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Work session: committee amends and advances six bills including measures on planning, public records and homelessness cleanup
Summary
During the committee’s work session the Senate Government Affairs Committee moved to amend and do pass six bills: AB96, AB128, AB263, AB392, AB433 and AB478. Motions, seconds and named nays were recorded for several items; the committee directed several floor statements and assigned senators to carry the measures forward.
At the end of the hearing record the Senate Government Affairs Committee conducted a work session and recorded motions to amend and do pass on a set of bills. The transcript shows the following committee actions and recorded procedural details:
- Assembly Bill 96: Vice Chair (recorded as Vice Chair "Orangel/Orangehall") moved to amend and do pass; Senator Neal seconded. Senators Ellison and Krasner recorded "no" votes; the motion carried and the chair asked for a floor statement assignment. (Motion and named no votes recorded in transcript.)
- Assembly Bill 128: Vice Chair Orangehall moved to amend and do pass; Senator Neal seconded. The motion carried unanimously as recorded.
- Assembly Bill 263: Vice Chair Orangehall moved to amend and do pass; Senator Daley seconded. The motion carried unanimously as recorded; senators were assigned floor statements.
- Assembly Bill 392: Vice Chair Orangel moved to amend and do pass; Senator Daley seconded. Senators Ellison and Krasner were recorded as "no"; the motion carried.
- Assembly Bill 433: Vice Chair Orangel moved to amend and do pass; Senator Skip Daly seconded. The motion carried unanimously as recorded.
- Assembly Bill 478: Vice Chair Orangel moved to amend and do pass; Senator Neal seconded. The motion carried unanimously as recorded.
Committee members were assigned to deliver floor statements for each bill, and the committee closed the work‑session document. The transcript records the procedural motions, seconds and named dissenting votes where specified; it does not include full roll‑call tallies for each motion in the text.
