BILL ANALYSIS �
Senate Appropriations Committee Fiscal Summary
Senator Christine Kehoe, Chair
SB 460 (Price)
Hearing Date: 5/26/2011 Amended: As Introduced
Consultant: Bob Franzoia Policy Vote: G O 9-0
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BILL SUMMARY: SB 460 would authorize the Secretary of Business,
Transportation and Housing to convene a statewide business
partnership for international trade marketing and promotion no
later than March 1, 2012, to advise the secretary on what role
the state should play in international trade marketing and
promotion.
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Fiscal Impact (in thousands)
Major Provisions 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Fund
Advisory partnership Minor cost one time General
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STAFF COMMENTS: SUSPENSE FILE. AS PROPOSED TO BE AMENDED.
This bill would require the secretary to convene a statewide
business partnership for international trade marketing and
promotion no later than March 1, 2012.
The business partnership shall include, but is not limited to,
representatives of public airports, land ports of entry, and
seaports, ocean carriers, marine terminal operators, air
carriers, warehouse operators, railroads, trucking companies,
foreign trade zones, and shippers, specifically including
agricultural exporters, manufacturers, post-consumer secondary
material handlers, and retailers.
The business partnership shall advise the secretary on what role
the state should play in international trade marketing and
promotion in the context of growing the utilization of
California's airport, seaport, and land ports of entry
infrastructure by importers and exporters, and to increase the
opportunity for growth and trade activity.
The proposed amendment would delete the requirement that the
secretary engage in and provide support for international trade
marketing and promotion. (On page 3, line 37, after
"Coordinate" strike out: engage in and provide support for.)
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