2017 Manufacturing Vote Record Key California Manufacturing Bills

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2 2017 Manufacturing Vote ecord Key California Manufacturing Bills The votes used in this record reflect the first time legislators voted on the substantive policy represented in a bill after having been informed of CMTA s position on the policy and its positive or negative impact on manufacturers and technology companies. In some cases, substantive amendments to the bill led to a change in CMTA s positions. The date of the vote used is noted for each bill. AB 378 (C. Garcia/E. Garcia/Holden) Cap-and-Trade Extends a diminished cap-and-trade program without industry-supported reforms designed to prevent price spikes or support continued California manufacturing operations. Vote record: Assembly Status: Failed Passage, Assembly Floor Two-Year Bill (E. Garcia) Cap-and-Trade Extension/Sales and Use Tax Exemption SUPPOT Extends California s cap-and-trade program and implements positive reforms that include 100 percent industry assistance through 2030, a price ceiling and intermediate price controls (known as speed bumps ). Also extends the partial Sales and Use Tax Exemption for manufacturing and & equipment purchases from 2022 to Vote record: Assembly & Senate Status: Signed by the Governor (Chapter 135) AB 450 (Chiu) Employer esponse to Immigration Enforcement Actions equires an employer to demand a warrant or subpoena before allowing ICE access to their facility or employment records including I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification. Vote ecord: Assembly Status: Signed by the Governor (Chapter 492) AB 958 (Ting) Hazardous Materials Per & Polyfluoroalkyl equires TSC to revise the Priority Product Work Plan to include food contact substances containing fluorinated chemicals for consideration and evaluation under the Green Chemistry Program. Vote ecord: Assembly Vote ecord: Assembly Status: Held in Senate Appropriations Two-Year Bill (Gonzalez Fletcher) Perceived Gender Pay ifferentials equires employers to collect data related to the wages paid men and women within the same job classification or title and to submit that information to the Secretary of State to be publicly posted and attributable to individual companies. Vote ecord: Assembly & Senate Status: Vetoed by the Governor AB 1250 (Jones-Sawyer) Ban on Outside Contracting Effectively prohibits counties from contracting with nonprofits, licensed professionals and other providers for local services by imposing significant new restrictions. Manufacturers that provide vital services, such as operating and maintaining modern 911 systems, will be shut out of contracts. Vote ecord: Assembly Status: Held in Senate ules Two-Year Bill 10/23/17

3 AB 1565 (Thurmond) Another Minimum Wage Increase Accelerates the minimum wage increase on exempt employees by requiring all employers to pay them at least $47,472 starting January 1, Vote ecord: Assembly Status: Senate Inactive File Two-Year Bill (Chau) Prop. 65 Enforcement SUPPOT Makes the factual basis discoverable and authorizes the Attorney General (AG) to respond to both the private enforcer and the alleged violator if the AG reviews the factual basis and believes there is no merit to the claim(s). Vote ecord: Assembly & Senate Status: Signed by the Governor (Chapter 510) SB 49 (de León) Blank Check for CA Environmental egulators Creates uncertainty for California manufacturers by locking in federal air and water quality baselines for California agencies, regardless of whether the federal government rolls back or weakens those standards. Contains a private right of action with a one-sided attorney s fees provision. Vote ecord: Senate Status: Held in Assembly ules Two-Year Bill (Jackson) Mandated Parental Leave equires small employers (20-49 employees within a 75-mile radius) to provide up to 12 weeks of protected leave to employees for bonding with a new child within the first year of birth, adoption or foster care placement. Vote ecord: Assembly & Senate Status: Signed by the Governor (Chapter 686) SB 66 (Wieckowski) Prohibits tax deductions for punitive damage awards Prohibits tax deductions currently permitted as ordinary and necessary business expenses for money paid for punitive damage awards, beginning on January 1, Vote ecord: Senate Status: Held in Assembly evenue & Taxation Two-Year Bill SB 100 (de León) GHG Emissions Accelerates existing 50 percent enewable Portfolio Standard (PS) mandate to 2025 and adds a new 60 percent PS mandate in Also requires that 100 percent of energy come from renewable resources by Vote ecord: Senate Status: Held in Assembly Utilities and Energy Two-Year Bill (Lara) Cleaning Product Ingredient isclosure equires manufacturers of cleaning products to disclose ingredients on the product label and their website, including Prop. 65 chemicals down to 0 parts per million, exposing manufacturers to potential litigation and damaging baseless public accusations. Vote ecord: Assembly & Senate Status: Signed by the Governor (Chapter 830) SB 562 (Lara/Atkins) Single-Payer Healthcare Establishes the Healthy California Act, a government-run universal healthcare coverage program. Vote ecord: Senate Status: Held at Assembly esk Two-Year Bill SB 772 (Leyva) Cal/OSHA egulations Creates a special exemption for Cal/OSHA from the cost-efficiency and accountability requirements currently in place for all California agencies implementing regulations with a yearly economic impact of $50 million or more, resulting in less oversight for the most impactful regulations placed on manufacturers. Vote ecord: Senate Status: Held on Assembly Floor Two-Year Bill

