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The 2020-21 Budget: Climate Change Proposals, Legislative Analyst's Office

California Agencies

In this report, we assess the Governor’s major 2020-21 budget proposals related to climate change. The four proposals we evaluate are:

• Cap-and-Trade Expenditure Plan ($965 Million). The budget includes a $965 million (Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund [GGRF]) discretionary cap-and-trade expenditure plan. Funding would mostly go to a variety of existing environmental programs, including programs related to low carbon transportation, local air quality improvements, and forestry.

• Expanded Climate Adaptation Research and Technical Assistance ($25 Million). As part of the cap-and-trade expenditure plan, the Governor proposes $25 million (GGRF) ongoing for several new and expanded climate adaptation research and technical …

The 2020-21 Budget: The Governor’S Homelessness Plan, Legislative Analyst's Office

California Agencies

In this report we provide the Legislature context for the state’s homelessness crisis, provide an update on major recent state efforts to address homelessness, assess the Governor’s 2020-21 homelessness plan, propose a framework to help the Legislature develop its own plan and funding allocations, and offer an alternative to the Governor’s 2020-21 budget proposal.

Agricultural Labor Relations Board Report To The Legislature And To The Governor - Fiscal Year 2014-2015, Agricultural Labor Relations Board

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

2015-2016 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Governmental Organizations

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Legislative Sumary 2015-2016 Session, Assembly Committee On Aging And Long-Term Care

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

2015-2016 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Local Government

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Annual Report 14/15, California Housing Finance Agency

California Agencies

California Housing Finance Agency Annual Report for 2014/15.

Ex Parte Communications: The Law And Practices At Six California Boards And Commissions, California Research Bureau, Charlene Wear Simmons

California Agencies

Ex parte communications are made in private between an interested party in a decision-making process and an official in a decision-making position. Because they can introduce an element of bias in a decision-making process and violate basic due process requirements, state law requires that the involved officials publicly disclose ex parte communications made during adjudicative proceedings. However the legal requirements and practices for rulemaking (or "quasi-legislative) proceedings vary for the six boards and commissions analyzed for this report, and the public disclosure process evidenced in their meeting minutes is uneven.

California Public Policy Bibliography 2001, California Research Bureau

California Agencies

This is a bibliography of public policy resources for California's economy and population, and various legislative committees.

Governor's Office For Innovation In Government - Annual Report 2000-2001, Governor's Office For Innovation In Government

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Executive Summary Final Report And Recommendations To The Governor And The Legislature, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

California Constitution Revision Commission: History And Perspective, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

The purpose of this report is to provide historical perspective to the work and recommendations of the Commission. In most cases the issues studied by the Commission are identified and historical analysis is provided. The primary contributors to this work were Pat Ooley, graduate student of Public History at the University of California at Santa Barbara and Amanda Meeker, graduate student at California State University, Sacramento. As archive researchers for the Secretary of State's California State Archives, they made a substantial contribution to the understanding of the history of the many issues faced by the Commission. Their work was greatly …

California Constitution Revision Commission: Final Report And Recommendations To The Governor And The Legislature, California Constitution Revision Commission

California Agencies

Three years ago, the legislature and the governor agreed that a fundamental review of California government was imperative. The result was the creation of the 23-member California Constitution Revision Commission.

The Commission, consisting of gubernatorial and legislative appointments and selected state officers, met for the first time in May 1994. The governor and legislative leaders addressed the Commission and urged it to be bold and creative and to consider all relevant issues-however controversial. The Commission's recommendations reflect those admonitions. Thirty public meetings were held including four formal public hearings, plus five workshops and, along with the League of Women Voters, …

The Dangers Of Government Gridlock And The Need For A Constitutional Convention, Barry Keene

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Constitutional Officers, Agencies, Boards And Commissions In California State Government, 1849-1975, Institute Of Governmental Studies, Uc Berkeley, Elizabeth A. Capell

California Agencies

This paper is designed primarily to present data on the formal organizational history of governmental units created by statute or constitutional provision by California state government since 1849.