Key Moments

  • Heather Hadwick — Identified as the Vice Chair who is out today.
  • Lisa Calderon — Assembly Member Lisa Calderon is noted as being out today, and another member is identified as filling in for her during the meeting.
  • Anamarie Ávila Farías — Assembly Member Anamarie Ávila Farías is introduced as filling in for Assembly Member Calderon for the hearing, is recorded as present in roll call, and later votes aye on two items.
  • David Alvarez — During the roll call and subsequent vote sequence, David Alvarez is repeatedly misidentified in the transcript as Arambula/Arambola/Al-A-Niz/Al-Annees, but is recorded as present, associated with a motion and second, and voting aye throughout the proceedings.
  • Jasmeet Bains — Called during roll call, but no response is captured in this excerpt.
  • Steve Bennett — Recorded as here in the roll call.
  • Steve Bennett — Named as the author of AB 1873.
  • Steve Bennett — Identified as seconding the motion.
  • Steve Bennett — Named as author of AB 1873.
  • Steve Bennett — Votes aye.
  • Steve Bennett — Presents AB 1934 and explains the need for home hardening certification.
  • Steve Bennett — Accepts the committee amendments and thanks the committee.
  • Steve Bennett — Votes aye and then takes over the committee chairing duties.
  • Carl DeMaio — Carl DeMaio is recorded as present during roll call, later votes aye, is identified as making a motion, and then votes aye again during the same meeting segment.
  • AB1749 — AB 1749 (Dixon) is placed on the consent calendar and advanced with a due pass recommendation to the Committee on Judiciary.
  • Diane Dixon — Diane Dixon is identified as the author of AB 1749, which is then moved with a due pass recommendation to the Committee on Judiciary.
  • Diane Dixon — Appears in the roll call as 'DeMaio'; voted aye.
  • AB1866 — AB 1866 (Rogers) was placed on the consent calendar with a due pass motion to the Committee on Appropriations.
  • Chris Rogers — Chris Rogers is identified as the author of AB 1866, and the discussion continues with AB 1866 being moved with a due pass recommendation to the Committee on Appropriations.
  • AB1873 — AB 1873 by Bennett was placed on the consent calendar and received a due pass motion to the Committee on Utilities and Energy; the bill was then referenced again as a consent-calendar vote item.
  • AB2471 — AB 2471, identified as the Emergency Management Committee's bill, is moved due pass to the Committee on Insurance and treated as a consent-calendar vote item.
  • AB1934 — AB 1934, by Assembly Member Bennett, is introduced as a bill concerning the State Fire Marshal Home Hardening Certification Program, and shortly thereafter a motion is made for due pass as amended to the Committee on Natural Resources.
  • Julina Voris — States support for the bill on behalf of the League of California Cities.
  • Jordan Wells — States support for the bill on behalf of the California State Association of Counties.
  • AB2472 — Assembly Bill 2472, the Emergency Services Catastrophic Plans Bill, is introduced and later voted on by the Committee on Emergency Management, which moves it due pass to the Committee on Appropriations.
  • Bill Essayli — Appears to be the committee member raising questions about suggested amendments from the minority.
  • Bill Essayli — Appears in the roll call as 'Bennett'; voted aye.
  • Juan Alanis — Juan Alanis appears in the roll call twice during the consent vote and is recorded as voting aye both times.
  • James Ramos — Appears in the roll call as 'Arambula'; voted aye.
  • Mike Gipson — Mike Baines is mentioned twice in the roll call during the same voting sequence; the excerpt does not fully capture his vote, but both mentions refer to the same member in the same context.
  • Anamarie Farías — Appears in the roll call as 'Avila Farias'; voted aye.
  • Luz Rivas — Recorded as present in the roll call.
  • Luz Rivas — Votes aye, though transcript uses 'Ransom.'
  • Luz Rivas — Votes aye and is then referred to as the member whose bill will be presented after the committee turns over.
  • Luz Rivas — During the roll call, Ransom was recorded as voting aye, and the chair then concluded the vote and handed the meeting back.
  • Luz Rivas — The chair introduces herself as Assembly Member Ransom; the transcript appears to misrecognize the speaker name, but the context indicates the committee chair is speaking and references Vice Chair Hadwick and Assembly Member Calderon as absent members.
  • Luz Rivas — Called present in the roll call, though the transcript uses 'Ransom' as the speaker/member name.