Mike Gipson — Voted aye on the consent calendar motion.
Mike Gipson — Addressed as Mr. Gibson during the transition into the bill hearing.
Mike Gipson — Aligns with prior comments in support of transparency and accountability and appears to be asking to be added as a co-author.
Mike Gipson — Votes aye on the motion.
Mike Gipson — Votes aye on the roll call.
Mike Gipson — Mike Gipson was recorded as voting aye.
Tina McKinnor — Tina McKinnor is called during roll call (transcribed as "McKinner") and later records an aye vote on the consent calendar motion, with the transcript again misspelling her name as "McKinner."
Tina McKinnor — Tina McKinnor votes aye twice during the voting process, first on the motion and then on the roll call.
Tina McKinnor — Tina McKinnor was recorded as voting aye.
Stephanie Nguyen — Stephanie Nguyen is referenced during roll call, with the transcript showing a likely misspelling as "Wyn" in one instance and an unclear response in another roll-call entry.
Stephanie Nguyen — Stephanie Nguyen votes aye on the roll call.
Stephanie Nguyen — Stephanie Nguyen was recorded as voting aye.
Blanca Pacheco — Called during roll and marked present.
Blanca Pacheco — Called during roll and marked present.
Blanca Pacheco — Voted aye on the consent calendar motion.
Blanca Pacheco — Supports SB 702 and asks to be added as a co-author.
Blanca Pacheco — Votes aye on the roll call.
Blanca Pacheco — Votes aye on the roll call.
Blanca Pacheco — Blanca Pacheco was recorded as voting aye.
James Ramos — James Ramos is mentioned during roll call, with duplicate references indicating he was called. The later segment continues the same roll-call sequence, where his name appears among the recorded responses, though his specific response is unclear in this section.
James Ramos — Votes aye on the roll call.
James Ramos — Votes aye on the roll call.
James Ramos — Votes aye on the consent calendar.
James Ramos — James Ramos was recorded as voting aye.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez was called during roll call.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez records multiple affirmative votes during the meeting, saying 'Aye' on the roll call and later 'Aye' on the consent calendar.
Michelle Rodriguez — Michelle Rodriguez was recorded as voting aye in the roll-call vote.
Tri Ta — Tri Ta was marked present during roll call and later voted aye on the consent calendar motion.
Tri Ta — Tri Ta votes aye during the roll call.
Tri Ta — Recorded as voting aye.
Avelino Valencia — Avelino Valencia was called during roll and later recorded as voting aye on the consent calendar motion.
Avelino Valencia — Votes aye on the roll call.
Avelino Valencia — Votes aye on the roll call.
Avelino Valencia — Votes aye on the roll call.
Avelino Valencia — Votes aye on the consent calendar.
Avelino Valencia — Recorded as voting aye.
Greg Wallis — Greg Wallis was called present during roll call and later voted aye on the consent calendar motion.
Greg Wallis — Greg Wallis votes aye during the roll call.
Diane Dixon — Announced as absent today.
SB428 — Listed on the consent calendar, authored by Laird.
SB451 — Listed on the consent calendar, authored by Archuleta.
SB461 — Listed on the consent calendar, authored by Padilla.
SB860 — Listed on the consent calendar as a Senate Governmental Organization measure.
SB864 — Listed on the consent calendar as a Senate Governmental Organization measure.
Esmeralda Soria — Voted aye on the consent calendar motion.
Esmeralda Soria — Supports SB 702, cites participation in HOPE's Leadership Institute, and urges the governor to sign the bill.
Esmeralda Soria — Votes aye on the roll call.
Esmeralda Soria — Asm. Esmeralda Soria thanks the senator for bringing the bill forward, expresses support for the measure, and later records an aye vote on the bill.
Senator Limon — Introduced and congratulated as pro tem-elect; described as the first Latina ever in California history.
SB702 — The committee discussion on SB 702 centers on support for the bill and its purpose of improving outreach, representation, transparency, and accountability in statewide bodies and unelected boards through reporting requirements. Speakers praise the measure as a strong piece of legislation, ask for an aye vote, encourage the governor to sign it, and express interest in coauthoring it. One comment notes the bill’s long-running effort and references an extended implementation date.