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Board votes to support AB 1502, its sunset review bill with requested proposals included
Summary
The board voted to support Assembly Bill 1502, a sunset review bill declaring legislative intent to evaluate the board and effectuate recommendations; board members also approved previously submitted legislative proposals to be included in the bill.
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The California Veterinary Medical Board voted to support Assembly Bill 1502, a bill that the Legislature has introduced to trigger the joint legislative sunset review process and to implement recommendations that arise from that oversight process.
Board staff explained AB 1502 would declare legislative intent to evaluate the board through the Joint Legislative Sunset Review process and implement recommendations as appropriate. Staff also noted that the board’s previously approved legislative proposals (submitted earlier in the year) have been shared with legislative counsel and may be incorporated or considered as part of the process.
Board members moved and seconded a motion to support AB 1502 and the motion passed by roll call. Board staff encouraged a support position because the bill formalizes the review process and creates a vehicle for enacting previously approved proposals. Grant Miller (CVMA) stated the association would support the board’s motion.
Ending: The board’s support will be recorded and staff will continue to work with the Legislature on language for the board’s earlier proposals and any next steps from the sunset review process.

