Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee
10 septembre 2025
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00:11 - 04:17
Intervenant 1
The senate committee on budget and fiscal review will come to order. We're holding our committee hearing at 10210 Street, Room 1200. We do not yet have a quorum, so we will start as a subcommittee, and I would invite members of the committee to come down so we can make quorum. Public comment will be heard after all discussion items have been presented. Today, we will hear AB 105, which is a Budget Bill Junior for the Budget Act of 2025 and prior years, and 16, budget trailer bills on various subjects.
These bills represent the culmination of work of this committee, for the year. These bills include technical adjustments, clarifying changes, and additional details on agreements that were made as part of the June budget that are being implemented now. The majority of the appropriations in this package were accounted for in the June agreement and had remaining details to be worked on over the summer. New general fund expenditures totaled just under $70,000,000 and reflects supporting the administrative work necessary to comply with and respond to the passage of House Resolution one, additional support for food banks, and support for California tourism. Highlights of the package include $3,200,000,000 for purposes related to prop four, the Safe Drinking Water Wildfire Prevention, Drought Preparedness, and Clean Air Bond Act 2024 passed by the voters to support a variety of projects such as wildfire preparedness and resilience, access to clean water, support for nature based solutions, outdoor access, coastal resilience, and clean air.
540,000,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund for the twenty twenty five, twenty twenty six budget year, including 368,000,000 for the transit and intercity rail capital program TURCEP, and 100,000,000 for the implementation of the community air protection program created by AB six seventeen. It also includes a variety of appropriations and statutory changes in response to the passage of House Resolution one and other recent actions at the federal level, including to respond to changes in food benefits, in other words, kicking people off food benefits, to address vaccine access, in other words, to make sure Californians, despite what the federal government is doing, can continue to be vaccinated, and retaining access to health care services that reflect our values. Finally, I want to acknowledge that this package includes limited technical cleanup and follow-up to the passage of SB 131 in June, which was a sequel reform bill. I just want to address this matter briefly because there's been a lot of conversation. When SB one thirty one passed, the pro tem and I both talked on the senate floor about our desire to do some follow-up legislation to address various issues that had come up during the bill's process around advanced manufacturing, around habitat protection, and so forth.
The Senate has proposed follow-up cleanup adjustments to SB 131. The Assembly has indicated that it needs once more time over the fall to work on these issues. And so as a result, the item before us today has two adjustments to SB 131. I know that for many people, there's a desire to have more than that, and the Senate would like to advance more than those two items in the follow-up legislation to SB 131. But the Assembly has indicated that it would like to take more time, and we will be working with our colleagues in the Assembly and the Governor and stakeholders over the fall to move towards that ultimate legislation.
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