New California Laws 2022 (part 5)

Annual Series on New California Laws

Sacramento, Calif.- Annual series continues today with New California Laws 2022. Part 5 in New California laws for 2022 includes homeless shelters, public officials, DMV records, local government, debt collections, local board of supervisors and more.

For full text details and authorship regarding laws and the effective dates, please click on the bill number below for access to the California Legislature official releases.

California Laws 2022 – Part 5

AB-358 Electrified security fences: permitted use.
AB-359 Physicians and surgeons: licensure: examination.
AB-361 Open meetings: state and local agencies: teleconferences.
AB-362 Homeless shelters: safety regulations.
AB-366 Foster youth: placement of siblings.
AB-367 Menstrual products.
AB-378 Public officials.
AB-379 Wildlife conservation.
AB-381 Licensed facilities: duties.
AB-382 Whole Child Model program.
AB-389 Ambulance services.
AB-390 Advertising: automatic renewal and continuous service offers: notice and online termination.
AB-396 CalFresh: educational programs.
AB-397 Unemployment insurance: benefits: disqualification: notice.
AB-398 Department of Motor Vehicles: records.
AB-407 Optometry: assistants and scope of practice.
AB-414 Local government: county regional justice facilities.
AB-417 Rising Scholars Network: justice-involved students.
AB-419 Criminal procedure: victim and witness privacy.
AB-424 Private Student Loan Collections Reform Act: collection actions.
AB-425 Milk and other dairy products: Dairy Council of California Law: producer-handlers.
AB-428 Local government: board of supervisors.
AB-429 Child support: access to records.
AB-430 Debt collection: identity theft.
AB-431 Forestry: timber harvesting plans: defensible space: exemptions.
AB-435 Hearing aids: locked programming software: notice.
AB-438 School employees: classified employees: layoff notice and hearing.
AB-439 Certificates of death: gender identity.
AB-440 Bear Lake Reservoir: recreational use.
AB-442 Surface Mining and Reclamation Act of 1975: exemption: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California: master reclamation plan.

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