Tag: Assembly Health Committee
Psychedelic Drug Decriminalization Bill Moves To Suspense File Before Big Assembly Vote
A bill to decriminalize plant-based psychedelic drugs was moved into the suspense file on Wednesday by the Assembly Appropriations Committee, a move which will could kill the bill or allow for one final push in the legislature by the end...
Psychedelic Drug Decriminalization Passes Assembly Public Safety Committee
A bill to decriminalize plant-based psychedelic drugs passed the Assembly Public Safety Committee on Tuesday in a 5-2 vote, inching closer to the critical Assembly-wide vote. Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) admitted at a virtual event this week that his...
Bill To Ban Five Common Food Additives Passed In Assembly Health Committee 12-1
A bill to ban five common food additives in California, including those commonly found in some candies, was approved by the Assembly Health Committee in a 12-1 vote on Tuesday, overcoming the first major voting hurdle. Assembly Bill 418, authored...
Infant Formula Stockpile Bill Moves To Assembly Health Committee
A bill to create an infant formula stockpile for the state of California prepared for Committee discussion this week following Committee placement last week. Assembly Bill 228, authored by freshman Assemblywoman Lori Wilson (D-Suisun City), would require both the State...
Bill That Adds Dependent Parents, Stepparents To Existing Insurance Signed By Governor
A bill that allows adult children in California to add their dependent parents or stepparents to their health insurance policies was signed into law by Governor Newsom earlier this week. Assembly Bill 570, authored by Assemblyman Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles),...
Bill to Create Drug ‘OverDose Prevention Program’ Injection Sites Delayed Until Next Session
A bill to create drug overdose prevention programs, including providing a “place to inject drugs while trained staff are available to help if they suffer accidental overdoses,” was pulled from the Assembly Health Committee on Tuesday, with the committee instead...