State Senate Policy Committees and Bills Set This Week

Senate Daily File~

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TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2011

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ENERGY, UTILITIES AND COMMUNICATIONS
                                  PADILLA, Chair
                              9:30 a.m. - Room 3191
                                    (TELEVISED)
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: The Public Goods Charge and the Renewable Resources Trust
 Fund

PUBLIC SAFETY
                                  HANCOCK, Chair
                  9:30 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                                    (TELEVISED)
                       MEASURES WILL BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.    247 Wyland. Minors: fitness hearing.
S.B. No.    248 Wyland. Forensic specimens: offenders.
S.B. No.    390 La Malfa. Crimes: assault and battery: search and rescue
                teams.
S.B. No.    404 Anderson. Firearms: handgun safety certificates: exemp-
                tions.
S.B. No.    425 Calderon. Cruelty to animals: fighting.
S.B. No.    534 Corbett. Victims of sexual assault.
S.B. No.    557 Kehoe. Family justice centers.
S.B. No.    610 Wright. Firearms: license to carry concealed firearm.
S.B. No.    622 Corbett. Sex offenders: registration.
S.B. No.    780 Emmerson. Vehicles: driving offenses: punishment.
S.B. No.    852 Harman. Corrections: victim notification. (Urgency)

JUDICIARY
                                   EVANS, Chair
               1:30 p.m. or upon adjournment of session - Room 112
                            (Please note time change)
                                    (TELEVISED)
                       MEASURES WILL BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.       8Yee. Public records: auxiliary organizations.
S.B. No.     111Yee. Civil rights: language restrictions.
S.B. No.    129 Leno. Medical marijuana: qualified patients and primary
                caregivers: employment discrimination.
S.B. No.    154 Wolk. Marriage licenses: vital records: fees: domestic vio-
                lence: Solano County.
S.B. No.    182 Corbett. Judiciary: demographic data.
S.B. No.    190 Lowenthal. Mechanics liens.
S.B. No.    284 Harman. Real property: marketable title.
S.B. No.    445 Simitian. California Public Records Act: library records.
S.B. No.    561 Corbett. Common interest developments: delinquent as-
                sessments.
S.C.A. No.    7 Yee. Public bodies: meetings.

TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING
                               DESAULNIER, Chairman
                           Upon adjournment of session
                        John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                            (Please note time change)
                                    (TELEVISED)
                     ADOPTION OF COMMITTEE RULES AND POLICIES
                           BILLS ARE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.      28Simitian. Vehicles: electronic wireless communications
                devices: prohibitions.
S.B. No.      29Simitian. Vehicles: automated traffic enforcement sys-
                tems.
S.B. No.    209 Corbett. Common interest developments: electric vehicle
                charging stations.
S.B. No.    211 Emmerson. California Global Warming Solutions Act of
                2006: tire inflation regulation: enforcement.
S.B. No.    223 Leno. Voter-approved local assessment: vehicles.
S.B. No.    290 Correa. Neighborhood electric vehicles.
S.B. No.    301 DeSaulnier. Housing and community development: rede-
                velopment: seismic retrofits.
S.B. No.    341 Lowenthal. Vehicles: dump trucks: backup alarms.
S.B. No.    444 Evans. Land use: subdivisions: rental mobilehome park
                conversion.
S.B. No.    565 DeSaulnier. Vehicles: traffic violator school: confidential-
                ity.
S.B. No.    720 Runner. Vehicles: drivers' licenses: military personnel and
                their dependents.
S.B. No.    730 Kehoe. Local government: online building permit form:
                electric vehicle charging.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2011

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EDUCATION
                              ALAN LOWENTHAL, Chair
                   9 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
                                    (TELEVISED)
                         BILLS WILL BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.    268 Wright. School attendance: interdistrict attendance.
S.B. No.    381 Pavley. School attendance: residency requirements.
S.B. No.    433 Liu. Charter schools: suspension and expulsion of pupils.
S.B. No.    461 Blakeslee. High school equivalency certificates.
S.B. No.    629 Lowenthal. Public postsecondary education: California
                Community Colleges Economic and Workforce Develop-
                ment Program.
S.B. No.    675 Wright. Private postsecondary education: non-English
                speaking students.
S.B. No.    774 Hancock. Public postsecondary education: parking fees.
                              GOVERNANCE AND FINANCE
                                   WOLK, Chair
                               9:30 a.m. - Room 112
                                    (TELEVISED)
                         BILLS WILL BE HEARD IN FILE ORDER
S.B. No.      14Wolk. Performance Based Budget.
S.B. No.      15DeSaulnier. State Budget:  performance measurement
                standards.
S.B. No.    508 Wolk. Tax credits:  disclosure and information.
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: Meeting Our Promise to the People: The Role of
 the State in Delivering Improved Outcomes
 Through Realignment
                           NATURAL RESOURCES AND WATER
                                  PAVLEY, Chair
                          1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. - Room 112
                                    (TELEVISED)
                               INFORMATIONAL HEARING
SUBJECT: Beyond Bonds: Options for Funding Public
 Benefits of Water Related Investments