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Votes at a glance: key outcomes from the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee
Summary
The committee considered 19 bills; several were advanced to Senate Appropriations or Judiciary and a handful were placed on call. Notable outcomes: AB 19 21 failed; AB 19 90 moved to Judiciary; AB 21 63, AB 19 65, AB 21 41, AB 27 83 and others moved to Appropriations; AB 2 516 passed to Appropriations.
At the June committee hearing the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee considered 19 bills. Highlights and recorded outcomes below reflect the committee roll calls and the committee chair’s announcements.
Votes and procedural outcomes
- AB 19 21 (Ward) — video‑game shutdown notices and remedies: failed in committee (4‑3). Reconsideration was granted.
- AB 19 90 (Gibson) — advertising standards for certain compounded weight‑loss drugs: moved to Senate Judiciary (7‑3).
- AB 21 63 (Gonzales) — strategic clean energy and critical mineral zones: moved to Senate Appropriations (recorded as passed unanimously out of committee where noted; committee roll call shows passage to Appropriations).
- AB 19 65 (Sharp Collins) — cannabis testing and Department of Cannabis Control authority: passed to Senate Appropriations (11‑0 on roll call).
- AB 21 41 (Patterson) — Board of Pharmacy stipulated settlements process: passed to Senate Appropriations (11‑0 on roll call).
- AB 27 83 (Kalra, presented) — court reporter certification and remote reporting pilot extension: passed to Senate Appropriations (11‑0 on roll call).
- AB 2 516 (Petrie Norris) — California grid manufacturing initiative: passed to Senate Appropriations (8‑2 on roll call per committee record).
- Numerous committee and sunset bills (AB 27 71, AB 27 72, AB 27 73, AB 27 74, AB 27 75, AB 27 72 series and others) were considered and, where noted on the record, were passed or placed on call for further action.
What 'on call' and 'passed to Appropriations' mean
When the committee places a bill "on call," it remains on the committee docket and can be recalled for a later roll call or further consideration; "passed to Senate Appropriations" indicates the author’s motion to send a bill to the appropriations committee for fiscal review and further action.
The committee transcript records roll call tallies and which items were ‘‘on call’’ at the close of the hearing. These outcomes will determine which bills receive further fiscal review or additional hearings in the legislative calendar.
