John Laird — The Chair is referenced as having noted the unique timing of the federal prohibition.
John Laird — A brief exchange in which speakers address John Laird as Chair, thank him for his clarification, and express appreciation for his correction.
John Laird — Addressed as Mr. Chair.
John Laird — Voted aye on the motion to do pass AB 106.
Roger Niello — Called during roll call and marked present.
Roger Niello — Named on the speaking list as 'eventually Niello.'
Roger Niello — Roger Niello argues that the debate is fundamentally pro-life versus pro-choice and questions whether the administration intends to backfill every budget impact of H.R. 1, saying California lacks the fiscal capacity to replace all lost federal funds. He warns against framing budget reductions as attacks, cites the state’s structural deficit, and criticizes what he sees as a lack of transparency in how priorities are being set. Niello says the budget action effectively elevates Planned Parenthood funding over other priorities, including Proposition 36, developmental disabilities, and unemployment insurance debt, and he emphasizes that the Legislature and administration will each present their priorities in the final budget.
Roger Niello — Voted no on the motion to do pass AB 106.
Bob Archuleta — Called during roll call and marked present.
Bob Archuleta — Bob Archuleta was recorded as voting aye on the motion to do pass AB 106.
Catherine Blakespear — During roll call, Catherine Blakespear was called and marked present; a subsequent garbled transcript reference appears to refer to the same member, with no separate substantive discussion.
Catherine Blakespear — Expressed support for the funding and noted that abortion care is health care.
Catherine Blakespear — Catherine Blakespear was recorded as voting aye on the motion to do pass AB 106.
Christopher Cabaldon — Called during roll call and marked present.
Christopher Cabaldon — Named on the speaking list.
Christopher Cabaldon — Senator Cabaldon is recognized and argues that the funding response is appropriate because the federal action was aimed at eliminating clinics and creating a manufactured crisis. He also discusses Planned Parenthood’s broader services and the other options it provides, keeping the focus on why support for these services is necessary.
Christopher Cabaldon — Credited with noting that voters spoke on abortion rights.
Christopher Cabaldon — Referenced as saying there is a real crisis with regard to these clinics.
Christopher Cabaldon — Likely intended reference to 'Senator Webb Pearson' is unclear; no exact match. Kept as questionable.
Christopher Cabaldon — Christopher Cabaldon was recorded as voting aye on the motion to do pass AB 106.
Steven Choi — Called during roll call; presence unclear in transcript due to garbling.
Steven Choi — Steven Choi is listed to speak and then delivers remarks opposing the proposal, saying he has two major reasons for his opposition and arguing that the $90 million involved is not a small amount and should be prioritized elsewhere.
Steven Choi — Recorded as voting no.
Shannon Grove — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Shannon Grove — Recorded as voting aye.
Melissa Hurtado — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Melissa Hurtado — Supported the funding, emphasized responsibility, and urged federal counterparts not to create the situation again.
Melissa Hurtado — Likely the intended reference behind 'Weber-Pearson' in the prior exchange, though uncertain.
Melissa Hurtado — Recorded as voting aye.
Jerry McNerney — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Jerry McNerney — Recorded as voting aye.
Caroline Menjivar — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Caroline Menjivar — Named on the speaking list.
Caroline Menjivar — Praised the prior remarks and added service statistics for Planned Parenthood.
Caroline Menjivar — The speaker appears to be continuing support for Planned Parenthood and abortion care; this aligns with the prior speaker context, likely Senator Menjivar.
Caroline Menjivar — Recorded as voting aye.
Rosilicie Bogh — Called during roll call and marked present.
Rosilicie Bogh — Asked for clarification that the funding would replace lost federal funding.
Sasha Pérez — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Sasha Pérez — The speaker indicates that Senator Sasha Pérez will follow Senator Durazo and then addresses Senator Pérez as the next speaker, thanking them for the conversation today.
Sasha Pérez — Recorded as voting no.
Eloise Reyes — Eloise Reyes is mentioned during roll call, with her presence not clearly captured. A subsequent garbled reference appears to continue the same brief exchange, possibly involving a question attributed to Senator Ochoa Bogue, but the transcript is too unclear to determine the exact content with confidence.
Eloise Reyes — Senator Gomez-Reyes was recognized, thanked the Chair, and noted that the prior OBGYN senator had already covered most of the information and comments she would have made. The discussion then continued with a reference to her as the senator from San Diego who had raised a point about services, keeping the exchange focused on the same issue.
Eloise Reyes — Recorded as voting aye.
Laura Richardson — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Laura Richardson — Named as the person being addressed before the Department of Finance explanation.
Laura Richardson — Recorded as voting no.
Kelly Seyarto — Called during roll call; presence not clearly captured.
Kelly Seyarto — Named on the speaking list.
Kelly Seyarto — Asked why the Public Records Act is being waived for contracts and related matters, emphasizing transparency concerns.