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The new 2023 session convened on December 5, 2022.

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  1. AB 33 (Bains D) Fentanyl addition and overdose prevention task force.
  2. AB 60 (Bryan D) Restorative justice program.
  3. AB 67 (Muratsuchi D) Homeless Courts Pilot Program.
  4. AB 86 (Jones-Sawyer D) Homelessness: Statewide Homelessness Coordinator.
  5. AB 221 (Ting D) Budget Act of 2023.
  6. AB 271 (Quirk-Silva D) Homeless death review committees.
  7. AB 283 (Patterson, Jim R) Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission.
  8. AB 289 (Holden D) Mental health services: representation.
  9. AB 349 (Ramos D) Patton State Hospital: lease: housing and mental health services for homeless.
  10. AB 369 (Zbur D) Foster care: independent living.
  11. AB 448 (Carillio, Juan D) Juveniles: relative placement: family finding.
  12. AB 459 (Haney D) California Behavioral Health Outcomes and Accountability Review.
  13. AB 492 (Pellerin D) Reproductive and behavioral health integration pilot program.
  14. AB 505 (Ting D) The Office of Youth and Community Restoration.
  15. AB 551 (Bennett D) Medi-Cal: specialty mental health services: foster children.
  16. AB 589 (Boerner Horvath D) Homeless youth: transitional housing.
  17. AB 600 (Ting D) Criminal procedure: resentencing.
  18. AB 657 (Jackson D) Mental Health Services Funding Act.
  19. AB 665 (Carrillo, Wendy D) Minors: consent to mental health services.     
  20. AB 695 (Pacheco D) Juvenile Detention Facilities Improvement Grant Program.
  21. AB 718 (Ta R) Veterans: mental health.
  22. AB 799 (Rivas, Luz D) Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program: Homelessness Accountability Act.
  23. AB 845 (Alvarez D) Behavioral health: older adults.
  24.  AB 857 (Ortega D) Vocational services: formerly incarcerated persons.
  25. AB 862 (Bauer-Kahan D) County jails: recidivism: reports.
  26. AB 867 (Friedman D) Foster youth.
  27. AB 890 (Patterson, Joe R) Controlled substances: probation.
  28. AB 898 (Lackey R) Juvenile halls.
  29. AB 912 (Jones-Sawyer D) Strategic Anti-Violence Funding Efforts Act.
  30. AB 945 (Reyes D) Criminal procedure: expungement of records.
  31. AB 963 (Schiavo D) The End the Foster Care-to-Homelessness Pipeline Act.
  32. AB 997 (Gipson) Exoneration: mental health services.
  33. AB 1001 (Haney D) Health facilities: behavioral health emergency services.
  34. AB 1085 (Maienschein D) Medi-Cal: housing support services.
  35. AB 1104 (Bonta D) Corrections and rehabilitation: sentencing.
  36. AB 1112 (McKinnor) Foster youth.
  37. AB 1147 (Addis D) Disability Equity and Accountability Act of 2023.
  38. AB 1186 (Bonta D) Juveniles: restitution.
  39. AB 1285 (Wicks D) Encampment Resolution Funding program: individuals experiencing homelessness: state funded permanent housing.
  40. AB 1310 (McKinnor D) Sentencing: recall and resentencing.
  41. AB 1360 (McCarty) Hope California: Secured Residential Treatment Pilot Program.
  42. AB 1377 (Friedman D) Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention Program:
  43. AB 1386 (Gabriel D) Veterans housing: tenant referrals.
  44. AB 1413 (Ting D) Homelessness prevention programs: Department of Housing and Community Development: funding.
  45. AB 1478 (Cervantes D) Maternal health: community-based comprehensive perinatal care: database of referral networks
  46. AB 1643 (Bauer- Kahan D) Juveniles: informal supervision.
  47. AB 1738 (Carrillo, Wendy D) Mobile Homeless Connect pilot Program
  48. ACR 16 (Fong) Needs of opportunity youth.
  49. SB 9 (Cortese D) Raising the Age for Extended Foster Care Act of 2023.
  50. SB 35 (Umberg D) Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Court Program.
  51. SB 43 (Eggman D) Behavioral health.
  52. SB 46 (Roth D) Controlled substances: treatment.
  53. SB 58 (Wiener) Controlled substances: decriminalization of certain hallucinogenic substances.
  54. SB 65 (Ochoa Bogh) Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program.
  55. SB 72 (Skinner D) Budget Act of 2023.
  56. SB 246 (Ochoa Bogh) California Interagency Council on Homelessness.
  57. SB 250 (Umberg D) Controlled substances: punishment.
  58. SB 318 (Ochoa Bogh R) “2-1-1” information and referral network.
  59. SB 326 (Eggman) Mental Health Services Act.
  60. SB 333 (Cortese D) Homeless pupils: California Success, Opportunity, and Academic Resilience (SOAR) Guaranteed Income Program.
  61. SB 349 (Roth D) Criminal procedure: competence to stand trial.     
  62. SB 363 (Eggman D) Facilities for inpatient and residential mental health and substance use disorder: database.
  63. SB 408 (Ashby D) Foster youth with complex needs: regional health teams: short-term assessment, treatment, and transition programs.
  64. SB 448 (Becker D) Juveniles: detention hearings.
  65. SB 456 (Menjivar D) Multifamily Housing Program: nonprofit corporations: homeless or at-risk youth.
  66. SB 491 (Durazo D) Public social services: county departments.
  67. SB 509 (Portantino) School employee and pupil training: youth mental and behavioral health: mental health education.
  68. SB 513 (Wiener D) Incarcerated persons: mental health.
  69. SB 519 (Atkins D) Board of State and Community Corrections.
  70. SB 544 (Laird D) Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act: teleconferencing.
  71. SB 545 (Rubio D) Juveniles: transfer to court of criminal jurisdiction.
  72. SB 551 (Portantino D) Mental Health Services Act: prevention and early intervention.
  73. SB 578 (Ashby D) Juvenile court: dependents: removal.
  74. SB 589 (Alvarado-Gil D) Foster youth: disaster aid assistance
  75. SB 641 (Roth D) Public health: alcohol and drug programs: naloxone.
  76. SB 657 (Caballero D) Homelessness services staff training.
  77. SB 717 (Stern D) County mental health services.
  78. SB 749 (Smallwood-Cuevas D) Criminal procedure: sentencing.
  79. SB 770 (Wiener D) Health care: unified health care financing

