Robert Garcia — Likely intended by 'Garcia'; called during roll.
Robert Garcia — Assembly Member Garcia was identified as the author of AB 960 and then rose to present the bill, explaining that it concerns patient visitation rights.
Robert Garcia — Moved that the House adjourn until Monday, September 8th at 1 p.m.
Mike Gipson — Likely intended by 'Gibson'; called during roll.
Mike Gipson — Assembly Member Gipson presented SB 863 as the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee’s annual technical tax committee bill and then concluded by asking members to vote aye.
Mark González — Called during roll.
Mark González — The transcript says Assembly Member Rubio presented the bill; the speaker is not clearly identified by name in the text, so this mention is left as the transcripted Assembly Member Rubio without a member ID.
Mark González — The speaker says they are proud to stand with their colleague in support of the bill.
Darshana Patel — Darshana Patel is repeatedly called during roll call, including mentions likely intended as 'Patel' and 'Soria,' all referring to the same member being identified for attendance.
Darshana Patel — Assembly Member Soria presented SB 72 on behalf of Senator Caballero and concluded by asking members for an aye vote.
Joe Patterson — Joe Patterson was called during roll.
Gail Pellerin — Gail Pellerin is called during roll call, with the name likely misheard or misspelled as 'Pellarin.'
Gail Pellerin — Assembly Member Wicks is recognized to present SB 512 on behalf of Senator Pérez.
Gail Pellerin — The transcript indicates Assembly Member Wicks moves the call; standardized to Wicks as the speaker reference in context.
Sharon Quirk-Silva — Sharon Quirk-Silva was called during roll call, with her name appearing in several variant forms, including likely mishearings or transcription variants such as 'Quinn' and 'Chiavo.'
Sharon Quirk-Silva — Assembly Member Sharon Quirk-Silva is mentioned in two brief, possibly mis-transcribed references during introductions: first as 'Assembly Member Shiavo,' and then as 'Assembly Member Sharp Collins' in the phrase 'on behalf of Assembly Member Sharp Collins.' Both appear to be questionable transcription variants referring to the same member and are part of the same introductory context.
James Ramos — James Ramos was called during roll.
James Ramos — Assembly Member Arambula is identified as the author of the resolution, then recognized to present H.R. 70 and explain its purpose. After his presentation, debate closes and the chair directs the clerk to open the roll for co-authors, marking the transition from discussion to procedural follow-up.
James Ramos — Assembly Member James Ramos presented AB 1369 on concurrence, explained its purpose, thanked students advocating for regalia rights, and closed by urging an aye vote. The speaker then noted that Mr. Gonzalez had also wanted to speak in favor of the bill but was not recognized.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez was called during roll.
Chris Rogers — Chris Rogers was called during roll call.
Chris Rogers — Presented SB 456 on behalf of Senator Ashby and said it clarifies licensing requirements for muralists.
Chris Rogers — Closed by asking for an aye vote on SB 456.
Chris Rogers — Named as the presenter of SB 76.
Chris Rogers — Presented SB 76 and asked for an aye vote.
Chris Rogers — Presented SB 484 and explained its purpose to streamline affordable housing development in the coastal zone.
Chris Rogers — Closed on SB 484 before the roll was taken.
Chris Rogers — Named as the author of SB 694.
Chris Rogers — Identified as the author of SB 694 and chair of the Senate Military and Veteran Affairs Committee.
Chris Rogers — Referenced as a congressional leader and former chair of Veterans Affairs who is working to strengthen protections federally.
Chris Rogers — Quoted as saying California can lead the nation by protecting veterans from unaccredited, unregulated entities.
Blanca Rubio — Blanca Rubio is called during roll call across a continuous span of the meeting, with repeated mentions reflecting the same roll-call sequence.
Blanca Rubio — Assembly Member Blanca Rubio presents AB 689 on concurrence, and the chamber then moves to close debate and open the roll for the vote on her bill.
Kate Sanchez — Kate Sanchez was called during roll call across a continuous span of the meeting.
Kate Sanchez — Recognized to announce a vote change on Assembly Bill 602.
Rick Zbur — Rick Zbur is called during roll call, with several transcript variants of his name appearing in quick succession.
Maggy Krell — Called during roll.
Maggy Krell — Presented SB 788 on behalf of Senator Nilo and urged support for clarifying CPA laws.
Maggy Krell — Maggy Krell presented SB 680, explaining that it closes a loophole by requiring defendants convicted of statutory rape where the victim is more than 10 years younger than the defendant to register as Tier 1 sex offenders. She then closed on the bill and thanked her colleague for her support.
Maggy Krell — Assembly Member Maggy Krell was recognized to present AB 348 and urged an aye vote.
Maggy Krell — Assembly Member Maggy Krell presents AB 416 on concurrence with technical amendments, notes that it enjoys bipartisan support, and asks for an aye vote.
Tom Lackey — Called during roll.
Alex Lee — Called during roll.
Alex Lee — Assembly Member Lee presents AB 792, explaining that it aims to provide more stability and focus for court interpreters and noting the Senate amendments. Debate then closes and the clerk opens the roll for the vote on the bill.
Alex Lee — Assembly Member Lee presented AJR 5, a resolution on birthright citizenship, and argued that it reaffirms California’s commitment to the principle. Lee referenced personal and historical context, including the experience of being born in America to immigrant parents, and continued the constitutional argument in support of birthright citizenship. Lee concluded by urging members to vote aye to recommit to birthright citizenship, after which the chamber thanked Lee and proceeded to the vote.