

Beezley, Dr. Christine Omoto, 2253 

Curtis, Aida Marie, 4753 

Drevno, Gene, 7188 

Gaines, John, 605 

Keane, Kathy, 298 

Martin, Tom, 1077 

McIntyre, Pat, 2380 

Nolte, Ursel, 4274 

Ogushi, Garrett, 4142 

Shiroma, Kathleen Aimee, 7444 

Tratunich, Tony, 1077 

White, Ian, 3753 

Williamson, William “Cody”, IV, 4845 

Yamanaka, Dr. Tadami, 517 

Yoshida, Byron Kazvo, 517 

Per Diem— 

Letter to resume the collection of per diem, but decline the increase in per diem, 

7453 

Letter to waive per diem effective 9/1/08 until the budget is signed by the 

Governor, 7196 



605, 1631, 2380, 3753 


1069 


5082, 6830

218 




Seventh Wedding Anniversary, best wishes to Assembly Member Lieu and his 

wife (Lieber), 6830 


AB 2427, 6688 

SB 851, 3238 


Consent Calendar, 6291 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. See GARAMENDI, JOHN 

LOCKYER, BILL, STATE TREASURER (Also see main heading– 


LOWENTHAL, ALAN, SENATOR 

Appointed— 






� 

MA, FIONA, MAJORITY WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/13/08) 4234 


(3/19/07) 616 


(3/22/07) 637; (1/18/08) 3762; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/19/08) 5181; (5/20/08) 

5224; (5/21/08) 5232; (6/11/08) 5682; (6/12/08) 5703; (8/26/08) 6858 


(9/19/08) 7263 

Appointed— 



Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, filled vacancy, 1380 

Health, 196 

Local Government, replacing Soto (for 4/11/07) 845, (for 4/18/07) 993, 

(for 4/25/07) 1098, (for 5/2/07) 1241, (for 5/9/07) 1396, (for 6/13/07) 

2126 

Public Safety, 198 




Mexico, to the Joint Convention, 3985


MA, FIONA, MAJORITY WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 








Domestic Violence, (Chair), 348 






Majority Whip (appointed by Nunez), 59 


SB 434, 5739 



Screen Actors Guild, guests representing: Patrick Verrone, President of the 

Writers Guild of America and John Kosinski, Writers Guild Staff, 4008 


AB 830, 7208 




Donhoff, John, Jr., 6090 

Jones, Ryan, 6188 

Kim, Tom, 1327 


Martinez, Maria, 4274 


282 


Sims, Richard, 4113 

Tuvera, Officer Bryan, 108 

Tygiel, Jules, 6090 



Per Diem— 

Letter to decline the increase in per diem, 7436

220 




9/5/07, During the Appropriations Committee hearing on SB 691, it was 

clarified that Assembly Member Berryhill’s bill would not preempt existing 

city and county ordinances. She stated she did vote for Assembly Member 

Berryhill’s bill and this is not the same bill as Assembly Member Berryhill’s 

bill, 2970 


AB 1108, bill refused passage, 1685; reconsideration granted, 1931 

AB 1848, bill refused passage, 5516; motion, 5579; reconsideration granted, 

5580 

AB 2805, bill refused passage, 5276; motion, reconsideration granted, 5438 


6817 



108, 282, 1327, 3967, 4274, 5633, 6090, 6188 


AB 23, 5562 


2970, 6562 


Appropriations (6/18/08) AB 66, request unanimous consent, objection to 



AB 1212, 3049 

SB 941, 3051 

MACHADO, MIKE, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


AB 1781, 5714 

SB 77, 1690 


Rules, 155 

MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER OF ASSEMBLY. See TORRICO, ALBERTO. Also 

see BASS, KAREN. 

MALDONADO, ABEL, SENATOR 

Appointed— 






Arts, 558 

Fisheries and Aquaculture, 3694


MARGETT, BOB, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



Rules, 155 

MAZE, BILL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(4/7/08) 4489; (4/8/08) 4520; (4/9/08) 4546; (4/10/08) 4578 

Funeral— 

(2/1/07) 251 

Illness— 

(2/16/07) 331; (8/23/07) 2680; (8/31/07) 2806; (9/7/07) 3063; (3/28/08) 

4332 


(4/1/08) 4366; (4/2/08) 4402; (4/3/08) 4441 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/13/07) 293; (3/26/07) 663; (3/28/07) 706; (12/13/07) 3584; 

(2/8/08) 3954; (2/12/08) 3965; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 5610; (6/5/08) 

5625 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Business and Professions, 194; replaced by Gaines (for 4/1/08) 4366; 

replaced by Plescia (for 4/9/08) 4490 

Veterans Affairs, replacing Runner (for 4/29/08) 4884 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, (Vice Chair), 155, 200; replaced by Fuller 

(for 4/1/08) 4367 







Foster Care, (Vice Chair), 781 







Big Pine School, 8th grade students from, 5175 



Castro, Kenny (Maze), 3754 

Ewen, Allen, 4845

222 


MAZE, BILL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Haws, Deputy Sheriff Kent, 3703 

Maze, Everett D., 4939 

Merriss, Betty, 282 

Richmond, Melton, 357 

Ruddell, Gerald “Gig”, 218 

Vartanian, Arlene, 181 




4939 


3242 


AB 419, 6545 

AB 546, 2940 

AB 915, 2877 

AB 1107, 6957 

AB 1723, 1468 

SB 1022, 6846 

SB 1446, 6782 

MCCLINTOCK, TOM, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



Rules, 155 

MCPHERSON, BRUCE, SECRETARY OF STATE. Also see COMMUNICATIONS. 


2007–2008 Regular Session, Members of the Assembly, 5–6 

MENDOZA, TONY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(2/22/07) 381 


(1/12/07) 144; (1/25/07) 213; (2/1/07) 251; (2/9/07) 273; (5/25/07) 1645; 

(7/5/07) 2396; (8/23/07) 2680; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/4/08) 3914; (2/8/08) 

3954; (2/21/08) 4040; (5/23/08) 5288 


(8/26/08) 6858 


(3/8/07) 543 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, 192


MENDOZA, TONY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 




Elections and Redistricting, 195; replaced by Laird (for 2/22/07) 366 


Housing and Community Development, filled vacancy (for 8/21/08) 6721, 

(for 8/31/08) 7104 

Rules, 59, 199; replaced by Ruskin (for 7/5/07) 2403 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, replacing Nava (for 1/15/08) 3694 


Census, 2692 



Fierro, Robert, 2445 



Aguilar, Antonio, 2226 

Anderson, Cindy, 96 

Gonsalves, Jack P. , 3703 

Guzman, Miguel E., 5404 

Roman, Regina Nicole, 2658 

Smith, Woodrow Wilson “Woody”, 2794 



2226, 2658, 2794, 5404 


6037 

MIGDEN, CAROLE, SENATOR 

MINORITY FLOOR LEADER OF ASSEMBLY. See REPUBLICAN LEADER OF 

ASSEMBLY. Also see VILLINES, MICHAEL. 

MOTIONS AND REQUESTS (Note: Requests for unanimous consent made on behalf 

of membership by Majority Floor Leader, Assistant Majority Floor Leader, and 

Majority Whip) 

Anderson, Joel, Assembly Member— 



Bass, Karen, Speaker, Majority Floor Leader/Assembly Member— 

Bills to be taken up for the purpose of adopting amendments by voice vote, 1978 

Beall, Jim, Jr., Assembly Member— 



Bills, Consideration of, Without Reference to File— 

AB 300, to be taken up for the purpose of Second Reading and adoption of 

amendments (Bass, on behalf of Nunez), 671

224 




Majority Whip)—Continued 

Bills, Consideration of, Without Reference to File—continued 

AB 499, request to take up for the purpose of adopting committee amendments, 

ordering the bill to Third Reading, and to take up for purpose of 

consideration (Bass), 3875 

AB 583, request to take up the bill without reference to file (Torrico), unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 7065; motion carried, 7066 

AB 1470, to take up Senate amendments to the bill without reference to file 

(Bass), 3368 

ABs, to be taken up without reference to committee or file for the purpose of 

Second Reading (Bass), 1062 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass as Amended” on 8/8/08, and which 

did not receive a single “No” vote, ordered to Second Reading for 8/11/08, 

and to Third Reading for 8/12/08 (Torrico), 6248 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass as Amended” on 8/8/08, ordered to 

Second Reading for 8/11/08, and to Third Reading for 8/12/08 (Torrico), 

6248 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass as Amended”, request to take up 

without reference to file for adopting committee amendments and that the 

bills be ordered to Second Reading for 1/28/08 (Bass), unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 3803; motion carried, 3804 

Bills from Appropriations, with a “Do Pass”, “Do Pass as Amended”, “Do Pass 

to Consent”, or “Do Pass as Amended to Consent” be ordered to Second or 

Third Reading one legislative day prior to the day required (Bass), 1712; 

(De Leon), 5245 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass” on 8/8/08, and which did not receive 

a single “No” vote, ordered to Third Reading for 8/11/08 (Torrico), 6248 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass” on 8/8/08, ordered to Second 

Reading for 8/11/08, and to Third Reading for 8/12/08 (Torrico), 6248 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass”, request to take up without reference 

to file and that the bills be ordered to Third Reading for 1/28/08 (Bass), 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 3802; motion 

carried, 3803 

Bills from committee with a “Do Pass as Amended” be taken up today for the 

purpose of adopting Committee Amendments, and return the bills to Second 

Reading (Torrico), 6778 

Bills from committee with a “Do Pass as Amended”, request to take up without 

reference to file for the purpose of adopting committee amendments and 

returning the bills to Second Reading (De Leon), unanimous consent 

withheld (Benoit), motion (De Leon), 6880; motion carried, 6881 



returning the bills to Second Reading (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion carried, 6810, 6834, 6912








returning the bills to Second Reading (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 6997; motion carried, 6998 

Bills from policy committees with a “Do Pass as Amended to Appropriations” 

on 1/17 and 1/18/08 be taken up for the purpose of adopting committee 

amendments (Bass), 3745 

SB 1, request to take up without reference to file for purpose of consideration 

(Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 3296; 


SB 77, to be taken up without reference to committee or file for the purpose of 

Second Reading and adoption of committee amendments, and placement on 

Third Reading for the next legislative day (Laird), 1558 

SB 191, request to be taken up without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration (De Leon), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion 

(De Leon), motion carried, 7088 

SB 703, request to take up without reference to file for the purpose of 

amendment and to take up the bill without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration (Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion 

(Bass), motion carried, 3268 

SB 826, request to take up without reference to file for purpose of consideration 

(Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion 

carried, 3366 

SB 1762, request to be taken up without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration (De Leon), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion 


SBs, request to take up all SBs reported from committee on 9/10 and 9/11/07, 

with amendments, be taken up without reference to file, for the purpose of 

adopting committee amendments, and that the bills be ordered returned to 

Third Reading on 9/10 and 9/11/07; and that all SBs reported from 

committee today and tomorrow be taken up for Second Reading, and ordered 

to Third Reading (Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion 

(Bass), motion carried, 3203 

SBs, request to take up without reference to file for purpose of amendment 

(Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion 

carried, 3114 

SBs, request to take up without reference to file for purpose of amendment 



SBs, request to take up without reference to file for purpose of consideration 

(Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion (Torrico), 7116; 

motion carried, 7119

226 






SCR 52, request to take up without reference to committee or file for purpose of 


(Bass), 3363; motion carried, 3364 

Blakeslee, Sam, Assembly Member— 









SB 1070, motion to offer a substitute motion to re-refer, motion lost, 5885 

Coto, Joe, Assembly Member— 



Cesar Chavez, 740, 4371 

Feuer, Mike, Assembly Member— 



Gaines, Ted, Assembly Member— 



Garcia, Bonnie, Assembly Member— 


Granted unanimous consent to use visual aids on the Floor, 1071, 3146, 

5447, 5582 

Houston, Guy S., Assembly Member— 


9/9/08, request to recess the Regular Session for the purpose of convening the 

Third Extraordinary Session, unanimous consent withheld (Torrico), 


Laird, John, Assembly Member— 


ACA 9, motion to lift call, motion carried, call dispensed with, 7254 







SB 1079, motion to lift call, motion carried, call dispensed with, 7254





Laird, John, Assembly Member—continued 

Call of the Assembly, motion to dispense with—continued 






La Malfa, Doug, Assembly Member— 





Supplemental File, to be taken up for consideration, 6989, 7061, 7132, 7139 

Plescia, George A., Assembly Member— 



Re-refer— 

AB 190, motion to re-refer (Bass), motion carried, 3698 

AB 1234, motion to re-refer (Bass), 978; motion carried, 979 



AB 1840, motion to re-refer (De Leon), 4501; motion carried, 4502 



SB 493, motion to re-refer (Torrico), motion carried, 5655 

SB 771, motion to re-refer (Bass), 2372; motion carried, 2373 

SB 924, motion to re-refer (Bass), motion carried, 2338 

SB 1070, motion to offer a substitute motion to re-refer (Blakeslee), motion lost, 

5885 

Ruskin, Ira, Assembly Member— 

Withdrawal of Statement— 

SB 613, withdrew the reference to the Legislative Counsel opinion, 2767 

Spitzer, Todd, Assembly Member— 

AB 1781 (2008 Budget Bill), motion to take up immediately, 6248; motion lost, 

6249 

Motions and Resolutions, motion to suspend the rules to return to, 6231; motion 

lost, 6232 

Taking up measures in File Item order, motion to suspend Assembly Rule 63 for 

the purpose of (Spitzer), ruling: motion ruled out. The House is currently 

proceeding under the order of business (Saldana), 6231 


Granted unanimous consent to use visual aids on the Floor, 7107

228 






SB 1070, motion to offer a substitute motion to re-refer (Blakeslee), motion lost, 

5885 

Swanson, Sandre R., Assembly Member— 



Torrico, Alberto, Majority Floor Leader/Assembly Member— 




the Speaker or a majority of the members, unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), 6379; motion, motion carried, 6380 


Motion to Suspend the Rules, request to lift call, unanimous consent withheld 

(Benoit), motion to lift call, 7117; motion carried, 7118; Rules Suspended, 

7119 



Withdraw from committee— 

SB 1070, motion to withdraw from committee, 5885; motion carried, 5887 


AB 423, rescind action whereby committee report received and read, bill read a 

second time, author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to 

committee, 644 

AB 862, rescind action whereby committee report received and read, and bill 

re-referred to committee, 1113 

AB 1268, rescind action whereby committee report received and read, and bill 

re-referred to committee, 818 

Remarks on Condition of the File, Benoit and Laird were granted 3 minutes to 

speak, 6141 

Video presentation, in honor of the career and in recognition of his 80th birthday 

of Assembly Member Dymally, 6871 


Arthur Ohnimus, the late Chief Clerk and Chief Administrative Officer of the 


Walters, Mimi, Assembly Member— 



Wolk, Lois, Assembly Member— 




MULLIN, GENE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, replacing Lieu (for 5/7/08) 4956 

Budget, 193 

Education, (Chair), 61, 195 

Health, replacing De Leon (for 8/5/08) 6198 



Transportation, replacing Carter (for 4/28/08) 4861 



Curriculum Development and Supplemental Materials Commission, 305 

Education Commission of the States, 737 

State Allocation Board, appointed (for 12/6/06) 62, (for 1/10/07) 106, 

(for 1/24/07) 209; appointed, 306; replaced by Brownley (for 9/24/08) 

7104 


Biotechnology, (Chair), 347 








Herger, Brendan, 3950 

Herger, James, 3950 

Herger, Jordan, 3950 

Nichols, Kate, 4854 

Toothman, Joyce, 4854 


AB 100, 7163 

AB 2296, 7167 

AB 2381, 7162 



Ahern, Patrick, 822 

Bessire, Millie, 7438 

Blackstone, Elliot, 64 

Brusco, Jimmy, 6090 

Burns, Geraldine “Gerri”, 6564 

Callahan, Lois A., 384 

Callicotte, Karen Belluomini, 2901 

Carr, Barbara, 2436 

Chimenti, Mary Louise, 4206

230 


MULLIN, GENE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Christopherson, Thelma, 3944 

Clements, Richard Joseph, 4142 

Donhoff, John, Jr., 6090 

Drago, Jacqueline, 565 

Duly, Rod, 3811 

Estigoy, Andrew, 6189 

Farmer, Ken, 1478 

Fernekes, Joseph, 6256 

Figueroa, Richard, Sr., 2573 

Goldman, Ben, 7093 


Gutierrez, Salvador, 750 

Ison, Jeremy, 1631 

Karr, Harold, 5277 

King, Clarence (Bud), 1574 

Komisarek, Leonard, 258 

Kroger, Madeline, 64 


Losberger, Rod, 5633 

Malone, William “Bill”, 7028 

Mangini, Victor, 337 


282 

Meyer, Lucille, 1954 

Morgan, Antwanisha, 673 

Mullin, Stephanie, 2253 

Nevin, Mazie Cecilia McDermott, 7257 

Noftsger, Dick, 96 


Perry, Arch E., 258 

Putnam, Mary Lou, 3112 

Sims, Richard, 4113 

Soffilos, Anthi, 3944 

Stagnard, Raymond, 258 

Teglia, Verna, 96 

Tuvera, Officer Bryan, 108 

Walsh, Coach “Bill” William Ernest, 2794 

Ware, Brian T., 4274 

Wendler, Paul, 96 

Zugelder, Homer P., 2119 



ACA 15, resolution refused adoption, 6776


MULLIN, GENE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Reconsideration—continued 

SB 1446, urgency clause refused adoption, 5953; motion, 6014; reconsideration 

granted, 6015 




384; 673, 1954, 6256, 7438 


4613, 6726 


AB 598, Bass, on behalf of, 3634 




AB 163, 6765 


SB 166, 2791 

SB 416, 2791 

� 

NAKANISHI, ALAN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/5/07) 264 


(12/13/07) 3584 

Appointed— 




Health, (Vice Chair), 154, 196 


Health Care Quality Improvement and Cost Containment Commission, 323 







Ames, Harry, 281 

Watkins, Terry O., 6662 




281

232 


NAKANISHI, ALAN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



331 


AB 847, 1432 

AB 1229, 2943 

AB 1852, 5047 

AB 1863, 7127 

AB 1887, 5378 

AB 2034, 7125 

AB 2855, 5396 

AJR 41, 4452 

SB 77, 1626 

SB 537, 2921 

SB 1036, 3205 

NAVA, PEDRO, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/16/07) 331 


(1/12/07) 144; (1/24/07) 205; (4/12/07) 921 

Appointed— 



Banking and Finance, (Chair), replacing Lieu, 4483 


Governmental Organization, replacing Soto (for 6/5/08) 5626 

Higher Education, replacing Ruskin (for 3/27/07) 687 

Transportation, (Chair), 62, 199; replaced by DeSaulnier as Chair, remains a 

member, 4483 

Water, Parks and Wildlife, 200; replaced by Mendoza (for 1/15/08) 3694; 

replaced by Furutani, 3976 


California Emergency Council, 2065 

California Transportation Commission, 324; replaced by DeSaulnier, 4884 


Legislative Audit, replacing Soto as Acting Chair (for 6/27/07) 2263, 

(for 8/29/07) 2733, (for 8/19/08) 6570 

Emergency Services and Homeland Security, (Chair), 574 


Inland Empire Transportation Issues, 2650; removed, 5773 

Ports, 2622 


Wine, 4124 



NAVA, PEDRO, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 






AB 821, 4014 



Cleaves, Laura, 4982 

Cordano, Father Virgil, 5633 

Cordeiro, Beatrice Rubio, 163 

Esparza, Armando, 2983 

Green, Roger, 227 

Gutierrez, Salvador, 750 

Hinostro, Robert John, 1713 

Lane, Melvin B., 2900 

Lodge, Judge Joseph, 5063 

Rodriguez, Spc. Jaime, Jr., 2636 

Samuels, Carolyn Ruddell, 7257 

Seaman, Barbara, 4191 

Solinas, Rita, 3423 

Steinman, Albert, 5807 

Wake, Selmer, 5633 



163, 227, 750, 1713, 2636, 2900, 2983, 4191, 4982, 5063 


AB 508, 1810 

AB 774, 1540 

AB 3034, 5589 

SB 178, 2919 



AB 193, 3186 

NEGRETE MCLEOD, GLORIA, SENATOR 

Appointed— 






to proceed with regular business, 8

234 


NIELLO, ROGER, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/27/07) 480; (2/28/07) 488 


(3/19/07) 616; (5/22/07) 1582; (2/21/08) 4040 



9/12/07, motion made, ruling: motion ruled out of order. Pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 101 adjournment may not be taken during a call of the 

Assembly (Lieber), 3341 


Birth of his granddaughter, Aspen Niello, 4191 

Birth of his third grandchild, a baby girl, 5902 

Appointed— 


Budget, (Vice Chair), 154, 193 

Elections and Redistricting, 195 

Higher Education, replacing Horton (for 7/5/07) 2403 




AB 1781, 5709 

SB 77, 1691 











Education Finance (Budget-Subcommittee No. 2), (Alternate), 665 

Health and Human Services (Budget-Subcommittee No. 1), 194; replaced by 

Benoit, 322; (Alternate), 665 



Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), (Alternate), 665 

State Administration (Budget-Subcommittee No. 4), (Alternate), 665 





NIELLO, ROGER, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



St. John Notre Dame School, students from, 3822 



Achermann, Joseph, 1117 

Anderson, Ralph A., 2572 

Bakken, Ronald A., 3754 

Berns, Bonnie, 5276 

Bissinger, Florence Alp, 6256 

Delihant, Harold, 258 

Devincenzi, Michelle, 6783 

Dooley, Thomas, 5276 

Flynn, Ann, 1327 

Garcia, Gaspar, 3810 

Goodman, John, 297 

Grebitus, Elizabeth Breuner, 6256 

Hammer, Rusty, 3967 

Jarman, Robert, 2901 

Krause, Lt. Col. Sarah Capps, 1117 


Merrall, Michael E., 2573 

Murray, Eleanor, 1631 

Nelson, Leonard, 181 

Nelson, Raymond, 2226 

Otto, Carl R., 356 

Riedinger, Michael, 1191 

Russell, Officer Douglas Scott, 2637 

Per Diem— 




297, 356, 1191, 1327, 2226, 2572, 2637, 3810, 3967, 5276, 6256 


2071, 5944, 6562 


1784, 5738 


AB 346, 2079 

AB 468, 1918 

AB 704, 1559 

AB 1064, 1951 

AB 1712, 2081 

SB 868, 3246

236 


NUNEZ, FABIAN, SPEAKER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/5/08) 4166; (3/10/08) 4199; (6/26/08) 5883 


(1/12/07) 144; (1/24/07) 205; (1/25/07) 213; (2/9/07) 273; (2/28/07) 488; 

(3/1/07) 499; (3/19/07) 616; (5/24/07) 1603; (6/26/07) 2262; (8/31/07) 

2806; (3/28/08) 4332; (4/10/08) 4578; (4/16/08) 4666; (4/17/08) 4690; 

(4/29/08) 4882; (5/7/08) 5008; (5/8/08) 5023; (5/14/08) 5116; (5/23/08) 

5288; (6/19/08) 5793; (7/1/08) 5962; (7/2/08) 5980; (7/3/08) 5995 


(3/28/07) 706; (3/29/07) 732; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/21/08) 4040; (4/24/08) 

4825; (8/27/08) 6865 


Bass, Karen, Assembly Member, is the first African American woman to serve as 

Majority Floor Leader, 8 


Bill Introduction, 58 

Economic interests, Statement of, deadline for filing, 474 



(Lieber, on behalf of), 1191 


Speaker, 7 


Reconvening of the Assembly in Regular Session from Joint Recess for a Check 

In Session on 12/13/07, 3580 

Condolences Extended to— 

George, Barbara, on the death of her mother, 474 

Congratulations Extended— 

Richardson, Laura, on her winning the Special Election Democratic primary for 

the 37th Congressional District, 2379 

Debate— 

Debate limited, 2 minutes to open, 2 minutes for debate, and 2 minutes to close, 

2077 

SB 113, debate limited to 3 members in support and 3 members in opposition, 

529 




Ackerman, Linda, 3985 

Angelides, Phil, Treasurer, 8 

Areias, Rusty, former Assembly Member, 5101 

Baker, Althea, Referee, 1960 


120, 3650


NUNEZ, FABIAN, SPEAKER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Baxter, Jane, wife of Associate Justice Baxter, 473 

Bowen, Debra, Secretary of State, 120, 1344, 3950 

Brown, Jerry, Attorney General, 8, 120, 3650 

Brown, Willie L., Jr., former Speaker, 5101 

Burton, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 8, 3446, 5101 

Bustamante, Cruz, former Speaker, 5101 

Canada, Ontario, legislative fellows from: Ian Burns, Laura Dougan, Neil Foley, 

Jason Lagerquist, Tom McDowell, Rachel Stack, Lauren Starr, and 

Eleni Tsoutsias, 403 

Carter, Margaret, President pro Tempore of the Oregon Senate, 5101 

Chesbro, Wes, former State Senator, 5101 

Chiang, John: 

Board of Equalization Member (District 4), 8 

Controller, 120, 3650, 3950, 5101 

Chin, Carol, wife of Associate Justice Chin, 473 

Chin, Hon. Ming, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 120, 

3650 

Chu, Judy, Board of Equalization Member (District 4), 8, 120, 3650 

Cohn, Rebecca, former Assembly Member, 5101 


120, 3650 

Dellums, Ron, Mayor of Oakland, 8, 5101 

Durazo, Maria, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, Los Angeles Federation of Labor, 

5101 

Frommer, Dario, former Assembly Member and Majority Floor Leader (Nunez), 

5101 

Gallegos, Martin, former Assembly Member, 5101 

Garamendi, John: 

Insurance Commissioner, 8 

Lieutenant Governor, 120, 141, 474, 3650 

George, Hon. Ronald M., Chief Justice of California, 120, 3650 

Greuel, Wendy, Los Angeles City Council Member, 3057 

Harris, Kamala D., San Francisco District Attorney, 5101 

Hertzberg, Robert, former Speaker and Assembly Member, 3950 

Hill, Hon. Deirdre, 1960 

Hill, Letruce, 259 

Judicial Council of California, members of, 473, 4312 

Kennard, Hon. Joyce L., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 

120, 3650 

Klehs, Johan, former Assembly Member, 5101 

Lee, Barbara, United States Representative, 8 

Leonard, Bill, Board of Equalization Member (District 2), 120, 3650 

Lockyer, Bill, Treasurer, 120, 3650

238 





Long, Carol, 259 

McPherson, Bruce, Secretary of State, 8 

Medina, Jose Jacques, member of Congress of Mexico, 5101 

Meroux, Rosario, 1578 

Mexico, delegation from, accompanying His Excellency President Felipe 

Calderon Hinojosa, 3985 

Monagan, Robert T., former Speaker, 5101 

Moore, Gwen, former Assembly Member, 2060, 5101 

Moreno, Hon. Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 120, 

3650 

Murray, Kevin, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 3446 

O’Connell, Jack, Superintendent of Public Instruction, 8, 120, 3650, 5101 

Papan, Lou, former Assembly Member, 8 

Parrish, Claude, Board of Equalization Member (District 3), 8 

Poizner, Steve, Insurance Commissioner, 8, 120, 3650 

Richardson, Laura, Congresswoman, 5101 

Robles, Maria, 3985 

Roos, Mike, former Assembly Member and Speaker pro Tempore, 5101 

Sanchez-Gordon, Hon. Teresa, 1960 

Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Governor, 8, 5101 

Shriver, Maria, First Lady of California, 120, 3650, 3985 

Smyre, Calvin, Georgia House of Representatives member and President of the 

National Black Caucus of State Legislators, 5101 

Steel, Michelle, Board of Equalization Member (District 3), 120, 3650 

Torres, Art, Chair of the California Democratic Party, 5101 

Vasconcellos, John, former Assembly Member and State Senator, 5101 

Vickrey, William, Administrative Director of the Courts, 473, 4312 

Villaraigosa, Antonio, Mayor of Los Angeles and former Speaker, 8, 5101 

Watson, Diane, Congresswoman, 5101 


California, 120, 3650 

Westly, Steve, Controller, 8 

Wesson, Herb J., Jr., former Speaker, 5101 

Woodard, Alfre, 5101 

Wright, Rod, former Assembly Member, 3950 

Yee, Betty, Board of Equalization Member (District 1), 120, 3650 

Zavala, Margarita, 3985 


Rothman, Frank, Holocaust Memorial Ceremony, 974 


States of Mexico, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 3987 

State of the Judiciary Address, print as a separate appendix to Assembly Journal, 

474, 4312




AB 2059, motion to print in Journal (De Leon, on behalf of), motion carried, 






Crutcher, Bernice Ohnimus, 3636 

Dixon, Henry, Sr., 96 

Focacci, Orin, 674 

Hunt, Dennis, 1191 



Jones, Father Tom, 257 

Katz, Aaron Lee (Levine, on behalf of), 508 


Member, 1116 

Moe, Dale, 2436 


Quevedo, Josephine F., 1654 

Radford, Paul, 4112 

Ransom, Ester Ayala, 2436 

Riley, Nancy Hanks, 2492 

Sweigart, Arlene M., 4873 


Westley, Hattie, 2226 

Wood, Ronald J., 3811 




Ackerman, Dick, Senate Republican Leader, to the Joint Convention, 474 


5709 

Bass, Karen, Speaker, to the Assembly upon her Oath of Office, 5103 



Fuentes, Felipe, Assembly Member, to the Assembly upon his Oath of Office, 

1650 

Furutani, Warren, Assembly Member, to the Assembly upon his Oath of Office, 

3944 

Perata, Hon. Don, President pro Tempore of the Senate, to the Joint Convention, 

120, 3650, 4312 

Romero, Gloria, Senate Majority Floor Leader, to the Joint Convention, 3985 

Schwarzenegger, Hon. Arnold, Governor, to Speaker Bass swearing in 

ceremony, 5102

240 



Remarks— 

Address by His Excellency Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, President of the United 

States of Mexico, remarks in honor of, 3986 

September 11th terrorist attacks, spoke in remembrance of, 3229 

Runner, Sharon, Assembly Member, extended wishes for a speedy recovery to, 

3844 




4982 


AB 1738, 2333 


1647, 2214, 2421, 2472, 3941, 3984, 4311, 5704, 6474 



September 11th terrorist attacks, all of the victims of, 3229 


Address as Speaker, 9 

Address, Speaker Bass swearing in ceremony, 5102 

Elected, 7 


� 

OATHS OF OFFICE 

Administered by— 

Moreno, Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 7, 8, 10, 

56 

Nunez, Fabian, Speaker/Assembly Member, 1650, 3943, 5103 

Wilson, E. Dotson, Chief Clerk, 75 

Administered to— 

Bass, Karen, Speaker-elect, 5103 


Furutani, Warren T., Assembly Member-elect, District 55, 3943 

Keene, Rick, Assembly Member-elect, District 3, 75 


Members of the Assembly-elect, 2007–2008 Regular Session, 7 

Nunez, Fabian, Speaker-elect, 8 

Pane, Ronald E., Chief Sergeant-at-Arms-elect, 56 

Pappademos, Father Constantine C., Chaplain-elect, 56 

Williams, Pastor Ivan L., Alternate Chaplain-elect, 56 

Wilson, E. Dotson, Chief Clerk-elect, 56


O’CONNELL, JACK, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (Also see 

main heading– CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF) 

ORDERS OF THE DAY DEMANDED 

Blakeslee, demand made, 6227 

Blakeslee, demand made, 6254 

OROPEZA, JENNY, SENATOR 

� 

PADILLA, ALEX, SENATOR 

Appointed— 







Rules, 155 

PANE, RONALD E., CHIEF SERGEANT AT ARMS OF ASSEMBLY 

Elected (HR 2), 56 


PAPPADEMOS, FATHER CONSTANTINE C., ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN 



Prayers offered, 93, 105, 119, 137, 161, 173, 213, 225, 251, 273, 293, 331, 381, 

439, 499, 527, 543, 557, 597, 637, 663, 1057, 1097, 1285, 1409, 1603, 1645, 

1661, 1703, 1865, 1965, 2065, 2111, 2149, 2241, 2301, 2471, 2621, 2691, 

2747, 2831, 2915, 2995, 3063, 3229, (prayer provided by Berg) 3601, 3647, 

3689, 3777, 3801, 3827, 3851, 3965, 3975, 4003, 4013, 4183, 4261, 4307, 

4441, 4489, 4609, 4913, 5023, 5123, 5181, 5239, 5335, 5423, 5541, 5703, 

5729, 5793, 5821, 5883, 6165, 6215, 6301, 6401, 6473, 6679, 6725, 6761, 

6791, 7187, 7207, 7435 

PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRIES 

8/30/07, If a member references a Legislative Counsel opinion during debate, 

should not that document be distributed to the members in accordance to 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure? (Spitzer), reply: that according to 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure it is an option, not a requirement, to 

distribute Legislative Counsel opinions referenced during debate to the members. 

The Speaker pro Tempore advised the body that the documents can be printed in 

the Journal by unanimous consent of the body (Lieber), 2767 

9/6/07, Was SB 5 amended yesterday during a Rules Committee Hearing? (Benoit), 

reply: that SB 5 was amended yesterday pursuant to Assembly Rule 68 as a 

pre-committee or pre-floor Author’s amendment (Lieber), 3041 

9/6/07, Were the amendments to SB 5 done on the Floor? (Benoit), reply: that 

Author’s amendments are done as a part of the committee process (Lieber), 3042 

9/6/07, Can Author’s amendments be done without a committee meeting occurring? 

(Benoit), reply: in the affirmative (Lieber), 3042

242 


PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRIES—Continued 

9/6/07, Please explain Assembly Rule 68 (Spitzer), reply: that pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 68, bills are allowed to be amended without a committee hearing at the 

request of the author and with the consent of the author and committee chair 


9/6/07, Is the House in violation of the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 and 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure Section 35? (Spitzer), reply: that 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure is only applicable when the Assembly 

Rules are silent. Wednesday’s Daily Journal, page 2990, indicates that SB 5 was 

read a second time; Author’s amendments presented pursuant to Assembly 

Rules, read and adopted; bill ordered reprinted, and to be re-referred to the 

committee (Lieber), 3042 

9/6/07, Is the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 being abided by or not? 

(Spitzer), reply: that Assembly Rule 68 is being followed the same way it has 

been for the last 25 years in this Chamber (Lieber), 3043 

9/6/07, How is the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 being followed if SB 5 is 

being taken up without reference to file? (Spitzer), reply: that earlier today 

pursuant to a roll call vote, the Assembly Rules were suspended to withdraw 

SB 5 from the Committee on Rules. The Author’s amendments to SB 5 were 

adopted on Wednesday, according to yesterday’s Assembly Journal, page 2990 


9/7/07, Madame Speaker do you have a bill on the same subject that did not get out 

of committee? (Silva), reply: that Assembly Member Silva’s question is not a 

parliamentary inquiry (Lieber), 3068 

1/24/08, If the Assembly fails to send a bill or bills to the Governor in response to 

the Governor’s proclamation, declaring a fiscal emergency, pursuant to 

Proposition 58, what will be the scheduled work of the body, if any, on the 46th 

calendar day and beyond? (Spitzer), reply: that the Legislature has 45 calendar 

days to respond to the Governor’s proclamation, declaring a fiscal emergency, 

pursuant to Proposition 58. 2/24/08 is the 45th calendar day. There are several 

committee hearings planned to meet between now and the deadline to ensure that 

the Assembly can deliver a responsible action to the current budget year’s fiscal 

crisis before 2/25/08 (Nunez), 3804 

5/28/08, Assembly Member Spitzer stated that he had been standing and waiting to 

be recognized to debate the amendments to AB 2593 prior to Speaker Bass 

standing to make the motion to lay the amendments to AB 2593 on the table 

(Spitzer), reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 80, the motion to lay 

amendments on the table is of a higher precedence than the motion to amend and 

is not debatable (Saldana), 5458 

5/29/08, Who placed the call on AB 3011? (Spitzer), reply: that Assembly Member 

Huffman was recognized as moving a call on AB 3011 and the call would be 

lifted shortly (Lieber), 5585



8/4/08, Assembly Member Mullin stated that Legislative Counsel would have raised 

its objection regarding the constitutionality of this measure. It’s not in the legal 

record whether or not Senator Lowenthal received a Legislative Counsel 

opinion. For the legal record, is there a Legislative Counsel opinion? Or did 

Assembly Member Mullin just surmise that Counsel issued an opinion? 

(Spitzer), reply: that without objection Assembly Member Mullin would respond 

instead of the Presiding Officer (Saldana), reply: Generally when we have issues 

with constitutional considerations we request a Legislative Counsel opinion. I do 

not know factually if Senator Lowenthal’s office requested an opinion. I will 

acknowledge the point that I do not have that particular information and for the 

record that was my assessment (Mullin), 6185 

8/7/08, When the presiding officer indicates that there are no measures from the 

Governor, is that reference to a formal transmittal? (Spitzer), reply: that the 

statement regards formal transmittals of messages from the Governor (Lieber), 

6215 

8/7/08, Does the Assembly have a formal transmittal from the Governor regarding 

the Budget? (Spitzer), reply: that there are no messages from the Governor 


8/7/08, Do members of the Assembly have the right to request that the Governor 

request that the Assembly take up the Budget bill immediately? (Spitzer), reply: 

all members of the Legislature have the right to communicate with the Governor. 

The Governor is not a member of the Legislature and does not have the authority 

to direct the Legislature to take action on any legislation (Lieber), 6216 

8/7/08, What impact does the Governor’s decision to not sign any bills the 

Legislature sends to him until a Budget is passed have on the proceedings of the 

House? (DeVore), reply: that the Governor’s actions will have no impact on the 

proceedings of the Assembly (Saldana), 6231 

8/7/08, Pursuant to Assembly Rules 40 and 63, is it in order to demand the orders of 

the day? (Blakeslee), reply: it is always in order to demand the orders of the day 


8/7/08, What is the effect of the Legislature missing the June 15th constitutional 

deadline to pass the Budget? What would happen if the Legislature adjourns at 

the end of August without passing a budget? (Adams), reply: that the Assembly 

may continue to work the Daily File even if the Budget has not been passed. 

Work continues on the Budget (Saldana), 6255 

8/7/08, Is it the Speaker’s intent, by moving to Adjourn in Memory, to move toward 

closure of this day’s legislative business? (Spitzer), reply: that there is further 

business to be taken up by the House today (Saldana), 6255 

8/7/08, If the orders of the day are demanded, how did the House get to the Consent 

Calendar without taking up File Item 67? (DeVore), reply: that there was not an 

objection when a request was made to move to the Consent Calendar (Saldana), 

6262

244 



8/7/08, Has the House completed all the business on today’s Daily File? Is it the 

intent of the presiding officer to take up the Budget bill today? (Spitzer), reply: 

that the motion to adjourn is pending before the body. Pursuant to the Assembly 

Rules and Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure, the motion to adjourn is the 

highest ranking motion, it is not debatable, and is properly before the House. If 

the motion to adjourn is adopted by a majority vote of the Members present and 

voting, today’s floor session will conclude (Saldana), 6263 

8/12/08, Under orders of business, would now be the appropriate time to make a 

motion to take up the Budget bill which is the next eligible item on the Daily 

File? (Blakeslee), reply: now would be the time to make that motion (Saldana), 

6328 

8/12/08, What is the result of Assembly Member Torrico’s motion to hold bills in 

enrollment on Assembly Bills? (Spitzer), reply: that the motion gives the 

Legislature control over its bills (Lieber), 6380 

8/12/08, As a result of Assembly Member Torrico’s motion, does the Speaker have 

the authority to send some bills to the Governor and not others; or will all bills 

be sent to the Governor as a group? (Spitzer), reply: that the Speaker and 

majority of the members have control over the bills. All of the bills will be sent 

to the Governor according to when the bills passed (Lieber), 6380 

8/14/08, Why is this a motion to suspend the Rules? The Assembly has not been 

proceeding under the orders of the day. Many items have been taken up out of 

File item order. The motion to suspend the Rules is not the appropriate motion. 

Assembly Member Blakeslee’s motion should be similar to the motion I made 

last week; and allowed to debate the motion (Spitzer), reply: that last week, as a 

courtesy, he was granted leniency on this issue and allowed to make a debatable 

motion. The House has been operating under the orders of the day. When the 

House has moved out of File item order, it has been done without objection from 

any of the members. Assembly Member Blakeslee’s request to suspend 

Assembly Rule 63 is in order, it is not debatable, and there is a second (Levine), 

6506 

8/14/08, I never heard Assembly Member Blakeslee say that he is making a motion 

to suspend the Rules (Spitzer), reply: the motion to suspend the Rules was 

implied in Assembly Member Blakeslee’s request to return to File item 52. In 

order to return to File item 52, it is necessary to suspend Assembly Rule 63 


8/14/08, Under what authority can the Speaker convene a Floor session on Sunday 

to debate a budget? (Spitzer), reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 2, the 

Speaker has the sole authority to convene session (Levine), 6510 

8/18/08, Assembly Member Parra was given two hours notice to vacate her office 

space in the Capitol and move her office space across the street to the Legislative 

Office Building. Pursuant to Assembly Rule 26(a)(4), does the Speaker have the 

authority to move members’ office space from the Capitol to the Legislative 

Office Building? (Spitzer), reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 26(a)(4), the 

Speaker has the sole authority to assign office space and the issue is not decided 

or debated on the Assembly Floor (Lieber), 6580



8/22/08, Is SB 1092 a budget trailer bill? (Spitzer), reply: in the affirmative (Lieber), 

6796 

8/29/08, Is the purpose of the underlying act to allow State Government to continue 

in the absence of a budget? (Spitzer), reply: The motion is not properly before 

the body. Your parliamentary inquiry is out of order (Lieber), 7027 

8/29/08, Assembly Member Blakeslee’s Motion to Recess the Regular Session is 

defeated. Is the measure AB 24 by Assembly Member Houston in the Third 

Extraordinary Session defeated for discussion? (Spitzer), 7028 

8/31/08, Under the Rules of the House is it the practice of the House for the mover 

of the call to lift the call? (Blakeslee), reply: that the House can decide otherwise 

to lift a call by a majority of those present and voting under Assembly Rule 101 


9/9/08, Is Assembly Member Torrico allowed to object to a motion without stating 

on the record why he is objecting? (Spitzer), reply: that Assembly Member 

Torrico does not have to explain why he is objecting. He is simply objecting to 

the motion to recess (Lieber), 7200 

PARRA, NICOLE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/30/08) 3892 


(2/16/07) 331; (3/19/07) 616; (7/5/07) 2396; (1/18/08) 3762; (2/4/08) 3914; 

(5/23/08) 5288; (6/30/08) 5919 


(4/12/07) 921; (7/16/07) 2504; (12/13/07) 3584; (3/24/08) 4261; (9/9/08) 

7193 


(11/6/08) 7435 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, (Chair), 61, 192; replaced by Evans (for 4/11/07) 887 












Prison Construction and Operations, 2535

246 


PARRA, NICOLE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Armona Union Academy, 7th and 8th grade students and their teacher 

Kevin Thompson, 4854 

Lopez, Victor, Mayor of Orange Cove, 1123 

Rodriguez, Paul, 1123 



Alvarado, Martin, 357 

Capra, Tech. Sgt. Anthony L., 4634 

Garcia, Abdon Felix, 6139 

Klasno, Rhys W., 1574 

Lugo, Rufino Rivas, 979 

Martin, Timothy Paul, 4004 

Moore, Staff Sgt. Christopher, 1631 

Toledo Pulido, Cpl. Victor H., 1713 

Vasquez, Lance Cpl. Christian, 2638 

Wall, Stephen E., Jr., 109 



979, 6139 


1354, 4957, 6000 


AB 2347, 6711 

PERATA, DON, PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF SENATE/SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Rules, 155 

Introduced (During Joint Convention of the Legislature) 


4312 

Chin, Hon. Ming, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 4312 


4312 

Moreno, Hon. Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 

4312 


California, 4312 


Garamendi, Hon. John, Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate, to the 

Joint Convention, 120, 3650 


4312


PERATA, DON, PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF SENATE/SENATOR—Continued 



1/9/07, 120 

1/8/08, 3650 

3/25/08, 4312 

PER DIEM 

Arambula— 


legislative session 11/30/08, 7193 

Bass— 



Letter to waive the lodging portion of the session per diem for 6/26/08, 5981 

Berg— 

Letter accepting per diem for time in Sacramento, traveling between Sacramento 

and Eureka, and on official state business, all other accrual of per diem is to 

be waived, 7194 

Blakeslee— 

Letter to waive per diem effective 8/31/08 until a budget is enacted, 7194 

Caballero— 


Emmerson— 


Eng— 


Gaines— 

Letter to decline the increase in per diem, 3453, 7436 


Garrick— 


Hernandez— 


legislative session, 7195 

Horton— 


Jones— 


Laird— 


Lieu— 

Letter to resume the collection of per diem, but decline the increase in per diem, 

7453 

Letter to waive per diem effective 9/1/08 until the budget is signed by the 

Governor, 7196

248 


PER DIEM—Continued 

Ma— 


Niello— 


Portantino— 

Letter stating that upon the conclusion of session on 8/31/08 until such time as 

the budget is adopted, that per diem will not be accepted or accrued, 7196 


Ruskin— 

Letter to waive per diem retroactively to 9/1/08 until the budget is passed, 7207 

Salas— 

Letter to waive per diem effective 8/25 through 8/29/08, 7105 


Spitzer— 

Letter requesting that since the budget has been passed that per diem be resumed 

for any future legislative business, 7264 


Tran— 


Wolk— 


PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 

Colors, Presented by— 

Army National Guard, honor guard members: Staff Sgt. Glen Beedy, 

Sgt. Priscilla Sepulveda, Sgt. Daniel DeGeorge, and Sgt. Thomas DeGeorge, 

5995 

Governor’s and Adjutant General’s Own Color Guard from the California 

National Guard, 5099 

Nisei Veterans of Foreign War Post 8985 Color Guard, 331 

Pledge, led by other than Assembly Member— 

Bass, Kenneth, 5099 

Papan, Lou, former Assembly Member, 4 

PLESCIA, GEORGE A., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(8/31/07) 2806; (2/25/08) 4087 


(8/14/08) 6473; (8/15/08) 6519 


(1/12/07) 144; (7/5/07) 2396; (2/14/08) 3994; (3/24/08) 4261; (4/24/08) 

4825; (6/12/08) 5703 


(3/12/07) 557; (7/18/07) 2534; (12/13/07) 3584; (7/14/08) 6031; (9/8/08) 

7187; (9/9/08) 7193; (9/15/08) 7207; (9/19/08) 7263


PLESCIA, GEORGE A., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 



Business and Professions, replacing Maze (for 4/9/08) 4490 

Governmental Organization, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Revenue and Taxation, 198; replaced by Garcia (for 3/24/08) 4263; replaced 

by Garrick (for 5/12/08) 5081 














5794 


AB 543, 3745 


AB 447, 2372 

AB 1587, 1615 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 1884, 6222 

AB 2704, 6690 

AB 2988, 5265 

POINTS OF CLARIFICATION 

9/5/07, Action taken in the Appropriations Committee on SB 691 would 

grandfather in the issue of preemption with existing local ordinances (Leno), 

2970 

9/5/07, During the Appropriations Committee hearing on SB 691, it was clarified 

that Assembly Member Berryhill’s bill would not preempt existing city and 

county ordinances. She stated she did vote for Assembly Member Berryhill’s 

bill and this is not the same bill as Assembly Member Berryhill’s bill (Ma), 2970 

8/14/08, Clarified that his motion was to suspend the rules (Blakeslee), 6507 

POINTS OF INFORMATION 

8/28/08, I request of the Speaker and Body that we start Floor session at the 

scheduled time (Furutani), reply: that the comments are well-taken (Lieber), 

6887

250 


POINTS OF ORDER 

3/26/07, Assembly Member Spitzer is not speaking to the merits and subject matter 

of the bill before the House (Arambula), ruling: point of order well-taken 

(Lieber), 672 

3/29/07, According to the Rules, condition of the file is a timely motion upon the 

motion to adjourn (Spitzer), ruling: point of order not well-taken. Pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 84, speaking on the condition of the file is not a right, but a 

privilege that is subject to permission from the Speaker (Lieber), 751 

6/6/07, Members are reading without permission of the body (Dymally), ruling: that 

members are allowed to refer to their notes, but need permission from the body 

to read all papers (Richardson), 1968 

6/6/07, The debate is not on the merits of the bill (Aghazarian), ruling: point of 

order not well-taken (Lieber), 2017 

9/7/07, Assembly Member Caballero said that the bill before the body would require 

actions taken by the Commission to come back to the Legislature to be heard. 

There is no guarantee in the bill that there will be a hearing on the Commissions 

actions (Spitzer), ruling: the point of order was not a point of order, but 

contentions with the remarks made by another Member (Lieber), 3068 

9/7/07, Assembly Member Saldana is not making a correct representation of what 

the bill does (Spitzer), ruling: the point of order is not a point of order (Lieber), 

3068 

3/12/08, The announced schedule for today was Floor session in the Third 

Extraordinary Session. Floor session in the Regular Session was not announced. 

Do the Assembly rules permit Floor action on bills in the Regular Session? 

(Benoit), reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 2, the presiding officer has the 

authority to determine the time of convening a session (Lieber), 4226 

6/23/08, Assembly Member Davis is debating the bill during debate of the motion to 

reconsider SB 606 (Spitzer), ruling: point of order not well-taken. Pursuant to 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure section 471, when the question to be 

reconsidered is debatable, the entire question is opened to debate by the motion 

to reconsider (Lieber), 5836 

8/12/08, The prior speaker stated that California should follow what the 9th Circuit 

Court of Appeals says. When a case is up on appeal by a higher court, it is not 

citable for purpose of precedent or citation (Spitzer), ruling: point of order not 

well-taken. The point referenced would be relevant in a courtroom, it is not 

relevant to the Rules of the Assembly (Lieber), 6333 

8/18/08, Assembly Member Spitzer is not raising a parliamentary inquiry. He is 

using this as an opportunity to debate an issue that is not debatable on the 

Assembly Floor (Feuer), ruling: point of order well-taken. Pursuant to Mason’s 

Manual of Legislative Procedure, a parliamentary inquiry is a procedural tool to 

ask a question of the presiding officer concerning a question before the body. A 

parliamentary inquiry is not an opportunity for an Assembly Member to make a 

statement (Lieber), 6580 

8/22/08, The question before the body is the motion to reconsider SB 110, not 

amendments (Torrico), ruling: point of order well-taken (Lieber), 6812


POINTS OF ORDER—Continued 

8/28/08, Debate should be limited to the amendments taken in the Senate and not 

debate the bill in chief (Leno), reply: that it would be preferable for Members to 

restrict comments to the issue that may have changed now that the bill is back for 

concurrence; however, under the Assembly Rules Members are not restricted 

simply to debate on the amendments (Lieber), 6916 


purpose of debating the merits of an issue. The use of a parliamentary inquiry for 

this purpose is out of order under the Assembly Rules (Feuer), ruling: point of 

order is well-taken (Lieber), 7027 


purpose of debating the merits of an issue. The use of a parliamentary inquiry for 

this purpose is out of order under the Assembly Rules (Feuer), ruling: The 

measure AB 24 by Assembly Member Houston would have to be discussed in 

Third Extraordinary Session. The point of order is well-taken (Lieber), 7028 

8/30/08, Assembly Member Gaines comments should be directed toward the motion 

to reconsider not the measure (Saldana), ruling: that the Rules of the House allow 

debate on the merits of the bill on a motion to reconsider (Lieber), 7069 

POINTS OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE 

DeVore, 1829; ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken (Richardson), 1829 

Laird, 6797; ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken and informed 

Assembly Member Laird that time was remaining on his close (Lieber), 6797 

Spitzer, According to the Rules, it is inappropriate to mention a member’s name 

during debate, 1894; ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken. 

Assembly Rule 111, point of personal privilege, does not allow the use of a 

member’s name during debate to impugn a member’s integrity, dignity, or honor. 

It does not preclude the mentioning of a member’s name. Usage and custom also 

permits the use of a member’s name during debate (Lieber), 1894; ruling: point 

of personal privilege not well-taken (Saldana), 5447 

POIZNER, STEVE, INSURANCE COMMISSIONER (Also see main heading– 


PORTANTINO, ANTHONY J., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/7/08) 3601 


(2/15/07) 318; (2/26/07) 439; (3/19/07) 616; (3/22/07) 637; (1/31/08) 3906; 

(2/8/08) 3954; (6/26/08) 5883 

Appointed— 



Higher Education, (Chair), 61, 196; removed as Chair, remains a member, 

4238; reappointed as Chair, 4484 

Public Safety, 198; replaced by DeSaulnier (for 6/26/08) 5884 

Transportation, 199

252 


PORTANTINO, ANTHONY J., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 













Phi Theta Kappa Community College honor society members: Aliona Burcataia, 

Angelina Timofeeva, Brady Redfearn, Candace Joy, Lizbeth Mendoza, 

Michelle Arms, Michael Garrison, Tamira Hopkins, Donald Ung, Joseph 

Lima, Sandra Saco, Timea Soos, Joseph Dorri, Lyudmyla Grytsyna, Amanda 

Admire, June Lemos, John Yeier, Phoenix Le, Manjinder Kaur, Derrick 

Oliver, Sara Frigo, Elise LaVanaway, Nadav Chudler, Lauren Freeman, 

Elizabeth Kelly, Bach Tuyet Nguyen, Loretta Myers, Lorinda Romero, Diana 

Fitch, James Cohen, Leah Brown, Phillip Diaz, Stacey McMullen, Chris 

Spiegelman, Gena Hoffman, Kayitz Finley, Edwina Loh, Laura Bartlett, 

Stephen Frochen, Jeremy De Nieva, Vanessa Evoen, Jason Johnson, Griselda 

Vargas, Jonathan Brown, Terri Samuels, Jason Dun, Elizabeth Lewandowski, 

Diane Anthony, Yuanchao Wang, Catherine Lane, Carlos Rivas, Kimberly 

Galloway, Jesse Hughes, Yujia Liu, Autumn Hays, Brandy Graven, Sandra 

Fraser, Kathy Johanson, Kimberly Davis, Robert Brown, Bonnie 

Wilson-Schmitt, Mindy Hollowell, Javier Giron, Emi Matsuura, Sterling 

deMille, Angela Echeverri, Edna Barajas, Devin Black, and Nadine 

McDonald, 772 



Allen, Wilma, 2156 

Bartlett, Ray, 5951 

Becwar, Andrew J. “Andy”, 164 

Brown, Anthony, 4634 

Cooper, Dermot Lionel, 3703 

Crowley, John C., 1846 

Duffy, Eleanor, 7444 

Gallagher, Edward, 750 

Gilb, Charles, 5277 

Hains, Ann G., 4142 

Hallie, Karl, 4845 

Henkel, Don “J.R.”, 4274 

Hopkins, Albert, Jr., 2572 

Johnston, Oliver “Ollie”, Jr., 4752


PORTANTINO, ANTHONY J., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Kambe, Marie (Mitzi), Ryan, 3658 

Kennedy, Gladys Joy, 3944 

Kreditor, Garrett, 2492 

Leon, Mark, 5064 

Lofthouse, Bill, 6090 

Lundy, Joan, 2119 

Markytan, Edward, 2157 

Meyers, Rabbi Carole, 2658 

Nack, Kathryn “Katie”, 4274 

Pauley, Jan, 2573 

Pursel, Anne W., 140 

Ramirez, Pfc. Rogelio, 2795 

Smith, Katie, 674 

Tyler, Ted, 2436 


Washington, Arteria, 941 

Williams, Mary W., 1574 

Williams, Viola “Vi” Ellease, 4113 

Zitter, Judith, 6090 

Per Diem— 

Letter stating that upon the conclusion of session on 8/31/08 until such time as 

the budget is adopted, that per diem will not be accepted or accrued, 7196 




6329; bill refused passage, 6665; motion, 6708; reconsideration granted, 

6709 



140, 1846, 2156, 2572, 2658, 4752, 5951 


5794 


AB 13, 2083 

AB 2805, 5275 

SB 1322, (Torrico Motion to Table DeVore Amendments), 6185 


PRAYERS, OFFERED BY OTHER THAN ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN 

Beall, Jim, Jr., Assembly Member, 5649 

Boyle, Rev. Monsignor Eugene J. Retired Pastor, Diocese of San Jose 

(Cesar Chavez Day), 731, 4365 

Carter, Wilmer Amina, Assembly Member, 7051 

Cook, Paul, Assembly Member, 5995

254 


PRAYERS, OFFERED BY OTHER THAN ASSEMBLY CHAPLAIN—Continued 

Derderian, Archbishop Hovnan, Primate of the Western Diocese of the Armenian 

Church of North America (Armenian Genocide Anniversary), 779 

Dymally, Mervyn, Assembly Member, 4223 

Ezray, Rabbi Nathaniel, Temple Beth Jacob in Redwood City (Yom Hashoah and 

Holocaust Remembrance Day), 4859 

Feuer, Mike, Assembly Member, 7263 

Fuentes, Felipe, Assembly Member, 3127, 4087, 6829 

Gaines, Rev. Dr. Winifred B., Canon of Trinity Cathedral Sacramento, 4199 

Garrick, Martin, Assembly Member, 1771, 2419 

Gautreaux-Lee, Rev. Sheila, Christ Unity Church of Sacramento (Women of the 

Year Ceremony), 513 

Hollins, Pastor Benjamin, St. Andrews African Methodist Episcopal Church, 

Sacramento (Black History Month), 345 

Johnson, Rev. Dr. Norman S., Sr., First New Christian Fellowship Missionary 

Baptist Church of Los Angeles (Speaker-elect Bass swearing in ceremony), 5099 

Leno, Mark, Assembly Member, 6561, 6865, 7103 

Mardirossian, Archbishop Moushegh, Prelate, Western United States (Armenian 

Genocide Anniversary), 4715 

May, Rabbi Meyer H., Executive Director, Simon Wiesenthal Center (Holocaust 

Remembrance Day), 961 

Mullin, Gene, Assembly Member, 921, 2369, 2649 

Price, Curren, Jr., Assembly Member, 5919 

Richardson, Laura, Assembly Member, 1175 

Ruskin, Ira, Assembly Member, 3741, 7193 

Salas, Mary, Assembly Member, 2543 

Torrico, Alberto, Assembly Member, 1341, 1451, 4955, 5079 

Williamson, Bishop Henry M., Sr., Presiding Prelate of the Ninth Episcopal District 

of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 3 

PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF SENATE. See PERATA, DON. 

PREVIOUS QUESTION, DEMAND FOR 

AB 1781 (Motion to take up Immediately), demand made, demand sustained, 6248 

PRICE, CURREN D., JR., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/24/08) 3801; (4/28/08) 4860 


(1/25/07) 213; (2/14/07) 304; (3/1/07) 499; (3/19/07) 616; (3/22/07) 637; 

(5/15/07) 1488; (8/23/07) 2680; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/31/08) 3906; 

(2/14/08) 3994; (2/15/08) 4003; (3/13/08) 4234; (4/24/08) 4825; 

(5/23/08) 5288; (8/5/08) 6196 


(3/5/08) 4166; (8/15/08) 6519 

Appointed— 


Business and Professions, 194; replaced by Galgiani (for 8/5/08) 6197


PRICE, CURREN D., JR., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Education, filled vacancy (for 6/25/08) 5867 

Elections and Redistricting, (Chair), 61, 195 

Governmental Organization, 195; (Chair), replacing Torrico, 5108 

Health, replacing Bass (for 6/26/07) 2242 


Public Safety, filled vacancy (for 4/8/08) 4489, (for 4/15/08) 4611 

Utilities and Commerce, filled vacancy (for 1/14/08) 3693; replacing Bass, 

3978 


California Small Business Board, 888 




Census, 2692 

Procurement, (Chair), 350 


Legislative Ethics, (Co–Chair), 1023 





Merryhill Country School in Sacramento, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students from, 

5606 



Wilder Preparatory School, visitors from, 5606 



Algie, George Donald, 4940 

Anderson, Delbert, 5807 

Barnes, Terry, 4753 

Benoit, Robert “Bob” P., 6752 

Byoune, Michael Woods, 5167 

Chalupnik, Renata, 4634 

Craigin, James W., 181 

Davis, Laura Mae, 5633 

Davis, Vergie Ward, 5903 

Frelix, Lauren, 4753 

Gibson, Donita “Shantay”, 517 

Grisby, John L. “Johnny”, 1191 

Haynes, John Michael, 7444 

Jimenez, Rafael H., 4753 

Johnson, Velillah, 6937

256 





Lambert, Olin Winford, 2157 

Lovrien, Brent A. “Lovey”, 4383 

McGowan, Walter H., Jr., 2638 

Mitchell, Mary Ann, 5741 

Parish, Miller V., 2795 

Rand, Detective Jeffrey, 5064 

Scardenzan, Anthony “Tony”, 5633 

Sheehan, Jane, 6090 

Taylor, Bo, 6662 

Walker, Charlie “C.W. The Boss”, Jr., 7277 

Walsh, Father Patrick Joseph, 1191 

Wicks, Kevin, 6189 




181, 6189, 6752 


AB 1574, 1572 

SB 823, 6665 

PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR. See main heading RULES, Assembly Rule 118. 

Also see main heading GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY, Privileges of the Floor 

PROCLAMATIONS 


Special Election, 39th Assembly District, resignation of Richard Alarcon, 

set for 7/10/07, 666 

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� 

RECESSES, INTRODUCTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS. See also JOINT 

CONVENTIONS; See also GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY 

RECONSIDERATION (Note: Unless otherwise noted, all motions granted by 

unanimous consent) 





AB 1840, bill refused passage, 5379; died on file, 7476 

AB 1848, bill refused passage, 5516; motion, 5579; reconsideration granted, 5580 

AB 2805, bill refused passage, 5276; motion, reconsideration granted, 5438 

ACA 8, resolution refused adoption, 3272; died on file, 7476 

ACA 15, resolution refused adoption, 6776; died on file, 7476



unanimous consent)—Continued 


AB 513, bill refused passage, motion to take up motion to reconsider 


AB 1781, urgency clause refused adoption, Conference Committee Report 

refused adoption, motion to take up motion to reconsider immediately, 

reconsideration granted, 6563 

SB 658, urgency clause refused adoption, motion to take up motion to reconsider 


SB 92, bill passed, 2610; reconsideration granted, 3209 




5836 



6329; bill refused passage, 6665; motion, 6708; reconsideration granted, 6709 







SB 1446, urgency clause refused adoption, 5953; motion, 6014; reconsideration 

granted, 6015 

SB 1522, bill refused passage, 7039; motion, reconsideration granted, 7069 


REFERENDUMS (Also see main heading, COMMUNICATIONS, Attorney General 

and Secretary of State) 


Referendums, Proposed— 


(No. 07–0035), 2667 


(No. 07–0036), 2667 


(No. 07–0037), 2667 


(No. 07–0038), 2668 

Referendum to Overturn Amendments to Education Code, 3546 


Referendums, Qualified— 


(#1258, #1259, #1260, and #1261), 3546

258 


REPUBLICAN LEADER OF ASSEMBLY. See VILLINES, MICHAEL. 