Two Year Bills:

  1. AB 15 (Dixon R) Public records: parole calculations and inmate release credits.
  2. AB 75 (Hoover R) Shoplifting: increased penalties for prior crimes.
  3. AB 284 (Patterson, Joe R) Department of Housing and Community Development: annual report: Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program.
  4. AB 462 (Ramos D) Overdose response teams.
  5. AB 512 (Waldron R) Mental health and substance use disorders: database of facilities.
  6. AB 525 (Ting D) Foster youth: supervised independent living placement housing supplement
  7. AB 550 (Schiavo D) Homelessness: point-in-time count results: meetings.
  8. AB 685 (Ramos D) Workforce training: California Volunteers: youth job corps.
  9. AB 697 (Davies R) Drug Court Success Incentives Pilot Program.
  10. AB 702 (Jackson D) Local government financing: juvenile justice.
  11. AB 745 (Bryan D) Reentry Housing and Workforce Development Program.
  12. AB 850 (Ting D) Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program: round 4 funds.
  13. AB 864 (Haney D) Substance use disorder: telephone system.
  14. AB 920 (Bryan D) Discrimination: housing status.
  15. AB 921 (Bonta D) Mental health: workforce.
  16. AB 1154 (Wilson D) Juveniles: mentoring programs.
  17. AB 1274 (Connolly D) Young Californians’ Inclusion Act.
  18. AB 1339 (Haney D) Discrimination: disability: medication-assisted treatment.
  19. AB 1499 (Bauer-Kahan D) Social Services: Coordination of Care for At-Risk Individuals Grant Program
  20. AB 1522 (Cervantes D) Foster Care: LGBTQ youth.
  21. AB 1636 (Santiago D) Mental health services.
  22. AB 1656 (Wicks D) Homelessness: funding.
  23. SB 7 (Blakespear) Regional housing needs allocation: homelessness. (Amended)
  24. SB 37 (Caballero D) Older Adult and Adults with Disabilities Housing Stability Act.
  25. SB 63 (Ochoa Bogh) Homeless and Mental Health Court and Transitioning Home Grant Programs.
  26. SB 87 (Nguyen R) Mental health.
  27. SB 325 (Grove R) Controlled substances: fentanyl.
  28. SB 402 (Wahad D) Emergency services: limiting police response.
  29. SB 460 (Wahab D) Hiring of real property: criminal history.
  30. SB 492 (Eggman D) Pretrial diversion for veterans.
  31. SB 742 (Atkins D) Housing: homelessness programs: report

