Kate Sanchez — Possibly referenced in a garbled phrase; context suggests a person or organization in support, but the source is unclear.
Kate Sanchez — Sanchez is called during the roll call and votes aye.
Kate Sanchez — Sanchez is called during the roll call and votes aye.
Kate Sanchez — Sanchez is called again in the continuation of the roll call and votes aye.
Pilar Schiavo — Pilar Schiavo is repeatedly called during the roll call and vote tally, with the transcript misrendering her name in several places. Across the sequence, she is recorded as voting aye, including during the consent vote and the SB 439 tally, as the clerk continues the roll call.
Catherine Stefani — Catherine Stefani is repeatedly called during roll call and vote tally, then briefly speaks to thank Senator Weber for bringing the bill and praises the California Health Benefits Review Program’s objective review work, after which her name is again called in the continued roll call.
SB246 — Placed on the consent calendar with a due pass recommendation to Appropriations.
SB278 — Placed on the consent calendar with a due pass recommendation to the Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee.
SB317 — Placed on the consent calendar with a due pass as amended recommendation to the Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials Committee.
SB386 — Placed on the consent calendar with a motion to do pass to Appropriations.
Mark González — Mark Gonzlez is recorded twice in the roll-call as voting 'Aye' on the same item, with both mentions reflecting the same procedural vote response.
SB439 — SB 439 is introduced as the sole item on the hearing agenda and then presented by the author as a bill to extend the California Health Benefit Review Program (CHBRP) sunset by six years and increase its annual budget by $1 million. The discussion notes University of California support/sponsorship, explains that the measure is needed to allow CHBRP to continue its mission, and concludes with a request for support, solicitation of support/opposition testimony, and the committee moving to vote on the bill.
Jen Chase — Jen Chase from the University of California is introduced as a witness and then testifies in support of SB 439, stating that the University of California is a proud sponsor and respectfully requesting an aye vote.
Garin Corbett — Garin Corbett is introduced as the director of CHBRP and then testifies, identifying himself and thanking the committee for considering SB 439.
Jeff Gonzalez — Jeff Gonzalez is recorded during the roll call and consent vote as voting aye.
Celeste Rodriguez — Rodriguez is called during the roll call and votes aye.
LaShae Sharp-Collins — During the roll call, LaShae Sharp-Collins is called and votes aye.
Jessica Caloza — Jessica Caloza is welcomed as a new committee member, then appears in roll call and is recorded voting aye on the consent calendar.
Mia Bonta — Mia Bonta is present for roll call and is recorded voting aye during the consent calendar and subsequent roll call vote.
Dawn Addis — Called during roll call.
Dawn Addis — Seconded the consent calendar motion.
Dawn Addis — Voted aye on the consent calendar.
Dawn Addis — Voted aye on the consent calendar.
Dawn Addis — Addis is called during the roll call and votes aye.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Called during roll call; transcript misread her name as 'Agiar Curry.'
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Moved the consent calendar motion.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Voted aye on the consent calendar.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Voted aye on the consent calendar.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry — Aguiar-Curry is called during the roll call and votes aye.
Juan Carrillo — Juan Carrillo is called during roll call and recorded as voting aye on the consent calendar.
Joe Patterson — Called during roll call.
Joe Patterson — Joe Patterson is repeatedly listed during the roll call and consent vote sequence, where he is called and recorded as voting aye, including on SB 439.