AB353 — First agenda item; discussed as a good governance, accountability, and transparency measure involving the CPUC.
AB353 — Described as a good governance, accountability, and transparency measure that would recast the CPUC internal audit office and create an inspector general position.
AB353 — The committee is considering concurrence in the Senate amendments to AB 353.
AB353 — Passed the committee 13-0 on concurrence in Senate amendments.
AB353 — The roll is reopened for file item one after the meeting is otherwise concluded.
AB353 — The bill is confirmed out with a 15-0 result after the reopened roll.
AB353 — The roll is reopened on file item number one, AB 353.
AB353 — Additional roll-call votes are recorded on AB 353, resulting in 17-0.
AB705 — Referenced as a substantially similar bill that passed the committee on consent last year.
Phillip Chen — Phillip Chen votes aye on AB 353, AB 2700, and AB 1301 during consecutive roll-call votes.
John Harabedian — John Harabedian appears repeatedly during a roll-call voting sequence, where the clerk records his aye votes on multiple measures and during the reopened roll. The transcript includes several misspellings or variants of his name, but all references concern the same voting process and consistently record an aye vote for Harabedian.
Gail Pellerin — Gail Pellerin is recorded voting aye on the listed bills during consecutive roll-call votes.
Chris Ward — Voted aye on AB 353.
Tri Ta — Tri Ta votes aye on AB 353, AB 2700, and the consent calendar.
Greg Wallis — Voted aye on AB 353.
Greg Wallis — Votes aye on the consent calendar.
AB2700 — The committee takes up AB 2700.
AB2700 — Described as requiring the PUC to prepare a report on restitution mechanisms for victims of utility-caused wildfires before July 12, 2019.
AB2700 — Discussed as addressing restitution for wildfire victims.
AB2700 — Referenced as the bill wildfire survivors are counting on.
AB2700 — Witness explains the bill as a justice and compensation measure for wildfire victims.
AB2700 — Witness asks for an aye vote and notes the bill should apply to Eaton fire survivors and future fire survivors.
AB2700 — The author asks for an aye vote before roll call.
AB2700 — Roll call vote on concurrence in Senate amendments begins.
AB2700 — Passes 15-0 and the roll is left open.
AB2700 — Additional roll-call votes are recorded on AB 2700, resulting in 17-0.
James Gallagher — Identified as the original author of the bill before becoming Congressman James Gallagher.
Mr. Abrams — Begins testimony in support of AB 2700 and emphasizes the needs of wildfire survivors.
Mark González — Mark González is called during the roll and records aye votes on AB 2700 and AB 1301 as part of the same voting sequence.
Ash Kalra — Votes aye on AB 2700.
AB1301 — AB 1301 is taken up on the consent calendar for concurrence in Senate amendments, passes 15-0, and then the roll is reopened to record additional votes, bringing the final tally to 17-0.
Cottie Petrie-Norris — Cottie Petrie-Norris is first marked present during roll call, then records successive aye votes on AB 353, AB 2700, and AB 1301.
Jim Patterson — Called during roll call and marked present.
Jim Patterson — Voted aye on AB 353.
Jim Patterson — Moves the bill AB 2700.
Jim Patterson — Introduces AB 2700 and says he will shorten his presentation.
Jim Patterson — Closes on AB 2700 and acknowledges Will and the victims.
Jim Patterson — Votes aye on AB 2700.
Jim Patterson — Votes aye on AB 1301.
Lisa Calderon — Lisa Calderon is first called during roll call and marked present, then records a series of aye votes on multiple measures during the same voting session, including AB 353, AB 2700, and AB 1301. Later roll-call entries also record her aye vote despite transcript variations in how her name is transcribed (e.g., Coler/Calra/Kalra), indicating the clerk continues tallying her affirmative votes in the same procedural sequence.
Laurie Davies — Laurie Davies is recorded as present during roll call and then votes aye on AB 353, AB 2700, and AB 1301 during subsequent roll-call votes.
Gregg Hart — Gregg Hart is called during roll call, marked present, and then records a series of aye votes on AB 353, AB 2700, AB 1301, and the consent calendar.
Jacqui Irwin — Called during roll call.
Diane Papan — Called during roll call and marked present; transcription appears to say 'Pappin'.
Chris Rogers — Called during roll call and marked present.
Sharon Quirk-Silva — Sharon Quirk-Silva is called during roll call, votes aye on AB 353 and AB 2700, and is later called again during the reopened roll.
Nick Schultz — Nick Schultz is called during roll call, marked present, and then records a series of aye votes during the same voting sequence, including AB 353, AB 2700, AB 1301, and the consent calendar.
Carl DeMaio — Called during roll call; transcription appears to say 'Wallace' and may be a misread.
Rick Zbur — Rick Zbur is first called during roll call and marked present, then later records aye votes on AB 353, AB 2700, and the consent calendar.
Marc Berman — Referenced as the author/speaker for AB 353; transcription says 'Assembly member burner'.