This Week Inside The Capitol
October 3, 2011
Count Down to a Signing Deadline
by Rebecca Burgoyne,
CFC Research Analyst
Complaining about the sheer number of bills on his desk, last month Gov. Jerry Brown, cautioned legislators to prepare to sing the veto blues. However, with days remaining before the midnight Sunday deadline for him to act on bills passed by the Legislature, the governor has signed 145, vetoed 14, and has approximately 400 to go. The governor’s signing percentage currently far outpaces the number of bills he has vetoed, and includes several key bills which materialized in the final days of session and were passed outside the light of day with little examination.
With only days before the governor’s October 9 signing deadline, many of the bills tracked by CFC – such as AB 499 (Atkins, D-San Diego and SB 202 (Hancock, D-Oakland), – remain on the governor’s desk. You can contact the governor or find more information about any of the bills on his desk tracked by California Family Council, using our convenient online legislative action center. (On the site, page down to 2011-12 Bills Signed by the Governor.)
On the Governor’s Desk:
AB 9 (Ammiano, D-San Francisco) Pupil Rights: Bullying
Passed Assembly 52-26
Passed Senate 24-14; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 53-26; to governor
AB 90 (Swanson, D-Oakland) Human Trafficking: Minors
Passed Assembly floor 79-0
Passed Senate 36-0; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 79-0; to governor
AB 203 (Brownley, D-Woodland Hills) Parent Empowerment: School Intervention
Passed Assembly 53-26
Passed Senate 24-13; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 53-26; to governor
AB 433 (B. Lowenthal, D-Long Beach) Transgender Birth Certificates
Passed Assembly 52-22
Passed Senate 23-13; to Assembly for concurrence in Senate amendments
Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 499 (Atkins, D-San Diego) Minors: Medical Care: Consent
Passed Assembly 50-25
Passed Senate 22-17; to governor
AB 620 (Block, D-San Diego) GLBT Rights: Postsecondary Education
Passed Assembly 51-24
Passed Senate 23-15; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 673 (Perez, D-Los Angeles) Office of Multicultural Health: LGBT Communities
Passed Assembly 49-24
Passed Senate 23-14; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 887 (Atkins, D-San Diego) Gender
Passed Assembly 54-24
Passed Senate floor 25-13; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-25; to governor
AB 1156 (Eng, D-El Monte) Pupils: Bullying
Passed Assembly 50-27
Passed Senate; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 52-27; to governor
SB 182 (Corbett, D-San Leandro) Judiciary Demographic Data
Passed Senate floor 23-14
Passed Assembly 52-25; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 23-15; to governor
SB 202 (Hancock, D-Oakland) Elections: Ballot Measures
Passed Senate 23-14
Passed Assembly 45-30; to governor
SB 416 (Kehoe, D-San Diego) Health: Survey: Gender
Passed Senate 25-14
Passed Assembly 53-26; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 25-15; to governor
SB 651 (Leno, D-San Francisco) Domestic Partnerships
Passed Senate 24-15
Passed Assembly 52-26; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 25-15; to governor
SB 747 (Kehoe, D-San Diego) LGBT Sensitivity Training for Health Care Providers
Passed Senate 25-12
Passed Assembly 47-26; to governor
SB 757 (Lieu, D-Redondo Beach) Heath Insurance: Discrimination
Passed Senate 25-13
Passed Assembly 50-24; to governor
Count Down to a Signing Deadline
by Rebecca Burgoyne,
CFC Research Analyst
Complaining about the sheer number of bills on his desk, last month Gov. Jerry Brown, cautioned legislators to prepare to sing the veto blues. However, with days remaining before the midnight Sunday deadline for him to act on bills passed by the Legislature, the governor has signed 145, vetoed 14, and has approximately 400 to go. The governor’s signing percentage currently far outpaces the number of bills he has vetoed, and includes several key bills which materialized in the final days of session and were passed outside the light of day with little examination.
With only days before the governor’s October 9 signing deadline, many of the bills tracked by CFC – such as AB 499 (Atkins, D-San Diego and SB 202 (Hancock, D-Oakland), – remain on the governor’s desk. You can contact the governor or find more information about any of the bills on his desk tracked by California Family Council, using our convenient online legislative action center. (On the site, page down to 2011-12 Bills Signed by the Governor.)
On the Governor’s Desk:
AB 9 (Ammiano, D-San Francisco) Pupil Rights: Bullying
Passed Assembly 52-26
Passed Senate 24-14; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 53-26; to governor
AB 90 (Swanson, D-Oakland) Human Trafficking: Minors
Passed Assembly floor 79-0
Passed Senate 36-0; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 79-0; to governor
AB 203 (Brownley, D-Woodland Hills) Parent Empowerment: School Intervention
Passed Assembly 53-26
Passed Senate 24-13; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 53-26; to governor
AB 433 (B. Lowenthal, D-Long Beach) Transgender Birth Certificates
Passed Assembly 52-22
Passed Senate 23-13; to Assembly for concurrence in Senate amendments
Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 499 (Atkins, D-San Diego) Minors: Medical Care: Consent
Passed Assembly 50-25
Passed Senate 22-17; to governor
AB 620 (Block, D-San Diego) GLBT Rights: Postsecondary Education
Passed Assembly 51-24
Passed Senate 23-15; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 673 (Perez, D-Los Angeles) Office of Multicultural Health: LGBT Communities
Passed Assembly 49-24
Passed Senate 23-14; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-26; to governor
AB 887 (Atkins, D-San Diego) Gender
Passed Assembly 54-24
Passed Senate floor 25-13; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 51-25; to governor
AB 1156 (Eng, D-El Monte) Pupils: Bullying
Passed Assembly 50-27
Passed Senate; Assembly concurred in Senate amendments 52-27; to governor
SB 182 (Corbett, D-San Leandro) Judiciary Demographic Data
Passed Senate floor 23-14
Passed Assembly 52-25; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 23-15; to governor
SB 202 (Hancock, D-Oakland) Elections: Ballot Measures
Passed Senate 23-14
Passed Assembly 45-30; to governor
SB 416 (Kehoe, D-San Diego) Health: Survey: Gender
Passed Senate 25-14
Passed Assembly 53-26; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 25-15; to governor
SB 651 (Leno, D-San Francisco) Domestic Partnerships
Passed Senate 24-15
Passed Assembly 52-26; Senate concurred in Assembly amendments 25-15; to governor
SB 747 (Kehoe, D-San Diego) LGBT Sensitivity Training for Health Care Providers
Passed Senate 25-12
Passed Assembly 47-26; to governor
SB 757 (Lieu, D-Redondo Beach) Heath Insurance: Discrimination
Passed Senate 25-13
Passed Assembly 50-24; to governor
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