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Assembly committee places AB 763 (Ward) on consent calendar, refers it to Appropriations after 7-0 vote
Summary
The ESTM committee of the California State Assembly voted 7-0 to place AB 763, authored by Assemblymember Ward, on the consent calendar and refer it to the Committee on Appropriations during a brief Jan. 13 hearing; no public testimony was recorded.
The ESTM committee of the California State Assembly on Jan. 13 voted 7-0 to place AB 763, authored by Assemblymember Ward, on the consent calendar and refer the measure to the Committee on Appropriations.
Unidentified Speaker 1 opened the brief hearing and outlined testimony rules, saying primary witnesses must accompany the bill author or be registered and that primary witnesses have two minutes. The measure, AB 763, was announced as the single item on the agenda and credited to Assemblymember Ward.
Assemblymember Lee moved to take the consent calendar up and a committee member seconded the motion. The committee took a roll-call vote; Unidentified Speaker 2 called the names and recorded unanimous "aye" responses from the seven members present. Unidentified Speaker 1 summarized the result as "That matter, is out," and adjourned the hearing shortly thereafter.
No public testimony or debate on AB 763 is recorded in the transcript. The committee referred the measure to the Committee on Appropriations as part of the consent-calendar action. No further details about the bill's provisions, fiscal impact, or amendments were provided in the hearing record.
