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Votes at a glance: Senate Human Services Committee actions and consent calendar
Summary
The committee approved a five‑item consent calendar and advanced four additional measures (AB 320, AB 1220, AB 904, AJR 3) to the next legislative steps; votes are summarized below.
The Senate Human Services Committee took the following formal actions during the hearing session recorded in the clerk’s roll calls and the hearing summary.
Votes at a glance
- Consent calendar approved (motion by Senator Wahab). Items: File item 2 — AB 553 (Assemblyman Colosa), File item 3 — AB 562 (Assemblyman Salace), File item 4 — AB 752 (Assemblymember Avigail Farias), File item 5 — AB 896 (Assemblymember Al Hawari), File item 6 — AB 898 (Assemblymember Bridal). The committee approved consent by roll call; consent items were reported out as a block.
- File item 1 — AB 320 (student board compensation): Motion to do pass as amended to the Assembly education committee; recorded as out on a vote of 5 to 0.
- File item 8 — AB 1220 (regional centers reporting of denials and appeals): Motion to do pass as amended to the Appropriations Committee; recorded as passed and placed on call before being reported to Appropriations (reported out by roll call as recorded in the clerk summary).
- File item 7 — AB 904 (child care subsidy eligibility during transitional periods): Motion to do pass as amended to the Appropriations Committee; recorded in the clerk summary (vote recorded; vice chair did not cast a vote on the roll call reported during the hearing summary).
- File item 9 — AJR 3 (resolution urging protection of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid): Motion to do pass to the Senate floor; recorded as passed by roll call and reported to the floor.
Recorded votes and procedure notes
The committee used roll calls for each motion. Where the clerk’s summary lists the final tally, that tally is shown above (for example, AB 320 reported as 5 to 0). Several items were placed “on call” during the hearing and later reported out; the clerk’s final readout summarized the committee’s recorded votes and referrals to the next committee or the floor.
No explicit opposing testimony was recorded for the measures identified above; public testimony in support was recorded for AB 320, AB 1220, AB 904 and AJR 3. The committee referred the substantive bills to the next step (Appropriations or the floor) where fiscal and policy details will be reviewed further.
