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AB 1424 requires that any person who is authorized to take a person into custody for involuntary treatment consider available relevant information about the historical course of the persons mental disorder if the information has a reasonable bearing on the determination as to whether the person is a danger to others,
This bill would require the division, by December 1, 2026, to submit a rulemaking proposal for the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Boards review and adoption, specifically applicable to workers in any prison or institution under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, as specified
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AB 1414 seeks to do just that, by requiring that landlords and associations provide tenants with the ability to opt out of a subscription for internet that is offered as part of residing in the tenants unit.
SB 531 will help empower young Californians and destigmatize mental health challenges by requiring all California students in grades 1-12 be provided with an age-appropriate mental health education.

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The BHIBA is a $6.38 billion general obligation bond to develop a wide range of behavioral health treatment, residential care settings, and supportive housing to help provide appropriate care facilities for Californians experiencing mental health conditions and substance use disorders.
Specifically, this bill would: Require (rather than permit) a hearing officer, court, or jury, in applying the statutory definition of mental disorder for purposes of the LPS Act, to exclude from consideration evidence about the historical course of a persons mental disorder that the court determines to be irrelevant

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