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California Democratic Party July 2020 Executive Board Meeting Sunday, July 26, 2020 Reports Packet California Democratic Party July 2020 Executive Board Meeting Sunday, July 26, 2020 Reports Packet Available online at https://cadem.org/our-party/executive-board Contents Legislation Committee Report (2-6) Resolutions Committee Report (7-25 ) Rules Committee Report (26-39 ) 2019 August Executive Board Minutes (40-42) In Memoriam (43) California Democratic Party 2020 Summer July Executive Board - Legislation Committee Floor Report – 07/26/20 Lead Chair: Lynette Henley Lead Chair: Tristan Brown Staff: Estevan Rojas Members of the Executive Board Committee: The Legislation Committee recommends these positions on the following bills: Leg Bill # Companion Bill Title Author CDP Final Position (Date Adopted) AB 31 Sales and Use Taxes: Cristina Garcia SUPPORT (JUL Exemption: Menstrual (D) 2020) Hygiene Product(2019-2020) AB 331 Pupil Instruction: High School Jose Medina SUPPORT (JUL Graduation Requirements: (D) 2020) Ethnic Studies. AB 345 Natural Resources: Muratsuchi (D) SUPPORT (JUL Environmental Justice: Oil 2020) and Gas: Regulation of Operations. AB 1002 California Global Warming Quirk-Silva (D) NO POSITION Solutions Act of 2006: Low- (JUL 2020) Carbon Fuel Standard regulations: Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. AB 1080 Solid Waste: Packaging and Lorena NO POSITION Products (aka - California Gonzalez (D) (JUL 2020) Circular Economy and Pollution Reduction Act) AB 1196 Peace Officers: Use of Force Mike Gipson SUPPORT (JUL (D) 2020) AB 1366 Office of Emergency Services: Tom Daly (D) & NO POSITION Coordination of Laura (JUL 2020) Communications Friedman (D) AB 1436 Tenancy: Rental Payment Chiu (D), Bonta SUPPORT (JUL Default: State of Emergency: (D), Gonzalez 2020) CoVid-19. (D), Santiago (D), and Wicks (D) AB 1788 Pesticides: Use Of Richard Bloom SUPPORT (JUL Anticoagulants (D) 2020) 2 AB 1839 Economic, Environmental, Rob Bonta (D), NO POSITION and Social Recovery: David Chiu (D), (JUL 2020) California COVID-19 Recovery Ash Kalra (D), Deal Eloise Reyes (D) & Shirley Weber (D) AB 1905 Housing and Homeless David Chiu (D) SUPPORT (JUL Response Fund: Personal 2020) Income Taxation: Mortgage Interest Deduction. AB 1941 California Renewables James OPPOSE (JUL Portfolio Standard: Gallagher (R] 2020) Hydroelectric and Nuclear Generation and Suspension AB 1968 Tribal Land Acknowledgment James Ramos SUPPORT (JUL Act of 2021 (D) 2020) AB 1985 Dependency: Victims of Blanca Rubio SUPPORT (JUL Human Trafficking. (D) 2020) AB 2147 Convictions: Expungement: Eloise Gomez SUPPORT (JUL Incarcerated Individual Hand Reyes (D) 2020) Crews AB 2163 Rural Broadband and Robert Rivas SUPPORT (JUL Emergency Infrastructure (D) 2020) Grant Act of 2020 AB 2276 Medi-Cal: Blood Lead Eloise Reyes SUPPORT (JUL Screening Tests (aka-Early (D) 2020) Childhood Medi-Cal Lead Testing) AB 2287 Solid Waste (aka - Plastic Susan Eggman SUPPORT (JUL Product Compostability (D) & Phil Ting 2020) Certification) (D) AB 2367 Residential Property Lorena SUPPORT (JUL Insurance: Wildfire Resilience Gonzalez (D), 2020) Monique Limon (D) AB 2405 Right to Safe, Decent, and Burke (D), Chiu SUPPORT (JUL Affordable Housing (aka - (D), and 2020) Housing: children and Gonzalez (D) families. AB 2537 Personal Protective Freddie SUPPORT (JUL Equipment: Health Care Rodriguez (D) 2020) Employees. AB 2690 Mobilehome Parks: Local Evan Low (D) SUPPORT (JUL Ordinances. 