RESCIND ACTION (Note: Unless otherwise noted, all requests granted by unanimous 

consent) 

AB 225, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2 


AB 227, whereby bill ordered enrolled (Bass), 2370 


author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to committee 

(unanimous consent), 644 

AB 452, whereby bill reported correctly enrolled and presented to the Governor 

(Bass), 2486 


(Bass), 2421 


Senate amendments concurred in, and bill ordered enrolled (Torrico), 5999 

AB 509, whereby Senate amendments concurred in and bill ordered enrolled (Bass), 

3270 

AB 660, whereby Senate amendments concurred in and bill ordered enrolled 

(De Leon), 6753 


committee (unanimous consent), 1113 

AB 908, whereby bill read a second time, amendments read and adopted, and bill 

returned to second reading; and whereby bill reported correctly engrossed and 

ordered placed on the Consent Calendar (Bass), 1112 


Senate amendments concurred in, and bill ordered enrolled (Bass), 2754 


Assembly Rule 77.2 (Torrico), 6505 





AB 1394, whereby Senate amendments concurred in and bill ordered enrolled 


AB 1465, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File (Bass), 1610 


Assembly Rule 77.2 (Bass), 3697 

AB 1542, whereby amendments adopted, bill ordered reprinted, and returned to 

third reading (Bass), 1941 

AB 1568, whereby bill ordered enrolled (Bass), 2370 




author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to committee (Bass), 

1413 

AB 1814, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File (Torrico), 5404



consent)—Continued 




committee (Bass), 4830 







AJR 54, whereby amendments adopted by voice vote and resolution ordered 

reprinted, and returned to third reading (Torrico), 5466 

SB 37, motion to rescind action whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File 


SB 98, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (Bass), 2996 

SB 140, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2 

and again whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to 



SB 200, whereby committee report received and read, bill read a second time, 

author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to committee 


SB 238, motion to rescind action whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the 

Senate (Bass), motion carried, 3114 


SB 286, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (Torrico), 6446 




(Bass), 4840 


(Bass), 3270 



SB 489, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (De Leon), 6762 

SB 509, motion to rescind action whereby bill was re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2 (De Leon), 6764; motion carried, 6768 



SB 580, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 

amendments adopted, and the bill ordered reprinted (Torrico), 6379 



Senate (Bass), motion carried, 3114

260 







Senate (Bass), motion carried, 3268 

SB 780, whereby amendments adopted, bill ordered reprinted, and returned to third 

reading (Torrico), 6506 


SB 1016, whereby amendments adopted, bill ordered reprinted, and returned to 

third reading (Torrico), 6379 

SB 1022, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (De Leon), 

6548 


SB 1040, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (Bass), 2792; 

whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (Bass), 4266 


Assembly Rule 77.2 (De Leon), 6548 

SB 1048, whereby bill was re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 97 

(Bass), 3119 

SB 1103, whereby amendments adopted, bill ordered reprinted, and returned to third 

reading (Torrico), 6379 



6548 


SB 1301, whereby Floor amendments adopted to the bill (De Leon), 7133 


Assembly Rule 77.2 (De Leon), 6548 


6793 




the Senate (Torrico), motion withdrawn, 6255 

SB 1446, whereby urgency clause adopted, bill passed, and ordered transmitted to 

the Senate (De Leon), 6714 




6548 


SB 1625, whereby bill was re-referred to committee (Torrico), 6800 


SB 1717, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File (Torrico), 6982 

SB 1735, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate (Torrico), 6446





third reading (Torrico), 6487 

SJR 22, whereby the roll was opened for the purpose of permitting Members to add 

as coauthors (Bass), 4191 

RESCIND ACTION AND EXPUNGE RECORD (Note: Unless otherwise noted, all 

requests granted by unanimous consent) 

AB 5, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (Bass), 1953 

AB 262, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (Bass), 1627 

AB 264, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (Torrico), 6019 

AB 337, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote was 

taken this day (Bass), 3884; motion carried, 3885 

AB 2279, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote was 

taken this day (Torrico), motion carried, 5216 

AB 2463, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (Davis), 5512 

AB 2854, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (Torrico), 5593 

ACA 9, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote was 

taken this day (Laird), motion carried, 7254 

SB 1, whereby a roll call vote was taken this day (De Leon), 2967 

SB 110, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote was 

taken this day (Torrico), motion carried, 7137; action rescinded and record 

expunged, 7138 






















taken this day (Laird), motion carried, 7254

262 


RESCIND ACTION AND EXPUNGE RECORD (Note: Unless otherwise noted, all 

requests granted by unanimous consent)—Continued 




taken this day (Torrico), motion carried, 7152; action rescinded and record 


RICHARDSON, LAURA, ASSISTANT SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE/ASSEMBLY 

MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (3/19/07) 616; (5/17/07) 1507; (5/22/07) 1582; (8/28/07) 

2732; (8/30/07 2747; (8/31/07) 2806 


(5/25/07) 1645; (6/11/07) 2111 


(5/15/07) 1488; (5/16/07) 1496; (6/12/07) 2124; (6/13/07) 2134; (6/14/07) 

2149; (6/18/07) 2166; (6/19/07) 2178; (6/20/07) 2194; (6/21/07) 2211; 

(6/25/07) 2241; (6/26/07) 2262; (6/27/07) 2278; (6/28/07) 2301; 

(8/21/07) 2649; (8/22/07) 2664; (9/4/07) 2831 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Governmental Organization, 195; replaced by Carter (for 6/20/07) 2195 

Human Services, 196; replaced by Swanson (for 6/26/07) 2263 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by Swanson (for 4/23/07) 1099; 

replaced by Solorio (for 6/12/07) 2125 





Proposition 209–Equal Opportunity, (Chair), 350 




Assistant Speaker pro Tempore (appointed by Nunez), 59 



Congratulations Received— 

Democratic primary victory for the 37th Congressional District (Nunez), 2379 





Beavers, Quincy, 163 

Dowell, Joy, 1630


RICHARDSON, LAURA, ASSISTANT SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE/ASSEMBLY 




McBride, Ernest, Sr., 1440 


Member, 1116 

Mulkey, Stephanie, 337 




163, 337, 1116, 1440 


AB 1048, 2714 

AB 1079, 2715 

AB 1465, 2714 


352 


AB 619, 1928 

AB 650, 1930 

AB 746, 1712 

AB 1470, 2016 

AB 1521, 2050 

RIDLEY-THOMAS, MARK, SENATOR 

Appointed— 








ROMERO, GLORIA, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



473 




2/13/08, 3985 

Remarks— 

Address by His Excellency Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, President of the United 

States of Mexico, remarks in honor of, 3985

264 


RULES 

Appendix to Assembly Journal— 

Appendix No. 1, Standing Rules of the Assembly and Senate, 2007–08 Regular 

Session, Joint Rules, and Article IV of the Constitution of California 

House Rules— 

HR 1, Relative to the Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session (De La Torre), 10; adopted, 55 

HR 2, Relative to the election of officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 

Regular Session (Bass), 55; adopted, 56 

HR 3, Relative to the organization of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session (De La Torre), adopted, 57 

Joint Committee on Rules— 


Approval of administrative items: Appointment of Jon Waldie as Chief 

Administrative Officer of the California State Legislature, selection of 

Hector De La Torre as Chair, and salary increase for Diane Boyer-Vine, 

Legislative Counsel of the California State Legislature (De La Torre), 575 

Approval of administrative items: Selection of Ted W. Lieu as Chair (Lieu), 

4340 



Approval of administrative items: appointment of Jon Waldie as Chief 

Administrative Officer of the Assembly and 2007 Holiday Schedule 

(De La Torre), 65 

Approval of administrative items: 2008 Holiday Schedule, Cost-of-Living 

Adjustment and Member Base Allowance Increase, and CalPERS 

Employer Contribution Increase (De La Torre), 3544 

Approval of Standing Committee Jurisdictions for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session (De La Torre), 235 

Donations Received by Rules Committee, for purpose of— 

1/5/07, $50 a month/$600 a year parking pass and shuttle service for 

Los Angeles International Airport, donated by City of Los Angeles, for 

Assembly Members Bass, Brownley, Dymally, Feuer, and Karnette, 106 

1/17/07, $25 a month/$300 a year parking pass for Ontario Airport, donated 

by City of Los Angeles, for Assembly Members Adams, Benoit, Cook, 

Emmerson, Garcia, Hernandez, Huff, Jeffries, Runner, Spitzer, and 

Walters, 175 

4/10/08, $32 a month/$384 a year parking pass for Oakland International 

Airport, donated by the Port of Oakland, for Assembly Members 

Hancock, Hayashi, and Swanson, 4581 


Assembly Rules— 


ACR 69, motion (Torrico, on behalf of Dymally), motion carried, 7176 


(Adams), 257, 2491, 2794, 3703, 6552


RULES—Continued 


Assembly Rules—continued 

Assembly Rule 45.5—continued 

(Alarcon), 95, 180 

(Anderson), 5656 

(Arambula), 95, 2572, 6139, 6189 

(Bass), 336, 6021 

(Beall), 217, 6021 

(Benoit), 95, 140, 3636, 6715, 7438 

(Berg), 3636 

(Berryhill), 2490 

(Blakeslee), 1365 

(Brownley), 2491, 2572, 4017 

(Caballero), 3843, 5404, 6138 

(Calderon), 217, 3112, 3944 

(Carter), 1574, 2637, 2723, 4455 

(Coto), 95, 1631, 2491, 6256, 7028 

(Davis), 1845, 2573, 3885, 5633, 5713, 5806, 7276 

(De La Torre), 163, 3785, 4273 

(De Leon), 163, 2492, 5276, 5596, 6256, 6783 

(DeSaulnier), 2491, 3112, 4383, 5806, 5902 

(DeVore), 217, 1366, 4752, 5840, 5951 

(Duvall), 2225, 2379, 2491, 3703, 3810, 4142, 4191, 4506, 5215 

(Dymally), 140, 281, 297, 384, 1540, 2380, 2491, 2637, 4112, 6139, 

6815, 7093, 7257 

(Emmerson), 1327, 2054, 2225, 2794, 3045, 3753, 4273, 4752, 5063, 

6189 

(Eng), 2226, 3785, 4845, 5596, 6139, 6188, 6752 

(Evans), 1477, 5215, 5596, 5840 

(Feuer), 2380, 6256 

(Fuentes), 3810 

(Fuller), 5656 

(Furutani), 4506, 4633, 5167 

(Gaines), 217, 1630, 2380, 4273, 4507, 5063, 6138 

(Galgiani, 217, 508, 564, 2900, 3636, 4004, 5089, 5633, 6752 

(Garcia), 163, 297, 646, 1116, 2156, 2380, 2491, 4112, 6089, 6188, 6715 

(Garrick), 1366, 3967, 6188 

(Hancock), 163, 2983, 3703, 4382, 4752 

(Hayashi), 6662 

(Huff), 336, 3753 

(Huffman), 95, 1076, 2723 

(Jones), 178, 6188, 7444 

(Karnette), 140, 180, 1630, 2794, 4004, 4273, 5902, 6552 

(Krekorian), 217, 297, 1327, 1713, 2435, 2723, 3045, 3703, 3753, 4273, 

5167, 5596, 6089, 7093, 7276

266 






(Laird), 531, 646, 3703, 4939, 5951, 6880 

(La Malfa), 281, 646, 1477, 3810, 7438 

(Leno), 140, 336, 1191, 1478, 2794, 3703, 3753, 6387, 6937 

(Levine), 508, 1191, 1478, 1845, 2380, 3045, 3703, 3786, 3945, 4004, 

4382, 6021, 6089 


(Lieu), 605, 1631, 2380, 3753 

(Ma), 108, 282, 1327, 3967, 4274, 5633, 6090, 6188 

(Maze), 4939 

(Mendoza), 2226, 2658, 2794, 5404 

(Mullin), 384, 673, 1954, 6256, 7438 

(Nakanishi), 281 

(Nava), 163, 227, 750, 1713, 2636, 2900, 2983, 4191, 4982, 5063 

(Niello), 297, 356, 1191, 1327, 2226, 2572, 2637, 3810, 3967, 5276, 

6256 

(Nunez), 4982 

(Parra), 979, 6139 

(Portantino), 140, 1846, 2156, 2572, 2658, 4752, 5951 

(Price), 181, 6189, 6752 

(Richardson), 163, 337, 1116, 1440 

(Runner), 979 

(Ruskin), 281, 2794 

(Salas), 2226, 2491, 2636, 2723, 4273, 4382, 4982, 5167 

(Saldana), 181, 217, 1631, 5215, 5276, 6450 

(Silva), 565, 2637, 5276 

(Smyth), 337, 7257 

(Solorio), 2723, 7028 

(Spitzer), 822, 4274, 4383 

(Strickland), 281, 6256, 7257 

(Swanson), 750, 2795, 6752 

(Torrico), 565, 2156, 2380, 5215, 5806 

(Tran), 4983 

(Villines), 2723, 4017, 4192, 4273, 4507, 5657, 6662 

(Walters), 1076, 2157, 5806 

(Wolk), 1076, 2636, 5806, 7188 


AB 148, Lieber, 3706 

AB 1649, Levine, 927 

AB 1651, Arambula, 849 

AB 1652, Lieber, 927 


AB 180, Bass, 3696






AB 190, motion (Bass), motion carried, 3701 

AB 372, Bass, 3696 

AB 638, Bass, 3700 

AB 669, Bass, 1062 

AB 734, De Leon, 6880 

AB 990, Bass, 3696 

AB 1057, De Leon, 6880 

AB 1198, Bass, 3696 

AB 1234, Bass, 1112 

AB 1436, Bass, 1106 

AB 1522, motion (Bass), 3698; motion carried, 3699 

AB 1535, Bass, 3633 


AB 1646, Bass, 3696 

AB 1701, De Leon, 6880 

AB 1745, Bass, 1062 

AB 1829, De Leon, 6880 

AB 1916, De Leon, 6880 


AB 2324, Bass, 4613 


AB 2824, De Leon, 6880 


AB 2975, Bass, 4613 


AB 3066, Bass, 4613 

AB 3080, Bass, 4613 

ACA 13, Torrico, 5823 


SB 41, Bass, 226 



SB 200, De Leon, 5795 

SB 201, De Leon, 5795 




SB 1060, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1093, Torrico, 5705 

SB 1190, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1200, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1224, De Leon, 5795

268 






SB 1361, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1362, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1388, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1500, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1505, Torrico, 5823 

SB 1527, Torrico, 6177 

SB 1550, De Leon, 5795; Torrico, 5823 

SB 1598, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1617, Torrico, 5705 

SB 1670, De Leon, 5795 

SB 1672, Torrico, 5823 

SB 1762, De Leon, 5795 




AB 501, Bass, 3871 


AB 904, Bass, 3877 

AB 1751, Bass, 3875 

AB 1781, motion (Blakeslee), 6506; motion lost, 6507 

AB 2046, motion (Torrico), 5560; motion carried, 5561 

AB 2270, motion (Torrico), motion carried, 5561 

SB 5, motion (Bass), 2996; motion carried, 2997; motion (Bass), motion 

carried, 3041 

SB 65, motion (De Leon), motion carried, 3111 

SB 93, motion (Bass), 3132; motion carried, 3133 



SB 99, Bass, 2475 

SB 106, Bass, 2331 

SB 174, Bass, 2336 

SB 175, Bass, 2331 


SB 904, Bass, 2331 


SB 957, Bass, 2336 

SB 1137, motion (Torrico), motion carried, 5943 


AB 8, Bass, 2067 

AB 16, unanimous consent, 1903 

AB 513, motion (Bass), motion carried, 3859





Assembly Rule 69(a)— 

SB 883, Fuller, 3261 


AB 900, De Leon, 1185 

AB 1274, Bass, 2700 

SB 474, Bass, 3209 





AB 346, Bass, 2066 

AB 501, Bass, 3871 

AB 591, Bass, 3876 

AB 640, Bass, 2066 

AB 800, Bass, 2066 

AB 904, Bass, 3877 

AB 1133, Bass, 3873 

AB 1274, Bass, 2700 

AB 1413, Bass, 2066 

AB 1453, Bass, 2066 

AB 1491, Bass, 2066 

AB 1626, Bass, 2066 

AB 1660, Bass, 2066 

AB 1751, Bass, 3875 

AB 1830, Torrico, 5544 

AB 1879, Torrico, 5544 

AB 1920, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2052, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2321, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2375, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2463, Davis, 5568 

AB 2694, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2717, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2760, Torrico, 5544 

AB 2805, Torrico, 5544 

AB 3063, Torrico, 5544 

AJR 54, Torrico, 5544 





SB 1056, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1058, Torrico, 6728

270 






SB 1093, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1187, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1193, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1262, Torrico, 6494 

SB 1302, Torrico, 6494 

SB 1341, Torrico, 6728 

SB 1351, Torrico, 6796 

SB 1366, Torrico, 6796 

SB 1387, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1406, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1425, Torrico, 6796 

SB 1437, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1446, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1447, Torrico, 6796 

SB 1553, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1604, Torrico, 6434; De Leon, 6764 

SB 1623, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1627, De Leon, 6764 

SB 1633, Torrico, 6728 

SB 1714, Torrico, 6796 

SB 1726, Torrico, 6434 

SB 1749, Torrico, 6728 

Assembly Rule 69(e)— 

SB 474, Bass, 3209 



AB 23, Ma, 5562 


AB 62, Bass, 2997 

AB 66, Dymally, 5801 

AB 67, Bass, 2925 


AB 89, Bass, 2925 

AB 105, Bass, 2997 

AB 126, Bass, 2925 

AB 144, Bass, 2997 

AB 187, Bass, 2925 

AB 199, Laird, 2654 

AB 201, Laird, 2655 

AB 203, Laird, 2657 

AB 262, Bass, 2997 

AB 269, Bass, 2997






AB 288, Bass, 2997 


AB 292, Bass, 2997 

AB 294, Bass, 2997 

AB 306, Bass, 2997 

AB 314, Bass, 2997 

AB 321, Bass, 2997 

AB 349, Bass, 2925 


AB 365, Bass, 2997 

AB 381, Bass, 2997 

AB 402, Bass, 3250 

AB 417, Bass, 2997 

AB 422, Bass, 2997 

AB 435, Bass, 2925 

AB 438, Bass, 2925 

AB 463, Bass, 3250 

AB 467, Bass, 3250 

AB 468, Bass, 2997 

AB 478, Bass, 2997 

AB 483, Bass, 2925 

AB 485, Bass, 2925 

AB 502, Bass, 2997 

AB 538, Bass, 2997 

AB 546, Bass, 2925 


AB 598, Bass, 2925 


AB 641, Bass, 2925 


AB 650, Bass, 3250 


AB 673, Bass, 2925 

AB 679, Bass, 2997 

AB 691, Bass, 2925 

AB 702, Bass, 2925 


AB 720, Bass, 2997 


AB 753, Bass, 2925 

AB 756, Bass, 3250 

AB 757, Bass, 2925

272 






AB 783, Bass, 2997 

AB 797, Bass, 2925 

AB 798, Bass, 2997 

AB 801, Bass, 2925 

AB 808, Bass, 2997 

AB 809, Bass, 2925 

AB 812, Bass, 2925 


AB 821, Bass, 2925 

AB 834, Bass, 2997 

AB 843, Bass, 2925 


AB 910, Bass, 3250 

AB 918, Bass, 2925 

AB 930, Bass, 2997 

AB 937, Bass, 2925 

AB 950, Bass, 2997 

AB 959, Bass, 2997 

AB 969, Bass, 2997 

AB 973, Bass, 2997 

AB 987, Bass, 2997 

AB 993, Bass, 2997 


AB 1010, Bass, 2997 

AB 1020, Bass, 2925 

AB 1021, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1030, Bass, 2925 

AB 1043, Bass, 2997 

AB 1045, Bass, 2925 

AB 1048, Richardson, 2714 

AB 1079, Richardson, 2715; Bass, 3250 

AB 1092, Bass, 2925 

AB 1124, Bass, 2997 

AB 1133, Torrico, 6912 

AB 1135, Bass, 2925 

AB 1142, Bass, 2997 

AB 1144, Bass, 2925 

AB 1151, Bass, 2925 

AB 1155, Bass, 2997 

AB 1163, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1165, Bass, 2997 

AB 1178, Bass, 2997






AB 1199, Bass, 2925 

AB 1209, Torrico, 6339 

AB 1212, Torrico, 3049 

AB 1226, Bass, 3250 

AB 1229, Bass, 2925 

AB 1243, Bass, 2925 

AB 1244, Bass, 2925 

AB 1245, Torrico, 6339 

AB 1260, Bass, 2925 

AB 1288, Bass, 3250 

AB 1296, Bass, 2997 

AB 1298, Bass, 2997 

AB 1307, Bass, 2997 

AB 1324, Bass, 2997 

AB 1391, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1394, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1397, Bass, 2997 

AB 1401, Bass, 2997 

AB 1407, Torrico, 6682 

AB 1418, Torrico, 6682 

AB 1429, Bass, 2925 

AB 1432, Bass, 2997 

AB 1460, Bass, 2997 


AB 1483, Bass, 2925 

AB 1508, Bass, 2997 

AB 1533, Bass, 2997 

AB 1539, Bass, 2925 

AB 1546, Bass, 3250 

AB 1559, Bass, 3250 

AB 1568, Bass, 2925 

AB 1589, Bass, 2925 

AB 1606, Bass, 2997 

AB 1614, Bass, 2925 

AB 1687, Bass, 3250 

AB 1702, Bass, 2925 

AB 1705, Bass, 2997 

AB 1709, Torrico, 6339 

AB 1713, Bass, 3250 

AB 1714, Levine, 2002 

AB 1717, Bass, 2925 

AB 1720, Torrico, 6912

274 






AB 1733, Bass, 3250 

AB 1734, Bass, 2997 

AB 1738, Nunez, 2333 

AB 1755, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1763, Torrico, 6494 

AB 1778, Torrico, 6912 

AB 1780, Torrico, 6494 

AB 1823, Torrico, 6682 

AB 1873, Torrico, 6955 

AB 1877, Torrico, 6120 

AB 1889, Torrico, 6912 

AB 1900, Torrico, 6339 

AB 1908, Torrico, 6682 

AB 1931, Torrico, 6120 

AB 1942, Torrico, 6339 

AB 1949, Torrico, 6120 

AB 1954, Torrico, 6682 

AB 1971, Torrico, 6120 

AB 1972, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2000, Torrico, 6434 

AB 2016, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2019, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2020, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2028, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2031, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2032, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2057, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2065, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2078, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2081, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2099, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2111, Torrico, 6434 

AB 2137, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2139, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2160, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2162, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2173, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2176, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2241, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2249, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2259, Torrico, 6339 







AB 2280, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2287, Torrico, 6728 

AB 2291, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2300, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2347, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2352, Torrico, 6494 

AB 2370, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2374, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2381, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2390, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2405, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2412, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2413, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2426, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2427, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2436, Torrico, 6494 

AB 2444, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2445, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2470, Torrico, 6434 

AB 2518, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2541, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2565, Torrico, 6434 

AB 2578, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2584, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2592, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2595, Torrico, 6434 

AB 2617, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2618, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2630, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2637, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2658, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2669, Torrico, 6494 

AB 2680, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2697, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2704, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2726, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2730, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2733, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2759, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2765, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2806, Torrico, 6494 


276 






AB 2810, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2843, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2855, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2863, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2881, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2885, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2898, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2899, Torrico, 6339 

AB 2901, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2904, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2923, Torrico, 6682 

AB 2947, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2949, Torrico, 6120 

AB 2953, Torrico, 6955 

AB 2956, Torrico, 6494 

AB 2968, Torrico, 6494 

AB 2971, Torrico, 6912 

AB 2999, Torrico, 6120 

AB 3000, Torrico, 6120 

AB 3013, Torrico, 6955 

AB 3016, Torrico, 6682 

AB 3021, Torrico, 6955 

AB 3025, Torrico, 6955 

AB 3052, Torrico, 6494 

AB 3056, Torrico, 6494 

AB 3078, Torrico, 6912 


AB 3, 3300 

AB 5, 3325 

AB 13, 1982 

AB 23, 5339 

AB 31, 6505 

AB 55, 6108 

AB 66, 5741 

AB 117, 6217 

AB 131, 6038 

AB 152, 6019 

AB 163, 6038 

AB 164, 3700 

AB 169, 6888 

AB 171, 6108 

AB 211, 7060






AB 213, 3314 

AB 214, 6989 

AB 225, 6038, 6177 

AB 234, 3300 

AB 239, 6867 

AB 241, 3263 

AB 264, 6019 

AB 317, 7106 

AB 354, 6989 

AB 357, 6108 

AB 373, 3303 

AB 437, 6989 

AB 447, 1982 

AB 484, 3318 

AB 490, 2435 

AB 534, 6019 

AB 545, 6725 

AB 550, 6866 

AB 583, 7059 

AB 659, 6866 

AB 660, 6369 

AB 697, 7106 

AB 734, 6866 

AB 749, 6369 

AB 754, 3133 

AB 756, 3191 

AB 765, 3263 

AB 771, 3291 

AB 813, 4958 

AB 830, 6866 

AB 837, 6306 

AB 860, 6038 

AB 868, 1982 

AB 885, 6217 

AB 887, 6888 

AB 916, 7060 

AB 926, 6108 

AB 941, 3263 

AB 958, 2833 

AB 983, 6019 

AB 994, 6369 

AB 996, 6108

278 






AB 1046, 1941 

AB 1053, 1982 

AB 1057, 6867 

AB 1060, 7060 

AB 1062, 6108 

AB 1100, 4371 

AB 1107, 6571 

AB 1112, 6545 

AB 1129, 6306 

AB 1188, 6571 

AB 1209, 6369 

AB 1221, 6866 

AB 1230, 6306 

AB 1245, 6369, 6952 

AB 1252, 5891 

AB 1289, 7060 

AB 1290, 6038 

AB 1328, 3133 

AB 1333, 6108 

AB 1366, 6217, 6474 

AB 1395, 6545 

AB 1405, 6019 

AB 1407, 6505 

AB 1491, 3300, 4371 

AB 1496, 7060 

AB 1510, 6038 

AB 1552, 1982 

AB 1574, 6402 

AB 1610, 1982 

AB 1612, 3323 

AB 1656, 6999, 7065 

AB 1684, 6038 

AB 1701, 6867 

AB 1709, 6369 

AB 1710, 2833 

AB 1714, 1664 

AB 1743, 3172 

AB 1749, 3318 

AB 1759, 7051 

AB 1829, 6867 

AB 1859, 6306 

AB 1879, 7068





Assembly Rule 77.2— continued 

AB 1900, 6369 

AB 1916, 6867 

AB 1945, 7123 

AB 1951, 6952 

AB 1955, 7106 

AB 1959, 6867 

AB 1973, 7108 

AB 2046, 5431 

AB 2165, 7094 

AB 2265, 7094 

AB 2267, 7108 

AB 2269, 6952 

AB 2270, 5460 

AB 2293, 5433 

AB 2296, 6888 

AB 2356, 6577 

AB 2357, 6120 

AB 2386, 6695 

AB 2426, 6369 

AB 2442, 6571 

AB 2569, 7106 

AB 2584, 6321 

AB 2616, 5347 

AB 2702, 6895 

AB 2781, 7060 

AB 2804, 6571 

AB 2824, 6867 

AB 2921, 7106 

AB 2939, 5214 

AB 3011, 5047 

AB 3045, 7009 

AB 3048, 6952 

AB 3069, 5457 

AB 3071, 7060 

AB 3072, 6552 

AB 3073, 7023 

AB 3076, 7106 

AJR 21, 6019 

SB 1, 3109 

SB 27, 6541 

SB 28, 5804 

SB 53, 5805

280 






SB 140, 6019, 6108, 6177 

SB 191, 6751, 6833 

SB 298, 6065 

SB 312, 3194 

SB 375, 6520 

SB 381, 4839 

SB 400, 3113 

SB 425, 2718 

SB 430, 3035 

SB 431, 3261 

SB 434, 6063, 6177 

SB 465, 3109 

SB 484, 2566 

SB 509, 6541 

SB 541, 6263 

SB 560, 6358 

SB 562, 3133 

SB 579, 4271 

SB 580, 6306, 6445 

SB 608, 3109 

SB 717, 3113 

SB 732, 6639 

SB 791, 6695 

SB 797, 3109, 4838 

SB 826, 3033 

SB 863, 6796 

SB 867, 3881 

SB 868, 3113 

SB 870, 6695 

SB 902, 6541 

SB 929, 3109 

SB 943, 3033 

SB 946, 6306 

SB 963, 6796 

SB 976, 3113 

SB 981, 3133 

SB 1040, 3024 

SB 1042, 6541 

SB 1103, 6541 

SB 1177, 6541 

SB 1335, 6541, 6572 

SB 1369, 6752






SB 1422, 6796 

SB 1536, 6820 

SB 1543, 6695 

SB 1574, 6263 

SB 1678, 6358 

SB 1697, 6624 

SB 1762, 6815 


SB 298, La Malfa, 6063 





SB 65, motion (De Leon), motion carried, 3111 




SB 292, motion (Torrico), 7115; motion carried, 7116 








AB 1719, Bass, 3415 

SB 697, Bass, 3119 

SB 812, 2833 

SB 1012, Bass, 3110 

SB 1048, Bass, 3110 


AB 513, Lieber, 2093 


(Adams), 1916, 2491, 3017, 3197, 6349 

(Aghazarian), 1671, 4724 

(Bass), 7198 

(Benoit), 7109 

(Blakeslee), 1317, 2071, 2960, 3864, 5265, 5358, 5495, 6925 

(De Leon), 3160 

(DeSaulnier), 3177 

(DeVore), 279, 2711, 6956, 7198 

(Duvall), 2785, 3867, 6834, 6870

282 





Assembly Rule 112— continued 

(Dymally), 2071, 2637 

(Emmerson), 2217 

(Feuer), 1671 


(Gaines), 4142, 5586, 6253, 6623, 6952, 7052 

(Garcia), 1180, 6562, 6867 

(Garrick), 6411, 6562 

(Huff), 7198 

(Karnette), 3206 

(Leno), 6349 

(Lieu), 1069 

(Ma), 2970, 6562 

(Niello), 2071, 5944, 6562 

(Ruskin), 973, 5944, 6623 


(Smyth), 3068, 6623 

(Spitzer), 1626, 1671, 1968, 3042, 3206, 5348, 5547, 6185, 6813 


(Anderson), 644, 2370, 4188, 4267, 5794, 5823 

(Arambula), 4188 

(Bass), 119, 473, 3649, 4365, 4829, 5099, 6474, 6726, 6762, 6793, 6866 

(Benoit), 1344, 6830, 7274 

(Berg), 515 

(Brownley), 644 

(Caballero), 1344, 4957 

(Calderon), 3778, 7064 

(Coto), 730, 1344, 4365, 4957, 6176 

(DeSaulnier), 4365 

(DeVore), 1606, 4110 

(Duvall), 108, 4003 

(Dymally), 5999 


(Gaines), 670 

(Garcia), 3696, 6830 

(Garrick), 1662 

(Hancock), 2635, 6250 

(Hayashi), 6216, 6302, 6402 

(Hernandez), 5922 

(Jeffries), 2472 

(Jones), 2753 

(Keene), 278, 2755 

(Krekorian), 4714






(La Malfa), 7443 

(Lieber), 4201, 4500 

(Lieu), 5082, 6830 

(Maze), 3242 


(Mullin), 4613, 6726 

(Nakanishi), 331 

(Nunez), 1647, 2214, 2421, 2472, 3941, 3984, 4311, 5704, 6474 

(Parra), 1354, 4957, 6000 

(Plescia), 5794 

(Portantino), 5794 

(Richardson), 352 

(Runner), 4267 

(Ruskin), 972, 4864 

(Salas), 741, 1288 

(Silva), 1177 

(Swanson), 352, 2486, 4267 

(Torrico), 331, 1453, 4226, 6605 

(Villines), 2421 

Joint Rules— 


AB 1432, Torrico, 1562 

SB 1407, Jones, 7007 


Cook 

RN 0816920, 5618 

Fuentes 

RN 0725741, 2726 


Appropriations (1/24/08) AB 337, request unanimous consent (Bass), 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 3782 

Appropriations (6/18/08) AB 66, request unanimous consent (Ma), 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Ma), 5741; motion carried, 5742 

Business and Professions (6/26/08) SB 1499, request unanimous consent 

(Torrico), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 5901; motion 

carried, 5902 

Business and Professions (8/22/08) SB 963, request unanimous consent 

(Torrico), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 6810; motion 

carried, 6811 

Education (1/16/08) AB 1522, request unanimous consent (Bass), 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 3698; motion carried, 3699

284 




Joint Rules— continued 

Joint Rule 62(a)—continued 

Education (4/23/08) AB 2053, request unanimous consent (Bass), 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 4722; motion carried, 4723 

Elections and Redistricting (2/22/07) SB 113, request unanimous consent 

(Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 352; motion carried, 

353 

Elections and Redistricting (8/30/08) AB 583, request unanimous consent 

(Torrico), objection to (Benoit), motion (Torrico), 7059; motion 

carried, 7060 


unanimous consent (Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 



unanimous consent (De Leon), objection to (Benoit), motion 


Governmental Organization (4/26/07) ABs 1289 and 346, request 

unanimous consent (De Leon), objection to (Blakeslee), 

motion (De Leon), 1177, motion carried, 1178 

Governmental Organization (1/7/08) AB 1553, request unanimous 

consent (Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion 

carried, 3634 

Governmental Organization (5/29/08) AB 2293, request unanimous 

consent (Torrico), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion 

carried, 5514 

Health (4/15/08) AB 2088, request unanimous consent (Bass), objection 

to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 4628 

Housing and Community Development (8/21/08) AB 1366, request 

unanimous consent (De Leon), objection to (Benoit), motion 


Local Government (pending re-referral) ABs 2596, 2954 and 3005, 

request unanimous consent (Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion 


Local Government (5/29/08) AB 2046, request unanimous consent 

(Torrico), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion carried, 

5514 

Natural Resources (7/6/07) Oversight hearing on the California Air 

Resources Board, request unanimous consent (Bass), objection to 

(Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 2378; motion carried, 2379 

Natural Resources (7/12/07) SBs 140 and 210, request unanimous consent 

(Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 2472; motion carried, 

2473 

Transportation (1/17/08) AB 190, request unanimous consent (Bass), 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 3701




Joint Rules— continued 


Utilities and Commerce (4/16/07) AB 1470, request unanimous consent 

(Bass), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 940 

Water, Parks and Wildlife (5/29/08) AB 2270, request unanimous consent 

(Torrico), objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion carried, 

5514 

Motions/Requests to Invoke or Temporarily Suspend— 

AB 70, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the bill 

from committee and placing the bill on Second Reading (Bass), 


carried, 1513 

AB 499, request to suspend the Rules to take up without reference to file for 

the purpose of adopting committee amendments, ordering the bill to Third 

Reading, and to take up without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration (Bass), 3875 

AB 583, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of taking up the bill 

without reference to file (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 7065; motion carried, 7066 

AB 1234, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of re-referring the bill 



AB 1470, that the Rules be suspended to take up Senate amendments to the 

bill without reference to file (Bass), 3368 


bill from committee and placing the bill on Second Reading (Bass), 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 

4980 

AB 1781, motion to suspend the Rules to move to immediately out of File 

order for purpose of consideration (Blakeslee), motion lost, 6447 

AB 1781, motion to suspend the Rules to permit consideration of 

immediately (Blakeslee), 6328; motion lost, 6329 


bill from committee to be placed on Second Reading (De Leon), 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (De Leon), motion 

carried, 4502 

AB 2455, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of waiving the one 

day wait for purpose of consideration (Torrico), unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion carried, 6998 


bill with amendments from committee and placing the bill on Second 

Reading (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion 

(Torrico), motion carried, 5128

286 




Motions/Requests to Invoke or Temporarily Suspend—continued 

ACR 62, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the 

resolution from committee and placing the resolution on Third Reading 



Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass as Amended”, request to suspend 

the Rules to permit the bills be taken up without reference to file for 

adopting committee amendments and that the bills be ordered to Second 

Reading for 1/28/08 (Bass), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), 

motion (Bass), 3803; motion carried, 3804 

Bills from Appropriations with a “Do Pass”, request to suspend the Rules to 

permit the bills to be taken up without reference to file and that the bills be 

ordered to Third Reading for 1/28/08 (Bass), unanimous consent withheld 





Second Reading (De Leon), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), 

motion (De Leon), 6880; motion carried, 6881 




Second Reading (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), 

motion (Torrico), motion carried, 6810, 6834, 6912 




Second Reading (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), 

motion (Torrico), 6997; motion carried, 6998 

Inactive File, request that Assembly Rules 78 and 63 be suspended for the 

purpose of waiving the one day notice when removing a bill from the 

Inactive File and take up the bill without reference to file for purpose of 

amendment (Levine), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion 

(Levine), 6818; motion carried, 6819 

Motions and Resolutions, motion to suspend the rules to return to (Spitzer), 

6231; motion lost, 6232 


reference to file for purpose of consideration (Bass), unanimous consent 



reference to file for purpose of consideration (De Leon), unanimous 

consent withheld (Benoit), motion (De Leon), motion carried, 7088




Motions/Requests to Invoke or Temporarily Suspend—continued 


reference to file for the purpose of amendment and to take up the bill 

without reference to file for purpose of consideration (Bass), unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 3268 


reference to file for purpose of consideration (Bass), unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), motion carried, 3366 

SB 1072, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up for the 

purpose of consideration (Blakeslee), unanimous consent withheld (De 

Leon), motion (Blakeslee), motion lost, 7199 


amended without reference to file for purpose of consideration 

(De Leon), unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion 

(De Leon), 7007; motion carried, 7008 

SB 1762, request to suspend the Rules to permit the bill to be taken up 

without reference to file for purpose of consideration (De Leon), 

unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion (De Leon), motion carried, 

7088 


reference to file for purpose of amendment (Bass), unanimous consent 



reference to file for purpose of amendment (Bass), unanimous consent 


SBs, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose taking up without reference 

to file for purpose of consideration (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld 

(Benoit), motion (Torrico), 7116; motion carried, 7119 

SBs, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of withdrawing the bills 

from committee and placing them on Third Reading (Bass), unanimous 

consent withheld (Benoit), motion (Bass), motion carried, 3035 

SCR 52, request to suspend the Rules for purpose of taking up without 

reference to committee or file for purpose of consideration (Bass), 


carried, 3364 

Taking up measures in File Item order, motion to suspend Assembly Rule 

63 for the purpose of (Spitzer), ruling: motion ruled out. The House is 

currently proceeding under the order of business (Saldana), 6231 

RUNNER, GEORGE C., SENATOR 


SB 1608, 7165

288 


RUNNER, SHARON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/13/07) 293; (2/14/07) 304; (2/16/07) 331; (3/8/07) 543; (12/13/07) 3584; 

(1/28/08) 3827; (1/29/08) 3851; (1/30/08) 3892; (2/7/08) 3937; (5/12/08) 

5079; (6/2/08) 5610; (7/14/08) 6031; (8/4/08) 6165; (8/5/08) 6196; 

(8/6/08) 6208; (8/7/08) 6215; (8/11/08) 6291; (8/12/08) 6301; (8/13/08) 

6401; (8/14/08) 6473; (8/15/08) 6519; (8/17/08) 6561; (8/18/08) 6569; 

(8/19/08) 6679; (8/21/08) 6761; (8/22/08) 6791; (8/27/08) 6865; 

(8/28/08) 6887; (8/29/08) 6951; (8/30/08) 7051; (8/31/08) 7103 


(1/18/08) 3762 


(4/19/07) 1057; (5/3/07) 1285; (6/12/07) 2124; (4/3/08) 4441; (5/1/08) 4913; 

(5/8/08) 5023 


(3/29/07) 732; (3/13/08) 4234 

Appointed— 



Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, (Vice Chair), 154, 

193 

Housing and Community Development, 196; replaced by Silva (for 8/13/08) 

6302; replaced by Anderson (for 8/20/08) 6570, (for 8/21/08) 6761, 

(for 8/31/08) 7104 

Veterans Affairs, 200; replaced by Maze (for 4/29/08) 4884 



5709 











Knight, Stephen, Council Member, 287 

Smith, Ron, Council Member, 141 

University Prep School, Victorville, students from, 611 



Alford, Sally, 4383 

Allen, Sgt. John, 647


RUNNER, SHARON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Barnes, Ralph C., 3045 

Bozigian, Nellie A. (Villines, on behalf of), 6552 

Byrd, Shane Allen, 5903 

Cooper, Gary Richard, 4313 

Cox, Ruby L., 979 

Crist, Marvin E., Sr., 164 

Deaver, Michael K., 2901 

Detjen, Dale Arthur, 4274 


Eliopulos, Andy P., 96 

Engram, Charles F., 4383 

Freeman, Pfc. Walter, Jr., 980 

Fry, Jack Walton, 2157 

Gardner, Charles, 3045 

Hanson, Audrey, 3754 

Harler, Mary Ellen, 96 


Hefter, Jacob, 7257 

Hungerford, Willard Milton, 282 

Jensen, Alice Virginia, 5713 

Lawson, Marguerite “Margie”, 4113 

Lewis, Danielle Marvin, 4274 

Lovett, LCpl. Timothy, 3754 

McGraw, Maxine, 3045 

McGuire, Jerry Walter, 7257 

Miller, Wilma Victoria, 4004 

Muncy, Dr. R. Weldon, Jr. (Villines, on behalf of), 6552 

Navarrete, Maria, 2436 

Padias, Mary Lee, 5840 

Powell, Marlene Frances, 1954 

Pulsifer, Richard D., 5807 

Pursley, Merri Ann, 5713 

Riedenauer, Lt. Col. Robert, 1366 

Rowell, Marguerite, 5404 

Sabine, Winifred Bell, 3811 


Shearer, Val, 7201 

Sheppard, Christopher W., 5404 

Smith, Arthur Roy, 7201 

Smith, Scott Craig, 2658 

Smith, Tom, 96 

Stewart, Robert J., 6139 

Whytal, Olive Thelma, 4004

290 


RUNNER, SHARON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Willibrand, Walter, 565 

Wray, James William, Jr., 3811 

Yates, Robert John “Bob”, 2572 




979 


4267 


Republican Women’s Caucus, presented special gift in recognition of her work 

and efforts to increase the number of Republican women in state service, 

6746 


AB 1587, 1615 

AB 1723, 1468 

AB 2950, 5210 

SB 614, 3164 

RUSKIN, IRA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/16/07) 331; (5/3/07) 1285; (5/8/07) 1378; (5/9/07) 1394; (5/10/07) 1409; 

(5/14/07) 1451; (5/15/07) 1488; (5/16/07) 1496; (5/17/07) 1507 


(3/27/07) 686; (3/28/07) 706; (3/29/07) 732; (6/2/08) 5610; (11/06/08) 7435 

Appointed— 


Banking and Finance, replacing Wolk (for 6/16/08) 5730 

Budget, 193 

Higher Education, 196; replaced by Nava (for 3/27/07) 687; replaced by 

Furutani (for 6/10/08) 5669 

Labor and Employment, 197; replaced by De La Torre (for 3/28/07) 688 

Rules, replacing Mendoza (for 7/5/07) 2403 



International Genocide Memorial Commission, 323 

Public Interest Energy Research Advisory Board, 3828 






Foster Care, 781


RUSKIN, IRA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 






Wine, 4124 



Resources (Budget-Subcommittee No. 3), (Chair), 61, 194 



Redwood City Police Activity League, 682 


AB 833, 3426 

AB 2437, 7168 



Akselrad, Rabbi Sidney, 96 

Brown, Carl, 7444 

Cooley, Darnell, 140 

Duly, Rod, 3811 

Goldman, Ben, 7093 

Hopkins, Albert, Jr., 2572 


Meyer, Raymond P., Sr., 96 


Putnam, Mary Lou, 3112 

Rich, Shirley, 2095 

Sigua, Sgt. William M., 281 

Turnbull, Jane, 7444 

Walsh, Coach “Bill” William Ernest, 2794 


Wood, Kathryn Sue, 4753 

Wool, Felicia Jane Rainville, 3637 

Withdrawal of Statement— 

SB 613, withdrew the reference to the Legislative Counsel opinion, 2767 

Per diem— 

Letter to waive per diem retroactively to 9/1/08 until the budget is passed, 7207 






281, 2794

292 


RUSKIN, IRA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



973, 5944, 6623 


972, 4864 


AB 387, 3833 

AB 711, 2427 

AB 815, 1652 

AB 864, 2085 

AB 1616, 3335 

AB 1736, 3415 

SALAS, MARY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/9/07) 780; (3/4/08) 4160; (3/5/08) 4166 


(1/25/07) 213 

Appointed— 


Health, 196 


Veterans Affairs, (Chair), 62, 200 











Chula Vista PTA and the San Diego County PTA, members of, 1336 

Rindone, Jerry R., Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, 3057 



Adams, Clarence Edwin, 5167 

Casillas, Paul Albert, 282 

Heisler, Caroline, 4382 

Kudumu, Walter, 4982 

Martinez, Sgt. Michael J., 2491 

Mattero, Staff Sgt. Joshua P., 2636 

�


SALAS, MARY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Portillo, Sgt. Manuel, 4273 

White, Carl, 2723 

Wyckoff, Sgt. Charles, 2226 

Per diem— 






2226, 2636, 2723, 4273, 4382, 4982, 5167 


741, 1288 


AB 1130, 3373 

AB 1245, 7113 

AB 1554, 2094 

AB 1840, 5358 

AB 2438, 5434 

SB 87, 2606 

SB 666, 3028 

SALDANA, LORI, ASSISTANT SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE/ASSEMBLY 

MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/11/07) 137; (1/12/07) 144 

Illness— 

(2/26/07) 439 


(2/5/07) 264; (3/19/07) 616; (6/20/07) 2194; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/28/08) 4332; 

(5/23/08) 5288 


(1/31/08) 3906; (8/25/08) 6829; (8/26/08) 6858 


(3/26/07) 663 


Amend bills on the Floor, last day is, 6778 

Amendments, last day to submit to the Desk is, 6778 


boys who are participating in (Lieber, on behalf of), 4830 



294 




Appointed— 


Elections and Redistricting, 195 

Housing and Community Development, (Chair), 61, 196 

Local Government, 197 





Task Force on the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for 

Military Children, 7448 



5709 







Ports, 2622 


Base Closure and Redevelopment (Veterans Affairs), (Chair), 346 


Assistant Speaker pro Tempore (appointed by Bass), 5181 



Bermudez, Rudy, former Assembly Member, 6675 

Elder, Dave, former Assembly Member, 6269 



Collins, Steven C., 4274 

Fat, Tom, 1631 

Gill, Harriet, 6450 


LeDue, Rachel Plosser, 3423 

Robinson, Jim, 4191 

Rogers, Wayne, 181 

Strauss, Karl, 217 

Vaughn, Sgt. Ricky, 5276 


8/30/08, Assembly Member Gaines comments should be directed toward the 

motion to reconsider not the measure, ruling: that the Rules of the House 

allow debate on the merits of the bill on a motion to reconsider (Lieber), 7069





Wiberg, Mary, Executive Director, California Commission on the Status of 

Women, to the Women of the Year Ceremony, 4205 


Women of the Year Ceremony, 3/10/08, 4205 






181, 217, 1631, 5215, 5276, 6450 


7062 





AB 199, 2655 

AB 365, 1795 

SB 520, 3165 

SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD, GOVERNOR (Also see main heading– 


Addresses Assembly, 9 


AB 452, Bass, 2486 

AB 485, Bass, 2421 


AB 1079, Bass, 2754 

AB 2757, Torrico, 6108 

Budget Bills— 

2007— 

SB 77, Chapter 171 (8/24/07) 

2008— 

AB 1781, Chapter 268 (9/23/08), 7292 

Budget Messages— 

1/10/07, 132 

1/10/08, 3683 


Introduced— 

12/4/06, 8 


Addresses— 

State of the State Address— 

1/9/07, 121

296 



CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF)—Continued 

Journal, Print in—continued 

Addresses—continued 

State of the State Address—continued 

1/8/08, 3651 


Assembly Bills prior to enactment of the Budget Bill, recommendations of— 

AB 900, 1215 

AB 1525, 2499 

AB 1936, 6034 

AB 2597, 5724 


AB 159, 3474 

AB 617, 3475 

AB 619, 7329 

AB 905, 2908 

AB 1108, 3476 

AB 1253, 3475 

AB 1723, 3474 

AB 1879, 7330 

AB 1954, 7329 

Governor’s staff designated to sign for enrolled bills pursuant to Section 9509 

of the Government Code, 85 

Tribal-State Gaming Compacts— 

AB 1385 (Chapter 874, Statutes of 1999), Tribal-State gaming compact, 

5983 



Memorandum of Agreement, between the Morongo Band of Mission 


Memorandum of Agreement, between the Pechanga Band of Luiseno 


Memorandum of Agreement, between the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay 

Nation and the State of California, 2319 

Pardons, Commutations and Reprieves— 

1/1/07–12/31/07, 3745 

Parole Decisions— 

1/1/07–12/31/07, 3744 



1/9/07, 120 

1/8/08, 3651 

Speaker Bass swearing in ceremony, 5/13/08, 5102



CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, INTRODUCTION OF)—Continued 

Proclamation— 

Special Election, 39th Assembly District, resignation of Richard Alarcon, 

set for 7/10/07, 666 

Veto. See main heading—VETO 

Veto, Item. See main heading—VETO, ITEM 

SCOTT, JACK, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Arts, (Chair), 558 


Rules, 155 

SECRETARY OF STATE. See BOWEN, DEBRA. See MCPHERSON, BRUCE. 

Also see COMMUNICATIONS 

SENATE 



AB 1781, Senators Ducheny, Dutton, and Machado, 5714 

SB 77, Senators Ducheny, Hollingsworth, and Machado, 1690 

Conference Reports— 

AB 1781, adopted, 9/15/08, 7224 

SB 77, adopted, 8/21/07, 2660 

SESSIONS OF THE ASSEMBLY 

Announcements re— 

Session, 2009–10, would convene 12/1/08, 12 at noon (Lieber), 7443 


Reconvening of the Assembly in Regular Session from Joint Recess for a 

Check In Session on 12/13/07 (Nunez), 3580 


Section 10(c) on 9/19/08 (Bass), 7263 


Section 10(c) on 11/6/08 (Bass), 7435 

SILENCE, MOMENT OF 


Gotch, Mike, former Assembly Member (Saldana and Karnette), 5215 

Independence Day, those who sacrificed for our liberty and freedoms, 2419, 

6001 

King, Dr. Martin Luther, on the 40th anniversary of his “I’ve Been to the 

Mountain Top” speech in Memphis, Tennessee (Dymally), 4455 

Lantos, Tom, Congressman, only Holocaust survivor to ever serve in the U.S. 

House of Representatives, 4865 

September 11th terrorist attacks, all of the victims of (Nunez and Villines), 3229

298 


SILVA, JIM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER— 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/22/08) 3777; (3/4/08) 4160 

Illness— 

(2/16/07) 331 


(3/29/07) 732; (12/13/07) 3584; (2/8/08) 3954; (5/8/08) 5023; (6/2/08) 5610 


(11/6/08) 7435 

Appointed— 


Budget, 193 

Business and Professions, replacing Horton (for 4/29/08) 4883 

Governmental Organization, 195; replaced by Blakeslee (for 3/28/07) 708 

Health, replacing Strickland (for 6/17/08) 5704 

Housing and Community Development, replacing Runner (for 8/13/08) 6302 

Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy, (Vice Chair), 154, 197 

Transportation, replacing Garrick (for 3/24/08) 4262 







Orange County Business Council members, 5724 

Orange County Supervisors: Chris Norby and Pat Bates, 1763 

Parris, Emily, 1763 

Sheldon, Margaret, 5817 

Sheldon, Spence, 5817 

Wilson, Ashley, 1763 




Cohen, Pat, 565 

Jeffrey, Dr. Harry P., 4753 

Laszlo, Frank, 565 

McAdoo, Norm, 2381 

Patencio, Ray Leonard, 297 

Robitaille, Lela W., 5276 

Ross, Scott, 2637 

Serra, Dr. Arturo, 4143 

Spitzer, Phyllis Ann, 4274


SILVA, JIM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—continued 


9/7/07, Madame Speaker do you have a bill on the same subject that did not get 

out of committee?, reply: that Assembly Member Silva’s question is not a 

parliamentary inquiry (Lieber), 3068 



565, 2637, 5276 


1177 


AB 169, 1472 

AB 836, 2760 

AB 887, 1566 

AB 906, 1973 

AB 1137, 2036 

AB 1754, 6587 

AB 1781, 7252 

AB 1830, 5555 

AB 1874, 6589 

AB 1991, 5517 

AB 2315, 6597 

AB 2840, 4836 

SB 1137, 5946 

SB 1586, 6338 

SIMITIAN, JOE, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



473 


SMYTH, CAMERON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/19/07) 1057; (9/4/07) 2831 


(4/30/07) 1212 


(1/12/07) 144; (7/5/07) 2396; (12/13/07) 3584; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/28/08) 

4332; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/2/08) 5610 

Appointed— 


Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials, (Vice Chair), 154, 195 

Governmental Organization, replacing Tran (for 6/20/07) 2196 

Local Government, 197; replaced by La Malfa (for 4/18/07) 1023 

Utilities and Commerce, 199

300 


SMYTH, CAMERON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 








Rail Transportation, (Vice Chair), 1379 

Wine, 4124 




Legacy Christian Academy of Santa Clarita, 4th grade students from, 5175 

Legacy Private Academy of Valencia, students from, 1548 




SB 1608, 7165 



Alziebler, Gary Dean, 750 

Buckley, Alan Lloyd, 7257 

Chao, Yi, 7257 

Colley, Spc. Steven Edward, 1631 

Desha, Spree, 7257 

Duncan, David, 2658 

Fields, Marvin, 4507 

Fuller, Walter Arney, 7257 

Gage, Richard Hal, 7438 

Galloway, Gary, 3637 

Grace, Ronald G., 7257 

Haagenson, Brett, 1574 

Hammersly, Michael A., 7257 

Hsieh, Kari, 7257 

Irvine, Ann Michele, 565 

Leyden, Virginia E., 2724 

Lintner, Gregory, 7257 

Mars, Seldon, 4873 

Matthews, Trevor, 228 

Means, Robert Taylor, 164 

Peckham, Ray, 3754 

Remata, Donna Lynn, 7257 

Schafer, Nicholas, 941 

Selleh, George, 2638 

Sellen, Spc. Dennis L., Jr., 337


SMYTH, CAMERON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Seratti, Jean C., 5089 

Spacey, Roger, 7257 

Vyas, Atul, 7257 



337, 7257 


3068, 6623 


AB 44, 3342 

AB 346, 2079 

AB 1025, 1839 

AB 1252, 1977 

AB 1587, 1615 

AB 2327, 6435 

AB 2753, 5030 

SOLORIO, JOSE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/29/07) 732; (8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 

3914; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/13/08) 4234; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/23/08) 5288 


(8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 




Public Safety, (Chair), 61, 198 


Utilities and Commerce, replacing Dymally (for 4/23/07) 1099; replacing 

Richardson (for 6/12/07) 2125 



473 







Introductions, Special Recognition)

302 


SOLORIO, JOSE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Flores, Vicente, 7028 


Thompson, Myron S., 2723 



2723, 7028 


AB 1706, Solorio, 2753 


AB 1512, 2886 

AB 2032, 6712 

AB 2942, 5523 

SOTO, NELL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/29/07) 225; (1/30/07) 234; (1/31/07) 246; (2/1/07) 251; (2/5/07) 264; 

(2/9/07) 273; (2/13/07) 293; (2/14/07) 304; (2/15/07) 318; (2/16/07) 331; 

(2/20/07) 345; (2/21/07) 364; (2/22/07) 381; (3/12/07) 557; (3/13/07) 

572; (3/14/07) 582; (3/15/07) 597; (3/19/07) 616; (3/22/07) 637; 

(3/26/07) 663; (3/27/07) 686; (3/28/07) 706; (3/29/07) 732; (4/9/07) 780; 

(4/10/07) 844; (4/11/07) 886; (4/12/07) 921; (4/16/07) 961; (4/17/07) 

992; (4/18/07) 1022; (4/19/07) 1057; (4/23/07) 1097; (4/24/07) 1128; 

(4/25/07) 1146; (4/26/07) 1175; (4/30/07) 1212; (5/1/07) 1240; (5/2/07) 

1262; (5/3/07) 1285; (5/7/07) 1341; (5/8/07) 1378; (5/9/07) 1394; 

(5/10/07) 1409; (5/14/07) 1451; (5/15/07) 1488; (5/16/07) 1496; 

(5/17/07) 1507; (5/21/07) 1553; (5/22/07) 1582; (5/23/07) 1592; 

(5/24/07) 1603; (5/25/07) 1645; (5/29/07) 1661; (5/30/07) 1694; 

(5/31/07) 1703; (6/4/07) 1771; (6/5/07) 1865; (6/6/07) 1965; (6/7/07) 

2065; (6/11/07) 2111; (6/12/07) 2124; (6/13/07) 2134; (6/14/07) 2149; 

(6/18/07) 2166; (6/19/07) 2178; (6/20/07) 2194; (6/21/07) 2211; 

(8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/7/08) 3601; (1/8/08) 3647; (1/9/08) 

3666; (1/10/08) 3676; (1/14/08) 3689; (1/15/08) 3710; (1/16/08) 3722; 

(1/17/08) 3741; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/22/08) 3777; (1/23/08) 3792; 

(1/24/08) 3801; (1/28/08) 3827; (1/29/08) 3851; (1/30/08) 3892; 

(1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 3914; (2/7/08) 3937; (2/8/08) 3954; (2/12/08) 

3965; (2/13/08) 3975; (2/14/08) 3994; (2/15/08) 4003; (2/19/08) 4013; 

(2/20/08) 4026; (2/21/08) 4040; (2/25/08) 4087; (2/26/08) 4116; 

(2/27/08) 4122; (2/28/08) 4133; (3/3/08) 4150; (3/4/08) 4160; (3/5/08) 

4166; (3/6/08) 4183; (3/10/08) 4199; (3/11/08) 4214; (3/12/08) 4223; 

(3/13/08) 4234; (3/24/08) 4261; (3/25/08) 4307; (3/28/08) 4332; (4/1/08) 

4366; (4/2/08) 4402; (4/3/08) 4441; (4/7/08) 4489; (4/8/08) 4520; 

(4/9/08) 4546; (4/10/08) 4578; (4/14/08) 4609; (4/15/08) 4648; (4/16/08) 

4666; (4/17/08) 4690; (4/21/08) 4715; (4/22/08) 4768; (4/23/08) 4796;


SOTO, NELL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Illness—continued 

(4/24/08) 4825; (4/28/08) 4860; (4/29/08) 4882; (4/30/08) 4900; (5/1/08) 

4913; (5/5/08) 4955; (5/6/08) 4994; (5/7/08) 5008; (5/8/08) 5023; 

(5/12/08) 5079; (5/13/08) 5099; (5/14/08) 5116; (5/15/08) 5123; 

(5/19/08) 5181; (5/20/08) 5224; (5/21/08) 5232; (5/22/08) 5239; 

(5/23/08) 5288; (5/27/08) 5335; (5/28/08) 5423; (5/29/08) 5541; (6/2/08) 

5610; (6/5/08) 5625; (6/9/08) 5649; (6/10/08) 5668; (6/11/08) 5682; 

(6/12/08) 5703; (6/16/08) 5729; (6/17/08) 5754; (6/18/08) 5772; 

(6/19/08) 5793; (6/23/08) 5821; (6/24/08) 5852; (6/25/08) 5866; 

(6/26/08) 5883; (6/30/08) 5919; (7/1/08) 5962; (7/2/08) 5980; (7/3/08) 

5995; (7/14/08) 6031; (7/15/08) 6107; (8/4/08) 6165; (8/5/08) 6196; 

(8/6/08) 6208; (8/7/08) 6215; (8/11/08) 6291; (8/12/08) 6301; (8/13/08) 

6401; (8/14/08) 6473; (8/15/08) 6519; (8/17/08) 6561; (8/18/08) 6569; 

(8/19/08) 6679; (8/20/08) 6725; (8/21/08) 6761; (8/22/08) 6791; 

(8/25/08) 6829; (8/26/08) 6858; (8/27/08) 6865; (8/28/08) 6887; 

(8/29/08) 6951; (8/30/08) 7051; (8/31/08) 7103; (9/8/08) 7187; (9/9/08) 

7193; (9/15/08) 7207; (9/19/08) 7263; (11/6/08) 7435; (11/25/08) 7442 


(1/12/07) 144; (8/27/07) 2691; (8/28/07) 2732; (8/29/07) 2738; (8/30/07) 

2747 

Appointed— 


Governmental Organization, 195; replaced by Davis (for 1/9/08) 3668; 

replaced by Nava (for 6/5/08) 5626 

Local Government, 197; replaced by Hancock (for 3/28/07) 688; replaced by 

Ma (for 4/11/07) 845, (for 4/18/07) 993, (for 4/25/07) 1098, (for 5/2/07) 

1241, (for 5/9/07) 1396, (for 6/13/07) 2126; replaced by Evans 

(for 1/16/08) 3690, (for 4/9/08) 4547; replaced by DeSaulnier 

(for 1/16/08) 3723, (for 4/2/08) 4367, (for 4/16/08) 4610, (for 4/23/08) 

4769, (for 5/28/08) 5335, (for 5/29/08) 5423, (for 6/4/08) 5617, 

(for 6/18/08) 5730, (for 6/25/08) 5822, (for 7/16/08) 6031, (for 8/5/08) 

6166, (for 8/15/08) 6473, (for 8/19/08) 6570, (for 8/20/08) 6679, 

(for 8/29/08) 6951, (for 8/31/08) 7103; replaced by Galgiani (for 4/30/08) 

4901 

Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security, 198; replaced by De Leon 

(for 3/28/07) 688, (for 4/9/08) 4521; replaced by Swanson (for 4/18/07) 

962, (for 5/2/07) 1241, (for 6/20/07) 2196, (for 1/9/08) 3667; replaced by 

Furutani (for 3/25/08) 4262, (for 4/23/08) 4797, (for 6/23/08) 5821 

Transportation, 199; replaced by Lieber (for 3/26/07) 665; replaced by Berg 

(for 4/9/07) 782, (for 4/16/07) 963, (for 5/7/07) 1342; replaced by 

De Leon (for 4/23/07) 1098; replaced by Levine (for 6/11/07) 2114; 

replaced by Davis (for 1/14/08) 3693, (for 1/17/08) 3742, (for 1/22/08) 

3777; replaced by Furutani, 3977

304 


SOTO, NELL, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Legislative Audit, (Chair), 62, 200; replaced by Laird as Chair (for 4/17/07) 

962, (for 3/12/08) 4161; replaced by Nava as Chair (for 6/27/07) 2263, 

(for 8/29/07) 2733, (8/19/08) 6570 




Perchlorate Contamination, (Chair), 349 



Remarks— 

Thanked all Members of the Assembly for their concern and support during her 

illness, 2247 

SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY. See BASS, KAREN. Also see NUNEZ, FABIAN 

SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE OF THE ASSEMBLY. See LIEBER, SALLY J. 

SPECIAL CEREMONIES, MEMORIALS, RECOGNITION AND 

PRESENTATIONS. See GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY, Introductions, Special 

Recognition, Ceremonies in Honor of. Also see MEMORIAL CEREMONIES 

SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS 

Bass, Karen, Speaker-elect, 5/13/08 at 12 p.m, swearing in of (Saldana), 5027 

SPITZER, TODD, CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/6/08) 4183; (3/10/08) 4199; (3/11/08) 4214 


(4/12/07) 921 

Illness— 

(6/30/08) 5919; (7/1/08) 5962; (11/25/08) 7442 


(1/31/08) 3906; (2/8/08) 3954; (2/20/08) 4026; (3/3/08) 4150; (3/4/08) 4160; 

(4/7/08) 4489; (4/8/08) 4520; (6/2/08) 5610 


(1/29/07) 225; (1/30/07) 234; (2/28/07) 488; (3/28/07) 706; (4/11/07) 886; 

(5/23/07) 1592; (6/18/07) 2166; (7/5/07) 2396; (7/11/07) 2460; (8/23/07) 

2680; (8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 3584; (1/15/08) 3710; (1/16/08) 3722; 

(1/23/08) 3792; (2/7/08) 3937; (2/27/08) 4122; (3/5/08) 4166; (4/9/08) 

4546; (5/7/08) 5008; (5/21/08) 5232; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/24/08) 5852; 

(8/5/08) 6196; (8/26/08) 6858 


(1/3/07) 93 



5/28/08, motion to adjourn in memory of a constituent, ruling: motion ruled 

out of order (Levine), 5513


SPITZER, TODD, CHIEF WHIP/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 


Human Services, 196; replaced by Duvall (for 4/10/07) 845, (for 4/29/08) 

4884 

Revenue and Taxation, 198; replaced by Garrick (for 6/18/07) 2170; replaced 

by Jeffries (for 6/23/08) 5821; replaced by Adams (for 8/4/08) 6166 






Prison Construction and Operations, (Chair), 664 



Debate— 

Rulings on Debate— 

AB 1107, ruling: Assembly Member Spitzer is out of order for not limiting 

debate to the merits of the bill (Levine); response: that he was speaking on 

the merits of the bill and that he had time remaining to speak, 6955; reply: 

that his ruling stands and that Assembly Member Spitzer was not speaking 

to the merits of the bill. Acting Speaker Levine then recognized other 

members to speak on the measure (Levine), 6956 

Debate— 

AB 1107, At the request of Acting Speaker Levine, Assembly Member 

Spitzer was granted unanimous to speak a second time on the measure for 

the remaining time of the original five minutes he had available to speak 

on the measure, 6956 



File, Remarks on Condition of, 385, 751, 823, 980 




AB 1781 (2008 Budget Bill), motion to take up immediately, 6248; motion lost, 

6249 


Astor, Z. Harry, 3423 

Calvert, Marsha, 258 

Fate, Roy, 2724 

Heckert, Bill, retired Assistant Police Chief, 3636 

Hicks, Cecil, 822 

Johnson, Sam, 4017 


Kimes, Nicholas John, 508 

Leach, Robert Warnes, 4383

306 





Meyer, Brandon A., 3968 

Murray, Norman P., 1632 

Patterson, Lawrence, 6090 

Payne, Cameron, 2253 

Santee, Lance Cpl. Daniel J., 1077 

Sorenson, John, 2253 

Spitzer, Phyllis Ann, 4274 

Taylor, Stanley, 5713 

Motions and Resolutions, motion to suspend the rules to return to, 6231; motion 

lost, 6232 

Taking up measures in File Item order, motion to suspend Assembly Rule 63 for 

the purpose of, ruling: motion ruled out. The House is currently proceeding 

under the order of business (Saldana), 6231 




8/30/07, If a member references a Legislative Counsel opinion during debate, 

should not that document be distributed to the members in accordance to 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure?, reply: that according to Mason’s 

Manual of Legislative Procedure it is an option, not a requirement, to 

distribute Legislative Counsel opinions referenced during debate to the 

members. The Speaker pro Tempore advised the body that the documents can 

be printed in the Journal by unanimous consent of the body (Lieber), 2767 

9/6/07, Please explain Assembly Rule 68, reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 

68, bills are allowed to be amended without a committee hearing at the 

request of the author and with the consent of the author and committee chair 


9/6/07, Is the House in violation of the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 

and Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure Section 35?, reply: that 

Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure is only applicable when the 

Assembly Rules are silent. Wednesday’s Daily Journal, page 2990, indicates 

that SB 5 was read a second time; Author’s amendments presented pursuant 

to Assembly Rules, read and adopted; bill ordered reprinted, and to be 

re-referred to the committee (Lieber), 3042 

9/6/07, Is the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 being abided by or not?, 

reply: that Assembly Rule 68 is being followed the same way it has been for 

the last 25 years in this Chamber (Lieber), 3043 

9/6/07, How is the second paragraph of Assembly Rule 68 being followed if 

SB 5 is being taken up without reference to file?, reply: that earlier today 

pursuant to a roll call vote, the Assembly Rules were suspended to withdraw 

SB 5 from the Committee on Rules. The Author’s amendments to SB 5 were 

adopted on Wednesday, according to yesterday’s Assembly Journal, 

page 2990 (Lieber), 3043




1/24/08, If the Assembly fails to send a bill or bills to the Governor in response 

to the Governor’s proclamation, declaring a fiscal emergency, pursuant to 

Proposition 58, what will be the scheduled work of the body, if any, on the 

46th calendar day and beyond?, reply: that the Legislature has 45 calendar 

days to respond to the Governor’s proclamation, declaring a fiscal emergency, 

pursuant to Proposition 58. 2/24/08 is the 45th calendar day. There are 

several committee hearings planned to meet between now and the deadline to 

ensure that the Assembly can deliver a responsible action to the current 

budget year’s fiscal crisis before 2/25/08 (Nunez), 3804 

5/28/08, Assembly Member Spitzer stated that he had been standing and waiting 

to be recognized to debate the amendments to AB 2593 prior to Speaker Bass 

standing to make the motion to lay the amendments to AB 2593 on the table, 

reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 80, the motion to lay amendments on 

the table is of a higher precedence than the motion to amend and is not 

debatable (Saldana), 5458 

5/29/08, Who placed the call on AB 3011?, reply: that Assembly Member 

Huffman was recognized as moving a call on AB 3011 and the call would be 

lifted shortly (Lieber), 5585 

8/4/08, Assembly Member Mullin stated that Legislative Counsel would have 

raised its objection regarding the constitutionality of this measure. It’s not in 

the legal record whether or not Senator Lowenthal received a Legislative 

Counsel opinion. For the legal record, is there a Legislative Counsel opinion? 

Or did Assembly Member Mullin just surmise that Counsel issued an 

opinion?, reply: that without objection Assembly Member Mullin would 

respond instead of the Presiding Officer (Saldana), reply: Generally when we 

have issues with constitutional considerations we request a Legislative 

Counsel opinion. I do not know factually if Senator Lowenthal’s office 

requested an opinion. I will acknowledge the point that I do not have that 

particular information and for the record that was my assessment (Mullin), 

6185 

8/7/08, When the presiding officer indicates that there are no measures from the 

Governor, is that reference to a formal transmittal?, reply: that the statement 

regards formal transmittals of messages from the Governor (Lieber), 6215 

8/7/08, Does the Assembly have a formal transmittal from the Governor 

regarding the Budget?, reply: that there are no messages from the Governor 


8/7/08, Do Members of the Assembly have the right to request that the Governor 

request that the Assembly take up the Budget bill immediately?, reply: all 

members of the Legislature have the right to communicate with the Governor. 

