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Votes at a glance: Committee approves four budget trailer bills including CEQA changes and three MOU ratifications
Summary
The Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee voted on four trailer bills. AB 1 30 (housing/CEQA/other budget measures) passed; AB 1 31 (CEQA trailer with HAP funding) passed; AB 1 39 and AB 1 40 (ratifications of memoranda of understanding for bargaining units) were approved by the committee.
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The California State Senate Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review voted on four items tied to the budget package. The committee recorded the following outcomes:
- AB 1 30: Approved by committee (roll-call vote recorded as 13 to 1). Committee discussion noted that AB 130 had been heard previously and that an amendment removed wage standards from that bill; remaining language was not changed beyond that amendment. The chair indicated AB 1 30 would be a vote-only measure.
- AB 1 31: Approved by committee (roll-call vote recorded as 13 to 2). AB 1 31 is a public-resources trailer bill that includes CEQA streamlining and a contingent $500,000,000 general-fund appropriation for HAP round 7; it attracted extensive debate and public comment on advanced-manufacturing exemptions, tribal consultation, administrative-record changes, and endangered-species protections.
- AB 1 39: Approved by committee. This trailer bill makes statutory changes to ratify and implement a memorandum of understanding between the state and Bargaining Unit 9 (professional engineers) and an addendum for Bargaining Unit 12 (operating engineers). The committee took a voice/roll call and moved the bill; the transcript records the bill cleared the committee but does not list a final tally in the hearing transcript.
- AB 1 40: Approved by committee. This trailer bill makes statutory changes to ratify and implement a memorandum of understanding with Bargaining Unit 6 (correctional officers). The committee approved the bill during the same session; the transcript records passage but does not specify a final roll-call tally in the spoken record.
Several senators and Department of Finance staff emphasized these trailer bills are part of a multi-party budget agreement; multiple speakers urged subsequent cleanup amendments or follow-up legislation, particularly for AB 1 31.
