Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Called present during roll call.
Anamarie Farías — Likely the 'Arons/Alonis' roll call entry; transcription is unclear.
Jasmeet Bains — Jasmeet Bains is repeatedly mentioned during roll call votes, including an unclear initial roll call reference, votes on AB 1707 and AB 1811, and a restarted roll call for AB 1707. The mentions are all part of the same voting/attendance sequence.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Likely the 'Bairkehalla' roll call entry; transcription is unclear.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Appears in the roll call vote on AB 1707.
Gail Pellerin — Gail Pellerin is repeatedly referenced during roll call and subsequent roll-call votes, with several transcript variants of her name appearing as she is called and recorded as present/aye on multiple measures, including AB 1707 and AB 1811.
Phillip Chen — Called during roll call.
Heather Hadwick — Called present during roll call.
Steve Bennett — Likely the 'Haney' roll call entry is unclear in context; transcription is inconsistent.
Marc Berman — Called present during roll call.
Janet Nguyen — Likely the 'Johnson' roll call entry, but transcription is unclear; marked questionable.
Steve Bennett — Steve Bennett is mentioned in the course of the AB 1811 roll call vote, including a reopened vote where his name appears among the ayes.
Leticia Castillo — Likely the 'Jackson' roll call entry is unclear; transcription is not reliable.
AB1707 — AB 1707 is introduced and described as transferring electrician certification authority from the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement to the Contractors State License Board effective July 1, 2028. The committee then moves to concur in the Senate amendments, and the secretary repeatedly restarts the roll call vote to capture missing votes, continuing the same vote process for the bill.
Scott Welch — Testified on behalf of the sponsors, IBEW, and requested an aye vote.
Diane Dixon — Appears to be the member speaking in support of the bill and asking to close.
Diane Dixon — Vote roll begins with members being called and recorded as aye; name appears as 'Berman' in the transcript, likely a transcription error for a member on the committee.
Diane Dixon — Likely the member referred to as 'Davies' in the roll call for AB 1707.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan — Likely the member referenced as 'R.B.K.' in a joking aside about being worried constitutionally.
Juan Alanis — Appears in the roll call vote on AB 1707.
Chris Rogers — Chris Rogers presents AB 1811, explaining that it would preserve HPSAs and support rural health access, then closes his presentation by asking for an aye vote. The bill is subsequently referenced during the vote process as the committee proceeds with the roll call.
AB1811 — AB 1811 is introduced as a bill to preserve health professional shortage areas (HPSAs), helping direct health professionals to rural and resource-limited communities. The committee then moves to concur in the Senate amendments to AB 1811, followed by roll call voting and vote retakes for members who missed the initial vote.
Connie DeWan — Begins testimony in support of AB 1811.
Connie Delgado — Testifies in support of AB 1811 on behalf of the District Hospital Leadership Forum.
Ms. Sette Short — Testifies in support of AB 1811 on behalf of Adventist Health and PEACH.
Heather Hadwick — Appears in the roll call vote on AB 1811.
Gregg Hart — Appears in the roll call vote on AB 1811.