Vote: SB 1078 approved by Assembly privacy committee
August 27, 2026 | California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
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The California State Assembly privacy committee recorded a motion to pass SB 1078 (cited in the transcript as "SB 10 78") and completed a voice/roll call that committee staff announced culminated in 10 affirmative votes.
The clerk read the item as "Item number 1, SB 10 78 by senator Laird" and members answered "aye" during the roll call. The Chair announced intermediate tallies as votes were recorded — noting counts of 8 and 9 at points — and later stated the bill "has 8 votes. It is out" before a final announcement that the bill had reached 10 votes. The transcript does not clearly identify a single member who moved or seconded the motion by name; the Chair initiated the motion on the record.
The clerk read the item as "Item number 1, SB 10 78 by senator Laird" and members answered "aye" during the roll call. The Chair announced intermediate tallies as votes were recorded — noting counts of 8 and 9 at points — and later stated the bill "has 8 votes. It is out" before a final announcement that the bill had reached 10 votes. The transcript does not clearly identify a single member who moved or seconded the motion by name; the Chair initiated the motion on the record.
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