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| Technology
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Small businesses need access to affordable technology services and training to compete in both local and global markets. Funds to support and accelerate growth of small businesses in the technology arena must be made more readily accessible. Urban and rural small businesses are particularly vulnerable to the “digital divide”.
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Chair:
Esteban Soriano
Email: soriano2@earthlink.net
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 Legislative Bills
Bill |
CSBA POSITION |
House of Origin |
Second House |
Governor |
COMM. |
FLOOR |
COMM. |
FLOOR |
SB-618—Alquist
State agencies |
No Position |
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SB 675—Torlakson
Instructional programs |
SUPPORT |
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SB 757—Ridley-Thomas
Telecommunications |
WATCH |
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SB 843—Calderon
Medical information |
WATCH |
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| KEY: |
 = PASSED |
 = UNDER CONSIDERATION |
= DIED / FAILED PASSAGE |
Updated:
November 16, 2007
BILL SUMMARIES
SB 618 – Alquist: State agencies: electronic records: Requires state agencies to maintain records in electronic format. |
SB 675 – Torlakson: Instructional programs: Requires the State to survey all school districts to determine the availability of course in the area of career technology education and computer literacy. |
SB 757 – Ridley-Thomas: Telecommunications: California Teleconnect Fund Administration Committee Fund: grant programs: Establishes a Community Based Supplemental Education Demonstration Grant Program and a Telemedicine Demonstration Grant Program which are paid for by money repaid to the General Fund. |
SB 843 – Calderon: Medical information: Allows pharmacies certain communication provisions between them and the patient. |
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