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Sunday, May 11, 2008

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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2008

                               SELECT COMMITTEE ON
                       BAY AREA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND
                                ECONOMIC PROGRESS
                                    YEE, Chair
                               2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
                          Milton Marks Conference Center
                              455 Golden Gate Avenue
                                   San Francisco
                            HEARING POSTPONED TO 5/23/08

MONDAY, MAY 12, 2008


                                  APPROPRIATIONS
                                 TORLAKSON, Chair
                   10 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                          BILLS TO BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.   1093 Wiggins. San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency
                Transportation Authority.
S.B. No.   1133 Denham. State surplus property: Los Angeles Memorial
                Coliseum.
S.B. No.   1144 Cox. Telecommunications: universal service: California
                High-Cost Fund-A program.
S.B. No.   1145 Machado. State Compensation Insurance Fund. (Urgen-
                cy)
S.B. No.   1165 Kuehl. Environment: environmental impact report.
S.B. No.   1167 Wiggins. Insurance: vehicle repair task force.
S.B. No.   1172 Dutton. Wildlife: game management.
S.B. No.   1190 Oropeza. Certified ignition interlock devices.
S.B. No.   1193 Padilla. Telecommunications: universal service: Califor-
                nia Advanced Services Fund.
S.B. No.   1201 Battin. Tribal gaming: gaming device licenses.
S.B. No.   1221 Kuehl. Health facility financing.
S.B. No.   1224 Machado. Insurance: viatical and life settlement contracts.
S.B. No.   1225 Harman. Private cemeteries: limited liability companies.
S.B. No.   1226 Alquist. CalHome Program: Housing and Emergency
                Shelter Trust Fund Act of 2006: mobilehome parks.
S.B. No.   1241 Margett. Public safety.
S.B. No.   1250 Yee. Juveniles: communications.
S.B. No.   1256 Ducheny. Salton Sea Restoration Council.
S.B. No.   1266 Ashburn. Board of Parole Hearings: videoconferencing.
S.B. No.   1270 Cedillo. Pharmacy: Electronic Pedigree Task Force.
S.B. No.   1282 Margett. Private investigators: continuing education.
S.B. No.   1288 Scott. California State University: Doctor of Nursing
                Practice degree.
S.B. No.   1294 Ducheny. Healing arts.
S.B. No.   1316 Correa. Transportation facilities: tolls: Orange and River-
                side Counties.
S.B. No.   1321 Correa. School recycling programs.
S.B. No.   1338 Migden. Workers' compensation: medical treatment: pre-
                designation of physician.
S.B. No.   1346 Calderon. Fireworks.
S.B. No.   1354 Torlakson. School facilities: construction.
S.B. No.   1357 Padilla. Beverage containers: processing payments:
                grants.
S.B. No.   1364 Cedillo. Autism spectrum disorders: advisory council:
                centralized registry.
S.B. No.   1386 Lowenthal. Carbon monoxide.
S.B. No.   1404 Lowenthal. Plant labeling: water use.
S.B. No.   1406 Correa. Optometry.
S.B. No.   1438 Padilla. Electricity: smart grid systems.
S.B. No.   1446 Romero. High school exit examination: pupils with dis-
                abilities. (Urgency)
S.B. No.   1447 Yee. Education finance: San Bruno Park School District.
S.B. No.   1468 Oropeza. Local planning: schoolsites: freeways.
S.B. No.   1470 Lowenthal. Homeless Youth Prevention and Assistance
                Act of 2008.
S.B. No.   1473 Calderon. Building standards.
S.B. No.   1486 Ducheny. Otay Mesa East Toll Facility Act.
S.B. No.   1520 Kehoe. Water quality: regional boards.
S.B. No.   1540 Correa. Children's health care coverage.
S.B. No.   1552 Margett. State Allocation Board: Office of Public School
                Construction.
S.B. No.   1557 Wiggins. State Environmental Goals and Policy Report.
S.B. No.   1565 Kuehl. California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act.
S.B. No.   1575 Florez. Department of Toxic Substances Control: consum-
                er product recall enforcement.
S.B. No.   1576 Florez. Food commodities: country of origin labeling.
S.B. No.   1577 Florez. Airports: security checkpoint donation programs.
S.B. No.   1582 Simitian. Ocean resources: ocean rangers.
S.B. No.   1585 Padilla. California Community Colleges: transfer stu-
                dents.
S.B. No.   1596 Yee. University of California: public contracts.
S.B. No.   1625 Corbett. Recycling: CRV containers.
S.B. No.   1629 Steinberg. State preschool programs: Early Learning
                Quality Improvement System Commission.
S.B. No.   1642 Yee. Public contracts: claims.
S.B. No.   1645 Wiggins. Energy: Energy Aware Planning Guide.
S.B. No.   1657 Romero. School facilities: needs assessment.
S.B. No.   1663 Denham. Used and waste tires: grants.
S.B. No.   1670 Kehoe. Energy efficiency and carbon reduction. (Urgen-
                cy)
S.B. No.   1672 Steinberg. Energy: Renewable Energy, Climate Change,
                Career Technical Education, and Clean Technology Job Cre-
                ation Bond Act of 2010.
S.B. No.   1687 Negrete McLeod. State contracts: participation goals: de-
                velopmentally disabled business enterprises.
S.B. No.   1699 Wiggins. Public contracts: health care districts: design-
                build.
S.B. No.   1714 Negrete McLeod. Renewable electric generation facili-
                ties.
S.B. No.   1721 Yee. Health facilities: direct care nurses.
S.B. No.   1723 Maldonado. Agriculture: pesticide recycling program and
                certification.
S.B. No.   1730 Padilla. State correctional facilities: metal detection
                screening.
S.B. No.   1751 Runner. Vehicles: theft.
S.B. No.   1752 Wyland. California National Guard Education Assistance
                Award Program. (Urgency)
S.B. No.   1758 Yee. State employees: memorandum of understanding.
                (Urgency)
S.B. No.   1770 Padilla. Anti-reproductive-rights crime.

