From Christina Hildebrand <[email protected]>
Subject [AVFCA] SB276 Update: Pan meeting, Senate Floor Vote, Governor
Date September 4, 2019 8:19 PM
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(All the following xxxxxx and more can be found at
www.avoiceforchoiceadvocacy.org/sb-276
<[link removed]> . Please share.)

The weirdness of the week continues.We have been requesting a meeting with
Senator Pan's office since SB276 was introduced. Yesterday Senator Pan's
office asked us to meet with him and this morning at 9:45am we took the
opportunity to do so.

We contemplated canceling the meeting, but with the Governor's tweets
calling for additional amendments to SB 276 we decided to meet with Senator
Pan. The meeting was short and the discussion on the policy was very short
and not as detailed as we wished it could be. The end result was as to be
expected: we agreed to continue to disagree. He had to run off to the floor
session at 10am, all the while knowing that he was going to put SB276 on the
floor right then. While this was no victory, it was a first, that Senator
Pan took a meeting with the opposition on SB276.

SB276 was brought to the senate floor this morning and voted on and the
Senate voted for Concurrence of the Amendments from the Assembly. The vote
was 28 Aye and 11 NO votes. Sadly, Senators Allen, Hueso and Galgiani
flipped their votes form the last vote, while still voicing concerns with
the bill. Once the session is finished you can view the discussion here
([link removed]).

We are still waiting for the Governor's office to respond as we have been
working to secure a meeting with he and his staff, but hope that his tweets
from last night and the people standing outside his office requesting him to
meet, will prompt that meeting.

It is likely there will be a trailer bill (a second bill) that has his
amendments in it brought forward in the next couple of days.

What can you do? See the email from earlier yesterday - all of those still
apply.
* Visit Your Assembly member's and Senator's district office - even if
you already have many times, and talk to them about the second bill and your
concerns.
* Tweet to Assembly members and Governor Newsom multiple times a day.
Respond to tweets and retweet
* Donate to A Voice for Choice Advocacy
([link removed])

WE ARE STRONG AND WE ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE BUT WE HAVE TO KEEP FIGHTING
FOR OUR MEDICAL RIGHTS!

THANK YOU!!

C
Christina Hildebrand
President/Founder
A Voice for Choice Advocacy, Inc.
www.avoiceforchoiceadvocacy.org <[link removed]>
408 835 9353
Giving issues a voice, A Voice for Choice Advocacy advocates for people's
rights to be fully xxxxxxrmed about the composition, quality, and short- and
long-term health effects of all products that go into people's bodies, such
as food, water, air, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

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