Marc Berman — Marc Berman is called during the procedural roll call process, first during the quorum check and then again in the vote tally.
Marc Berman — Marc Berman is referenced as having worked on the issue with Senator Laird for several years and as part of the committee and committee consultants’ work supporting the bill. The sequence ends with his name being called during roll call, with the vote not captured in this excerpt.
Marc Berman — Marc Berman was repeatedly called during the roll call as the committee moved through multiple items, including the consent calendar and SB 364, SB 395, and SB 470.
Marc Berman — Marc Berman was recorded voting aye across the roll-call sequence, including the consent calendar and subsequent votes on SB 364, SB 395, and SB 470.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan is repeatedly called during procedural roll calls, first in a quorum check and then in subsequent vote tallies, indicating his name is being recorded as part of the meeting’s attendance and voting process.
Isaac Bryan — Called during roll call; vote not captured in this excerpt.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan is repeatedly called during the roll-call process for several measures, including the consent calendar, SB 364, SB 395, and SB 470, and is recorded as voting aye on one of the roll calls.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan was recorded voting aye during the roll call, including on the consent calendar and on SB 364, SB 395, and SB 470.
Juan Carrillo — Juan Carrillo is repeatedly called during procedural roll calls, first in a quorum check and then again during subsequent vote tallies.
Juan Carrillo — Recorded as voting aye.
Juan Carrillo — Juan Carrillo is repeatedly recorded during the roll call as voting aye on the consent calendar, with each mention reflecting the same procedural vote.
Juan Carrillo — Recorded as voting aye.
Diane Dixon — Diane Dixon is present during quorum check, seconds a motion, and later votes aye twice during subsequent roll calls.
Diane Dixon — Diane Dixon was recognized to speak on the bill extending remote participation provisions and expressed skepticism about the pandemic-era data used to justify it. She raised concerns that remote options could reduce public access, participation, and democratic interchange compared with in-person hearings, questioned whether the chairperson must be present, and said she might support an amendment limited to public participation but believed the bill still needed work. She later recorded a no vote on the measure.
Diane Dixon — Asked whether the bill is temporary and about the sunset provision.
Diane Dixon — Asked whether the licenses stay with the land and noted the high cost of liquor licenses.
Diane Dixon — Recorded as voting aye.
Diane Dixon — Diane Dixon seconded the motion on SB 783 and later recorded an aye vote on the measure.
Mike Fong — Mike Fong is present during the quorum check and later records two aye votes on subsequent matters.
Mike Fong — Recorded as voting aye.
Mike Fong — Recorded as voting aye.
Mike Fong — Recorded as voting aye.
Jesse Gabriel — Jesse Gabriel is called during procedural roll-related checks, first in the quorum check and later in the vote tally.
Jesse Gabriel — Jesse Gabriel clarified that the bill requires remote participants to keep their cameras on, explained that he authored the Brown Act bill and worked on it with Senator Laird, and noted that he is comfortable moving forward because the prior Brown Act work already addressed concerns such as quorum requirements. The sequence ends with his name being called during roll call.
Jesse Gabriel — Praised the senator for repeatedly trying to boost business, tourism, and foot traffic in San Francisco.
Jesse Gabriel — Commended the senator for focusing on the district and championing community needs; offered to be a co-author.
Jesse Gabriel — The senator is thanked and asked to close, then requests an aye vote.
Jesse Gabriel — Called in the roll.
Jesse Gabriel — Called in the roll.
Jesse Gabriel — Called in the roll.
Jesse Gabriel — Called in the roll on SB 395.
Jesse Gabriel — Called in the roll on SB 470.
Jesse Gabriel — The roll is opened for Assembly Member Gabriel on the consent calendar.
Jesse Gabriel — Recorded as voting aye on multiple consent calendar items and file items.
Jesse Gabriel — Recorded as voting aye and then comments in defense of Senator Rubio.
Jesse Gabriel — Recorded as voting aye.
Mike Gipson — Mike Gipson is repeatedly called during procedural roll call and vote tallying as part of the meeting’s quorum and voting process.
Mike Gipson — Recorded as voting aye.
Mike Gipson — Identified as the second on the motion.
Mike Gipson — Begins remarks thanking the Senator and commenting on the bill.
Mike Gipson — Called in the roll and recorded as voting aye.
Mike Gipson — Recorded as voting aye; transcript says 'Gibson.'
Mike Gipson — Recorded as voting aye; transcript says 'Gibson.'
Mike Gipson — Recorded as voting aye.
Alexandra Macedo — Alexandra Macedo is called during quorum/check-in, identified as the member moving the bill, delivers closing remarks urging support for the pro-business, pro-local government, and pro-public safety bill, and is subsequently recorded voting aye.
Alexandra Macedo — Recorded as voting no.
Alexandra Macedo — Recorded as voting aye; transcript misreads the name as 'Macsito.'
Alexandra Macedo — Alexandra Macedo is identified as making the motion on SB 783 and is later recorded as voting aye during the same vote sequence.
Tina McKinnor — Tina McKinnor is repeatedly called during quorum and vote tally checks, with the transcript indicating she is present.