BILL ANALYSIS �
SB 1304
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Date of Hearing: June 10, 2014
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY
Bob Wieckowski, Chair
SB 1304 (Judiciary) - As Introduced: February 21, 2014
PROPOSED CONSENT
SENATE VOTE : 36-0
SUBJECT : MAINTENANCE OF THE CODES
KEY ISSUE : SHOULD VARIOUS NON-SUBSTANTIVE, TECHNICAL CHANGES BE
MADE VIA THE "MAINTENANCE OF THE CODES" BILL SPONSORED BY THE
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S OFFICE IN THIS ANNUAL TECHNICAL CLEAN-UP
BILL?
SYNOPSIS
This non-controversial bill makes numerous technical changes in
the California codes that have been recommended by the
Legislative Counsel's Office. The proposed changes would not
make any substantive change in the law.
SUMMARY : Makes non-substantive changes to the codes by
recommendation of the Legislative Counsel's office.
Specifically, this bill makes various grammatical and other
technical changes suggested by the Office of Legislative Counsel
in order to correct non-substantive errors that exist in the
original bill text.
EXISTING LAW : Unaffected
FISCAL EFFECT : As currently in print this bill is keyed
non-fiscal.
COMMENTS : Each year, Legislative Counsel's Office identifies
grammatical errors and other errors of a technical nature that
have been inadvertently enacted into statutory law. The annual
"Maintenance of the Codes" bill is the vehicle for implementing
the wholesale corrections. For inclusion into the measure, the
change must be technical only and may not affect or enact
substantive law. Any proposed change which is identified as
having a substantive change is automatically excised from the
bill.
SB 1304
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REGISTERED SUPPORT / OPPOSITION :
Support
None on file
Opposition
None on file
Analysis Prepared by : Drew Liebert / JUD. / (916) 319-2334