Tom Lackey — Assembly Member Lackey was introduced as the author presenting Assembly Bill 486.
Tom Lackey — The chair thanked Mr. Lackey after his presentation.
Tom Lackey — Listed in the roll call.
Tom Lackey — Invited to close on his bill and ask for an aye vote.
Tom Lackey — The roll was taken on AB 486, which was identified as a concurrence in Senate amendments.
Tom Lackey — Voted aye on the concurrence motion.
Tom Lackey — Congratulated after the Senate amendments to AB 486 were concurred in.
Tom Lackey — Assembly Member Lackey votes aye.
Tom Lackey — Assembly Member Lackey is identified as the author of AB 486.
Tom Lackey — AB 486 is identified as Assembly Member Lackey's bill.
Tom Lackey — AB 486 is again referenced as Assembly Member Lackey's bill.
Jonathan Feldman — Jonathan Feldman is introduced as representing the California Police Chiefs Association and then testifies in support of AB 486 on behalf of the association.
Nick Schultz — The roll call began with Schultz present.
Nick Schultz — Listed as present in roll call.
Nick Schultz — Voted aye on the concurrence motion.
Nick Schultz — Chair Schultz is called in the roll vote on AB 1152.
Juan Alanis — The roll call appears to refer to Alanis, though the transcript says 'Alonis.'
Juan Alanis — Listed in the roll call.
Juan Alanis — Named as the second on a motion.
Juan Alanis — Voted aye on the concurrence motion.
Juan Alanis — Vice Chair Alanis is called during the roll.
Mark González — The roll call continued with Mark González.
Mark González — Listed in the roll call.
Mark González — Voted aye on the concurrence motion.
Mark González — The chair calls on Mr. González as the committee returns to item number two.
Mark González — Assembly Member González is referenced in the chair's transition back to the dais in the next section.
Mark González — A motion is attributed to Mr. González.
Mark González — Assembly Member González is called during the roll.
Mark González — The earlier motion by Mr. González is implicitly referenced as the committee moves through items.
Matt Haney — Matt Haney is repeatedly called during roll call, with the chair waiting for his vote; he later joins the meeting and votes aye on AB 486 and AB 1152.
John Harabedian — Listed in the roll call.
John Harabedian — Listed in the roll call, though the transcript is garbled.
John Harabedian — The transcript appears to contain a garbled 'Patterson' reference; no clear member mention beyond the request for Assembly Member Patterson.
John Harabedian — Assembly Member Harabedian is called during the roll.
John Harabedian — The chair says Harabedian is still needed to cast a vote.
John Harabedian — Harabedian is still being awaited for a vote.
John Harabedian — John Harabedian is recorded as voting aye on AB 1152.
John Harabedian — John Harabedian is recorded as voting aye and is addressed by the chair regarding a possible future hearing.
Stephanie Nguyen — Stephanie Nguyen is first listed in the roll call, then named as the maker of a motion with Alanis seconding it, and later recorded as voting aye on the concurrence motion.
James Ramos — Listed in the roll call.
James Ramos — Listed in the roll call, though the transcript is abbreviated.
James Ramos — Assembly Member Patterson is identified as the author of AB 1152; the transcript later clarifies this as Joe Patterson, not a committee member.
James Ramos — Assembly Member Ramos is called during the roll.
James Ramos — Mr. Ramos is addressed as the committee proceeds through the items and votes.
James Ramos — Ramos votes aye on AB 486.
LaShae Sharp-Collins — LaShae Sharp-Collins is present in roll call, votes aye on the concurrence motion, later seconds a motion, and again votes aye.
Corey Salzillo — Testified in support on behalf of the California State Sheriff's Association.
Claire Sullivan — Claire Sullivan testified on behalf of the City of Thousand Oaks in strong support of the matter under discussion.
Dylan Lassovsky — Testified in support on behalf of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
Ryan Sherman — Testified in support on behalf of the Riverside Sheriff's Association and California Narcotics Officers Association.