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We are recruiting 10 million Californians to email and call their Legislators, resulting in a majority of our Senate & Assembly voting NO on these 10 upcoming bills. Here is our best summary of the bills for you to decide which do not align with your values :
Senate Bills
(click on the blue links for a longer summary of each bill)
SB871 - Requires children 0-17yrs old to get Covid19 Vaccine to attend any public/private schools, “no exemptions”. This takes away a parent's right to choose what is best for their own children.
SB866 - Lowers the age of consent to medical treatment to age 12 for medical care & treatment.(I spoke to the office of the bill’s author Senator Weiner, and when I asked for his reasoning behind the bill he only referred to providing the freedom for minors 12-17 to opt in for the Covid19 vaccine as being the driving force behind the bill. However the wording of this bill seems to include all medical care - reproductive health(?), Sexually transmitted diseases, etc)
SB920 - Allows the medical board to inspect a doctor or pharmacist’s office & records without the patient's consent, in direct violation of HIPAA laws.
SB1464 - Forces law enforcement officials to enforce public health orders. Doesn't clarify what penalties will be for disobedience.
SB1479 - Requires public schools to expand contagious, infectious, or communicable disease testing and other “public health mitigation efforts” to include prekindergarten, onsite after school programs, and childcare centers.
SB1390 - Censors any social media platform on amplification of “harmful content” regarding medicine, vaccines, elections, and conspiracy theories. Censorship & bullying should never be codified into law.
SB1184 - Allows health care providers to disclose your child’s medical information to school-linked services without parental consent. Again, in violation of HIIPA.
Assembly Bills
AB1797 - This bill would state the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation relating to immunization registry.
AB1993 - This bill would require, on January 1, 2023, each employer to affirm that each employee or independent contractor who is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, to show proof of Vaccination.
AB2098 - Classifies the sharing of Covid-19 medical opinion by doctors & surgeons contrary to the CDC as “misinformation” and as unprofessional conduct that will result in disciplinary action.
(click on the blue links for a longer summary of each bill)
SB871 - Requires children 0-17yrs old to get Covid19 Vaccine to attend any public/private schools, “no exemptions”. This takes away a parent's right to choose what is best for their own children.
SB866 - Lowers the age of consent to medical treatment to age 12 for medical care & treatment.(I spoke to the office of the bill’s author Senator Weiner, and when I asked for his reasoning behind the bill he only referred to providing the freedom for minors 12-17 to opt in for the Covid19 vaccine as being the driving force behind the bill. However the wording of this bill seems to include all medical care - reproductive health(?), Sexually transmitted diseases, etc)
SB920 - Allows the medical board to inspect a doctor or pharmacist’s office & records without the patient's consent, in direct violation of HIPAA laws.
SB1464 - Forces law enforcement officials to enforce public health orders. Doesn't clarify what penalties will be for disobedience.
SB1479 - Requires public schools to expand contagious, infectious, or communicable disease testing and other “public health mitigation efforts” to include prekindergarten, onsite after school programs, and childcare centers.
SB1390 - Censors any social media platform on amplification of “harmful content” regarding medicine, vaccines, elections, and conspiracy theories. Censorship & bullying should never be codified into law.
SB1184 - Allows health care providers to disclose your child’s medical information to school-linked services without parental consent. Again, in violation of HIIPA.
Assembly Bills
AB1797 - This bill would state the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation relating to immunization registry.
AB1993 - This bill would require, on January 1, 2023, each employer to affirm that each employee or independent contractor who is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, to show proof of Vaccination.
AB2098 - Classifies the sharing of Covid-19 medical opinion by doctors & surgeons contrary to the CDC as “misinformation” and as unprofessional conduct that will result in disciplinary action.
1st Action : Contact Your Local Legislators
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Click below to find out who your local Senator & AssemblyMember is:
ENTER YOUR ZIP CODE HERE Call and email them to ask them to vote NO on these bills. |
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Assembly Member phone numbers :
LISTED HERE all use (916) area code |
Here is an example of what you can say in your emails:
>>Start with an acknowledgement for the position they hold to represent us<<
"Dear Senator __, Thank you for your time & energy representing almost a million local voters like myself."
>>Introduce yourself as an influential voter, include your city & state<<
>>Tell them which bills you are against and specific points why. <<
"I have concerns with 7 of the bills that are with senate committees right now: 871, 866, 1184, 1390, 920, 1464, & 1479
(OR for Assembly Bills reference 1797, 1993, & 2098). "
>>And then your reasons here. Explain how passing these bills will impact your life and the lives of the people you care for. Give stats on financial and community impact to support your claims if you can<<
"In summary, Senator : "PLEASE VOTE NO on SB871, 866, 1184, 1390, 920, 1464, & 1479!"
or
"In summary, Assemblyman / Assembly Woman : "PLEASE VOTE NO on AB 1797, 1993, & 2098."
>>Start with an acknowledgement for the position they hold to represent us<<
"Dear Senator __, Thank you for your time & energy representing almost a million local voters like myself."
>>Introduce yourself as an influential voter, include your city & state<<
>>Tell them which bills you are against and specific points why. <<
"I have concerns with 7 of the bills that are with senate committees right now: 871, 866, 1184, 1390, 920, 1464, & 1479
(OR for Assembly Bills reference 1797, 1993, & 2098). "
>>And then your reasons here. Explain how passing these bills will impact your life and the lives of the people you care for. Give stats on financial and community impact to support your claims if you can<<
"In summary, Senator : "PLEASE VOTE NO on SB871, 866, 1184, 1390, 920, 1464, & 1479!"
or
"In summary, Assemblyman / Assembly Woman : "PLEASE VOTE NO on AB 1797, 1993, & 2098."