2020) AB 3030 Resource Conservation: Land Ash Kalra (D) SUPPORT (JUL and Ocean Conservation 2020) Goals (aka - State Land and Ocean Conservation Goal) 3 AB 3107 Planning and Zoning: General Bloom (D), SUPPORT (JUL Plan: Housing Development. Ting (D) 2020) AB 3163 Energy: Biomethane: Rudy Salas (D) NO POSITION Procurement. (JUL 2020) ACA 5 Government Preferences (aka Weber (D), SUPPORT (JUL - The California Act for Gipson (D), 2020) Economic Prosperity) Gonzalez (D) and Santiago (D) SB 54 Solid Waste: Packaging and Ben Allen (D) SUPPORT (JUL Products (aka - California 2020) Circular Economy and Pollution Reduction Act) SB 132 Corrections (aka - The Scott Weiner SUPPORT (JUL Transgender Respect, (D) 2020) Agency, and Dignity Act) SB 275 Health Care and Essential Pan (D) & SUPPORT (JUL Workers Protection Act: Leyva (D) 2020) Personal Protective Equipment. SB 378 Probation: Eligibility: Crimes Scott Weiner SUPPORT (JUL Relating to Controlled (D) 2020) Substances SB 796 Protect Teachers on Medical Connie Leyva SUPPORT (JUL Leave Act (D) 2020) SB 850 Work hours: Scheduling (aka - Connie Leyva SUPPORT (JUL Fair Scheduling Act of 2020). (D) 2020) SB 859 Master plan for HIV, HCV, and Scott Weiner SUPPORT (JUL STDs (aka - Ending the (D) 2020) Epidemics Act of 2020) SB 898 Enforcement of Judgments: Bob SUPPORT (JUL Exemptions (aka - Wieckowsk (D) 2020) ScholarShare Account Bankruptcy Exemption). SB 908 Debt Collectors: Licensing Bob SUPPORT (JUL and Regulation: Debt Wieckowsk (D) 2020) Collection Licensing Act (aka - Licensing the Debt Collection Industry) SB 944 Personal income taxes: Fire Mike McGuire SUPPORT (JUL Safe Home Tax Credits Act (D) 2020) SB 965 Worker Status: Independent Jim Neilsen (R] OPPOSE (JUL Contractors: Healthcare 2020) Industry 4 SB 999 Mobilehome Park Umberg (D) SUPPORT (JUL Residencies: Rent Control: 2020) Exemption: COVID-19 SB 1085 Density Bonus Law: Nancy Skinner NO POSITION Qualifications For Incentives (D) (JUL 2020) Or Concessions: Student Housing For Lower Income Students: Moderate-Income Persons And Families: Local Government Constraints SB 1190 Tenancy: Termination. Maria-Elena SUPPORT (JUL Durazo (D) 2020) SB 1410 COVID-19 Emergency: Caballero (D) SUPPORT (JUL Tenancies. and Bradford 2020) (D) SCR 69 Prisoners: Wages Steven SUPPORT (JUL Bradford (D) 2020) FEDERAL LEGISLATION: H J RES 48 Proposing an amendment to Pramila SUPPORT (JUL the Constitution of the Jayapal (D) 2020) United States providing that [WA-07] the rights extended by the Constitution are the rights of natural persons only. H J RES 79 S J RES 6 Removing the deadline for Rep. Speier, SUPPORT (JUL the ratification of the equal Jackie (D) [CA- 2020) rights amendment. 