June 27-June 29 budget bill package in print
A budget deal was announced on June 26 and is summarized here. The information below was last updated before the deal was announced.
June 27-June 29 Budget Bill Package Emerging Into Print. SB 101 (Skinner)—the expected 2023 Budget Act—passed the Legislature on June 15. It reflects the Legislature’s budget plan. The Constitution requires the Governor to sign, veto, or line-item veto SB 101 on or before Tuesday, June 27. Now online as of Saturday, June 24, are various budget-related bills listed below for expected legislative floor action on June 27 (or, for two later bills, June 29), specifically:
budget bill amendments (“budget bills jr.”)
trailer bills (formally “other bills providing for appropriations related to the budget bill,” pursuant to Proposition 25 [2010]).
other bills authored by the Assembly or Senate budget committees connected to budget negotiations.
No “Budget Deal” Yet Between Legislature and Governor. While the June 27 (and June 29) budget bills jr. and trailer bills reflect legislative-executive discussions of recent weeks, no “budget deal” has been reached between the Legislature and the Governor as of the morning of June 25. The Governor also has requested the Legislature pass several policy bills, including ones related to “streamlining” development of infrastructure projects. (Update: A budget deal was announced on June 26 and is summarized here. The information in this post otherwise was last updated before the deal was announced.)
Budget Committee Summaries and Analyses Online. Now online are the following summaries and analyses of the budget package:
Assembly Budget Floor Report. Available here.
Assembly Budget Bill Analyses. Available here.
Senate Budget Bill Analyses. Available here.
Budget Bills Jr., Trailer Bills, and Budget Committee Bills Expected for June 27-29 Legislative Action. The bills are as follows (and except when indicated, were published online around 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 24, 2023):
SB 102/AB 102: Budget Act of 2023 (2023-24 “Budget Bill Jr.”)
SB 103/AB 103: Budget Acts of 2021 and 2022 (2021-22 and 2022-23 “Budget Bill Jr.”)
SB 114/AB 114: Education finance: education omnibus budget trailer bill
SB 115/AB 115: Arts and Music in Schools—Funding Guarantee and Accountability Act (Proposition 28): local control and accountability plan electronic template (2/3rds vote key: furthering purposes of Proposition 28)
SB 118/AB 118: Health (SB 118 in print 5:57 p.m., 6/24/2023. AB 118 in print 2:29 p.m., 6/24/2023.)
SB 119/AB 119: Medi-Cal: managed care organization provider tax (2/3rds vote key, urgency statute)
SB 124/AB 124: Energy 2 (SB 124 in print 4:23 p.m., 6/26/2023. AB 124 in print 11:33 a.m., 6/26/2023. June 29 or later floor action likely.)
SB 127/AB 127: State government (“General government” trailer bill)
SB 128/AB 128: Cannabis: background checks and cannabis event organizer license type (2/3rds vote key: furthering purposes of Proposition 64)
SB 129/AB 129: Housing (SB 129 in print 8:00 a.m., 6/25/2023. AB 129 in print 12:38 p.m., 6/25/2023. June 29 floor action likely.)
SB 132/AB 132: Income taxes: tax credits: motion pictures: occupational safety: California Film Commission (2/3rds vote key)
Other Bills Discussed in Recent Weeks. One week after the May Revision, the Governor proposed various bills to “streamline” infrastructure development in the state. Bills on these topics may be heard in policy committees in the coming days, such as:
SB 145 (Newman): Environmental mitigation: Department of Transportation. (In print 8:20 p.m., 6/26/2023.)
SB 146 (Gonzalez).
SB 147 (Ashby): Fully protected species: California Endangered Species Act: authorized take. (In print 8:20 p.m., 6/26/2023.)
SB 149 (Caballero).
SB 150 (Durazo): Construction: workforce development: public contracts.