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ASSEMBLY JOURNAL Oct. 1, 2004
priorities. This flexibility to manage resources is particularly important
during times of fiscal crisis. Given the current fiscal challenges facing
California, it is critical that the State maintain all potential options for
balancing the budget.
This Administration is committed to increasing California’s share of
federal funding, and our State agencies and departments continue to
explore ways to maximize federal funds. The DDS and the DHS have
been working on several projects to maximize federal funds for the
developmental services system. The 2004 Budget continues to provide
resources to the DDS to increase federal funds in several areas.
For the reason stated above I cannot sign this measure.
Sincerely,
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER
Receipt of Bills
I acknowledge receipt this 16th day of September at 3:52 p.m., of
AB 1988, AB 824 and AB 649 without the Governor’s signature,
together with a statement of his objections thereto, signed by the
Governor, delivered to me personally by Nanette Madsen.
HUGH R. SLAYDEN
Acting Chief Clerk of the Assembly
Veto Message—Assembly Bill No. 2339
Governor’s Office, Sacramento
September 16, 2004
To the Members of the California State Assembly:
I am returning Assembly Bill 2339 without my signature.
The bill is unnecessary. I see no reason why a bill needs to be enacted
into law that dictates the coordination of meeting schedules.
Nothing in current law would cause the State Board of Education, the
California State University Board of Trustees, and the University of
California Board of Regents to meet on the same day.
Therefore, I am unable to sign this bill.
Sincerely,
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER
Receipt of Bills
I acknowledge receipt this 17th day of September at 10:10 a.m., of
AB 2339 without the Governor’s signature, together with a statement of
his objections thereto, signed by the Governor, delivered to me
personally by Nanette Madsen.
HUGH R. SLAYDEN
Acting Chief Clerk of the Assembly
Veto Message—Assembly Bill No. 2168
Governor’s Office, Sacramento
September 18, 2004
To the Members of the California State Assembly:
I am returning AB 2168 without my signature.
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Joint Legislative Sunset Review Committee in 2002, the Committee
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