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It would require utilities to forecast their electricity needs years into the future and show how they will meet that demand, in part through energy conservation programs.

Great idea. Maybe the lawmakers should show how it's done by forcasting how much money they'll squander in the future and how they're going to pay for it.

[xander]

The only thing there I would vote for would be a 30-day rebate window, but that is my personal bias and it really doesn't need to be a law.

I bet "pistol packing Don Perrata" would be a great D candidate to help drive California further into the hole it's been digging for years. Glad his Ammo Tax bill did not go through. Asswipe!

Interesting that the list doesn't include all the gun legislation that is pending.

Might be nice to see a summary of all the bills pending like this in all state and federal congress sessions. Maybe something like that already exists, but I am unaware of it. Anyone know a good resource out there?

[Skybird]

Too bad Kalifornia doesn't have either a 60 or 90 day session written into their Constitution like many other states do. Our Nebraska unicameral legislature closed up back in June and had over 1000 bills that they dealt with. What do they do all of the rest of the time in Kalifornia (other than figuring out ways to spend OPM (Other People's Money)). Inquiring minds would like to know.

Your lives, liberty and fortune are generally safe when the legislature isn't in session . . .