14] H RES 854 Expressing the sense of the Omar, Ilhan SUPPORT (JUL House of Representatives (D) [MN-05] 2020) that the United States should become a state party to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. HR 8 S 42 Bipartisan Background Mike SUPPORT (JUL Checks Act of 2019 Thompson (D) 2020) [CA-05] HR 763 Energy Innovation and Deutch, NO POSITION Carbon Dividend Act of 2019 Theodore (D) (JUL 2020) [FL-22] HR 1487 Santa Monica Mountains Ted Lieu (D) SUPPORT (JUL National Recreation Area [CA-33] 2020) Boundary Adjustment Study Act HR 2360 Renewable Energy for Puerto Ted Lieu (D) SUPPORT (JUL Rico and the U.S. Virgin [CA-33] 2020) Islands Act 5 HR 3208 S 1755 Real Emergency Access for Langevin, SUPPORT (JUL Aging and Disability Inclusion James R. (D) 2020) for Disasters Act (aka - [RI-02] REAADI for Disasters Act) HR 3215 S 1754 The Disaster Relief Medicaid Donna Shalala SUPPORT (JUL Act (D) [FL-27] 2020) HR 3375 Stopping Bad Robocalls Act Frank Pallone, SUPPORT (JUL Jr. (D) [NJ-06] 2020) HR 4009 S 852 Anti-Semitism Awareness Act Collins, Doug NO POSITION of 2019 (R) [GA-09] (JUL 2020) HR 4270 Placing Restrictions on James P. SUPPORT (JUL Teargas Exports and Crowd McGovern (D) 2020) Control Technology to Hong [MA-02] Kong Act HR 4359 Police Exercising Absolute Ro Khanna (D) SUPPORT (JUL Care With Everyone Act of [CA-17] 2020) 2019 HR 5877 YouthBuild International Act Omar, Ilhan SUPPORT (JUL (D) [MN-05] 2020) HR 5879 Congressional Oversight of Omar, Ilhan SUPPORT (JUL Sanctions Act (D) [MN-05] 2020) HR 6515 Rent and Mortgage Omar, Ilhan SUPPORT (JUL Cancellation Act of 2020 (D) [MN-05] 2020) HR 7120 George Floyd Justice in Rep. Bass, SUPPORT (JUL Policing Act of 2020 Karen (D) [CA- 2020) 37] S 42 HR 8 Background Check Expansion Chris Murphy SUPPORT (JUL Act (D) [CT] 2020) S 852 HR 4009 Anti-Semitism Awareness Act Scott, Tim (R) NO POSITION of 2019 [SC] (JUL 2020) S 1754 HR 3215 Disaster Relief Medicaid Act Bob Casey, Jr. SUPPORT (JUL (D) [PA] 2020) S 1755 HR 3208 Real Emergency Access for Bob Casey (D- SUPPORT (JUL Aging and Disability Inclusion PA) & Susan 2020) for Disasters Act (aka - Collins (R-ME) REAADI for Disasters Act) S J RES 6 H J RES 79 A Joint Resolution Removing Cardin, Ben (D) SUPPORT (JUL the Deadline for the [MD] 2020) Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. 6 Recommended Positions for November 2020 Ballot Measures RECOMMENDED PROP# Qualified Ballot Measures POSITION 14 AUTHORIZES BONDS TO CONTINUE FUNDING STEM CELL AND Support OTHER MEDICAL RESEARCH. INITIATIVE STATUTE. 16 ACA 5 (RESOLUTION CHAPTER 23), WEBER. GOVERNMENT Support PREFERENCES. 17 ACA 6 (RESOLUTION CHAPTER 24), MCCARTY. ELECTIONS: Support DISQUALIFICATION OF ELECTORS. 18 ACA 4 (RESOLUTION CHAPTER 30), MULLIN. ELECTIONS: Support VOTING AGE. ACA 11 (RESOLUTION CHAPTER 31), MULLIN. THE HOME 19 PROTECTION FOR SENIORS, SEVERELY DISABLED, FAMILIES, Support AND VICTIMS OF WILDFIRE OR NATURAL DISASTERS ACT. 21 EXPANDS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS' AUTHORITY TO ENACT RENT Support CONTROL ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. INITIATIVE STATUTE. CHANGES EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFICATION RULES FOR APP- 22 BASED TRANSPORTATION AND DELIVERY DRIVERS. INITIATIVE Oppose STATUTE. AUTHORIZES STATE REGULATION OF KIDNEY DIALYSIS 23 CLINICS. ESTABLISHES MINIMUM STAFFING AND OTHER Support REQUIREMENTS. INITIATIVE STATUTE. 24 AMENDS CONSUMER PRIVACY LAWS. INITIATIVE STATUTE. Support 7 Page # RESOL# TITLE / SUBJECT AUTHOR or CONTACT 1 20-03.36 Launching Congressional Inquiries regarding William Barr Renee Nahum, Assembly District 43,
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