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Votes at a glance: Assembly Higher Education Committee actions and outcomes
Summary
A summary of formal actions taken and recorded on the Assembly Higher Education Committee agenda during the hearing; items shown below reflect motions announced on the record and the roll‑call statements captured in the hearing transcript.
The Assembly Higher Education Committee took formal action on multiple bills during its policy hearing. Below is a concise listing, limited to items that were moved and recorded on the committee floor and announced in the transcript. For each item we list the action the committee announced, and the vote pattern as recorded in the hearing transcript. Where the roll call recorded specific votes, they are shown; where the transcript kept the roll open or did not list all names we indicate the clerk’s tally or state “not specified.”
- AB 341 (file item 1) — Consent calendar. Committee motion: passed to the Human Services Committee. Recorded as passed on the consent calendar (roll kept open for additions). Vote as announced: Fong — aye; further roll recorded consent approval on the record.
- AB 1098 (file item 11) — Consent calendar. Motion: passed as amended to the Judiciary Committee (consent). Vote: recorded on consent calendar roll.
- AB 1361 (file item 16) — Consent calendar. Motion: passed to Appropriations Committee (consent). Vote: recorded on consent calendar roll.
- AB 977 (file item 7) — Motion: passed to Appropriations Committee. Roll-call recorded multiple ayes and the clerk announced “that measure has 5 ayes” and kept the roll open for additional members.
- AB 1093 (file item 10) — Motion: passed to Appropriations Committee. Transcript records a mixed roll call; clerk's announcement indicated the measure recorded several ayes and noes and the roll was kept open for additions (tally not fully finalized on the floor at the time shown in the transcript).
- AB 1035 (file item 9) — Motion: passed to Appropriations Committee. Transcript shows a roll call with a mix of ayes and noes recorded, and the clerk kept the roll open (tally reported in transcript at one point as 3 ayes, 2 nos while the roll remained open).
- AB 922 (file item 6) — Motion: passed to the Public Safety Committee. Roll call recorded yes votes (clerk announced the measure passed and the roll remained open for additions).
- AB 1346 (file item 15) — Motion: passed to the Military and Veterans Affairs Committee. Roll call recorded and clerk announced passage; roll open for additions.
- AB 1212 (file item 13) — Motion: passed to the Housing and Community Development Committee (UC employee housing tax-credit access). Roll call recorded on the floor and announced as passed; tally recorded in transcript as the clerk called votes.
- AB 500 (file item 2) — Motion: passed to the Education Committee. The motion was announced on the record and the roll call was taken.
- AB 684 (file item 3) — Motion: passed to the Governmental Organization Committee (would subject UC Boards to Bagley‑Keene). Roll call recorded and clerk announced passage.
- AB 1122 (file item 12) — Motion: passed (as amended) to the Education Committee for a bill aimed at universal access to dual enrollment; recorded votes on the floor.
- AB 988 (file item 8) — Motion: passed (as amended) to Education Committee (dual enrollment advisory board framework). Roll-call recorded and clerk announced passage as amended.
- AB 714 (file item 4) — Motion: passed to the Business and Professions Committee. The author said closing remarks and clerk recorded the motion; the transcript records roll call and passage.
- AB 731 (file item 5) — Motion: passed to the Education Committee (CCAP technical changes). Roll-call recorded and passage announced.
- AB 1433 (file item 17) — Motion: passed to the Military and Veterans Affairs Committee (would expand noncredit college access to student‑support categorical funds). Roll-call recorded and the clerk announced passage.
Notes and caution: The committee often “kept the roll open” after announcing a motion had passed; several roll-call announcements show preliminary tallies with additional members expected to add votes later. Where the transcript captured named “aye” and “no” votes we listed them in the articles dedicated to those bills; where the transcript recorded only the clerk’s summary we reported the clerk’s summary and did not infer final seat counts.
For coverage: reporters should cite the committee roll-call audio or the official minute sheet posted by the committee clerk to confirm final tallies and any later additions after the roll was left open. Several bills were referred to Appropriations for fiscal review and to other policy committees for subject‑matter consideration.