4 2017 Manufacturing Vote ecord Legislators in order according to how they voted in accord with CMTA. Champions of Manufacturing Champions of Manufacturing: or more with CMTA Senate Joel Anderson () Patricia Bates () Tom Berryhill () Anthony Cannella () Jean Fuller () Ted Gaines () Steven Glazer () John Moorlach () Mike Morrell () Janet Nguyen () Jim Nielsen () ichard oth () Jeff Stone () Andy Vidak () Scott Wilk () Josh Newman () Steven Bradford () Bill odd () Cathleen Galgiani () Ben Hueso () ichard Pan () Anthony Portantino () Henry Stern () Ben Allen () Toni Atkins () Jim Beall () Kevin de León () Ed Hernandez () Bob Hertzberg () Jerry Hill () Hannah-Beth Jackson () icardo Lara () Connie Leyva () Mike McGuire () Tony Mendoza () Holly Mitchell () William Monning () Nancy Skinner () Bob Wieckowski () Scott Wiener () 69% with CMTA 49% with CMTA Less than 29% with CMTA Champions of Manufacturing Assembly ante Acosta () Travis Allen () Catharine Baker () Franklin Bigelow () Bill Brough () ocky Chávez () Phillip Chen () Jim Cooper () Jordan Cunningham () Brian ahle () Tom aly () Heath Flora () Vince Fong () Jim Frazier () James Gallagher () Adam Gray () Timothy Grayson () Matthew Harper () Kevin Kiley () Tom Lackey () evon Mathis () Chad Mayes () Melissa Melendez () Jay Obernolte () Jim Patterson () udy Salas () Marc Steinorth () andy Voepel () Marie Waldron () Cecilia Aguiar-Curry () Joaquin Arambula () Ken Cooley () Brian Maienschein () Patrick O'onnell () Sharon Quirk-Silva () Blanca ubio () aul Bocanegra () Autumn Burke () Anna Caballero () Sabrina Cervantes () Kansen Chu () Matthew ababneh () Susan T. Eggman () Mike Gipson () Jacqui Irwin () Marc Levine () Jose Medina () Al Muratsuchi () Bill Quirk () Sebastian idley-thomas () Freddie odriguez () Marc Berman () ichard Bloom () ob Bonta () Ian Calderon () Ed Chau () avid Chiu () Laura Friedman () Cristina Garcia () Eduardo Garcia () Todd Gloria () Jimmy Gomez**() Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher () Chris Holden () eginald Jones-Sawyer () Ash Kalra () Monique Limón () Evan Low () Kevin McCarty () Kevin Mullin () Adrin Nazarian () Anthony endon () Eloise Gómez eyes () Miguel Santiago () Mark Stone () Tony Thurmond () Philip Ting () Shirley Weber () Jim Wood () * Assembly Member Steven Choi had an excused absence and was unable to vote for the majority of the key manufacturing bills, therefore his record could not be scored. **Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez resigned July 11, California Manufacturers & Technology Association 1115 Eleventh Street, Sacramento, CA PH: (916) FX: (916)

