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Committee adopts consent calendar; multiple Assembly bills cleared for further review

5019095 · June 17, 2025
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Summary

The Senate Judiciary Committee adopted a consent calendar of seven Assembly bills listed at the hearing and advanced them to subsequent committees; the consent items included AB370, AB565, AB771, AB223, AB369, AB391 (with amendments), and AB1297 (as listed in the hearing agenda).

The Senate Judiciary Committee adopted its consent calendar, advancing a set of Assembly bills that the committee chair listed at the opening of the hearing. The chair identified seven bills on the consent calendar by file number and author. A motion carried to approve the consent calendar; subsequent roll-call tallies recorded unanimous committee support during the hearing and the consent calendar was adopted.

The chair read the consent items at the start of the hearing as: AB 370 (Assemblymember Carrillo), AB 565 (Assemblymember Dixon), AB 771 (Assemblymember Macedo), AB 223 (Assemblymember Pacheco), AB 369 and AB 391 (Assemblymember Michelle Rodriguez; AB 391 noted as having amendments), and AB 1297 (Assemblymember Stefani). Committee members moved and passed the consent calendar; the hearing record shows the consent calendar was adopted and those items were placed on further committee calendars as appropriate.

No substantive debate on the individual consent items occurred during the hearing; the committee used the consent mechanism to expedite measures with no opposition or with noncontroversial text changes.