The Governor is not a member of the Legislature and does not have the 

authority to direct the Legislature to take action on any legislation (Lieber), 

6216

308 




8/7/08, Is it the Speaker’s intent, by moving to Adjourn in Memory, to move 

toward closure of this day’s legislative business?, reply: that there is further 

business to be taken up by the House today (Saldana), 6255 

8/7/08, Has the House completed all the business on today’s Daily File? Is it the 

intent of the presiding officer to take up the Budget bill today?, reply: that the 

motion to adjourn is pending before the body. Pursuant to the Assembly 

Rules and Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure, the motion to adjourn is 

the highest ranking motion, it is not debatable, and is properly before the 

House. If the motion to adjourn is adopted by a majority vote of the Members 

present and voting, today’s floor session will conclude (Saldana), 6263 

8/12/08, What is the result of Assembly Member Torrico’s motion to hold bills in 

enrollment on Assembly Bills?, reply: that the motion gives the Legislature 

control over its bills (Lieber), 6380 

8/12/08, As a result of Assembly Member Torrico’s motion, does the Speaker 

have the authority to send some bills to the Governor and not others; or will 

all bills be sent to the Governor as a group?, reply: that the Speaker and 

majority of the members have control over the bills. All of the bills will be 

sent to the Governor according to when the bills passed (Lieber), 6380 

8/14/08, Why is this a motion to suspend the Rules? The Assembly has not been 

proceeding under the orders of the day. Many items have been taken up out 

of File item order. The motion to suspend the Rules is not the appropriate 

motion. Assembly Member Blakeslee’s motion should be similar to the 

motion I made last week; and allowed to debate the motion, reply: that last 

week, as a courtesy, he was granted leniency on this issue and allowed to 

make a debatable motion. The House has been operating under the orders of 

the day. When the House has moved out of File item order, it has been done 

without objection from any of the members. Assembly Member Blakeslee’s 

request to suspend Assembly Rule 63 is in order, it is not debatable, and there 

is a second (Levine), 6506 

8/14/08, I never heard Assembly Member Blakeslee say that he is making a 

motion to suspend the Rules, reply: the motion to suspend the Rules was 

implied in Assembly Member Blakeslee’s request to return to File item 52. In 

order to return to File item 52, it is necessary to suspend Assembly Rule 63 


8/14/08, Under what authority can the Speaker convene a Floor session on 

Sunday to debate a budget?, reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 2, the 

Speaker has the sole authority to convene session (Levine), 6510 

8/18/08, Assembly Member Parra was given two hours notice to vacate her 

office space in the Capitol and move her office space across the street to the 

Legislative Office Building. Pursuant to Assembly Rule 26(a)(4), does the 

Speaker have the authority to move members’ office space from the Capitol 

to the Legislative Office Building?, reply: that pursuant to Assembly Rule 

26(a)(4), the Speaker has the sole authority to assign office space and the 

issue is not decided or debated on the Assembly Floor (Lieber), 6580




8/22/08, Is SB 1092 a budget trailer bill?, reply: in the affirmative (Lieber), 6796 

8/29/08, Is the purpose of the underlying act to allow State Government to 

continue in the absence of a budget?, reply: The motion is not properly before 

the body. Your parliamentary inquiry is out of order (Lieber), 7027 

8/29/08, Assembly Member Blakeslee’s Motion to Recess the Regular Session is 

defeated. Is the measure AB 24 by Assembly Member Houston in the Third 

Extraordinary Session defeated for discussion?, 7028 

9/9/08, Is Assembly Member Torrico allowed to object to a motion without 

stating on the record why he is objecting?, reply: that Assembly Member 

Torrico does not have to explain why he is objecting. He is simply objecting 

to the motion to recess (Lieber), 7200 

Per Diem— 

Letter requesting that since the budget has been passed that per diem be resumed 

for any future legislative business, 7264 



3/29/07, According to the Rules, condition of the file is a timely motion upon the 

motion to adjourn, ruling: point of order not well-taken. Pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 84, speaking on the condition of the file is not a right, but a 

privilege that is subject to permission from the Speaker (Lieber), 751 

9/7/07, Assembly Member Caballero said that the bill before the body would 

require actions taken by the Commission to come back to the Legislature to 

be heard. There is no guarantee in the bill that there will be a hearing on the 

Commissions actions, ruling: the point of order was not a point of order, but 

contentions with the remarks made by another Member (Lieber), 3068 

9/7/07, Assembly Member Saldana is not making a correct representation of 

what the bill does, ruling: the point of order is not a point of order (Lieber), 

3068 

6/23/08, Assembly Member Davis is debating the bill during debate of the 

motion to reconsider SB 606, ruling: point of order not well-taken. Pursuant 

to Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure section 471, when the question 

to be reconsidered is debatable, the entire question is opened to debate by the 

motion to reconsider (Lieber), 5836 

8/12/08, The prior speaker stated that California should follow what the 9th 

Circuit Court of Appeals says. When a case is up on appeal by a higher court, 

it is not citable for purpose of precedent or citation, ruling: point of order not 

well-taken. The point referenced would be relevant in a courtroom, it is not 

relevant to the Rules of the Assembly (Lieber), 6333

310 



Point of Personal Privilege, According to the Rules, it is inappropriate to mention a 

member’s name during debate, 1894; ruling: point of personal privilege not 

well-taken. Assembly Rule 111, point of personal privilege, does not allow the 

use of a member’s name during debate to impugn a member’s integrity, dignity, 

or honor. It does not preclude the mentioning of a member’s name. Usage and 

custom also permits the use of a member’s name during debate (Lieber), 1894; 

ruling: point of personal privilege not well-taken (Saldana), 5447 




822, 4274, 4383 


1626, 1671, 1968, 3042, 3206, 5348, 5547, 6185, 6813 


Motions and Resolutions, motion to suspend the rules to return to, 6231; 

motion lost, 6232 

Taking up measures in File Item order, motion to suspend Assembly Rule 63 

for the purpose of, ruling: motion ruled out. The House is currently 

proceeding under the order of business (Saldana), 6231 


AB 280, 3290 

AB 659, 7005 

AB 696, 1807 

AB 1184, 1819 

AB 1702, 2954 

AB 1723, 1468 

SB 123, 3239 

SB 1380, 6741 

STATE CONTROLLER. See CHIANG, JOHN. 

STATE TREASURER. See LOCKYER, BILL. 

STEEL, MICHELLE, BOARD OF EQUALIZATION (Also see main heading– 


STEINBERG, DARRELL, SENATOR 

Appointed— 







SB 1608, 7165


STRICKLAND, AUDRA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(8/27/07) 2691; (8/28/07) 2732; (8/29/07) 2738; (8/30/07) 2747; (8/31/07) 

2806; (9/4/07) 2831; (9/5/07) 2915; (9/6/07) 2995; (9/7/07) 3063; 

(9/10/07) 3127; (9/11/07) 3229; (7/3/08) 5995 


(3/27/07) 686; (3/28/07) 706; (3/29/07) 732; (4/23/07) 1097 


(1/8/07) 112; (1/12/07) 144; (2/16/07) 331; (6/13/07) 2134; (6/14/07) 2149; 

(7/5/07) 2396; (1/18/08) 3762; (1/31/08) 3906; (2/4/08) 3914; (3/3/08) 

4150; (3/4/08) 4160; (3/28/08) 4332; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/17/08) 5754; 

(6/18/08) 5772 


(4/9/07) 780 


(6/5/08) 5625; (8/26/08) 6858 

Appointed— 



Health, 196; replaced by Tran (for 3/27/07) 687; replaced by Silva 

(for 6/17/08) 5704 

Labor and Employment, (Vice Chair), 154, 197; replaced by Adams 

(for 3/28/07) 689; replaced by Fuller (for 6/13/07) 2126; replaced by 

Anderson (for 9/6/07) 2915, (for 9/10/07) 3127 





Congratulations Received— 

Birth of her son, Anthony Paul Strickland, (Villines), 3115 



Fillmore, City of, guests from: Mayor Steve Conaway and Council Member 

Laurie Hernandez, 141 

Winger, Kathy, and her class from Santa Fe Springs Christian School, 403 



Aiken, Christopher, 7257 

Allen, Ray, 281 

Arnold, Dennis, 7257 

Bogner, Aileen Joyce, 6256 

Brower, Dean Lafoy, 7257 

Duncan, David, 2658 

Gulbranson, James B., 2226 

Hardman, Sara Divito, 2226

312 


STRICKLAND, AUDRA, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Kish, Ernest Steven, II, 7257 

Long, Paul, 7257 

Macias, Manuel, 7257 

Magdaleno, Aida, 7257 

Pompel, Howard Barry, 7257 

Scott, Lucas James, 1077 

Soteras, Patricia, 64 

Souser, Doyle Jay, 7257 

Villalobos, Maria Elena, 7257 



281, 6256, 7257 


AB 449, 3745 


AB 1866, 6233 

AB 2130, 4838 

SB 997, 6421 

SB 1386, 6543 

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. See O’CONNELL, JACK. 

SWANSON, SANDRE R., ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Funeral— 

(7/9/07) 2420 


(6/12/07) 2124 


(1/8/07) 112; (1/12/07) 144; (8/31/07) 2806; (5/23/08) 5288 

Appointed— 


Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism and Internet Media, 193; replacing 

Karnette as Chair (for 2/27/07) 441 


Budget, 193 


Human Services, replacing Richardson (for 6/26/07) 2263 

Labor and Employment, (Chair), 61, 197 


(for 4/18/07) 962, (for 5/2/07) 1241, (for 6/20/07) 2196, (for 1/9/08) 3667 

Public Safety, filled vacancy (for 3/25/08) 4263, (for 4/1/08) 4340 

Utilities and Commerce, replacing Richardson (for 4/23/07) 1099 


California Workforce Investment Board, 365


SWANSON, SANDRE R., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 





Ports, 2622 


State School Financial Takeovers, (Chair), 350 







4581 




Dellums, Ron, Mayor of Oakland, 1960 

Oakland Police Activity League, 682 



Bailey, Chauncey, 2795 

Blair, Melvin, 3423 


Dellums, Willa, 6752 

Duncan, Susan, 163 

Figueroa, Richard, Sr., 2573 

Franklin, Keonnu “Nunie”, 2573 

Gilmore, Carter, 97 

Guido, Salvatore J., 2573 

Hill, Tanya J., 750 

Huie, Benny Foon Chin, 337 

Jones, Mary Alice, 2573 

Larkith, Delores, 97 

Margulies, Gerald Stanley, 2226 

Noyer, Robert Paul, II, 2573 


Watson, Dr. James A., 3423 





750, 2795, 6752 


352, 2486, 4267

314 


SWANSON, SANDRE R., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 2956, 5250 

SB 98, 3240 

SB 853, 3266 

� 

TABLE, LAY AMENDMENTS ON 

AB 8, Set 3 (Duvall), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2068 

AB 8, Set 4 (Emmerson), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2069 

AB 8, Set 5 (Nakanishi), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2070 

AB 160 (Spitzer), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 1969 

AB 1470 (Tran), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2015 

AB 2593 (Adams), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 5458 

SB 83, Set 1 (Anderson), motion made (Bass), 2560; motion carried, 2561 

SB 83, Set 2 (Runner), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2561 

SB 83, Set 3 (La Malfa), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 2562 

SB 113 (Adams), motion made (Bass), motion carried, 529 

SB 1077, Set 1 (Anderson), motion made (Torrico), motion carried, 7211 

SB 1077, Set 2 (Gaines), motion made (Torrico), 7211; motion carried, 7212 

SB 1077, Set 3 (La Malfa), motion made (Torrico), motion carried, 7212 

SB 1322, Set 1 (Garrick), motion made (Torrico), motion carried, 6184 

SB 1322, Set 2 (DeVore), motion made (Torrico), 6184; motion carried, 6185 

SB 1764 (Jeffries), motion made (Torrico), motion carried, 6489 

TAYLOR, MAC, LEGISLATIVE ANALYST. See COMMUNICATIONS. 

TORLAKSON, TOM, SENATOR 

Appointed— 



Rules, 155 

TORRICO, ALBERTO, MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (3/19/07) 616; (7/16/07) 2504; (1/17/08) 3762; (5/23/08) 

5288; (6/2/08) 5610 


(4/9/07) 780; (5/31/07) 1703; (8/15/08) 6519 


(8/17/08) 6561 



8/7/08, motion made, 6263; motion carried, 6264 

8/14/08, motion made, 6510; motion carried, 6511 


Special Consent Calendar, for Assembly bills amended in the Senate, and Senate 

measures on the Senate third reading file will be created, 6204


TORRICO, ALBERTO, MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER/ASSEMBLY 


Appointed— 




Governmental Organization, (Chair), 61, 195; replaced by Price as Chair, 

remains a member, 5108 

Health, filled vacancy (for 4/8/08) 4521 














Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Bass), 5108 

Enrollment— 


AB 982, 6936 

AB 1394, 6447 

AB 1974, 5923 

AB 2034, 6177 

AB 2191, 5923 

AB 2992, 6038 

AB 3053, 6038 

AB 3076, 5999 

Governor, Bills Recalled from— 

AB 499, 5999 

AB 2757, 6108 


AB 2780, 5277 

SB 28, 5652 

SB 30, 6039 

SB 37, 5593 

SB 53, 5705 

SB 140, 5923 

SB 153, 5129 

SB 191, 5652 

SB 298, 5271

316 




Inactive File, notice of intent to remove—continued 

SB 351, 6379 

SB 356, 6177 

SB 388, 6177 

SB 410, 6177 

SB 413, 6217 

SB 432, 6379 

SB 456, 6039 

SB 465, 5593, 6726 

SB 489, 6402 

SB 493, 5271 

SB 529, 6379 

SB 541, 6039 

SB 546, 6306 

SB 560, 6108 

SB 565, 6726 

SB 580, 6217 

SB 619, 6402 

SB 702, 6217 

SB 722, 6379 

SB 732, 6306 

SB 791, 6217 

SB 863, 6446 

SB 894, 6177 

SB 946, 6177 

SB 980, 6306 

SB 992, 6177 

SB 1042, 6217 

SB 1062, 6177 

SB 1302, 6177 

SB 1335, 6306 

SB 1352, 6446 

SB 1422, 6726 

SB 1424, 6379 

SB 1426, 6402 

SB 1543, 6379 

SB 1699, 6402 

SB 1717, 6402 

SB 1749, 6402 

SB 1781, 6177 



Cheng, Michael, 2643 

East Avenue School in Hayward, students from, 5606






Gupta, Shivani, 2643 

Kwan, Kristina, 2643 

Makmuri, Katrina, 2643 

Nisei Veterans of Foreign War Post 8985 Color Guard: Ray Sato, Ken Harness, 

Ray Ybarra, Kiyo Sato-Nunnely, Shig Simazu, and Leo Hosoda, 341 

Sharma, Deepa, 2643 

Sunada, Jonathon, 2643 

Tran, Linda, 2643 

World War II veterans: Henry Ikemoto and Ted Ohira, 341 


AB 941, 3429 

AB 1945, motion to print in Journal (on behalf of De La Torre), motion carried, 


AB 2654, motion to print in Journal (on behalf of Laird), 7254; motion carried, 


ACR 69, motion to print in Journal (on behalf of Dymally), motion carried, 




Archer, Dan, 2380 


Gutierrez, Jose Luis, 5806 


Kitayama, Tom, 2156 

Ohira, Ted, 565 

Wiley, George O., 6021 







the Speaker or a majority of the members, unanimous consent withheld 

(Blakeslee), 6379; motion, motion carried, 6380 


Motion to Suspend the Rules, request to lift call, unanimous consent withheld 

(Benoit), motion to lift call, 7117; motion carried, 7118; Rules Suspended, 

7119 

Re-refer— 

SB 493, motion to re-refer, motion carried, 5655 



318 





Withdraw from committee— 

SB 1070, motion to withdraw from committee, 5885; motion carried, 5887 


8/22/08, The question before the body is the motion to reconsider SB 110, not 

amendments, ruling: point of order well-taken (Lieber), 6812 

Prayers offered, 1341, 1451, 4955, 5079 



6879 


Remarks— 

Speaker Bass swearing in ceremony, remarks in support of Speaker-elect Bass, 

5102 





Senate amendments concurred in, and bill ordered enrolled, 5999 






6447 



AB 1814, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File, 5404 



AB 2757, whereby bill reported correctly enrolled and presented to the 

Governor, 6108 

AJR 54, whereby amendments adopted by voice vote and resolution ordered 

reprinted, and returned to third reading, 5466 


Assembly Rule 77.2 and again whereby bill was re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6176 

SB 200, whereby committee report received and read, bill read a second time, 

author’s amendments read and adopted, and bill re-referred to committee, 

5922 




SB 567, whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate, 5705




Rescind Action—continued 


Assembly Rule 77.2, amendments adopted, and the bill ordered reprinted, 

6379 













SB 1446, motion to rescind action whereby bill passed and ordered transmitted 

to the Senate, motion withdrawn, 6255 




SB 1625, whereby bill was re-referred to committee, 6800 


SB 1717, whereby bill was placed upon the Inactive File, 6982 






AB 2279, motion to rescind action and expunge record whereby a roll call vote 




was taken this day, motion carried, 7137; action rescinded and record 



was taken this day, motion carried, 7152; action rescinded and record 




ACR 69, motion (on behalf of Dymally), motion carried, 7176 


565, 2156, 2380, 5215, 5806

320 






ACA 13, 5823 

SB 23, 6177 

SB 53, 6177 

SB 140, 6177 

SB 434, 6177 

SB 981, 6177 

SB 983, 5823 

SB 1093, 5705 

SB 1505, 5823 

SB 1527, 6177 

SB 1550, 5823 

SB 1617, 5705 

SB 1672, 5823 








AB 1830, 5544 

AB 1879, 5544 

AB 1920, 5544 

AB 2052, 5544 

AB 2321, 5544 

AB 2375, 5544 

AB 2694, 5544 

AB 2717, 5544 

AB 2760, 5544 

AB 2805, 5544 

AB 3063, 5544 

AJR 54, 5544 

SB 158, 6796 

SB 432, 6796 

SB 527, 6728 


SB 1058, 6728 

SB 1093, 6434 

SB 1187, 6434 

SB 1262, 6494 

SB 1302, 6494 

SB 1341, 6728






SB 1351, 6796 

SB 1366, 6796 

SB 1387, 6434 

SB 1425, 6796 

SB 1447, 6796 

SB 1553, 6434 

SB 1604, 6434 

SB 1623, 6434 

SB 1633, 6728 

SB 1714, 6796 

SB 1726, 6434 

SB 1749, 6728 


AB 31, 6682 

AB 86, 6339 

AB 290, 6339 

AB 360, 6434 

AB 550, 6339 

AB 638, 6494 

AB 642, 6339 

AB 660, 6339 

AB 717, 6682 

AB 733, 6682 

AB 815, 6339 

AB 873, 6339 

AB 994, 6339 

AB 1021, 6955 

AB 1133, 6912 

AB 1163, 6955 

AB 1209, 6339 

AB 1212, 3049 

AB 1245, 6339 

AB 1391, 6955 

AB 1394, 6955 

AB 1407, 6682 

AB 1418, 6682 

AB 1709, 6339 

AB 1720, 6912 

AB 1755, 6955 

AB 1763, 6494 

AB 1778, 6912 

AB 1780, 6494

322 






AB 1823, 6682 

AB 1873, 6955 

AB 1877, 6120 

AB 1889, 6912 

AB 1900, 6339 

AB 1908, 6682 

AB 1931, 6120 

AB 1942, 6339 

AB 1949, 6120 

AB 1954, 6682 

AB 1971, 6120 

AB 1972, 6339 

AB 2000, 6434 

AB 2016, 6912 

AB 2019, 6955 

AB 2020, 6955 

AB 2028, 6339 

AB 2031, 6912 

AB 2032, 6682 

AB 2057, 6120 

AB 2065, 6912 

AB 2078, 6120 

AB 2081, 6955 

AB 2099, 6682 

AB 2111, 6434 

AB 2137, 6120 

AB 2139, 6912 

AB 2160, 6339 

AB 2162, 6339 

AB 2173, 6955 

AB 2176, 6120 

AB 2241, 6682 

AB 2249, 6120 

AB 2259, 6339 

AB 2275, 6912 

AB 2280, 6955 

AB 2287, 6728 

AB 2291, 6682 

AB 2300, 6682 

AB 2347, 6682 

AB 2352, 6494 

AB 2370, 6339






AB 2374, 6120 

AB 2381, 6955 

AB 2390, 6339 

AB 2405, 6120 

AB 2412, 6955 

AB 2413, 6339 

AB 2426, 6339 

AB 2427, 6682 

AB 2436, 6494 

AB 2444, 6120 

AB 2445, 6120 

AB 2470, 6434 

AB 2518, 6955 

AB 2541, 6955 

AB 2565, 6434 

AB 2578, 6912 

AB 2584, 6682 

AB 2592, 6955 

AB 2595, 6434 

AB 2617, 6682 

AB 2618, 6955 

AB 2630, 6339 

AB 2637, 6955 

AB 2658, 6120 

AB 2669, 6494 

AB 2680, 6955 

AB 2697, 6339 

AB 2704, 6682 

AB 2726, 6955 

AB 2730, 6120 

AB 2733, 6955 

AB 2759, 6955 

AB 2765, 6912 

AB 2806, 6494 

AB 2809, 6728 

AB 2810, 6912 

AB 2843, 6120 

AB 2855, 6955 

AB 2863, 6955 

AB 2881, 6339 

AB 2885, 6339 

AB 2898, 6955

324 






AB 2899, 6339 

AB 2901, 6912 

AB 2904, 6120 

AB 2923, 6682 

AB 2947, 6955 

AB 2949, 6120 

AB 2953, 6955 

AB 2956, 6494 

AB 2968, 6494 

AB 2971, 6912 

AB 2999, 6120 

AB 3000, 6120 

AB 3013, 6955 

AB 3016, 6682 

AB 3021, 6955 

AB 3025, 6955 

AB 3052, 6494 

AB 3056, 6494 

AB 3078, 6912 









331, 1453, 4226, 6605 


AB 1432, 1562 


Business and Professions (6/26/08) SB 1499, request unanimous consent, 


Business and Professions (8/22/08) SB 963, request unanimous consent, 

objection to (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), 6810; motion carried, 6811 

Elections and Redistricting (8/30/08) AB 583, request unanimous consent, 

objection to (Benoit), motion, 7059; motion carried, 7060 

Governmental Organization (5/29/08) AB 2293, request unanimous consent, 


Local Government (5/29/08) AB 2046, request unanimous consent, objection 

to (Blakeslee), motion, motion carried, 5514






Water, Parks and Wildlife (5/29/08) AB 2270, request unanimous consent, 



AB 583, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of taking up the bill 

without reference to file, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), 


AB 2455, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose of waiving the one 

day wait for purpose of consideration, unanimous consent withheld 



bill with amendments from committee and placing the bill on Second 

Reading, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, motion 

carried, 5128 




Second Reading, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 

motion carried, 6810, 6834, 6912 




Second Reading, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 6997; 


SBs, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose taking up without reference 

to file for purpose of consideration, unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), 


Table, Lay Amendments on— 

SB 1077, Set 1 (Anderson), motion made, motion carried, 7211 

SB 1077, Set 2 (Gaines), motion made, 7211; motion carried, 7212 

SB 1077, Set 3 (La Malfa), motion made, motion carried, 7212 

SB 1322, Set 1 (Garrick), motion made, motion carried, 6184 

SB 1322, Set 2 (DeVore), motion made, 6184; motion carried, 6185 

SB 1764 (Jeffries), motion made, motion carried, 6489 


SB 98, 3240 


AB 1781, 6563 

TRAN, VAN, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/5/07) 264

326 


TRAN, VAN, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(8/30/08) 7051; (8/31/08) 7103 


(3/14/07) 582; (3/15/07) 597; (6/19/07) 2178; (6/20/07) 2194; (8/30/07) 

2747; (12/13/07) 3584; (2/28/08) 4133; (4/24/08) 4825 


(3/25/08) 4307; (8/25/08) 6829; (8/26/08) 6858 


Birth of his son, Alex Tyson Tran, 2252 

Appointed— 


Governmental Organization, 195; replaced by Smyth (for 6/20/07) 2196 

Health, replacing Strickland (for 3/27/07) 687 

Judiciary, (Vice Chair), 154, 197; replaced by Berryhill (for 6/19/07) 2179; 

replaced by Garrick (for 3/25/08) 4263 

Utilities and Commerce, 199; replaced by Garcia (for 8/31/08) 7104 



473 





International Trade, (Chair), 2506 





Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles, represented by: 

Dr. Wu-Lien Wei, Director General, and Andrew Yang, Assistant to the 

Director General, 1446 



Dong, Mr. Du Q., 4983 

Per Diem— 




4983 


AB 44, 3342 

AB 88, 7253 

AB 280, 1429 

AB 582, 2024


TRAN, VAN, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


AB 979, 1974 

AB 2627, 5029 

AB 2988, 5265 

TRIBAL STATE GAMING COMPACTS. See also GOVERNOR, 

SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD, and JOURNAL, PRINT IN. 


AB 1385 (Chapter 874, Statutes of 1999), Tribal-State gaming compact, 5983 



Memorandum of Agreement, between the Morongo Band of Mission Indians 

and the State of California, 2323 

Memorandum of Agreement, between the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians 


Memorandum of Agreement, between the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation 


VETO 

Message re— 

AB 2, 7394 

AB 8, 3496; (last day to consider Governor’s veto), 4178 

AB 13, 7334 

AB 16, 7395 

AB 30, 7395 

AB 35, 3531 

AB 43, 3497 

AB 44, 3485 

AB 45, 3499 

AB 48, 3500 

AB 54, 6171 

AB 72, 3501 



AB 100, 7403 

AB 117, 7334 

AB 122, 3486 

AB 124, 3487 

AB 125, 6161 

AB 144, 3532 

AB 149, 3487 

AB 150, 3527 

AB 152, 7334 

� 

�

328 

VETO—Continued 

Message re—continued 

AB 169, 7351 

AB 174, 3478 

AB 182, 3478 

AB 183, 3494 

AB 214, 7403 

AB 238, 3478 

AB 239, 7390 

AB 249, 3502 

AB 252, 3502 

AB 264, 7362 

AB 277, 3498 

AB 280, 3527 

AB 290, 7339 

AB 295, 3488 

AB 314, 3532 

AB 317, 7386 

AB 319, 3479 

AB 343, 3479 

AB 354, 7386 

AB 357, 7387 

AB 359, 7362 

AB 360, 7387 

AB 365, 3477 

AB 368, 7396 

AB 371, 7390 

AB 376, 7404 

AB 377, 3503 

AB 385, 3503 

AB 398, 3528 

AB 399, 3528 

AB 400, 3533 

AB 414, 3504 

AB 419, 7417 

AB 423, 3528 

AB 435, 3496 

AB 437, 7418 

AB 438, 3488 

AB 448, 3504 

AB 449, 3504 

AB 466, 3494 

AB 467, 3529 

AB 483, 3476 

AB 484, 3488 

AB 494, 3480 

INDEX TO ASSEMBLY JOURNAL




AB 501, 7340 

AB 502, 3529 

AB 504, 3496 

AB 507, 7418 

AB 508, 3530 

AB 524, 7404 

AB 527, 3505 

AB 529, 7331 

AB 531, 7387 

AB 537, 3530 

AB 543, 3531 

AB 546, 3523 

AB 547, 7335 

AB 548, 3523 

AB 553, 3477 

AB 567, 7340 

AB 598, 3505 

AB 599, 7388 

AB 608, 3506 

AB 614, 3506 

AB 628, 6172 

AB 639, 3524 

AB 658, 3524 

AB 659, 7335 

AB 665, 3480 

AB 666, 3489 

AB 681, 7341 


AB 697, 7335 

AB 701, 3480 

AB 709, 3507 

AB 725, 7341 

AB 733, 7404 

AB 734, 7336 

AB 741, 3507 

AB 759, 7388 

AB 764, 3507 

AB 773, 3490 


AB 785, 3533 

AB 815, 7351 

AB 828, 3509 

AB 834, 3481 

AB 842, 7341

330 



AB 843, 3509 

AB 860, 7351 

AB 864, 3510 

AB 865, 7388 

AB 878, 3525 

AB 881, 3481 

AB 885, 7336 

AB 888, 3534 

AB 922, 3482 

AB 926, 7351 

AB 941, 3534 

AB 945, 3490 

AB 952, 7342 

AB 958, 3482 

AB 966, 3483 

AB 969, 3525 

AB 973, 3535 

AB 979, 3483 

AB 983, 7405 

AB 996, 7342 

AB 1017, 7343 

AB 1021, 7405 

AB 1022, 7353 

AB 1025, 3510 

AB 1028, 7362 

AB 1030, 3491 

AB 1032, 3511 

AB 1043, 3511 

AB 1045, 3512 

AB 1049, 3535 

AB 1057, 7369 

AB 1058, 3536 

AB 1091, 3495 

AB 1107, 7418 

AB 1112, 7369 

AB 1113, 3512 

AB 1129, 7370 

AB 1133, 7336 

AB 1135, 3512 

AB 1142, 3491 

AB 1148, 3513 

AB 1151, 3492 

AB 1155, 6172 

AB 1164, 3536 





AB 1167, 3492 

AB 1184, 3513 

AB 1192, 3514 

AB 1219, 3515 

AB 1221, 7362 

AB 1230, 7363 


AB 1281, 3484 

AB 1282, 3515 

AB 1290, 7337 

AB 1292, 6172 

AB 1294, 3525 

AB 1328, 3526 

AB 1333, 7331 

AB 1334, 3526 

AB 1339, 3484 

AB 1366, 7370 

AB 1379, 3484 

AB 1382, 3526 

AB 1391, 7405 

AB 1393, 3493 

AB 1405, 7389 

AB 1407, 7419 

AB 1413, 3494 

AB 1418, 7343 

AB 1427, 3518 

AB 1429, 3519 

AB 1438, 3519 

AB 1450, 3516 

AB 1465, 3222 

AB 1467, 3520 

AB 1477, 3485 

AB 1483, 3520 

AB 1494, 3498 

AB 1502, 7370 

AB 1517, 7419 

AB 1519, 7337 

AB 1521, 3520 

AB 1526, 7416 

AB 1542, 3499 

AB 1543, 3521 

AB 1565, 7406 

AB 1569, 7354 

AB 1574, 7344

332 



AB 1605, 7371 

AB 1606, 3521 

AB 1617, 3522 

AB 1618, 3493 

AB 1636, 3497 

AB 1656, 7420 

AB 1666, 6161 

AB 1669, 3522 

AB 1673, 3516 

AB 1701, 7406 

AB 1706, 2625 

AB 1707, 3517 

AB 1709, 7344 

AB 1710, 3517 

AB 1720, 7352 

AB 1722, 7352 

AB 1724, 7354 

AB 1725, 7407 

AB 1743, 3518 

AB 1751, 7337 

AB 1754, 7371 

AB 1755, 7391 

AB 1760, 7363 

AB 1769, 6173 

AB 1805, 7416 

AB 1806, 7396 

AB 1816, 7371 

AB 1821, 7372 

AB 1823, 7352 

AB 1825, 7362 

AB 1829, 7352 

AB 1830, 7332 

AB 1832, 6173 

AB 1852, 7363 

AB 1863, 7372 

AB 1866, 7364 

AB 1867, 7333 

AB 1870, 7364 

AB 1872, 7372 

AB 1874, 7345 

AB 1884, 7373 

AB 1885, 7364 

AB 1887, 7397 

AB 1906, 7420 




AB 1910, 7353 

AB 1916, 7354 

AB 1917, 7373 

AB 1928, 7364 

AB 1942, 7365 

AB 1945, 7397 

AB 1946, 7398 

AB 1950, 7354 

AB 1951, 7353 

AB 1955, 7359 

AB 1962, 7399 

AB 1975, 7345 

AB 1982, 7365 

AB 1996, 7407 

AB 1997, 7421 

AB 2000, 7373 

AB 2002, 7345 

AB 2019, 7374 

AB 2032, 7393 

AB 2034, 7374 

AB 2046, 7399 

AB 2064, 7375 

AB 2078, 7365 

AB 2081, 7421 

AB 2095, 7407 

AB 2097, 7375 

AB 2099, 7408 

AB 2105, 7389 

AB 2106, 6034 

AB 2115, 7330 

AB 2123, 7409 

AB 2132, 7337 

AB 2135, 7375 

AB 2138, 7376 

AB 2139, 7346 

AB 2151, 7346 

AB 2160, 7365 

AB 2167, 7376 

AB 2173, 7366 

AB 2179, 7338 

AB 2189, 7376 

AB 2213, 7366 

AB 2214, 7377 

AB 2220, 7400 

2007–08 REGULAR SESSION 333

334 



AB 2231, 7347 

AB 2233, 7355 

AB 2243, 7366 

AB 2244, 7391 

AB 2252, 7389 

AB 2259, 7377 

AB 2262, 7400 

AB 2265, 7421 

AB 2269, 7391 

AB 2270, 7409 

AB 2275, 7359 

AB 2279, 7422 

AB 2295, 7377 

AB 2299, 7355 

AB 2305, 6174 

AB 2308, 7422 

AB 2309, 7392 

AB 2315, 7378 

AB 2344, 7347 

AB 2346, 7378 

AB 2369, 7410 

AB 2379, 7410 

AB 2386, 7425 

AB 2396, 6174 

AB 2412, 7366 

AB 2413, 7410 

AB 2427, 7367 

AB 2438, 7379 

AB 2440, 7355 

AB 2442, 7379 

AB 2443, 7379 

AB 2447, 7423 

AB 2455, 7411 

AB 2467, 7338 

AB 2468, 7379 

AB 2469, 7400 

AB 2471, 7355 

AB 2472, 7411 

AB 2498, 7423 

AB 2504, 7401 

AB 2508, 7359 

AB 2529, 7380 

AB 2532, 7411 

AB 2540, 7392 




AB 2541, 7347 

AB 2543, 7380 

AB 2547, 7394 

AB 2550, 7380 

AB 2560, 7412 

AB 2567, 7413 

AB 2576, 6161 

AB 2584, 7367 

AB 2586, 7333 

AB 2594, 7381 

AB 2595, 7356 

AB 2610, 7356 

AB 2617, 7348 

AB 2622, 7367 

AB 2627, 7356 

AB 2629, 7348 

AB 2630, 7381 

AB 2649, 6175 

AB 2669, 7381 

AB 2671, 7382 

AB 2686, 7401 

AB 2696, 7382 

AB 2697, 7349 

AB 2704, 7382 

AB 2706, 7392 

AB 2733, 7383 

AB 2757, 7383 

AB 2770, 7360 

AB 2784, 7417 

AB 2806, 7383 

AB 2818, 7384 

AB 2825, 7424 

AB 2828, 7401 

AB 2843, 6175 

AB 2844, 7390 

AB 2849, 7357 

AB 2854, 7384 

AB 2861, 7339 

AB 2871, 7357 

AB 2874, 7385 

AB 2878, 7357 

AB 2898, 7367 

AB 2918, 7424 

AB 2923, 7349 


336 




AB 2937, 7349 

AB 2939, 7413 

AB 2944, 7414 

AB 2947, 7414 

AB 2950, 7424 

AB 2953, 7357 

AB 2959, 6175 

AB 2964, 7358 

AB 2968, 7393 

AB 2969, 7425 

AB 2970, 7401 

AB 2971, 7415 

AB 2986, 7402 

AB 2992, 7358 

AB 2994, 7385 

AB 2996, 7350 

AB 3013, 7339 

AB 3014, 7360 

AB 3021, 7425 

AB 3033, 7368 

AB 3041, 7368 

AB 3045, 7358 

AB 3050, 7358 

AB 3052, 7368 

AB 3054, 7368 

AB 3059, 7360 

AB 3062, 7415 

AB 3063, 7415 

AB 3064, 7361 

AB 3066, 7402 

AB 3068, 7361 

AB 3080, 7361 

AB 3084, 7385 

VETO, ITEM 

Message re— 

AB 88, 7311 

AB 1781, 7292 

VETO, STRICKEN FROM FILE (Note: Unless otherwise noted, all requests granted 

by unanimous consent) 

AB 35, Bass, 3701 

AB 43, Bass, 3701 

AB 44, Bass, 3701 

AB 45, Bass, 3701 

AB 48, Bass, 3701



by unanimous consent)—Continued 

AB 72, Bass, 3701 

AB 122, Bass, 3701 

AB 124, Bass, 3701 

AB 144, Bass, 3701 

AB 149, Bass, 3701 

AB 150, Bass, 3701 

AB 174, Bass, 3701 

AB 182, Bass, 3701 

AB 183, Bass, 3701 

AB 238, Bass, 3701 

AB 249, Bass, 3701 

AB 252, Bass, 3701 

AB 277, Bass, 3701 

AB 280, Bass, 3701 

AB 295, Bass, 3701 

AB 314, Bass, 3701 

AB 319, Bass, 3701 

AB 343, Bass, 3701 

AB 365, Bass, 3701 

AB 372, Bass, 3701 

AB 385, Bass, 3701 

AB 398, Bass, 3701 

AB 399, Bass, 3701 

AB 400, Bass, 3701 

AB 414, Bass, 3701 

AB 423, Bass, 3701 

AB 435, Bass, 3701 

AB 438, Bass, 3701 

AB 448, Bass, 3701 

AB 449, Strickland, 3745 

AB 466, Bass, 3701 

AB 467, Bass, 3701 

AB 483, Bass, 3701 

AB 484, Bass, 3701 

AB 494, Bass, 3701 

AB 502, Bass, 3701 

AB 504, Bass, 3701 

AB 508, Bass, 3701 

AB 527, Bass, 3701 

AB 537, Bass, 3701 

AB 543, Plescia, 3745 

AB 546, Bass, 3701 

AB 548, Bass, 3701 

AB 553, Bass, 3701

338 




AB 598, Bass, on behalf of Mullin, 3634 

AB 608, Bass, 3701 

AB 614, Bass, 3701 

AB 639, Bass, 3701 

AB 658, Bass, 3701 

AB 665, Bass, 3701 

AB 666, Bass, 3701 

AB 701, Bass, 3701 

AB 709, Bass, 3701 

AB 741, Bass, 3701 

AB 764, Bass, 3701 

AB 773, Bass, 3701 

AB 785, Bass, 3701 

AB 828, Bass, 3701 

AB 834, Bass, 3701 

AB 843, Bass, 3701 

AB 864, Bass, 3701 

AB 878, Bass, 3701 


AB 888, Bass, 3701 

AB 922, Bass, 3701 

AB 941, Bass, 3701 

AB 945, Bass, 3701 

AB 958, Bass, 3701 

AB 966, Bass, 3701 

AB 969, Bass, 3701 

AB 973, Fuller, 3745 

AB 979, Bass, 3701 

AB 1025, Bass, 3701 

AB 1030, Bass, 3701 

AB 1032, Bass, 3701 

AB 1043, Bass, 3701 

AB 1045, Bass, 3701 

AB 1049, Bass, 3701 

AB 1058, Bass, 3701 

AB 1091, Bass, 3701 

AB 1113, Bass, 3701 

AB 1135, Bass, 3701 

AB 1142, Bass, 3701 

AB 1148, Bass, 3701 

AB 1151, Bass, 3701 

AB 1164, Bass, 3701 

AB 1167, Bass, 3701 

AB 1184, Bass, 3701




AB 1192, Bass, 3701 

AB 1219, Bass, 3701 

AB 1281, Bass, 3701 

AB 1282, Bass, 3701 


AB 1328, Bass, 3701 

AB 1334, Bass, 3701 

AB 1339, Bass, 3701 

AB 1379, Bass, 3701 

AB 1382, Bass, 3701 

AB 1413, Bass, 3701 

AB 1427, Bass, 3701 

AB 1429, Bass, 3701 

AB 1438, Bass, 3701 

AB 1450, Bass, 3701 

AB 1465, Bass, 3701 

AB 1467, Bass, 3701 

AB 1477, Bass, 3701 

AB 1483, Bass, 3701 

AB 1494, Bass, 3701 

AB 1521, Bass, 3701 

AB 1542, Bass, 3701 

AB 1543, Bass, 3701 

AB 1606, Bass, 3701 

AB 1617, Bass, 3701 

AB 1618, Bass, 3701 

AB 1636, Bass, 3701 

AB 1669, Bass, 3701 

AB 1673, Bass, 3701 

AB 1706, Solorio, 2753 

AB 1707, Bass, 3701 

AB 1710, Bass, 3701 

AB 1743, Bass, 3701 

VILLINES, MICHAEL, REPUBLICAN LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(1/12/07) 144; (2/16/07) 331; (3/8/07) 543; (3/19/07) 616; (8/31/07) 2806; 

(1/31/08) 3906; (3/28/08) 4332 


(12/13/07) 3584 


Birth of Assembly Member Van and Cyndi Tran’s daughter, 

Sophie Thai Hang Tran, 7051

340 


VILLINES, MICHAEL, REPUBLICAN LEADER/ASSEMBLY 


Appointed— 



5709 






Republican Leader, 63 

Congratulations Extended— 

Strickland, Audra, on the birth of her son, Anthony Paul Strickland, 3115 




Altamura, Augusto, 1639 

Altamura, Louise, 1639 

Arnall, Roland E., U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands, 4273 

Chatfield, William, U.S. Director of Selective Service, 403 

Freedom Elementary School, students from, 5093 

Fresno Pacific University, political science from, 4516, 4644 

Griffith, Bruce, 1639 

Griffith, Inez, 1639 

Keppler, Dr. Mark, and students from the Maddy Institute, 837 

Villines, Christina, 5093 

Villines, Connor, 5093 

Villines, Joanie, 2060 

Villines, Sonny, 2060 

Zasso, Mark, Executive Director of Hume Lake Christian Camp, 182 



Blaha, Lucille, 5657 

Bozigian, Nellie A. (on behalf of Runner), 6552 

Deaver, Michael K., 2723 

Flournoy, Houston, former Assembly Member and State Controller, 3753 


Maze, Everett D., 4507 

McGlashan, Elizabeth Cortes, 4017 

Menezes, John J., 6662 

Muncy, Dr. R. Weldon, Jr. (on behalf of Runner), 6552 

Spitzer, Phyllis Ann, 4192 

Remarks— 

September 11th terrorist attacks, spoke in remembrance of, 3229


VILLINES, MICHAEL, REPUBLICAN LEADER/ASSEMBLY 


Remarks—continued 

Speaker Bass swearing in ceremony, remarks regarding the change in 

leadership, 5102 



2723, 4017, 4192, 4273, 4507, 5657, 6662 


2421 



September 11th terrorist attacks, all of the victims of, 3229 


AB 72, 2890 

AB 930, 3009 

AB 1587, 1615 

VINCENT, EDWARD, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Rules, 155 

VOTE ADDS, PERMISSION TO ADD AS IF PRESENT 

Budget conferees (Laird, Leno, and Niello, plus Arambula), 1784 

Budget conferees (Laird, Leno, and Niello), 5738 

VOTE CHANGES 

AB 13, Portantino, 2083 


AB 38, Anderson, 6990 

AB 44, Adams, Smyth, and Tran, 3342 


AB 66, Gaines, 1897 

AB 69, Berryhill, 3873; Anderson, 6579 

AB 72, Adams and Villines, 2890 

AB 86, Horton, 6450 

AB 88, La Malfa and Tran, 7253 

AB 100, Jones, 3862 

AB 105, Adams, Aghazarian, and Blakeslee, 2998 

AB 118, Galgiani, 3343 

AB 126, Gaines, 2927 

AB 150, Jeffries, 1900 

AB 159, Walters, 3286 

AB 163, Mullin, 6765 

AB 169, DeVore and Silva, 1472 

AB 176, Duvall, 3398 


AB 182, Gaines, Anderson, and Duvall, 1788

342 


VOTE CHANGES—Continued 

AB 191, Duvall, 3182 

AB 192, Duvall and Jones, 3184 

AB 193, Duvall, 3185 

AB 194, Duvall, 3187 

AB 195, Duvall, 3188 

AB 199, Saldana, 2655 


AB 218, Adams, 746 

AB 241, Gaines and Bass, 1523 

AB 246, Horton, 931 


AB 263, Duvall, 3352 

AB 280, Emmerson, Gaines, and Tran, 1429; Spitzer, 3290 

AB 319, Gaines, 1912 

AB 334, Berg, 7126 

AB 346, Niello and Smyth, 2079 

AB 360, Keene, 6437 

AB 365, Saldana, 1795 

AB 387, Brownley, Blakeslee, and Ruskin, 3833 


AB 415, Gaines, 1796 

AB 419, Maze, 6545 



AB 447, Garcia and Plescia, 2372 

AB 449, Duvall, 3303 

AB 455, Davis, 821 

AB 468, Niello, 1918 

AB 490, Duvall, 2698 

AB 508, Nava, 1810 

AB 513, Carter, 2093 

AB 524, Gaines, 1467 

AB 530, Jeffries, Garrick, and Horton, 1876 

AB 532, Horton, 1802 

AB 546, Maze, 2940 


AB 553, Duvall, 1869 


AB 574, Anderson and Duvall, 3305 


AB 582, Tran, 2024 


AB 640, Carter, 2073 

AB 641, Aghazarian, 2930 

AB 650, Richardson, 1930



AB 659, Spitzer, 7005 


AB 696, Spitzer, 1807 

AB 697, Huff, 7158 

AB 701, Fuller and Gaines, 1517 

AB 704, Emmerson and Niello, 1559 

AB 711, Ruskin, 2427 

AB 715, Horton, 1316; Adams, 3359 



AB 754, Duvall, 3259 



AB 774, Nava, 1540 


AB 800, Gaines, 2074 

AB 815, Hancock, Krekorian, and Ruskin, 1652 

AB 836, Garrick, 1308; Silva, 2760 

AB 847, Nakanishi, 1432 

AB 860, Fuller, Gaines, Jeffries, Keene, and Walters, 1618 

AB 864, Ruskin, 2085 

AB 887, Emmerson and Silva, 1566 

AB 906, Silva, 1973 

AB 915, Maze, 2877 

AB 916, Horton, 1531 

AB 917, Benoit, 3154 

AB 921, Garrick, 1812 

AB 930, Villines, 3009 


AB 945, Huff, 3320 


AB 959, Duvall, 3131 

AB 969, Cook, 3074 

AB 979, Tran, 1974 


AB 994, Carter, 1317; Jeffries, 6831 

AB 1008, Dymally, 1520 

AB 1016, Laird, 1421 

AB 1025, Adams and Smyth, 1839 

AB 1032, Carter, 3325 

AB 1033, Fuller, 1421 

AB 1053, Huffman, 3417 

AB 1064, Niello, 1951 

AB 1073, DeSaulnier, 3326 

AB 1100, Galgiani, 1942

344 



AB 1103, Duvall, 1311 

AB 1107, Maze, 6957 

AB 1130, Salas, 3373 

AB 1133, Keene, 6927 

AB 1137, Silva, 2036 

AB 1167, Duvall, 3155 


AB 1177, Adams and Emmerson, 1996 

AB 1180, Anderson and Berryhill, 1997 

AB 1184, Spitzer, 1819 


AB 1212, Huffman and Ma, 3049 

AB 1229, Anderson and Nakanishi, 2943 

AB 1243, Adams, 2948 

AB 1245, Hancock and Salas, 7113 

AB 1252, Smyth, 1977 


AB 1282, Garcia, 1528 

AB 1289, Fuller, 1885 

AB 1296, Adams and Aghazarian, 1840 


AB 1331, Gaines and Levine, 1826; Duvall, 3328 

AB 1381, Walters, 1939 


AB 1427, Wolk, 2039 

AB 1451, Anderson and Nakanishi, 6585 




AB 1482, Berryhill, 2001 

AB 1484, Duvall, 3216 

AB 1486, Horton, 2041 

AB 1496, Garcia, 7155 


AB 1512, Solorio, 2886 

AB 1521, Galgiani and Richardson, 2050 

AB 1526, Anderson and Gaines, 7236 


AB 1554, Salas, 2094 

AB 1559, DeSaulnier, Leno, and Fuentes, 3255 


AB 1574, Price, 1572 

AB 1587, Benoit, Plescia, Runner, Smyth, and Villines, 1615 

AB 1614, Gaines, 2951 

AB 1616, Ruskin, 3335



AB 1654, Duvall, 7238 

AB 1662, Gaines, 2021 

AB 1673, Berg, 3393 


AB 1696, Duvall, 2080 

AB 1702, Spitzer and Duvall, 2954 

AB 1710, Duvall, 3082 

AB 1712, Niello, 2081 

AB 1723, Emmerson, Fuller, Horton, Huff, Jeffries, La Malfa, Maze, Plescia, 

Runner, and Spitzer, 1468 

AB 1736, Ruskin, 3415 

AB 1751, Caballero and Hancock, 3875 

AB 1754, Silva, 6587 

AB 1769, Duvall, 4740 

AB 1781, Silva and Horton, 7252 

AB 1781, (Spitzer Motion to Take up Immediately), De La Torre and Krekorian, 

6249 

AB 1816, Keene, 6309 

AB 1830, Horton and Silva, 5555; Benoit, 7124 

AB 1840, Salas, 5358 

AB 1852, Nakanishi, 5047; Huff, 6221 


AB 1866, Strickland, 6233 

AB 1874, Silva, 6589 

AB 1884, Benoit, Cook, Garcia, Horton, and Plescia, 6222 



AB 1944, Hayashi, 5134 

AB 1945, Emmerson, 5363 

AB 1954, Eng, 6685 


AB 1991, Adams and Silva, 5517 

AB 2000, Beall, 6442 

AB 2019, Garrick, 4621 

AB 2032, Solorio, 6712 



AB 2050, Benoit, 6475 

AB 2052, Keene, 5545 



AB 2097, Jones, 5252 


AB 2126, Jones, 4619 

AB 2130, Strickland, 4838

346 



AB 2133, Fuller, 4971 

AB 2149, La Malfa, 4742 

AB 2160, Gaines and Jeffries, 4834 



AB 2189, Gaines, 4742 

AB 2219, Feuer and Jones, 5246 



AB 2232, Duvall, 5044 

AB 2259, La Malfa, 6343 



AB 2279, Wolk, 7031 

AB 2280, Hancock and Leno, 5430 


AB 2291, DeVore, 5158 


AB 2300, Gaines, 6698 

AB 2315, Silva, 6597 

AB 2327, Smyth, 6435 


AB 2347, Parra, 6711 

AB 2406, Carter, 5566 


AB 2426, Horton, 5205 

AB 2427, Feuer, Hancock, and Lieu, 6688 


AB 2438, Salas, 5434 

AB 2447, Carter and Galgiani, 7081 

AB 2465, Jones, 5260 


AB 2565, Duvall, 5494 

AB 2567, Carter, 5212 

AB 2572, Keene, 5583 


AB 2594, Lieber, 5199 

AB 2597, Gaines, 4625 

AB 2606, Brownley and Eng, 4923 

AB 2610, Caballero, 6239 

AB 2627, Tran, 5029 


AB 2704, Plescia, 6690 

AB 2705, Fuentes, 5139 

AB 2706, Garrick, 5497



AB 2717, Jones, 5583 

AB 2753, Adams, Blakeslee, and Smyth, 5030 

AB 2770, Hancock, 6604 

AB 2781, Jones, 5208 

AB 2783, Brownley and Wolk, 5392 

AB 2805, Portantino, 5275 

AB 2822, Duvall, 5500 

AB 2825, Emmerson, 5585 

AB 2840, Silva, 4836 

AB 2855, Blakeslee and Nakanishi, 5396 

AB 2895, Keene, 5476 

AB 2921, Horton, 5265 

AB 2942, Solorio, 5523 

AB 2950, Garcia, Cook, Emmerson, Horton, and Runner, 5210 

AB 2956, Leno and Swanson, 5250 

AB 2964, Horton, 5031 

AB 2988, Adams, Garcia, La Malfa, Plescia, and Tran, 5265 

AB 3005, Anderson, DeVore, and Duvall, 5190 


AB 3025, Benoit, 5350 

AB 3034, Nava, 5589; Horton, 6460 

AB 3072, DeSaulnier, 6773 

ACR 87, Huff and DeVore, 5197 

AJR 16, Gaines, 1967 

AJR 39, Galgiani, 6547 

AJR 40, Aghazarian and Blakeslee, 5134 

AJR 41, Nakanishi, 4452 

AJR 49, Horton, 4837 

AJR 54, Emmerson, 5630 

SB 35, Benoit, 3175 

SB 77, Horton, La Malfa, and Nakanishi, 1626 

SB 78, Brownley, 2598 

SB 87, Salas, 2606 

SB 97, Lieber and Gaines, 2652 

SB 98, Berg, Hayashi, Huffman, Swanson, Eng, Hernandez, and Torrico, 3240 

SB 123, Spitzer, 3239 

SB 134, Duvall, 2835 

SB 152, Duvall, 2843 

SB 178, Nava, 2919 

SB 219, Emmerson, 3236 

SB 233, Hancock and La Malfa, 2768 

SB 241, Duvall, 3086 

SB 286, Blakeslee, 6430 

SB 348, Garrick, 6074 

SB 353, La Malfa, 2487

348 



SB 364, Berryhill, 6807 

SB 375, Horton, 6840 


SB 443, Keene, 2488 

SB 472, DeVore, 2918 


SB 520, Fuller and Saldana, 3165 

SB 528, Hancock, 2706 

SB 534, Gaines, 3194 

SB 537, Nakanishi, 2921 

SB 565, Duvall and Garrick, 2845 

SB 613, La Malfa and Galgiani, 2767 

SB 614, Runner, 3164 

SB 619, Hancock, 6643 

SB 666, Salas, 3028 


SB 686, Gaines, 2839 

SB 729, Emmerson and Fuller, 2970 

SB 730, Duvall, 3167 

SB 734, Benoit and Blakeslee, 3173 

SB 739, Jones, 2704 

SB 823, Carter, 5952; Price, 6665 


SB 840, Galgiani, 7029 

SB 851, Duvall and Lieu, 3238 

SB 853, Hancock and Swanson, 3266 

SB 868, Niello, 3246 

SB 880, Berg, 2978 


SB 898, Duvall and Gaines, 3243 

SB 941, Huffman and Ma, 3051 

SB 974, Benoit, 6120 

SB 976, Leno, 3100 

SB 981, De Leon, 6882 

SB 990, Duvall, 2961 

SB 992, Galgiani, Jones, and Levine, 3208 

SB 997, Blakeslee and Strickland, 6421 

SB 1022, Maze, 6846 

SB 1028, Cook, Emmerson, and Garcia, 2848 

SB 1036, Nakanishi and Emmerson, 3205 

SB 1049, Walters, 3162 

SB 1118, Carter, 6506 

SB 1137, Silva, 5946 

SB 1180, DeSaulnier, 6366 

SB 1197, Duvall, 6736



SB 1236, Duvall and Fuller, 5831 

SB 1300, Carter, 6505 

SB 1307, Anderson, 6626 

SB 1316, Brownley, 6367 

SB 1322, (Torrico Motion to Table DeVore Amendments), Portantino, 6185 

SB 1322, (Torrico Motion to Table Garrick Amendments), Leno, Nava, and 




SB 1380, Adams, Garcia, and Spitzer, 6741 

SB 1386, Strickland, 6543 

SB 1419, Duvall, 5901 

SB 1422, Adams, 6925 

SB 1446, Maze, 6782 

SB 1464, Hancock, 6082 


SB 1499, Carter and Fuentes, 6661 

SB 1586, Blakeslee and Silva, 6338 

SB 1629, Fuller, 6636 

SB 1700, Caballero, 6457 

SB 1731, Houston, 6504 

SB 1732, Garcia and Benoit, 5804 

SCA 30, De Leon and Jones, 7276 

VOTE, EXPLANATIONS OF 

AB 193, Nava, 3186 

AB 394, Huff, 3454 

AB 1673, Evans, 3393 

AB 1781, Torrico, 6563 

AB 1972, Davis, 6466 

AB 2222, Huffman, 7436 

ACR 21, Gaines, 7105 

Consent Calendar, Lieu, 6291 

SB 28, Davis, 6466 

SB 166, Mullin, 2791 

SB 187, Davis, 6466 

SB 286, Davis, 6466 

SB 413, Davis, 6466 

SB 416, Mullin, 2791 

SB 535, Davis, 6466 

SB 622, Fuentes, 3201 

SB 731, Davis, 6466 

SB 976, Evans, 3247 

SB 1055, Davis, 6466 

SB 1253, Davis, 6466 

SB 1627, Davis, 6466

350 


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WALTERS, MIMI, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/6/07) 527; (3/19/07) 616; (7/5/07) 2396; (8/31/07) 2806; (12/13/07) 3584; 

(1/18/08) 3762; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/28/08) 4332 


(4/28/08) 4860 

Appointed— 


Aging and Long Term Care, 192 

Appropriations, (Vice Chair), 154, 192 














Saddleback Christian School, students from, 5606 

St. Margaret’s Episcopal School in San Juan Capistrano, students from, 1548, 

5175, 5284 



Dorey, Stephanie M., 1076 

Orr, Jack, 2157 

Schroeder, Verna Ollar, 5806 






1076, 2157, 5806 


AB 159, 3286 

AB 249, 1304 

AB 581, 1925 

AB 860, 1618 

AB 941, 3406 

AB 1381, 1939


WALTERS, MIMI, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


SB 1049, 3162 

WIGGINS, PATRICIA, SENATOR 

Appointed— 


Fisheries and Aquaculture, (Chair), 1553 





WILLIAMS, REV. IVAN L., SR., ALTERNATE CHAPLAIN 



Prayers offered, 1507, 1553, 2211, 3937, 4133, 4825, 5625, 6031, 6107, 6519, 

6569, 6887, 6951, 7443 

WILSON, E. DOTSON, CHIEF CLERK 


Nomination and election of officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Regular 

Session of the Legislature is the next order of business, and declared that 

nominations for the Office of Speaker of the Assembly were now in order, 7 



WOLK, LOIS, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/21/08) 4040; (2/26/08) 4116; (3/25/08) 4307 


(1/4/07) 100; (2/15/07) 318; (2/27/07) 480; (2/28/07) 488; (3/1/07) 499; 

(3/14/07) 582; (1/31/08) 3906; (5/23/08) 5288; (6/25/08) 5866 


(2/26/07) 439; (3/22/07) 637; (7/5/07) 2396; (7/18/07) 2534; (12/13/07) 

3584; (1/9/08) 3666; (1/10/08) 3676; (2/8/08) 3954; (3/5/08) 4166; 

(3/28/08) 4332; (6/16/08) 5729; (6/17/08) 5754; (6/18/08) 5772 

Appointed— 


Banking and Finance, 193; replaced by Ruskin (for 6/16/08) 5730 

Budget, 193 

Natural Resources, 198; replaced by Feuer (for 6/16/08) 5730 


Water, Parks and Wildlife, (Chair), 62, 200 




Schwarzenegger, Hon. Arnold, Governor, to the Joint Convention, 120

352 


WOLK, LOIS, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 




5709 







Ports, 4200 







Beamer Elementary in Woodland, 2nd grade students from, 5284 

Brandt, Jesse, 4854 

Bravos, Jess, 4854 

Denisoff, Gabi Ramer, 4854 

Dixon Montessori School, students, parents, and teachers from, 1484 

Short, Ethan, 4854 

Short, Sidney, 4854 

Vacaville High School Wrestling Team members: Tyler Johnson, Tyler Spencer, 

Garrett Walton, Kody Klaus, Taylor Hodel, Drew Hylton, Adam Delagarza, 

Aaron Hendricks, Erin Mahoney, Amos Lukehart, Michael Kent, Zach Sesar, 

Garrett Valenzuela, John Feaster, Bo Lukehart, and Clayton Jack; coaches: 

