Gregg Hart — Assembly Member Gregg Hart presents SB 470 on behalf of Senator Laird and then closes the presentation by asking for an aye vote.
Gregg Hart — Recognized and associated with a vote change on AB 1061 from aye to not voting.
Josh Hoover — Josh Hoover was called during the roll call.
Josh Hoover — Assembly Member Josh Hoover is recognized on the floor to present SB 517, receives thanks, and then is immediately recognized again to present SB 595 on behalf of Senator Choi, explaining the reporting deadline change before being thanked again.
Josh Hoover — Recognized to announce a vote change on AB 931 from aye to no.
Jacqui Irwin — Jacqui Irwin was called during the roll call.
Jacqui Irwin — Assembly Member Irwin presents SB 734 on behalf of Senator Caballero and is then thanked for the presentation.
Jacqui Irwin — Assembly Member Jacqui Irwin is recognized and presents SB 39 by Dr. Weber Pearson as amended, explaining the bill and its amendments, followed by a brief acknowledgment from the chair.
Jacqui Irwin — Assembly Member Jacqui Irwin presents SB 625 on behalf of Senator Wahab and concludes by asking for an aye vote.
Jacqui Irwin — Assembly Member Irwin presented SB 345 on behalf of Senator Hurtado, briefly explained its funding and training-certification provisions, and concluded the presentation by requesting an aye vote.
Jacqui Irwin — Announces a vote change on AB 893 from aye to not voting.
Corey Jackson — Corey Jackson was called during the roll call.
Corey Jackson — Assembly Member Jackson presents SB 437 as a Black Caucus priority bill, then closes by asking members for an aye vote and immediate transmittal to the Senate. The exchange concludes with a procedural instruction for Mr. Jackson to approach the chief clerk.
Natasha Johnson — Natasha Johnson was called during the roll call.
Natasha Johnson — Welcomed to the chamber as the newest colleague representing California's 63rd Assembly District.
Natasha Johnson — Recognized and announces a vote change on Senate Bill 371 from no to aye.
Ash Kalra — Ash Kalra was called during the roll call.
Ash Kalra — Assembly Member Ash Kalra is recognized and then rises to present SB 597.
Ash Kalra — Presented AB 251 and asked for an aye vote on concurrence in Senate amendments.
Ash Kalra — Ash Kalra was recognized to present AB 931 and then explained that the bill, back on concurrence, is a common-sense consumer protection measure, describing the purpose of the Senate amendments.
Maggy Krell — Called during the roll call.
Maggy Krell — Identified as the author of SB 82.
Maggy Krell — Likely the intended name behind the garbled 'Senator Nilo' reference is unclear; preserved as spoken because the transcript is uncertain.
Maggy Krell — Senator Wahab is the author of SB 262.
Maggy Krell — Senator Wahab is the author of SB 262 and is being represented by Assembly Member Arons.
Maggy Krell — Senator Wahab is referenced again as the bill author.
Maggy Krell — Senator Wahab is the author of SB 625.
Maggy Krell — Named as the author of SB 355.
Maggy Krell — A garbled reference to the senator authoring SB 830; likely intended to be Senator Reyes or another member, but preserved as questionable.
Tom Lackey — Called during the roll call.
Tom Lackey — Presented the measure and urged a yes vote.
Tom Lackey — Spoke in support of SB 373 and emphasized student safety in out-of-state non-public schools.
Nick Schultz — Nick Schultz was called during the roll call.
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Lee rises in strong support of the bill as a co-author and continues explaining why the legislation is needed, referencing concerns about wealthy individuals influencing voters and citing Elon Musk as a motivating example for the bill.
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Lee is recognized to present SB 582 on behalf of Senator Stern and then closes on the bill, requesting an aye vote.
Nick Schultz — No, this section does not mention Nick Schultz; the speaker is Assembly Member Lee, likely Kevin? The transcript only clearly identifies 'Assembly Member Lee.'
Nick Schultz — Assembly Member Nick Schultz presented AB 321 on concurrence and explained that the bill had been amended in coordination with the Judicial Council of California and the Governor’s Office to prevent courts from having to reclassify wobblers in the middle of a trial, instead allowing such changes before trial or under changed circumstances to preserve judicial economy. The vote was then taken.
Josh Lowenthal — Called during the roll call.
Josh Lowenthal — The transcript says 'Assembly Member Lee'; no confident member ID can be assigned from the provided list.
Josh Lowenthal — Josh Lowenthal presented AB 542 by Assembly Member Rodriguez from the Majority Leader's desk and then addressed the chamber to support the bill, asking members for an aye vote.
Tina McKinnor — Called during the roll call.
Al Muratsuchi — Called during the roll call.
Janet Nguyen — Called during the roll call.
Janet Nguyen — Likely the intended name behind the garbled 'Senator Choi' reference is uncertain; preserved as spoken because the transcript is unclear.
Janet Nguyen — The transcript appears to misstate the author as 'Senator Niello'; context suggests Senator Niello is the author, but the exact intended name is uncertain.
Liz Ortega — Liz Ortega was called during the roll call.
Liz Ortega — Assembly Member Ortega presented SB 355 on behalf of Senator Perez and then concluded the presentation, requesting an aye vote.
Liz Ortega — Assembly Member Liz Ortega presented SB 275 on behalf of Senator Smallwood-Cuevas and then, as debate had ceased, the motion proceeded toward an aye vote.
Liz Ortega — Assembly Member Liz Ortega presented SB 369 on behalf of Senator Padilla, introducing the bill and asking for an aye vote.