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                                 THIRD READING


          Bill No:  SB 910
          Author:   Kehoe (D)
          Amended:  5/12/10
          Vote:     27 - Urgency

           
           SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE  :  10-0, 5/24/10
          AYES:  Kehoe, Cox, Alquist, Corbett, Denham, Leno, Walters,  
            Wolk, Wyland, Yee
          NO VOTE RECORDED:  Price


           SUBJECT  :    Payment of state claims

           SOURCE  :     Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board


           DIGEST  :    This bill appropriates $628,835.60 from the  
          General Fund to the Victim Compensation and Government  
          Claims Board (Board) to pay claims accepted by the Board.

           ANALYSIS  :    The State Board of Control was established in  
          1945.  It was revised and renamed the California Victim  
          Compensation and Government Claims Board by AB 2491  
          (Jackson), Chapter 1016, Statutes of 2000.  Section 13928  
          of the Government Code requires the Board to ensure that  
          all claims which have been approved by the Board, and for  
          which there exists no legally available appropriation, are  
          submitted for legislative approval at least twice during  
          each calendar year.

          The re-issuance of stale-dated warrants against the  
          Franchise Tax Board is the only type of claim to be paid  
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          pursuant to this bill.  The 209 claims range from $27.00 to  
          $215,891.54.  For stale-dated warrants, the State  
          Controller must confirm that (1) the check was not cashed  
          and has not been issued and (2) more than three years have  
          elapsed since the check was issued and the monies have  
          reverted to the General Fund.  For these warrants, an  
          appropriation is needed to reissue the payment.  This  
          category also may include state treasury bonds that have  
          not been redeemed within 10 years of their maturity date,  
          but the majority of warrants are checks.  

           FISCAL EFFECT  :    Appropriation:  Yes   Fiscal Com.:  Yes    
          Local:  No

          Appropriates $628,835.60 from the General Fund.

           SUPPORT  :   (Verified  5/24/10)

          Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board (source)

           OPPOSITION  :    (Verified  >)

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           ARGUMENTS IN SUPPORT  :    >

          ARGUMENTS IN OPPOSITION  :    >  
           

          DLW:mw  5/25/10   Senate Floor Analyses 

                         SUPPORT/OPPOSITION:  SEE ABOVE

                       SUPPORT/OPPOSITION:  NONE RECEIVED

















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