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A1730Assembly2009-2010 SessionSame asS4313

Specifies auction requirements

Sponsor Richard BrodskyAD-92Affects Legal
Status
Vetoed
Impact
Pending
Outcome
Vetoed

Bill progress

Vetoed

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Richard Brodsky

Assembly Member · Assembly District 92

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History

  1. Tabled
  2. Vetoed memo.6798
  3. Delivered to governor
  4. Returned to assembly
  5. Passed senateVote 48–12
  6. 3rd reading cal.532
  7. Substituted for S4313D
  8. Committed to rules
  9. Returned to senate
  10. Repassed assembly
  11. Amended on third reading 1730d
  12. Vote reconsidered - restored to third reading
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  1. Returned to assembly
  2. Recalled from senate
  3. Recommitted to consumer protection
  4. Substitution reconsidered
  5. 3rd reading cal.532
  6. Substituted for S4313B
  7. Referred to consumer protection
  8. Delivered to senate
  9. Passed assembly
  10. Ordered to third reading cal.157
  11. Returned to assembly
  12. Died in senate
  13. Referred to rules
  14. Delivered to senate
  15. Passed assembly
  16. Amended on third reading 1730c
  17. Amended on third reading 1730b
  18. Amended on third reading 1730a
  19. Advanced to third reading cal.311
  20. Reported
  21. Reported referred to codes
  22. Referred to tourism, arts and sports development

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S4313Senate

Specifies auction requirements

Senate Floor Calendar · Sponsor Daniel L. Squadron

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