Adam Wight and Clint Birch, 1092 

Vacaville Police Activity League, 683 

Yamada, Mariko, Yolo County Supervisor, 1639 


AB 112, 3430 

SB 5, 3427 

SB 1608, 7165 



Aberbach, Anita M., 2795 

Adams, Sgt. Shawn G., 2636 

Adler, Sonya “Sonnie” Charfield, 97 

Alinea, Ruben P., Sr., 565 

Allen, Doris Oucille, 2253 

Alley, Eva Nadine, 2253 

Alloway, Richard Max, 385 

Almeida, Rudolph Thomas, 282




Amant, Robert Wesley, Sr., 4456 

Anderson, Ann Ruth, 750 

Andrews, William F., 4143 

Angle, Colleen Marie, 565 

Archer, Audrey, 4143 

Archer, Thomas Matthew, 228 

Armenta, Tony Cardona, 1191 

Aumann, Donald J., 941 

Austin, Ruth, 282 

Baczewski, Edward J., 1846 

Baker, Elizabeth Kearney, 4383 

Barajos, Salvador Ramos, 298 

Barefoot, Marvin B., 4017 

Barrow, Amy, 97 

Barry, Marguerita Frances, 549 

Becket, Marjorie Marie, 97 

Bennett, Patty Louise, 1632 

Benson, Raymond Frank, 1117 

Berg, Delbert Volney, 4206 

Bevilaqua, Anthony, 2253 

Bingham, William Canada, 1541 

Bird, Sharen R., 1191 

Blackwell, Irma Katherine, 298 

Blasingame, Carrie O., 5713 

Blean, Keith Craig, Jr., 2253 

Boheman, Helen Marie, 282 

Boock, Margaret (Wolk), 3754 

Bothmann, Mary L., 1541 

Bourn, Gilbert A., 1117 

Boyd, Larry Joe, 750 

Boyle, Wanda Sturla, 385 

Bradanini, Marjorie Louise, 4383 

Bremer, Doris Lorraine, 565 

Brooks, Amy L., 1541 

Brooks, Ernest W., 4383 

Brown, Richard W., 565 

Brown, Sarah Isabella, 2157 

Brubaker, Arthur, 1632 

Bruhn, Robert Charles, 1541 

Bryant, Thomas Ross, 4456 

Buckalew, Joyce E., 2795 

Buffa, Vincenzo James, 282 

Buffam, Doris Norma, 750 


354 





Bunter, John, 228 

Burau, Richard, 1632 

Burbey, Johnnie Sue, 282 

Calbert, Joseph William, 5713 

Cameron, Duncan Angus, 1632 

Campbell, Leah, 5713 

Campbell, Meghan Claire, 4004 

Campbell, Richard Dwane, 4004 

Campbell, Vivian Jane, 1117 

Campos, Erline Marie, 4456 

Candelo, Elmo, 1846 

Caouette-Barker, Joan, 4004 

Carando, Philip Joseph, 385 

Cardwell, James R., 1846 

Carmichael, John Calvin, 4004 

Carpenter, Lula Mae, 3843 

Carson, Susan Alice, 5713 

Caruthers, Kenneth Vinton, 2095 

Castillo, Manuel R., 2381 

Chapman, Daniel Paul, 228 

Charter, Rita Ann, 2253 

Chase, Gene LeeRoy, 4383 

Cheng, Kim W., 1632 

Chiles, Willie Jewel, 4206 

Chipman, Marcy, 1541 

Clayton, Donnie, 4206 

Coles, Leslie George, 385 

Collins, Avis, 2095 

Commaughton, Peggy, 1846 

Conley, Jack Thomas, 1632 

Connolly-Cline, Noriko Hannuki, 565 

Contreras, Rodoldo, 298 

Cook, Clint R., 750 

Cooper, Nancy Alice, 4004 

Coss, Carol Lee, 4191 

Crabill, Judy Agee, 4017 

Crawford, Mildred Marie, 4456 

Croll, Mildred Lucille, 282 

Crossley, William, 228 

Cuneo, William, 4143 

Currey, Mary Louise, 1541 

Curro, Helen, 282 

Cutler, Patricia Baxter, 1632




Cutshall, Evelyn C., 298 

Cwiok, Leonard A., 1632 

Dahl, Gwendlyn, 4004 

Danbacher, Urquhart Aden, 5713 

Darnell, James A., 3843 

Davis, Debra Botts, 2095 

Dawson, Linda Simone, 1632 

Day, Althea Healzer, 1541 

Day, Clifford Leland, 3843 

Dean, Lavina P., 4017 

Derr, James Wilbert, 2157 

Diaz, Deputy Jose Antonio, 5806 

Dibb, John C., 228 

Dicero, Diana Lyn, 2339 

Dixon, Michael William, 605 

Dockins, Gary Lee, 549 

Dols, Helene, 3843 

Donaldson, Thomas Owen, 549 

Donato, Ruben Lambert, 750 

Donlon, Patrick Theisen, 5713 

Douglass, Donald Leo, 1117 

Draper, Howard B., 1846 

Drouin, Emil W., Sr., 1541 

Dryden, Edward Myron, 4206 

Dunning, Dorothy, 5807 

Egle, Darrell Robert, 1541 

Eiserle, Kathie Lynn, 1846 

Elbrecht, Richard Allen, 5633 

Engstrom, Clarence A., 298 

Erck, Betty Jean, 1117 

Erwin, Daniel George, Sr., 4004 

Facey, Gary F., 1117 

Fargo, Frank David, 941 

Farnham, Noah Leeland, 3843 

Fejeran, Henry P., 4143 

Fields, George Allen, Sr., 1846 

Fite, George Preston, 1117 

Fleig, Frances Anglo, 565 

Fleming, Ronald Eugene, 3843 

Foon, Barry F., 1846 

Ford, James Lee, Sr., 565 

Forsman, Leland, Sr., 4004 

Fortunati, Leonard Bernard, 4017 


356 





Fountain, Boyd, 4004 

Fox, James Milton, 750 

Frank, Pebble L., 565 

Frommelt, Robert Gordon, 2095 

Fulcher-Goetchius, Susan Carol, 4456 

Gable, Richard W., 4017 

Gabriel, Wenceslao Ventura, 4017 

Gaiera, Vito V., 1846 

Gambrill, Martha, 228 

Ganz, Joy Phem, 1541 

Garcia, Lawrence, 2157 

Garcia, Matthew T., Councilman of Fairfield, 7188 

Garman, Eugene, 337 

Gash, Gladys K., 3843 

Gee, Florence Patricia, 549 

Gildart, Lee William, 549 

Gillen, Richard Arthur, 565 

Gillette, Robert Ray, Jr., 750 

Gilley, James Alvin, 549 

Girard, Sandra Lee, 1117 

Gladney, Timothy T., 549 

Glauz, Barbara A., 3843 

Gleason, Raymond, 549 

Glidden, Suzie M., 1541 

Goddard, Dennis Peter, 1117 

Goldberg, Christopher John, 3843 

Gonzales, La Verne, 228 

Goodenough, George, 282 

Gorkow, Kelly John, 2095 

Grabowki, Michael Phillip, 2381 

Graham, Carol B., 298 

Graham, Roger, 2795 

Gray, Barbara Fortna, 750 

Green, John Neal, 549 

Gregory, Robert Daniel, 3843 

Griffith, Evelyn Lee, 4017 

Grindle, Timothy Franklin, 549 

Gustafson, Alvin Wesley, 1117 

Gustafson, Ralph H., Jr., 4017 

Hahn-Brock, Jennifer Lynn, 750 

Hamilton, Charles Bethel, 750 

Hand, Alice Henrietta, 4383 

Hanks, Clarence LaGrande, 4143




Hanna-Sandow, Kelly, 1191 

Hannigan, Barbara JoAnne “Jan” Mape, 64 

Hanry, Audrey Rosemary, 1117 

Hansen, Donald Clarence, 1117 

Harris, Corlin A., 3843 

Harris, Gaines William, 3885 

Harris, Louis, 282 

Harrison, Donald E., 2795 

Hart, Samuel A., 7277 


Hedrick, Pauline Gray, 1846 

Herger, Kasper, 1846 

Hermle, Daryl J., 2795 

Hicks-Moody, Coralee, 5713 

Holland, Hazel D., 228 

Holland, Jerry Michael, 2339 

Hollman, June Marie, 4206 

Hopkins, Mildred E., 4143 

Horn, Willis H., 298 

Horrell, Elizabeth Irene, 4206 

Howlett, Arthur S., 941 

Hubbard, Alexander, Jr., 5713 

Hudgins, Lester Lee, 1541 

Huliganga, Brigitte Pauline, 565 

Humphreys, Carolanne B., 2157 

Hurley, Edward J., 2095 

Ichtertz, Myrtle Francis, 4017 

Jackson, Rodney E., 1846 

Janzow, Ludwig E., 549 

Jarvinen, Pamela, 565 

Jefferies, Lyndia Kay, 2253 

Jellison, Shirley Ann, 3885 

Jiongo, Eugene, 3843 

Johnson, Elmer L., 282 

Johnson, Terry Ivery, 5713 

Jones, Barbara Jean, 941 

Jones, Shirley Gaulon, 2795 

Joy, Jerry L., 2339 

Jurkovich, Mary Marvadean, 385 

Kaber, Janice Marie, 2339 

Kakacek, John Gerald, 4383 

Karem, Ruth Morgan, 3885 

Karstein, Tove Jessing, 941 


358 





Katleba, Joseph, 2253 

Katz, Joseph, 2157 

Kelly, Delores, 282 

Kennedy, Harvey James, 3843 

Kennedy, Hugh Soret, 2339 

Kirschenmann, Edwin, 750 

Kitonja, John E., 1846 

Klaus, Steven Werner, 941 

Koppa, Eva W., 2095 

Krauth, Jeffrey Alan, 4206 

Kumagai, Lindy F., 3754 

Kynoch, Franklin Edward, 822 

Laackmann, Lawrence H., 1541 

Lamb, Elizabeth, 385 

Lampe-Muller, Edith, 4383 

Lampman, Edmund Joseph, 4383 

Landy, Robert Barry, 565 

Lauck, Edward Harold, 4206 

Laughlin, Edeltraud Maggie, 941 

Law, Michael Gipson, 2157 

Lawson, Jimmy Duane, 941 

Leduc, Camille Joseph, Jr., 822 

Lee, Travis Scott, 1846 

Lindsey, Lois M., 565 

Lohse, Francis Maurice, 228 

Lovelace, Wayne E., 2795 

Lyons, Austin Wright, 2253 

Lyons-Herrmann, Hattie Lee, 941 

Macay, Jose M., 4143 

Maertz, Mary, 565 

Maginnis, Marion Mac, 2795 

Mahoney, Joseph Patrick, 2339 

Main, Elizabeth Jane, 228 

Mallory, Fred Henry, 1541 

Managhan, Wilson L., 4017 

Mariani, Justine, 549 

Mariani, Louis, 549 

Marino, Mark, 5713 

Marquez, Michael Alejandro, 228 

Marr, Allen G., 4017 

Marsh, Richard J., 605 

Martin, Jerri, 282 

Martin, Julia M., 2157




Martin, Robert, 4017 

Martin, Timothy Paul, 4004 

Martindale, Beulah M., 3885 

Martindale, Nick L., 2381 

Martinez, Dan, Sr., 549 

Mayfield, Laurence Arnold, 2157 

McCraw, Eugene Dial, 750 

McFadden, Horace Denton, 4456 

McGarry, Peter, 385 

McGrew, Kenneth E., 2381 

McGroarty, James Shamus, 4143 

McGuiness, Louise Elizabeth, 282 

McKenzie, Alyce K., 4383 

McKinnon, Roy, 282 

McLaughlin, Joseph A., 3811 

McLemore, Alice Ann, 5713 

Meeter, Merle L., 4004 

Meitrott, Glenda F., 565 

Melandez, Larry, 4143 

Mendes, Caroline Amelia, 3885 

Miller, Harry Louis, 1076 

Mirante, Anthony, 2157 

Miskovich, Marion E., 750 

Mistler, Kenneth G., 5903 

Mitchell, Helen C., 605 

Moehrke, Roy Charles, 941 

Morales, James Michael, 4017 

Morgan, Elizabeth Hernandez, 941 

Morgan, Ione M., 1632 

Morris, Raymond K., 605 

Morrison, Stanley Roy, 1632 

Muto, Grace, 3843 

Napper, Diana H., 1191 

Narr, Paul George, 6662 

Nash, Charles Presley, 2724 

Navarro, Celestina Lemque, 2157 

Negroni, Pascual Antonio, 282 

Nelson, Bonnie Joyce, 2339 

Norton, Charles Glenn, 3885 

Norton, Trudy, 282 

Nunez, Pearl Espigares, 3885 

Oliveira, Roberta D., 605 

Osada, Tadashi Joe, 605 


360 





Padilla-Izaguirre, Karina, 1954 

Panzer, Jean McClaren, 3885 

Parker, Helen J., 605 

Parscal, Robert Eugene, 2339 

Pasco, Angela M., 4017 

Pascoe, Angela M., 3885 

Paulson, Helen Majorie, 941 

Paulson, William A., 298 

Peeler, Timothy L., 4143 

Pelicas, Juliette Marie, 2226 

Peschke, Nolan B., 385 

Peterson, Emyle Marie, 605 

Philipp, Gerald, 2157 

Pisani, Adolph, 941 

Polanshek, Karl, 2253 

Poppe, George P., 385 

Portera, Grace D., 4004 

Price, Sonia Gwen, 4383 

Prichard, Leilani Jane, 605 

Pugh, Edward H., 4456 

Pulido, Manuel, 385 

Quiring, Clayton Babe, 605 

Ramos, Frank I., 549 

Ramos, Michelle Dawn, 2795 

Rappe, Arlyn Edward, 605 

Reed, Frank Warren, Jr., 2339 

Reed, Howard Edwin, 605 

Reiter, Jesse Allan, 941 

Rendig, Rosemary, 298 

Richards, Benjamin James, 822 

Richey, Beverly Jean, 385 

Ridge, Charles J., 1478 

Riedinger, James Roy, 2795 

Rivera, Lillian Mary, 2381 

Roberson, Robert Percy, 941 

Robertson, Doris Mae, 605 

Robinson, Candace Theresa, 2253 

Rockwell, Helen K., 941 

Rogers, Jerrel Dean, 2095 

Rooker, Rosaline Mae, 2339 

Rose, Catherine, 750 

Rose, Edie, 1366 

Rose, Irene Virginia, 605




Rose, Renee Denise, 298 

Rosenberg, Fay, 97 

Ruszel, John Paul, 4143 

Ryland, George H., 1632 

Safier, Minnie B., 4004 

Sandoval, Barbara H., 4143 

Sandy, Gayle Madeline, 7201 

Savoy, Michael Edward, 5713 

Scari, Robert M., 2795 

Schellhorn, William D., 298 

Schnabel, Floral, 1191 

Schneider, Vivian R., 2253 

Schreiner, Joseph James, 4017 

Schroeder, Helen Charlotte, 2157 

Schuetz, William Joe, 3885 

Scott, Betty Lee, 385 

Servantes, Matilde C., 5713 

Shelly, Margaret J.P., 2157 

Sheverbush, Roberta Irish, 2095 

Shorter, Hazel Marie, 2253 

Sieling, Kristine Renee, 298 

Silva, Frieda Marie, 4206 

Simpson, Thelma Melvin, 605 

Skinner, Eugene, 822 

Slichter, Donald E., 1117 

Smart, David Elliot, 2795 

Smith, Hershel, 2339 

Smith, Pamela Mavis (Wolk), 4017 

Smith, Stanley William, 1117 

Smith, Willard, 1117 

Smith, William Wayne, Sr., 3885 

Smookler, Michael S., 4206 

Snegosky, Herbert, 822 

Soucy, Joseph Romeo, Sr., 2253 

Spencer, Barbara Leigh, 3885 

Spilman, Helen Emily, 4383 

Spurlock, Colleen Annie, 1191 

Steiner, Kirsten, 298 

Still, Ria, 5713 

Stumph, Paul Karl, 549 

Sullivan, Alvin, 1191 

Sunday, Iris Jacqueline, 385 

Sussdorf, Roger Dale, 2795 


362 





Taylor, Estelle Frances, 2339 

Teague, Patricia Ann, 228 

Teel, Dorothy Maxine, 4143 

Teller, Lawrence, 4383 

Terwilliger, Sean W., 228 

Thompson, Edgar Walter, 5713 

Tobin, Harry Walter, 298 

Tooby, Mary G., 4206 

Tousant, Clifford Arlen, 2095 

Tracy, Thomas Francis, Jr., 4383 

Trujillo, Melvin Sanchez, 1117 

Tubbs, William Reid, 1846 

Ugarte, Roberto, 2253 

Urlich, Doris Urain, 1632 

Vallarino, Roy P., 3843 

Van Court, Charles, 164 

Vannucci, Paul V., 4206 

Varner, Freddie Lee, 1632 

Vasquez, Sophie, 1632 

Walling, Marsha Lynn, 3885 

Watson, Willie, Jr., 4206 

Weigand, James D., 4206 

Weimer, Robert A., 385 

Weingarten, Shirley, 4004 

Weir, Betty M., 2795 

Weiss, Karen Ann, 4004 

Whitson, William, 1191 

Wigton, Richard Samuel, 3885 

Wilbon, Berlin, 2795 

Wilken, Berniece Joann, 3885 

Williams, Charles H.D., 4383 

Williams, Clifton Alva, 2339 

Willmschen, Marvin, 4004 

Wilson, Joyce Ann, 1191 

Wilson, Kathryn C., 4143 

Wilson, Verda Jeanne, 822 

Winchester, Jacqulin J. , 2095 

Winslow, Harold M., 385 

Wirtz, Donald E., 4206 

Wise, John McDonald, 4143 

Witham, Eugenia S., 1632 

Wood, Elbert N., 4383 

Worsham, Byran, 298





Wynes, Judith Ann, 2381 

Wyrick, Robert LaVerne, 2095 

Yang, Shang Fa, 549 

Yarbrough, Billy Gene, 6189 

Yokom, James Ralph, 2253 

Young, Barry Patrick, 1191 

Zolensky, Robert Joseph, 228 



Per Diem— 





1076, 2636, 5806, 7188 


AB 1427, 2039 

AB 2279, 7031 

AB 2783, 5392 

WYLAND, MARK, SENATOR 




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365 

A.B. No. 

1 Introduced, read first time, 65; to committee, 252; from committee, author’s 

amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 765, 1080; from committee, 

1221; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1252; from committee, 1723; taken 

up without reference to file, read second time, amended, returned to second 

reading, 1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2082; from 

Senate, with amendments, 3298; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 

3343; held at Desk, 3344; died at Desk, 7476 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 719; from committee, 

re-referred, 1038; from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to file, read 

second time, to third reading, 1727; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1780; from 


7075; enrolled, to Governor, 7321; vetoed, 7394 

3 Introduced, read first time, 65; to committee, 252; from committee, re-referred, 872; 

from committee, 1723; taken up without reference to file, read second time, 

amended, returned to second reading, 1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 2040; from Senate, with amendments, 3273; re-referred to 

committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3300; from committee, 3395; Senate 

amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3408; enrolled, to Governor, 3472; 

Chapter 376 (2007) 



re-referred, 1009; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died 

pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 

5 Introduced, read first time, 65; to committee(s), 252; from committee, re-referred, 

876; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 

re-referred, 997; from committee, 1248; read second time, amended, re-referred, 

1276; from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to file, read second time, 

to third reading, 1727; read third time, Call of Assembly, 1870; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, continued, 1903; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action 

rescinded and record expunged, 1953; read third time, amended, returned to third 

reading, 1979; request to suspend Assembly Rule 69(d), unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 2066; motion carried, 2067; read third time, 




Chapter 366 (2007) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3608; re-referred, 3631; to 

committee, 3638; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died 

pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3930

366 


A.B. No. 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 631; from committee, 771; 

read second time, amended, re-referred, 817; from committee, 1084; read second 

time, to Consent Calendar, 1108; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, 

to Senate, 1187; from Senate, with amendments, 3298; Senate amendments 

concurred in, to enrollment, 3344; enrolled, to Governor, 3471; Chapter 358 

(2007) 



1221; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1253; from committee, author’s 


1719; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1727; 

Assembly Rule 69 suspended, 2067; read third time, motion to amend, Set 3, 

motion to table carried, 2068; motion to amend, Set 4, motion to table carried, 

2069; motion to amend, Set 5, motion to table carried, 2070; passed, to Senate, 

2071; from Senate, with amendments, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, Assembly 

Rule 77 suspended, 3179; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3180; 

enrolled, to Governor, 3473; vetoed, 3496 

9 Introduced, read first time, 66; to committee(s), 501; from committee, author’s 

amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 552; to Chief Clerk, 

pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 3683 




second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1741; to third reading, 1776; 

read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1894; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2716; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; 

taken up without reference to file, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 7244; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an urgency 

clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 7251; enrolled, to Governor, 7327; Chapter 

753 (2008) 






amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 576, 654, 797; from 

committee, 986; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1017; from committee, 

1723; taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, returned to 

second reading, 1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

1892; from Senate, with amendments, 3298; Senate amendments concurred in, to 

enrollment, 3345; enrolled, to Governor, 3471; Chapter 677 (2007)

2007–08 REGULAR SESSION 

A.B. No. 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 1138; from committee, 1723; taken up 

without reference to file, read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 

1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 

1979; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 1982; from 

committee, 2060; read second time, to third reading, 2067; Assembly Rule 63 

suspended, Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 2082; taken up without reference to 

file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 2083; from Senate, with amendments, 7058; 

Call of Assembly, 7063; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments 

concurred in, to enrollment, 7084; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; vetoed, 7334 

14 Introduced, read first time, 66; to committee, 252; from committee, 912; read second 

time, amended, re-referred, 928; from committee, 1333; read second time, to third 

reading, 1345; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1560; from Senate, with 

amendments, 3298; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3345; 

enrolled, to Governor, 3471; Chapter 568 (2007) 

15 Introduced, read first time, 66; to committee, 252; from committee, 1223; read 


re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 1281; from committee, 1719; taken up 

without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1727; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 1781; from Senate, with amendments, 3274; Senate 


Chapter 484 (2007) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 287, 519, 908, 964; from 

committee, re-referred, 1037; from committee, 1249; read second time, amended, 


second time, to third reading, 1727; Assembly Rule 69 suspended, amendments 

read and adopted, returned to third reading, 1903; read third time, passed, to 

Senate, 2076; from Senate, with amendments, 6035; Senate amendments 




re-referred, 725; from committee, 1084; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 

1108; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1187; from Senate, without action, 7477 



re-referred, 720; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 951; from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to 

file, read second time, to third reading, 1727; read third time, passed, to Senate, 


enrollment, 3282; enrolled, to Governor, 3470; Chapter 485 (2007) 

19 Introduced, read first time, 66; to committee, 252; from committee, to Chief Clerk 

pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the 

Constitution, 3926 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 869; re-referred, 927; from 

committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3612; 

re-referred, 3631; to committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3717; from 

committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, 

Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 

367

368 


A.B. No. 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 1403; from committee, author’s 



amended, re-referred, 3628; re-referred, 3631; to committee(s), 3638; from 


to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) 

of the Constitution, 3921 


time, amended, re-referred, 743; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint 

Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 



committee, 3788; read second time, to third reading, 3797; read third time, passed, 

to Senate, 3809; from Senate, with amendments, 5282; re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5339; from committee, 5560; Assembly Rule 77 

suspended, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to 




re-referred, 910, 1137; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, 

died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 






read second time, amended, re-referred, 1276; from committee, to Chief Clerk 





3735; read second time, amended, re-referred, 3748; from committee, to Chief 

Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the 



from committee, 832; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 877; 

to third reading, 915; read third time, passed, to Senate, 934; from Senate, to 












6578; enrolled, to Governor, 7267; vetoed, 7395


A.B. No. 





Senate, with amendments, 6468; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 77.2, 6505; from committee, 6673; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6682; 

Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6696; enrolled, to Governor, 

7268; Chapter 623 (2008) 







amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 590; from committee, to 

Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) 







read third time, passed, to Senate, 1783; from Senate, with amendments, 3274; 


3471; Chapter 516 (2007) 



re-referred, 873; re-referred, 954; from committee, re-referred, 1160; from 

committee, 1723; taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, 1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, 


concurred in, to enrollment, 3346; enrolled, to Governor, 3471; vetoed, 3531; 

Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 


from committee, 3814; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to 

Consent Calendar, 3819; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3881; from Senate, 

without action, 7477 

37 Introduced, read first time, 67; died at Desk, 3920 




time, to third reading, 1554; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1619; from Senate, 

with amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments 


(2008) 



pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 3920; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to 

Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3929 

369

370 


A.B. No. 

















Senate, to enrollment, 3445; enrolled, to Governor, 3473; vetoed, 3497; 






committee, 1411; read second time, to third reading, 1455; read third time, 

amended, returned to third reading, 1522; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1568; 

from Senate, with amendments, 3298; Senate amendments concurred in, to 

enrollment, 3341; enrolled, to Governor, 3472; vetoed, 3485; Governor’s veto 

stricken from file, 3701 







3135; enrolled, to Governor, 3468; vetoed, 3499; Governor’s veto stricken from 

file, 3701 


721, 1160; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant 

to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 



1007, 1162; from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to file, read second 


with amendments, 3299; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3396; 

enrolled, to Governor, 3471; vetoed, 3500; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 

3701 



re-referred, 484, 609; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 752; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 

56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921


A.B. No. 





1741; to third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1896; from Senate, 



from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article 

IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 





56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 



committee, re-referred, 3732; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint 




committee, re-referred, 768; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 

time, amended, re-referred, 3618, 3670, 3731; from committee, re-referred, 3732; 





vetoed, 6171 


from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to third 


amendments, 6036; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 

6108; from committee, 6210; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 


(2008) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 2098, 3608; from 





time, amended, re-referred, 726; from committee, 1723; taken up without 

reference to file, read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1742; to 

third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1896; from Senate, with 







371

372 


A.B. No. 













1108; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1188; from Senate, to enrollment, 2444; 





amended, re-referred, 800; from committee, re-referred, 952; from committee, 

1195; read second time, to third reading, 1226; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 1313; from Senate, with amendments, 2990; Assembly 







(2007) 




time, amended, re-referred, 849; from committee, re-referred, 1041; from 


from committee, re-referred, 1158; from committee, 1412; read second time, to 





re-referred, 1085; from committee, 1333; read second time, to third reading, 1345; 

to inactive file, 1469; died on inactive file, 3920 





amendments, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, request to 

waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), 5741; motion carried, 5742; from committee, 5785; Assembly Rule 77 

suspended, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to 



A.B. No. 




1347; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1434; from Senate, with amendments, 

2909; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments concurred in, to 












6579; enrolled, to Governor, 7267; Chapter 277 (2008) 



re-referred, 1386; re-referred, 1444; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 1512; motion carried, withdrawn from 

committee, to second reading, 1513; read second time, to third reading, 1554; read 

third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1779; read third time, passed, to 



(2007) 










3272; vetoed, 3501; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 













second time, amended, re-referred, 1275; from committee, 1596; read second time, 

to third reading, 1606; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1781; from Senate, with 



373

374 


A.B. No. 






833; read second time, amended, re-referred, 878; from committee, to Chief Clerk 


















vetoed, 3501 

82 Introduced, 77; read first time, 94; to committee(s), 809; from committee, author’s 




83 Introduced, 77; read first time, 94; to committee, 277; from committee, author’s 




Senate, without action, 7477 









86 Introduced, 81; read first time, 94; to committee(s), 253; re-referred, 334; from 

committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 402, 

3617; from committee, 3744; read second time, to third reading, 3772; read third 

time, passed, to Senate, 3783; from Senate, with amendments, 6292; Assembly 

Rule 77 suspended, 6339; Call of Assembly, 6404; Call of Assembly dispensed 

with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6450; enrolled, to 

Governor, 7264; Chapter 646 (2008) 

87 Introduced, 81; read first time, 94; to committee, 253; from committee, re-referred, 


time, passed, to Senate, 1419; from Senate, to enrollment, 2988; enrolled, to 

Governor, 3467; Chapter 674 (2007)


A.B. No. 




read third time, passed, to Senate, 1300; from Senate, with amendments, taken up 

without reference to file, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 7225; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 

concurred in, to enrollment, 7253; enrolled, to Governor, 7265; item veto, 7311; 

Chapter 269 (2008) 




amendments, 2909; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2925; Senate amendments 


90 Introduced, 84; read first time, 94; to committee, 253; re-referred, 334; from 


550; from committee, re-referred, 610; from committee, 772; read second time, 








954; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to 

Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3921 





94 Introduced, 87; read first time, 94; to committee(s), 253; from committee, re-referred, 


re-referred, 3608; re-referred, 3631; to committee, 3638; from committee, 


second time, to Consent Calendar, 3819; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3881; 

from Senate, without action, 7477 

95 Introduced, 87; read first time, 94; to committee, 253; from committee, 483; read 

second time, amended, re-referred, 495; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant 

to Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 

3921 






second time, amended, re-referred, 578; from committee, 1723; taken up without 


third reading, 1776; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1897; read 

third time, passed, to Senate, 2084; from Senate, with amendments, 5997; Senate 


Chapter 207 (2008) 

375

376 


A.B. No. 





Senate, to enrollment, 3274; enrolled, to Governor, 3471; Chapter 589 (2007) 









read third time, passed, to Senate, 3862; from Senate, with amendments, 7098; Call 

of Assembly, 7124; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments 

concurred in, to enrollment, 7146; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7163; 




read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1403; to third reading, 


3299; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3396; enrolled, to 







3470; Chapter 567 (2007) 




3921 




amended, re-referred, 653; from committee, 832; read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, 877; to third reading, 915; read third time, passed, to 

Senate, 934; from Senate, to enrollment, 2444; enrolled, to Governor, 2462; 

Chapter 104 (2007) 




time, to third reading, 1106; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 







passed, to Senate, 1898; from Senate, to enrollment, 2988; enrolled, to Governor, 

3467; Chapter 378 (2007)


A.B. No. 

107 Introduced, read first time, 101; to committee(s), 351; from committee, to Chief 



108 Introduced, read first time, 101; to committee, Article IV, Section 8(a) of Constitution 

dispensed with and Joint Rule 55 suspended, 177; from committee, 178; Article 

IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, 179; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

passed, to Senate immediately, 180; from Senate, without action, 7477 

109 Introduced, read first time, 109; to committee, 253; from committee, re-referred, 













time, to third reading, 1106; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to 

Senate, 1300; from Senate, without action, 7477 




time, to third reading, 1106; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to 












3921 









377

378 


A.B. No. 



re-referred, 701, 1400; from committee, 1719; taken up without reference to file, 

read second time, to third reading, 1728; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1785; 

from Senate, with amendments, 6203; re-referred to committee pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 77.2, 6217; from committee, 6555; Senate amendments concurred 

in, to enrollment, 6613; enrolled, to Governor, 7267; vetoed, 7334 







3471; Chapter 750 (2007) 




second time, to third reading, 1728; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 



Chapter 487 (2007) 









from committee, 1083; read second time, to third reading, 1106; read third time, 













file, read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1761; to third reading, 



Governor, 3471; vetoed, 3487; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 




amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3613; withdrawn from 


third time, passed, to Senate, 3700; from Senate, to enrollment, 5969; enrolled, to 

Governor, 6033; vetoed, 6161 



passed, to Senate, 1303; from Senate, with amendments, 2909; Assembly Rule 77 

suspended, 2925; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2927; enrolled, 

to Governor, 3467; Chapter 379 (2007) 













passed, to Senate, 1898; from Senate, without action, 7477 











(2008) 











reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1728; read third time, passed, 

to Senate, 1786; from Senate, without action, 7477 




379

380 


A.B. No. 


1120; from committee, 1412; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1457; read 



Chapter 311 (2007) 



committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 898; to 

Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 2676 




third reading, 1776; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1899; from Senate, without 

action, 7477 





140 Introduced, read first time, 165; to committee(s), 599; from committee, 915; read 


to Consent Calendar, 1048; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1115; from Senate, 

to enrollment, 2349; enrolled, to Governor, 2369; Chapter 29 (2007) 








3921 



















of the Constitution, 3929


A.B. No. 






vetoed, 3487; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 









second time, to Consent Calendar, 592; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 


2404; Chapter 84 (2007) 


second time, amended, re-referred, 1016; from committee, author’s amendments, 




with amendments, 5970; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 

77.2, 6019; from committee, 6199; Senate amendments concurred in, to 

enrollment, 6227; enrolled, to Governor, 7264; vetoed, 7334 






















381

382 


A.B. No. 





committee, 3638; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 




3863; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken up without reference to file, 

Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 








3473; Governor, message re, 3474; Chapter 722 (2007) 



reading, 1728; read third time, amendments read, motion to table, motion carried, 

1969; passed, to Senate, 1970; from Senate, without action, 7481 











amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 719; re-referred, 814, 954; 

from committee, re-referred, 1160; from committee, 1723; taken up without 




6038; from committee, 6755; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 




1387; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1404; to third 

reading, 1413; to inactive file, 1554; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 

3635; from inactive file, to third reading, 3658; read third time, amended, returned 

to third reading, 3699; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 

3700; from committee, 3717; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3736; from 

Consent Calendar, to third reading, 3745; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3780; 

from Senate, to enrollment, 5282; enrolled, to Governor, 5443; Chapter 23 (2008) 




3921


A.B. No. 




3921 








3921 




Rule 77.2, 6888; from committee, 7097; Senate amendments concurred in, to 











amended, re-referred, 902; from committee, 1083; read second time, to third 






















383

384 


A.B. No. 

























committee(s), 3638; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 3696; from committee, 




7098; Call of Assembly, 7123; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate 


Chapter 278 (2008) 














read third time, passed, to Senate, 1906; from Senate, to enrollment, 2910; 


3701 





Senate, without action, 7477


A.B. No. 








amendments, 7225; taken up without reference to file, Senate amendments 

containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 7244; enrolled, to 



from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 









1509; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1555; read third time, passed, to 


Chapter 229 (2007) 






3695; motion to re-refer, motion carried, 3698; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 

request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive 

Joint Rule 62(a), motion carried, 3701; re-referred, 3705; from committee, 





191 Introduced, read first time, 219; taken up without reference to committee or file, read 


Senate, with amendments, 3090; Senate amendments containing an urgency 


257 (2007) 





312 (2007) 




clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 3184; vote, explanation of, 3186; enrolled, to 


385

386 


A.B. No. 





489 (2007) 





261 (2007) 





314 (2007) 










Senate, with amendments, 2653; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate 

amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 2654; 




























A.B. No. 
























Rule 77.2, 3314; died in committee, concurrence pending, to Chief Clerk, 7460 





enrollment, 7054; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7163; enrolled, to 





















387

388 


A.B. No. 






Chapter 591 (2007) 



969; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1015; from committee, 1226; read 









third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1323; from Senate, with 

















re-referred, 578; from committee, 723; read second time, to third reading, 743; read 

third time, passed, to Senate, 820; from Senate, with amendments, 6023; 

re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6038; action rescinded, 


committee, 6200; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6241; enrolled, 



from committee, 1104; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 







withdrawn from enrollment, action rescinded, returned to Senate, 2370; from 

Senate, returned to Assembly, 2751; enrolled, to Governor, 3044; Chapter 383 

(2007)


A.B. No. 






amended, returned to second reading, 1350; to Consent Calendar, 1388; read third 

time, passed, to Senate, 1439; from Senate, without action, 7481 




1385; read second time, to third reading, 1402; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

1426; from Senate, without action, 7481 







committee, re-referred, 836, 1134; from committee, 1723; taken up without 








time, to Consent Calendar, 1347; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1434; from 























to Senate, 1789; from Senate, to enrollment, 2988; enrolled, to Governor, 3467; 


389

390 


A.B. No. 





1401; read second time, to third reading, 1414; read third time, Call of Assembly, 

1666; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 1669; from Senate, with 







to third reading, 1729; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1873; from Senate, 







to Senate, 1523; from Senate, with amendments, 3262; re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3263; from committee, 3300; Senate 


Chapter 594 (2007) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 757, 3609; re-referred, 

3631; to committee(s), 3638; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 


committee, 3796; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 3809; 








725; from committee, 1012; read second time, amended, returned to second 

reading, 1049; to Consent Calendar, 1064; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1186; 














Constitution, 3929


A.B. No. 


533, 702; from committee, 1083; read second time, to third reading, 1107; read 


Governor, 3467; vetoed, 3502; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 



834; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 879; to third reading, 

915; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 916; from committee, 1720; taken up 











3701 



















3921 


909, 1165; from committee, 1412; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1457; 



2623; Chapter 129 (2007) 







3468; Chapter 735 (2007) 

391

392 


A.B. No. 





from Senate, to enrollment, 5998; enrolled, to Governor, 6033; Chapter 184 

(2008) 










time, Call of Assembly, 1611; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action rescinded 

and record expunged, 1627; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 


2989; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2997; Senate amendments concurred in, to 






read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1909; from Senate, with 




from committee, 1084; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1108; read third 

time, passed, to Senate, 1188; from Senate, with amendments, 5912; Senate 

amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6012; action rescinded and record 

expunged, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6019; from 


to Governor, 7264; vetoed, 7362 


second time, amended, returned to second reading, 878; to third reading, 915; read 












Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken up without reference to file, Senate 


enrolled, to Governor, 7291; Chapter 756 (2008)


A.B. No. 







(2007) 












time, amended, returned to second reading, 1744; to third reading, 1776; read third 



















file, 3701 










393

394 


A.B. No. 







3701 




from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1463; read third time, amended, returned 







3921 






















to Senate, 1791; from Senate, with amendments, 2989; Assembly Rule 77 








(2007)


A.B. No. 






Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6339; Senate amendments concurred in, to 




reading, 1730; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1790; from Senate, without 

action, 7477 


769; from committee, 1167; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1184; from 

committee, 1509; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1556; from Consent 

Calendar, to third reading, 1610; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1653; from 

Senate, with amendments, 2989; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2997; Senate 


Chapter 492 (2007) 











Chapter 680 (2007) 

















re-referred, 702, 1164; from committee, 1412; read second time, to Consent 

Calendar, 1457; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1534; from Senate, with 



395

396 


A.B. No. 





300 Introduced, read first time, 285; to committee, 352; withdrawn from committee, to 

second reading, taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, re-referred, 671; from committee, 723; read second 

time, to third reading, 743; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 745; from Senate, to enrollment, 
















re-referred, 913; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 972; read second 












suspended, 2997; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 3027; from Senate, 









read third time, passed, to Senate, 2034; from Senate, without action, 7477 






A.B. No. 




































re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 7106; from committee, 

7138; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to 














397

398 


A.B. No. 













1457; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1532; read third time, passed, to 
















taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, returned to second 










with amendments, 2349; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 2370; from 













Constitution, 3922


A.B. No. 

331 Introduced, read first time, 299; to committee, 382; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint 

Rule 62(a), 2676 







3922 





Chapter 734 (2008) 










337 Introduced, read first time, 312; to committee, 382; from committee, 3772; taken up 

without reference to file, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3773; request to 

waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), motion carried, 3782; from committee, 3814; taken up without reference to 

file, read second time, to third reading, 3816; read third time, Call of Assembly, 

3879; Call of Assembly dispensed with, request to rescind action and expunge 

record, unanimous consent withheld, motion to rescind action and expunge record, 

3884; motion carried, 3885; died on third reading file, 3920 



read second time, to third reading, 928; re-referred, 972; from committee, 1720; 

taken up without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1730; read 

third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2039; taken up without reference 

to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 2042; from Senate, with amendments, 





1401; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1415; to Consent 










399

400 


A.B. No. 











enrolled, to Governor, 1719 


read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1108; from committee, 1720; taken up 














amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 1032; request to waive Joint 

Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 1177; 

motion carried, 1178; from committee, 1224; read second time, amended, 


second time, to third reading, 1730; read third time, amended, returned to third 

reading, 1979; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 2066; read third time, 2078; 

passed, to Senate, 2079; from Senate, with amendments, 6035; returned to Senate 

by unanimous consent, 6447; from Senate, with amendments, 6861; Senate 


Chapter 624 (2008) 








526 (2007) 






A.B. No. 





with amendments, 2909; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2925; Senate amendments 


(2007) 











by unanimous consent, 6038; from Senate, with amendments, 6292; to Special 

Consent Calendar, 6296; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6448; 











77.2, 6989; from committee, 7046; Senate amendments containing an urgency 

clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 7055; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; vetoed, 

7386 








Chapter 493 (2007) 



time, passed, to Senate, 1188; from Senate, with amendments, 6036; re-referred to 



vetoed, 7387 






401

402 


A.B. No. 




passed, to Senate, 2023; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental 

File, 6989; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to 








vetoed, 7387 



read second time, to Consent Calendar, 743; read third time, passed, to Senate, 938; 





























re-referred, 1137; from committee, 1480; read second time, amended, returned to 







enrollment, 6292; enrolled, to Governor, 7272; vetoed, 7396


A.B. No. 




1227; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1288; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 1361; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1417; from 





re-referred, 1218; from committee, re-referred, 1400; from committee, to Chief 








Call of Assembly, 1985; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2000; 

from Senate, with amendments, 3601; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 

6176; from Senate, with amendments, 7058; Call of Assembly, 7085; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 7092; 




3632; to committee(s), 3638; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 3696; from 




Chapter 151 (2008) 





3303; withdrawn from committee, Senate amendments concurred in, to 





read second time, to third reading, 1730; to inactive file, 2116; died on inactive file, 

3920 







reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3819; read third time, 


7321; vetoed, 7404 

403

404 


A.B. No. 























time, amended, returned to second reading, 1109; to Consent Calendar, 1138; read 


























third reading, 1868; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2037; from Senate, to 


stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 




3922 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 3629; from committee, re-referred, 3718; 


reading, 3816; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3833; from Senate, to enrollment, 








3922 










re-referred, 769, 909; from committee, 1195; read second time, to third reading, 

1226; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1467; read third time, 

urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1514; from Senate, with amendments, 












Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3368; vote, explanation of, 3454; 











405

406 


A.B. No. 
















to enrollment, 3064; enrolled, to Governor, 3469; vetoed, 3528; Governor’s veto 

















with amendments, 3190; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments 


(2007) 






(2007) 





Chapter 495 (2007) 






IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3922


A.B. No. 














874; read second time, to third reading, 916; read third time, passed, to Senate, 935; 





3922 














3701 




















407

408 


A.B. No. 

419 Introduced, read first time, 338; to committee(s), 442; re-referred, 562; from 

committee, re-referred, 909; from committee, 1720; taken up without reference to 

file, read second time, to third reading, 1731; read third time, Call of Assembly, 


amendments, 6468; Call of Assembly, 6520; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 


7266; vetoed, 7417 




3922 





Chapter 746 (2007) 





read third time, Call of Assembly, 1985; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, 





amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 628; action rescinded, 644; 



committee, 1720; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to third 



file, 3701 



















A.B. No. 





reading, 1746; to third reading, 1776; read third time, Call of Assembly, 1985; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2043; from Senate, with 





read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1461; to Consent 

Calendar, 1491; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1539; from Senate, without 

action, 7477 


910, 1134; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 



amendments, 2515; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 2546; from Senate, 














Chapter 625 (2008) 



read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 817; to third reading, 877; 



3470; Chapter 496 (2007) 












409

410 


A.B. No. 





3273; to inactive file, 3341; from inactive file to unfinished business, 6190; 

returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6216; from Senate, with amendments, 
















Chapter 210 (2008) 
























1776; read third time, 1916; passed, to Senate, 1917; from Senate, without action, 

7477 






A.B. No. 










read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1980; re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 1982; from committee, 2233; read second time, 







3701 













Chapter 12 (2008) 









to enrollment, 2444; enrolled, to Governor, 2462; request that bill be returned by 

Governor, action rescinded, returned to Senate, 2486; from Senate, with 












411

412 


A.B. No. 



























3467; Chapter 497 (2007) 




from Senate, with amendments, 3190; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate 


Chapter 387 (2007) 









file, 3701 







stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 


















Chapter 106 (2007) 







3467; Chapter 267 (2007) 



read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1280; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

1364; from Senate, to enrollment, 2349; enrolled, to Governor, 2369; Chapter 54 

(2007) 









(2007) 





Rule 62(a), 2412 






413

414 


A.B. No. 






















to Governor, 3467; vetoed, 3476; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 











enrolled, to Governor, 2369; request that bill be returned by Governor, action 

rescinded, returned to Senate, 2421; from Senate, with amendments, 2909; 




















A.B. No. 






in, to enrollment, 2697; enrolled, to Governor, 2748; Chapter 213 (2007) 












Call of Assembly, 2041; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 

motion to reconsider, 2053; reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 2094; notice 

of intent to remove from inactive file, 3804; from inactive file, to third reading, 

3829; died on third reading file, 3920 














amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 697, 1194, 3617, 3670; 










committee, re-referred, 3733; from committee, 3875; taken up without reference 

to file, read second time, amended, to third reading, 3876; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 3878; from Senate, with 



rescinded, returned to Senate, 5999; from Senate, with amendments, 6203; Senate 


Chapter 359 (2008) 

415

416 


A.B. No. 





Chapter 268 (2007) 




amended, returned to third reading, 3855; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 

Assembly Rule 63 suspended, read third time, passed, to Senate, 3871; from 

Senate, with amendments, 6102; Call of Assembly, 6434; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, continued, 6459; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate 


vetoed, 7340 


































7267; vetoed, 7418


A.B. No. 






3701 




up without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1731; read third 


amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3248; withdrawn from enrollment, 

action rescinded, to inactive file, 3270; from inactive file to unfinished business, 

3830; to inactive file, 4111; died on inactive file, concurrence pending, 7476 














returned to second reading, 1462; to third reading, 1491; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 1778; read third time, Call of Assembly, 2074; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, Assembly Rule 100(c) suspended, 

reconsidered immediately by unanimous consent, to inactive file, 2093; notice of 

intent to remove from inactive file, 3804; from inactive file, to third reading, 3829; 

Assembly Rule 69 suspended, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 3859; died on third 

reading file, 3920 



re-referred, 788; from committee, re-referred, 911; from committee, 1720; taken 


time, Call of Assembly, 1829; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 












417

418 


A.B. No. 






committee, 3638; from committee, 3718; read second time, to third reading, 3736; 






to Senate, 1801; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken up without reference 

to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to 







second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1066; to Consent Calendar, 






time, amended, returned to third reading, 1651; read third time, passed, to Senate, 





read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1416; read third time, passed, 


vetoed, 7404 










re-referred, 1013; re-referred, 1061; from committee, re-referred, 1197; from 





3701 



IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3922


A.B. No. 


















7264; vetoed, 7387 















Chapter 423 (2008) 
















Chapter 317 (2007) 




419

420 


A.B. No. 










to Senate, 3853; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 

6989; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred in, to 
















committee, 3814; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to Consent 



6725; from committee, 6786; urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 6793; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 


(2008) 










3632; to committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3718; from committee, 




7321; vetoed, 7335


A.B. No. 






2362; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2862; Legislative Intent, 

statement printed, 2864; enrolled, to Governor, 3197; vetoed, 3523; Governor’s 

veto stricken from file, 3701 


Rule 62(a), 2412 


second time, amended, re-referred, 978; from committee, re-referred, 1161; from 




suspended, 6339; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6378; from Senate, 












3701 























421

422 


A.B. No. 



read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1181; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 

10.5, 1184; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 





























3468; Chapter 319 (2007) 






3853; from Senate, with amendments, 6468; Call of Assembly, 6521; Call of 











2988; enrolled, to Governor, 3468; Chapter 391 (2007)


A.B. No. 














file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3819; read third time, passed, to 



(2008) 




















passed, to Senate, 1777; from Senate, with amendments, 2749; to inactive file, 

3700; died on inactive file, concurrence pending, 7476 













Chapter 627 (2008) 

423

424 


A.B. No. 



























committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 7059; motion 

carried, 7060; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to 

suspend Rules, 7065; motion carried, from committee, Senate amendments 


(2008) 






















A.B. No. 










3922 









amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 2160, 3623, 3706; 

withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 3745; read second time, to third 

reading, 3772; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3830; 

Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, read third time, passed, to Senate, 3876; from 
























returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 2546; from Senate, returned to 

Assembly, 2910; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2956; enrolled, 


425

426 


A.B. No. 




Senate, 1326; from Senate, with amendments, 2909; Assembly Rule 77 


























to Consent Calendar, 1227; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1288; read 



Chapter 234 (2007) 

















A.B. No. 












Chapter 600 (2007) 






Chapter 601 (2007) 









action, 7481 
























enrolled, to Governor, 3470; Governor, message re, 3475; Chapter 736 (2007) 

427

428 


A.B. No. 














committee, re-referred, 836; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 










Chapter 269 (2007) 




amended, re-referred, 949; from committee, re-referred, 1041; from committee, to 




















720; re-referred, 927; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 






A.B. No. 































638 Introduced, read first time, 373; to committee, 559; re-referred, 603; from committee, 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3695; re-referred, 3697; 

Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 3700; re-referred, 3705; from committee, 




3842; from Senate, with amendments, 6468; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6494; 


7265; Chapter 628 (2008) 








429

430 


A.B. No. 





read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1978; Assembly Rule 69(d) 

suspended, 2066; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2073; from Senate, without 

action, 7477 









to file, read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 3821; to third 


amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments concurred 





action, 7477 










2623; Chapter 161 (2007) 









Chapter 135 (2007) 


Rule 62(a), 1445 








A.B. No. 








(2007) 




































77.2, 6866; from committee, 6943; Call of Assembly, 6979; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 7005; enrolled, 


431

432 


A.B. No. 






Senate, with amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6339; re-referred 

to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6369; from committee, 6673; 

Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6728; action rescinded, 6753; 


7270; Chapter 315 (2008) 















3045; Chapter 745 (2007) 



























3468; Chapter 607 (2007)


A.B. No. 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 947; Assembly Rule 56 

suspended, 1062; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint Rule 56, died 







Chapter 136 (2007) 





















author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3730; from 


















433

434 


A.B. No. 



































3473; vetoed, 3489 

















Constitution, 3926


A.B. No. 


























second reading, 1229; to Consent Calendar, 1252; read third time, passed, to 



(2007) 







read second time, to third reading, 1461; read third time, amended, returned to third 














435

436 


A.B. No. 

















Chapter 395 (2007) 











amended, re-referred, 997, 3621; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint 
















2712; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 2754; from Senate, with 



3701 



Constitution, 3925


A.B. No. 
























Chapter 499 (2007) 









(2008) 




719 Introduced, read first time, 386; to committee(s), 545; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to 

Joint Rule 62(a), 3845 






(2007) 








to inactive file, 2091; died on inactive file, 3920 

437

438 


A.B. No. 

















vetoed, 7341 


















action, 7482 













A.B. No. 






re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6866; Assembly Rule 

56 suspended, 6880; from committee, 6942; Call of Assembly, 6976; Call of 













3922 












3472; Chapter 610 (2007) 













3701 





439

440 


A.B. No. 



























with amendments, 6292; to Special Consent Calendar, 6296; from Special 

Consent Calendar, to unfinished business, 6305; re-referred to committee pursuant 

to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6369; from committee, 6555; Senate amendments 


(2008) 




















to Governor, 3468; Chapter 320 (2007)


A.B. No. 












3923 







3223; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 3250; Senate amendments containing an 

urgency clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 3259; enrolled, to Governor, 3469; 

Chapter 322 (2007) 


from committee, 1084; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1109; from 

Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1178; read third time, amended, returned to 




(2007) 







3468; Chapter 396 (2007) 







7267; vetoed, 7388 






441

442 


A.B. No. 


author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 751; re-referred, 






amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3148; Legislative Intent, statement 

printed, 3425; enrolled, to Governor, 3468; Chapter 611 (2007) 



































amended, re-referred, 1382, 1443; from committee, 1724; taken up without 



action, 7477 




Constitution, 3931


A.B. No. 



































committee, re-referred, 836, 1197; from committee, author’s amendments, read 



with amendments, 2749; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 


(2007) 





443

444 


A.B. No. 









3468; vetoed, 3508 









3923 







Chapter 614 (2007) 




3923 




















Constitution, 3930


A.B. No. 










































from Senate, with amendments, 2989; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2997; Senate 


Chapter 272 (2007) 





445

446 


A.B. No. 







Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 2066; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2074; 


(2007) 






































(2007)


A.B. No. 



amended, re-referred, 1277; from committee, 1509; read second time, to Consent 




(2007) 








committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3743; from committee, 3815; taken 



Senate, with amendments, 5912; urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 5927; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an urgency 


159 (2008) 







(2007) 





















3923 

447

448 


A.B. No. 









action, 7477 














enrolled, to Governor, 3468; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 4014; Chapter 

570 (2007) 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 1081, 3607; re-referred, 3632; to 

committee, 3638; from committee, 3716; read second time, to third reading, 3736; 















3923 

827 Introduced, read first time, 391; to committee(s), 546; from committee, 1040; from 


from committee, re-referred, 3732; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to 

Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3923


A.B. No. 







file, 3701 


second time, amended, returned to second reading, 915; to third reading, 928; read 



Chapter 325 (2007) 







6979; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7208; enrolled, to Governor, 7270; 

Chapter 649 (2008) 






of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2044; from Senate, without action, 

7478 



3632; to committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3734; from committee, to 








Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3315; Legislative Intent, 

statement printed, 3426; enrolled, to Governor, 3472; Chapter 616 (2007) 












3923 

449

450 


A.B. No. 





Chapter 397 (2007) 















(2007) 


















amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments concurred in, 

to enrollment, 7026; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; vetoed, 7341 






statement printed, 2979; enrolled, to Governor, 3273; vetoed, 3509; Governor’s 

veto stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 








(2008) 




second reading, 1461; to third reading, 1491; read third time, amended, returned 

to third reading, 1617; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 






































451

452 


A.B. No. 




































1006; action rescinded, 1113; from committee, 1121; read second time, amended, 



863 Introduced, read first time, 393; to committee, 734; re-referred, 1061; from 

committee, re-referred, 1274; from committee, 1508; read second time, to third 


amendments, 2909; to inactive file, 2916; died on inactive file, concurrence 

pending, 7476 





reading, 1751; to third reading, 1776; read third time, amended, returned to third 




3701


A.B. No. 








7264; vetoed, 7388 






3923 











to third reading, 2145; read third time, 2217; passed, to Senate, 2218; from Senate, 















3856; from Senate, with amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate 


Chapter 316 (2008) 





3672; read second time, amended, re-referred, 3683; from committee, re-referred, 






453

454 


A.B. No. 




































re-referred, 1006; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 2676 


















A.B. No. 




1566; from Senate, with amendments, 6866; re-referred to committee pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 77.2, 6888; from committee, 6943; urgency clause read, Call of 

Assembly, 6978; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments 











































455

456 


A.B. No. 


















from committee, 1084; read second time, to third reading, 1107; taken up out of 

order, by unanimous consent, Assembly Rule 69(b) suspended, read third time, 

amended, returned to third reading, taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1185; from Senate, to enrollment, 

1205; Governor, message re, 1215; enrolled, to Governor, 1216; Chapter 7 (2007) 


















to inactive file, 2092; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 3804; from 

inactive file, to third reading, 3829; read third time, amended, returned to third 

reading, 3864; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 





enrollment, 2444; enrolled, to Governor, 2462; Governor, message re, 2908; 

Chapter 110 (2007) 




without action, 7478


A.B. No. 






second time, amended, returned to second reading, 1064; action rescinded, 1112; 


Calendar, 1178; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1322; from Senate, to 










time, amended, re-referred, 1235; from committee, 1509; read second time, 

































(2008) 

457

458 


A.B. No. 






Chapter 501 (2007) 






























3701 

















A.B. No. 




Senate, 1322; from Senate, with amendments, 6036; re-referred to committee 



vetoed, 7351 















1166; read second time, to third reading, 1184; read third time, amended, returned 




(2007) 













2623; Chapter 142 (2007) 









3467; Chapter 402 (2007) 

459

460 


A.B. No. 




























1204; read second time, amended, re-referred, 1235; withdrawn from committee, 

to second reading, 1344; read second time, to third reading, 1388; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 1433; from Senate, with amendments, re-referred to committee 



Legislative Intent, statement printed, 3429; enrolled, to Governor, 3473; vetoed, 

3534; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701 


















file, 3701


A.B. No. 



re-referred, 967; from committee, re-referred, 1136; from committee, 1509; read 



(2007) 




























re-referred, 1166; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 1288; read 



















461

462 


A.B. No. 













file, 3701 






































died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3923


A.B. No. 









































reading, 1226; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1513; read third 







463

464 


A.B. No. 


















enrolled, to Governor, 3473; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 3941; Chapter 

689 (2007) 











withdrawn from enrollment, held at Desk, 6936; died at Desk, 7476 














read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1426; re-referred, 1453; from 


reading, 1735; read third time, Call of Assembly, 1817; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 1844; reconsideration 

granted, 2094; to inactive file, 2116; died on inactive file, 3920


A.B. No. 











(2007) 









amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 867, 3613; Assembly Rule 

56 suspended, 3696; from committee, re-referred, 3718; from committee, 3735; 





















Chapter 620 (2007) 




amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6339; re-referred to committee 



Chapter 426 (2008) 

465

466 


A.B. No. 














vetoed, 7342 











3923 



























Constitution, 3928


A.B. No. 




















1012 Introduced, read first time, 399; to committee, 561; request to suspend Rules, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, 


amended, re-referred, 864, 3629; from committee, 3717; read second time, to 





re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 1281; from committee, author’s 


1597; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1607; from Consent Calendar, to 


















467

468 


A.B. No. 




3814; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 


6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments concurred in, to 









(2007) 












vetoed, 7405 
























1026 Introduced, read first time, 400; died at Desk, 3920


A.B. No. 











second reading, 1753; to third reading, 1776; to inactive file, 1868; notice of intent 

to remove from inactive file, 3635; from inactive file, to third reading, 3658; read 



vetoed, 7362 





























amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; to inactive file, 7052; died on 

inactive file, concurrence pending, 7476 





469

470 


A.B. No. 


























(2007) 















Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 2925; Call of Assembly, 3248; Call of Assembly 


to Governor, 3471; vetoed, 3512; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 






1776; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 1941; from committee, author’s amendments, 








Chapter 144 (2007) 




Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2714; 


























pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 1982; from committee, 2003; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 2004; from Senate, with 







471

472 


A.B. No. 







3468; Chapter 503 (2007) 








1057 Introduced, 405; read first time, 443; to committee(s), 734; from committee, 






Rule 77.2, 6867; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 6880; from committee, 6942; Call 





















(2008) 







A.B. No. 











third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1325; from Senate, to 


1064 Introduced, 406; read first time, 444; to committee(s), 562; from committee, 970; 





action, 7478 

















1068 Introduced, 406; read first time, 444; to committee, 562; from committee, to Chief 







action, 7478 




1071 Introduced, 406; read first time, 444; died at Desk, 3920 





473

474 


A.B. No. 





3473; Chapter 621 (2007) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 831, 997; re-referred, 1061; 

from committee, re-referred, 1166; from committee, author’s amendments, read 




action, 7478 




without reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3819; read third 






















enrollment, 2715; enrolled, to Governor, 2740; request that bill be returned by 

Governor, action rescinded, returned to Senate, 2754; from Senate, with 



(2007) 









pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 3920


A.B. No. 















3923 


























time, amended, re-referred, 1276; from committee, author’s amendments, read 






3701 

475

476 


A.B. No. 
































3045; Chapter 623 (2007) 











Assembly Rule 77.2, 4371; from committee, 4430; Senate amendments 







1102 Introduced, 407; read first time, 445; died at Desk, 3920


A.B. No. 






















committee, 6755; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, 





second reading, 1462; to third reading, 1491; read third time, Call of Assembly, 

1668; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 

1685; motion continued, 1847; reconsideration granted, read third time, Call of 

Assembly, 1931; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 1932; from 

Senate, to enrollment, 2910; enrolled, to Governor, 3468; Governor, message re, 

3476; Chapter 672 (2007) 








Chapter 534 (2007) 









dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 3808; from Senate, without action, 7481 

477

478 


A.B. No. 







6718; Call of Assembly, 6729; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate 


vetoed, 7369 













committee, 3638; from committee, 3734; read second time, amended, returned to 

second reading, 3746; to third reading, 3772; read third time, passed, to Senate 

immediately, 3781; from Senate, to enrollment, 5913; enrolled, to Governor, 

5964; Chapter 85 (2008) 



























Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3923


A.B. No. 



re-referred, 912; re-referred, 1061; from committee, 1334; read second time, to 










1125 Introduced, 408; read first time, 446; to committee(s), 640; from committee, to Chief 


























time, amended, re-referred, 985, 1080; from committee, re-referred, 1162; from 













479

480 


A.B. No. 




to third reading, 3830; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 3873; read third time, 


suspended, 6912; Call of Assembly, 6919; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 


7272; vetoed, 7336 







































Senate, to enrollment, 6267; enrolled, to Governor, 7264; Chapter 292 (2008)


A.B. No. 










































3814; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 










481

482 


A.B. No. 























6157; vetoed, 6172 








3923 



taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3758; 

















A.B. No. 













(2008) 







file, 3701 
































483

484 


A.B. No. 














3468; Chapter 571 (2007) 














1178; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1322; from 






action, 7478 












3470; Chapter 506 (2007) 



Constitution, 3931


A.B. No. 











3632; to committee(s), 3638; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint 






time, passed, to Senate, 1436; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken up 

without reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 


(2008) 









third time, passed, to Senate, 1325; from Senate, without action, 7478 





















485

486 


A.B. No. 















3701 

























committee(s), 3638; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 3696; from committee, to 









Chapter 408 (2007)


A.B. No. 
































from committee, 3662; read second time, amended, re-referred, 3673; from 












suspended, 6339; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6369; 

from committee, 6673; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6692; 






487

488 


A.B. No. 











Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 


























read second time, amended, re-referred, 929; re-referred, 1061; from committee, 













A.B. No. 






Assembly Rule 77.2, 6866; from committee, 7045; Call of Assembly, 7052; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 




















committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3716; from committee, author’s 





7267; Chapter 656 (2008) 







(2007) 









489

490 


A.B. No. 
























1234 Introduced, 413; read first time, 451; to committee(s), 735; motion to re-refer, 978; 

motion carried, 979; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 1033; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 1112; from committee, 

























read third time, passed, to Senate, 2026; from Senate, without action, 7478


A.B. No. 


















(2007) 











Senate, with amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6339; re-referred 

to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6369; action rescinded, returned to 

Senate by unanimous consent, 6505; from Senate, with amendments, 6945; 




















491

492 


A.B. No. 


















5891; from committee, taken up without reference to file, Senate amendments 







from Senate, with amendments, 3299; Senate amendments containing an urgency 

clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 3375; enrolled, to Governor, 3471; Governor, 

message re, 3475; Chapter 695 (2007) 









(2007) 
















3472; Chapter 696 (2007)


A.B. No. 






Chapter 280 (2007) 




time, to Consent Calendar, 1458; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1532; 







Chapter 167 (2007) 























721; action rescinded, 818; from committee, 909; read second time, amended, 













493

494 


A.B. No. 











reading, 1598; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1624; 





2677; read second time, to third reading, 2687; Assembly Rule 69(b) suspended, 

Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, read third time, amended, returned to third 



(2007) 







read second time, amended, re-referred, 1016; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint 

Rule 62(a), 2675 












Chapter 258 (2008) 














A.B. No. 





to enrollment, 3190; enrolled, to Governor, 3469; vetoed, 3484; Governor’s veto 







3701 







committee, 3638; from committee, 3734; read second time, amended, re-referred, 





















Chapter 331 (2007) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 804; request to waive Joint 

Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 1177; 

motion carried, 1178; from committee, re-referred, 1201; from committee, 1721; 

taken up without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1737; read 





495

496 


A.B. No. 



read second time, to third reading, 1179; to inactive file, 1352; notice of intent to 

remove from inactive file, 1704; from inactive file, to third reading, 1776; read 

third time, Call of Assembly, 2026; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to 




vetoed, 7337 
































from committee, 1412; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1459; from 





(2007) 





Constitution, 3924


A.B. No. 
















(2007) 




to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3819; read third time, passed, to 



(2008) 








re-referred, 1006; re-referred, 1061; from committee, 1203; read second time, 




















497

498 


A.B. No. 








second time, to third reading, 3597; to inactive file, 3873; died on inactive file, 

3920 












amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 797; read second time, 
































A.B. No. 












Chapter 411 (2007) 





Chapter 24 (2007) 






3273; Chapter 702 (2007) 




3924 























499

500 


A.B. No. 










(2007) 

































taken up without reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency 


760 (2008) 







file, 3701


A.B. No. 



committee, 3717; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3736; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 3784; from Senate, with amendments, 6986; to Supplemental 

File, 6989; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6992; enrolled, to 



amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 786, 1081; to Chief Clerk, 


1342 Introduced, 418; read first time, 456; to committee, 602; from committee, 1224; from 























(2007) 


















501

502 


A.B. No. 



committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3744; from committee, author’s 



























by unanimous consent, 6715; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 

Supplemental File, 6989; Call of Assembly, 7015; Call of Assembly dispensed 








(2007) 










1349; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1437; from Senate, without action, 7478


A.B. No. 



















amended, re-referred, 1330; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 1453; 



Assembly Rule 77.2, 6217; action rescinded, returned to Senate by unanimous 

consent, 6379; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 6446; re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6474; request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), motion carried, 

6778; from committee, 6786; Call of Assembly, 6867; Call of Assembly dispensed 












3470; Chapter 334 (2007) 




3924 






503

504 


A.B. No. 






(2007) 










(2007) 

































3473; Chapter 459 (2007)


A.B. No. 























3924 



















from Senate, with amendments, 6945; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6955; Call 










505

506 


A.B. No. 




to file, read second time, to third reading, 3818; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

3840; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; Senate 

amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6384; withdrawn from enrollment, 

action rescinded, returned to Senate, 6447; from Senate, with amendments, 6945; 







committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6545; died in committee, concurrence 

pending, to Chief Clerk, 7459 












(2007) 






3924 





















A.B. No. 























Chapter 537 (2007) 




Assembly Rule 77.2, 6505; from committee, 6673; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 












action, 7478 







Chapter 676 (2007) 



507

508 


A.B. No. 




third reading, 1776; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1979; 























Call of Assembly, 6684; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments 





















Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3924


A.B. No. 














3473; Chapter 546 (2007) 





time, Call of Assembly, 1987; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 2036; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2039; from Senate, with 







time, amended, re-referred, 1277; from committee, author’s amendments, read 



















3924 

509

510 


A.B. No. 



time, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

urgency clause refused adoption, Joint Rule 23.5 suspended, amendments read and 

adopted, returned to third reading, 1562; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1613; 



Chapter 513 (2007) 










second time, to Consent Calendar, 1184; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 



amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 829, 1001; Assembly Rule 

56 suspended, 1106; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 1698, 3640; from committee, re-referred, 3718; from 

committee, 3814; taken up without reference to file, read second time, to Consent 


action, 7478 


















committee, re-referred, 836, 1134; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to 

Joint Rule 56, died pursuant to Article IV, Section 10(c) of the Constitution, 3924 





Chapter 283 (2007)


A.B. No. 





3190; to inactive file, 3230; died on inactive file, concurrence pending, 7476 




























Chapter 241 (2007) 


















511

512 


A.B. No. 




passed, to Senate, 2013; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken up without 

reference to file, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 7235; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, 







suspended, 2066; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2088; from Senate, with 










re-referred, 1014; re-referred, 1061; from committee, 1251; read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 1280; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 




action, 7478 






action, 7481 


















A.B. No. 






with amendments, 6468; Call of Assembly, 6620; Call of Assembly dispensed 


















to inactive file, 1606; action rescinded, 1610; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

1710; from Senate, with amendments, 2706; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate 















1470 Introduced, 424; read first time, 462; to committee(s), 735; request to waive Joint 

Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 

motion carried, 940; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 




reading, 1758; to third reading, 1776; read third time, amendments read, motion 

to table, motion carried, 2015; passed, to Senate, 2016; from Senate, with 

amendments, 3274; taken up without reference to file, Senate amendments 


(2007) 

513

514 


A.B. No. 




read third time, 1671; passed, to Senate, 1672; from Senate, with amendments, 



































committee, 3638; from committee, re-referred, 3718; from committee, 3814; taken 

up without reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 3820; read 



Chapter 211 (2008) 








(2008)


A.B. No. 







3473; Chapter 535 (2007) 




















3470; Chapter 711 (2007) 












2017; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2041; from Senate, 









third reading, 1776; read third time, Call of Assembly, 2018; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2049; from Senate, with amendments, 3299; 


3472; Chapter 739 (2007) 

515

516 


A.B. No. 
















amended, returned to third reading, 1979; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 2066; 





committee, re-referred, 4425; from committee, 4566; Senate amendments 

























reading, 1416, 1610; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1663; from Senate, with 




Governor, 7272; Chapter 318 (2008)


A.B. No. 













3924 










vetoed, 7370 



reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 1739; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1890; from Senate, without action, 7478 










re-referred, 1014; re-referred, 1061; from committee, author’s amendments, read 
















517

518 


A.B. No. 





Chapter 573 (2007) 





6038; from committee, re-referred, 6211; from committee, 6512; Senate 


Chapter 658 (2008) 





































6573; enrolled, to Governor, 7267; vetoed, 7419


A.B. No. 










author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 3757; withdrawn 

from committee, to second reading, 3778; read second time, to third reading, 3797; 



7266; vetoed, 7337 













3697; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 3698; motion carried, 3699; 













enrollment, 2477; enrolled, to Governor, 2494; Governor, message re, 2499; 

Chapter 67 (2007) 



third time, passed, to Senate, 1325; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken 

up without reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 






519

520 


A.B. No. 






































amended, re-referred, 3626; re-referred, 3632; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 

3633; to committee(s), 3638; from committee, to Chief Clerk pursuant to Joint 









3924


A.B. No. 






1539 Introduced, motion to amend, 427; read first time, 465; to committee, 642; from 


reading, 1457; read third time, motion to amend, 1777; roll call demanded, 

amendments read and adopted, returned to third reading, 1778; read third time, 




Chapter 740 (2007) 






Chapter 741 (2007) 




3924 


re-referred, 914, 1159, 1198; from committee, 1596; read second time, to third 

reading, 1607; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1870; action 

rescinded, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 1941; read third 


2077; from Senate, to enrollment, 3274; enrolled, to Governor, 3473; vetoed, 


















concurred in, to enrollment, 5653; enrolled, to Governor, 5716; Chapter 35 (2008) 

521

522 


A.B. No. 






to inactive file, 3263; from inactive file by unanimous consent, returned to Senate 

by unanimous consent, 4111; from Senate, without action, 7479 











Chapter 574 (2007) 






amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 871; motion to re-refer, 

1061; motion carried, 1062; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 







amended, returned to third reading, 1979; re-referred to committee pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 77.2, 1982; from committee, 2143; read second time, to third 


action, 7479 



re-referred, 3632; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 


3634; to committee, 3638; from committee, 3735; read second time, amended, 







1760; to third reading, 1776; read third time, Call of Assembly, 2089; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2094; from Senate, without action, 

7479


A.B. No. 




3924 






committee, 1400; read second time, to third reading, 1413; to inactive file, 1533; 

notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 1846; from inactive file, to third 

reading, 1868; to inactive file, 2092; died on inactive file, 3920 










(2007) 






(2007) 















3805; from Senate, to enrollment, 6267; enrolled, to Governor, 7264; vetoed, 7406 







523

524 


A.B. No. 




from Senate, to enrollment, 2349; withdrawn from enrollment, action rescinded, 

returned to Senate, 2370; from Senate, with amendments, 2909; Assembly Rule 

77 suspended, 2925; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2949; 













































to Senate, 1843; from Senate, without action, 7479


A.B. No. 











(2007) 





Chapter 337 (2007) 



































Chapter 453 (2007) 

525

526 


A.B. No. 





















































A.B. No. 











to third reading, re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 3797; from committee, to 







amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; Call of Assembly, 7014; Call of 

























Assembly Rule 77.2, 1982; from committee, 2143; read second time, to third 


action, 7482 






527

528 


A.B. No. 





















(2007) 
































A.B. No. 












reading, 1978; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 2066; read third time, passed, to 



(2008) 

























1508; read second time, to third reading, 1555; read second time, motion to amend, 

1708; roll call demanded, amendments adopted, to third reading, 1709; read third 

time, 1968; Call of Assembly, 1969; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to 










529

530 


A.B. No. 





















read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1460; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 1538; from Senate, to enrollment, 3064; enrolled, to 














3632; to committee(s), 3638; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 3696; from 

















A.B. No. 




















764 (2008) 










with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6999; action rescinded, re-referred to committee 



vetoed, 7420 











Chapter 743 (2007) 






531

532 


A.B. No. 















action, 7479 




without reference to file, read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1740; from 

Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1776; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 



Chapter 454 (2007) 









Senate, to enrollment, 5998; enrolled, to Governor, 6033; vetoed, 6161 















vetoed, 3522; Governor’s veto stricken from file, 3701


A.B. No. 






















amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 3392; vote, explanation of, 3393; 

Legislative Intent, statement printed, 3430; enrolled, to Governor, 3472; vetoed, 






Senate, to enrollment, 2908; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 

Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 7016; 























533

534 


A.B. No. 





























third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1438; from Senate, with 







Chapter 243 (2007) 
















(2007)


A.B. No. 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 788; re-referred, 814, 954; 











































535

536 


A.B. No. 







6867; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 6880; from committee, 6942; Senate 


vetoed, 7406 



re-referred, 1272; action rescinded, 1413; from committee, 1445; read second 

time, amended, returned to second reading, 1462; to Consent Calendar, 1491; from 





(2007) 















Chapter 420 (2007) 



1400; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 1414; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 1533; from Senate, with amendments, 2515; Senate 












amendments, 3299; to inactive file, 6714; died on inactive file, concurrence 

pending, 7476


A.B. No. 




amendments, 6292; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6339; re-referred to committee 



vetoed, 7344 





























committee, Assembly Rule 77 suspended, Senate amendments containing an 


Chapter 11 (2007) 




(2007) 









537

538 


A.B. No. 









