AB1311 — Listed as a consent-calendar item; author name appears as Hart.
AB1395 — Listed as proposed for consent.
AB1395 — Listed as a consent-calendar item; author name appears as Arbidian.
AB1456 — AB 1456 is listed as a proposed consent item and then referenced again as one of the remaining bills to be presented, with the speaker noting that 13 bills still remain.
AB1456 — AB 1456 is discussed as a complementary bill to AB 1227 and as supporting wildfire fuel reduction efforts. Later, the speaker notes that committee amendments incorporate parts that were previously in AB 1456, including an eight-inch diameter limit, indicating that some of its provisions have been folded into the amended legislation.
AB1456 — Listed as a consent-calendar item; author name appears as Bryan.
AB1425 — AB 1425 was introduced as a narrowly tailored bill to prohibit pit dewatering in shallow groundwater areas within the San Joaquin River Parkway, with supporters arguing it is critical to protecting the river’s long-term health. Multiple speakers and members of the public voiced strong support for the measure. The discussion then shifted to opposition testimony, with critics arguing the bill circumvents CEQA or the review process, effectively blocks the proposed project, and would harm employees and local businesses. Overall, the bill drew both strong support as a conservation measure and strong opposition as an economic and procedural threat.
AB1425 — AB 1425 is moved with a due pass recommendation to Appropriations. The measure receives only one vote, and on behalf of the author a motion for reconsideration is requested and granted.
Sharon Weaver — Identified as Executive Director of the San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust and as testifying in support of AB 1425.
Roman Raintree — Named as a person testifying in support of AB 1425.
Isaac Bryan — Called during roll; presence indicated by the transcript context.
Isaac Bryan — Addressed as Mr. Chairman / Assembly Member during committee questioning.
Isaac Bryan — The roll call begins with Bryan being called.
Isaac Bryan — Bryan is recorded as not voting.
Isaac Bryan — The speaker addresses the chair.
Isaac Bryan — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Isaac Bryan — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Isaac Bryan — Called during the roll vote.
Isaac Bryan — Likely the 'Brian' called first in the roll call vote.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan is referenced in the context of prior remarks about student housing need, and shortly afterward is directly addressed as Chairman Bryan during the committee discussion.
Isaac Bryan — Called on during the roll call vote and recorded as aye.
Isaac Bryan — Called on the roll and recorded as aye.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan is mentioned during a brief committee exchange that includes a roll call vote, the presentation of the bill, and a thank-you to the chair and committee staff for their work on the measure.
Isaac Bryan — The Chair is referenced as having an aye vote/echo on the bill.
Isaac Bryan — The motion is stated as due pass as amended to appropriations, with the Chair calling the roll.
Isaac Bryan — Chair Bryan was thanked by a witness during testimony.
Isaac Bryan — Chair Isaac Bryan asks follow-up questions to clarify which companies the bill targets, including whether the named companies are American-based and what would qualify as a safe product.
Isaac Bryan — During the roll call, Isaac Bryan is recorded voting aye, and the exchange concludes with a brief address to the chair as members are thanked.
Isaac Bryan — His vote was called as part of the roll call on the motion due pass as amended to Appropriations.
Isaac Bryan — The Chair is referenced in the roll call and vote.
Isaac Bryan — Isaac Bryan is referenced during the roll call and item consideration for AB 1456: he is identified as the author of the bill and is also recorded as voting aye.
Juan Alanis — Called during roll; presence indicated by the transcript context.
Juan Alanis — Alanis is recorded as voting no.
Juan Alanis — Recorded as voting no in the roll call.
Juan Alanis — Recorded as voting no in the roll call.
Juan Alanis — Called during the roll vote and voted no.
Juan Alanis — Juan Alanis was called during the roll call vote, with a repeated call noted moments later as part of the same voting sequence.
Juan Alanis — Called during the roll call vote.
Juan Alanis — Called on the roll.
Juan Alanis — Roll call vote recorded as no.
Juan Alanis — Voted aye.
Juan Alanis — During the roll call, Juan Alanis is recorded as voting no, with the vote being repeated/confirmed in the subsequent call.
Juan Alanis — His vote was called as part of the roll call on the motion due pass as amended to Appropriations.
Juan Alanis — Voted no on the motion.
Juan Alanis — Referenced as making the motion, though the transcript misstates the name as 'Alinez.'
Juan Alanis — Referenced in the roll call as voting aye.