Senator McInerney presents first bill to assembly despite lack of quorum

The Assembly Water, Parks, and Wildlife Committee convened on June 17, 2025, to discuss key legislative matters, despite not having a quorum. The meeting began with a welcome to Senator McInerney, who was invited to present on two bills under consideration, while the remaining items were placed on a consent agenda.

Senator McInerney expressed gratitude for the opportunity to address the committee, marking his first presentation to the assembly. The committee allowed for two witnesses to speak on each bill, emphasizing the importance of community input in the legislative process.

While the meeting's lack of quorum limited formal voting, the discussions set the stage for future decisions that could impact water and wildlife management in California. The committee's focus on these issues highlights ongoing efforts to address environmental concerns and enhance public access to natural resources.

As the session progressed, the committee members engaged with the presentations, indicating a commitment to understanding the implications of the proposed legislation. The outcomes of these discussions will be crucial as the committee prepares for future meetings, where they will aim to finalize decisions that affect California's water and wildlife policies.