Assembly Rule 97, 3415; died in committee, concurrence pending, to Chief Clerk, 

7459 





vetoed, 7352 










vetoed, 7352 





concurred in, to enrollment, 2894; enrolled, to Governor, 3273; Governor, 

message re, 3474; Chapter 422 (2007) 








1115; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; Call of 

Assembly, 7016; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred 









Chapter 553 (2007)


A.B. No. 





Chapter 630 (2007) 







3469; Chapter 285 (2007) 







(2007) 





















1089; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 1105; read second time, to 







time, passed, to Senate, 1424; from Senate, with amendments, Assembly Rule 77 

suspended, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2333; enrolled, to 


539

540 


A.B. No. 



third time, passed, to Senate, 1438; from Senate, with amendments, 2749; returned 

to Senate by unanimous consent, 2834; from Senate, with amendments, 3299; 


3473; Chapter 744 (2007) 


1089; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 1105; read second time, to 

third reading, 1140; to inactive file, 1178; died on inactive file, 3920 



third time, passed, to Senate, 1538; from Senate, with amendments, 7225; taken 

up without reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 


(2008) 













file, 3701 






(2007) 

1745 Introduced, read first time, 648; to committee(s), 737; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 

1062; from committee, re-referred, 1134, 1198; from committee, 1412; read 






time, amended, returned to third reading, 1678; read third time, Call of Assembly, 


1710; motion continued, 1847; reconsideration granted, 2094; to inactive file, 

3260; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 3806; from inactive file, to third 


dispensed with, refused passage, 3880 







A.B. No. 


















adopted, passed, to Senate, 2569; from Senate, with amendments, 2749; returned 

to Senate by unanimous consent, 2834; from Senate, with amendments, 3274; 


3473; Chapter 577 (2007) 

1751 pursuant to Joint Rule 54, Introduced, read first time, 2726; to committee, 2752; from 




3855; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, read third 



vetoed, 7337 



4682; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4707; from committee, without 

action, to Chief Clerk, 7461 



re-referred, 4594; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7461 















541

542 


A.B. No. 






1758 Introduced, read first time, 3637; to committee(s), 3829; motion to re-refer, motion 

carried, 3967; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 

re-referred, 3989, 4279; from committee, 4359; read second time, amended, 

re-referred, 4377; from committee, re-referred, 4758; from committee, without 




from committee, re-referred, 4945; from committee, 5171; read second time, 


file, read second time, to third reading, 5304; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 5356; from Senate, with amendments, 7046; 

re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 7051; died in 

committee, concurrence pending, to Chief Clerk, 7459 





Senate, with amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments 




committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7466 

1762 Introduced, read first time, 3658; to committee, 3939; from committee, without 













1765 Introduced, read first time, 3659; to committee(s), 3829; from committee, without 











committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7461


A.B. No. 





vetoed, 6173 







amended, re-referred, 4887; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, withdrawn from committee, 



5964; Chapter 86 (2008) 
















to third reading, 5304; died on third reading file, 7477 















(2008) 




543

544 


A.B. No. 








(2008) 

1781 Introduced, read first time, 3712; to committee, 3939; withdrawn from committee, 



amendments refused concurrence, to Conference, 5705; Assembly conferees 

appointed, 5709; Senate conferees appointed, 5714; Conference Committee report 

received, 6154; Conference Committee report and urgency clause, refused 

adoption by Assembly, 6562; motion to reconsider immediately, motion carried, 

vote, explanation of, 6563; Conference Committee report taken up, urgency clause 

read, Call of Assembly, 7209; Conference Committee report adopted by Senate, 

7224; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Conference Committee report and 

urgency clause, adopted by Assembly, 7252; enrolled, to Governor, 7265; item 

veto, 7292; Chapter 268 (2008) 






























passed, to Senate, 5052; from Senate, without action, 7479


A.B. No. 











































reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, 










545

546 


A.B. No. 



without action, to Chief Clerk, 7475 






(2008) 






















reading, 5183; to inactive file, 5339; action rescinded, 5404; read third time, 


















5046; from Senate, without action, 7481


A.B. No. 
























vetoed, 7352 

1824 Introduced, read first time, 3769; to committee(s), 3940; from committee, 







read third time, passed, to Senate, 4740; from Senate, with amendments, to Special 









4595; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7461 

1828 Introduced, read first time, 3787; to committee, 3940; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to 










547

548 


A.B. No. 





5340; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5444; Assembly Rule 

69(d) suspended, 5544; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5555; from Senate, with 



































dispensed with, refused passage, 5402 

1840 Introduced, read first time, 3812; to committee(s), 3940; re-referred, 4447; motion 

to re-refer, 4501; motion carried, 4502; from committee, re-referred, 4653; from 


reading, 5304; read third time, refused passage, 5358; motion to reconsider, 5379; 

motion continued, 5525, 5633, 5658, 5713, 5741, 5807, 5840, 5903, 5953, 6021, 

6090, 6140, 6190, 6263, 6387, 6450, 6510, 6552, 6564, 6666, 6715, 6752, 6784, 

6820, 6850, 6880, 6937, 7028, 7094, 7189, 7201, 7277; died on file, 

reconsideration pending, 7476


A.B. No. 



























amendments, 6292; to Special Consent Calendar, 6296; Senate amendments 


(2008) 





Call of Assembly, 5445; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 5449; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 5516; 

reconsideration requested, unanimous consent withheld, motion to reconsider, 

5579; motion to reconsider carried, read third time, passed, to Senate, 5580; from 











Senate, with amendments, 7098; to inactive file, 7157; died on inactive file, 

concurrence pending, 7476 

549

550 


A.B. No. 
















committee, 4432; read second time, to third reading, 4449; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4620; from Senate, to enrollment, 5172; 











4924; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; from 

Special Consent Calendar, to unfinished business, 6305; re-referred to committee 













(2008) 






without action, to Chief Clerk, 7467


A.B. No. 




























urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 5454; from Senate, without action, 

7479 








7264; vetoed, 7364 



committee, re-referred, 4480; from committee, 4566; read second time, to Consent 











551

552 


A.B. No. 





























Chapter 215 (2008) 










pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), motion carried, 7068; from 


to Governor, 7273; Governor, message re, 7330; Chapter 559 (2008) 










A.B. No. 
























second time, amended, re-referred, 4784; from committee, without action, to Chief 

Clerk, 7461 









(2008) 










Chapter 40 (2008) 





(2008) 

553

554 


A.B. No. 





Senate, with amendments, 6513; Call of Assembly, 6682; Call of Assembly 













Chapter 489 (2008) 










amended, re-referred, 4283, 4344; from committee, re-referred, 4423; from 




suspended, 6339; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6369; 

from committee, 6512; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6532; 













6036; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; Senate amendments concurred in, to 





action, to Chief Clerk, 7461


A.B. No. 







vetoed, 7420 





Chapter 434 (2008) 








(2008) 

















time, passed, to Senate, 5345; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent 

Calendar, 6556; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6706; enrolled, 












555

556 


A.B. No. 













6867; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 6880; from committee, 6942; Senate 


vetoed, 7354 



































(2008)


A.B. No. 















amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4387; re-referred, 4447, 




time, passed, to Senate, 5203; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent 



























(2008) 



from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7473 

557

558 


A.B. No. 















from Senate, to enrollment, 5998; Governor, message re, enrolled, to Governor, 

6034; Chapter 191 (2008) 















amended, re-referred, 4635; re-referred, 4720; from committee, 5301; taken up 







read second time, amended, re-referred, 4416; request to suspend Rules, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, withdrawn 








time, passed, to Senate, 5134; from Senate, without action, 7479


A.B. No. 









vetoed, 7397 














to Senate, 5361; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 













Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6556; Senate 


vetoed, 7354 












Senate, 5271; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; 


7267; Chapter 435 (2008) 

559

560 


A.B. No. 









7269; Governor, message re, 7329; Chapter 421 (2008) 




















to Consent Calendar, 5087; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to 

Senate, 5164; from Senate, with amendments, 6292; to Special Consent Calendar, 

6296; from Special Consent Calendar, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 


Assembly Rule 77.2, 6867; died in committee, concurrence pending, to Chief 


















A.B. No. 





6157; Chapter 219 (2008) 

























4702; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4707; from committee, 4945; read 









suspended, 6339; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6404; vote, 

explanation of, 6466; enrolled, to Governor, 7265; Chapter 436 (2008) 




Rule 77.2, 7108; from committee, 7182; died on unfinished business, concurrence 

pending, 7476 



third time, passed, to Senate, 4842; from Senate, to enrollment, 5913; withdrawn 

from enrollment, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 5923; from Senate, 



561

562 


A.B. No. 





7271; vetoed, 7345 






5964; Chapter 89 (2008) 














(2008) 














re-referred, 4428, 4676; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7461 












A.B. No. 





action, 7479 
















second time, to third reading, 5305; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5453; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 5465; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 















action, 7479 
















563

564 


A.B. No. 














7265; Chapter 325 (2008) 




time, passed, to Senate, 5257; from Senate, with amendments, 6513; Call of 










4963; from inactive file, to third reading, 5027; read third time, passed, to Senate, 


























A.B. No. 





second time, amended, re-referred, 4560; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, request 

to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint 

Rule 62(a), 4627; motion carried, 4628; from committee, re-referred, 4653; from 

committee, 4758; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4784; withdrawn from 







Chapter 52 (2008) 










(2008) 







Senate, with amendments, 6944; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6955; Call of 









(2008) 








565

566 


A.B. No. 






7267; Chapter 370 (2008) 







6032; Chapter 161 (2008) 





reference to file, Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred in, 









Chapter 437 (2008) 



























A.B. No. 




to Senate, 5365; from Senate, to enrollment, 5998; withdrawn from enrollment, 











committee, re-referred, 4596, 4699; from committee, without action, to Chief 














Chapter 91 (2008) 





















567

568 


A.B. No. 





from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; from Special 

Consent Calendar, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6378; from Senate, 














reading, 5183; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, re-referred to 

committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5431; request to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), motion 

carried, 5514; from committee, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 5560; read second 

time, to third reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, 














7272; Chapter 439 (2008) 
















A.B. No. 






from Senate, with amendments, 7098; urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 

7127; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments containing an 


Chapter 440 (2008) 

2053 Introduced, read first time, 4018; to committee, 4136; motion to re-refer, motion 

carried, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to 

waive Joint Rule 62(a), 4721; motion carried, 4723; from committee, 4878; read 



















suspended, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6120; enrolled, to 







5340; read third time, 5447; passed, to Senate, 5448; from Senate, without action, 

7479 





6036; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 6551; Senate amendments concurred 







569

570 


A.B. No. 





















Calendar, 4706; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 4721; read third time, 




7270; Chapter 667 (2008) 







6033; Chapter 153 (2008) 





7265; Chapter 491 (2008) 











Calendar, 4963; from inactive file, to third reading, 5027; read third time, passed, 





A.B. No. 





time, passed, to Senate, 5371 


























Senate, with amendments, 6102; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6120; to Special 




















571

572 


A.B. No. 























from committee, re-referred, 4676; from committee, without action, to Chief 










(2008) 






(2008) 




enrolled, to Governor, 5964; from Senate, without action, 7479; Chapter 94 (2008) 






action, 7479


A.B. No. 




















7267; Chapter 483 (2008) 






























573

574 


A.B. No. 








































(2008) 











A.B. No. 




4943; from committee, re-referred, 5127; from committee, 5299; taken up without 









7268; vetoed, 7330 





action, 7480 

















Chapter 260 (2008) 







second time, amended, re-referred, 4359; withdrawn from committee, to second 

reading, 4370; read second time, to third reading, 4434; re-referred pursuant to 

Joint Rule 10.5, 4452; from committee, 5301; taken up without reference to file, 









575

576 


A.B. No. 


















returned to second reading, 4965; to Consent Calendar, 5000; read third time, 



Chapter 225 (2008) 













Chapter 226 (2008) 



from committee, re-referred, 4423, 4675; from committee, 4918; read second time, 




vetoed, 7337 




read third time, passed, to Senate, 4971; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 









A.B. No. 





Senate, to enrollment, 6292; enrolled, to Governor, 7272; vetoed, 7375 













(2008) 






vetoed, 7376 





vetoed, 7346 














7265; Chapter 445 (2008) 







577

578 


A.B. No. 



























amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; Senate amendments concurred 













amended, re-referred, 4673; re-referred, 4720; from committee, without action, to 

Chief Clerk, 7461 





returned to third reading, 5270; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5587; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 5595 



re-referred, 4696; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7461


A.B. No. 


















7270; Chapter 668 (2008) 






























579

580 


A.B. No. 

















7273; vetoed, 7376 







7268; Chapter 447 (2008) 




reading, 4919; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4921; from committee, 








Chapter 585 (2008) 










7270; vetoed, 7366 






A.B. No. 

















action, 7480 










7270; vetoed, 7338 







7265; Chapter 539 (2008) 


















581

582 


A.B. No. 








second reading, 4906; to third reading, 4919; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 

10.5, 4921; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7462 
















withdrawn from enrollment, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 5923; from 

Senate, returned to Assembly, to enrollment, 6035; enrolled, to Governor, 6157; 

Chapter 230 (2008) 









Chapter 231 (2008) 





to third reading, 5183; to inactive file, 5244; died on inactive file, 7476 












A.B. No. 
















(2008) 


second time, amended, returned to second reading, 5019; to third reading, 

re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 5027; from committee, 5302; taken up 





























4601; read third time, passed, to Senate, 4749; from Senate, with amendments, to 

Special Consent Calendar, 6556; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 


583

584 


A.B. No. 



























Chapter 15 (2008) 




















A.B. No. 


















Chapter 670 (2008) 




























4676; read second time, to third reading, 4702; read third time, passed and retained 

on third reading, 4739; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5545; from Senate, 





585

586 


A.B. No. 






to third reading, 4830; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5131, 









Chapter 195 (2008) 





vetoed, 7355 









action, 7480 






















(2008)


A.B. No. 






amended, re-referred, 4530; read second time, to third reading, 4600; from 



amendments, 6861; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, concurred 




from committee, re-referred, 4596, 4676; from committee, author’s amendments, 












7225; taken up without reference to file, Senate amendments containing an 


Chapter 762 (2008) 








Chapter 53 (2008) 






(2008) 










587

588 


A.B. No. 







7269; vetoed, 7389 






























7267; vetoed, 7377 











7270; Chapter 671 (2008)


A.B. No. 















from Senate, with amendments, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 77.2, 7094; from committee, 7139; Senate amendments containing an 


vetoed, 7421 










7108; action rescinded, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 7156; 











with, continued, 7080; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments 







pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5460; request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 


5514; from committee, 5560; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 5561; read second 

time, taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 5562; 



589

590 


A.B. No. 



















vetoed, 7359 













second time, amended, re-referred, 4727; withdrawn from committee, to second 

reading, 4829; read second time, to third reading, 4872; read third time, Call of 

Assembly, 5213; Call of Assembly dispensed with, motion to rescind action and 

expunge record, motion carried, 5216; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5447; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5450; from Senate, with 

amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, Call of Assembly, 6989; Call of 









(2008) 








A.B. No. 























7269; Chapter 455 (2008) 





















(2008) 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4886; read second time, 

amended, returned to second reading, 5678; from committee, without action, to 


591

592 


A.B. No. 




author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4876, 5182; from 



committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5433; request to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), motion 

carried, 5514; from committee, 5663; to third reading, 5698; read third time, 



Chapter 638 (2008) 

















containing an urgency clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 6981; Legislative 

Intent, statement printed, 7167; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; Chapter 492 (2008) 








from Senate, with amendments, 5997; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; Senate 


vetoed, 7355 










A.B. No. 




Calendar, 4812; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4931; 






with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; Senate amendments 


(2008) 





















7264; vetoed, 7422 













Chapter 131 (2008) 







593

594 


A.B. No. 












committee, re-referred, 4656; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 

7462 













Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6556; Senate 


Chapter 674 (2008) 












committee, re-referred, 4595; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 5621 








Chapter 262 (2008)


A.B. No. 



suspended, 4613; from committee, re-referred, 4654; from committee, 4763; read 



















(2008) 





action, 7480 













4526; re-referred, 4592; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7474 









595

596 


A.B. No. 













(2008) 





time, amended, re-referred, 5015; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 

7462 





























6157; Chapter 237 (2008)


A.B. No. 






dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5571; from Senate, to enrollment, 6514; 








7269; vetoed, 7378 





Senate, with amendments, 6674; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6682; Call of 





















(2008) 










597

598 


A.B. No. 








Chapter 609 (2008) 





6120; from committee, 6200; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6216; 






reading, 4894; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5133, 5344; 
















4682; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4686; from committee, 5302; taken 

















time, passed, to Senate, 5433; from Senate, without action, 7480


A.B. No. 







vetoed, 7410 







7267; Chapter 478 (2008) 



re-referred, 4596; motion to re-refer, 4628; motion carried, 4629; from committee, 



































599

600 


A.B. No. 












6945; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6955; to inactive file, 7130; Legislative 

Intent, statement printed, 7162; died on inactive file, concurrence pending, 7476 




































(2008) 





A.B. No. 












































(2008) 





Senate, 4980; from Senate, with amendments, 6102; returned to Senate by 

unanimous consent, 6139; from Senate, with amendments, 6513; Senate 


Chapter 460 (2008) 

601

602 


A.B. No. 















(2008) 



















amended, re-referred, 4818; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7462 








dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5210; from Senate, with amendments, 6861; 


7269; Chapter 329 (2008) 








A.B. No. 















































603

604 


A.B. No. 






Rule 77 suspended, 6339; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 








vetoed, 7367 













to Senate, 5383; from Senate, with amendments, 7058; died on unfinished 

business, concurrence pending, 7476 

















Chapter 743 (2008) 




enrollment, 5913; enrolled, to Governor, 5964; Legislative Intent, statement 

printed, 7168; Chapter 99 (2008)


A.B. No. 


































vetoed, 7379 













605

606 


A.B. No. 





time, 5547; passed, to Senate, 5548; from Senate, with amendments, 7056; Call 








7266; Chapter 462 (2008) 







(2008) 


















5384; from Senate, with amendments, 6944; request to suspend Rules, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, 6998; Senate 


vetoed, 7411 











A.B. No. 













reading, 5320; to third reading, 5340; read third time, action rescinded and record 

expunged, 5512; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5513; 

Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, read third time, passed, to Senate, 5568; from 





























vetoed, 7379 









607

608 


A.B. No. 



































Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments containing an urgency clause, 

















(2008)


A.B. No. 






(2008) 












































609

610 


A.B. No. 
























of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 5523; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 





died on inactive file, 7476 






5269; from Senate, to enrollment, 6267; enrolled, to Governor, 7265; vetoed, 7359 



















A.B. No. 




















action, 7480 






























611

612 


A.B. No. 











(2008) 


















Senate, with amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, 6989; Call of Assembly, 


















Chapter 678 (2008) 

2538 Introduced, 4061; read first time, 4087; to committee, 4187; from committee, 





A.B. No. 


author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4208; to Chief 

Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 7106 













7271; vetoed, 7347 




























amendments, 6986; to Supplemental File, 6989; Call of Assembly, 6990; Call of 









613

614 


A.B. No. 














2553 Introduced, 4062; read first time, 4088; to committee, 4187; from committee, 4539; 


4599; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4604; from committee, 4877; read 

































A.B. No. 






7267; vetoed, 7412 




2562 Introduced, 4062; read first time, 4089; to committee, 4187; to Chief Clerk, pursuant 

to Joint Rule 62(a), 5017 












7266; Chapter 465 (2008) 























author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4278, 4344, 4532; 



615

616 


A.B. No. 















to third reading, 5017; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 5019; from 































Special Consent Calendar, 6296; from Special Consent Calendar, to unfinished 

business, 6305; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6321; 

from committee, 6673; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6682; Senate amendments 





A.B. No. 





time, passed, to Senate, 5549; from Senate, with amendments, 7058; Call of 










(2008) 





5152; from Senate, with amendments, 6292; to Special Consent Calendar, 6296; 


7266; Chapter 331 (2008) 






committee, re-referred, 4426, 4539; from committee, 4917; read second time, to 




(2008) 



committee, re-referred, 4890; read second time, to third reading, 5086; from 


returned to second reading, 5321; to third reading, 5340; read third time, 

amendments read, motion to table, motion carried, 5458; Call of Assembly, 5459; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5477; from Senate, without 

action, 7480 







617

618 


A.B. No. 










author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4389; Assembly 

Rule 56 suspended, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 4628; motion carried, 4629; from 





committee, 4566; read second time, to third reading, 4600; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4624; from Senate, to enrollment, 5664; 




































A.B. No. 
































action, 7480 













to third reading, 5017; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 



619

620 


A.B. No. 







7268; vetoed, 7348 







(2008) 




































Senate, 5059; from Senate, without action, 7480


A.B. No. 










Rule 77 suspended, 6339; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6425; from 


















action, 7480 


read second time, amended, re-referred, 4727; from committee, without action, to 








statement printed, 7171; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; Chapter 499 (2008) 













dispensed with, continued, 5522, 5524; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, 


621

622 


A.B. No. 








4514; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4541; re-referred, 4613; from 



























vetoed, 6175 












to file, read second time, to third reading, 5309; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 5388; from Senate, with amendments, 7056; Senate 


Chapter 701 (2008)


A.B. No. 












Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7255; enrolled, to Governor, 7265; Chapter 

682 (2008) 








4500, 4592; from committee, 4775; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4813; 








Chapter 249 (2008) 











action, 7480 











623

624 


A.B. No. 












7266; vetoed, 7381 







6269; from Special Consent Calendar, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 

6306; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 6862; Senate amendments concurred in, 















(2008) 






7462 






7462 






A.B. No. 









7270; Chapter 500 (2008) 





5468; from Senate, to enrollment, 6514; withdrawn from enrollment, returned to 

Senate by unanimous consent, 6714; from Senate, with amendments, 6944; 














2686 Introduced, 4068; read first time, 4094; to committee(s), 4241; re-referred, 4370; 


4414, 4589; from committee, re-referred, 4595, 4679; from committee, 5126; read 


















7462 



5027; to inactive file, 5587; died on inactive file, 7476 

625

626 


A.B. No. 











(2008) 





read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5249, 5429; Assembly Rule 

69(d) suspended, 5544; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5570; from Senate, 










committee, re-referred, 4396; re-referred, 4500; from committee, 5300; taken up 


passed, to Senate, 5390; from Senate, with amendments, 6861; Call of Assembly, 






to third reading, 4682; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4686; from 













second time, to third reading, 5309; died on third reading file, 7477


A.B. No. 














read second time, to third reading, 4871; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5133; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5139; from Senate, without 

action, 7480 






amendments, 6292; to Special Consent Calendar, 6296; from Special Consent 

Calendar, to unfinished business, 6305; Senate amendments concurred in, to 




second time, to third reading, 5309; died on third reading file, 7477 

























627

628 


A.B. No. 



















action, 7482 































(2008)


A.B. No. 














7269; Chapter 644 (2008) 




5847; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 5923; from Senate, with 



(2008) 





5964; Chapter 78 (2008) 







amendments, 6945; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6955; Call of Assembly, 6970; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 






time, Call of Assembly, 5587; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 

5595 








629

630 


A.B. No. 


















































from Senate, with amendments, 6861; Call of Assembly, 6902; Call of Assembly 


to Governor, 7271; Chapter 683 (2008)


A.B. No. 






































action, 7482 





rescinded, returned to Senate, 6108; from Senate, with amendments, 6861; Senate 


vetoed, 7383 





631

632 


A.B. No. 









(2008) 





to third reading, 5503; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 5544; read third time, Call 

of Assembly, 5547; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5567; 
















7271; Chapter 573 (2008) 








(2008) 









7265; Chapter 541 (2008) 




to Senate, 5042; from Senate, without action, 7482


A.B. No. 




returned to second reading, 4965; to Consent Calendar, 5000; from Consent 

Calendar, to third reading, 5048; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5256; from 































author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4248, 4421; 




5277; from inactive file, to third reading, 5297; died on third reading file, 7477 





77.2, 7060; died in committee, concurrence pending, to Chief Clerk, 7460 








633

634 


A.B. No. 






clause, concurred in, to enrollment, 7250; enrolled, to Governor, 7291; vetoed, 

7417 












2788 Introduced, 4073; read first time, 4099; to committee(s), 4242; to Chief Clerk, 





time, amended, re-referred, 4875; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 











Chapter 253 (2008) 


















A.B. No. 




















action, 7481 










Chapter 163 (2008) 









5964; Chapter 104 (2008) 







635

636 


A.B. No. 



time, to third reading, 4962; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5252; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 5275; motion to reconsider, 5276; 

reconsideration requested, unanimous consent withheld, 5437; motion to 

reconsider carried, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5438; 

Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 5544; read third time, Call of Assembly, 5591; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 5596 






















(2008) 


















4707; read third time, passed, to Senate, 4844; from Senate, without action, 7481


A.B. No. 











dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 5521; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 

Supplemental File, 6989; Call of Assembly, 6994; Call of Assembly dispensed 








amended, re-referred, 4695; re-referred, 4829; from committee, without action, to 


















committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6867; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 









vetoed, 7424 



637

638 


A.B. No. 










7266; vetoed, 7401 































(2008) 













A.B. No. 





















(2008) 









action, 7482 







7265; vetoed, 7357 









7463 


639

640 


A.B. No. 




5414; to third reading, 5429; read third time, 5584; action rescinded and record 

expunged, 5593; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5594; from Senate, to 








7270; Chapter 685 (2008) 




4371; from committee, re-referred, 4479, 4657; from committee, 4917; read 






author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4317, 4410; to 

Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 6143 



















7272; vetoed, 7339 





time, amended, re-referred, 5067; from committee, 5126; read second time, to 




(2008)


A.B. No. 










































7463 




committee, to second reading, 4617; read second time, to third reading, 4659; to 

inactive file, 5127; died on inactive file, 7476 

641

642 


A.B. No. 













action, 7481 









action, 7481 




6023; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; Senate amendments concurred in, to 
























A.B. No. 


















































643

644 


A.B. No. 




















amendments, 6865; Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6912; Call of Assembly, 6918; 








action, 7481 















read second time, to Consent Calendar, 4684; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 4751; from Senate, to enrollment, 5282; enrolled, to 







A.B. No. 






action, 7481 







(2008) 



committee, re-referred, 4536, 4658; from committee, without action, to Chief 





















action, 7481 











to third reading, 4894; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5207; 




645

646 


A.B. No. 







(2008) 
























7269; vetoed, 7349 





















re-referred, 4563; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7463


A.B. No. 











Calendar, 4965; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 5048; to Consent 











committee, 4539; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4573; re-referred, 4613; 











action, 7481 














647

648 


A.B. No. 






5536; read second time, to third reading, 5544; taken up without reference to file, 
















dispensed with, continued, 5522; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to 





7463 







7272; vetoed, 7414 






(2008) 








A.B. No. 























amended, re-referred, 5067; withdrawn from committee, to second reading, 5082; 
















Assembly Rule 56 suspended, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 4628; motion carried, 4629; 










649

650 


A.B. No. 






















5822; Chapter 54 (2008) 








Chapter 199 (2008) 



from Senate, to enrollment, 6945; enrolled, to Governor, 7271; vetoed, 7358 










action, 7482 







A.B. No. 





to Senate, 5199; from Senate, with amendments, 5997; returned to Senate by 

unanimous consent, 5999; from Senate, with amendments, 6468; Assembly Rule 

77 suspended, 6494; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6498; 























7463 











author’s amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 4499; Assembly 

Rule 56 suspended, 4613; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 

time, amended, re-referred, 4638; from committee, re-referred, 4682, 4699; from 










651

652 


A.B. No. 




























action, 7482 








7463 









6023; withdrawn from enrollment, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 

6038; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; from 

Special Consent Calendar, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6306; from 






A.B. No. 



amended, re-referred, 4775; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, withdrawn from committee, 

to second reading, 5128; read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 


























6158; Chapter 266 (2008) 




7463 









653

654 


A.B. No. 

3005 Introduced, 4082; read first time, 4109; to committee, 4245; Assembly Rule 56 

suspended, request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, 

motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 4628; motion carried, 4629; from committee, 












4613; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 7328 

















reading, 5544; taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read third time, Call 

of Assembly, 5585; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 5588 



















6514; enrolled, to Governor, 7267; Chapter 557 (2008)


A.B. No. 







7268; Chapter 645 (2008) 






7268; Chapter 312 (2008) 

















7321; vetoed, 7425 















Assembly Rule 77 suspended, 6955; Call of Assembly, 7013; Call of Assembly 








655

656 


A.B. No. 




7463 



committee, 4759; read second time, amended, re-referred, 4784; read third time, 

urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4935; from committee, 5300; taken up 


passed, to Senate, 5439; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent 






passed, to Senate, 5399 







Chapter 611 (2008) 





7463 



from committee, 4676; read second time, to third reading, 4702; re-referred, 4732; 


















(2008) 



A.B. No. 


















third time, passed, to Senate, 4936; from Senate, with amendments, to Special 












urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 5576; from Senate, to enrollment, 5913; 







(2008) 




6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 











657

658 


A.B. No. 
















passed, to Senate, 5578; from Senate, with amendments, 7057; Call of Assembly, 

















Senate, 4631; from Senate, to enrollment, 5998; withdrawn from enrollment, 

returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6038 
















(2008)


A.B. No. 




(2008) 

3058 Introduced, read first time, 4154; to committee, from committee, author’s 





5398; from Senate, with amendments, 6513; Senate amendments containing an 


Chapter 693 (2008) 




















from Senate, with amendments, 6513; Call of Assembly, 6613; Call of Assembly 





third time, passed, to Senate, 4936; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 




re-referred, 4430; action rescinded, re-referred, 4501; from committee, re-referred, 





re-referred, 4430; action rescinded, 4501; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 4613; 



with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; Senate amendments 


659

660 


A.B. No. 






third time, passed, to Senate, 4936; from Senate, with amendments, to Special 





read third time, amended, returned to third reading, re-referred to committee 

pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5457; from committee, without action, to Chief 





(2008) 

















Senate, with amendments, 6987; to Supplemental File, 6989; re-referred to 



Chapter 509 (2008) 





Chapter 510 (2008) 



third time, passed, to Senate, 5061; from Senate, with amendments, 6987; to 




A.B. No. 




withdrawn from enrollment, returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 5999; from 


Rule 77.2, 7106; from committee, 7138; Senate amendments containing an 


Chapter 511 (2008) 





action, 7481 






(2008) 





Chapter 306 (2008) 

3080 Introduced, read first time, 4239; to committee(s), 4266; Assembly Rule 56 























Chapter 591 (2008) 

661

662 


A.B. No. 

3084 pursuant to Joint Rule 54, Introduced, read first time, 5618; to committee, 5714; 

Article IV, Section 8(a) of Constitution dispensed with and Joint Rule 55 

suspended, 5949; from committee, 5958; read second time, to third reading, 5970; 



enrolled, to Governor, 7271; vetoed, 7385


ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 

A.C.A. No. 






2 Introduced, read first time, 69; to committees, 1703; from committee, author’s 













died on third reading file, 7477 



7 Introduced, read first time, 475; to committees, 1703; from committee, without 





2497, 2676; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 


read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3018; read third time, refused 

adoption, 3271; motion to reconsider, 3272; motion continued, 3635, 3658, 3699, 

3748, 3811, 3843, 3944, 3968, 3987, 4017, 4113, 4143, 4189, 4203, 4227, 4274, 

4313, 4378, 4456, 4507, 4634, 4731, 4846, 4873, 4940, 4983, 5064, 5090, 5169, 

5216, 5277, 5404, 5525, 5633, 5658, 5713, 5741, 5807, 5840, 5903, 5953, 6021, 

6090, 6140, 6190, 6263, 6387, 6450, 6510, 6552, 6564, 6666, 6715, 6752, 6784, 

6820, 6850, 6880, 6937, 7028, 7094, 7189, 7201, 7277; died on file, 

reconsideration pending, 7476 

9 Introduced, read first time, 648; to committees, 1703; from committee, re-referred, 


re-referred, 2358; withdrawn from committee, to third reading, taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, taken up 

without reference to file, read third time, Call of Assembly, 7217; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, action rescinded and record expunged, 7254; died on third reading 

file, 7477 








664 


A.C.A. No. 

13 Introduced, read first time, 3948; to committees, 5714; Assembly Rule 56 

suspended, 5823; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7473 





time, refused adoption, motion to reconsider, 6776; motion continued, 6820, 

6850, 6880, 6937, 7028, 7094, 7189, 7201, 7277; died on file, reconsideration 

pending, 7476 







19 Introduced, read first time, 6209; to committee, 6520; Article IV, Section 8(a) of 

Constitution dispensed with and Joint Rule 55 suspended, 6549; from committee, 


committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7466


ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

A.C.R. No. 

1 Introduced, 70; to committee, 254; from committee, author’s amendments adopted, 

re-referred, 606; from committee, to third reading, 836; taken up out of order, by 

unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 973; from Senate, 

to enrollment, 1205; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 1216; Resolution 

Chapter 28 (2007) 

2 Introduced, 70; to committee, 254; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 287; read, 

adopted, to Senate, 335; from Senate, to enrollment, 553; enrolled, filed with 

Secretary of State, 575; Resolution Chapter 9 (2007) 

3 Introduced, 84; taken up without reference to file, read, coauthors added, adopted, 


concurred in, to enrollment, 226; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 244; 

Resolution Chapter 3 (2007) 

4 Introduced, 86; to committee, 254; from committee, re-referred, 577; from 

committee, to Consent Calendar, 723; read, adopted, to Senate, 821; from Senate, 


enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 2494; Resolution Chapter 99 (2007) 

5 Introduced, 97; to committee, 254; from committee, to third reading, 259; read, 

coauthors added, 280; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 

281; from Senate, to enrollment, 383; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 482; 



coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 295; from Senate, to enrollment, 568; 



committee, 1085; read, amended, to Consent Calendar, 1109; read, adopted, to 




8 Introduced, 132; to committee, 254; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 300; 

read, adopted, to Senate, 336; from Senate, to enrollment, 553; enrolled, filed with 


9 Introduced, 132; died at Desk, 7476 


re-referred, 520; from committee, re-referred, 577; from committee, 723; read, 

amended, to Consent Calendar, 743; read, adopted, to Senate, 938; from Senate, 


Chapter 64 (2007) 


re-referred, 2643; from committee, 2753; read, amended, to third reading, 2812; 

read, coauthors added, 2902; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to 

Senate, 2903; from Senate, to enrollment, 3065; enrolled, filed with Secretary of 

State, 3469; Resolution Chapter 134 (2007) 




re-referred, 551; from committee, re-referred, 592; from committee, to third 

reading, 723; read, coauthors added, 747; taken up without reference to file, read, 


Secretary of State, 1123; Resolution Chapter 23 (2007)

666 


A.C.R. No. 



296; from Senate, to enrollment, 383; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 482; 


15 Introduced, 220; to committee, 254; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 

7474 




17 Introduced, 244; to committee, 297; from committee, 701; read, amended, 

re-referred, 726; withdrawn from committee to third reading, 814; read, adopted, 

to Senate, 932; from Senate, to enrollment, 2235; enrolled, filed with Secretary of 



re-referred, 551; from committee, to third reading, 568; read, coauthors added, 

603; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 604; from Senate, 

to enrollment, 739; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 782; Resolution Chapter 

17 (2007) 



adopted, to Senate, 355; from Senate, to enrollment, 522; Resolution Chapter 7 

(2007) 


re-referred, 520; from committee, re-referred, 577; from committee, 723; read, 

amended, to Consent Calendar, 743; read, adopted, to Senate, 938; from Senate, 


Chapter 65 (2007) 


re-referred, 538; from committee, 835; read, amended, to third reading, 880; read, 

coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 933; from Senate, with amendments, 6468; 

Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 6530; vote, explanation of, 7105; 




Senate, 938; from Senate, with amendments, 2350; Senate amendments concurred 

in, to enrollment, 2574; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 2624; Resolution 

Chapter 106 (2007) 

23 Introduced, 340; to committee, 382; from committee, 484; read, amended, to third 

reading, 495; read, coauthors added, 505; taken up without reference to file, read, 




re-referred, 658; from committee, 1400; read, amended, re-referred, 1414; from 

committee, 1687; read, amended, to Consent Calendar, 1698; from Consent 

Calendar, to inactive file, 1704; from inactive file by unanimous consent, to 

Consent Calendar, 2473; read, adopted, to Senate, 2569; from Senate, with 






State, 2382; Resolution Chapter 66 (2007)


A.C.R. No. 










re-referred, 1246; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 2233; read, adopted, to 




from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1062; read, adopted, to Senate, 1290; 

from Senate, to enrollment, 1545; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 1585; 



committee, to Consent Calendar, 1084; read, adopted, to Senate, 1187; from 

Senate, to enrollment, 2349; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 2382; 







read, adopted, to Senate, 645; from Senate, to enrollment, 739; enrolled, filed with 











2432; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 2494; Resolution Chapter 100 (2007) 








read, adopted, to Senate, 1187; from Senate, to enrollment, 1545; enrolled, filed 

with Secretary of State, 1585; Resolution Chapter 40 (2007) 





667

668 


A.C.R. No. 



1069; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 1070; from 









1073; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 1074; from 



43 Introduced, 711; to committee, 813; from committee, to third reading, 1335; taken 

up out of order, by unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 

1353; from Senate, to enrollment, 1545; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 

1585; Resolution Chapter 42 (2007) 


7474 















49 Introduced, 1077; to committee, 1099; from committee, author’s amendments 

adopted, re-referred, 1158; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 1336; read, 








read, adopted, to Senate, 1627; from Senate, to enrollment, 2362; Senate 

amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 2432; enrolled, filed with Secretary of 




with Secretary of State, 1672; Resolution Chapter 48 (2007)


A.C.R. No. 


adopted, re-referred, 1399; from committee, to third reading, 1866; taken up 

without reference to file, read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 1927; from 



54 Introduced, 1270; to committee, 1411; from committee, 1634; read, amended, to 

Consent Calendar, 1650; read, adopted, to Senate, 1712; from Senate, to 

enrollment, 2175; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 2197; Resolution Chapter 

57 (2007) 


























adopted, re-referred, 2407; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 2421; motion carried, withdrawn from 

committee to third reading, 2422; read, adopted, to Senate, 2479; from Senate, to 


107 (2007) 








65 Introduced, 2437; to committee, from committee, author’s amendments adopted, 




669

670 


A.C.R. No. 


adopted, re-referred, 2630; from committee, to third reading, 2728; read, coauthors 

added, adopted, to Senate, 2766; from Senate, to enrollment, 3065; enrolled, filed 



from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2546; read, coauthors added, adopted, to 




adopted, re-referred, 2510; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 2545; from 

Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2635; read, adopted, to Senate, 2700; from 




adopted, re-referred, 4118; from committee, 4230; read, amended, to third reading, 

4254; read, amended, returned to third reading, 4450; read, amended, adopted, to 


State, 6032; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7177; Resolution Chapter 77 

(2008) 










added, 2896; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 2897; 

from Senate, to enrollment, 3065; enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 3469; 














read, adopted, to Senate, 3431; from Senate, without action, 7481 


read, adopted, to Senate, 3431; from Senate, without action, 7481 


read, adopted, to Senate, 3431; from Senate, without action, 7481


A.C.R. No. 


adopted, re-referred, 4118, 4250; from committee, re-referred, 4357; from 

committee, author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 4771; from committee, to 

third reading, 5299; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 5441; from Senate, 







third reading, 3719; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 3749; from Senate, 


Chapter 2 (2008) 


adopted, re-referred, 3949; from committee, re-referred, 4326; from committee, to 






added, adopted, to Senate, 4379; from Senate, with amendments, 4708; taken up 

out of order, by unanimous consent, Senate amendments concurred in, to 


28 (2008) 






adopted, to Senate, 4923; from Senate, without action, 7481 






third reading, 4966; read, amended, returned to third reading, 5145; read, adopted, 

to Senate, 5197; from Senate, with amendments, 7099; Call of Assembly, 7128; 





adopted, re-referred, 4035, 4162; from committee, to third reading, 4194; taken up 

out of order, by unanimous consent, read, adopted, to Senate, 4371; from Senate, 


Chapter 18 (2008) 


re-referred, 4376; from committee, 4567; read, amended, to Consent Calendar, 

4602; read, adopted, to Senate, 4750; from Senate, to enrollment, 5913; enrolled, 

filed with Secretary of State, 6022; Resolution Chapter 71 (2008) 


committee, author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 5068; from committee, 


671

672 


A.C.R. No. 






adopted, re-referred, 4249, 4637; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 

7467 


up out of order, by unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, 4140; taken up 

without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 4141; from Senate, to 


10 (2008) 









up out of order, by unanimous consent, read, 4138; coauthors added, taken up 

without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 4139; from Senate, to 


11 (2008) 


adopted, re-referred, 4155; from committee, 4327; read, amended, to Consent 

Calendar, 4360; read, adopted, to Senate, 4452; from Senate, with amendments, 

5913; Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 5935; enrolled, filed with 



adopted, to Senate, 4630; from Senate, with amendments, 5998; Call of Assembly, 



93 (2008) 


coauthors added, 4504; taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read, 










adopted, re-referred, 4756; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7474 





adopted, re-referred, 5014; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 7474


A.C.R. No. 


adopted, re-referred, 4228, 4887; re-referred, 5070; from committee, author’s 

amendments adopted, re-referred, 5109, 5776; from committee, to third reading, 









Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 5889; enrolled, filed with 













5004; read, adopted, to Senate, 5200; from Senate, with amendments, 7099; 




amended, returned to third reading, 4733; read, coauthors added, adopted, to 




committee, to third reading, 4567; read, adopted, to Senate, 4623; from Senate, 

with amendments, 6293; to Special Consent Calendar, 6296; from Special 

Consent Calendar, 6446; returned to Senate by unanimous consent, 6762; from 




adopted, re-referred, 4297, 4355, 4497; from committee, without action, to Chief 








third reading, 5299; read, adopted, to Senate, 5400; from Senate, without action, 

7481 

118 Introduced, 4275; to committee, 4445; from committee, without action, to Chief 



673

674 


A.C.R. No. 

120 Introduced, 4313; to committee, 4445; re-referred, 5721; from committee, 5967; 

read, amended, to Consent Calendar, 5983; from Consent Calendar, to third 

reading, 6038; to inactive file, 6138; from inactive file, to third reading, 6306; read, 




re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 4716; read, adopted, to Senate, 4844; from 








123 Introduced, 4409; to committee, 4499; from committee, to third reading, 4853; 

re-referred, 4864; from committee, 5299; read, amended, to third reading, 5340; 

read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 5442; from Senate, without action, 

7481 



adopted, to Senate, 4844; from Senate, with amendments, 4947; Senate 







adopted, re-referred, 4694; from committee, to third reading, 5908; read, adopted, 






















enrolled, filed with Secretary of State, 5626; Resolution Chapter 55 (2008)


A.C.R. No. 





re-referred, 5768; from committee, to third reading, 5990; read, Call of Assembly, 

6060; Call of Assembly dispensed with, adopted, to Senate, 6080; from Senate, 


with, Senate amendments concurred in, to enrollment, 7151; enrolled, filed with 

























89 (2008) 











5941; from Senate, with amendments, to Special Consent Calendar, 6269; Senate 







133 (2008) 

675

676 


A.C.R. No. 


from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 5923; read, coauthors added, 6016; taken 

up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 6017; from Senate, with 




adopted, re-referred, 6025; from committee, re-referred, 6200; from committee, 

author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 6210; from committee, to third reading, 

6271; read, amended, returned to third reading, 6304; read, adopted, to Senate, 











third reading, 6200; read, adopted, to Senate, 6331; from Senate, to enrollment, 








Consent Calendar, 6293; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6306; read, 




163 (2008) 







164 (2008) 












159 Introduced, 7439


ASSEMBLY JOINT RESOLUTIONS 

A.J.R. No. 





2 Introduced, 70; to committee, 254; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 702; read, 





7475 


re-referred, 518; from committee, to third reading, 538; read, adopted, to Senate, 



123 (2007) 













7474 











read, adopted, to Senate, 1364; from Senate, with amendments, 2027; Senate 







re-referred, 628; from committee, to third reading, 682; taken up out of order, by 

unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, 814; taken up without reference to file, 


with Secretary of State, 1155; Resolution Chapter 27 (2007)

678 


A.J.R. No. 


amended, returned to third reading, 1940; read, coauthors added, 1966; taken up 

without reference to file, read third time, amended, adopted, to Senate, 1967; from 












746; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 747; from Senate, 


Chapter 75 (2007) 





adopted, to Senate, 1113; from Senate, with amendments, 5970; re-referred to 






2474; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 3166; from Senate, with 









added, 2219; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 2220; 



119 (2007) 









Secretary of State, 3474; Resolution Chapter 151 (2007)


A.J.R. No. 


third reading, 2465; read, coauthors added, 2479; taken up without reference to 

file, read, adopted, to Senate, 2480; from Senate, to enrollment, 2713; enrolled, 










96 (2008) 


third reading, 2813; read, coauthors added, 2897; taken up without reference to 

file, read, adopted, to Senate, 2898; from Senate, to enrollment, 3275; enrolled, 




3748; read, coauthors added, 3780; taken up without reference to file, read, 








36 Introduced, 2642; to committees, 3679; from committee, author’s amendments 

adopted, re-referred, 3680; from committee, 3788; read, amended, re-referred, 

3797; from committee, author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 5966; from 

committee, to Consent Calendar, 6026; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 

6038; re-referred, 6378; from committee, to third reading, 6943; read, coauthors 



37 Introduced, 2642; to committees, 3679; from committee, author’s amendments 

adopted, re-referred, 3680; from committee, 3788; read, amended, re-referred, 

3797; from committee, author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 5762; from 

committee, re-referred, 5815; from committee, 5857; read, amended, to third 

reading, 5877; read, amended, returned to third reading, 6016; read, adopted, to 







6530; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 6546; Call of Assembly 







679

680 


A.J.R. No. 







adopted, re-referred, 5717; from committee, 5920; read, amended, to Consent 

Calendar, 5970; read, adopted, to Senate, 6019; from Senate, to enrollment, 6268; 




4895; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 5037; from Senate, to enrollment, 










adopted, re-referred, 4696, 6198; from committee, without action, to Chief Clerk, 

7471 




adopted, re-referred, 4301, 4720; from committee, to third reading, 4806; read, 




adopted, re-referred, 4297; from committee, re-referred, 4424; from committee, 

4702; read, amended, to third reading, 4730; read, coauthors added, 4836; taken 

up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 4837; from Senate, with 
















6033; Resolution Chapter 92 (2008)


A.J.R. No. 


third reading, 5004; read, amended, returned to third reading, 5457; action 

rescinded, read, amended, returned to third reading, 5466; Assembly Rule 69(d) 

suspended, 5544; read, adopted, to Senate, 5630; from Senate, to enrollment, 









third reading, 5861; read, adopted, to Senate, 5939; from Senate, with 





to Senate, 5735; from Senate, to enrollment, 5970; enrolled, filed with Secretary 

of State, 6032; Resolution Chapter 84 (2008) 








Call of Assembly, 5654; Call of Assembly dispensed with, adopted, to Senate, 



100 (2008) 


from Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 5824; died on inactive file, 7476 


committee, 6099; read, amended, to third reading, 6109; read, adopted, to Senate, 



















681

682 


A.J.R. No. 






73 Introduced, 6822; died at Desk, 7476


HOUSE RESOLUTIONS 

H.R. No. 

1 Introduced, 10; read and adopted, 55 

2 Introduced, 55; read and adopted, 56 

3 Introduced, read and adopted, 57 

4 Introduced, 141; to committee, 254; from committee, to third reading, taken up 

without reference to file, read, coauthors added, 256; taken up without reference 

to file, read and adopted, 257 



6 Introduced, 248; to committee, from committee, author’s amendments adopted, 

re-referred, 278; from committee, to third reading, taken up without reference to 

file, read, coauthors added, 279; taken up without reference to file, read and 

adopted, 280 


coauthors added, adopted, 505 




adopted, re-referred, 1330; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 1635; read and 

adopted, 1684 


7474 


read and adopted, 1322 

12 Introduced, 1270; taken up without reference to file, read, coauthors added, 1321; 

taken up without reference to file, read and adopted, 1322 




third reading, 1650; read, coauthors added, adopted, 1681 




adopted, re-referred, 2228; from committee, to third reading, 2258; read and 

adopted, 2307 

17 Introduced, 2253; to committee, 2350; from committee, to third reading, 2385; read 

and adopted, 2433 




adopted, re-referred, 2536, 2630; from committee, to third reading, 2728; read and 

adopted, 2766 



added, adopted, 5155 




adopted, re-referred, 4157, 4229, 4477; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 

4657; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 4721; read, amended, returned to 

third reading, 4837; read and adopted, 4922

684 


H.R. No. 



added, 3946; taken up without reference to file, read and adopted, 3947 


amended, returned to third reading, 3841; read, coauthors added, adopted, 3861 


adopted, re-referred, 4247; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 4303; read and 

adopted, 4381 





added, adopted, 4505 

28 Introduced, 4361; taken up without reference to committee or file, read and adopted, 

4372 

29 Introduced, 4635; to committee, 4691; withdrawn from committee, taken up without 

reference to committee or file, read, coauthors added, 4746; taken up without 

reference to file, read and adopted, 4747 


coauthors added, 5268; taken up without reference to file, read and adopted, 5269 


adopted, re-referred, 5965; from committee, to third reading, 6000; taken up 

without reference to file, read, coauthors added, adopted, 6001 

32 Introduced, 5955; to committee, 5996; from committee, to third reading, 6142; read 

and adopted, 6330 





SENATE BILLS 

S.B. No. 

1 In Assembly, read first time, 1855; to committee, 2105; from committee, 2346; read 



passed, to Senate, 2962; action rescinded and record expunged, 2967; read third 

time, amended, returned to third reading, 3099; re-referred to committee pursuant 

to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3109; from committee, re-referred, 3223; from committee, 

3294; taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, to third 

reading, 3295; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to 

suspend Rules, 3296; motion carried, taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, passed, to Senate immediately, 3297; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

3445 

2 In Assembly, read first time, 1546; to committee(s), 1604; from committee, author’s 





committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3204; 

Assembly amendments concurred in, 3445 

5 In Assembly, read first time, 2028; to committee(s), 2180; from committee, 




amended, re-referred, 2990; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, withdrawn from 

committee (Assembly Rule 96 suspended), 2996; read second time, to third 

reading, 2997; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, taken up without reference to file, 

read third time, 3041; passed, to Senate, 3043; Assembly amendments concurred 

in, 3190; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 3427 



2530; from committee, 2800; read second time, amended, re-referred, 2817; 

withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, passed, to 

Senate, 3211; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3445 

8 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; to committee, 1510; from committee, re-referred, 





read second time, amended, re-referred, 2544, 2625; from committee, without 

action, returned to Senate, 7464 

10 In Assembly, read first time, 1546; to committee, 1604; from committee, author’s 






third time, passed, to Senate immediately, 3169; Assembly amendments concurred 

in, 3445 


second time, amended, re-referred, 2414; from committee, without action, 

returned to Senate, 7464

686 


S.B. No. 

12 In Assembly, read first time, 268; to committee(s), 443; from committee, re-referred, 

538; from committee, 609; read second time, to third reading, 633; read third time, 

urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 748 





read third time, passed, to Senate, 2963; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

3190 




to Senate, 2963; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3063 


second time, to third reading, 2153; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2220 









read second time, amended, re-referred, 2525; from committee, without action, 

returned to Senate, 7464 






reading, 2833; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2964; Assembly amendments 

concurred in, 3063 





without action, returned to Senate, 7464 




time, amended, re-referred, 2538, 2628; from committee, 2800; read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 2817; withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; 






3170; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3446 


2272; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7464


S.B. No. 














reading, 5803; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5804; 


6168; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 6177; from committee, re-referred, 6192; 


passed, to Senate, 6428; vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments 








dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6657; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

6988 




second reading, 2819; to third reading, 2833; to inactive file, 2957; notice of intent 

to remove from inactive file, 6039; from inactive file, to third reading, 6107; to 

















2751 

687

688 


S.B. No. 




3019; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 3022; Assembly 

amendments concurred in, 3275 








time, amended, returned to third reading, 3036; to inactive file, 3066; request to 

rescind action, unanimous consent withheld, motion to rescind action, 3115; 

motion carried, 3116; to inactive file, 3230; notice of intent to remove from 

inactive file, 5593; from inactive file, to third reading, 5621; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 5940; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6514 

38 In Assembly, read first time, 2032; to committee(s), 2212; re-referred, 2246; from 


second time, amended, re-referred, 2494, 2628; from committee, 2687; read 


2734; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2793; Assembly 






third time, passed, to Senate, 2792; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2989 





reading, 671; taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 672; Assembly amendments concurred in, 740 

41 In Assembly, read first time, 182; to committee, Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 226; 


229; from committee, re-referred, 244; from committee, read second time, to third 

reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate 

immediately, 255; Assembly amendments concurred in, 268 


2131; from committee, 2799; read second time, to third reading, 2813; to inactive 

file, 3234; died on inactive file, 7476 






Senate, 3215; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3445


S.B. No. 























file, 2832; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 5705; from inactive file, 

to third reading, 5734; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 

re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 5805; Assembly Rule 

56 suspended, 6177; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 













time, passed, to Senate, 6020; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6292 


5909; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7464 





65 In Assembly, read first time, Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 1546; to committee, 


re-referred, 2244; re-referred, 2246; withdrawn from committee (Assembly Rule 

96 suspended), Assembly Rule 63 suspended, read second time, to third reading, 

3111; taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third 



689

690 


S.B. No. 







5957; read second time, amended, re-referred, 5975; withdrawn from committee 


amended, returned to third reading, 6242; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6410; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6451; Assembly amendments 







to third reading, 3020; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3232; Assembly 




77 In Assembly, read first time, 1091; taken up without reference to file, read second 

time, amended, to third reading, 1558; read third time, passed, to Senate, 1626; 

Assembly amendments refused concurrence, Senate conferees appointed, 1690; 

Assembly conferees appointed, 1691; Conference Committee report received, 

2443; Conference Committee report taken up, urgency clause read, Call of 

Assembly, 2547; Call of Assembly dispensed with, Conference Committee report 

and urgency clause, adopted by Assembly, 2612; Conference Committee report 

adopted by Senate, 2660 



committee, taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, 2547; 

taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause read, Call of 

Assembly, 2548; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause adopted, 



















passed, to Senate, 2601; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2660


S.B. No. 









committee, read third time, motion to amend, Set 1, motion to table, 2560; motion 

carried, motion to amend, Set 2, motion to table carried, 2561; motion to amend, 

Set 3, motion to table carried, motion to amend, Set 4, amendments adopted, 2562; 


































89 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; to committee, from committee, author’s 






691

692 


S.B. No. 



committee, taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, taken up 



2624 






2624 




taken up without reference to file, read third time, Call of Assembly, 2560; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, motion to reconsider, 2610; motion 

continued, 2659, 2725, 2796, 2903, 2983, 3052; reconsideration granted, to 



amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 2510, 3056; withdrawn 

from committee (Assembly Rule 96 suspended), Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 

3132; read second time, 3133; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 


of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 3178; Assembly amendments 





3132; read second time, 3133; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 





3266; read second time, taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, 







committee, read second time, taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

amended, 2651; taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, to 






dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 2613; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 2752; 

action rescinded, 2996; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

amended, returned to third reading, 3051; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3240


S.B. No. 

99 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, Article IV, Section 

8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 2475; read third time, urgency clause 












2304; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2375; Assembly amendments concurred 

in, 2444 



reading, 2819; to third reading, 2833; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2977; 






returned to third reading, 2705, 2835; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3036; 







106 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 2331; read second 

time, Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 2332; read third 





to third reading, 6179, 6478; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6622; Assembly 





693

694 


S.B. No. 




second reading, 2820; to third reading, 2833; read third time, 3067; Call of 

Assembly, 3068; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 3087; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 3109; motion 

continued, 3217, 3432, 3635, 3658, 3699, 3748, 3811, 3843, 3944, 3968, 3987, 

4017, 4113, 4143, 4189, 4203, 4227, 4274, 4313, 4378, 4456, 4507, 4634, 4731, 

4846, 4873, 4940, 4983, 5064, 5090, 5169, 5216, 5277, 5404, 5525, 5633, 5658, 

5713, 5741, 5807, 5840, 5903, 5953, 6021, 6090, 6140, 6190, 6263, 6387, 6450, 

6510, 6552, 6564, 6666, 6715, 6752, 6784; reconsideration requested, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to reconsider, 6811; motion to reconsider carried, 6812; 

read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6813; taken up out of order, 

by unanimous consent, read third time, Call of Assembly, 7107; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, request to rescind action and expunge record, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to rescind action and expunge record, motion carried, 7137; 

action rescinded and record expunged, 7138; died on third reading file, 7477 



to third reading, 6273; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6364 





2713 

113 In Assembly, read first time, 296; to committee, 297; request to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 352; motion 

carried, 353; from committee, re-referred, 402; from committee, 483; read second 

time, to third reading, 495; read third time, amendments read, motion to table, 

motion carried, 529; passed, to Senate, 530 




returned to second reading, 2820; to third reading, 2833; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2964; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

3190 



time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 3025 













S.B. No. 





3446 








third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2570 








read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2710; to inactive file, 3697; 









Consent Calendar, to third reading, 5823; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5894 















2245; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2310, 2766; read third 







695

696 


S.B. No. 


second time, to Consent Calendar, 2205; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2250 




amended, re-referred, 2634; from committee, re-referred, 2798; withdrawn from 

committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3210; 




2451; read second time, amended, re-referred, 2466; request to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), Call of 

Assembly, 2472; Call of Assembly dispensed with, motion carried, 2473; from 



amended, re-referred, 2817; withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; to 

inactive file, 3697; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 5923; from 


reading, 6018; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6019, 

6108; action rescinded, 6176; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 

77.2, Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 6177; from committee, re-referred, 6199; 








second time, to Consent Calendar, 817; to inactive file, 818; notice of intent to 




second time, to Consent Calendar, 817; to inactive file, 818; notice of intent to 


third time, passed, to Senate, 2789 




Calendar, 2639; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2719; Assembly amendments 





read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 3420 





6719


S.B. No. 








read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2717, 2775; read third time, 





reading, 2820; to third reading, 2833; to inactive file, 3112; notice of intent to 


third time, amended, returned to third reading, 5631; re-referred, 5632, 5721; from 














Consent Calendar, 6112; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6257; Assembly 






second time, amended, re-referred, 5639, 5780; from committee, 5956; read 





6535, 6763; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6796; read third time, passed, to 










in, 2751 

697

698 


S.B. No. 









2909 






dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 3416 








read third time, passed, to Senate, 2790; vote, explanation of, 2791; Assembly 





169 In Assembly, read first time, 1689; to committee, 2106; from committee, without 












Calendar, to third reading, 2421; returned to Consent Calendar by unanimous 

consent, 2473; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2569; 

from Senate, returned to Assembly, 2712; action rescinded, 2834; read third time, 

amended, returned to third reading, 2974, 3107; read third time, urgency clause 


174 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, read second time, 

Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 2336; read third time, 




time, passed, to Senate, 2334


S.B. No. 




time, to third reading, 2814; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2919; Assembly 








2713 













to Senate, 6419; vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

6719 








2814; to inactive file, 3203; notice of intent to remove from inactive file, 3696; 

from inactive file, to third reading, 3719; read third time, amended, returned to 

third reading, 3752; to inactive file, 3778; notice of intent to remove from inactive 

file, 5652; from inactive file, to third reading, 5678; re-referred, 5705, 5748; from 



committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6751; from committee, 6786; taken 


reading, 6787; to third reading, 6791; re-referred to committee pursuant to 

Assembly Rule 77.2, 6833; from committee, taken up without reference to file, 


7051; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend 

Rules, motion carried, 7088; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 




699

700 


S.B. No. 











re-referred, 2453; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7464 






5601; re-referred, 5652, 5721; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from 


time, amended, re-referred, 5904; action rescinded, 5922; to Chief Clerk, pursuant 




5634; re-referred, 5652, 5721; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 

time, amended, re-referred, 5732, 5774; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from 



second reading, 6202; to third reading, 6211; read third time, urgency clause 


202 In Assembly, read first time, 2029; to committee(s), 2212; re-referred, 2225; to Chief 







amended, re-referred, 2452; request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), Call of Assembly, 2472; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, motion carried, 2473; from committee, re-referred, 








2640; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2693; returned to Consent 

Calendar by unanimous consent, 2834; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3047; 

Assembly amendments concurred in, 3275


S.B. No. 








withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 3108; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3214; Assembly 























reading, 5986; to third reading, 6002; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6071 



Calendar, 2517; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2570 














in, 2515 

701

702 


S.B. No. 





in, 3190 




Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 3065; request to rescind action, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion carried, request to suspend Rules, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, 3114; 

taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third 


















in, 2713 













3275 





without action, returned to Senate, 7476


S.B. No. 





3063 





















reading, 2528; to third reading, 2538; to inactive file, 2832; died on inactive file, 

7476 



272 In Assembly, read first time, 1547; to committee(s), 1604; from committee, 2234; 





in, 2989 








3102; read third time, Call of Assembly, 3208; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 






3275 

703

704 


S.B. No. 




2713 




2444 




returned to Assembly, 2752; action rescinded, 2834; read third time, amended, 




















2751 



to third reading, 6294; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6430; action rescinded, 

6446; vote, explanation of, 6466; read third time, amended, returned to third 





time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2776 




re-referred, 5986; withdrawn from committee (Assembly Rule 96 suspended), to 

third reading, 7115; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, 

motion to suspend Rules, 7116; motion carried, 7119; died on third reading file, 

7477 



third time, passed, to Senate, 2375


S.B. No. 










to third reading, 2481; to inactive file, 3035; notice of intent to remove from 

inactive file, 5271; from inactive file, to third reading, 5297; to inactive file, 5705; 


reading, 6037; Assembly Rule 78 suspended, taken up without reference to file, 


pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6065; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 

62(a), 7329 












6203 

























705

706 


S.B. No. 











6988 











re-referred, 2383, 4529; re-referred, 4863, 5281; from committee, without action, 





second time, to third reading, 2814; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2862; 








in, 2751 














S.B. No. 












328 In Assembly, read first time, 2029; to committee(s), 2213; from committee, without 




re-referred, 2131; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 2145; read third time, 













third reading, 2710; returned to Consent Calendar by unanimous consent, 2754; 


3063 




passed, to Senate, 2570; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 2752; action 

rescinded, 2834; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2973; read 





third time, passed, to Senate, 2708; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, 


342 In Assembly, read first time, 1637; died at Desk, 7476 





707

708 


S.B. No. 




second reading, 4188; to third reading, taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4202; Assembly amendments 




read second time, amended, re-referred, 2631, 2675; from committee, 2800; read 


read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 2967; read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 3084; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

3446 




4887; re-referred, 5070; from committee, re-referred, 5642, 5764; from 















2517; from Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 2546; notice of intent to remove 

from inactive file, 6379; from inactive file, to third reading, 6402; to inactive file, 

6714; died on inactive file, 7476 





2713 














S.B. No. 


















2751 












7099 













709

710 


S.B. No. 





re-referred, 3444, 3845, 4292; from committee, 6270; read second time, to third 







7099 























third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 2720; from Senate, returned 

to Assembly, held at Desk, 3091; action rescinded, 3270; to inactive file, 3697; 















third reading, 2781; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2841; Assembly 

amendments concurred in, 3063


S.B. No. 





















reading, 2412; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3037; to 





















reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 3295; to inactive file, 3804; 





402 In Assembly, read first time, 1857 



711

712 


S.B. No. 


























Calendar, 2696; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2710; to inactive file, 





second reading, 2530; to third reading, 2538; re-referred, 2539; from committee, 











third time, passed, to Senate, 6432; vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly 








concurred in, 2909


S.B. No. 





reading, 2639; read third time, passed, to Senate, vote, explanation of, 2791; 






in, 3190 


second time, amended, re-referred, 2454; from committee, re-referred, 2798; 









to second reading, 2370; read second time, to third reading, 2412; to inactive file, 



committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 2718; from committee, 2812; read 









3063 






committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3035; from committee, 3123; read 







Assembly Rule 77.2, 3261; action rescinded, read third time, urgency clause 


713

714 


S.B. No. 




from inactive file, to third reading, 3053; to inactive file, 3203; notice of intent to 

remove from inactive file, 5339; from inactive file, to third reading, 5429; to 



reading, 6535, 6763; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6796; read third time, 












6176; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, Assembly Rule 

56 suspended, 6177; from committee, re-referred, 6210; from committee, 6272; 


reading, 6277; to third reading, 6293; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6444 


















6203 









committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7475 


second time, to third reading, 5698; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6361


S.B. No. 



















returned to second reading, 2822; to third reading, 2833; to inactive file, 3314; 





2466; withdrawn from committee (Assembly Rule 96 suspended), to third 


suspend Rules, 7116; motion carried, 7119; died on third reading file, 7477 





second reading, 6395; to third reading, 6402; read third time, urgency clause 









amended, to third reading, 3295; to inactive file, 3697; notice of intent to remove 

from inactive file, 5593; to inactive file, 5949; notice of intent to remove from 

inactive file, 6726; from inactive file, to third reading, 6762; died on third reading 

file, 7477 









715

716 


S.B. No. 














reading, 3107; Assembly Rule 69(b) suspended, Assembly Rule 69(e) suspended, 





read second time, amended, re-referred, 4987, 5619; re-referred, 5629; from 


from committee, re-referred, 5873; from committee, 6170; read second time, to 








returned to third reading, 2488; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 

re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, from committee, read 

second time, to third reading, 2566; taken up without reference to file, read third 








2686; read second time, to third reading, 2694; to inactive file, 2996; notice of 



to Senate, 6642; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6756; action 







time, passed, to Senate, 2850; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2989


S.B. No. 








second time, to third reading, 2363; to inactive file, 2693; notice of intent to 




reading, motion to re-refer, motion carried, 5655; re-referred, 5721; to Chief Clerk, 















amended, returned to second reading, 5863; to third reading, 5877; to inactive file, 



re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6541; request to rescind 

action, unanimous consent withheld, motion to rescind action, Call of Assembly, 

6764; Call of Assembly dispensed with, motion carried, 6768; read third time, 












in, 2751 









717

718 


S.B. No. 

























in, 2989 



from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7474 










suspended, 6728; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6747; Assembly amendments 






concurred in, 2751


S.B. No. 




re-referred, 2462; re-referred, 2488, 2514; from committee, author’s amendments, 

read second time, amended, re-referred, 3949; re-referred, 4957, 5071; from 




read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6795; to inactive file, 6842; 

from inactive file by unanimous consent, to third reading, 7037; to inactive file, 


















vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6719 





3190 










3190 

719

720 


S.B. No. 





dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 2724; motion continued, 

2796; reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 2898; notice of intent to remove 

from inactive file, 6039; from inactive file, to third reading, 6107; read third time, 


Assembly Rule 77.2, 6263; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 















inactive file, to third reading, 6402; to inactive file, 6866; died on inactive file, 

7476 




amended, re-referred, 2508; from committee, read second time, 2564; taken up 

without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 



















S.B. No. 





read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 3034; Assembly 






3063 












withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; to inactive file, 3112; notice 









second reading, 6113; to third reading, 6178; read third time, urgency clause read, 

Call of Assembly, 6357; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause 



re-referred, 2344, 2450; withdrawn from committee to second reading, 2472; read 



third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3040; re-referred to committee 


reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 3295; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate immediately, 3419; from Senate, 

returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 3601; action rescinded, 3696; read third time, 

amended, returned to third reading, 3966; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 


721

722 


S.B. No. 