5 2017 CMTA Manufacturing Legislative Vote ecord / Senate Votes SENATE Allen, Ben Anderson, Joel Atkins, Toni Bates, Patricia Beall, Jim Berryhill, Tom Bradford, Steven Cannella, Anthony de León, Kevin odd, Bill Fuller, Jean Gaines, Ted Galgiani, Cathleen Glazer, Steven Hernandez, Ed Hertzberg, Bob Hill, Jerry Hueso, Ben Jackson, Hannah-Beth Lara, icardo Leyva, Connie McGuire, Mike Mendoza, Tony Mitchell, Holly Monning, William Moorlach, John Morrell, Mike Newman, Josh Nguyen, Janet Nielsen, Jim Pan, ichard Portantino, Anthony oth, ichard Skinner, Nancy Stern, Henry Stone, Jeff Vidak, Andy Wieckowski, Bob Wiener, Scott Wilk, Scott PATY ISTICT VOTE ECO 100% 89% 21 SUPPOT SUPPOT SB 49 SB 66 SB 100 SB 562 SB 772 BILL NO. SB 49 SB 66 SB 100 SB 562 SB 772 BILL C&T Extension & Mfg. SUT Gender Pay Prop. 65 Enforcement Federal Environmental egs. Parental Leave Inc Tax educt. - Punitive amages GHG Emissions Ingredient isclosure Single-Payer Healthcare Cal/OSHA egs. = Vote with CMTA = Vote Against CMTA CMTA POS. SUPPOT SUPPOT CMTA Oppose Bill CMTA Support Bill SENATE OUTCOME PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE GOV. BOWN SIGNE VETOE SIGNE SIGNE SIGNE E = Excused Absence V = Vacant ATE OF VOTE 7/17/17 9/7/17 9/14/17 5/15/17

6 2017 CMTA Manufacturing Legislative Vote ecord / Assembly Votes BILL NO. AB 378 AB 450 AB 958 AB 1250 AB 1565 BILL Cap & Trade C&T Extension & Mfg. SUT Immigration Worksite Enforcement Fluorinated Chemicals Gender Pay Outside Contracting Ban Min. Wage Increase Prop. 65 Enforcement Parental Leave Ingredient isclosure = Vote with CMTA = Vote Against CMTA ASSEMBLY Acosta, ante Aguiar-Curry, Cecilia Allen, Travis Arambula, Joaquin Baker, Catharine Berman, Marc Bigelow, Franklin Bloom, ichard Bocanegra, aul Bonta, ob Brough, Bill Burke, Autumn Caballero, Anna Calderon, Ian Cervantes, Sabrina Chau, Ed Chávez, ocky Chen, Phillip Chiu, avid Choi, Steven Chu, Kansen Cooley, Ken Cooper, Jim Cunningham, Jordan ababneh, Matthew ahle, Brian aly, Tom Eggman, Susan Talamantes Flora, Heath Fong, Vince Frazier, Jim Friedman, Laura Gallagher, James PATY ISTICT VOTE ECO 13% * 60% 33% 100% CMTA POS. SUPPOT SUPPOT CMTA Oppose Bill CMTA Support Bill AB 378 SUPPOT ASSEMBLY OUTCOME AB 450 FAILE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE PASSE AB 958 ISTICT AB 1250 AB 1565 SUPPOT GOV. BOWN SIGNE SIGNE VETOE SIGNE SIGNE SIGNE E = Excused Absence V = Vacant ATE OF VOTE 7/17/17 9/12/17 9/12/17 ASSEMBLY Garcia, Cristina Garcia, Eduardo Gipson, Mike Gloria, Todd Gomez**, Jimmy Gonzalez Fletcher, Lorena Gray, Adam Grayson, Timothy Harper, Matthew Holden, Chris Irwin, Jacqui Jones-Sawyer, eginald Kalra, Ash Kiley, Kevin Lackey, Tom Levine, Marc Limón, Monique Low, Evan Maienschein, Brian Mathis, evon Mayes, Chad McCarty, Kevin Medina, Jose Melendez, Melissa Mullin, Kevin Muratsuchi, Al Nazarian, Adrin Obernolte, Jay O'onnell, Patrick Patterson, Jim Quirk, Bill Quirk-Silva, Sharon endon, Anthony eyes, Eloise Gómez idley-thomas, Sebastian odriguez, Freddie ubio, Blanca Salas, udy Santiago, Miguel Steinorth, Marc Stone, Mark Thurmond, Tony Ting, Philip Voepel, andy Waldron, Marie Weber, Shirley Wood, Jim PATY ISTICT VOTE ECO 14% 33% 10% 60% 88% 100% 10% AB 378 SUPPOT AB 450 AB 958 AB 1250 AB 1565 SUPPOT *Steven Choi, with of chosen votes with excused extended absence, excluded from ratio. **Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez resigned July 11, 2017.