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Assembly Education Committee adopts committee policies unanimously
Summary
The Assembly Committee on Education voted to adopt its committee policies, following a motion by Vice Chair Ruben Da Silva and a second by Assemblymember Erica Mosca. The motion passed unanimously; individual roll call tallies were not specified in the hearing record.
The Assembly Committee on Education voted Tuesday to adopt its committee policies for the 2025 session.
Vice Chair Ruben Da Silva moved to adopt the policies and Assemblymember Erica Mosca seconded. The chair called for a voice vote; members responded "aye" and the motion "carried and passes unanimously," according to the hearing record. The policies were posted on the legislature's website and committee staff said the rules complement the Assembly standing rules and joint standing rules previously adopted by the full Assembly.
Why this matters: committee policies outline speaking procedures, submission requirements for exhibits and amendments, time limits for public comment and other operational rules that govern hearings and bill consideration. The chair reminded members that exhibits and amendments must be submitted as PDFs to the committee manager by noon the business day before a meeting and that public comments are generally limited to two minutes.
The chair opened the committee for staff introductions and scheduled presentations on the committee brief and the State Public Charter School Authority later in the meeting.