7059 












Senate, 3233; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 4644; action rescinded, 5705; 

read third time, amended, returned to third reading, re-referred, 5738; re-referred, 








amended, returned to second reading, 2697; to Consent Calendar, 2734; from 




re-referred, 5723, 5766; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7464 














amended, returned to third reading, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 77.2, 4271; from committee, 4568; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 




S.B. No. 






















2909 




5410; from committee, re-referred, 5697, 5855; from committee, author’s 














re-referred, 2629, 6099, 6169; from committee, 6673; read second time, amended, 




2144; from committee, 2292; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 2304; to 





723

724 


S.B. No. 



















3063 





committee, re-referred, 2344; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 

7464 






to third reading, re-referred, 4191; from committee, re-referred, 4254; from 




reading, 5271; read third time, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 5654; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause refused adoption, motion to 

reconsider, 5657; motion continued, 5713, 5741, 5807; reconsideration requested, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion to reconsider carried, 5836; read third time, 

urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 5837; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

continued, 5839; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause adopted, 






to third reading, 5429; taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read third 


concurred in, 5602


S.B. No. 




to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3109; from committee, 3294; taken up without reference 

to file, read second time, to third reading, 3295; taken up without reference to file, 


4021 




read third time, Call of Assembly, 2836; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

continued, Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 2901; Call of Assembly 


2989 












read third time, passed, to Senate, 2767 




reading, 2718, 3098; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3164; Assembly 













Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 2546; from inactive file by unanimous consent, 

to Consent Calendar, 2635; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2721 





of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, vote, explanation of, 3201; 


725

726 


S.B. No. 




re-referred, 5778; from committee, re-referred, 5875; from committee, 6100; read 








2989 
















in, 2989 












5748; from committee, re-referred, 5860; from committee, author’s amendments, 

read second time, amended, re-referred, 6095; withdrawn from committee to 

second reading, 6108; read second time, to third reading, 6178; to Special Consent 







2473; returned to Consent Calendar by unanimous consent, 2546; read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 2653


S.B. No. 
























second reading, 2371; to Consent Calendar, 2412; from Consent Calendar, to third 








returned to second reading, 5988; to third reading, 6002; read third time, urgency 

clause read, Call of Assembly, 6071; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency 

clause refused adoption, reconsidered immediately by unanimous consent, 6088; 


amendments concurred in, 7122; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 7164 

















727

728 


S.B. No. 










returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 3091; request to rescind action, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion carried, request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, 3114; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3116; read 








2989 















amended, re-referred, 2627; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 

7464 

















S.B. No. 

















reading, 2824; to third reading, 2833; read third time, 2970; Call of Assembly, 


2980; motion continued, 3052, 3217; reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 


reading, 4500; re-referred, 4839; from committee, author’s amendments, read 

second time, amended, re-referred, 4847; re-referred, 5721; from committee, 






returned to third reading, 6606, 6794; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6838; 

action rescinded, 6866; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6924; 






2304; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2376; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 

2712; action rescinded, 2753; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 

2918, 3751; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3784; Assembly amendments 









reading, 2786, 3106; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 97, 





729

730 


S.B. No. 











3445 






7476 




to Senate, 3032; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 3178; request 

to rescind action, unanimous consent withheld, motion carried, request to suspend 

Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, motion carried, 

3268; taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, taken up 

without reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 3269; Assembly 












3063 









returned to Senate, 7464


S.B. No. 






pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 3112; from committee, taken up without 










































731

732 


S.B. No. 













vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6719 








amended, returned to third reading, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 77.2, 6639; from committee, 6823; taken up without reference to file, read 












3446 





3275 










S.B. No. 

































amended, re-referred, 2537; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 

7464 












time, amended, returned to second reading, to inactive file, 2996; from inactive 

file, to second reading, 6777; read second time, to third reading, 6792; to inactive 






733

734 


S.B. No. 









2518; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2546; returned to Consent 

Calendar by unanimous consent, 2693; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2793; 



amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 2342; motion to re-refer, 

2372; motion carried, 2373; from committee, 2451; read second time, to third 








2909 
















reading, 2465; to Consent Calendar, 2474; from Consent Calendar, to third 







in, 3445


S.B. No. 






reading, 6479; action rescinded, 6506; read third time, amended, returned to third 














second reading, 2834; to third reading, 2958; request to suspend Rules, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 3114; motion carried, 3115; taken up 

without reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 3117; 


3445 



to Consent Calendar, 2640; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2721; Assembly 









Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6038; to inactive file, 6108; notice of intent to 






7067 










735

736 


S.B. No. 





Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2370; to inactive file, 2546; notice of intent to 







committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 4838; from committee, re-referred, 





















to Assembly Rule 97, 2833; from committee, author’s amendments, read second 



















second time, to Consent Calendar, 2206; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2251


S.B. No. 






to third reading, 5824; read third time, urgency clause read, 5944; Call of 

Assembly, 5945; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 5947; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause refused adoption, motion to reconsider, 

5952; motion continued, 6021, 6090, 6140, 6190, 6263; reconsideration 

requested, unanimous consent withheld, motion to reconsider carried, 6329; read 

third time, motion to amend, 6433; roll call demanded, amendments read and 

adopted, returned to third reading, 6434; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6644; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 6661; Call of Assembly dispensed 

with, continued, Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to 

reconsider, 6665; reconsideration requested, unanimous consent withheld, motion 

to reconsider, 6708; motion to reconsider carried, read third time, passed, to Senate, 









to file, read second time, to third reading, 3295; request to suspend Rules, 


taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate immediately, 






in, 2751 
















third reading, 2816; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3030 

737

738 


S.B. No. 









2442; read second time, amended, re-referred, 2456; from committee, taken up 


6296; to third reading, 6332; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6952; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 7029; Assembly amendments 




















3128; withdrawn from committee (Assembly Rule 96 suspended), Assembly Rule 

63 suspended, 3264; read second time, 3265; taken up without reference to file, 

read third time, passed, to Senate, 3266; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held 

at Desk, 4328; action rescinded, 4923; taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, amended, returned to third reading, 4938; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 

10.5, 4983; from committee, 5126; read second time, to third reading, 5187; read 












third time, passed, to Senate, 2781; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2909


S.B. No. 














re-referred, 2544; from committee, re-referred, 2798; withdrawn from committee, 



3445 







pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6796; from committee, without action, returned 

to Senate, 7464 




re-referred, 2282, 5778; re-referred, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5815; 




second time, to third reading, 1462; Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution 

dispensed with, 1474; taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency 

clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 1475 



third reading, 2695; to inactive file, 2916; notice of intent to remove from inactive 

file, 3804; from inactive file, to third reading, 3829; read third time, motion to 

amend, 3880; roll call demanded, amendments adopted, re-referred to committee 








to file, read second time, amended, to third reading, 3224; read third time, passed, 


739

740 


S.B. No. 















third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 6953; Assembly 





reading, 2465; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3063 


2389, 2798; withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, 































S.B. No. 





in, 3063 





7476 























to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6541; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 

7474 

















741

742 


S.B. No. 




2909 








in, 6292 












2989 




924 In Assembly, read first time, 2031; to committee(s), 2214; motion to re-refer, motion 

carried, 2338; from committee, re-referred, 2343; from committee, 2676; read 


Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 2710; taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, 2711; passed, to Senate, 2712; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2751 




















S.B. No. 

941 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution 

dispensed with, 3049; read second time, 3050; taken up without reference to file, 






















amended, re-referred, 2348; from committee, re-referred, 2387, 2798; withdrawn 

from committee, to third reading, 3035; to inactive file, 3203; notice of intent to 














3063 

957 In Assembly, read first time, 1092; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, read second time, 

Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 2336; read third time, 




reading, 2519; to third reading, 2526; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 





743

744 


S.B. No. 













request to waive Joint Rule 62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive 

Joint Rule 62(a), 6810; motion carried, 6811; from committee, 6823; read second 








from committee, re-referred, 2289, 2410; from committee, author’s amendments, 














972 In Assembly, read first time, 1638; to committee, 1859; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to 






returned to second reading, 6278; to third reading, 6293; read third time, Call of 

Assembly, 6486; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6501; 




returned to second reading, 2958; to third reading, 2995; to inactive file, 3203; 


reading, 4129; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6060; request 

to suspend Assembly Rule 69(d), unanimous consent withheld, motion to suspend 

Rules, motion carried, 6119; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

passed, to Senate, 6120; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6203


S.B. No. 







amended, to third reading, 3224; read third time, passed, to Senate, 3246; vote, 

explanation of, 3247; Assembly amendments concurred in, 3445 
















7059 



read third time, Call of Assembly, 2707; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused 

passage, motion to reconsider, 2725; motion continued, 2796; reconsideration 

granted, 2895; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to 

suspend Rules, 3114; motion carried, 3115; taken up without reference to file, read 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 5757, 6169; Assembly Rule 56 



reading, 6537, 6795; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6869; Call of Assembly 



983 In Assembly, read first time, 3903; to committee(s), 5808; Assembly Rule 56 

suspended, 5823; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 5843; from committee, re-referred, 5861, 5910; from 











745

746 


S.B. No. 







of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 3208; 

reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 3230; notice of intent to remove from 







7464 













in, 2444 


















second reading, 5972; to third reading, 5984; re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 

10.5, 5988; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 

re-referred, 6096; withdrawn from committee to second reading, 6108; read 




S.B. No. 




second time, to Consent Calendar, 2518; from Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 



re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 97, 3110; from committee, 






7477 





reading, 6303; action rescinded, 6379; read third time, amended, returned to third 














2385, 2798; withdrawn from committee, to third reading, 3035; read third time, 






of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 3098; from Senate, returned to 

Assembly, held at Desk, 6396; action rescinded, 6548; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 6607, 6794; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6840; Call 









747

748 


S.B. No. 
























2305; read third time, passed, to Senate, 2377; from Senate, returned to Assembly, 

held at Desk, 2444; action rescinded, 2693; read third time, amended, returned to 







passed, to Senate, 2772; action rescinded, 2792; read third time, amended, returned 


3024; from committee, re-referred, 3123, 3174; from committee, 3295; taken up 

without reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 3296; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 3422; from Senate, returned to 

Assembly, held at Desk, 3601; action rescinded, 4266; taken up without reference 

to file, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 4272; read third time, 

urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4380; Assembly amendments 





2386; from committee, 2545; read second time, to Consent Calendar, 2641; to 




action rescinded, 6548; to inactive file, 6912; died on inactive file, 7476


S.B. No. 





in, 2751 







in, 2751 





from inactive file, 2791; from inactive file, to third reading, 2812; read third time, 












amended, re-referred, 2495, 2628; from committee, 2686; read second time, 



Assembly Rule 97, 3110; action rescinded, 3119; read third time, passed, to 




time, amended, returned to third reading, 2916; read third time, urgency clause 






reading, 2519; to Consent Calendar, 2526; read third time, urgency clause adopted, 








749

750 


S.B. No. 





6296; to third reading, 6332; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6433; vote, 

explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6719 






reading, 6727; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6764; read third time, Call of 










1060 In Assembly, read first time, 5603; to committee, 5715; Assembly Rule 56 

suspended, 5795; from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, 

amended, re-referred, 5809; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 7327 




reading, 4661; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 4747 




reading, 6203; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 6649 




















S.B. No. 




read, Call of Assembly, 7210; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action rescinded 

and record expunged, 7254; died on third reading file, 7477 


amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 5808; motion to withdraw 

from committee, motion to offer substitute motion, motion lost, 5885; Call of 

Assembly, 5886; Call of Assembly dispensed with, motion carried, withdrawn 

from committee, to third reading, 5887; taken up without reference to file, read 





6170; read second time, to third reading, 6201; died on third reading file, 7477 

1072 In Assembly, read first time, 5074; taken up without reference to committee or file, 



suspend Rules, motion lost, 7199; died on third reading file, 7477 



reading, 7209; taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read third time, 

urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 7210; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

action rescinded and record expunged, 7254; died on third reading file, 7477 







read second time, to third reading, 6186; died on third reading file, 7477 







read second time, to third reading, 6186; read third time, motion to amend, Set 1, 

7210; motion to table, motion carried, motion to amend, Set 2, motion to table, 

7211; motion carried, motion to amend, Set 3, motion to table carried, 7212; 

motion to amend, Set 4, amendments read and adopted, returned to third reading, 


Assembly, 7213; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action rescinded and record 

expunged, 7254; died on third reading file, 7477 






751

752 


S.B. No. 


















reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause read, 

Call of Assembly, 7221; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action rescinded and 

record expunged, 7254; died on third reading file, 7477 


read second time, to third reading, 6186; died on third reading file, 7477 








reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause read, 

Call of Assembly, 7216; Call of Assembly dispensed with, action rescinded and 

record expunged, 7254; died on third reading file, 7477 





to third reading, 7197; taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency 

clause refused adoption, 7198 










6186; read second time, to third reading, 6187; read third time, amendments read, 

6796; amendments adopted, returned to third reading, 6797; died on third reading 

file, 7477


S.B. No. 





third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6303; Assembly Rule 69(d) 


















6203 




reading, 5678; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6305; action 

rescinded, 6379; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6535; 







in, 6268 


















753

754 


S.B. No. 




6372 







read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6762; read third time, Call of 







of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6703 










read third time, Call of Assembly, 6482; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

continued, 6500; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to 

reconsider, 6506; motion continued, 6552, 6564, 6666, 6715, 6752, 6784, 6820, 

6850, 6880, 6937, 7028; reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 7094; died on 

inactive file, 7476 






















S.B. No. 


















second time, to third reading, 5798; Assembly Rule 69(b) suspended, read third 

time, amended, returned to third reading, 5942; Assembly Rule 63 suspended, 









6292 



Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6037; action rescinded, 6176; read 

third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6243; to Special Consent Calendar, 


in, 6719 

















7067 

755

756 


S.B. No. 






6719 







in, 6988 










6719 































S.B. No. 










in, 5970 















in, 6292 






6719 





















757

758 


S.B. No. 










urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 6257; Assembly amendments 





second reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause 









time, amended, returned to third reading, 6303; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 


in, 6988 

1190 In Assembly, read first time, 5283; to committee, 5627; re-referred, 5734; Assembly 

Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5854, 5859; from 











amended, returned to third reading, 6536, 6727; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 


in, 7059 








concurred in, 6268; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6396; action 


third time, passed, to Senate, 6736; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6946


S.B. No. 





6988 



time, amended, returned to third reading, 6304; re-referred, 6378; from committee, 













reference to file, read second time, to third reading, 6273; to Special Consent 

Calendar, 6284; from Special Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6305; died on 

third reading file, 7477 






in, 5912 







7464 








amended, returned to third reading, 6243; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; read 







6988 

759

760 


S.B. No. 























committee, 5697; read second time, to third reading, 5706; to Special Consent 

Calendar, 6204; from Special Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6217; read third 









6946 

1224 In Assembly, read first time, 5603; to committee(s), 5715; re-referred, 5734; 

Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5795; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 

7328 

















S.B. No. 



















amended, returned to third reading, 6243; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; read 






in, 6988 




























761

762 


S.B. No. 




third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6243; to Special Consent Calendar, 


in, 6719 




committee, 6100; read second time, to third reading, 6110; died on third reading 

file, 7477 




passed, to Senate, 6419; vote, explanation of, 6466; Assembly amendments 

















in, 5997 





in, 6268 








returned to third reading, 6244; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; from Special 


third reading, 6404; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6494; read third time, 







S.B. No. 




5997 




second reading, 6178; to third reading, 6200; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; 


6514 










re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 5789; from committee, 5988; read second 










concurred in, 5912; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 5997; action 

rescinded, 5999; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6244; to 

Special Consent Calendar, 6284; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6383; 












in, 6292 









763

764 


S.B. No. 









time, amended, returned to third reading, 6182, 6348; read third time, passed, to 















5973; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 62(a), 7459 











in, 6988 










Senate, 6505 



time, amended, returned to third reading, 6244, 6794; request to rescind action, 

unanimous consent withheld, motion carried, 7133; taken up without reference to 

file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 7138


S.B. No. 



Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 6038; notice of intent to remove from inactive 

file, 6177; from inactive file, to third reading, 6203; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 6244; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; from Special 


third reading, 6403; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6494; read third time, 





6292 






















Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 6664; motion to reconsider, 

6665; motion continued, 6715, 6752; reconsideration requested, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to reconsider, 6766; motion to reconsider carried, read 

third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6767; read third time, Call of 














7067 

765

766 


S.B. No. 








read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6081; read third time, motion 

to amend, Set 1, motion to table carried, motion to amend, Set 2, motion to table, 

6184; motion carried, 6185; Call of Assembly, 6186; Call of Assembly dispensed 

with, passed, to Senate, 6190; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6203 

























from inactive file, to third reading, 6402; read third time, amended, returned to 

third reading, 6537; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 

6541; action rescinded, 6548; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 

77.2, 6572; from committee, 6785; read second time, to third reading, 6792; read 

third time, Call of Assembly, 6843; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 








6373


S.B. No. 





suspended, 6728; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6730; Call of Assembly 


6946 
















read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6479, 6775; Assembly Rule 

69(d) suspended, 6796; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6839; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, continued, 6845; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused 

passage, motion to reconsider, 6851; reconsideration requested, unanimous 





second reading, 5972; to Consent Calendar, 5984; from Consent Calendar, to third 




6793; taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, returned to third 




committee, re-referred, 5786; re-referred, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 






time, to third reading, 6294; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6488; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6503; Assembly amendments 


767

768 


S.B. No. 




























Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5855, 5859; from 


reading, 6274; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6368 


suspended, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5876, 5910; from committee, 



to third reading, 6606, 6793; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6834; Assembly 








second time, to third reading, 6274; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; read third 

time, passed, to Senate, 6383; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 

6720; action rescinded, 6726; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 

6763; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6796; read third time, passed, to Senate, 

6802; Assembly amendments concurred in, 7059


S.B. No. 



reading, 6622; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 

re-referred pursuant to Joint Rule 10.5, 6752; from committee, author’s 


re-referred, 6811; from committee, taken up without reference to file, read second 






to Senate, 5737; from Senate, returned to Assembly, action rescinded, 5892; read 


Senate immediately, 6067; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6203 













6719 


















read second time, amended, re-referred, 6098, 6168; from committee, 6394; taken 




769

770 


S.B. No. 


5781; from committee, 5989; read second time, to third reading, 6003; to Special 

Consent Calendar, 6204; from Special Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6217; 





Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5854; from committee, 






amended, returned to second reading, 6178; to Consent Calendar, 6200; to Special 

Consent Calendar, 6204; from Special Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6217; 


7059 










6988 








in, 6203 












1401 In Assembly, read first time, 4710; to committee, 4915, 5626; from committee, 5786; 






S.B. No. 





6719 




















refused passage, 7006; motion to amend pursuant to Joint Rule 23.5, amendments 

read and adopted, returned to third reading, request to suspend Rules, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 7007; motion carried, read third time, 
















5901 




amended, returned to third reading, 6799; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6868; 






771

772 


S.B. No. 







reading, 6853; to third reading, 6860; read third time, passed, to Senate 

immediately, 6925; Assembly amendments concurred in, 7067 










third reading, 6293; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6534, 

6763; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6796; read third time, Call of Assembly, 






file, 6402; from inactive file, to third reading, 6474; to inactive file, 6571; died on 

inactive file, 7476 













5879; read third time, passed, to Senate, 5950 









S.B. No. 





















1441 In Assembly, read first time, 5111; to committee, 5241; re-referred, 5652; from 













in, 6719 



read third time, Call of Assembly, 6696; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused 

passage, motion to reconsider, 6713; motion continued, 6752, 6784, 6820, 6850, 

6880, 6937; reconsideration granted, to inactive file, 6955; died on inactive file, 

7476 

773

774 


S.B. No. 



reading, 5800; to third reading, 5824; read third time, urgency clause read, Call of 

Assembly, 5945; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause refused 

adoption, motion to reconsider, 5953; reconsideration requested, unanimous 



amendments concurred in, 6035; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 

6204; motion to rescind action, motion withdrawn, 6255; action rescinded, 6714; 


suspended, 6764; read third time, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 6769; 

Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 6782; 





Calendar, 6284; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6383; from Senate, returned to 

Assembly, held at Desk, 6674; action rescinded, 6680; read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 6763; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6796; read third 













6110; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6354; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 







7477 




third reading, 6244; to Special Consent Calendar, 6284; read third time, passed, to 






to Senate, 6336; Assembly amendments concurred in, 6719


S.B. No. 





















7477 





















in, 7067 







in, 6988 



775

776 


S.B. No. 























1499 In Assembly, read first time, 5604; to committee, 5715; request to waive Joint Rule 

62(a), unanimous consent withheld, motion to waive Joint Rule 62(a), 5901; 

motion carried, 5902; from committee, 5911; read second time, amended, 











third reading, 6293; to inactive file, 6936; died on inactive file, 7476 




time, to third reading, 6201; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6415; action 






in, 6268


S.B. No. 



5748; Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5823; from committee, re-referred, 5859, 














time, to Consent Calendar, 6114; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6258; 




Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6293; action rescinded, 6548; read 










to Consent Calendar, 6112; from Consent Calendar, to inactive file, 6177; notice 
















Calendar, to third reading, 6217; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6364; 


777

778 


S.B. No. 













Assembly, 6952; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 6983, 7015; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 7038; motion to reconsider, 7039; 

reconsideration requested, unanimous consent withheld, motion to reconsider 

carried, 7069; taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read third time, Call 

of Assembly, 7107; Call of Assembly dispensed with, request to rescind action and 

expunge record, unanimous consent withheld, motion to rescind action and 

expunge record, motion carried, 7152; action rescinded and record expunged, 








in, 6988 











second time, to third reading, 6295; read third time, urgency clause read, Call of 












S.B. No. 




reading, 6791; taken up without reference to file, read third time, amended, 

returned to third reading, 6819; re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly 

Rule 77.2, 6820; from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7475 















pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6695; from committee, re-referred, 6738; from 
















in, 6268 




1550 In Assembly, read first time, 5283; to committee(s), 5628; re-referred, 5705; 

Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5795, 5823; from committee, re-referred, 5848; 


committee, 6100; read second time, to third reading, 6111; read third time, Call of 







779

780 


S.B. No. 
























returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6204; action rescinded, 6216; read third time, 




























second time, to third reading, 5878; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6181


S.B. No. 






7477 




6003; taken up without reference to file, read third time, urgency clause adopted, 









Calendar, to third reading, 6177; read third time, amended, returned to third 












5784; read second time, amended, re-referred, 5797; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to 






6988 














781

782 


S.B. No. 







time, Call of Assembly, 6349; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 6370, 

6387; Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6388 



















Assembly Rule 56 suspended, 5795; from committee, without action, returned to 

Senate, 7471 








6111; to inactive file, 6177; from inactive file by unanimous consent, 6302; read 

third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6304; Assembly Rule 69(d) 

suspended, 6434; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6480, 6727; 










6988


S.B. No. 






Assembly amendments concurred in, 6946; Legislative Intent, statement printed, 

7165 







amended, returned to second reading, 6008; to Consent Calendar, 6039; from 















6282; to third reading, 6293; to inactive file, 6936; died on inactive file, 7476 


second time, amended, re-referred, 5887; to Chief Clerk, pursuant to Joint Rule 

62(a), 7459 





in, 5997 








6988 



amended, returned to second reading, 6282; to third reading, 6293; re-referred, 

6793; action rescinded, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6800; 


783

784 


S.B. No. 





read third time, passed, to Senate, 6418; action rescinded, 6446; vote, explanation 

of, 6466; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6535, 6727; 











































action, returned to Senate, 7465


S.B. No. 








time, Call of Assembly, Call of Assembly dispensed with, passed, to Senate, 6491 






























to third reading, 6111; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; read third time, passed, 








suspended, 5795; from committee, re-referred, 5856, 5910; from committee, 







785

786 


S.B. No. 



















third reading, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6358; 


6562; to third reading, 6572; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6737 





























6720


S.B. No. 














second time, to third reading, 5887; to inactive file, 6866; died on inactive file, 

7476 















third reading, re-referred to committee pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6624; 

from committee, without action, returned to Senate, 7468 






















787

788 


S.B. No. 








to third reading, 6247; read third time, 6622; Call of Assembly, 6623; Call of 

Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 6658; motion 

continued, 6715, 6752, 6784; reconsideration requested, unanimous consent 

withheld, motion to reconsider, Call of Assembly, 6806; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, continued, 6816; Call of Assembly dispensed with, motion to 

reconsider carried, read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6817; read 

third time, Call of Assembly, 6952; Call of Assembly dispensed with, continued, 

7029; Call of Assembly dispensed with, refused passage, 7038 











inactive file, action rescinded, 6982; read third time, Call of Assembly, 6985; Call 











6203 












6038; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6303; Assembly Rule 

69(d) suspended, 6434; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6441; Assembly 



S.B. No. 












6504 









6068; from Senate, returned to Assembly, held at Desk, 6445; action rescinded, 
























to third reading, 6474; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6535, 

6681; Assembly Rule 69(d) suspended, 6728; read third time, Call of Assembly, 





789

790 


S.B. No. 






in, 6988 











pursuant to Assembly Rule 77.2, 6815; from committee, re-referred, 6860, 6942; 

from committee, taken up without reference to file, read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, 7046; to third reading, 7051; request to suspend Rules, 


taken up without reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate, 7089; 






read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6480; action rescinded, 6487; 

read third time, amendments read, motion to table, motion carried, Call of 







in, 6268 



6004; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6084 










reading, 5984; read third time, amended, returned to third reading, 6245; to Special 




S.B. No. 








to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; read third time, passed, to Senate, 6261; 







6988 




6113; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 6177; to inactive file, 7064; died 

on inactive file, 7476 




file, 6177; from inactive file, to third reading, 6203; read third time, urgency clause 

adopted, passed, to Senate, 6650 

791


SENATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 

S.C.A. No. 



to third reading, 6274; read third time, adopted, to Senate, 6652 




dispensed with, read second time, to third reading, 7240; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, adopted, to Senate, 7241 


dispensed with, 7240; read second time, to third reading, 7241; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, adopted, to Senate, 7242 

30 In Assembly, read first time, Article IV, Section 8(a) of Constitution dispensed with 

and Joint Rule 55 suspended, 7274; Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution 

dispensed with, read second time, to third reading, 7275; taken up without 

reference to committee or file, read third time, adopted, to Senate, 7276


SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

S.C.R. No. 

1 In Assembly, read, 58 

2 In Assembly, read, taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 58 

3 In Assembly, read, 1374; to committee, 1411; from committee, re-referred, 2129; 

from committee, to third reading, 2292; read, adopted, to Senate, 2482 


from committee, to Consent Calendar, 2293; read, adopted, to Senate, 2374 

5 In Assembly, read, 300; to committee, 352; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 

509; read, adopted, to Senate, 530 

7 In Assembly, read, 384; to committee, 443; from committee, to third reading, 837; 

read, adopted, to Senate, 936 










12 In Assembly, read, 384; to committee, 443; from committee, author’s amendments 


added, adopted, to Senate, 548; Assembly amendments concurred in, 610 




from committee, author’s amendments adopted, re-referred, 1634; from 

committee, to Consent Calendar, 2293; read, adopted, to Senate, 2374; Assembly 


15 In Assembly, read, 1208; to committee, 1286; from committee, author’s 

amendments adopted, re-referred, 1383; from committee, re-referred, 2129; from 











added, adopted, to Senate, 1072; Assembly amendments concurred in, 1205 










954; read, adopted, to Senate, 1075

796 


S.C.R. No. 


adopted, re-referred, 628; from committee, to third reading, 658; taken up out of 

order, by unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 740 



adopted, to Senate, 1075; Assembly amendments concurred in, 1205 

27 In Assembly, read, 568; to committee, 603; from committee, without action, returned 










adopted, re-referred, 1118; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 1201; from 

Consent Calendar, to third reading, 1288; read, coauthors added, adopted, to 



from committee, 2293; read, amended, to Consent Calendar, 2306; read, adopted, 




34 In Assembly, read, 1208; to committee, 1286; from committee, to third reading, 



read, adopted, to Senate, 1303 















1402; read, amended, returned to third reading, 1574; read, coauthors added, 











S.C.R. No. 






amendments adopted, re-referred, 1656; from committee, to Consent Calendar, 

1716; read, adopted, to Senate, 1953; Assembly amendments concurred in, 2175 






52 In Assembly, read, 2908; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, 

motion to suspend Rules, 3363; motion carried, taken up without reference to 

committee or file, read, Call of Assembly, 3364; Call of Assembly dispensed with, 

adopted, to Senate, 3397 




2753; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 2832; read, adopted, to Senate, 

3094 


amendments adopted, re-referred, 3969, 4117, 4155, 4247; from committee, to 

third reading, 4592; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 4629; Assembly 




58 In Assembly, read, 2751; taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 

3421 










64 In Assembly, read, 3190; to committee, 3802; from committee, without action, 






67 In Assembly, read, 3813; died at Desk, 7476 






797

798 


S.C.R. No. 


amendments adopted, re-referred, 4057; from committee, to third reading, 4398; 

taken up out of order, by unanimous consent, read, coauthors added, adopted, to 

















amendments adopted, re-referred, 5746; from committee, 5958; read, amended, 

returned to third reading, 5976; read, adopted, to Senate, 6347; Assembly 













committee, to third reading, 5990; read, adopted, to Senate, 6070; Assembly 






88 In Assembly, read, 4894; to committee, 4915; from committee, 5677; read, 

amended, to Consent Calendar, 5698; read, adopted, to Senate, 5739; Assembly 











5127; read, adopted, to Senate, 5274; Assembly amendments concurred in, 5602


S.C.R. No. 




















5171; read, amended, returned to third reading, 5271; read, coauthors added, 









5220; from Consent Calendar, to third reading, 5244; read, adopted, to Senate, 


106 In Assembly, read, 4710; taken up without reference to committee or file, read, 














from committee, to third reading, 6270; read, adopted, to Senate, 6369 


amended, to third reading, 6179; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; read, 




799

800 


S.C.R. No. 














6101; to Special Consent Calendar, 6204; read, adopted, to Senate, 6262 














SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS 

S.J.R. No. 

1 In Assembly, read, 300; to committee, 382; from committee, without action, returned 





amendments adopted, re-referred, 2141; from committee, 2234; read, adopted, to 




5 In Assembly, read, 659; to committee, 813; from committee, 2174; read, amended, 

to third reading, 2190; read, adopted, to Senate, 2222; Assembly amendments 





amended, to third reading, 2365; read, amended, adopted, to Senate, 2769; 


8 from committee, 204; In Assembly, read, 1690; to committee, 2107; from 


third reading, 2204; read, adopted, to Senate, 2223; Assembly amendments 



2498; read, amended, adopted, to Senate, 2773 









amendments adopted, re-referred, 2741; from committee, to third reading, 2812; 











committee, to third reading, 6100; read, Call of Assembly, 6351; Call of Assembly 

dispensed with, adopted, to Senate, 6370; Assembly amendments concurred in, 

6514 






4157; read, coauthors added, adopted, to Senate, 4190

802 


S.J.R. No. 




4723; taken up without reference to file, read, coauthors added, 4724; taken up 

without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 4725; Assembly amendments 








28 In Assembly, read, 5111; to committee, 5242; from committee, 5847; read, amended, 

to third reading, 5863; read, adopted, to Senate, 6086; Assembly amendments 








35 In Assembly, read, 6946; died at Desk, 7476

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2007–08 First Extraordinary Session 

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Senate Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 833 





2007–08 First Extraordinary Session 


ABSENCE 




Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14 



ADJOURNMENT 


Alvarado, Ruben (Lieber and Coto), 40 

Bow, Allen (Jones), 40 

Delgado, Mary Tagle (Garcia), 40 

Fabian, Ed (Mullin), 40 

Hawkins, Augustus, former Assembly Member and Congressman (Nunez), 40 

Knabenbauer, John (Carter), 40 

Lane, Ralph (Mullin), 40 

Mayo, Susan (Carter), 40 

Moore, Johnathan D. (Brownley), 40 

Murphy, John F. “Jack” (Runner), 40 

Pacelli, Catherine Claire (Mullin), 40 

Ryan, Roderick T. (Karnette), 40 

Scher, Meyer (Lieber and Ruskin), 40 

Seeman, Lena (Nunez), 40 

Sorkin, Irving (Karnette), 40 

Stanton, Frank (Lieber and Gaines), 40 

Recesses— 


9/11/07, In recess, to reconvene upon Call of the Speaker, pursuant to 

Joint Rules 51 and 61, and consent for the Senate do the same, 7 

Sine Die, 2007–08 First Extraordinary Session, pursuant to the provisions of 

SCR 2, 175 

� 

( 805)

806 



Appointed— 


Rules, 14 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/17/08) 50 


(11/8/07) 18 








Bass, Karen 



Berg, Patty 







Cook, Paul 

Coto, Joe 

Davis, Mike 




DeVore, Chuck 


Dymally, Mervyn M. 


Eng, Mike 

Evans, Noreen 

Feuer, Mike 


Fuller, Jean 


Gaines, Ted 

Galgiani, Cathleen

2007–08 FIRST EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 807 




Hancock, Loni 

Hayashi, Mary 




Huff, Bob 



Jones, Dave 


Keene, Rick 


Laird, John 


Leno, Mark 



Lieu, Ted W. 

Ma, Fiona 

Maze, Bill 

Mendoza, Tony 

Mullin, Gene 


Nava, Pedro 

Niello, Roger 

Nunez, Fabian 

Parra, Nicole 





Ruskin, Ira 

Salas, Mary 

Saldana, Lori 

Silva, Jim 


Solorio, Jose 

Soto, Nell 

Spitzer, Todd 




Tran, Van

808 




Walters, Mimi 

Wolk, Lois 

ASSISTANT SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE. See SALDANA, LORI. 

� 


Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18; (1/31/08) 59; (2/21/08) 70; (3/28/08) 89; (6/12/08) 132 



Appointed— 


Health, 14 






AB 1, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose to taking up without 

reference to file for the purpose of consideration, unanimous consent 

withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 37; motion carried, 38 


Elected, 117 




Absence— 


(6/5/08) 128 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89 


(3/13/08) 82 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14 





Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Health, 14 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/12/08) 132; (8/15/08) 156 


(11/8/07) 18 


Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 



Per diem— 

Letter to waive per diem for 12/13 through 12/16/07, 44 


Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 


(12/13/07) 26 



Moore, Johnathan D., 40 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/29/08) 124 


(6/19/08) 136 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 



�

810 



Absence— 


(8/15/08) 156 

Illness— 

(7/15/08) 148 


(3/13/08) 82 


(11/8/07) 18; (5/29/08) 124 



Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14 



Knabenbauer, John, 40 

Mayo, Susan, 40 

















Ma, Fiona, 6 


Carter, Wilmer Amina, 14 

Davis, Mike, 14 

DeSaulnier, Mark, 14 


Hancock, Loni, (Alternate), 14




Rules Committee—continued 

Krekorian, Paul, 14 

Mendoza, Tony, 14 


De La Torre, Hector, 6, 14 

Lieu, Ted, 85 


Lieber, Sally, 6 







Tran, Van, 20 



Huff, Bob, 20 






Villines, Michael, 20 








Aghazarian, Greg, 14 




Blakeslee, Sam, 6, 14 


Huff, Bob, 20 






COGDILL, DAVID, SENATOR

812 






Caballero, 31 

Davis, 31 

De Leon, 31 


Emmerson, 31 

Huffman, 31 

Karnette, 31 

Krekorian, 31 

La Malfa, 31 

Leno, (Chair), 6, 31 

Lieu, 31 

Ma, 31 

Nakanishi, 32 

Nava, 32 

Runner, 32 

Solorio, 32 

Walters, (Vice Chair), 6, 31 

Health— 



Bass, 14 

Berg, 14 


De Leon, 14 


Dymally, (Chair), 6, 14 

Emmerson, 14 

Eng, 14 

Gaines, 14 

Hayashi, 15 

Hernandez, 15 

Huff, 15 

Jones, 15 

Lieber, 15 

Ma, 15 

Nakanishi, (Vice Chair), 6, 14 

Salas, 15 

Strickland, 15 

Rules— 



Adams, 14



Rules—continued 


Benoit, 14 

Blakeslee, (Vice Chair), 6, 14 

Carter, 14 

Davis, 14; replaced by Leno (for 11/8/07) 15 

De La Torre, (Chair), 6, 14; replaced by Lieu, 85 

DeSaulnier, 14; removed, 113 

Fuentes, 14 

Hancock, (Alternate), 14 

Krekorian, 14; replaced by De Leon (for 11/8/07) 15 


Mendoza, 14 


vacancy, 113 





Desk held open for Bill introduction, 7, 13 


Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 




Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26 



Alvarado, Ruben, 40 



Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 



Rules, 14; replaced by Leno (for 11/8/07) 15 

�

814 



Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89; (4/10/08) 96 

Appointed— 


Health, 14 

Rules, (Chair), 6, 14; replaced by Lieu, 85 

Per diem— 



MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 



Health, 14 

Rules, replacing Krekorian (for 11/8/07) 15 


Assistant Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Nunez), 6 



Absence— 


(1/31/08) 59; (5/6/08) 112 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 



Health, 14 

Rules, 14; removed, 113 


Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (2/21/08) 70 






Prayers offered, 35



Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/15/08) 66; (8/15/08) 156 


(1/17/08) 50; (1/31/08) 59; (5/15/08) 116 

Appointed— 


Health, (Chair), 6, 14 


Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (3/6/08) 78; (3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 



Health, 14 




Absence— 

Funeral— 

(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Health, 14 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/19/08) 136 


(3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18 




Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

� 

�

816 






Appointed— 


Rules, 14 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/17/08) 100 


(11/8/07) 18 





Appointed— 


Health, 14 





Stanton, Frank, 40 



Absence— 


(2/21/08) 70 


(11/8/07) 18 



Delgado, Mary Tagle, 40 


Absence— 


(5/15/08) 116; (5/19/08) 120 

Per Diem— 

Letter to waive per diem for 11/8/07, 20 

GOVERNOR. See SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD. 

�


HANCOCK LONI, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/13/08) 82; (3/28/08) 89 


(5/6/08) 112 

Appointed— 





Absence— 


(1/24/08) 54; (3/13/08) 82 

Appointed— 


Health, 15 




Appointed— 


Health, 15 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(12/17/07) 35; (3/13/08) 82 


(12/13/07) 26 


(6/5/08) 128 


Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (2/7/08) 62; (3/28/08) 89; (7/15/08) 148 



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26 

Appointed— 


Health, 15 

�

818 



CAUCUS CHAIR/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 


Caucus Chair (appointed by Villines), 20 

Second Ranking Republican Leader (appointed by Villines), 20 


Absence— 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/13/08) 82; (4/10/08) 96; (4/24/08) 104 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89; (6/5/08) 128 

Appointed— 


Health, 15 



Bow, Allen, 40 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/15/08) 116 


(1/17/08) 50; (4/24/08) 104 

Appointed— 





Ryan, Roderick T., 40 

Sorkin, Irving, 40 

� 

� 

�



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89 


(5/1/08) 108; (5/6/08) 112 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 



Rules, 14; replaced by De Leon (for 11/8/07) 15 



Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

Per diem— 



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (2/21/08) 70 

Appointed— 






Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (1/31/08) 59 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Chair), 6, 31 

Rules, replacing Davis (for 11/8/07) 15 

�

820 



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (1/31/08) 59; (4/3/08) 92 


(2/28/08) 74; (5/1/08) 108; (9/19/08) 169 


Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/17/08) 50 


(3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Health, 15 


Speaker pro Tempore (appointed by Nunez), 6 



Alvarado, Ruben, 40 

Scher, Meyer, 40 

Stanton, Frank, 40 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 59; (3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18; (2/15/08) 66; (5/6/08) 112 

Appointed— 




Per diem— 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/13/08) 82 


(3/28/08) 89; (5/19/08) 120; (6/12/08) 132 

�





(9/19/08) 169 

Appointed— 



Health, 15 









Absence— 


(4/10/08) 96 

Illness— 

(3/28/08) 89 


(4/3/08) 92 


(12/13/07) 26; (6/5/08) 128 


(11/8/07) 18 



Absence— 


(2/21/08) 70 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14 



ASSEMBLY. Also see VILLINES, MICHAEL.

822 






AB 1, request to take up for the purpose of adopting the committee report with 

amendments and order bill to Third Reading (Bass), unanimous consent 


AB 1, request to take up without reference to file for the purpose of 






Fabian, Ed, 40 

Lane, Ralph, 40 

Pacelli, Catherine Claire, 40 


Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26 

Appointed— 



Health, (Vice Chair), 6, 14 


Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 





Absence— 


(2/21/08) 70 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/26/08) 140 


(3/28/08) 89; (4/10/08) 96; (4/17/08) 100; (6/19/08) 136; (7/3/08) 144 

�





(2/21/08) 70; (4/24/08) 104 


Desk held open for Bill introduction, 7, 13 



Hawkins, Augustus, former Assembly Member and Congressman, 40 

Seeman, Lena, 40 


Elected, 5 




Moreno, Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 5 

Nunez, Fabian, Speaker/Assembly Member, 117 







Wilson, E. Dotson, Chief Clerk-elect, 5 




Elected, 5 



Elected, 5 




Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18; (12/13/07) 26 

Per diem— 



� 

�

824 


PER DIEM 

Blakeslee— 


De La Torre— 


Garrick— 


Laird— 


Lieu— 


Parra— 


Portantino— 


Ruskin— 



Absence— 


(8/15/08) 156 


(4/24/08) 104; (6/12/08) 132 


(11/8/07) 18; (12/13/07) 26; (9/19/08) 169 


Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/7/08) 46 


(1/31/08) 59; (6/26/08) 140 


(11/8/07) 18 

Per diem— 



Duvall, Michael, Assembly Member, 35 

Feuer, Mike, Assembly Member, 169 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/24/08) 54 


(12/13/07) 26; (1/31/08) 58; (3/13/08) 82; (4/24/08) 104





(11/8/07) 18; (2/15/08) 66; (8/15/08) 156 

PROCLAMATIONS 


9/11/07, (1) re legislation to comprehensively reform California’s health care 

system that relies on shared financing and contributions from individuals, 

employers, health providers, federal, state and local government, and others.; 

and (2) re legislation that will provide for health care coverage for all 

Californians and access to health insurance without regard to medical history; 

and (3) re legislation to make health care more affordable by: (a) reducing the 

cost to employers and insured individuals associated with uncompensated 

health care services delivered to the uninsured and low Medi-Cal 

reimbursement rates, (b) preventing chronic diseases, and (c) promoting 

more cost effective health care delivery; and (4) re legislation to modify or 

extend existing programs to provide for a transition to comprehensive health 

care reform, 4 












care reform; and (5) re legislation to address fiscal and budget-related matters, 

170 




RULES 


Adoption of Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 2007–08 First 

Extraordinary Session (Bass), adopted, 5 

Election of Officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 First Extraordinary 

Session (Bass), adopted, 5 

HR 3, Relative to the organization of the Assembly for the 2007–08 First 


� 

�

826 






(Swanson), 36 



AB 1, request to suspend the Rules for the purpose to taking up without 

reference to file for the purpose of consideration (Bass), unanimous 

consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 37; motion carried, 38 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(12/13/07) 26; (2/7/08) 62; (7/3/08) 144; (8/7/08) 152; (8/15/08) 156; 

(8/21/08) 160; (8/31/08) 164 


(4/3/08) 92; (5/1/08) 108 


(3/13/08) 82 

Appointed— 





Murphy, John F. “Jack”, 40 




Scher, Meyer, 40 

Per diem— 



Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18 

Appointed— 


Health, 15 


MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 89 

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(1/31/08) 59 



SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD, GOVERNOR 













care reform, 4 












care reform; and (5) re legislation to address fiscal and budget-related matters, 

170 


SILVA, JIM, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26 



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18

828 



Absence— 


(12/13/07) 26; (1/31/08) 59; (3/13/08) 82; (3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/8/07) 18; (12/13/07) 26; (12/17/07) 35; (1/7/08) 46; (1/17/08) 50; 

(1/24/08) 54; (1/31/08) 59; (2/7/08) 62; (2/15/08) 66; (2/21/08) 70; 

(2/28/08) 74; (3/6/08) 78; (3/13/08) 82; (3/28/08) 89; (4/3/08) 92; 

(4/10/08) 96; (4/17/08) 100; (4/24/08) 104; (5/1/08) 108; (5/6/08) 112; 

(5/15/08) 116; (5/19/08) 120; (5/29/08) 124; (6/5/08) 128; (6/12/08) 132; 

(6/19/08) 136; (6/26/08) 140; (7/3/08) 144; (7/15/08) 148; (8/7/08) 152; 

(8/15/08) 156; (8/21/08) 160; (8/31/08) 164; (9/19/08) 169 




Absence— 


(3/6/08) 78 


(1/31/08) 59 


(12/13/07) 26; (2/7/08) 62 

Appointed— 







Absence— 

Illness— 

(9/11/07) 3; (7/3/08) 144 


(1/31/08) 59; (3/28/08) 89 


(11/8/07) 18 


(6/5/08) 128 

Appointed— 


Health, 15





36 



Absence— 


(8/15/08) 156 




Absence— 


(8/31/08) 164 


(12/13/07) 26; (2/28/08) 74; (4/24/08) 104 


(11/8/07) 18 




Absence— 


(1/31/08) 59; (3/28/08) 89 


(12/13/07) 26 





Absence— 


(11/8/07) 18; (12/13/07) 26; (3/28/08) 89 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Vice Chair), 6, 31 

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WALTERS, MIMI, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 





Elected, 5 



Elected, 5 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/21/08) 70 


(1/31/08) 59 


(12/13/07) 26; (3/28/08) 89 



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831 

A.B. No. 



re-referred, from committee, author’s amendments, read second time, amended, 

re-referred, 27; from committee, 36; taken up without reference to file, read second 

time, amended, returned to second reading, request to suspend Rules, unanimous 

consent withheld, motion to suspend Rules, 37; motion carried, taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, passed, to Senate immediately, 38; from Senate, 





3 Introduced, 9; read first time, to committee, 21; from committee, author’s 







8 Introduced, 15; read first time, to committee, 21; from committee, author’s 

amendments, read second time, amended, re-referred, 22; to Chief Clerk, pursuant 

to Joint Rule 62(a), 177


SENATE BILLS 

S.B. No. 

28 In Assembly, read first time, Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed 

with, 171; read second time, 172; taken up without reference to committee or file, 

read third time, passed, to Senate, 173



S.C.R. No. 


2 In Assembly, read, 171; taken up without reference to committee or file, read, 

adopted, to Senate, 174

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2007–08 Second Extraordinary Session 

Page 




Senate Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 861 





2007–08 Second Extraordinary Session 

� 


ABSENCE 




Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 



ADJOURNMENT 

Recesses— 


9/11/07, In recess, to convene upon Call of the Speaker, pursuant to 

Joint Rules 51 and 61, and consent for the Senate do the same, 7 

Sine Die, 2007–08 Second Extraordinary Session, pursuant to the provisions of 

Article IV, Section 3(a) of the Constitution and Joint Rule 51, 168 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/17/08) 20 


Appointed— 


Water, 11 







Bass, Karen 



Berg, Patty 





( 839)

840 





Cook, Paul 

Coto, Joe 

Davis, Mike 




DeVore, Chuck 




Eng, Mike 

Evans, Noreen 

Feuer, Mike 


Fuller, Jean 


Gaines, Ted 




Hancock, Loni 

Hayashi, Mary 




Huff, Bob 



Jones, Dave 


Keene, Rick 


Laird, John 


Leno, Mark 



Lieu, Ted W. 

Ma, Fiona 

Maze, Bill 

Mendoza, Tony 

Mullin, Gene 

Nakanishi, Alan

2007–08 SECOND EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 841 


Nava, Pedro 

Niello, Roger 

Nunez, Fabian 

Parra, Nicole 





Ruskin, Ira 

Salas, Mary 

Saldana, Lori 

Silva, Jim 


Solorio, Jose 

Soto, Nell 

Spitzer, Todd 




Tran, Van 


Walters, Mimi 

Wolk, Lois 


� 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (2/21/08) 38; (3/28/08) 57; (6/12/08) 100 




Elected, 85 




Absence— 


(8/26/08) 142 


(6/5/08) 96

842 



Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57; (8/26/08) 142 


(3/13/08) 50 




Appointed— 


Water, 143 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/12/08) 100; (8/15/08) 126 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 

Appointed— 


Rules, (Vice Chair), 6 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/29/08) 92 


(6/19/08) 104 

Appointed— 


Water, 143 


Absence— 


(8/15/08) 126 

Illness— 

(7/15/08) 116 


(3/13/08) 50 


(5/29/08) 92 

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Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 


(8/26/08) 142 


















Ma, Fiona, 5 


De La Torre, Hector, 6 

Lieu, Ted, 53 









Tran, Van, 13 



Huff, Bob, 13 






Villines, Michael, 13

844 


CAUCUS, REPUBLICAN—Continued 

Appointments by Republican Leader Villines—continued 







Blakeslee, Sam, 6 


Huff, Bob, 13 








Agriculture— 

Membership 


La Malfa, (Vice Chair), 6 

Parra, (Chair), 6 


Membership 


Leno, (Chair), 6 

Walters, (Vice Chair), 6 

Natural Resources— 

Membership 


Fuller, (Vice Chair), 6 

Hancock, (Chair), 6 

Rules— 

Membership 


Blakeslee, (Vice Chair), 6 

De La Torre, (Chair), 6; replaced by Lieu, 53 


Water, Parks and Wildlife— 

Membership 


Maze, (Vice Chair), 6 

Wolk, (Chair), 6


COMMITTEES, SPECIAL 

Water, established, 11— 



Berg, 143 



Arambula, 11 

Eng, 11 

Feuer, 11 

Huff, 11 

Huffman, 11 

Keene, 11 

Krekorian, 12; removed, 143 

Laird, 12; removed, 143 

La Malfa, 12 

Maze, (Vice Chair), 11 

Salas, 12 

Wolk, (Chair), 11 





Desk held open for Bill introduction, 6 







Absence— 


(8/25/08) 138; (8/26/08) 142; (8/28/08) 151 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57; (4/10/08) 68 

Appointed— 


Rules, (Chair), 6; replaced by Lieu, 53 

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846 



MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 


(8/26/08) 142 





Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (8/26/08) 142 


(3/6/08) 46; (3/28/08) 57 


Absence— 


(2/21/08) 38 







Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/15/08) 34; (8/15/08) 126 


(1/17/08) 20; (1/31/08) 29; (5/15/08) 84 


Absence— 


(3/6/08) 46; (3/28/08) 57 




Appointed— 


Water, 11 

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Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/19/08) 104 


(3/28/08) 57; (8/26/08) 142 

Appointed— 





Appointed— 


Water, 11 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/17/08) 72 

Appointed— 


Natural Resources, (Vice Chair), 6 









161 



Absence— 


(2/21/08) 38 


Absence— 


(5/15/08) 84; (5/19/08) 88 

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848 




Absence— 


(3/13/08) 50; (3/28/08) 57 

Appointed— 


Natural Resources, (Chair), 6 



Absence— 


(1/24/08) 24; (3/13/08) 50 






Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/13/08) 50 


(6/5/08) 96; (8/26/08) 142 


Absence— 


(2/7/08) 32; (3/28/08) 57; (7/15/08) 116 



Appointed— 


Water, 11 





Absence— 


(3/6/08) 46; (3/13/08) 50; (4/10/08) 68; (4/24/08) 76 

Appointed— 


Water, 11 

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Absence— 


(8/26/08) 142 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57; (6/5/08) 96 


(8/26/08) 142 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/15/08) 84 


(1/17/08) 20; (4/24/08) 76 


Appointed— 


Water, 11 





Absence— 


(8/26/08) 142 


(3/28/08) 57 


(5/1/08) 80 

Appointed— 


Water, 12; removed, 143 


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Absence— 


(8/25/08) 138; (8/26/08) 142 

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850 



Appointed— 


Water, 12; removed, 143 


Absence— 


(2/21/08) 38 

Appointed— 


Agriculture, (Vice Chair), 6 


Water, 12 




Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Chair), 6 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (4/3/08) 60 


(2/28/08) 42; (5/1/08) 80 


Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/17/08) 20 


(3/28/08) 57 




Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (3/28/08) 57 


(2/15/08) 34 

Appointed— 



LOWENTHAL, ALAN, SENATOR


� 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/13/08) 50 


(3/28/08) 57; (5/19/08) 88; (6/12/08) 100; (8/26/08) 142 









Absence— 


(4/7/08) 64; (4/10/08) 68 

Illness— 

(3/28/08) 57 


(4/3/08) 60 


(6/5/08) 96 

Appointed— 


Water, Parks and Wildlife, (Vice Chair), 6 


Water, (Vice Chair), 11 



Absence— 


(2/21/08) 38 


(8/26/08) 142 








SB1, request to take up as amended for purpose of consideration (Torrico), 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Torrico), motion carried, 

152

852 






SB 1, request to take up as amended without reference to file for purpose of 

consideration (Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion 

(Torrico), 154; motion carried, 155 






Absence— 


(2/21/08) 38 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/26/08) 108 


(3/28/08) 57; (4/10/08) 68; (4/17/08) 72; (6/19/08) 104; (7/3/08) 112 


(2/21/08) 38; (4/24/08) 76; (8/27/08) 146 


Elected, 5 














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Elected, 5 



Elected, 5 




Appointed— 


Agriculture, (Chair), 6 



Absence— 


(8/15/08) 126 


(4/24/08) 76; (6/12/08) 100 


8/28/08, Is the motion on SB 1 to suspend the Rules on the one day wait under 

Joint Rule 23.5? (Spitzer), reply: that the motion is to waive the Rules for SB 1 

to go out to print and back on file (Lieber), 154 


Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/7/08) 16 


(1/31/08) 29; (6/26/08) 108 


Carter, Wilmer Amina, Assembly Member, 161 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/24/08) 24 


(1/31/08) 29; (3/13/08) 50; (4/24/08) 76 


(2/15/08) 34; (8/15/08) 126 

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854 


PROCLAMATIONS 


9/11/07, (1) re legislation to protect and restore the Sacramento–San Joaquin 

Delta while also improving the reliability and quality of water supplies from 

that estuary; and (2) re legislation to address the short term and long term 

improvement of California’s water management system including the 

development of new surface and groundwater storage and improved 

conveyance facilities; and (3) re legislation to appropriate funds, including 

appropriations for general obligation and lease revenue bonds, to improve 

water resource management, build additional water storage facilities, develop 

groundwater aquifers, improve groundwater quality and flood protection, and 

restore the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta and other ecosystem restoration 

projects; and (4) re legislation to place a general obligation bond and, as 

necessary, a lease revenue bond on the ballot, 4 

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RULES 


Adoption of the Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Second 


Election of Officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Second Extraordinary 


HR 3, Relative to the organization of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Second 




SB 1, Wolk, 153 



amended without reference to file for purpose of consideration 

(Torrico), unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion (Torrico), 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/7/08) 32; (7/3/08) 112; (8/4/08) 122; (8/15/08) 126; (8/21/08) 130; 

(8/22/08) 135; (8/27/08) 146; (8/28/08) 151; (8/30/08) 161; (8/31/08) 164 


(4/3/08) 60; (5/1/08) 80


RUNNER, SHARON, ASSEMBLY MEMBER —Continued 



(3/13/08) 50 


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Appointed— 


Water, 12 


MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 


(1/31/08) 29; (8/25/08) 138; (8/26/08) 142 





9/11/07, (1) re legislation to protect and restore the Sacramento–San Joaquin 

Delta while also improving the reliability and quality of water supplies from 

that estuary; and (2) re legislation to address the short term and long term 

improvement of California’s water management system including the 

development of new surface and groundwater storage and improved 

conveyance facilities; and (3) re legislation to appropriate funds, including 

appropriations for general obligation and lease revenue bonds, to improve 

water resource management, build additional water storage facilities, develop 

groundwater aquifers, improve groundwater quality and flood protection, and 

restore the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta and other ecosystem restoration 

projects; and (4) re legislation to place a general obligation bond and, as 

necessary, a lease revenue bond on the ballot, 4 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (3/13/08) 50; (3/28/08) 57

856 


SOLORIO, JOSE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER —Continued 



(8/26/08) 142 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/7/08) 16; (1/17/08) 20; (1/24/08) 24; (1/31/08) 29; (2/7/08) 32; (2/15/08) 

34; (2/21/08) 38; (2/28/08) 42; (3/6/08) 46; (3/13/08) 50; (3/28/08) 57; 

(4/3/08) 60; (4/7/08) 64; (4/10/08) 68; (4/17/08) 72; (4/24/08) 76; 

(5/1/08) 80; (5/15/08) 84; (5/19/08) 88; (5/29/08) 92; (6/5/08) 96; 

(6/12/08) 100; (6/19/08) 104; (6/26/08) 108; (7/3/08) 112; (7/15/08) 116; 

(8/4/08) 122; (8/15/08) 126; (8/21/08) 130; (8/22/08) 135; (8/25/08) 138; 

(8/26/08) 142; (8/27/08) 146; (8/28/08) 151; (8/30/08) 161; (8/31/08) 164 




Absence— 


(3/6/08) 46 


(1/31/08) 29; (4/7/08) 64 


(2/7/08) 32; (8/26/08) 142 




8/28/08, Is the motion on SB 1 to suspend the Rules on the one day wait under 

Joint Rule 23.5?, reply: that the motion is to waive the Rules for SB 1 to go 

out to print and back on file (Lieber), 154 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(9/11/07) 3; (7/3/08) 112 


(1/31/08) 29; (3/28/08) 57 


(6/5/08) 96; (8/26/08) 142 



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Absence— 


(8/15/08) 126 









amended without reference to file for purpose of consideration, 

unanimous consent withheld (Benoit), motion, 154; motion carried, 155 


Absence— 


(8/30/08) 161; (8/31/08) 164 


(2/28/08) 42; (4/24/08) 76 


(8/25/08) 138; (8/26/08) 142 




Absence— 


(1/31/08) 29; (3/28/08) 57 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 57 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Vice Chair), 6 



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Elected, 5 




Elected, 5 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/21/08) 38 


(1/31/08) 29 


(3/28/08) 57 

Appointed— 


Water, Parks and Wildlife, (Chair), 6 


Water, (Chair), 11 



SB 1, 153 



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859 

A.B. No. 










8 Introduced, read first time, 130; to committee, 135; from committee, without action, 

to Chief Clerk, 167 



SENATE BILLS 

S.B. No. 



read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 151; request to take up 

without reference to file, unanimous consent withheld, motion to take up without 

reference to file, motion carried, read third time, urgency clause read, Call of 

Assembly, 152; Call of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause refused 

adoption, motion to amend pursuant to Joint Rule 23.5, 153; amendments read and 

adopted, returned to third reading, request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent 

withheld, 154; motion carried, read third time, passed, to Senate, 155; Assembly 


5 In Assembly, read first time, 17; died at Desk, 167



S.C.R. No. 


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2007–08 Third Extraordinary Session 

Page 




Assembly Concurrent Resolutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 899 

Senate Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 901 





2007–08 Third Extraordinary Session 

� 


ABSENCE 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/29/08) 22 


(3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 


Rules, 9 



ADJOURNMENT 

Recesses— 

Sine Die, 2007–08 Third Extraordinary Session, pursuant to the provisions of 

SCR 2, 215 


Appointed— 


Rules, 9 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/17/08) 14 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 


Democratic and Republican Leadership, and Rules Committee members for the 

2007–08 Regular Session will be appointed to these positions in the Third 

Extraordinary Session, 7 

Substitute Roll Calls, former Assembly Members Alarcon and Richardson will 

not be recorded, Assembly Member Fuentes will be allowed to add on, 6 


Appointed— 


Budget, 10 



State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4), (Chair), 16 

( 867)

868 








Bass, Karen 



Berg, Patty 







Cook, Paul 

Coto, Joe 

Davis, Mike 




DeVore, Chuck 




Eng, Mike 

Evans, Noreen 

Feuer, Mike 


Fuller, Jean 


Gaines, Ted 




Hancock, Loni 

Hayashi, Mary 




Huff, Bob 



Jones, Dave 

Karnette, Betty

2007–08 THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 869 


Keene, Rick 


Laird, John 


Leno, Mark 



Lieu, Ted W. 

Ma, Fiona 

Maze, Bill 

Mendoza, Tony 

Mullin, Gene 


Nava, Pedro 

Niello, Roger 

Nunez, Fabian 

Parra, Nicole 





Ruskin, Ira 

Salas, Mary 

Saldana, Lori 

Silva, Jim 


Solorio, Jose 

Soto, Nell 

Spitzer, Todd 




Tran, Van 


Walters, Mimi 

Wolk, Lois 


� 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 30; (2/21/08) 66; (3/28/08) 107; (6/12/08) 164 


Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Nunez), 9

870 







Re-refer— 




AB 9, request to suspend the Rules to permit Assembly Member Calderon to 

take up the bill as amended without reference to print or file for purpose of 

consideration, unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion, 93; 



Elected, 149 




Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30 


(6/5/08) 160 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), 15 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 


(3/13/08) 100 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 

Rules, 9 


Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), 15; replaced by 

Emmerson, 123 

Information Technology/Transportation (Budget–Subcommittee No. 5), 16 





Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), (Chair), 15 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/12/08) 164; (8/15/08) 188 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 

Rules, (Vice Chair), 9 


Resources (Budget–Subcommittee No. 3), 15 



95 


Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


Education Finance (Budget–Subcommittee No. 2), (Chair), 15 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/29/08) 156 


(6/19/08) 168 


(9/8/08) 206 

Appointed— 



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872 



Absence— 


(8/15/08) 188 

Illness— 

(7/15/08) 180 


(3/13/08) 100 


(5/29/08) 156 

Appointed— 


Revenue and Taxation, (Chair), 10 



Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30; (3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 


Rules, 9 

















Ma, Fiona, 9 




DeSaulnier, Mark, 9 


Hancock, Loni, (Alternate), 9 


Mendoza, Tony, 9





De La Torre, Hector, 9 

Lieu, Ted, 103 









Tran, Van, 11 



Huff, Bob, 11 


















Blakeslee, Sam, 9 


Huff, Bob, 11 






COGDILL, DAVID, SENATOR

874 






Caballero, 9 

Davis, 9 

DeSaulnier, 9 

Emmerson, 9 

Furutani, filled vacancy, 41 

Huffman, 9 

Karnette, 9 

Krekorian, 10 

La Malfa, 10 

Leno, (Chair), 9 

Lieu, 10 

Ma, 10 

Nakanishi, 10 

Nava, 10 

Runner, 10 

Solorio, 10 

vacancy, 10; vacancy filled by Furutani, 41 


Budget— 

Membership (27 Members), reduced, 15; increased, 123 


Arambula, 10 

Beall, 10 

Benoit, 10 

Berg, 10 

Blakeslee, 10 

Brownley, 10 

Cook, 10 


DeVore, 10 

Duvall, 10 

Dymally, 10; replaced by Krekorian, 15 

Emmerson, 123 

Evans, 10 

Feuer, 10 

Fuller, 10




Hayashi, 10 

Hernandez, 10 

Huff, 10 

Jones, 10 

Krekorian, replacing Dymally, 15 

Laird, (Chair), 10 

Maze, 10 

Mullin, 10 

Niello, (Vice Chair), 10 

Ruskin, 10 

Silva, 10 

Swanson, 10 

vacancy, 10; eliminated, 15 

Wolk, 10 

Revenue and Taxation— 



Arambula, 10 

Calderon, (Chair), 10 

DeVore, (Vice Chair), 10 

Eng, 10 

Feuer, 10 

Hayashi, 10 

Ma, 10 

Plescia, 10 

Spitzer, 10 

Rules— 



Adams, 9 

Aghazarian, 9 

Benoit, 9 

Blakeslee, (Vice Chair), 9 

Carter, 9 

Davis, 9 

De La Torre, (Chair), 9; replaced by Lieu, 103 

DeSaulnier, 9; removed, 135 

Fuentes, 9 


Krekorian, 9 


Mendoza, 9 


vacancy, 135

876 


COMMITTEES, SUBCOMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES 

Education Finance (Budget–Subcommittee No. 2)— 


Brownley, (Chair), 15 

Duvall, 15 

Fuller, 15 


Mullin, 15 


Swanson, 15 

Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1)— 


Beall, 15 

Benoit, 15; replaced by Emmerson, 123 

Berg, (Chair), 15 


Emmerson, replacing Benoit, 123 

Hernandez, 15 


Maze, 15 


Information Technology/Transportation (Budget–Subcommittee No. 5)— 


Benoit, 16 

Feuer, (Chair), 16 

Huff, 16 

Krekorian, 16 



Wolk, 16 

Resources (Budget–Subcommittee No. 3)— 


Blakeslee, 15 

Brownley, 15 

Evans, 15 

Jones, 15 



Ruskin, (Chair), 15 

Silva, 15 

State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4)— 


Arambula, (Chair), 16 

Cook, 16 

DeVore, 16 

Hayashi, 16


COMMITTEES, SUBCOMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY STANDING 

COMMITTEES—Continued 

State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4)—continued 


Mullin, 16 


Swanson, 16 


Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4), 16 






Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30 

Appointed— 



Rules, 9 


Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107; (4/10/08) 118 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 

Rules, (Chair), 9; replaced by Lieu, 103 




MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107; (5/7/08) 138 




AB 9, urgency clause refused adoption, 95 

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878 






95 



Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (5/6/08) 134 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/28/08) 107; (9/8/08) 206 

Appointed— 



Rules, 9; removed, 135 


Absence— 


(2/21/08) 66 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 

Revenue and Taxation, (Vice Chair), 10 








Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


Education Finance (Budget–Subcommittee No. 2), 15 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/15/08) 45; (8/15/08) 188 


(1/17/08) 14; (1/31/08) 27; (5/15/08) 148 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10; replaced by Krekorian, 15 

Prayers offered, 93


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Absence— 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 



Budget, 123 


Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), replacing Benoit, 

123 




Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30 

Appointed— 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(6/19/08) 168 


(2/4/08) 30; (3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 






Appointed— 


Budget, 10 



Information Technology/Transportation (Budget–Subcommittee No. 5), 

(Chair), 16 

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880 




Appointed— 


Rules, 9 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(4/17/08) 122 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 






Appointed— 


Appropriations, filled vacancy, 41 





Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/12/08) 93 


(2/4/08) 30 


Absence— 


(2/19/08) 61; (2/21/08) 66 


(2/14/08) 40 





Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/4/08) 30 


(5/15/08) 148; (5/19/08) 152 

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GUESTS OF THE ASSEMBLY 


Egeland, Leona, former Assembly Member and Chair of the Women’s 

Legislative Caucus (Lieber), 83 

McCorquodale, Dan, former State Senator (Lieber), 83 


Absence— 


(3/13/08) 100; (3/28/08) 107 


(5/6/08) 134 


(9/8/08) 206 

Appointed— 





Absence— 


(1/24/08) 18; (3/13/08) 100 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 







Absence— 


(9/8/08) 206 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 





Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/12/08) 93; (3/13/08) 100 

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HORTON, SHIRLEY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(6/5/08) 160 


Absence— 


(1/14/08) 3; (2/7/08) 34; (3/28/08) 107; (5/12/08) 143; (7/15/08) 180 



Absence— 


(1/14/08) 3 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 







Absence— 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/13/08) 100; (4/10/08) 118; (4/24/08) 126 

Appointed— 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107; (6/5/08) 160 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 



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Absence— 

Illness— 

(5/15/08) 148 


(1/17/08) 14; (4/24/08) 126 

Appointed— 




Absence— 


(5/7/08) 138; (6/25/08) 172 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 


(5/1/08) 130; (5/6/08) 134 

Appointed— 



Budget, replacing Dymally, 15 

Rules, 9 




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Appointed— 


Budget, (Chair), 10 


Education Finance (Budget–Subcommittee No. 2), (Alternate), 16 

Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), (Alternate), 16 



Resources (Budget–Subcommittee No. 3), (Alternate), 16 

State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4), (Alternate), 16 



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Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30; (2/21/08) 66 

Appointed— 






Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 30 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Chair), 9 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (4/3/08) 110 


(2/28/08) 74; (5/1/08) 130 


Absence— 

Funeral— 

(1/17/08) 14 


(3/28/08) 107 


Democratic and Republican Leadership, and Rules Committee members for the 

2007–08 Regular Session will be appointed to these positions in the Third 

Extraordinary Session, 7 

Substitute Roll Calls, former Assembly Members Alarcon and Richardson will 

not be recorded, Assembly Member Fuentes will be allowed to add on, 6 






Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 30; (3/28/08) 107 


(2/14/08) 40; (2/15/08) 45; (5/6/08) 134; (5/7/08) 138



Appointed— 





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Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/13/08) 100 


(3/28/08) 107; (5/19/08) 152; (6/12/08) 164 

Appointed— 












Absence— 


(4/7/08) 114; (4/10/08) 118 

Illness— 

(3/28/08) 107 


(4/3/08) 110 


(6/5/08) 160 

Appointed— 


Budget, 10 





Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30; (2/21/08) 66

886 


MENDOZA, TONY, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 


Rules, 9 








AB 9, to permit Assembly Member Calderon to take up the bill as amended 

without reference to print or file for purpose of consideration (Bass), 

unanimous consent withheld (Blakeslee), motion (Bass), 93; motion carried, 

94 

Garcia, Bonnie, Assembly Member— 



Re-refer— 



Appointed— 


Budget, 10 





Appointed— 




Appointed— 





Absence— 


(2/21/08) 66 

Appointed— 


Budget, (Vice Chair), 10 

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NIELLO, ROGER, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Education Finance (Budget–Subcommittee No. 2), (Alternate), 16 

Health and Human Services (Budget–Subcommittee No. 1), (Alternate), 16 



Resources (Budget–Subcommittee No. 3), (Alternate), 16 

State Administration (Budget–Subcommittee No. 4), (Alternate), 16 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(3/10/08) 83 


(3/28/08) 107; (4/10/08) 118; (4/17/08) 122; (5/7/08) 138; (6/19/08) 168; 

(7/3/08) 176 


(2/21/08) 66; (4/24/08) 126 


Elected, 5 




Moreno, Carlos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, 6, 7 












Elected, 7 


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Elected, 7 


Prayers offered, 2, 45, 61, 211 

PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRIES 

1/14/08, Under Proposition 58 the Legislature has 45 days to act once the Governor 

declares a fiscal emergency. When do the 45 days begin? Also if the Legislature 

fails to act within 45 days, what remedy if any, is available to the Governor? 

