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Thursday, July 16, 2009

Fw: [petlaw] ==>> (CA) AB241 Passes Out Of Committee Today



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Subject: [petlaw] ==>> (CA) AB241 Passes Out Of Committee Today

 



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AB241 (Nava):  Dogs and Cats:  Breeding For Sale
 
When we last left off on Tuesday, 14 July, California AB241 had failed (3 - 3) to pass out of Committee.   Assembly Member Nava, the bill's author, asked for re-consideration which was granted without objection by Senate Public Safety Chairman Leno who stated that "It makes it a two year bill." 
 
By now, we all know that Nava was unhappy with the vote.  A new hearing was immediately scheduled for today.  This morning Leno made an announcement on the Senate floor that, following today's Senate floor session, there would be a Senate Public Safety Committee meeting for "vote only" to be held in Room 3191.
 
On Tuesday, 14 July, here was the vote for AB241:   

 

Leno (Dem) ... Yes
Benoit (Rep) ... No
Cedillo (Dem) ... Yes
Hancock (Dem)... Yes
Huff (Rep) ... No
Steinberg (Dem)... Not present
Wright (Dem) ... No 
 
 

AB241 has passed out of committee today as amended and is now on its way to Appropriations.  Those Senators voting to support the bill were:  Leno, Cedillo, Hancock, and Steinberg. 
 
Vote:  4-0
 
 
Thank you.
Brat Zinsmaster

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