Votes at a glance: committee advances multiple bills to Appropriations; others held

The Assembly Judiciary Committee recorded motions to refer several bills to the Appropriations Committee during the July 10 hearing. The committee's roll-call activity included the following actions.

Votes at a glance (committee actions recorded at the July 10 hearing):

- SB 41 (Wiener) — PBM transparency and restrictions: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 378 (Wiener) — Online marketplaces and intoxicating hemp: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 243 (Padilla) — AI companion chatbot safeguards: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 259 (Wahab) — Limit use of device attributes to set consumer prices: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 261 (Wahab) — Enforcement of wage-theft judgments: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 362 (Grayson) — Small-business financing disclosures: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 346 (Rosso) — Short-term rental platform data for TOT and enforcement: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations. - SB 809 (Rosso) — Construction trucking misclassification amnesty approach: motion recorded to pass as amended to Appropriations.

Several bills heard in the session were not finally decided during the morning hearing (for example, SB 522 on restoring tenant protections to rebuilt units was discussed and held for further action). Committee staff recorded roll-call votes on the measures that were advanced to Appropriations.

Journalists and stakeholders should expect additional committee activity as these bills move to Appropriations for fiscal review and further amendment.