For a complete list of the 62 bills that were vetoed or chaptered from the bills tracked by CCJBH for the 2022 Session of the Legislature, please see below. Please contact elizabeth.vice@cdcr.ca.gov for additional information.  

  1. AB 408 (Quirk-Silva D)   Homeless children and youths: reporting. 9/30/2022- CHAPTERED
  2. AB 485 (Nguyen R) Hate Crimes: Reporting. 9/30/2022- CHAPTERED
  3. AB 662 (Rodriguez D) Mental health: dispatch and response protocols: working group. (2-Year Bill). 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  4. AB 666 (Quirk-Silva D) Substance use disorder workforce development. 3/09/2022 –  CHAPTERED
  5. AB 923 (Ramos D) Government-to-Government Consultation Act: State-Tribal Consultation. 9/23/2022 – CHAPTERED
  6. AB 1051 (Bennett D) Medi-Cal: Specialty Mental Health Services: Foster Youth. (2-Year Bill) 9/19/2022 – CHAPTERED
  7. AB 1394 (Irwin D) General acute care hospitals: suicide screening. 7/19/2022 – CHAPTERED
  8. AB 1685 (Bryan D) Vehicles: parking violations. 9/29/2022 – VETOED
  9. AB 1744 (Levine D) Probation and mandatory supervision: flash incarceration. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  10. AB 1803 (Jones-Sawyer D) Probation: ability to pay. 9/23/2022 – CHAPTERED
  11. AB 1860 (Ward D) Substance abuse treatment: certification. 9/25/2022 – CHAPTERED
  12. AB 1974 (Chen R) Correctional facilities: service of process. 9/6/2022 – CHAPTERED
  13. AB 1999 (Arambula D) Mental health: individuals with vision loss. 9/18/2022 – VETOED
  14. AB 2077 (Calderon D) Medi-Cal: monthly maintenance amount: personal and incidental needs. 9/27/2022 – VETOED
  15. AB 2122 (Choi R) Public postsecondary education: mental health hotlines: student identification cards. 8/26/22 – CHAPTERED
  16. AB 2144 (Ramos D) Mental health: information sharing. 9/29/2022 – VETOED
  17. AB 2169 (Gipson D) Criminal procedure. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  18. AB 2230 (Gipson D) CalWORKs: temporary shelter and permanent housing benefits. 9/22/2022 – VETOED
  19. AB 2242 (Santiago D) Mental health: involuntary commitment. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  20. AB 2275 (Wood D) Mental health: involuntary commitment. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  21. AB 2288 (Choi R) Advance health care directives: mental health treatment. 6/16/2022 – CHAPTERED
  22. AB 2309 (Friedman D) Guardianships. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  23. AB 2317 (Ramos D) Children’s psychiatric residential treatment facilities. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  24. AB 2321 (Jones-Sawyer D) Juveniles: room confinement. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  25. AB 2338 (Gipson D) Health care decisions: surrogates. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  26. AB 2361 (Bonta, Mia D) Juveniles: transfer to court of criminal jurisdiction. 9/15/2022 – CHAPTERED
  27. AB 2417 (Ting D) Juveniles: Youth Bill of Rights. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  28. AB 2473 (Nazarian D) Substance use disorder: counselors. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  29. AB 2517 (Bonta, Mia D) California Coordinated Neighborhood and Community Services Grant Program. 9/27/2022 – VETOED
  30. AB 2520 (Gabriel D) Department of Justice: Office of Access to Justice. 9/27/2022 – VETOED