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
                            RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTAL
                               PROTECTION AND ENERGY
                                 LOWENTHAL, Chair
                                10 a.m. - Room 112
 Item       Description
 0555       Secretary for  Environmental Protection
 3900       Air Resources Board
 3910       California Integrated Waste Management Board
 3930       Department of Pesticide Regulation
 3940       State Water Resources Control Board
 3960       Department of Toxic Substances Control
 3980       Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 4
                           STATE ADMIN., GENERAL GOVT.,
                            JUDICIAL, AND TRANSPORTATION
                                  MACHADO, Chair
                               10 a.m. - Room 3191
                                 hearing cancelled

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                                SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3
                         HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICES, LABOR &
                                 VETERANS AFFAIRS
                                  ALQUIST, Chair
                 10:30 a.m. - Rose Ann Vuich Hearing Room (2040)
 Item       Description
 4260       Department of Health Care Services
 4265       Department of Public Health
 4440       Department of Mental Health
                                    OPEN ISSUES
                            BUSINESS, PROFESSIONS AND
                               ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
                               RIDLEY-THOMAS, Chair
               1:30 p.m. or upon adjournment of session - Room 3191
                             BILLS HEARD IN FILE ORDER
A.B. No.    239 DeSaulnier. Alcoholism and drug abuse counselors.
A.B. No.   1284 Eng. Geologists and geophysicists.
A.B. No.   1545 Eng. Professions and vocations.
A.B. No.   1760 Galgiani. Veterinarians and registered veterinary techni-
                cians.
A.B. No.   1922 Hernandez. Healing arts practitioners: peer review.
                                   SPECIAL ORDER
A.B. No.    624 Coto. Foundations: diversity.

                         PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT
                                  WIGGINS, Chair
                  1:30 p.m. - Rose Ann Vuich Hearing Room (2040)
                           PURSUANT TO SENATE RULE 29.10
S.B. No.    579 Wiggins. County Employees Retirement Law of 1937.
                (Urgency)

                              ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
                                SIMITIAN, Chairman
                                3 p.m. - Room 112
                       BILLS WILL BE HEARD IN ORDER OF FILE
S.B. No.   1210 Dutton. Environmental quality: short form environmental
                impact report. (Urgency)
S.B. No.   1781 Committee on Environmental Quality. Environmental
                quality: solid waste management: used and waste tires: bal-
                last water management. (Urgency)
A.B. No.    109 Nunez. Air pollution: alternative fuels and vehicle
                technologies.
A.B. No.    218 Saldana. Hazardous waste: electronic waste.
A.B. No.   1075 Cook. Solid waste diversion.

