Calif. school licensing bill on governor's desk

AB48, the bill that would reinstall a school approval system for California, was delivered to the governor at 11:30 am, yesterday, Sept. 28.

He vetoed a previous one, and, as far as I know, hasn't commented on this one. We, and Breyer State, and many others await with interest.

 

If this one gets vetoed, does this bill have enough support in the legislature for a veto override?

 

Veto override: Who knows? Only a few weeks ago, it was defeated in the Senate 18-17 with many not voting. And a few days after that it passed, something like 40 to 12 I think. There may be many legislators with twisted arms visiting their chiropractors this week.

The legislature doesn't come back into session until December, so there is plenty of time for backroom stuff. (Although the Gov. may call a special session.)

 

I just sent the governor an email requesting he sign AB48.

 

I used to live in a small town in FL (until actually just a couple months ago). In 2001, a state investigation found that the local city government and police force was corrupt and they disbanded the whole lot, leaving us for 6 months with no local police force. A band of around 25 ten-to-twelve year olds formed a gang called the Dover Locos, and spray-painted their gang-sign over the whole place. When the new police force was finally approved, instead of painting over it or addressing the offenders, they planted trees in front of any open stretch of fencing.

The above is absolutely true, and I see no similarities to the situation in CA at all.

 

Greetings Ian - hope your governor signs the Bill too. I hate to see CA having all of those mills moving back in.

 

Nothing yet....

http://www.aroundthecapitol.com/Bills/AB_48

 

Something new....BUT.......dated nearly two-weeks from today.

http://www.cappsonline.org/downloads/Letter%20to%20Governor%20re%20sign%20AB%2048.pdf