BILL ANALYSIS
SB 662
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Date of Hearing: June 12, 2001
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
Darrell Steinberg, Chair
SB 662 (Senate Judiciary) - As Introduced: February 23, 2001
SENATE VOTE : 35-0
SUBJECT : MAINTENANCE OF THE CODES
KEY ISSUE : SHOULD VARIOUS NON-SUBSTANTIVE, TECHNICAL CHANGES
BE MADE TO THE CODES AS RECOMMENDED BY THE LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S
OFFICE IN THIS ANNUAL TECHNICAL CLEAN-UP BILL?
SYNOPSIS
This annual nonsubstantive bill implements recommendations by
Legislative Counsel by making technical changes to the codes to
correct grammatical and other errors.
SUMMARY : Makes technical changes in the codes based on the
Legislative Counsel's recommendations. Specifically, this bill
corrects grammatical and other errors without substantively
changing the law.
EXISTING LAW : Unaffected
FISCAL EFFECT : None
COMMENTS : Each year, the Legislative Counsel's Office
identifies grammatical and other technical errors that have been
inadvertently enacted into statutory law. This annual
"Maintenance of the Codes" bill allows for the implementation of
these corrections. A condition for inclusion in the bill is
that the changes must be technical only and may not affect or
enact substantive law. Any proposed change which is found to
effect a substantive change is excised from the bill.
REGISTERED SUPPORT / OPPOSITION :
Support
None on file
Opposition
SB 662
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None on file
Analysis Prepared by : Cindy Fischer / JUD. / (916) 319-2334