BILL ANALYSIS �
AB 960
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Date of Hearing: May 8, 2013
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
Mike Gatto, Chair
AB 960 (Campos) - As Introduced: February 22, 2013
Policy Committee: Governmental
Organization Vote: 17 - 0
Urgency: No State Mandated Local Program:
No Reimbursable:
SUMMARY
This bill requires that one of the seven public members
appointed by the governor to the Commission on the Status of
Women be a female veteran or active member of the military.
FISCAL EFFECT
There are no significant costs associated with this legislation.
COMMENTS
Rationale . According to the author, AB 960 helps to ensure the
Commission fulfills its newly expanded mission by requiring that
one of the seven public members appointed by the governor be a
veteran or a member of the military.
The Commission was originally created to study general problems,
needs and opportunities for women and to advise local women
organizations in meeting the needs of women. Last year, SB 1038
reformulated the Commission to become a center of information on
seven specific issues affecting women and girls. One policy
issue specified for study by the Commission is the examination
of laws and conditions that impose limitations to opportunities
for women in the military, women veterans, and military
families.
Analysis Prepared by : Julie Salley-Gray / APPR. / (916)
319-2081
AB 960
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