  31. AB 2526 (Cooper D) Incarcerated persons: health records. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  32. AB 2598 (Weber D) Pupil rights: restorative justice practices. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  33. AB 2629 (Santiago D) Juveniles: dismissals. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  34. AB 2644 (Holden D) Juveniles: custodial interrogation. 9/13/2022 – CHAPTERED
  35. AB 2657 (Stone D) Incarcerated person’s competence. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  36. AB 2658 (Bauer-Kahan D) Juveniles: electronic monitoring. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  37. AB 2663 (Ramos D) Youth homelessness. 9/19/2022 – VETOED
  38. AB 2727 (Wood D) Medi-Cal: eligibility. 9/13/2022 – CHAPTERED
  39. AB 2817 (Reyes D) House California Challenge Program. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  40. SB 467 (Wiener D) Trial Testimony: Expert Witnesses: Writ of Habeas Corpus. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  41. SB 864 (Melendez R) General acute care hospitals: drug screening. 8/26/22 – CHAPTERED
  42. SB 882 (Eggman D) Advisory Council on Improving Interactions between People with Intellectual and Development Disabilities and Law Enforcement. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  43. SB 903 (Hertzberg D) Prisons: California Rehabilitation Oversight Board. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  44. SB 914 (Rubio D) Homeless domestic violence survivors and data systems: local and state support and guidelines. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  45. SB 929 (Eggman D) Community mental health services: data collection. 9/25/2022 – CHAPTERED
  46. SB 944 (Pan D) California Health Benefit Exchange: affordability assistance. 9/13/2022 – VETOED
  47. SB 1034 (Atkins D) Sexually violent predators. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  48. SB 1035 (Eggman D) Mental health services: assisted outpatient treatment. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  49. SB 1071 (Umberg D) Public social services: administrative hearings: juvenile records access. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  50. SB 1083 (Skinner D) CalWORKs: pregnancy and homeless assistance. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  51. SB 1090 (Hurtado D) Family Urgent Response System.
  52. SB 1140 (Umberg D) Opioid Settlement Fund. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  53. SB 1143 (Roth D) Conservatorships: serious mental illness and substance use disorders. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  54. SB 1184 (Cortese D) Confidentiality of Medical Information Act: school-linked services coordinators. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  55. SB 1223 (Becker D) Criminal procedure: mental health diversion. 9/29/2022 – CHAPTERED
  56. SB 1238 (Eggman D) Behavioral health services: existing and projected needs. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  57. SB 1302 (Portantino D) Pupil health: pupil wellness centers: grant program. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  58. SB 1338 (Umberg D) Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Court Program. 9/14/2022 – CHAPTERED
  59. SB 1394 (Eggman D) Conservatorships: gravely disabled persons. 9/30/2022 – CHAPTERED
  60. SB 1421 (Jones R) California Interagency Council on Homelessness. 9/28/2022 – CHAPTERED
  61. SB 1446 (Stern D) Mental health care guaranteed rights. 9/28/2022 – VETOED
  62. SR 61 (Rubio D) Relative to Unaccompanied Women Experiencing Homelessness Awareness Month.

Total Measures: 62

Revised 1/26/2023

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