Career Tech
Bills
Signed or
Vetoed Bills 10/12/2009
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(V. Manuel Perez) Workforce development:
Renewable Energy Workforce Readiness Initiative: local workforce investment
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Last Amend: 9/4/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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Governor's
Message: I
am returning Assembly Bill 3 without my signature. I fully support the intent
of Assembly Bill 3 to train low-income workers, people adversely impacted by
the recent historic recession, and disadvantaged members of our population
for good paying occupations in the California emerging green economy. My
Administration is currently working with the California Workforce Investment
Board and its Green Collar Jobs Council (Council) toward these ends. At my
direction, the Council's membership includes key stakeholders from education,
labor, state agencies, private industry, economic development and
philanthropic entities. I believe it is unnecessary to legislatively
establish additional mandates on existing efforts to accomplish these
objectives. Sincerely, Arnold Schwarzenegger |
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(Solorio) California YouthBuild
Program: funding and designation. |
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Status: 8/6/2009-Chaptered by Secretary of
State - Chapter 95, Statutes of 2009. |
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(Fuentes) Work-based learning. |
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Status: 8/6/2009-Consideration of
Governor's veto pending. VETOED |
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Governor's
Message: I
am returning Assembly Bill 332 without my signature. While I am very
supportive of the intent of this bill of providing students with
opportunities to receive rigorous and relevant career technical education
linked to real world experiences, I am concerned that this bill lacks
sufficient protections to ensure that students are not solely enrolled in job
opportunities that are not combined with sufficient academic coursework.
However, I am directing my Administration to work with the author so that I
can consider a measure that is more tightly crafted and would accomplish the
goal of promoting a balanced approach towards work-based learning. Until that
time, I am unable to sign this bill. Sincerely, Arnold Schwarzenegger |
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(Fuentes) Employment: apprenticeship
programs. |
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Last Amend: 7/6/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Signed by the Governor |
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(Fuller) Dental hygienists:
examinations and licensure. |
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Last Amend: 3/25/2009 |
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Status: 8/6/2009-Chaptered by Secretary of
State - Chapter 104, Statutes of 2009. |
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(Hernandez) Health professions
workforce: master plan. |
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Last Amend: 9/1/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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(Galgiani) High-Speed Rail
Authority. |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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(Fuller) Postsecondary education:
nursing degree programs. |
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Last Amend: 7/23/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Signed by the Governor |
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(Bass) California Workforce
Investment Board: Green Collar Jobs Council. |
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Last Amend: 7/14/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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Governor's
Message: To
the Members of the California State Assembly: I am returning Assembly Bill
1394 without my signature. This bill would add a representative of the
Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) to the Green Collar Jobs Council
(GCJC). The bill also would create the Green Collar Jobs Account in the State
Treasury and would authorize the California Workforce Investment Board (CWIB)
to accept any revenues, moneys, grants, goods or services from federal or
state governmental entities, philanthropic organizations, and other sources.
This bill is unnecessary. The Employment Development Department currently
administers all funding for grants and workforce initiatives with Workforce
Investment Act funds. Further, it is inappropriate to include the DIR as a
member of the GCJC as they are not currently a member of the CWIB. The GCJC
already has the authority to consult with DIR as needed. For these reasons, I
am returning this bill without my signature. Sincerely, Arnold Schwarzenegger
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(Committee on
Labor and Employment) Workforce development: summer youth job training. |
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Last Amend: 9/2/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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Governor's
Message: I
am returning Assembly Bill 1559 without my signature. This bill requires the
California Workforce Investment Board, in collaboration with local workforce
investment boards, to establish a California Youth at Work Program, for the
purpose of providing summer job training and work experience opportunities
for youth in the state. While I support such an effort, this bill is
unnecessary and could prove burdensome if it conflicts with the summer youth
work programs the local workforce development boards are already in the
process of developing. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provided
funding specifically for a summer youth work program, which has already been
distributed to the locals, and established specific criteria for the program.
To the extent that this bill imposes additional requirements on the local
workforce investment boards, it could hamper, rather than aid, in the
development of effective programs. For this reason, I am returning this bill
without my signature. Sincerely, Arnold Schwarzenegger |
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(Liu) California Career Resource
Network Program. |
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Last Amend: 3/25/2009 |
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Status: 8/6/2009-Chaptered by Secretary of
State - Chapter No. 32, Statutes of 2009 |
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(DeSaulnier) California State
University: career technical education courses. |
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Last Amend: 6/29/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Signed by the Governor |
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(Ducheny) California Workforce
Investment Act: federal funding. |
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Last Amend: 9/4/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Vetoed by the Governor |
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(Hancock) Regional occupational
centers and programs: employer advisory boards. |
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Last Amend: 6/24/2009 |
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Status: 8/6/2009-Chaptered by Secretary of
State - Chapter No. 58, Statutes of 2009 |
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(Ashburn) High-speed rail. |
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Last Amend: 7/2/2009 |
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Status: 10/11/2009-Signed by the Governor |
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Total Measures: 15
Total Tracking Forms: 51