TUESDAY, MAY 13, 2008


                            GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
                                  FLOREZ, Chair
                              9:30 a.m. - Room 3191
                  MEASURES TO BE HEARD IN ORDER OF AUTHOR SIGN-IN
S.B. No.   1527 Yee. State property: surplus property. (Urgency)
A.B. No.     23 Ma. Alcoholic Beverage Control Act: cabaret theaters.
A.B. No.    865 Davis. State agencies: live customer service agents.
A.B. No.  1479  Mendoza. State bodies: governance.
A.B. No.  1810  Galgiani. Horses: shows, competitions, and sales.
A.B. No.  1924  Jeffries. Charitable bingo: overhead.
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: A Comprehensive Review of the Process for
 Identifying and Disposing of State Surplus Real
 Property.
                           NATURAL RESOURCES AND WATER
                                 STEINBERG, Chair
                               9:30 a.m. - Room 112
                                 HEARING POSTPONED

                                    JUDICIARY
                                  CORBETT, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 112
                            (Please note time change)
                   SUPPORT AND OPPOSITION LETTERS DUE NO LATER
                   THAN 5 P.M. ON THURSDAY, MAY 1ST, IN ROOM 2187
                    BILLS WILL BE HEARD IN AUTHOR SIGN-IN ORDER
S.B. No.   1407 Perata. Court facilities: financing.
A.B. No.    164 Smyth. Immunity: marriage and family therapy schools.
A.B. No.    372 Salas. Consumer credit reports: security freezes.
A.B. No.    983 Ma. Public contracts: plans and specifications.
A.B. No.   1111 DeSaulnier. Mobilehome parks: rules and regulations.
A.B. No.  1679  Evans. Paternity actions: records.

                            TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING
                               LOWENTHAL, Chairman
                  1:30 p.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
S.C.R. No.  103 Cogdill. Senator Charles S. Poochigian Highway.
S.C.R. No.  109 Cedillo. The Medal of Honor Recipient Eugene A. Obre-
                gon, USMC, Memorial Interchange
A.B. No.    117 Beall. Transportation authorities and districts: contracts.
A.B. No.    860 Salas. Vehicles: additional registration fees.
A.B. No.  1892  Smyth. Common interest developments: solar energy.
A.B. No.  2188  Arambula. Community Development Block Grant Pro-
                gram: funds.
A.B. No.  2295  Arambula. Transportation capital improvement projects.
A.B. No.  2554  Mullin. Housing: local enforcement: relinquishment.
A.B. No.  2693  Karnette. Vehicles: taxicabs.
A.B. No.  2906  Tran. Vehicles: high-occupancy vehicle lane: buffer area.
                (Urgency)
A.C.R. No.   82 Huff. The Mayor Bob Zirbes Memorial Freeway.
A.C.R. No. 107  Cook. CDF Firefighter John D. Guthrie Memorial High-
                way.

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                                SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1
                                     EDUCATION
                                   SCOTT, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 113
 Item      Description
 6110      California Department of Education (CDE)
                Federal Funds
                 - CDE Reporting - LAO Proposal
                 - Special Education
                 - Title III - English Language Acquisition
                 - Title I - Reading First
                 - Title II - Improving Teacher Quality
                California Longitudinal Teacher Integrated Data Education
                System (CALTIDES)
                April Letters (Various)
 1760      Department of General Services
                School Facilities Program - Fiscal Services Positions

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


                                    EDUCATION
                                   SCOTT, Chair
                  9:30 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
A.B. No.    125 Ma. School facilities.
A.B. No.    531 Salas. Curriculum frameworks: social sciences: school
                segregation.
A.B. No.    659 Ma. Child Care: locally funded child care and develop-
                ment program.
A.B. No.    876 Davis. Career technical education.
A.B. No.  1028  Caballero. Child care: funding: audits.
A.B. No.  1446  DeSaulnier. Pupils: truancy.
A.B. No.  1503  Huff. High school exit examination: pupils with disabili-
                ties: waivers.
A.B. No.  1893  Garrick. Class size reduction. (Urgency)
A.B. No.  2468  Brownley. Instructional materials: policies.
A.B. No.  2555  Torrico. Special education: initial assessment: individual-
                ized education program.

