BILL ANALYSIS �
AB 1091
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CONCURRENCE IN SENATE AMENDMENTS
AB 1091 (Morrell)
As Amended June 8, 2011
Majority vote
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|ASSEMBLY: |70-0 |(May 12, 2011) |SENATE: |37-0 |(July 11, |
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Original Committee Reference: B., P. & C.P.
SUMMARY : Revises and recasts provisions on notification
requirements when a qualifier disassociates from a contractor's
license.
The Senate amendments are minor and technical and clarifying in
nature.
EXISTING LAW :
1)Provides for the licensing and regulation of contractors by
the Contractors' State License Board (CSLB).
2)Requires a licensee or qualifier to notify CSLB in writing and
replace the disassociating qualifier within 90 days from the
date of disassociation. Failure to comply shall result in an
automatic license suspension or classification removal at the
end of those 90 days.
3)Authorizes the CSLB registrar to review and accept the
petition of one 90-day extension of a licensee who disputes
the date of disassociation or who has failed to notify and
replace the qualifier within 90 days, upon a showing of good
cause by the contractor. The CSLB registrar may grant only
one 90-day extension to replace the qualifier.
AS PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY , this bill revised and recast
provisions on notification requirements when a qualifier
disassociates from a contractor's license.
FISCAL EFFECT : According to the Senate Appropriations
Committee, pursuant to Senate Rule 28.8, negligible state costs.
AB 1091
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COMMENTS : Business and Professions Code Section 7068.2
stipulates that when a qualifier (the qualifying individuals, or
qualifier, is the person listed in CSLB records who meets the
experience and examination requirements) disassociates from a
license, the qualifier or the licensee shall notify CSLB and
replace the qualifier within 90 days after the disassociation
date, or the license is suspended. The CSLB registrar may grant
one and only one 90-day extension for good cause. If the
qualifier and licensee fail to notify CSLB of the disassociation
within the 90-day deadline, the license shall be suspended upon
written notification of the disassociation.
This bill, as amended in the Senate, is consistent with Assembly
actions.
Analysis Prepared by : Joanna Gin / B.,P. & C.P. / (916)
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