BILL ANALYSIS Ó
SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson, Chair
2015-2016 Regular Session
SB 1171 (Committee on Judiciary)
Version: February 18, 2016
Hearing Date: March 29, 2016
Fiscal: No
Urgency: No
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SUBJECT
Maintenance of the codes
DESCRIPTION
This bill would make numerous technical changes in the
California codes that have been recommended by the Office of
Legislative Counsel. The proposed changes would not make any
substantive change in the law.
BACKGROUND
Each year, the Office of Legislative Counsel identifies
grammatical errors and other errors of a technical nature that
have been inadvertently enacted into statutory law. The annual
"Maintenance of the Codes" bill is the vehicle for implementing
these wholesale corrections. In order to be included in the
measure, the change must be technical only and may not affect or
enact substantive law.
CHANGES TO EXISTING LAW
None
COMMENT
1. Commitment to delete any substantive provision
A condition for inclusion in the annual code maintenance bill is
that the change must be nonsubstantive. Consequently, any
provision that is identified as making a substantive change will
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be deleted by the Office of Legislative Counsel.
2. "All-purpose" yielding clause avoids double jointing problems
Proposed Section 330 on page 640 of this bill includes an
"all-purpose" yielding clause that avoids any double jointing
problems that might otherwise occur.
Support : None Known
Opposition : None Known
HISTORY
Source : Office of Legislative Counsel
Related Pending Legislation : None Known
Prior Legislation : Annual Maintenance of the Code bills
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