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 4
                           STATE ADMIN., GENERAL GOVT.,
                            JUDICIAL, AND TRANSPORTATION
                                  MACHADO, Chair
                              9:30 a.m. - Room 3191
                                    OPEN ISSUES
                                      HEALTH
                                   KUEHL, Chair
                  1:30 p.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                  TESTIMONY LIMITED TO TWO WITNESSES IN SUPPORT
                               AND TWO IN OPPOSITION
A.B. No.     16 Evans. Human papillomavirus vaccination.
A.B. No.     30 Evans. Health care coverage: inborn errors of metabolism.
A.B. No.    158 Ma. Medi-Cal: benefits for nondisabled persons infected
                with chronic hepatitis B.
A.B. No.  2010  DeSaulnier. Affiliate clinics: provisional licenses.
A.B. No.  2079  Emmerson. Food.
A.B. No.  2216  Gaines. Diesel generators: health facilities.
A.B. No.  2899  Portantino. Sexually transmitted diseases: HIV and AIDS:
                counseling.

                               REVENUE AND TAXATION
                                  OROPEZA, Chair
                              1:30 p.m. - Room 3191
                         BILLS WILL BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.   1417 Hollingsworth. Sales and use taxes: exclusions: trade-in
                vehicles. (Tax Levy)
S.B. No.   1484 Alquist. Income and corporation taxes: oil producers:
                credits: clean energy technology. (Tax Levy)
S.B. No.   1562 Hollingsworth. Property taxation: exemption: fruit-bear-
                ing and nut-bearing trees: freeze, wildfire, and wind relief.
                (Urgency)
S.B. No.   1610 Dutton. Property tax: base year value transfers. (Tax Levy)
S.B. No.   1628 Ducheny. Sales and use taxes: consumer: destination man-
                agement company. (Tax Levy)
S.C.A. No.   24 Dutton. Property taxation: base year value transfers.
 S.J.R. No.   27Kehoe. Federal tax credits: production and investment for
                renewable energy technologies.
A.B. No.  1895  Silva. Sales and use taxes: administration.
A.B. No.  1901  Silva. State Board of Equalization: administration: inter-
                est.
A.B. No.  1935  Fuller. Taxpayer contributions: California Ovarian Cancer
                Research Fund.

                                      RULES
                                  PERATA, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 113
                              HEARING RESCHEDULED TO

THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2008



THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2008


                                      RULES
                                  PERATA, Chair
                               11 a.m. - Room 3191
                     (Please note date, time and room change)
                              GOVERNOR'S APPOINTEES
                                REQUIRED TO APPEAR
ANGELA M. BRADSTREET, Chief, Division of Labor Standards Enforcement
ROBERT A. JONES, Deputy Secretary, Labor and Workforce Development
   Agency
TIFFANY RYSTROM, Member, Public Employment Relations Board
ROBIN W. WESLEY, Member, Public Employment Relations Board

