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| Hayashi’s AB 2904 Signed into Law Gives County Supervisors Authority to Investigate Child Protective Services’ Death Cases |
August 5, 2008 - County supervisors get power to probe child deaths
August 4, 2008 - Governor Signs AB 2904 Authored By Assemblymember Hayashi
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Welcome to the 18th Assembly District website! I am honored to represent our diverse families and communities in the State Legislature, and encourage you to help me make a better future for California. Here you can learn more about the issues being discussed in Sacramento, and monitor the movement of legislation that affects so many aspects of our lives – from clean air and education, to health care access and privacy rights.
This site is designed to be your portal to legislative information, and I welcome your input on how we can work together to improve our quality of life. I am pleased to have the opportunity to serve on several committees, including Budget and Health, as well as chair the Assembly Select Committee on Community Colleges, which allow me to work on issues that are close to my heart and that are important to you and our communities.
I also hope you will be able to utilize the site’s links to state and local resources that can help you with practical matters, such as housing, traveling, and public safety. Please visit this site often to learn more about our current activities, and to participate in the various informative events and meetings that I am privileged to host in the district.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my site, and I look forward to working with you to create a healthier and safer California.
Mary Hayashi
| Latest News |
Press Releases
September 5, 2008 - Assemblymember Mary Hayashi Pleased With LPGA’s Recent Decision To Drop English Proficiency Requirement
September 2, 2008 - SBX2-1 Passes The Legislature Allocating $45 Million For Delta Levee Improvements To Protect EBMUD’s Aqueducts
August 27, 2008 - Assemblymember Hayashi Considers Bill To Prohibit Implementation Of Potentially Discriminatory LPGA Policy In California
Articles
September 6, 2008 - LPGA scraps plan to suspend players over English proficiency test
September 5, 2008 - LPGA backs down on English requirement
August 28, 2008 - Lawmakers ok new vision plan
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| Assemblymember Hayashi’s Statement In Support of the First African-American Woman Assembly Speaker-Elect, Assemblymember Karen Bass |
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Hayashi Announces the Creation of the Office of Suicide Prevention Assemblymember Hayashi (D-Hayward) announced that in accordance to her bill, AB 509, Governor Schwarzenegger will establish the Office of Suicide Prevention (OSP) under the Department of Mental Health. By executive order, the OSP will be charged to implement a comprehensive and integrated approach to reducing the loss and suffering from suicide and suicidal behaviors on a statewide basis. |
AJR 43 Chaptered by the California Secretary of State AJR 43, introduced by Assemblymember Mary Hayashi (D-Hayward), was chaptered by the California Secretary of State. This measure addresses the need to extend a very basic constitutional right – the right to vote – to all eligible citizens who wish to vote in the United States. AJR 43 calls on Congress and the President of the United States to amend the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to ensure that all eligible citizens with mental disabilities may participate in the U.S. voting process. The chaptering of AJR 43 is both timely and needed because currently, 18 states disenfranchise individuals with mental health conditions that may not interfere with their ability to understand political views or make sound decisions. Fortunately, California’s voting system leads the nation in extending this constitutional right to every eligible resident who desires to vote. |
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Press Releases September 5, 2008 - Assemblymember Mary Hayashi Pleased With LPGA’s Recent Decision To Drop English Proficiency Requirement September 2, 2008 - SBX2-1 Passes The Legislature Allocating $45 Million For Delta Levee Improvements To Protect EBMUD’s Aqueducts News Articles September 6, 2008 - LPGA scraps plan to suspend players over English proficiency test September 5, 2008 - LPGA backs down on English requirement |
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