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          Date of Hearing:  June 22, 2015 


                             ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON RULES


                                Richard Gordon, Chair


          ACR 83  
          (Campos) - As Introduced June 2, 2015


          SUBJECT:  The California Commission on the Status of Women and  
          Girls: 50th anniversary.


          SUMMARY:  Congratulates the California Commission on the Status  
          of Women and Girls on the celebration of its 50th anniversary,  
          and recognizes and commends the commission for its various  
          contributions and accomplishments.  Specifically, this  
          resolution makes the following legislative findings:


          1)The California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls is  
            an agency of state government, created in 1965 by the  
            California State Legislature, and is mandated to challenge  
            discrimination against women and girls in California, promote  
            equity for women and girls, and encourage their full economic  
            and social participation in this state.


          2)The commission examines any laws, practices, or conditions  
            concerning or affecting women and girls that impose special  
            limitation or burdens upon them or upon society, or that limit  
            or tend to limit opportunities available to women and girls.


          3)During the past 50 years, the commission has contributed to  








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            the development of public policy in the areas of women's  
            health and safety, equal opportunity in education and  
            employment, child and other dependent care, economic security,  
            family law, sexual harassment, violence against women, human  
            trafficking, women in prison, gender equality in the media,  
            and women in the military, women veterans, and military  
            families.


          4)The commission strives to develop innovative initiatives with  
            government and the business and nonprofit sectors and has a  
            comprehensive agenda to promote the full potential and  
            contributions of the more than 19 million women and girls in  
            the state of California.


          FISCAL EFFECT:  None


          REGISTERED SUPPORT / OPPOSITION:




          Support


          None on file




          Opposition


          None on file











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          Analysis Prepared by:Nicole Willis / RLS. / (916) 319-2800