MONDAY, MAY 19, 2008


                                  APPROPRIATIONS
                                 TORLAKSON, Chair
                   10 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                          BILLS TO BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.   1158 Scott. Student financial aid: Assumption Program of
                Loans for Education.
S.B. No.   1267 Yee. Whistleblower protection.
S.B. No.   1312 Yee. Registered interior designers.
S.B. No.   1332 Negrete McLeod. Medi-Cal: managed care.
S.B. No.   1355 Corbett. Postsecondary education: private student loans.
S.B. No.   1389 Padilla. Public utilities: telephone corporations: acquisi-
                tions.
S.B. No.   1455 Cogdill. Vehicles: specialized license plates.
S.B. No.   1459 Yee. Health care coverage: Cal-Health Act.
S.B. No.   1475 Torlakson. Autism pilot program.
S.B. No.   1586 Negrete McLeod. County employees retirement: San Ber-
                nardino County health benefits.
S.B. No.   1608 Corbett. Disabled persons: equal access rights: civil ac-
                tions.
S.B. No.   1613 Margett. Department of Transportation: contracts.
S.B. No.   1642 Yee. Public contracts: claims.
S.B. No.   1681 Battin. State surplus property.
S.B. No.   1693 Cox. Foreign electric cooperative reciprocals.
S.B. No.   1710 Oropeza. Tax liens.
S.B. No.   1738 Steinberg. Medi-Cal: Frequent Users of Health Care Pilot
                Program.
S.B. No.   1753 Torlakson. Portable classrooms: formaldehyde.

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
                            RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTAL
                               PROTECTION AND ENERGY
                                 LOWENTHAL, Chair
                                10 a.m. - Room 112
                                 hearing cancelled

TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008


                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
                            RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTAL
                               PROTECTION AND ENERGY
                                 LOWENTHAL, Chair
                                10 a.m. - Room 112
                     MAY REVISE, OPEN ISSUES AND APRIL LETTERS

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2008


                       ENERGY, UTILITIES AND COMMUNICATIONS
                                   KEHOE, Chair
                                9 a.m. - Room 3191
                            (Please note time change)
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: AB 32 Implementation: Understanding a Cap and
 Trade System.

                             BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW
                               SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2
                            RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTAL
                               PROTECTION AND ENERGY
                                 LOWENTHAL, Chair
                                10 a.m. - Room 112
                                    MAY REVISE

                                      RULES
                                  PERATA, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 113
S.C.A. No.   23 Maldonado. State officer salary increases: operating defi-
                cit.
                                    --------
                              GOVERNOR'S APPOINTEES
                                REQUIRED TO APPEAR
ANTHONY P. SAUER, Director, Department of Rehabilitation
LUCIANA C. PROFACA, PH.D., Chief Deputy Director, Department of Rehabi-
   litation
KATHLEEN R. BRUGGER, Member, Teachers' Retirement Board
JERILYN R. HARRIS, Member, Teachers' Retirement Board
ELIZABETH D. ROGERS, Member, Teachers' Retirement Board
                                    --------
                             SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION,
                            BUT NOT REQUIRED TO APPEAR
ANTHONY W. BATTS, D.P.A., Member, Commission on Peace Officer Stan-
   dards and Training
LAI LAI Y. BUI, Member, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training
COLLENE T. CAMPBELL, Member, Commission on Peace Officer Standards
   and Training
SCOTT B. HIMELSTEIN, Member, Commission on Peace Officer Standards
   and Training
DEBORAH E. LINDEN, Member, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
   Training
MICHAEL J. SOBEK, Member, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
   Training

FRIDAY, MAY 23, 2008


                               SELECT COMMITTEE ON
                       BAY AREA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND
                                ECONOMIC PROGRESS
                                    YEE, Chair
                                10 a.m. to 12 m.
                          Milton Marks Conference Center
                              455 Golden Gate Avenue
                                   San Francisco
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: Bay Area Organized Retail Crime

WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2008


                                      RULES
                                  PERATA, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 113
                              GOVERNOR'S APPOINTEES
                                REQUIRED TO APPEAR
SUSAN L. HUBBARD, Director, Division of Adult Institutions, Department of
   Corrections and Rehabilitation
DAVID L. RUNNELS, Undersecretary, Department of Corrections and Rehabi-
   litation
                                    --------
                             SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION,
                            BUT NOT REQUIRED TO APPEAR
JOAN M. HANCOCK, Member, Contractors' State License Board
LISA E. MILLER-STRUNK, Member, Contractors' State License Board

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2008


                                 LOCAL GOVERNMENT
                              NEGRETE MCLEOD, Chair
                               9:30 a.m. - Room 112
                         MEASURES HEARD BY AUTHOR SIGN-IN
A.B. No.    212 Fuentes. Zoning decisions.
A.B. No.    704 Eng. Resident Advisory Commission on the Environment
                Act.
A.B. No.    811 Levine. Benefit assessments for renewable energy and en-
                ergy efficiency. (Urgency)
A.B. No.  1263  Caballero. LAFCO's spheres of influence.
A.B. No.  1275  DeSaulnier. County fees for domestic violence and child
                abuse programs.
A.B. No.  1764  Blakeslee. Williamson Act contracts.
A.B. No.  2427  Eng. Local regulations.