(Spitzer), reply: that the 45 calendar days begin on 1/11/08, the day after the 

proclamation was received by the Assembly. 2/24/08 is the 45th calendar day. 

Legislative Counsel is currently reviewing the issues relating to the 

implementation of Proposition 58 (Lieber), 7 

1/14/08, Is it not correct that if the Legislative Counsel has not provided an opinion 

whether or not on the 45th day without legislative action, one of two actions can 

occur? 1) The Governor’s proposed budget changes, midyear and other, would 

automatically take effect; or 2) The 45 days is a fiction under Proposition 58, the 

voters did not empower the Governor with any real authority in that 45 days 

come and go and a failure by the Legislature to act could result in the Governor 

declaring another fiscal emergency, thus starting another 45 days? (Spitzer), 

reply: that those issues are currently under review by the Legislative Counsel 

(Lieber), 8 

1/14/08, When do you think the Legislative body will be given any information or 

an opinion about when the 45 days run and what it means? (Spitzer), reply: that 

the issue is currently under consideration by the Legislative Counsel. All 

members are entitled to confer with Legislative Counsel on this same issue or 

any other issue (Lieber), 8 


Absence— 


(2/4/08) 30 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/25/08) 70 


(8/15/08) 188 


(2/14/08) 40; (4/24/08) 126; (6/12/08) 164 


(9/8/08) 206; (9/15/08) 211 

Appointed— 


Revenue and Taxation, 10



3/12/08, Pursuant to Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure, Section 124, it is 

inappropriate to use another Member’s name during debate, remarks should be 

limited to the question before the House, and references to personalities should 

be avoided (Spitzer), ruling: point of order well-taken (Lieber), 95 

POINTS OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE 

Spitzer, The Speaker pro Tempore’s reply would be true, except when Legislative 

Counsel is researching an issue on an exact point of law, they generally will not 

give an opinion to another member on the same question, Legislative Counsel 

will not give out multiple opinions on the same subject, 8 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27 


Dymally, Mervyn, Assembly Member, 93 

Gaines, Rev. Dr. Winifred B., Canon of Trinity Cathedral Sacramento, 83 

Torrico, Alberto, Assembly Member, 143 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/24/08) 18 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/14/08) 40; (3/13/08) 100; (4/24/08) 126 


(2/15/08) 45; (8/15/08) 188 

PROCLAMATIONS 


1/10/08, re to consider and act upon legislation to address the fiscal emergency 

that has been proclaimed, 3 


unanimous consent) 

AB 9, urgency clause refused adoption, 95; died on file, 221 

AB 10, bill refused passage, 50; died on file, 221 




RULES 


Adoption of the Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Third 


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890 



House Rules—continued 

Election of Officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Third Extraordinary 


HR 3, Relative to the organization of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Third 





(Blakeslee), 95 

(De Leon), 95 



AB 9, request to suspend the Rules to permit Assembly Member Calderon 

to take up the bill as amended without reference to print or file for 

purpose of consideration (Bass), unanimous consent withheld 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/29/08) 22; (2/7/08) 34; (5/12/08) 143; (7/3/08) 176; (8/7/08) 184; 

(8/15/08) 188; (8/17/08) 192; (8/21/08) 196; (8/29/08) 200 


(4/3/08) 110; (5/1/08) 130 


(3/13/08) 100 

Appointed— 




Appointed— 


Budget, 10 


Resources (Budget–Subcommittee No. 3), (Chair), 15 



MEMBER 

Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 


(1/31/08) 27 

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1/10/08, re to consider and act upon legislation to address the fiscal emergency 

that has been proclaimed, 3 

Proposed Legislation— 

RN 0701273, 5 

RN 0731571, 5 

RN 0731682, 5 

RN 0731718, 5 

RN 0732439, 5 

RN 0732449, 5 

RN 0800112, 5 

RN 0800115, 5 

RN 0800364, 5 

RN 0800367, 5 

RN 0800383, 5 

RN 0800519, 5 

Veto. See main heading—VETO 



Appointed— 


Budget, 10 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 30; (3/13/08) 100; (3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, 10

892 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(1/14/08) 3; (1/17/08) 14; (1/24/08) 18; (1/29/08) 22; (1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 

30; (2/7/08) 34; (2/14/08) 40; (2/15/08) 45; (2/19/08) 61; (2/21/08) 66; 

(2/25/08) 70; (2/28/08) 74; (3/6/08) 78; (3/10/08) 83; (3/11/08) 88; 

(3/12/08) 93; (3/13/08) 100; (3/28/08) 107; (4/3/08) 110; (4/7/08) 114; 

(4/10/08) 118; (4/17/08) 122; (4/24/08) 126; (5/1/08) 130; (5/6/08) 134; 

(5/7/08) 138; (5/12/08) 143; (5/15/08) 148; (5/19/08) 152; (5/29/08) 156; 

(6/5/08) 160; (6/12/08) 164; (6/19/08) 168; (6/25/08) 172; (7/3/08) 176; 

(7/15/08) 180; (8/7/08) 184; (8/15/08) 188; (8/17/08) 192; (8/21/08) 196; 

(8/29/08) 200; (9/8/08) 206; (9/15/08) 211 




Absence— 


(3/6/08) 78; (3/10/08) 83; (3/11/08) 88 


(1/31/08) 27; (4/7/08) 114 


(2/7/08) 34; (5/7/08) 138 

Appointed— 







1/14/08, Under Proposition 58 the Legislature has 45 days to act once the 

Governor declares a fiscal emergency. When do the 45 days begin? Also if 

the Legislature fails to act within 45 days, what remedy if any, is available to 

the Governor?, reply: that the 45 calendar days begin on 1/11/08, the day 

after the proclamation was received by the Assembly. 2/24/08 is the 45th 

calendar day. Legislative Counsel is currently reviewing the issues relating to 

the implementation of Proposition 58 (Lieber), 7 

1/14/08, Is it not correct that if the Legislative Counsel has not provided an 

opinion whether or not on the 45th day without legislative action, one of two 

actions can occur? 1) The Governor’s proposed budget changes, midyear and 

other, would automatically take effect; or 2) The 45 days is a fiction under 

Proposition 58, the voters did not empower the Governor with any real 

authority in that 45 days come and go and a failure by the Legislature to act 

could result in the Governor declaring another fiscal emergency, thus starting 

another 45 days?, reply: that those issues are currently under review by the 

Legislative Counsel (Lieber), 8




1/14/08, When do you think the Legislative body will be given any information 

or an opinion about when the 45 days run and what it means?, reply: that the 

issue is currently under consideration by the Legislative Counsel. All 

members are entitled to confer with Legislative Counsel on this same issue or 

any other issue (Lieber), 8 


3/12/08, Pursuant to Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure, Section 124, it is 

inappropriate to use another Member’s name during debate, remarks should 

be limited to the question before the House, and references to personalities 

should be avoided, ruling: point of order well-taken (Lieber), 95 

Point of Personal Privilege, The Speaker pro Tempore’s reply would be true, except 

when Legislative Counsel is researching an issue on an exact point of law, they 

generally will not give an opinion to another member on the same question, 

Legislative Counsel will not give out multiple opinions on the same subject, 8 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(7/3/08) 176 


(1/31/08) 27; (2/4/08) 30; (3/28/08) 107 


(6/5/08) 160 

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. See O’CONNELL, JACK. 


Appointed— 


Budget, 10 






Absence— 


(8/15/08) 188 


(8/17/08) 192 




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Absence— 


(2/28/08) 74; (4/24/08) 126 



VETO 

Message re— 

AB 36, 219 


Absence— 


(1/31/08) 27; (3/28/08) 107 





Absence— 


(3/28/08) 107 

Appointed— 







Elected, 7 



Elected, 7 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(2/21/08) 66 


(1/31/08) 27; (6/25/08) 172 


(3/28/08) 107 

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Appointed— 


Budget, 10 





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897 

A.B. No. 





read second time, amended, returned to second reading, 45; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 51; 






















8 Introduced, read first time, 31; to committee, from committee, author’s amendments, 

read second time, amended, re-referred, 35; from committee, 41; read second time, 

amended, returned to second reading, 45; taken up without reference to file, read 

third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, to Senate, 49; from Senate, to 



read second time, amended, re-referred, 35; motion to re-refer, motion carried, 



re-referred, 89; request to suspend Rules, unanimous consent withheld, motion to 

suspend Rules, 93; motion carried, from committee, read second time, amended, 

returned to second reading, taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

urgency clause read, 94; urgency clause refused adoption, motion to reconsider, 

95; motion continued, 145; died on file, reconsideration pending, 221

898 


A.B. No. 


read second time, amended, re-referred, 35; from committee, 41; read second time, 

amended, returned to second reading, 46; taken up without reference to file, read 

third time, refused passage, motion to reconsider, 50; motion continued, 63, 71, 

145; died on file, reconsideration pending, 221 








































36 Introduced, read first time, Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed 

with, 211; read second time, 212; taken up without reference to file, read third time, 

passed, to Senate immediately, 213; from Senate, to enrollment, 214; enrolled, to 

Governor, 217; vetoed, 219


ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

A.C.R. No. 



SENATE BILLS 

S.B. No. 


second time, to third reading, 139; read third time, urgency clause adopted, passed, 



dispensed with, 61; read second time, taken up without reference to file, read third 

time, refused passage, 62



S.C.R. No. 


2 In Assembly, read, taken up without reference to file, read, adopted, to Senate, 214

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2007–08 Fourth Extraordinary Session 

Page 




Assembly Constitutional Amendments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 929 





2007–08 Fourth Extraordinary Session 


ABSENCE 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14; replaced by Emmerson (for 11/17/08) 25 



ADJOURNMENT 

Recesses— 

Sine Die, 2007–08 Fourth Extraordinary Session, pursuant to the provisions of 

Article IV, Section 3(a) of the Constitution and Joint Rule 51, 41 


Absence— 


(11/6/08) 3 

Appointed— 


Rules, 14 



ANNOUNCEMENTS 


Leadership, both Democratic and Republican, the Speaker pro Tempore, and 

Rules Committee members for the 2007–08 Regular Session will be 

appointed for these positions in the Fourth Extraordinary Session, 5 


Appointed— 


Budget, 13 







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( 907)

908 



Bass, Karen 



Berg, Patty 







Cook, Paul 

Coto, Joe 

Davis, Mike 




DeVore, Chuck 




Eng, Mike 

Evans, Noreen 

Feuer, Mike 


Fuller, Jean 


Gaines, Ted 




Hancock, Loni 

Hayashi, Mary 




Huff, Bob 



Jones, Dave 


Keene, Rick 


Laird, John 


Leno, Mark

2007–08 FOURTH EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 909 




Lieu, Ted W. 

Ma, Fiona 

Maze, Bill 

Mendoza, Tony 

Mullin, Gene 


Nava, Pedro 

Niello, Roger 

Nunez, Fabian 

Parra, Nicole 





Ruskin, Ira 

Salas, Mary 

Saldana, Lori 

Silva, Jim 


Solorio, Jose 

Soto, Nell 

Spitzer, Todd 




Tran, Van 


Walters, Mimi 

Wolk, Lois 

ASSISTANT SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE. See SALDANA, LORI 

BASS, KAREN, SPEAKER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER 

Per diem— 



Elected, 5 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

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910 


BEALL, JIM, JR., ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 

Appointed— 


Budget, 13 


Appointed— 


Rules, 14 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 13 


Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


Appointed— 


Budget, 13 



Absence— 


(11/25/08) 32 

Appointed— 



Budget, 13 


Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 



Per Diem— 


�



Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/6/08) 3 


(11/17/08) 20 



Appointed— 


Rules, 14 







Assistant Whips— 






Ma, Fiona, 6 





Hancock, Loni, (Alternate), 14 


Mendoza, Tony, 14 


Lieu, Ted, 6 









Tran, Van, 9 



Huff, Bob, 9

912 


CAUCUS, REPUBLICAN—Continued 

Appointments by Republican Leader Villines—continued 












Rules Committee, appointed by Bass— 





Rules Committee Vice Chair, appointed by Bass— 

Blakeslee, Sam, 6, 14 


Huff, Bob, 9 











Caballero, 14 

Davis, 14 

De Leon, (Chair), 11, 14 


Emmerson, 14 

Furutani, 14 

Huffman, 14 

Karnette, 14 

Krekorian, 14 

La Malfa, 14 

Lieu, 15 

Ma, 15 

Nakanishi, 15 

Nava, 15



Appropriations—continued 

Runner, 15 

Solorio, 15 


Banking and Finance— 



Brownley, 17 

Evans, 17 

Gaines, (Vice Chair), 17 

Jones, 17 

Krekorian, 17 

Lieber, 17 

Nava, (Chair), 17 

Niello, 17 

Swanson, 17 

Torrico, 17 

Walters, 17 

Budget— 



Arambula, 13 

Beall, 13 

Berg, 13 

Blakeslee, 13 

Brownley, 13 

Cook, 13 


DeVore, 13 

Duvall, 13 

Emmerson, 13 

Evans, 13 

Feuer, 14 

Fuller, 14 

Hayashi, 14 

Hernandez, 14 

Huff, 14 

Jeffries, 14 

Jones, 14 

Krekorian, 14 

Laird, (Chair), 6, 13 

Maze, 14 

Mullin, 14 

Niello, (Vice Chair), 6, 13 

Ruskin, 14

914 




Silva, 14 

Swanson, 14 

Wolk, 14 

Rules— 



Adams, 14; replaced by Emmerson (for 11/17/08) 25 


Benoit, 14 

Blakeslee, (Vice Chair), 6, 14 

Carter, 14 

Davis, 14 

Fuentes, 14 


Krekorian, 14 

Lieu, (Chair), 6, 14 

Mendoza, 14 


vacancy, 14 


Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 13 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


� 


Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 



Rules, 14



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 13 


MEMBER 

Appointed— 


Appropriations, (Chair), 11, 14 


Assistant Majority Floor Leader (appointed by Bass), 6 



Appointed— 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 13 






Appointed— 


Budget, 13 


Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/17/08) 20 


Appointed— 



Budget, 13 

Rules, replacing Adams (for 11/17/08) 25 

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916 


EMMERSON, BILL, ASSISTANT LEADER/ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



Per Diem— 



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


(11/25/08) 32 


Appointed— 



Budget, 13 


Caucus Chair (appointed by Bass), 6 


Appointed— 


Budget, 14 



Appointed— 


Rules, 14 


Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 



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Appointed— 


Banking and Finance, (Vice Chair), 17 



Per Diem— 





Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20; (11/25/08) 32 

Appointed— 





Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 


Appointed— 


Budget, 14 



Per Diem— 



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

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Absence— 


(11/6/08) 3; (11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 





Absence— 


(11/25/08) 32 

Appointed— 




Appointed— 


Budget, 14 


Appointed— 



Budget, 14 


Appointed— 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 




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Budget, 14 

Rules, 14 



Appointed— 


Budget, (Chair), 6, 13 


Appointed— 







Absence— 


(11/6/08) 3 



Leadership, both Democratic and Republican, the Speaker pro Tempore, and 

Rules Committee members for the 2007–08 Regular Session will be 

appointed for these positions in the Fourth Extraordinary Session, 5 

Appointed— 




Speaker pro Tempore (appointed by Bass), 6 


Appointed— 



Rules, (Chair), 6, 14 


Rules Committee Chair (appointed by Bass), 6 

Per Diem— 



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Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 




Majority Whip (appointed by Bass), 6 

Per Diem— 



MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER OF ASSEMBLY. See TORRICO, ALBERTO 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 



Appointed— 


Rules, 14 







Villines, Michael, Republican Leader/Assembly Member— 




Appointed— 


Budget, 14



Appointed— 




Appointed— 



Banking and Finance, (Chair), 17 



Appointed— 



Budget, (Vice Chair), 6, 13 



NUNEZ, FABIAN, ASSEMBLY MEMBER 














Elected, 6 



Elected, 6 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

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PARRA, NICOLE, ASSEMBLY MEMBER—Continued 



(11/6/08) 3 


PER DIEM 

Bass— 


Caballero— 


Emmerson— 


Gaines— 


Horton— 


Lieu— 


Ma— 


Portantino— 


Tran— 



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


Per Diem— 




Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 

PROCLAMATIONS 


11/6/08, (1) re legislation to address fiscal and budget-related matters; and (2) re 

legislation to address the economy, including but not limited to efforts to 

stimulate California’s economy and create and retain jobs; and (3) re 

legislation to address the housing mortgage crisis; (4) re legislation to address 

the solvency of the Unemployment Insurance Fund, 4 

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RULES 


Adoption of Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Fourth 

Extraordinary Session (Torrico), adopted, 5 

Election of Officers of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Fourth Extraordinary 

Session (Torrico), adopted, 6 

HR 3, Relative to the organization of the Assembly for the 2007–08 Fourth 

Extraordinary Session (Torrico), adopted, 5 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 




Absence— 


(11/6/08) 3; (11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 

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Illness— 

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MEMBER 





11/6/08, (1) re legislation to address fiscal and budget-related matters; and (2) re 

legislation to address the economy, including but not limited to efforts to 

stimulate California’s economy and create and retain jobs; and (3) re 

legislation to address the housing mortgage crisis; (4) re legislation to address 

the solvency of the Unemployment Insurance Fund, 4 

SCOTT, JACK, SENATOR

924 



Absence— 


(11/6/08) 3; (11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 


Budget, 14 



Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


Appointed— 




Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/6/08) 3; (11/17/08) 20; (11/25/08) 32 

SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY. See BASS, KAREN 



Absence— 

Illness— 

(11/25/08) 32 


(11/17/08) 20 

Appointed— 







Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 


Appointed— 



Budget, 14




Appointed— 






Absence— 


(11/17/08) 20 



Per Diem— 










Appointed— 








Elected, 6 




Elected, 6 


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A.B. No. 

1 Introduced, read first time, 12; read first time, 25; died at Desk, 41 



4 Introduced, 15; read first time, to committee, 25; from committee, without action, to 



6 Introduced, 29; read first time, 33; taken up without reference to committee or file, 

Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 35; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, urgency clause refused adoption, 36 

7 Introduced, 29; read first time, 33; taken up without reference to committee or file, 

Article IV, Section 8(b) of the Constitution dispensed with, 34; taken up without 

reference to file, read third time, urgency clause read, Call of Assembly, 35; Call 

of Assembly dispensed with, urgency clause refused adoption, 37 














ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 

A.C.A. No. 

1 Introduced, read first time, 12; read first time, 25; died at Desk, 41



S.C.R. No. 


Index to 

Journal of the Assembly 

Index to State Agency Reports 

Legislature of the State of California 


HON. KAREN BASS 

Speaker 

HON. SALLY J. LIEBER HON. LORI SALDAÑA 

Speaker pro Tempore Assistant Speaker pro Tempore 

HON. ALBERTO TORRICO HON. MICHAEL VILLINES 

Majority Floor Leader Minority Floor Leader 

E. DOTSON WILSON 

Chief Clerk of the Asembly 

SUE PARKER 

Minute Clerk

REPORTS RECEIVED AND NOTED IN THE ASSEMBLY JOURNAL 

OF THE 2007–08 REGULAR SESSION 

(Date and page numbers refer to the 2007 - 2008 Assembly Journal) 

Agency and Subject or Title Date Committee Page 

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, OFFICE OF 

2006 Office of Administrative Law Determination No. 2 Dec 21, 2006 B. & P. 90 

2007 OAL Determination No. 10(S) Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3458 






2007 OAL Determination No. 19(S) Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3550 

2007 OAL Determination No. 2 Feb 14, 2007 JUD. 312 




2007 OAL Determination No. 23 Nov 30, 2007 B. & P. 3554 

2007 OAL Determination No. 24(S) Dec 13, 2007 JUD. 3592 

2007 OAL Determination No. 25(S) Jan 7, 2008 JUD. 3605 

2007 OAL Determination No. 26(S) Jan 16, 2008 B. & P. 3726 

2007 OAL Determination No. 4 Apr 25, 2007 JUD. 1152 

2007 OAL Determination No. 4(S) Apr 23, 2008 B. & P. 4802 


2007 OAL Determination No. 7(S) Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2672 

2007 OAL Determination No. 7(S) Jul 17, 2008 B. & P. 6150 

2007 OAL Determination No. 8 Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2672 

2007 OAL Determination No. 9 Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3458 

2007 OAL Determination Nos. 11(S), 12(S), and 13(S) Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3459 

2007 OAL Determination No. 1 Jan 31, 2007 JUD. 247 

2007 OAL Determination No. 3 Mar 14, 2007 JUD. 586 


2008 OAL Determination No. 1 Mar 5, 2008 B. & P. 4171 

2008 OAL Determination No. 12 Jul 17, 2008 B. & P. 6152

INDEX TO STATE AGENCY REPORTS 


ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, OFFICE OF — Continued 




2008 OAL Determination No. 16(S) and 17(S) Sep 23, 2008 B. & P. 7291 

2008 OAL Determination No. 18(S) Sep 23, 2008 B. & P. 7291 

2008 OAL Determination No. 19 Oct 1, 2008 B. & P. 7324 

2008 OAL Determination No. 2 Apr 2, 2008 B. & P. 4406 

2008 OAL Determination No. 20(S) Oct 1, 2008 B. & P. 7325 


2008 OAL Determination No. 25(S) Nov 30, 2008 B. & P. 7454 





2008 OAL Determination No. 3(S) Apr 23, 2008 B. & P. 4803 


2008 OAL Determination No. 5(S) Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5686 

2008 OAL Determination No. 6 Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5687 


2008 OAL Determination No. 9(S), 2008 OAL Determination No. 10(S), and 2008 OAL Determination No. 11(S) Jul 17, 2008 B. & P. 6151 

AGING, DEPARTMENT OF 

Aging Services Data Report Mar 14, 2007 AGING & L.T.C. 584 

Long Term Care and Aging Services Statistical Fact Sheets and Program Narratives Mar 12, 2008 AGING & L.T.C. 4224 

Revised Statistical Fact Sheets for the Home Delivered Nutrition Program, Health Insurance Apr 23, 2008 AGING & L.T.C. 4802 

Counseling and Advocacy Program, and the Family Caregiver Support Program 

AGRICULTURAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 

Annual Report of the Agricultural Labor Relations Board for Fiscal Years Ending 2005/06 and 2006/07 May 28, 2008 L. & E. 5426 

Annual Report of the Agricultural Labor Relations Board for Fiscal Years Ending 2007/08 Oct 1, 2008 L. & E. 7326 

AIR RESOURCES BOARD 

2006 Annual Report on the Air Resources Board Expenditure of Non-Vehicular Source Fees, FY 2005–06 May 23, 2007 NAT.RES. 1594 

Long Term Funding Plan for Implementation of Assembly Bill 32 (Nuñez), The Global Warming Solution Act of 2006 Jan 16, 2008 NAT.RES. 3727 

Status Report on the Non-Toxic Dry Cleaning Incentive Program Aug 29, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 2740 

ALCOHOL AND DRUG PROGRAMS, DEPARTMENT OF 

Evaluation of Proposition 36: The Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000: 2008 Report Nov 30, 2008 HEALTH 7455 

Evaluation of the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 Final Report May 16, 2007 PUB. S. 1499 

3



ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL, DEPARTMENT OF 

Business and Professions Code Section 23055 Report Jul 23, 2008 G. O. 6160 

Business and Professions Code Section 23055 Report May 2, 2007 G. O. 1266 

BUSINESS, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING AGENCY 

2007 Annual Performance Report Apr 2, 2008 TRANS. 4408 

Armenia Trade Office Aug 22, 2007 J.E.D. & E. 2668 

California Business Loan Guarantee Program Annual Report for 2005–06 Jan 25, 2007 J.E.D. & E. 216 

California International Trade and Investment Strategy Mar 12, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 4225 

California Small Business Loan Guarantee Program Annual Report for 2006–07 Mar 5, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 4172 

Passenger Car Rental Industry Referendum Results Dec 21, 2006 A.,E.,S.,T. & I.M. 89 

Strategic Action Proposal for the California Partnership for the San Joaquin Valley Dec 6, 2006 BUDGET 76 

CALIFORNIA ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AND ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION FINANCING AUTHORITY 

California Alternative Energy and Advanced Transportation Financing Authority Annual Report of Activities May 16, 2007 U. & C. 1499 

CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILE ASSIGNED RISK PLAN 

Status of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program Feb 14, 2007 INS. 311 

Status of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program Feb 27, 2008 INS. 4126 

CALIFORNIA CHILDREN AND FAMILIES COMMISSION 

2005–06 First 5 Annual Report Feb 14, 2007 HUM. S. 311 

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES STATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 

Quality Program Criteria for Agricultural and Natural Resources Programs Aug 22, 2007 HIGHER ED. 2669 

within the California Community College System 

CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE AUTHORITY 

Annual Report on Program Operations Oct 1, 2008 INS. 7326 

CALIFORNIA EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY 

2006 Annual Report of the California Educational Facilities Authority Apr 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 892 

Academic Assistance Grant Program Apr 9, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4552 

California Educational Facilities Authority Academic Assistance Grant Program Mar 14, 2007 HIGHER ED. 588 

CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION 

2006 Annual Report for the Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Program Apr 25, 2007 U. & C. 1151 

Energy Commission’s Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Program Report Oct 4, 2007 U. & C. 3462 

Geologic Carbon Sequestration Strategies for California Apr 23, 2008 U. & C. 4802 

Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Program Apr 23, 2008 U. & C. 4803 

Renewable Energy Program 2007 Annual Report Nov 30, 2007 U. & C. 3553 

Renewable Energy Program 2008 Annual Report Dec 1, 2008 U. & C. 60 

Strategic Plan to Reduce the Energy Impact of Air Conditioners Jul 23, 2008 U. & C. 6158 

4



CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 

Climate Action Team Quarterly Report Mar 28, 2007 NAT.RES. 709 

CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR 

Internal Control Certification Feb 13, 2008 B. & P. 3982 

CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY OFFICE OF SYSTEMS INTEGRATION 

Statewide Automated Welfare System Oct 4, 2007 HUM. S. 3460 

CALIFORNIA HEALTH FACILITIES FINANCING AUTHORITY 

Annual Report of Activities for the Children’s Hospital Program Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4551 

California Health Facilities Financing Authority Children’s Hospital Program Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 588 

CALIFORNIA HIGH-SPEED RAIL AUTHORITY 

California High-Speed Rail Authority Report Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 589 

CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL 

2006–07 Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Act Annual Report Dec 13, 2007 TRANS. 3592 

Activities and Expenditures for Tactical Alerts Apr 2, 2008 BUDGET 4405 

Enhanced Radio System Apr 23, 2008 TRANS. 4802 

Motor Truck Towing Two Trailers Impact on Public Safety Report Oct 1, 2008 TRANS. 7326 

Police Pursuits Jan 30, 2008 PUB. S. 3899 

Police Pursuits Oct 1, 2008 PUB. S. 7324 

CALIFORNIA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY 

California Housing Finance Agency’s 2006–07 Annual Report Nov 30, 2007 H.& C.D. 3553 

California Housing Finance Agency’s 2007–08 Annual Report Nov 30, 2008 H.& C.D. 7456 

Disabled Veterans Bonds Services Participation Annual Report Jan 8, 2007 V.A. 115 

CALIFORNIA INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD 

California Integrated Waste Management Board Waste Tire Enforcement Program Jan 16, 2008 NAT.RES. 3725 

New and Emerging Conversion Technologies Report Jan 16, 2008 NAT.RES. 3725 

Review of the Systems of Internal Control Feb 13, 2008 B. & P. 3982 

Supplemental Report on Financial Assurances for Postclosure Landfills Jan 16, 2008 NAT.RES. 3725 

CALIFORNIA LAW REVISION COMMISSION 

Law Revision Commission 2005–06 Recommendations Jan 18, 2007 JUD. 176 

Law Revision Commission 2005–06 Reports and Recommendations Apr 11, 2007 JUD. 891 

Law Revision Commission 2006–07 Annual Report Apr 25, 2007 JUD. 1151 

Law Revision Commission Recommendation (Mechanics Lien Law) Dec 1, 2008 JUD. 62 

Law Revision Commission Reports Jul 17, 2008 JUD. 6152 

Report on Revocable Transfer on Death Deed Jan 5, 2007 JUD. 107 

5



CALIFORNIA LOTTERY COMMISSION 

2005/2006 Small Business/Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise Report Jan 8, 2007 J.E.D. & E. 114 

California State Lottery Fiscal Year 2007–08 Contracts Over $100,000 Nov 30, 2008 G. O. 7455 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, December 31, 2006 (Prepared From Books Without Audit) Mar 28, 2007 G. O. 709 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, December 31, 2007 (Prepared From Books Without Audit) Apr 9, 2008 G. O. 4550 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, June 30, 2007 (With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon) Nov 30, 2007 G. O. 3552 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, June 30, 2008 (With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon) Nov 30, 2008 G. O. 7456 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, March 31, 2007 (Prepared From Books Without Audit) Jun 27, 2007 G. O. 2281 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, March 31, 2008 (Prepared From Books Without Audit) Jul 17, 2008 G. O. 6152 

California State Lottery Fund: Financial Statements, September 30, 2007 (Prepared From Books Without Audit) Jan 7, 2008 G. O. 3605 

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) Of The California State Lottery for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2006 Jan 12, 2007 G. O. 156 

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) of The California State Lottery for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007 Mar 5, 2008 G. O. 4171 

Financial Statements for the Three Months Ended September 30, 2006 Prepared from Books Without Audit Dec 21, 2006 G. O. 89 

Lottery’s Purchase of Goods and Services through the Department of General Services, and Oct 4, 2007 G. O. 3463 

a Listing of Contracts Awarded for More than $100,000 During the 2006–07 Fiscal Year 

Small Business and Disabled Veteran Owned Business Enterprise Report Jan 30, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 3897 

CALIFORNIA MANAGED RISK MEDICAL INSURANCE BOARD 

2005 Federal Annual Report Children’s Health Insurance Program Dec 6, 2006 HEALTH 76 

2006 Federal Annual Report and Supplement Apr 16, 2008 INS. 4669 

2008 Healthy Families Program Supplement to the 2007 Federal Annual Report Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6154 

CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSISTANCE COMMISSION 

2007 Annual Report for the California Medical Assistance Commission Oct 4, 2007 HEALTH 3462 

California Medical Assistance Commission’s 2008 Annual Report Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6153 

CALIFORNIA POLLUTION CONTROL FINANCING AUTHORITY 

California Capital Access Program (CalCAP) 2006 Annual Report Apr 18, 2007 B.& F. 1026 

California Capital Access Program (CalCAP) 2007 Annual Report Apr 23, 2008 B.& F. 4800 

California Pollution Control Financing Authority Annual Report for 2006 May 2, 2007 B.& F. 1267 

California Pollution Control Financing Authority Annual Report for 2007 Apr 23, 2008 B.& F. 4800 

California Pollution Control Financing Authority Sustainable Communities Jun 25, 2008 B.& F. 5870 

Grant and Loan Program Annual Report of Activities 

California Recycle Underutilized Sites (CalReUSE) Program Annual Report of Activities for 2007 Jun 11, 2008 B.& F. 5685 

Sustainable Communities Grant and Loan Program Annual Report of Activities 2006 May 23, 2007 B.& F. 1594 

CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM 

2007 Cost of Living Report Mar 12, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4224 

Actuarial Valuation Report for the 1959 Survivor Benefit Program as of June 30, 2006 Jun 13, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2138 

Actuarial Valuation Report for the 1959 Survivor Benefit Program as of June 30, 2007 Jul 17, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 6151 

6



CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM — Continued 

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and Accompanying Operations Summary for the Year Ended June 30, 2007 Feb 20, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4028 

Feasibility of Offering Health Care Coverage to School Employees Apr 2, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4407 

Independent Auditor’s Report, Financial Statements Required Supplementary Information, Apr 2, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4407 

and Other Supplemental Information For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007 

Investment Holdings in Companies that May Owe Compensation to Victims of Slave or Forced Labor During World War II Apr 25, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1153 

Investment Holdings in Domestic and International Corporations Operating in Northern Ireland Apr 25, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1153 

Investment Holdings with Companies with Business Operations in Sudan Jan 30, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 3897 

Judges’ Retirement System I Actuarial Valuation as of June 30, 2006 Jun 13, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2139 

Judges’ Retirement System I and II Actuarial Valuation as of June 30, 2007 May 28, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 5426 

Judges’ Retirement System II Actuarial Valuation as of June 30, 2006 May 16, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1498 

Legislator’s Retirement System Actuarial Valuation as of June 30, 2006 May 9, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1397 

Legislator’s Retirement System Actuarial Valuation as of June 30, 2007 May 28, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 5426 

Portfolio of Companies That May Owe Compensation to Victims of Slave or Forced Labor During World War II Apr 2, 2008 JUD. 4405 

State Employers’ Industrial Disability Cost Report, Fiscal Year 2005–06 Aug 22, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2669 

State Employers’ Industrial Disability Cost Report, Fiscal Year 2006–07 Jun 25, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 5870 

Volunteer Firefighters’ Length of Service Award System Actuarial Valuation for Plan Ending June 30, 2006 May 9, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1397 

CALIFORNIA RESEARCH BUREAU 

Report on What are the Qualifications for Bounty Hunters in California Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3726 

CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR 

Audit Reports: 

Accuracy of Crime Statistics in the 2005 Annual Report Published by a Jan 25, 2007 HIGHER ED. 215 

Sample of Six California Postsecondary Education Institutions 

Affordability of College Textbooks: Textbook Prices Have Risen Significantly in the Sep 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 7283 

Last Four Years, but Some Strategies May Help to Control These Costs for Students 

Batterer Intervention Programs: County Probation Departments Could Improve Their Compliance With Dec 4, 2006 PUB. S. 71 

State Law, but Progress in Batterer Accountability Also Depends on the Courts 

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation: It Needs to Improve Its Processes for Contracting Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1150 

and Paying Medical Service Providers as Well as for Complying With the Political Reform Act 

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation: Although Building a Condemned Sep 23, 2008 PUB. S. 7281 

Inmate Complex at San Quentin May Cost More Than Expected, the Costs of Other 

Alternatives for Housing Condemned Inmates are Likely to be Even Higher 

California Highway Patrol: It Followed State Contracting Requirements Inconsistently, Exhibited Jan 30, 2008 TRANS. 3895 

Weaknesses in its Conflict of Interest Guidelines, and Used a State Resource Imprudently 

California Institute for Regenerative Medicine: It Has a Strategic Plan, but It Needs to Finish Developing Feb 28, 2007 HEALTH 491 

Grant Related Policies and Continue Strengthening Management Controls to Ensure Policy Compliance 

7



CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR — Continued 

California State University: It is Inconsistent in Considering Diversity When Hiring Professors, Dec 13, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3591 

Management Personnel, Presidents, and System Executives 

California State University: It Needs to Strengthen Its Oversight and Establish Nov 30, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3549 

Stricter Policies for Compensating Current and Former Employees 

County Poll Workers: The Office of the Secretary of State has Developed Statewide Sep 23, 2008 E. & R. 7287 

Guideline, but County Training Programs Need Some Improvement 

Department of Corporations: It Needs Stronger Oversight of Its Operations and Feb 14, 2007 B.& F. 308 

More Efficient Processing of License Applications and Complaints 

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation: It Does Not Always Follow Its Policies When Discharging Parolees Sep 23, 2008 PUB. S. 7284 

Department of Education: Its Mathematics and Reading Professional Development Dec 4, 2006 ED. 70 

Program Has Trained Fewer Teachers Than Originally Expected 

Department of Fish and Game: Its Limited Success in Identifying Viable Projects and Its Weak Controls Nov 30, 2008 W.P. & W. 7457 

Reduce the Benefit of Revenues From Sales of the Bay-Delta Sport Fishing Enhancement Stamp 

Department of Health Care Services: Although Notified of Changes in Billing Requirements, Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6148 

Providers of Durable Medical Equipment Frequently Overcharged Medi-Cal 

Department of Health Services: It Has Not Yet Fully Implemented Legislation Intended Feb 21, 2007 HEALTH 366 

to Improve the Quality of Care in Skilled Nursing Facilities 

Department of Health Services: It Needs to Improve Its Application and Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1148 

Referral Processes When Enrolling Medi-Cal Providers 

Department of Health Services: Its Licensing and Certification Division Is Struggling Apr 18, 2007 HEALTH 1024 

to Meet State and Federal Oversight Requirements for Skilled Nursing Facilities 

Department of Housing and Community Development: Housing and Emergency Shelter Trust Fund Acts of 2002 and 2006 Oct 4, 2007 H.& C.D. 3456 

Department of Insurance: Former Life Insurance Company Policyholders Have Incurred Significant Feb 13, 2008 INS. 3980 

Economic Losses, and Distributions of Funds Have Been Inconsistently Monitored and Reported 

Department of Public Health: Laboratory Field Services Lack of Clinical Laboratory Oversight Places the Public at Risk Sep 23, 2008 HEALTH 7286 

Department of Water Resources: Its Administration of Grants Under the Nov 30, 2007 W.P. & W. 3548 

Flood Protection Corridor Program Needs Improvement 

DNA Identification Fund: Improvements Are Needed in Reporting Fund Revenues and Assessing and Distributing Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3558 

DNA Penalties, but Counties and Courts We Reviewed Have Properly Collected Penalties 

Grade Separation Program Oct 4, 2007 TRANS. 3457 

Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund Aug 22, 2007 G. O. 2673 

Investigations of Improper Activities by State Employees: February 2007 Through June 2007 Oct 4, 2007 B. & P. 3458 

Investigations of Improper Activities by State Employees: January 2008 through June 2008 Nov 30, 2008 B. & P. 7456 

Investigations of Improper Activities by State Employees: July 2006 Through January 2007 Mar 28, 2007 B. & P. 710 

Investigations of Improper Activities by State Employees: July 2007 Through December 2007 Apr 9, 2008 B. & P. 4550 

8



CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR — Continued 

Low Level Radioactive Waste: The State Has Limited Information the Hampers Its Ability to Assess Jun 25, 2008 E.S. & T.M. 5868 

the Need for a Disposal Facility and Must Improve Its Oversight to Better Protect the Public 

Medical Board of California: It Needs to Consider Cutting Its Fees or Issuing a Refund to Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3547 

Reduce the Fund Balance of Its Contingent Fund 

Medical Board of California’s Physician Diversion Program While Making Recent Improvements, Inconsistent Jun 13, 2007 B. & P. 2136 

Monitoring of Participants and Inadequate Oversight of Its Service Providers Continue to Hamper 

Nonprofit Hospitals: Inconsistent Data Obscure the Economic Value of Their Benefit to Communities, Jan 7, 2008 HEALTH 3604 

and the Franchise Tax Board Could More Closely Monitor Their Tax Exempt Status 

Office of Spill Prevention and Response: It Has Met Many of its Oversight and Response Duties, Sep 23, 2008 G. O. 7285 

but Interaction With Local Government, the Media, and Volunteers Needs Improvement 

Safely Surrendered Baby Law: Stronger Guidance from the State and Better May 28, 2008 PUB. S. 5424 

Information for the Public Could Enhance Its Impact 

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority: It Has Made Several Sep 23, 2008 TRANS. 7282 

Improvements in Recent Years, but Changes are Still Needed 

Sex Offender Placement: State Laws Are Not Always Clear, and No One Formally Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4799 

Assesses the Impact Sex Offender Placement Has on Local Communities 

Solar Energy: As the Cost of This Resource Becomes More Competitive With Other Renewable Jan 30, 2008 U. & C. 3896 

Resources, Applications to Construct New Solar Power Plants Should Increase 

State Bar of California: With Strategic Planning Not Yet Complete, It Projects General May 2, 2007 JUD. 1264 

Fund Deficits and Needs Continued Improvement in Program Administration 

State Board of Chiropractic Examiners: Board Members Violated State Laws and Procedural Requirements, Apr 2, 2008 B. & P. 4404 

and Its Enforcement, Licensing, and Continuing Education Programs Need Improvement 

State Of California: Internal Control and State and Federal Compliance Jul 17, 2008 B.& F. 6148 

Audit Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007 

State of California: Financial Report Year Ended June 30, 2006 Apr 11, 2007 BUDGET 891 

State of California: Financial Report Year Ended June 30, 2007 Apr 9, 2008 BUDGET 4549 

State of California: Internal Control and State and Federal Compliance May 16, 2007 B. & P. 1497 

Audit Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2006 

State of California: Statement of Securities Accountability of the State Treasurer’s Office, December 31, 2007 Sep 23, 2008 B. & P. 7280 

State Treasurer’s Office Statement of Securities Accountability as of December 31, 2006 Aug 22, 2007 B.& F. 2674 

The Carl Moyer Memorial Air Quality Standards Attainment Program: Improved Practices in Applicant Selection, Jun 27, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 2279 

Contracting, and Marketing Could Lead to More Cost Effective Emission Reductions and Enhancements 

Veterans Home of California at Yountville: It Needs Stronger Planning and Oversight in Key May 7, 2008 V.A. 5010 

Operational Areas, and Some Processes for Resolving Complaints Need Improvement 

9



CALIFORNIA STATE CONTROLLER 

250 California Special Districts with the Largest Revenues for FY 2005–06 Oct 4, 2007 E. & R. 3456 

250 California Special Districts with the Largest Revenues for the 2006–07 Fiscal Year Sep 23, 2008 L.GOV. 7289 

Housing Assistance Report within Contra Costa, Monterey, and Santa Cruz Counties Jun 13, 2007 H. & C.D. 2139 

Local Government e-Claims (LGeC) System Apr 25, 2007 BUDGET 1152 

Property Tax Apportionments Calendar Year 2006 Aug 22, 2007 REV. & TAX. 2671 

Property Tax Apportionments for Calendar Year 2006 Jun 25, 2008 REV. & TAX. 5870 

Property Tax Apportionments Report 2005 Dec 18, 2006 REV. & TAX. 86 

Unclaimed Property Audits Nov 30, 2008 BUDGET 7455 

Unclaimed Property Program Mar 12, 2008 BUDGET 4225 

CALIFORNIA STATE LANDS COMMISSION 

2007 Biennial Report on the California Marine Invasive Species Program Feb 14, 2007 NAT.RES. 312 

Annual Staff Report on the Management of State Schools Lands Fiscal Year 2005–06 Jan 8, 2007 NAT.RES. 115 

Annual Staff Report on the Management of State Schools Lands Fiscal Year 2006–07 Feb 13, 2008 NAT.RES. 3982 

Assessment of the Efficacy, Availability and Environmental Impacts of Jan 16, 2008 E.S. & T.M. 3726 

Ballast Water Treatment Systems for Use in California Waters 

California Oil Transfer and Transportation Emission and Risk Reduction Program 2004 to 2009 May 7, 2008 NAT.RES. 5012 

Disposition of State Lands in Inyo County May 28, 2008 NAT.RES. 5425 

Disposition of State Lands in Mendocino County Nov 30, 2007 NAT.RES. 3551 

Disposition of State Lands in Modoc County Aug 22, 2007 NAT.RES. 2672 

Disposition of State Lands in San Bernardino County Aug 22, 2007 NAT.RES. 2673 

Kapiloff Land Bank Report Jan 16, 2008 NAT.RES. 3728 

Kapiloff Land Bank Report Feb 28, 2007 NAT.RES. 492 

Mineral and Land Audit Program Feb 13, 2008 NAT.RES. 3983 

Potential Hazards on State School Lands Feb 13, 2008 NAT.RES. 3983 

CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM 

Actuarial Experience Study for the Defined Benefit Program, Defined Nov 30, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 7454 

Benefit Supplement Program and Cash Balance Benefit Program 

Actuarial Experience Study for the Defined Benefit Program, Defined Jul 17, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 6153 

Benefit Supplement Program and Cash Balance Benefit Program 

Actuarial Valuation Reports as of June 30, 2006 Aug 22, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2671 

Annual Report on the Erosion of Purchasing Power of State Teachers’ Retirement Allowances Jun 13, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2138 

Annual Report on the Erosion of Purchasing Power of State Teachers’ Retirement Allowances Apr 23, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4801 

Annual Report on the Erosion of Purchasing Power of State Teachers’ Retirement Allowances Jun 11, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 5688 

California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) Report Feb 14, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 310 

Companies Operating in Northern Ireland Apr 2, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 4405 

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CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM — Continued 

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007 May 7, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 5012 

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2006 Mar 14, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 587 

Investment Holdings with Companies with Business Operations in Sudan Feb 13, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 3981 

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY 

2005–06 California State University Channel Islands Site Authority Financial Report on Revenues from Mar 14, 2007 HIGHER ED. 586 

Sales and Leases, and Expenditures for Prior Year Camarillo State Hospital Land Transfer to CSU 

2005–06 California State University Channel Islands Site Authority Financial Statement Mar 14, 2007 HIGHER ED. 586 

Report on Funds Used to Support Increases in Enrollment Capacity 

2005–06 Final Identified Project Savings Report May 2, 2007 BUDGET 1266 

2005–06 Report on CSU Institutional Based Financial Aid Apr 18, 2007 BUDGET 1026 

2006–07 Final Identified Project Savings Report May 2, 2007 BUDGET 1266 

2006–07 Lottery Revenue Budget Receipts and Expenditures Jun 25, 2008 BUDGET 5869 

2007 Evaluation of People with Developmental Disabilities Moving from Developmental Centers into the Community Aug 22, 2007 HEALTH 2670 

2007–08 Enrollment Report Apr 2, 2008 BUDGET 4408 

2008 Biennial Report on CSU Joint Education Doctorate Program Jun 25, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5870 

Annual Report of Exemptions from the Bidding Process Due to Unexpected Jun 27, 2007 HIGHER ED. 2280 

Causes January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006 

Annual Report of Exemptions from the Bidding Process Due to Unexpected Feb 13, 2008 B. & P. 3983 

Causes January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007 

California State University 2005–06 Outreach Report Apr 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 891 

California State University 2006–07 Enrollment Report Apr 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 891 

California State University Channel Islands Site Authority Report Sep 23, 2008 BUDGET 7291 

California State University Channel Islands Site Authority, Statements May 7, 2008 BUDGET 5011 

of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets (Deficit) 

California State University Mathematics and Science Teacher Initiative Mar 12, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4224 

California State University Progress Report on Increasing Quality and Supply of Science and Math Teachers Apr 18, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1025 

California Student Athlete Fair Opportunity Act of 2005 Report Nov 30, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3553 

CSU 2007–08 Enrollment Report Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5686 

Disenrolled Students Report Jul 17, 2008 HIGHER ED. 6150 

Expenditure of Streamlined Capitol Outlay Funds Jun 11, 2008 BUDGET 5687 

Final Identified Project Savings Report, Fiscal Year 2006–07 Jan 23, 2008 BUDGET 3794 

Identified Project Savings Progress Report, Fiscal Year 2007–08 Feb 27, 2008 BUDGET 4126 

Mitigation of Off Campus Impacts Current Projects Apr 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4801 

Report on Proposed Campus Physical Master Plan Revisions and Mitigation Agreements for Off-Campus Impacts Oct 4, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3463 

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY — Continued 

The California State University (CSU) Report on Proposed Campus Master Mar 12, 2008 BUDGET 4223 

Plan Revisions and Mitigation Agreements for Off Campus Impacts 

The California State University Annual Report of Exemptions from the Bidding Process Jun 13, 2007 B. & P. 2139 

Due to Unexpected Causes January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006 

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO 

2008 Evaluation of People with Developmental Disabilities Moving from Developmental Centers into the Community Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6154 

CALIFORNIA STUDENT AID COMMISSION 

2003–04, 2004–05, and 2005–06 Annual Reports on Assumption Program of Loans for Education (APLE) May 2, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1265 

2004–2007 Cal Grant Competitive Award Report Feb 13, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3982 

2006–07 Annual Report on EdFUND Apr 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4800 

2006–07 Annual Report on the California Community College Cal Grant Transfer Entitlement Program Jan 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3728 

2006–07 Report on the Five Loan Assumption Programs for Education Apr 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4668 

2007 Report on the Cal Grant T Program Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5685 

2007–08 Cal Grant Program Nov 30, 2008 HIGHER ED. 7455 

Annual Report on EdFund Apr 25, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1153 

Student Aid Commission Program Compliance Reviews for Fiscal Year 2007–08 Nov 30, 2008 HIGHER ED. 7454 

CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 

California Transportation Commission’s 2006 Annual Report Jan 8, 2007 TRANS. 115 

California Transportation Commission’s 2007 Annual Report Jan 16, 2008 TRANS. 3726 

CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

2002–2005 Report on the Status of Child Support Program and Performance May 2, 2007 JUD. 1265 

Annual Child Report Program Performance and Statistical Report Fiscal Year 2006 Dec 11, 2007 JUD. 3581 

Child Support Performance and Statistics Semi Annual Report for Federal Fiscal Year 2006 Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3461 

Compromise of Arrears Program Apr 2, 2008 JUD. 4408 

Report on the Status of Child Support Program and Performance Improvement Plan for Fiscal Year 2006 Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3555 

Semi-Annual Report on Program Performance May 7, 2008 JUD. 5012 

CITY OF LINCOLN 

Report on the Use of Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVS) for the City of Lincoln and Jan 30, 2008 TRANS. 3897 

the City of Rocklin and Addendum No.1 to the Report, dated January 2, 2008 

CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

California Beverage Container Recycling Program History and Fund Management Options Mar 14, 2007 NAT.RES. 589 

CONSUMER AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005–06 Annual Report and Statistical Appendix May 23, 2007 B. & P. 1595 

2006 Report on the Status of Board Licensing Examination Validation and Occupational Analysis May 16, 2007 B. & P. 1500 

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CONSUMER AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

2006–07 Annual Report and Statistical Appendix May 28, 2008 B. & P. 5425 

Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education’s (BPPVE) Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Nov 30, 2007 B. & P. 3555 

California Board of Accountancy FY 2006–07 Report of Contracts Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5688 

Naturopathic Medicine Reports Entitled Minor Office Procedures; Practice of Naturopathic Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1153 

Childbirth; and Prescribing and Furnishing Authority of a Naturopathic Doctor 

Report on the Impact of the Licensure by Credential (LBC) Program on Dental Shortage Areas in California Jan 23, 2008 B. & P. 3795 

Unnecessary Barriers to Employment Oct 4, 2007 B. & P. 3464 

CORPORATIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 

California Deferred Deposit Transaction Law Apr 2, 2008 B.& F. 4406 

Continuation of Fee Reductions Report May 16, 2007 BUDGET 1500 

Department of Corporations Enforcement Report Nov 30, 2007 B.& F. 3551 

Department of Corporations Report on the Level of Non Compliance Jan 12, 2007 B.& F. 156 

Enforcement Activities Report for Period August 1, 2007 through January 31, 2008 Sep 23, 2008 B.& F. 7290 

Report on Continuation of Fee Reductions Feb 13, 2008 B.& F. 3981 

CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2008–09 Governor’s Budget Performance Measures in Governor’s Proposed Budget Feb 20, 2008 BUDGET 4028 

Allocations From the Appropriations Contained in AB 900 Sep 23, 2008 PUB. S. 7291 

An Assessment of Current Management Practices of Adult Sex Offenders in California Mar 5, 2008 PUB. S. 4171 

Annual Prison Industry Board Report Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4126 

Board of Parole Hearings Quarterly Report on Efforts to Transfer Foreign Born Inmates to Their Countries of Origin Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5689 

Division of Juvenile Justice Performance Measures Report Mar 14, 2007 PUB. S. 589 

Expenditure of Assembly Bill 900 Rehabilitation Funding Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4405 

Expenditures Related to Class Action Lawsuits that are Currently in the Settlement or Remedial Phase Mar 5, 2008 BUDGET 4170 

Expert Panel on Adult Offender and Recidivism Reduction Programming Aug 22, 2007 PUB. S. 2672 

Inmate Dental Program Oct 4, 2007 HEALTH 3460 

Inmate Dental Services Program Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5688 

Inmate Treatment and Prison to Employment Plan Oct 1, 2008 PUB. S. 7324 

Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act Aug 22, 2007 PUB. S. 2671 

Lifer Hearing Backlogs October 2005 through September 2006 May 2, 2007 PUB. S. 1267 

Local Corrections in California Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3550 

Management Plan Jan 30, 2008 PUB. S. 3899 

Master Plan Report 2008 Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4801 

Obtaining Additional Treatment and Rehabilitative Services Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4405 

Peace Officer Hiring Process Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1151 

Peace Officer Hiring Process Aug 22, 2007 PUB. S. 2671 

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CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Protective Vests Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1151 

Protective Vests Aug 22, 2007 PUB. S. 2669 

Quarter Report on the Allocations from the Appropriations Contained in Assembly Bill 900, Chapter 7, Statutes of 2007 Mar 5, 2008 BUDGET 4172 

Quarter Report on the Allocations from the Appropriations Contained in Assembly Bill 900, Chapter 7, Statutes of 2007 Jan 16, 2008 BUDGET 3728 

Quarterly Legislative Report on Protective Vest Distribution for September, October, and November 2006 Feb 14, 2007 PUB. S. 309 

Quarterly Report Ending March 31, 2008 on the Allocations from the Appropriations Contained in May 7, 2008 BUDGET 5013 

Assembly Bill 900, Chapter 7, Statutes of 2007 

Recidivism Reeducation Strategies Evaluation Plan Feb 13, 2008 PUB. S. 3983 

Report on Custody Assistants Jun 27, 2007 PUB. S. 2280 

Report on Gang Management Jan 23, 2008 PUB. S. 3795 

Revised Program Guide for the Mental Health Services Delivery System Apr 25, 2007 BUDGET 1152 

Security Threat Group Identification and Management Policy Sep 23, 2008 PUB. S. 7288 

State Commission on Juvenile Justice Interim Report Jul 17, 2008 PUB. S. 6152 

State Policies and Procedures Regarding “Gate Money” Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3727 

Status of the Inmate Treatment and Prison to Employment Plan Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3464 

Status Report of the Inmate Treatment and Prison to Employment Plan Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3729 

The Master Plan for Female Offenders: A Blueprint for Gender Responsive Rehabilitation Jul 17, 2008 PUB. S. 6149 

DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

Annual Lottery Education Funds Report, Fiscal Year 2004–05 Dec 4, 2006 BUDGET 72 

Annual Report on Vendor Service Data for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Oct 4, 2007 HUM. S. 3462 

Annual Report on Vendor Service Data for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Jul 23, 2008 HUM. S. 6159 

Annual Report Regarding Special Incidents Involving Consumers with Developmental Disabilities Jun 11, 2008 HUM. S. 5685 

Annual Report Regarding Special Incidents Involving Consumers with Developmental Disabilities Feb 14, 2007 HUM. S. 311 

Controlling Regional Center Costs May 7, 2008 HEALTH 5011 

Crisis Intervention for Persons with Developmental Disabilities Aug 22, 2007 HUM. S. 2670 

Family Cost Participation Program Jun 27, 2007 HEALTH 2281 

Plan for the Closure of Agnews Developmental Center Jun 11, 2008 HUM. S. 5687 

Summary Report of the Implementation of Increased Funding to Enhance Oct 4, 2007 HUM. S. 3460 

Wages for Day and Work Activity Program Direct Support Workers 

Update on the Plan for the Closure of Agnews Developmental Center Jan 16, 2008 HUM. S. 3729 

Update on the Plan for the Closure of Agnews Developmental Center Jun 13, 2007 HUM. S. 2139 

Update Plan for the Closure of Agnews Developmental Center Jan 12, 2007 HUM. S. 156 

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ANNUAL DNA IDENTIFICATION FUND 

Merced County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Placer County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

San Luis Obispo County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Sutter County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

San Benito County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Mendocino County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Solano County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Sonoma County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Fresno County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

San Diego County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Shasta County Mar 28, 2007 PUB. S. 709 

Contra Costa County Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3556 

Glenn County Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3556 

San Mateo County Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3556 

Riverside County Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3556 

Lake County Feb 14, 2007 PUB. S. 312 

Ventura County Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1154 

Tuolumne County Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1154 

Stanislaus County Apr 25, 2007 PUB. S. 1154 

Imperial County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Orange County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Sierra County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Santa Clara County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

San Francisco County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Sacramento County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Siskiyou County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

San Bernardino County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Colusa County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 892 

Los Angeles County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Tulare County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Humboldt County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Nevada County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Tehama County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Yolo County Apr 11, 2007 PUB. S. 893 

Kings County May 9, 2007 PUB. S. 1398 

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ANNUAL DNA IDENTIFICATION FUND — Continued 

Napa County May 9, 2007 PUB. S. 1398 

San Bernardino County Jun 13, 2007 PUB. S. 2137 

Yuba County Jan 31, 2007 PUB. S. 247 

Kern County Jan 23, 2008 PUB. S. 3795 

Butte County Feb 13, 2008 PUB. S. 3983 

Yuba County Feb 13, 2008 PUB. S. 3983 

Kings County Feb 13, 2008 PUB. S. 3983 

Glenn County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

Humboldt County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

Mariposa County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

Lake County Jan 30, 2009 PUB. S. 3897 

El Dorado County Jan 30, 2009 PUB. S. 3897 

Los Angeles County Jan 30, 2009 PUB. S. 3897 

Santa Barbara County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

San Bernardino County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Madera County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Plumas County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

San Mateo County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Sutter County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

San Diego County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Santa Clara County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Tuolumne County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Mendocino County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Yolo County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Shasta County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Siskiyou County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Nevada County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Orange County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Sonoma County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Stanislaus County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Imperial County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Tulare County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

San Francisco County Apr 9, 2008 PUB. S. 4552 

Colusa County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

Mono County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

Fresno County Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4128 

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ANNUAL DNA IDENTIFICATION FUND — Continued 

Alpine County Mar 5, 2008 PUB. S. 4173 

Napa County Mar 5, 2008 PUB. S. 4173 

San Luis Obispo County Apr 2, 2008 PUB. S. 4409 

Placer County Mar 12, 2008 PUB. S. 4226 

Sacramento County Mar 12, 2008 PUB. S. 4226 

San Benito County Mar 12, 2008 PUB. S. 4226 

Santa Cruz County Mar 12, 2008 PUB. S. 4226 

Riverside County Mar 12, 2008 PUB. S. 4226 

Inyo County Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5689 

Contra Costa County Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5689 

Kern County Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5689 

Tehama County May 7, 2008 PUB. S. 5013 

Del Norte County Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4803 

Solano County Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4803 

Ventura County Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4803 

San Joaquin County Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4803 

Lassen County May 28, 2008 PUB. S. 5427 

Trinity County May 28, 2008 PUB. S. 5427 

Marin County May 28, 2008 PUB. S. 5427 

EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005–06 California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) Statewide End-of-Year Evaluation Report Apr 25, 2007 ED. 1153 

2005–06 Vocational Education Carryover Funds Mar 14, 2007 BUDGET 587 

2006 California Physical Fitness Test Report Jan 12, 2007 ED. 155 

2006–07 Career Technical Education Carryover Funds Report Feb 27, 2008 BUDGET 4127 

2007 California Assessment Results for English Learners and Economically Disadvantaged Students Feb 27, 2008 ED. 4127 

2007 California Physical Fitness Test Jan 30, 2008 ED. 3899 

2008 Report for the Foster Youth Services Program May 28, 2008 HUM. S. 5425 

21st Century Community Learning Centers for High Schools Report Fiscal Year 2005–06 Jan 12, 2007 ED. 156 

A Call for Action: Improved Services for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3553 

Access to Student Data Oct 4, 2007 ED. 3463 

Activities to Prepare for Implementation of the California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data System Jun 11, 2008 ED. 5686 

Administrative Errors in Alternative Payment and CalWORKS Child Care Programs for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Nov 30, 2007 HUM. S. 3552 

Administrator Training Program Interim Report Jul 17, 2008 ED. 6153 

Annual Report of Waiver Activity January 2006–December 2006 Oct 4, 2007 ED. 3460 

California 21st Century Community Learning Centers for High Schools Sep 23, 2008 ED. 7289 

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EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

California 21st Century High School After School Safety and Enrichment for Teens (ASSETs) Program Aug 22, 2007 ED. 2670 

California Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment and Intern Alternative Certification Evaluation Study Jan 7, 2008 ED. 3605 

California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) Litigation First Quarter Fiscal Year 2006–07 Dec 6, 2006 BUDGET 76 

California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) Litigation Fiscal Year 2006–07 Oct 4, 2007 ED. 3459 

California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) Litigation Fiscal Year 2007–08 Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3554 

California High School Exit Exam Litigation Second Quarter FY 2007–08 Jun 11, 2008 ED. 5686 

California High School Exit Exam Litigation Third Quarter FY 2007–08 Jul 23, 2008 ED. 6159 

California State University, San Bernardino Center for the Study of Correctional Education Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4127 

Report on Deliverables to the California Department of Education 

California State University, San Bernardino Center for the Study of Correctional Education Jan 12, 2007 PUB. S. 156 

Report on Deliverables to the California Department of Education Interim Status Report 

California Technology Assistance Program (CTAP) Statewide End of Year Evaluation Report 2006–07 May 28, 2008 ED. 5425 

Chief Business Officer Training Program Oct 1, 2008 ED. 7324 

Chief Business Officer Training Program Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3550 

Child Care Facilities Revolving Fund 2006–07 Annual Report Aug 22, 2007 BUDGET 2672 

Child Care Facilities Revolving Fund 2007–08 Annual Report Oct 1, 2008 ED. 7326 

Evaluation of the California Fresh Start Program Sep 23, 2008 ED. 7289 

Evaluation Study of California’s High Priority Schools Grant Program: Final Report Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3552 

Implementation of the Workforce Investment Act Title II Apr 9, 2008 ED. 4552 

Independent Evaluation of the California High School Exit Evaluation (CAHSEE): Fourth Biennial Report Feb 27, 2008 ED. 4128 

K–12 High Speed Network Report on Use of Technology Refresh Funding Apr 16, 2008 BUDGET 4669 

Limited Scope Audit Reports Aug 22, 2007 ED. 2673 

Mandating School Breakfast in California’s Severe Need Schools: Cost, Challenges and Recommendations May 16, 2007 ED. 1499 

Mathematics and Reading Professional Development Program Estimate May 23, 2007 ED. 1594 

Mathematics and Reading Professional Development Program Interim Report Jul 17, 2008 ED. 6153 

Measuring Academic Growth in California Jul 23, 2008 ED. 6159 

No Child Left Behind Title II Jul 17, 2008 ED. 6152 

Notification of Data Used in First Principal Apportionment Fiscal Year 2006–07 May 2, 2007 ED. 1268 

Notification of Data Used in First Principal Apportionment Fiscal Year 2007–08 May 7, 2008 ED. 5011 

Notification of Data Used in the Advance Apportionment Fiscal Year 2007–08 Aug 22, 2007 BUDGET 2672 

Notification of Data Used in the Second Principal Apportionment Fiscal Year 2006–07 Aug 22, 2007 BUDGET 2672 

Notification of Data Used in the Second Principal Apportionment Fiscal Year 2007–08 Sep 23, 2008 BUDGET 7289 

