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Committee approves two bills in work session: AB 340 and AB 512 assigned to floor sponsors
Summary
During its work session the Assembly Commerce and Labor Committee amended and voted to do pass Assembly Bill 340 and Assembly Bill 512; both motions were carried by voice vote and assigned floor sponsors. The committee then opened hearings on AB 500, AB 414 and AB 509.
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In a routine work session at the start of the meeting the Assembly Commerce and Labor Committee took action on two previously heard measures.
Assembly Bill 340 (sponsored by the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Health and Human Services) — which would require health insurance to cover certain screenings, assessments and diagnosis, and included two proposed amendments — was the first motion taken. Vice Chair Howdighi moved to amend and do pass AB 340; Assemblymember Torres Fawcett seconded. The committee carried the motion by voice vote. Chair Marzola assigned the bill’s floor statement to Assemblymember Torres Fawcett.
Assembly Bill 512 (Committee on Commerce and Labor) — which proposes revisions relating to casualty insurance and included two proposed amendments — was the second bill on which the committee took action. Vice Chair Howdighi moved to amend and do pass AB 512; Assemblymember Torres Fawcett seconded. The committee carried the motion by voice vote. Chair Marzola assigned the bill’s floor statement to Assemblymember Carter.
The committee recorded the actions by voice vote and did not produce roll‑call tallies in the transcript. No additional details or amendments beyond those noted in the meeting summary were recorded in the public transcript of the work session.
Ending
Both measures were advanced by the committee via voice vote and were assigned floor sponsors as recorded. The committee then proceeded to open hearings on Assembly Bills 500, 414 and 509 later in the session.

