California 2025-2026 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill AB583

Introduced

2/12/25

Refer

2/24/25

Report Pass

4/3/25

Refer

2/24/25

Refer

4/8/25

Report Pass

4/3/25

Refer

4/8/25

Report Pass

4/23/25

Engrossed

5/8/25

Refer

5/8/25

Refer

5/21/25

Report Pass

6/12/25

Refer

6/12/25

Enrolled

9/3/25

Enrolled

9/3/25

Chaptered

10/3/25

Passed

10/3/25

Caption

Death certificates.

Latest CA AB583 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CA HB1688

Vital records; vital statistics; definition; corrections; birth certificates; death certificates; fetal death certificates; effective date; emergency.

CA HB1688

Vital records; vital statistics; definition; corrections; birth certificates; death certificates; fetal death certificates; effective date; emergency.

CA HB1082

Qualified Individuals Death Certificates

CA SB313

Vital records: birth certificates.

CA SB146

Relative to medical examiner's certificates and medical certification of the death record.

CA HB836

Require physicians to sign death certificates electronically

CA H3616

Death Certificates

CA HB1461

Advanced practice registered nurses; authorize to sign death certificates and POLST orders.

CA SB1071

Death certificates.

CA HB117

Death Certificate By Physician Assistant

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