BILL ANALYSIS
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THIRD READING
Bill No: SB 1107
Author: Senate Public Safety Committee
Amended: 4/18/05
Vote: 21
SENATE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE : 6-0, 4/26/05
AYES: Alquist, Poochigian, Cedillo, Margett, Migden,
Romero
NO VOTE RECORDED: Perata
SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE : 7-0, 05/09/05
AYES: Migden, Aanestad, Alquist, Florez, Ortiz,
Poochigian, Speier
NO VOTE RECORDED: Ashburn, Battin, Bowen, Dutton, Escutia,
Murray
SUBJECT : Public safety: omnibus bill
SOURCE : Senate Public Safety Committee
DIGEST : This bill makes technical changes and
corrections to specified Penal Code provisions.
ANALYSIS :
Existing law refers to the district attorney in a section
dealing with the right of a domestic violence victim to
have a support person available.
This bill changes that reference to "prosecutor" since city
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attorneys also prosecute these cases.
Existing law sets forth when a search warrant may be
issued.
This bill makes two technical changes in Penal Code Section
1524, changing "clergyman" to "member of the clergy" and
correcting a cross-reference.
Existing law sets up the composition of the county boards
of parole commissioners including providing for the
appointment of a public member and allowance for an
alternative public member.
Existing law provides that the presiding judge of the
superior court in Contra Costa County may appoint an
alternate for the public member who shall serve in the
absence of the public member.
This bill repeals Penal Code Section 3085.1
Existing law provides that the Department of Justice shall
maintain state summary history information and sets forth
the criteria for the release of that information for
employment and licensing purposes.
This bill adds some Financial Code sections that were
mistakenly left out of the criteria for the release of
state summary history information relating to employment
with financial institution.
Existing law regulates the reporting of child abuse by
mandate reporters.
This bill clarifies that the victim's name must only be
included in a report on child abuse if the victim's name is
known.
Existing law provides that the Department of Justice shall
maintain an index of all child abuse reports (CACI and
allows the Department of Justice to charge a fee when the
index is accessed for employment or licensing purposes as
permitted under one subsection.
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This bill adds another cross reference so that the
Department of Justice could charge a fee for access under a
different subdivision and makes a technical change changing
a reference to "district attorney" to "prosecutor."
Comments
The annual omnibus bill is introduced by all Members of the
Committee with the following understanding:
1. Its provisions make only technical or minor changes to
the law.
2. There is no opposition by any recognized group to the
proposal.
3. If any Member of the Committee has a concern about one
of its provisions, that provisions will be deleted.
FISCAL EFFECT : Appropriation: No Fiscal Com.: Yes
Local: No
Fiscal Impact (in thousands)
Major Provisions 2005-06 2006-07
2007-08 Fund
Fees for CACI checks $82.5** $103**
$103** Special*
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*Department of Justice Sexual Habitual Offender Fund
**Fully offset by fees paid by law enforcement employers
RJG:do 5/16/05 Senate Floor Analyses
SUPPORT/OPPOSITION: NONE RECEIVED
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