                                      RULES
                                  PERATA, Chair
                               1:30 p.m. - Room 113
                              GOVERNOR'S APPOINTEES
                                REQUIRED TO APPEAR
STEPHEN J. EGAN, Member, California Unemployment Insurance Appeals
   Board
MELLONIE S. YANG, Chief, Professional Fiduciaries Bureau
                                    --------
                             SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION,
                            BUT NOT REQUIRED TO APPEAR
JENNIFER L. HUSBANDS, PH.D., Member, Commission on Teacher Creden-
   tialing
TING L. SUN, PH.D., Member, Commission on Teacher Credentialing

MONDAY, JUNE 9, 2008

                            BUSINESS, PROFESSIONS AND
                               ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
                               RIDLEY-THOMAS, Chair
                    1:30 p.m. or upon adjournment - Room 3191
                             BILLS HEARD IN FILE ORDER
A.B. No.    547 Ma. Medical Board of California: licensure fees.
A.B. No.    844 Berryhill. Junk dealers and recyclers: nonferrous material.
A.B. No.  1436  Hernandez. Nurse practitioners.
A.B. No.  1816  Galgiani. Cemeteries: temporary manager.
A.B. No.  1867  Keene. Real estate appraisers.
A.B. No.  2189  Karnette. Shorthand reporters: continuing education re-
                quirements.
A.B. No.  2210  Price. Dentistry: emergency services.
A.B. No.  2442  Nakanishi. Medicine: peer review proceedings. (Urgency)
A.B. No.  2444  Nakanishi. Medical Board of California: disciplinary ac-
                tions.
A.B. No.  2445  Nakanishi. Medical Board of California: disciplinary pro-
                cedures: applicants.
A.B. No.  2482  Maze. Physician assistants: continuing education.
A.B. No.  2946  Hayashi. Cemeteries.
A.B. No.  3024  Duvall. Payment bonds: public works.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008

                                      HEALTH
                                   KUEHL, Chair
                  1:30 p.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                  TESTIMONY LIMITED TO TWO WITNESSES IN SUPPORT
                               AND TWO IN OPPOSITION
A.B. No.    308 Galgiani. Medi-Cal: HIV drug treatment: developmental
                services: financing.
A.B. No.    501 Swanson. Pharmaceutical devices.
A.B. No.    572 Berg. Adult day health care services.
A.B. No.    671 Beall. Medi-Cal: frequent users of health services.
A.B. No.    851 Brownley. Medi-Cal: eligibility.
A.B. No.   1127 Carter. Perchlorate drinking water standards: Cities of
                Colton, Fontana, and Rialto.
A.B. No.   1150 Lieu. Health care coverage: underwriting practices.
A.B. No.   1154 Leno. Diabetes.
A.B. No.  1203  Salas. Health care service plans: poststabilization care.
A.B. No.  1646  DeSaulnier. Transactions and use taxes: counties: public
                health.
A.B. No.  1701  Dymally. Medi-Cal: skilled nursing facilities: reimburse-
                ment.
A.B. No.  2137  Saldana. Insurance: rescission of long-term care con-
                tracts.
A.B. No.  2352  Fuentes. Mental health services: confidential information.
A.B. No.  2658  Horton. Disease prevention: reportable diseases.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2008


                                 LOCAL GOVERNMENT
                              NEGRETE MCLEOD, Chair
                               9:30 a.m. - Room 112
                         MEASURES HEARD BY AUTHOR SIGN-IN
A.B. No.    847 Berg. Joint powers agreements and the Yurok Tribal Coun-
                cil.
A.B. No.    885 Charles Calderon. Metropolitan Water District's gover-
                nance.
A.B. No.  2803  Horton. Public agency payments.





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