Office of Administrative Hearings Caseload Data for Fiscal Year 2007–08 Apr 2, 2008 BUDGET 4407 

Preferred Placement for Eleven and Twelve Year Old Children May 16, 2007 ED. 1499 

Pupils with Disabilities and the California High School Exit Examination Requirement Jun 13, 2007 ED. 2138 

Reading First Jul 23, 2008 ED. 6159 

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EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Reading First Report Jun 13, 2007 ED. 2136 

Reading First Supplemental Survey Report May 28, 2008 ED. 5426 

Report of the K–12 High Speed Network Advisory Board Mar 28, 2007 ED. 708 

Report on Lottery Expenditures for K–12 Education, 2003–04 May 9, 2007 ED. 1397 

Report on Lottery Expenditures for K–12 Education, 2005–06 Jun 27, 2007 ED. 2281 

Report on Lottery Expenditures for K–12 Education, 2006–07 Jul 23, 2008 BUDGET 6159 

Report on School Districts That Do Not Have Approved Adopted Budgets FY 2007–08 Feb 27, 2008 BUDGET 4127 

Standardized Testing and Reporting Program Annual Report Apr 2, 2008 ED. 4407 

Standardized Testing and Reporting Program Annual Report May 2, 2007 ED. 1267 

Statewide Education Technology Services (SETS) Statewide End of Year Evaluation Report 2006–07 May 28, 2008 ED. 5426 

Statewide Educational Technology Services (SETS) Statewide End of Year Evaluation Report 2005–06 Mar 28, 2007 ED. 708 

Status of the Alternative Schools Accountability Model Mar 14, 2007 ED. 586 

Status Report on Implementation of Centralized Eligibility Lists Feb 14, 2007 ED. 310 

Status Report on Implementation of County Centralized Eligibility Lists Jan 30, 2008 ED. 3898 

Students Civil Rights Complaint Report May 28, 2008 ED. 5426 

The Feasibility of Mandating School Breakfast in California’s Severe Jan 30, 2008 ED. 3898 

Need Schools: Costs, Challenges, and Recommendations 

Unspent Child Care Funding May 2, 2007 ED. 1266 

ELSINORE VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT 

San Jacinto River Watershed Sanitary Survey Update and Canyon Lake Reservoir Jan 5, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 107 

Senate Bill 979 Compliance Report 

San Jacinto River Watershed Sanitary Survey Update and Canyon Lake Reservoir May 9, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 1397 

Senate Bill 979 Compliance Report as Amended April 2007 

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FUND (EMS) 

Trinity County Sep 23, 2008 HEALTH 7291 

Mariposa County Mar 28, 2007 HEALTH 710 

Yolo County Mar 28, 2007 HEALTH 710 

Stanislaus County Mar 28, 2007 HEALTH 710 

Santa Clara County Mar 28, 2007 HEALTH 710 

Orange County Jan 7, 2008 HEALTH 3606 

Trinity County Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3556 

Tulare County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Plumas County May 16, 2007 HEALTH 1500 

Fresno County May 9, 2007 HEALTH 1397 

San Bernardino County May 9, 2007 HEALTH 1397 

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FUND (EMS) — Continued 

Colusa County Jun 27, 2007 HEALTH 2282 

San Luis Obispo County Jun 27, 2007 HEALTH 2282 

Tuolumne County Apr 11, 2007 HEALTH 893 

Alpine County Apr 11, 2007 HEALTH 893 

Merced County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

San Diego County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Alameda County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Orange County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Siskiyou County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Kern County Apr 25, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Sacramento County Apr 18, 2007 HEALTH 1154 

Contra Costa County Feb 14, 2007 HEALTH 309 

Riverside County Dec 18, 2006 HEALTH 86 

Yuba County Dec 21, 2006 HEALTH 90 

Ventura County Jan 11, 2007 HEALTH 139 

Ventura County Jan 23, 2008 HEALTH 3795 

Riverside County Jan 30, 2008 HEALTH 3897 

Mariposa County Feb 20, 2008 HEALTH 4028 

Contra Costa County Feb 20, 2008 HEALTH 4028 

Sacramento County Apr 16, 2008 HEALTH 4670 

San Diego County Apr 16, 2008 HEALTH 4670 

Merced County Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4552 

Stanislaus County Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4552 

Kern County Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4552 

Butte County Apr 2, 2008 HEALTH 4408 

Santa Clara County Sep 23, 2008 HEALTH 7291 

Plumas County Apr 2, 2008 HEALTH 4408 

Yuba County Jun 11, 2008 HEALTH 5689 

San Bernardino County May 7, 2008 HEALTH 5013 

San Luis Obispo County May 7, 2008 HEALTH 5013 

Tulare County Apr 23, 2008 HEALTH 4803 

Alpine County May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5427 

Lake County May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5427 

Nevada County May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5427 

San Benito County May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5427 

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EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 

Audit and Collection Augmentation Results for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Mar 28, 2007 BUDGET 708 

Concerning the School Employees Fund May 16, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 1500 

Consideration of Potential Changes to the Formula Used to Allocate California’s Workforce Mar 28, 2007 L. & E. 708 

Investment Act Dislocated Worker 60 Percent Funds 

Disability Insurance (DI) Fund Forecast Report Nov 30, 2007 INS. 3554 

Evaluation of Internal Accounting and Administrative Control System Jul 17, 2008 L. & E. 6151 

Fraud Deterrence and Detection Activities Oct 4, 2007 INS. 3461 

May 2007 Disability Insurance Fund Forecast May 23, 2007 INS. 1594 

May 2007 Unemployment Insurance (UI) Fund Forecast May 23, 2007 L. & E. 1593 

Unemployment Insurance (UI) Fund Forecast Report Nov 30, 2007 INS. 3554 

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PANEL 

2006–07 Strategic Plan for Enrollment Report Jan 11, 2007 L. & E. 139 

2007–08 Strategic Plan for Enrollment Feb 13, 2008 L. & E. 3982 

Employment Training Panel 2005–06 Annual Report Jun 13, 2007 L. & E. 2138 

EQUALIZATION, BOARD OF 

Annual Report on Sales and Use Tax Audit and Collection Activities for Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3726 

Fiscal Year 2006–07 and Audit Selection Improvements 

San Joaquin County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Mono County Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3984 

Alameda County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Kern County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Tehama County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

San Diego County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Lake County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Mendocino County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Amador County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Santa Cruz County Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3984 

Del Norte County Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3984 

Shasta County Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3984 

Plumas County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Solano County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Sierra County Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3984 

Orange County Jan 18, 2007 L.GOV. 176 

Costs to Distributors of Applying Cigarette Tax Stamps Jul 17, 2008 REV. & TAX. 6153 

Electronic Waste Recycling Account Report Jan 18, 2007 NAT.RES. 176 

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EQUALIZATION, BOARD OF — Continued 

Electronic Waste Recycling Program Report Jan 25, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 216 

Final Report on the Use of Resale Certificates Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3726 

Hazardous Waste Fees Report, April 1, 2008 through June 30, 2008 Sep 23, 2008 REV. & TAX. 7291 

Hazardous Waste Fees Report, July 1, 2006 through September 30, 2006 Dec 4, 2006 E.S. & T.M. 73 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, April 1, 2007 through June 30, 2007 Aug 22, 2007 REV. & TAX. 2670 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, January 1, 2007 through March 31, 2007 May 16, 2007 REV. & TAX. 1498 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, January 1, 2008 through March 31, 2008 Jun 11, 2008 REV. & TAX. 5687 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, July 1, 2007 through September 30, 2007 Nov 30, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 3552 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, October 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006 Feb 14, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 309 

Quarterly Hazardous Waste Fee Revenue Report, October 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007 Feb 27, 2008 REV. & TAX. 4126 

Report on the Managed Audit Program Under Revenue and Taxation Code Section 7076 and 7076.5 Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3725 

Report on the Voluntary Disclosure Program Under Revenue and Taxation Code Section 6487.06 Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3726 

Retail Licensing Enforcement Apr 25, 2007 B. & P. 1151 

Sales and Use Tax Audit and Collection Activities, Fiscal Year 2005–06 Dec 13, 2006 REV. & TAX. 80 

and Audit Selection Improvements for Fiscal Year 2006–07 

Status of Electronic Filing at the Board of Equalization Apr 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 4669 

Use of Resale Certificates Report Jan 11, 2007 REV. & TAX. 138 

FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION 

Workload Statistics for Calendar Year 2007 Apr 2, 2008 BUDGET 4405 

FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF 

2006–07 Annual Tax Expenditure Report Jan 11, 2007 REV. & TAX. 139 

2007–08 Tax Expenditure Report Oct 4, 2007 REV. & TAX. 3461 

2008–09 Tax Expenditure Report Nov 30, 2008 B.& F. 7453 

A Report on Legislation Enacted in 2007 with State-Mandated Local Program Implications Jan 23, 2008 L.GOV. 3794 

Final Audit Report California Energy Commission, Renewable Resource Mar 12, 2008 U. & C. 4225 

Trust Fund, for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2007 

FIRST 5 CALIFORNIA 

First 5 California 2006–07 Annual Report Feb 13, 2008 HEALTH 3983 

FISH AND GAME, DEPARTMENT OF 

California Steelhead Fishing Report Restoration Card Oct 4, 2007 W.P. & W. 3461 

California Wetland Mitigation Banking August 2007 Apr 9, 2008 W.P. & W. 4551 

Commercial Salmon Trollers Enhancement and Restoration Program Report Mar 28, 2007 W.P. & W. 708 

Department of Fish and Game Auxiliary Response to the 2005 Budget Act Supplemental Report Jun 11, 2008 W.P. & W. 5688 

Department of Fish and Game’s Response Reports to the 2006 and 2007 Budget Act Apr 23, 2008 W.P. & W. 4801 

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FISH AND GAME, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Interim Reporting on Select Key Activities, Interim Progress Report on Tasks Associated with Corrective Action May 2, 2007 W.P. & W. 1268 

Plan, Cost Analysis of Mosquito Abatement to Minimize West Nile Virus, One-Time General 

Interim Update of the Five-Year Infrastructure Plan Aug 22, 2007 W.P. & W. 2671 

FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2006 Forest Legacy Program Report Mar 14, 2007 NAT.RES. 588 

Capital Outlay Expenditures Oct 4, 2007 B. & P. 3462 

Mobile Equipment Expenditures Report for the 2005–06 Fiscal Year Mar 14, 2007 BUDGET 587 

Year Round Staffing Report May 2, 2007 NAT.RES. 1265 

FRANCHISE TAX BOARD 

Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights Annual Certification Mar 14, 2007 REV. & TAX. 587 

Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights Annual Certification Mar 12, 2008 REV. & TAX. 4224 

Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights Annual Report to the Legislature Dec 13, 2006 REV. & TAX. 80 

GAMBLING CONTROL COMMISSION 

Audit Workload Information May 9, 2007 G. O. 1397 

Field Inspection and Technical Services Programs Apr 23, 2008 G. O. 4802 

Notification of Indian Gaming Revenue Sharing Trust Fund Revenue Shortfall for FY 2007–08 May 16, 2007 G. O. 1499 

Notification of Indian Gaming Revenue Sharing Trust Fund Revenue Shortfall for FY 2008–09 Jun 25, 2008 BUDGET 5870 

Report on Audit Staffing, Workload, Productivity, and Results Apr 16, 2008 G. O. 4668 

Testing Program for Gaming Devices May 16, 2007 G. O. 1499 

GENERAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

Alternative Protest Process May 16, 2007 B. & P. 1500 

Analysis of Gaps in Statewide 9-1-1 Services Report Jun 13, 2007 B. & P. 2137 

Capitol Area Plan Progress Report January 2008 Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5689 

Consolidated Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Apr 25, 2007 J.E.D. & E. 1154 

Consolidated Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Jan 30, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 3900 

Green Buildings Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5689 

Green Buildings Jul 23, 2008 B. & P. 6160 

Progress Report for Development and Implementation of Security Standards for State Buildings Jul 17, 2008 B. & P. 6154 

Proposal for Wireless Access for the State Capitol Building Oct 4, 2007 B. & P. 3456 

Report on the Expenditures and Projections of Future Expenditures for the Emergency Repair Program Sep 23, 2008 B. & P. 7289 

Report on the Transformation of the Office of the State Publishing Dec 13, 2006 B. & P. 80 

State General Obligation Bond Measure for the School Facility Program Sep 23, 2008 BUDGET 7289 

Statewide Travel Program Jan 16, 2008 B. & P. 3727 

Surplus Proprietary Land 2008 Annual Report Sep 23, 2008 B. & P. 7289 

Yearly Report on the State General Bond Measure for the School Facility Program Jun 11, 2008 B. & P. 5689 

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GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES 

2007 Statewide Integrated Public Safety Communications Strategic Plan May 23, 2007 PUB. S. 1593 

Final Report on the Reconstruction and Finalization of Records for the Programs Transferred Apr 25, 2007 G. O. 1151 

to the Office of Emergency Services from the Office of Criminal Justice Planning 

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY 

California Health and Human Services Agency Protocol Verification Report Between the Department of Mar 5, 2008 HEALTH 4171 

Developmental Services (DDS) and the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) in Regards to the 

People with Developmental Disabilities Transitioning from Agnews Developmental Center (Agnews) 

Consortia Staff Long Term Travel Reimbursement Jul 17, 2008 HUM. S. 6150 

HEALTH CARE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

Activities Relating to the Utilization of Clinics to Provide Comprehensive Health Services Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6152 

Medi-Cal Managed Care Program Quarterly Update July through September 2007 Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3552 

Medi-Cal Managed Care Program Quarterly Update Period: April through June 2007 Oct 4, 2007 HEALTH 3459 

Medi-Cal Telemedicine Benefits: Store and Forward Teleopthalmology and Teledetermatology Jul 23, 2008 HEALTH 6159 

Study of Dispensing and Acquisition Costs of Pharmaceuticals in California Apr 23, 2008 HEALTH 4800 

HEALTH SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

2000–2005 California Prostate Cancer Treatment Program Feb 14, 2007 HEALTH 311 

Expansion of Newborn Screening to Include Tandem Mass Spectrometry Screening for Fatty May 2, 2007 HEALTH 1267 

Acid Oxidation, Amino Acid and Organic Disorders, and Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia 

Licensing and Certification Program Plan for Hiring Positions Jan 25, 2007 HEALTH 216 

Local Educational Agency Medi-Cal Billing Option Program Feb 14, 2007 HEALTH 311 

Medi-Cal Managed Care Program Quarterly Update January through March 2007 May 23, 2007 HEALTH 1594 

Medi-Cal Managed Care Program Quarterly Update Period: July through September 2006 Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 585 

Medi-Cal Managed Care Program Quarterly Update Period: October through December 2006 Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 585 

The Healthy Families Program and Medi-Cal for Families Annual Outreach Plan Jun 13, 2007 HEALTH 2138 

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005 Statewide Employee Housing Statistical Summary Dec 6, 2006 H.& C.D. 76 

2006 Report on the Status of Housing Elements in California Nov 30, 2007 H.& C.D. 3551 

2006 Statewide Employee Housing Statistical Summary Mar 12, 2008 H.& C.D. 4224 

Financial Assistance Programs Annual Report, 2006–07 Feb 27, 2008 H.& C.D. 4126 

Loan and Grant Programs 2005 2006 Annual Report Jan 12, 2007 B. & P. 156 

Redevelopment Housing Activities Fiscal Year 2005–06 Aug 22, 2007 H.& C.D. 2673 

INDIAN GAMING SPECIAL DISTRIBUTION FUND 

Sonoma County Jan 11, 2007 G. O. 139 

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INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005 Retaliation Complaint Report Feb 28, 2007 L. & E. 492 

2006 Annual Report of the Bureau of Investigations Mar 12, 2008 L. & E. 4224 

2006 Retaliation Complaint Report Jun 27, 2007 L. & E. 2280 

2007 Annual Report on the State of the Workers’ Compensation System Apr 9, 2008 INS. 4551 

Annual Report of the Unlawfully Uninsured Employer Enforcement Program May 23, 2007 INS. 1594 

Annual Report of the Unlawfully Uninsured Employer Enforcement Program May 7, 2008 INS. 5012 

Annual Report on the Effectiveness of the Bureau of Field Enforcement Jun 13, 2007 L. & E. 2137 

Annual Report on the Effectiveness of the Bureau of Field Enforcement May 7, 2008 INS. 5012 

Annual Report on the Employment of 16 and 17 Year Old Minors in Lake County Jun 11, 2008 L. & E. 5686 

Agricultural Packing Plants During Peak Pear Packing Season 

Annual Study of Access to Medical Treatment for Injured Workers Mar 14, 2007 INS. 585 

Department of Industrial Relations Report Jun 25, 2008 L. & E. 5869 

Division of Occupational Safety Health Cal/OSHA Enforcement Positions Report Apr 25, 2007 L. & E. 1152 

Division of Workers’ Compensation Annual Report on the Alternative Dispute Resolution/Carve Out Program for 2006 Apr 16, 2008 INS. 4669 

Hazard Evaluation System and Information Service Jun 25, 2008 L. & E. 5870 

Hazard Evaluation System and Information Service Annual Report May 2, 2007 HEALTH 1268 

Quarterly Report on Timeliness of Hearings Held for the Third and Fourth Quarters of 2006 May 23, 2007 JUD. 1595 

Report of Uninsured Employers Benefits Trust Fund Job Classifications Apr 11, 2007 L. & E. 892 

Summary of Allocation of Bureau Resources During 2005 Calendar Year Dec 6, 2006 L. & E. 76 

The Division of Apprenticeship Standards (DAS) Vacancy Level and Audit Activity Jun 11, 2008 L. & E. 5686 

Timeliness of Hearings Held for the First Quarter of 2006 Jun 13, 2007 JUD. 2138 

Uninsured Employers Benefits Trust Fund Job Classifications Mar 12, 2008 L. & E. 4224 

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, COMMISSION ON HEALTH AND SAFETY AND WORKER’S COMPENSATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2006 Annual Report on the State of the Workers’ Compensation System Mar 14, 2007 INS. 585 

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, DIVISION OF WORKERS COMPENSATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

Court Administrator’s Quarterly Report on Timeliness of Hearings Held for Second Quarter 2006 Feb 28, 2007 INS. 493 

Division of Workers’ Compensation 2007 Annual Audit Report Jan 30, 2008 INS. 3899 

Quarterly Report on Timeliness of Hearings Held for the Third Quarter of 2007 May 7, 2008 INS. 5012 

Report on Timeliness of Hearings Held for the First Quarter of 2007 Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3554 

Report on Timeliness of Hearings Held for the Second Quarter of 2007 Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3554 

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF 

2003–05 Division of Apprenticeships Standards Annual Report Mar 14, 2007 L. & E. 586 

Annual Report on the Employment of 16 and 17 Year Old Minors in Lake County Aug 22, 2007 L. & E. 2669 

Agricultural Packing Plants During Peak Pear Packing Season 

Division of Apprenticeship Standards Annual Report Aug 22, 2007 B. & P. 2668 

Report on the Electrician Certification Program Aug 22, 2007 B. & P. 2668 

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INSURANCE, DEPARTMENT OF 

California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program Mar 12, 2008 INS. 4225 

Health Care Language Assistance Jun 11, 2008 INS. 5686 

Seismic Safety Commission Assessment Report Jan 11, 2007 INS. 138 

JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA 

2005–06 Court Facilities Trust Fund Expenditures Mar 14, 2007 JUD. 587 

2005–06 Court Reporter Fees Collected and Expenditures for Court Jan 18, 2007 JUD. 176 

Reporter Services in Superior Court Civil Proceedings 

2006 Report Regarding the Education and Training Requirements for Apr 18, 2007 JUD. 1025 

Judicial Officers Who Hear Juvenile Dependency Matters 

2006–07 Court Facilities Trust Fund Expenditures Feb 27, 2008 JUD. 4128 

2007 Judicial Council Annual Report Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3464 

Annual Report of Fiscal Year 2005–06 Court Reporter Fees Collected and Expenditures Jan 25, 2007 JUD. 216 

for Court Reporter Services in Superior Court Civil Proceedings 

Annual Report of Special Funds Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Mar 14, 2007 JUD. 587 

Annual Report of Trial Court Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2669 

Annual Report of Trial Court Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Jan 16, 2008 JUD. 3729 

Annual Report of Trial Court Interpreters Program Expenditures for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Mar 14, 2007 BUDGET 588 

California’s Access to Visitation Grant Program for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Annual Report Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2671 

Disposition of Criminal Cases According to the Race and Ethnicity of the Defendant Jan 30, 2008 JUD. 3899 

Disposition of Criminal Cases According to the Race and Ethnicity of the Defendant May 16, 2007 JUD. 1498 

Drug and Alcohol Testing in Child Custody Cases: Implementation of Family Code Section 3041.5 Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2669 

Dual Status Children: Protocols for Implementing Assembly Bill 129 Jan 7, 2008 JUD. 3605 

Effectiveness of the Extended Service Incentive Program May 2, 2007 JUD. 1267 

Electronic Recording Equipment Purchased and Leased by Superior Courts Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3461 

Electronic Recording Equipment Purchased and Leased by the Superior Courts Mar 5, 2008 JUD. 4170 

Electronic Recording Equipment Purchased or Leased by the Superior Courts Mar 14, 2007 JUD. 586 

Flood Control and Water Conservation Liability Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2669 

Implementation of Sentencing Reform Under Senate Bill 40 Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3727 

Judicial Branch Information Technology Procurement Jan 18, 2007 BUDGET 176 

Mandatory Education and Reporting Requirements Jun 11, 2008 JUD. 5685 

Purchase and Lease of Electronic Recording Equipment by Superior Courts (January 1 June 30, 2008) Oct 1, 2008 JUD. 7326 

Recommendations of the Task Force on Civil Fees Mar 14, 2007 JUD. 588 

Report on the Allocation of Funding FY 2006–07 for Support of New Judgeships Jan 16, 2008 BUDGET 3728 

Report on the Allocation of Funding FY 2007–08 for Support of New Judgeships Jan 16, 2008 BUDGET 3728 

Study Measuring Court Effectiveness in Conservatorship Cases Mar 5, 2008 JUD. 4170 

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JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA — Continued 

Ten Years to Access to Visitation Grant Program Services (Fiscal Years 1997–2007) Apr 16, 2008 JUD. 4669 

Trial Court Interpreters Program Expenditures Fiscal Year 2006–07 May 7, 2008 JUD. 5011 

JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF 

Advance Release Crime in California, 2006 Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3459 

Anti Reproductive Rights Crimes in California, 2006 Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3459 

Asset Forfeiture 2006 Jan 30, 2008 PUB. S. 3899 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Annual Report Oct 1, 2008 PUB. S. 7324 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3463 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Feb 14, 2007 PUB. S. 309 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Jul 17, 2008 PUB. S. 6150 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Ending December 31, 2006 Mar 14, 2007 PUB. S. 588 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Ending December 31, 2007 Apr 23, 2008 PUB. S. 4800 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Ending June 30, 2008 Oct 1, 2008 PUB. S. 7325 

Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse Quarterly Statistical Report Ending September 30, 2007 Nov 30, 2007 PUB. S. 3554 

California Alliance to Combat Trafficking and Slavery Task Force Report Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3729 

California Sex Offender Information Megan’s Law Feb 14, 2007 PUB. S. 309 

California Sex Offender Information Megan’s Law Jul 23, 2008 PUB. S. 6159 

California Witness Protection Program Mar 14, 2007 PUB. S. 586 

California Witness Protection Program Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4127 

Crime in California - 2005 Dec 4, 2006 PUB. S. 73 

Eighth Semiannual Report on Energy Settlements and Energy Feb 27, 2008 U. & C. 4127 

Electronic Interceptions 2006 Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3464 

Firearms Used in the Commission of Crimes, 2007 Jun 25, 2008 PUB. S. 5869 

Firearms Used in the Commission of Crimes, 2006 May 16, 2007 PUB. S. 1498 

Gang Suppression Enforcement Team Jan 30, 2008 PUB. S. 3898 

Hate Crime in California, 2006 Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3459 

Homicide in California 2005 Jan 11, 2007 PUB. S. 139 

Jenkins Act Compliance and Enforcement Apr 23, 2008 REV. & TAX. 4802 

Jenkins Act Compliance and Enforcement 2006 Jun 13, 2007 REV. & TAX. 2139 

Juvenile Justice in California - 2005 Dec 4, 2006 PUB. S. 73 

Litigation Deposit Fund (0920) - Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending March 31, 2008 Jul 17, 2008 BUDGET 6151 

Litigation Deposit Fund Quarterly Report Ending December 31, 2006 Feb 28, 2007 BUDGET 492 

Litigation Deposit Fund Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending December 31, 2007 Jun 11, 2008 BUDGET 5685 

Litigation Deposit Fund Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending June 30, 2007 Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3460 

Litigation Deposit Fund Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending June 30, 2008 Oct 1, 2008 BUDGET 7326 

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JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Litigation Deposit Fund Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending March 31, 2007 Jun 13, 2007 JUD. 2138 

Litigation Deposit Fund Statement of Fund Balance for Quarter Ending September 30, 2007 Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3555 

Ninth Semiannual Report on Energy Settlements and Energy Litigation and Investigation Expenses Sep 23, 2008 U. & C. 7290 

Seventh Semiannual Report on Energy Settlements and Energy Litigation and Investigation Expenses Oct 4, 2007 U. & C. 3463 

Sixth Semiannual Report on Energy Settlements and Energy Litigation and Investigation Expenses Jan 11, 2007 U. & C. 139 

Title Summary: 

Proposed Initiative: 

“Three Strikes” Law. Sentencing. Statute. Jan 9, 2008 PUB. S. 3668 

Animal License Fees. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 L.GOV. 3557 

Ban on Legislators’ Acceptance of Anything of Value from Lobbyists or Entities who Employ Lobbyists. Jun 13, 2007 RLS. 2135 

Bans Abortion of Viable Fetus Unless Necessary to Save Mother’s Life. Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4548 

Declares God Creator of Life. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. 

Bans Activities Defined as “Human Cloning.” Criminal Penalties. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4548 

Bans Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Criminal Penalties. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4548 

Bonds. Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Renewable Energy. Statute. Mar 5, 2008 NAT.RES. 4169 

Bonds. Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Renewable Energy. Statute. Mar 5, 2008 NAT.RES. 4169 

Bonds. Drinking Water. Water Conservation and Water Protection. Statute. Jan 7, 2008 W.P. & W. 3603 

Bonds. Water Storage, Reliability, Protection. Drinking Water. Statute. Feb 27, 2008 W.P. & W. 4125 




Candidate Vote Requirement and Runoff Elections. Qualification of Unaffiliated Candidates. Aug 22, 2007 E. & R. 2666 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 HEALTH 3455 

Cigarette Tax. Children’s Health Insurance. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4549 

Cigarette Tax. Children’s Health Insurance. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Apr 9, 2008 HEALTH 4548 

Class Action Lawsuits. Non-Profit Organizations as Plaintiffs. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 JUD. 3466 

Class Action Lawsuits. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 JUD. 3466 

College and University Fees. Wealth Tax. Statute. Jan 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3724 

Corporate Crime. Reporting Obligations for Executives and Managers. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 B.& F. 3545 

Corporations. New Legal Basis to Address Corporate Fraud. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 JUD. 3466 

Corporations. Shareholder Approval of Compensation. Reporting Requirements. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 B.& F. 3466 

Criminal Justice System. Victims’ Rights. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Feb 20, 2008 PUB. S. 4027 




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Criminal Justice System. Victims’ Rights. Parole. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Feb 20, 2008 PUB. S. 4027 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. Public Safety Funding. Statute. Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4124 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. State Spending. Statute. Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3723 

Dietary Supplements and Food Medical Expense. State Income Tax Deduction. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 HEALTH 3455 

Education. Modified Definition of Discriminatory Practices in Public Schools. Statute. Apr 9, 2008 ED. 4548 

Education. Modified Definition of Discriminatory Practices in Public Schools. Statute. Mar 5, 2008 ED. 4169 

Election Day Holiday. Initiative Statute. Oct 1, 2008 G. O. 7323 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner Occupied Residence. Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2666 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner Occupied Residence. Apr 25, 2007 H.& C.D. 1148 

Eminent Domain. Taking Property for Private Ownership. Statute. Feb 27, 2008 JUD. 4125 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property. Aug 22, 2007 L.GOV. 2665 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property. Apr 25, 2007 H.& C.D. 1148 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property. Jan 25, 2007 JUD. 215 

Health Care. Constitutional Amendment. Jan 7, 2008 HEALTH 3603 

Homeowner’s Real Property Tax Exemption and Renter’s Tax Credit. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3724 

Inalienable Right to Affordable Health Care. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3545 

Increase in Prisoner Rights. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3456 

Inmates. Rehabilitation and Visitation Programs. Statute. Jan 7, 2008 PUB. S. 3602 

Internet Poker. Aug 22, 2007 G. O. 2667 

Limit on Marriage. Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2666 

Limit on Marriage. Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2666 

Limit on Marriage. Constitutional Amendment. Jan 7, 2008 JUD. 3602 

Limits on Legislators’ Terms in Office. Apr 11, 2007 E. & R. 1024 

Mandatory Reporting of Pregnancies and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Minors as Abuse. Aug 22, 2007 HEALTH 2666 

Marijuana Legalization. Individual Rights. Constitutional Amendment. Apr 23, 2008 JUD. 4798 

Marijuana. Repeal of Criminal and Civil Penalties. Release from Jail. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3558 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Aug 22, 2007 JUD. 2666 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Jun 27, 2007 JUD. 2279 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3557 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Constitutional Amendment. Oct 4, 2007 JUD. 3454 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Constitutional Amendment. Jan 16, 2008 JUD. 3724 

Marriage. Elimination of Domestic Partnership Rights. Constitutional Amendment. Feb 13, 2008 JUD. 3979 

Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation. Statute. Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3724 

Nuclear Energy. Removal of Prohibitions on the Construction of Nuclear Power Plants. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 NAT.RES. 3454 

Organizations Representing Local Governments and Agencies. Limits on Jan 16, 2008 JUD. 3725 

Political Activity. Civil and Criminal Penalties. Statute. 

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Personal Income Tax. State Sales and Use Tax. Corporate Taxes. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 REV. & TAX. 3455 

Presidential Electors. Allocation by National Popular Vote. Interstate Agreement. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 E. & R. 3545 

Presidential Electors. Allocation by National Popular Vote. Interstate Agreement. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 E. & R. 3545 

Presidential Electors. Conditional Implementation of Political Party Nov 30, 2007 E. & R. 3545 

Nomination and Election by Congressional District. Statute. 

Presidential Electors. Political Party Nomination and Election by Congressional District. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 E. & R. 3455 

Prohibition on Placing Information or Identification Device Under the Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3556 

Skin of Humans or Animals. Constitutional Amendment. 

Prohibition on Required or Coerced Sterilization of Animals or Humans. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 L.GOV. 3558 

Property Ownership. Constitutional Amendment Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3557 

Public Entities. Revival of Claims. Elimination of Legal Defenses. Unlimited Compensation for Private Property. Jan 9, 2007 JUD. 119 

Recognition of Animals as Property. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3557 

Recording of Contracts with Peace Officers. Feb 21, 2007 PUB. S. 366 

Redevelopment Areas. Limitations on Using Property Tax to Secure Debt. Statute. Apr 16, 2008 H.& C.D. 4668 

Redistricting. Apr 25, 2007 E. & R. 1148 

Redistricting. Apr 25, 2007 E. & R. 1148 

Redistricting. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Jan 9, 2008 E. & R. 3668 

Redistricting. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Jan 9, 2008 E. & R. 3669 

Redistricting. Constitutional Amendment. Oct 4, 2007 E. & R. 3454 

Redistricting. Constitutional Amendment. Jan 16, 2008 E. & R. 3724 

Reduces Public Pension and Retirement Health Care Benefits. Aug 22, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2667 

Reimbursement of Legislators’ Expenses. May 16, 2007 RLS. 1497 

Renewable Energy. Statute. Jan 9, 2008 U. & C. 3668 

Renewable Energy. Statute. Jan 9, 2008 U. & C. 3668 

Repeal of Voter Approved Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Constitutional Amendment and Statute May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5424 

Requirements for Presidential Electors. Aug 22, 2007 E. & R. 2666 

Right to Health. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3546 

Senate and Assembly Term Limits, Campaign Contributions and Junkets. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2008 E. & R. 7453 

Sentencing and Parole Reform. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 PUB. S. 3456 

Shall The U.S. Government Fully Fund Healthcare for Veterans? Initiative. Jan 7, 2008 V.A. 3603 

Single Payer Health Care Coverage. Dec 4, 2006 HEALTH 70 

State Income Tax Deduction for Dietary Supplements and Certain Foods. Statute. Jan 7, 2008 HEALTH 3603 

Stray and Owner Relinquished Animals. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 L.GOV. 3557 

Tangible Ballots. Direct Recording Electronic Devices. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 E. & R. 3558 

Tangible Ballots. Direct Recording Electronic Devices. Aug 22, 2007 E. & R. 2667 

Tangible Ballots. Direct Recording Electronic Devices. Feb 14, 2007 E. & R. 307 

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Teacher and Administrator Compensation. Statute. Jan 30, 2008 ED. 3894 

Temporary Facilities for Inmates from Overcrowded County Jails. Jan 5, 2007 PUB. S. 107 

Limitation on Temporary Disability Benefits for County Inmates. 

The Comprehensive Safe Drinking Water, Water Supply Reliability, and Delta Restoration Act of 2008. Statute. Feb 20, 2008 W.P. & W. 4027 

Training for Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect. Jun 20, 2007 2196 

Treatment of Farm Animals. Statute. Oct 4, 2007 3455 

Treatment of Farm Animals. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 AGRI. 3466 

Treatment of Farm Animals. Statute. Oct 15, 2007 AGRI. 3466 

Treatment of Farm Animals. Statute. Nov 30, 2007 AGRI. 3557 

Uninsured Motorists. Enforcement and Penalties. Statute. Jan 16, 2008 INS. 3725 

Waiting Period and Parental Notification Before Termination of Minor’s Pregnancy. Constitutional Amendment. Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3546 

Wealth Tax. May 2, 2007 REV. & TAX. 1268 

Wealth Tax. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Oct 4, 2007 REV. & TAX. 3455 

Wealth Tax. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Jan 16, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3724 

Wealth Tax. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. Oct 1, 2008 REV. & TAX. 7323 

Workers’ Compensation. Apr 25, 2007 INS. 1148 

Referendum: 

Referendum Petition to Overturn Amendment to Indian Gaming Compact. Aug 22, 2007 G. O. 2667 




Referendum to Overturn Amendments to Education Code. Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3546 

LEGISLATIVE ANALYST’S OFFICE 

A Report on Tax Agency Information and Data Exchange Jan 31, 2007 REV. & TAX. 247 

Investment Income and the Insurance Gross Premiums Tax Sep 23, 2008 REV. & TAX. 7288 

Reforming California’s Instructional Material Adoption Process Jun 13, 2007 ED. 2137 

Tax Expenditure Reviews Nov 30, 2007 REV. & TAX. 3555 

The SUT Exemption for Lease Leaseback Transactions by Public Transit Districts Jan 30, 2008 REV. & TAX. 3900 

LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL OF CALIFORNIA 

Legislation Necessary to Maintain the Codes Dec 18, 2006 JUD. 86 

Legislation Necessary to Maintain the Codes Jan 7, 2008 JUD. 3605 

MENTAL HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF 

2007–08 First Quarter Update on the Staff Hiring Plan Dec 11, 2007 HEALTH 3581 

2007–08 Fourth Quarter Update on the Staff Hiring Plan Oct 1, 2008 HEALTH 7325 

2007–08 Second Quarter Update on the Staff Hiring Plan Mar 12, 2008 BUDGET 4224 

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MENTAL HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

2007–08 Third Quarter Update on the Staff Hiring Plan Jun 11, 2008 HEALTH 5687 

Action Plan to Implement Fiscal Reforms Regarding San Mateo Pharmacy and Laboratory Services Program Jan 30, 2008 HEALTH 3898 

Annual Lottery Education Funds Report, Fiscal Year 2005–06 Nov 30, 2007 ED. 3551 

California’s Caregiver Resource Center System Apr 23, 2008 HEALTH 4803 

California’s Caregiver Resource Center System Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3549 

California’s Community Mental Health Performance Outcome Report, for Fiscal Year 2004–05 Dec 4, 2006 HEALTH 72 

California’s Community Mental Health Performance Outcome Report, for Fiscal Year 2005–06 Aug 22, 2007 HEALTH 2668 

December 2006 Report on the Department of Mental Health Compliance on Consent Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 589 

Judgment and Agreement with the United State Department of Justice 

Department of Mental Health Report on Status of Compliance with Consent Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3551 

Judgment with United States Department of Justice 

Department of Mental Health Report on Status of Compliance with the Dec 6, 2006 HEALTH 76 

Consent Judgment with United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) 

Department of Mental Health Report on Status of Compliance with the Jun 27, 2007 BUDGET 2281 

Consent Judgment with United States Department of Justice 

June 2008 Report on Status of Compliance with the Consent Judgment with the United States Department of Justice Oct 1, 2008 HEALTH 7325 

March 2007 Report on the Department of Mental Health Compliance with the Consent Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 589 

Judgment and Agreement with the United States Department of Justice 

Mental Health Services Act Expenditure Report Fiscal Year 2007–08 Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6150 

Mental Health Services Act Expenditure Report 2007–08 Mar 12, 2008 BUDGET 4225 

Mental Health Services Act Expenditure Report, Fiscal Year 2006–07 Feb 28, 2007 HEALTH 493 

Mental Health Services Act Expenditure Report, Fiscal Year 2006–07, Addendum Jun 13, 2007 HEALTH 2137 

Patient Benefit Fund Report 2007–08 Oct 1, 2008 HEALTH 7325 

Plan for the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment Jul 17, 2008 HEALTH 6151 

Program (EPSDT) and the DMH Medi-Cal Fiscal Services Management Workplan 

Report on Incompetent to Stand Trial Commitments Exceeding the 10 Day Limit May 7, 2008 HEALTH 5012 

Report on Incompetent to Stand Trial Commitments Exceeding the 10 Day Limit Aug 22, 2007 HEALTH 2668 

September 2008 Report on Status of Compliance with the Consent Judgment Nov 30, 2008 HEALTH 7455 

with United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) 

State Authorized Risk Assessment Tool for Sex Offenders Feb 27, 2008 PUB. S. 4126 

Status of Compliance with Consent Judgment with United States Department of Justice Jun 11, 2008 HEALTH 5688 

Status of Compliance with Consent Judgment with United States Department of Justice Second Quarter Report 2007–08 Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3555 

METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION 

Integrated Fare Study Jul 17, 2008 TRANS. 6153 

Vasco Road Median Barrier Project Nov 30, 2008 TRANS. 7453 

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METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 

Annual Progress Report on Achievements in Conservation, Recycling and Groundwater Recharge Jan 30, 2008 W.P. & W. 3899 

Annual Progress Report on Achievements in Conservation, Recycling and Groundwater Recharge Feb 14, 2007 W.P. & W. 310 

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Complaint and Feb 13, 2008 L.GOV. 3981 

Communications from its Member Public Agencies Annual Report 

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Complaint and Feb 28, 2007 L.GOV. 492 

Communications from its Member Public Agencies Annual Report 

MOTOR VEHICLES, DEPARTMENT OF 

2007 Annual Report of the California DUI Management Information System Feb 14, 2007 TRANS. 311 

2008 Annual Report of the California DUI Management Information System Jul 23, 2008 TRANS. 6160 

Commercial Vehicle Registration Act of 2001 Report Jan 8, 2007 TRANS. 115 

Department of Motor Vehicles On Line Inquiry Report Feb 14, 2007 TRANS. 310 

Proof of Legal Presence Apr 9, 2008 TRANS. 4551 

Proof of Legal Presence Report Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 588 

REAL ID Act for the quarter ending December 31, 2007 Jun 11, 2008 TRANS. 5688 

REAL ID Act for the Quarter Ending March 31, 2008 Sep 23, 2008 TRANS. 7290 

REAL ID Act for the Quarter Ending September 30, 2007 Jan 30, 2008 TRANS. 3899 

PALERMO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Deferred Maintenance Fund Report Feb 14, 2007 ED. 309 

PARKS AND RECREATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

State Historical Resources Commission’s 2007 Annual Report Mar 5, 2008 A.,E.,S.,T. & I.M. 4171 

Use of Harbors and Watercraft Revolving Fund Jul 17, 2008 TRANS. 6149 

Use of Motor Vehicle Fuel Account (Boating) and The Harbors and Watercraft May 16, 2007 TRANS. 1499 

Revolving Fund for Fiscal Year 2005–06 

PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

Changes to the Peace Officer/Firefighter (PO/FF) Retirement Category during Fiscal Year 2006–07 Aug 22, 2007 P.E.,R.& S.S. 2670 

Changes to the Peace Officer/Firefighter (PO/FF) Retirement Category during Fiscal Year 2006–07 Sep 23, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 7290 

Classes or Positions that have met the Criteria for State Safety Membership Oct 1, 2008 P.E.,R.& S.S. 7323 

HR Modernization Project Jul 23, 2008 L. & E. 6158 

PESTICIDE REGULATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

Report on Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Regulations Jun 11, 2008 E.S. & T.M. 5685 

PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD 

Public Employment Relations Board’s Annual Report for 2006–07 Nov 30, 2007 JUD. 3551 

Public Employment Relations Board’s Annual Report for 2007–08 Nov 30, 2008 B. & P. 7455 

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PUBLIC HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF 

Baseline Evaluation of Staffing and Quality of Care Indicators in Skilled Nursing Facilities Jan 7, 2008 HEALTH 3605 

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 

2005–06 Transportation Rate Fund Report Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 584 

2006 Public Utility Employment, Investment and Contracting Apr 25, 2007 U. & C. 1151 

2006 Utility Procurement of Goods, Services and Fuel from Women, Nov 30, 2007 J.E.D. & E. 3550 

Minority, and Disabled Veteran owned Business Enterprises 

2007 Annual Report and Workplan and Report on Timely Resolution of Formal Proceedings Feb 20, 2008 U. & C. 4028 

2007 Public Utility Employment, Investment and Contracting Jul 17, 2008 U. & C. 6151 

2007 Utility Supplier Diversity Report Nov 30, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 7453 

Annual Railroad Local Safety Hazard Report Aug 22, 2007 U. & C. 2671 

Annual Railroad Local Safety Hazard Report Revised Version Oct 1, 2008 U. & C. 7327 

Annual Railroad Safety Activity Report Dec 21, 2006 U. & C. 89 

Annual Railroad Safety Activity Report Jan 23, 2008 U. & C. 3795 

Annual Workplan for the California Public Utilities Commission Feb 14, 2007 U. & C. 310 

California Public Utilities Commission Division of Ratepayer Advocates Annual Budget and Staffing Report Jan 16, 2008 U. & C. 3727 

High Cost Fund B Jun 11, 2008 U. & C. 5687 

Progress and Achievements Towards Water Conservation Goals Jul 17, 2008 U. & C. 6153 

Progress Implementing the Telecommunications Bill of Rights Decision: The Consumer Protection Initiative Feb 13, 2008 U. & C. 3981 

Quarterly Report on California High Cost Fund B Feb 13, 2008 U. & C. 3982 

Reliability Standards for Telecommunications Emergency Backup Power Systems and Emergency Notification Systems Jan 7, 2008 U. & C. 3605 

Reliability Standards for Telecommunications Emergency Backup Power Systems and Emergency Notification Systems Oct 1, 2008 U. & C. 7326 

Reliability Standards for Telecommunications Emergency Backup Power Systems and Emergency Notification Systems Jan 23, 2008 U. & C. 3794 

Renewable Portfolio Standard Feb 13, 2008 U. & C. 3982 

Renewables Portfolio Standard Sep 23, 2008 U. & C. 7290 

Report on Activity of Rail Inspection Staff Jan 30, 2008 U. & C. 3898 

Report on the Impact of Allowing Short Term Renewable Energy Contracts Jun 27, 2007 U. & C. 2282 

to be Eligible for Supplemental Energy Payments 

Report on the Renewables Portfolio Standard Apr 18, 2007 U. & C. 1026 

Report on the Renewables Portfolio Standard Jan 31, 2007 U. & C. 247 

Report on the Renewables Portfolio Standard May 7, 2008 U. & C. 5012 

Report on the State of Local Telephone Service in the Coachella Valley of Southern California Jun 27, 2007 U. & C. 2282 

Residential Telephone Subscribership and Universal Service Jul 17, 2008 U. & C. 6150 

Timely Resolution of Proceedings and Commissioner Presence at Hearings Feb 14, 2007 U. & C. 310 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Report on E-filed Complaints Aug 29, 2007 U. & C. 2740 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Report on High-Cost Fund B Nov 30, 2007 U. & C. 3550 

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PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION — Continued 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Report on the 2003–2005 Consolidated Annual Jun 13, 2007 U. & C. 2137 

Report by the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP) 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Report on the Renewables Portfolio Standard Nov 30, 2007 U. & C. 3550 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Report on Universal Telephone Service Oct 4, 2007 U. & C. 3460 

Transmittal of Public Utilities Commission Summary Report on the Revision of Dec 11, 2007 TRANS. 3580 

the Prioritization Formula Used to Establish the Grade Separation Priority List 

REHABILITATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005–06 Performance Data Report Feb 14, 2007 HUM. S. 311 

Biennial Report on Programs and Activities of the Division of Specialized Services Aug 29, 2007 HUM. S. 2740 

to the Blind and Visually Impaired and Deaf and Hard of Hearing 

Report on Caseloads and Expenditures in the Vocational Rehabilitation Supported Feb 20, 2008 HUM. S. 4028 

Employment Program and the Vocational Rehabilitation Work Activity Program 

Report on Caseloads and Expenditures in the Vocational Rehabilitation Supported Jun 25, 2008 HUM. S. 5869 

Employment Program and the Vocational Rehabilitation Work Activity Program 

Report on Proposed Projection Methodology for Caseload and Expenditures in the Vocational Rehabilitation Apr 9, 2008 BUDGET 4551 

Supported Employment Program and the Vocational Rehabilitation Work Activity Program 

Review of Systems of Internal Control Jan 16, 2008 B. & P. 3728 

The Flow of Habilitation Consumers in the Supported Employment Program and the Work Activity Program Apr 25, 2007 HUM. S. 1152 

RESOURCES AGENCY 

AB 2497 Workgroup Report Jul 17, 2008 W.P. & W. 6150 

Pelagic Fish Action Plan Mar 14, 2007 W.P. & W. 589 

Salton Sea Ecosystem Restoration Program Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Report Aug 22, 2007 W.P. & W. 2670 

Salton Sea Ecosystem Restoration Program Preferred Alternative Report and Funding Plan Jun 13, 2007 W.P. & W. 2139 

SAN DIEGO ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS (SANDAG) 

2006 Progress Report on Consolidation in the San Diego Region Dec 18, 2006 TRANS. 85 

SAN DIEGO HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE 

San Diego Hospice 2006 Pilot Project Report Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 588 

San Diego Hospice Pilot Project Apr 16, 2008 HEALTH 4669 

SAN FRANCISCO CHILD CARE PLANNING AND ADVISORY COUNCIL 

San Francisco County Individualized Child Care Subsidy Pilot Project Annual Report 2005–2006 Aug 22, 2007 HUM. S. 2671 

SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 

2006 Progress Report on Securing Supplemental Sources of Water to Augment Existing Supplies During Dry Years Feb 14, 2007 U. & C. 309 

2007 Progress Report on Securing Supplemental Sources of Water to Augment Existing Supplies During Dry Years Apr 2, 2008 W.P. & W. 4407 

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SAN MATEO COUNTY CHILD CARE PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL 

San Mateo County Individualized Child Care Subsidy Plan, Annual Report 2005–06 Jun 27, 2007 HUM. S. 2281 

SAN MATEO COUNTY CITY/COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS 

Environmental/Transportation Pilot Program Sep 23, 2008 TRANS. 7290 

Report on the Vehicle Fee for Congestion and Stormwater Management Programs in San Mateo County Oct 4, 2007 TRANS. 3462 

San Mateo County Dedicated Motor Vehicle Fee Pilot Project Feb 27, 2008 L.GOV. 4126 

SCHOLARSHARE INVESTMENT BOARD 

Annual Audited Financial Statements and Reports of the Golden State ScholarShare College Savings Trust Nov 30, 2008 HIGHER ED. 7456 

(ScholarShare), the Governor’s Scholarship Programs, and the California Memorial Scholarship Program 

Annual Audited Financial Statements and Reports of the Golden State ScholarShare College Savings Trust Dec 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3581 

(ScholarShare), the Governor’s Scholarship Programs, and the California Memorial Scholarship Program 

Financial Statements for the Golden State ScholarShare College Savings Trust May 2, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1267 

SECRETARY OF STATE 

California Safe at Home 2006 Annual Report Jan 12, 2007 PUB. S. 156 

Online Disclosure Act of 1997 Status Report Feb 14, 2007 E. & R. 310 

Safe at Home 2007 Annual Report Jan 16, 2008 PUB. S. 3727 

Qualified Initiative: 

Bonds. Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Renewable Energy. Statute. (#1332) Jun 25, 2008 NAT.RES. 5868 

Children’s Hospital Bond Act. Grant Program. Statute. (#1271) May 28, 2008 HEALTH 5423 

Community Colleges. Funding. Governance. Fees. May 9, 2007 BUDGET 1396 

Criminal Justice System. Victims’ Rights. Parole. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. (#1325) Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5684 

Criminal Penalties and Laws. Public Safety Funding. Statute. (#1326) Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5684 

Eminent Domain. Acquisition of Owner Occupied Residence. Constitutional Amendment. (#1251) Jan 30, 2008 JUD. 3894 

Government Acquisition, Regulation of Private Property. Constitutional Amendment. (#1248) Jan 23, 2008 L.GOV. 3794 

Limit on Marriage. Constitutional Amendment. (#1298) Jun 11, 2008 JUD. 5684 

Nonviolent Offenders. Sentencing, Parole and Rehabilitation. Statute. (#1310) Jun 11, 2008 PUB. S. 5684 

Redistricting. Constitutional Amendment and Statute. (#1307) Jun 25, 2008 E. & R. 5868 

Referendum Petition to Overturn Amendment to Indian Gaming Compact. (#1258) Nov 30, 2007 G. O. 3546 




Renewable Energy. Statute. (#1304) Jun 11, 2008 U. & C. 5684 

Treatment of Farm Animals. Statute. (#1274) Apr 16, 2008 AGRI. 4668 

Waiting Period and Parental Notification Before Termination of Minor’s Pregnancy. Constitutional Amendment. (#1287) Jun 11, 2008 JUD. 5684 

SEISMIC SAFETY COMMISSION 

2006 Annual Report on the Alfred E. Alquist Seismic Safety Commission May 2, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 1265 

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SOCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF 

AB 1808 County Plan Addendum Strategies for Increasing the Work Participation Rate Jul 23, 2008 HUM. S. 6159 

in the California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKS) Program 

CalWORKS Data Master Plan Report Oct 4, 2007 HUM. S. 3462 

CalWORKS Options for Increasing Work Participation Feb 13, 2008 HUM. S. 3983 

Data to Facilitate Legislative Review of the Outcomes of the Dual Agency Program and Payment Changes Apr 2, 2008 HUM. S. 4408 

Evaluation of Alternative Indicators to Trigger an Annual Increase in the Number of Licensed Community Care Apr 23, 2008 HUM. S. 4801 

Facilities for which the Department of Social Services Community Licensing Division (CCLD) 

Conducts Unannounced Inspections 

In Home Supportive Services Provider Direct Deposit Jul 17, 2008 HUM. S. 6150 

New Foster Care Group Home Requirements and Increases in Industry’s Cost Jan 30, 2008 HUM. S. 3898 

Public Authorities and Nonprofit Consortia in the Delivery of In Home Supportive Services Jan 30, 2008 HUM. S. 3900 

Sanctions in the CalWORKs Program Apr 9, 2008 HUM. S. 4551 

Supplemental Security Income Advocacy Programs for Cash Assistance Nov 30, 2007 HUM. S. 3555 

Programs for Immigrants (CAPI) for Recipients and Applicants 

SOLANO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION 

2006–07 Annual Report Regarding Fiscal Solvency of the Vallejo Unified School District Oct 4, 2007 ED. 3462 

SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 

Technology Advancement Annual Report and Plan Update on the South Coast May 2, 2007 TRANS. 1266 

Air Quality Management District Clean Fuels Program 

Technology Advancement Annual Report and Plan Update on the South Coast Apr 16, 2008 TRANS. 4669 

Air Quality Management District Clean Fuels Program 

STATE ALLOCATION BOARD 

School Facility Program Costs Avoided Per Pupil by Use of Year Round Education Report Apr 25, 2007 ED. 1153 

STATE AND CONSUMER SERVICES AGENCY 

Review of Systems of Internal Control Jan 16, 2008 B. & P. 3726 

STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA 

2007 Annual Report of the Lawyer Assistance Program Mar 28, 2007 JUD. 709 

2008 Annual Report of the Lawyer Assistance Program Mar 12, 2008 JUD. 4225 

Complaints Alleging Violations of Business and Professions Code Section 6175–6176 Jan 8, 2007 JUD. 115 

Regarding Requirements for the Sale of Financial Products by Attorneys to Clients in 2006 

Complaints Alleging Violations of Business and Professions Code Section 6175–6176 Mar 12, 2008 JUD. 4225 

Regarding Requirements for the Sale of Financial Products by Attorneys to Clients in 2007 

Complaints Investigated by the State Bar in 2007 Alleging Possible Fraudulent Activities by Attorneys Mar 12, 2008 JUD. 4223 

Relating to Workers’ Compensation, Motor Vehicle Insurance, or Disability Insurance 

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STATE MANDATES, COMMISSION ON 

Approved Mandate Claims January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007 Apr 9, 2008 APPR. 4551 

Approved Mandate Claims January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007 Sep 23, 2008 APPR. 7290 

Approved Mandated Claims Report October 1, 2005 through December 31, 2006 Feb 28, 2007 APPR. 492 

Commission on State Mandates Approved Mandate Claims Report February 1, 2006 through December 31, 2006 Mar 14, 2007 APPR. 585 

STATE PERSONNEL BOARD 

2003–04 Statewide Language Survey and Implementation Plan Mar 14, 2007 BUDGET 584 

Annual Census of Employees in the State Civil Service for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Apr 23, 2008 L. & E. 4800 

Discrimination Complaint Activity in the State Civil Service for Calendar Year 2006 Jan 30, 2008 L. & E. 3898 

Whistleblower Retaliation Complaints, Complaints of Retaliation for the Nov 30, 2007 B. & P. 3551 

Disclosure of Information by Public Employees for Calendar Year 2006 

STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD 

Annual Fees Report Fiscal Year 2006–07 May 7, 2008 W.P. & W. 5013 

Consolidated Statewide Toxic Hot Spots Cleanup Plan May 16, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 1500 

Replacement of Underground Storage Tanks Program Nov 30, 2008 E.S. & T.M. 7455 

TEACHER CREDENTIALING, COMMISSION ON 

Career Technical Education Apr 23, 2008 ED. 4801 

Implications of Incorporating the Reading Instruction Competence Jun 13, 2007 ED. 2137 

Assessment (RICA) within the Teaching Performance Assessment (TPA) 

Implications of Modifying the California Single Subject Examinations for Oct 4, 2007 ED. 3463 

Teachers (CSET: SS) to Assess Basic Skills in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics 

Study of the Effectiveness of the Education Specialist with Mild/Moderate Disabilities District Intern Program Mar 14, 2007 ED. 587 

Teacher Supply in California 2006–07 Apr 23, 2008 ED. 4802 

TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL, DEPARTMENT OF 

Recommendations for Collection and Recycling of Spent Fluorescent Bulbs in California Nov 30, 2008 E.S. & T.M. 7456 

Toxic Substances Control Account Report for the 2005–06 Fiscal Year Nov 30, 2007 E.S. & T.M. 3550 

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF 

2006 Third Quarter Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program Report Dec 4, 2006 TRANS. 72 

2007 First Quarter Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program Report May 23, 2007 TRANS. 1594 

2007 Five Year Maintenance Plan Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 585 

2007 Ten Year State Highway Operation and Program Plan Oct 4, 2007 TRANS. 3460 

California Department of Transportation’s Report Pursuant to Section 820.1 of the California Streets and Highways Code May 7, 2008 TRANS. 5011 

California State Infrastructure Bank Jun 25, 2008 TRANS. 5870 

Design Sequencing Jul 17, 2008 TRANS. 6154 

Design Sequencing Aug 22, 2007 TRANS. 2668 

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TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Eighth Biennial Report of Program Activities Jan 8, 2007 TRANS. 115 

First Quarter 2007 Non-Toll Seismic Retrofit Program Quarterly Report Jun 27, 2007 TRANS. 2280 

First Quarter 2008 Non-Toll Seismic Retrofit Program Quarterly Report Sep 23, 2008 TRANS. 7288 

Fiscal Year 2006–07 Project Development Cost Report and Project Delivery Report Jan 16, 2008 TRANS. 3729 

Fourth Quarter 2006 Non-Toll Seismic Retrofit Program Quarterly Report Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 584 

Owner Controlled Insurance Program Status Report April 2007 May 9, 2007 INS. 1396 

Quarterly Project Resourcing and Schedule Management System September 1, 2006 through November 30, 2006 Jan 11, 2007 TRANS. 138 

Regional Blueprint Planning Program Report Jan 31, 2007 TRANS. 247 

Reimbursable Projects Implemented Prior to Allocation Jul 17, 2008 TRANS. 6154 

Reimbursable Projects Implemented Prior to Allocation Aug 22, 2007 TRANS. 2672 

Reimbursable Projects Implemented Prior to Allocation Aug 29, 2007 TRANS. 2739 

Safe Routes to School - Safety and Mobility Analysis Mar 14, 2007 TRANS. 589 

Second Quarter 2007 Non-Toll Seismic Retrofit Program Quarterly Report Nov 30, 2007 TRANS. 3552 

Third Quarter 2007 Non-Toll Seismic Retrofit Program Mar 5, 2008 TRANS. 4171 

Toll Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program, Fourth Quarter–Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2007 Feb 27, 2008 TRANS. 4127 

Toll Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Program Report–First Quarter 2008, ending March 31, 2008 Jun 11, 2008 TRANS. 5687 

Toll Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Program Report–Second Quarter– 2007 Fiscal Year Oct 4, 2007 TRANS. 3459 

Toll Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Program Report–Second Quarter– 2007 Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2008 Oct 1, 2008 TRANS. 7324 

Toll Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Program Report–Third Quarter of 2007 Nov 30, 2007 TRANS. 3554 

Use of Waste Tires Feb 13, 2008 NAT.RES. 3981 

TREASURER, OFFICE OF 

2006–07 Annual Report of the State Treasurer’s Target Business Enterprise Program Jan 23, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 3795 

Annual Report on the Extra Credit Teacher Home Purchase Program May 2, 2007 H.& C.D. 1266 

California Pollution Control Financing Authority’s Report on California Recycle May 2, 2007 B.& F. 1268 

Underutilized Sites (CalReUSE) Program Annual Report of Activities 

Target Business Enterprise Program 2005–06 Annual Report Dec 21, 2006 J.E.D. & E. 89 

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 

2004–05 Faculty Instructional Activities Report Feb 28, 2007 HIGHER ED. 493 

2005–06 Research and Academic Programs in Mexico Report Jun 27, 2007 HIGHER ED. 2281 

2005–06 Universitywide AIDS Research Program Nov 30, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3553 

2006 Contracting Out for Services at Newly Developed Facilities Report Mar 14, 2007 HIGHER ED. 585 

2006 Higher Education Compact Performance Measures Report Feb 14, 2007 HIGHER ED. 310 

2006 Report on the Tobacco Related Disease Research Program Nov 30, 2007 HEALTH 3552 

Addendum to the January 2008 Report on UC Riverside (UCR) and UC Los Angeles (UCLA) Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5685 

Biomedical Sciences Program 

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA — Continued 

Annual Report on the Science and Math Initiative May 9, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1396 

Breast Cancer Research Program May 9, 2007 REV. & TAX. 1397 

California Breast Cancer Research Program Apr 23, 2008 HEALTH 4802 

Compensation Policy and Practices Mar 12, 2008 BUDGET 4223 

Efforts to Meet California’s Nursing Needs Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5687 

Efforts to Meet California’s Nursing Needs May 23, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1594 

Employee Salary Increases May 2, 2007 BUDGET 1266 

Entry Level Writing Requirement Apr 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4801 

Entry Level Writing Requirement May 2, 2007 ED. 1265 

Executive Compensation Apr 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 892 

Faculty Compensation Dec 4, 2006 BUDGET 72 

Faculty Compensation for the Year 2006–07 Mar 5, 2008 BUDGET 4170 

Faculty Instructional Activities for the Year 2006–07 Mar 5, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4170 

Institutional Financial Aid Programs Feb 28, 2007 HIGHER ED. 493 

Institutional Financial Aid Programs for Fiscal Year 2006–07 Mar 12, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4223 

Instruction and Research Space Analysis 2009–2014 Capital Improvement Program Nov 30, 2008 HIGHER ED. 7456 

Master Agreement Between BP Technology Ventures and The Regents of the University of California Jan 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3794 

Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopment Disorders (M.I.N.D) Institute Jan 16, 2008 HEALTH 3727 

One Percent Salary Increase Calculations Apr 25, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1152 

One Percent Salary Increase Calculations for the Year 2006–07 Mar 5, 2008 BUDGET 4170 

Organizational Review of the UC Office of the President Jul 17, 2008 HIGHER ED. 6151 

Organizational Review of the UC Office of the President Apr 18, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1025 

Organizational Review of the UC Office of the President Aug 29, 2007 HIGHER ED. 2739 

PRIME LC Program Report Apr 18, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1025 

Reading, Writing, and Mathematics Proficiency of All First time Freshmen Apr 11, 2007 HIGHER ED. 892 

Receipt and Use of Lottery Funds Feb 13, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3982 

Receipt and Use of Lottery Funds Apr 18, 2007 BUDGET 1025 

Report on Contracting Out for Services at Newly Developed Facilities Jan 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3728 

Report on Enrollment Apr 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4669 

Report on Enrollment Apr 25, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1152 

Research and Academic Programs in Mexico for 2006–07 and 2007–08 Apr 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4670 

Science and Math Teacher Initiative Apr 16, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4668 

Small Business Utilization Mar 5, 2008 J.E.D. & E. 4170 

Streamlined Capital Outlay Projects Funded from Capital Outlay Bond Funds Jan 23, 2008 BUDGET 3794 

Student Academic Preparation and Education Partnerships (SAPEP) Programs Annual Report Apr 18, 2007 HIGHER ED. 1026 

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA — Continued 

Student Academic Preparation and Education Partnerships (SAPEP) Programs Expenditures Jan 30, 2008 HIGHER ED. 3897 

Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (SAPEP) for the 2006–07 Academic Year May 28, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5426 

Summary of Mitigations for Off Campus Impacts Mar 5, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4172 

Systemwide Enrollment Projections Apr 23, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4800 

UC Irvine 2007 Draft Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) and Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) Oct 4, 2007 HIGHER ED. 3463 

UC Programs in Medical Education (PRIME) Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5686 

UC Riverside and UC Los Angeles Biomedical Sciences Program Mar 5, 2008 HIGHER ED. 4171 

UC Santa Barbara Draft 2008 Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) and Draft 2008 Environmental Impact Report (EIR) Jun 11, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5688 

University of California’s Report on the Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopment Disorders (M.I.N.D.) Institute Mar 14, 2007 HEALTH 584 

Use of Summer Term 2007 May 28, 2008 HIGHER ED. 5425 

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005–06 Monetary Benefits Attributable to the Assistance of County Veterans Service Offices Feb 28, 2007 V.A. 492 

Approved Budget Change Approval and Workload Justification in Support of the Ongoing Need Feb 14, 2007 BUDGET 311 

for the Realignment of Farm and Home Program Positions 

Compliance Regarding the Use of Restraints of the Acute, Skilled and Sep 23, 2008 V.A. 7288 

Intermediate Care Nursing Facilities in the Veterans Homes of California 

Consolidation of Veteran Homes Organization Codes Into A Single Organization Code Mar 5, 2008 V.A. 4170 

Quarterly Progress Report Veterans Affairs Consolidation of the Veteran Homes Organization Codes Jul 23, 2008 V.A. 6160 

Replacement of Equipment and Furnishings Directly Related to the Care of Apr 9, 2008 V.A. 4550 

the Members at the Veteran Homes of California 

Strategies to Improve California’s Utilization of Veteran’s Benefits Feb 28, 2007 V.A. 492 

Strategies to Improve California’s Utilization of Veteran’s Benefits Apr 11, 2007 V.A. 892 

Veteran’s Affairs Consolidation of the Veteran Homes Organization Codes Mar 5, 2008 V.A. 4169 

Veterans’ Farm and Home Building Fund of 1943 and the Veterans Debenture Dec 4, 2006 V.A. 72 

Revenue Fund Report for Years Ended June 30, 2005 and 2004 

Veterans’ Farm and Home Building Fund of 1943 and the Veterans Debenture Nov 30, 2007 V.A. 3553 

Revenue Fund Reports for Years Ended June 30, 2007 and 2006 

VOCATIONAL NURSING AND PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIANS, BOARD OF 

Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians Report Jan 5, 2007 B. & P. 107 

WATER RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF 

2005 Urban Water Management Plans Aug 22, 2007 W.P. & W. 2670 

Annual Carbon Footprint of Department of Water Resources Total Operations Oct 1, 2008 W.P. & W. 7325 

Assembly Bill 142 Expenditure Report Jun 13, 2007 W.P. & W. 2139 

Assembly Bill 142 Expenditure Report, As of May 31, 2007 Jan 30, 2008 W.P. & W. 3897 

CALFED Independent Panel on Agricultural Water Use Report of 2004 Oct 1, 2008 W.P. & W. 7324 

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WATER RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF — Continued 

Dam Safety Fee Schedule Mar 5, 2008 W.P. & W. 4172 

Emergency Levee Erosion Repair Project Jun 27, 2007 W.P. & W. 2281 

Energy Use and Purchasing Activities Oct 1, 2008 W.P. & W. 7324 

Expenditure of Funds Quarterly Report Jul 17, 2008 BUDGET 6152 

Expenditures and Commitments for Capital Outlay Projects Oct 1, 2008 W.P. & W. 7325 

Risks and Options to Reduce Risks to Fishery and Water Supply Uses of the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta Mar 5, 2008 W.P. & W. 4172 

State Water Project (SWP) Budget Jul 17, 2008 BUDGET 6152 

Summary of Revenues and Expenditures for the State Water Resources Development System Actuals Jul 17, 2008 W.P. & W. 6149 

for the Years Ended June 30, 2006 and June 30, 2007 Budget for the Year Ending June 30, 2008 

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INSURANCE RATING BUREAU OF CALIFORNIA 

2006 California Workers’ Compensation Losses and Expenses Aug 22, 2007 INS. 2670 

2007 California Workers’ Compensation Losses and Expenses Jul 17, 2008 INS. 6153 

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