Votes at a glance: Assembly Consumer Protection and Privacy Committee (selected items)

This committee hearing recorded motions and roll calls on multiple items. Below are the key actions as recorded in the transcript. Where the roll was left open or further votes were anticipated, that is noted.

- SB 53 (Wiener): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." Committee later reported SB 53 as on its way to Appropriations; final recorded committee tally in transcript: yes 9, no 0. (Committee noted further stakeholder engagement and amendments were expected.)

- SB 766 (Allen): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The committee recorded roll votes and then reported the measure to Appropriations; transcript entries show an eventual 9‑0 tally in committee. Industry and consumer groups arrived at a negotiated text and several former opponents moved to neutral.

- SB 7 (McNerney): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The committee recorded an initial roll with partial voting and kept the roll open for absent members; transcript shows the motion advanced with recorded votes but multiple members absent from the roll at times (tally shown in the transcript during the hearing was partial). Further action was noted as pending with the roll left open in some recorded entries.

- SB 833 (McNerney, human oversight for critical infrastructure AI): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The committee recorded a roll and at times left the roll open; vote tallies in the transcript show partial tallies (five to seven recorded votes in different entries) and the measure was held on call in committee.

- SB 11 (Ashby): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The transcript records a roll call in favor and committee statements indicated the measure moved to Appropriations; additional technical negotiations were expected on penalty levels and B2B carveouts.

- SB 720 (Ashby, Safer Streets Act): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The committee recorded a roll in favor while leaving the roll open in some entries; the bill includes vendor safeguards, no facial recognition, owner liability and local opt‑in.

- SB 52 (Perez, End AI Rent Hikes): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." Transcript shows the roll called, votes recorded, and the committee left the roll open in some sequences. The bill advanced with amendments; the author will continue to negotiate liability language with opposition groups.

- SB 274 (Cervantes, ALPR restrictions): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." The committee accepted amendments (training, DOJ audits, defined hot lists) and recorded votes while leaving the roll open for some absent members; law‑enforcement groups remain engaged on retention and access exceptions.

- SB 384 / SB 3 84 (Calvado/other author on algorithmic pricing): Motion recorded as "Due pass as amended to Appropriations." Committee discussion noted broad stakeholder concerns and the need to coordinate multiple bills in this policy space; opponents pushed for clearer public‑data carveouts and more precise liability standards.

Notes and caveats: Where the transcript shows a roll was left open or committee members said they would keep the roll open for absent members, the committee had not necessarily finalized every vote at the time of the live hearing recording. For several items the committee explicitly stated it would keep the roll open and later recorded final tallies in the transcript. The actions and tallies above reflect what the committee recorded in the hearing transcript (including entries where members later returned and votes were publicly recorded).