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Assembly concurs in Senate changes to AB 2106 extending vetting requirements to geoscientists

California State Assembly · August 10, 2026
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Summary

Assemblymember Patel presented AB 2106 on concurrence, saying a Senate amendment extended vetting requirements to geologists and geophysicists. The Assembly recorded a unanimous concurrence (65–0).

Assemblymember Patel presented AB 2106 on concurrence, explaining that a Senate amendment extended the bill’s enhanced vetting requirements to geologists and geophysicists and that the measure had no opposition. "AB 2,106 has no opposition and has received unanimous support in the assembly and the senate," she said and asked members for an aye vote.

The Clerk opened the roll and recorded the vote. The Clerk reported "65 no 0" in favor of concurrence and the presiding officer announced that the Senate amendments were concurred in. No amendments or debate followed and the measure was moved through the file as concurred.

Speakers: Assemblymember Patel (presenter); Clerk (procedural reading); Presiding officer.

Actions: The Assembly concurred in Senate amendments to AB 2106 with a recorded tally of 65 yeas, 0 nays. No amendments were adopted on the floor.