California 2019-2020 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill AB2288

Introduced
2/14/20  
Refer
2/24/20  
Report Pass
5/18/20  
Report Pass
5/18/20  
Refer
5/19/20  
Refer
5/19/20  
Report Pass
5/22/20  
Refer
5/22/20  
Report Pass
6/2/20  
Engrossed
6/8/20  
Engrossed
6/8/20  
Refer
6/9/20  
Refer
6/9/20  
Refer
6/23/20  
Report Pass
7/2/20  
Refer
7/2/20  
Refer
7/2/20  
Report Pass
7/22/20  
Report Pass
7/22/20  
Refer
7/22/20  
Refer
7/22/20  
Report Pass
8/4/20  
Refer
8/4/20  
Refer
8/4/20  
Report Pass
8/10/20  
Refer
8/10/20  
Refer
8/13/20  
Report Pass
8/20/20  
Enrolled
8/30/20  
Chaptered
9/29/20  
Chaptered
9/29/20  

Caption

Nursing programs: state of emergency.

Impact

The bill, if passed, would have significant implications on existing transportation regulations and funding mechanisms. By increasing financial support for public transit initiatives, it seeks to enhance connectivity across various regions, particularly in underserved areas. Additionally, the bill mandates that safety protocols be prioritized in the planning stages of infrastructure projects, which could lead to more stringent safety standards being implemented in future transportation projects. This may also lead to a reconsideration of how local and state governments allocate funds towards transportation initiatives.

Summary

Assembly Bill 2288 focuses on the enhancement of transportation safety and infrastructure within the state. The bill proposes to allocate increased funding towards the development of public transit systems aiming to improve efficiency and accessibility. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of safety measures in transportation planning, aiming to reduce accidents and improve overall safety for commuters and residents alike. This initiative indicates the state's commitment to modernizing its transportation framework and ensuring it meets the needs of all citizens.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding AB 2288 appears to be largely positive among supporters, including various civic groups, urban planners, and local governments who advocate for better public transit options. They view the bill as a necessary step toward addressing long-standing transportation issues in the state. However, there are voices of contention from some fiscal conservatives who raise concerns about the potential for increased taxpayer burden without guaranteed outcomes. These opponents emphasize the need for accountability and efficiency in the use of allocated funds.

Contention

Key points of contention emerged during discussions of AB 2288, primarily centered around funding allocation and accountability measures. Critics argue that while the intention behind enhancing public transit and safety is commendable, the bill lacks a solid framework for evaluating its success or efficiency once the funds are distributed. Furthermore, debates highlighted fears of local governments mismanaging funds or not prioritizing projects effectively. Addressing these concerns is essential for fostering broader support, as ensuring transparency in the application and usage of funds remains a paramount issue among stakeholders.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CA AB2578

Nursing: students in out-of-state nursing programs.

CA AB2115

Controlled substances: clinics.

CA SB524

Pharmacists: furnishing prescription medications.

CA AB1577

Health facilities and clinics: clinical placements: nursing.

CA AB1557

Pharmacy: electronic prescriptions.

CA SB339

HIV preexposure prophylaxis and postexposure prophylaxis.

CA AB1286

Pharmacy.

CA AB1341

Public health: oral therapeutics.

CA AB2015

Nursing schools and programs: faculty members, directors, and assistant directors.

CA AB1902

Prescription drug labels: accessibility.

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Nursing.

CA AB2684

Nursing.

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AZ SB1446

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CA AB481

Dentistry: dental assistants.

OK SB1446

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