Votes at a glance: key committee outcomes from the Senate Revenue and Taxation hearing

The Senate Committee on Revenue and Taxation recorded motions and roll‑call results on many bills at its June 25 hearing. Highlights from the committee record include:

• AB 7 60 (Assemblymember Ta) — Move passed as amended to Appropriations; recorded roll call reported 3‑0; bill placed on call.

• AB 23 19 (Assemblymember Schulz) — Post‑production tax credit moved as amended to Appropriations; roll call 3‑0; placed on call.

• AB 7 62 (Assemblymember Irwin) — Disposable vape prohibition with enforcement amendments moved as amended to Appropriations; recorded roll call 4‑0.

• AB 12 65 (Assemblymember Haney) — Historic building tax relief moved as amended to Appropriations; recorded roll call 4‑0.

• AB 16 33 (Assemblymember Haney) — 50% gross receipts tax on private detention operators moved to Appropriations; recorded roll call 4‑0.

• AB 24 65 (Assemblymember Ortega) — Restriction on state grants/loans/tax credits for entities tied to DHS/ICE moved to Judiciary; recorded roll call 4‑0.

• Several other bills from the agenda were placed on call or moved to the Committee on Appropriations, typically with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes among members present; the committee adopted the consent calendar and adjourned.

The committee’s clerk entered motions and roll calls into the record for each item as the hearing proceeded; most outcomes were procedural referrals to appropriations or subsequent committees rather than final enactments.