Legislative Proposal Request Form | Official Website - Assemblymember Corey A. Jackson Representing the 60th California Assembly District

Assemblymember Jackson receives numerous requests to introduce legislation each year. Although many of these proposals are meritorious, Assembly Rules allow a Member of the Assembly to author no more than 50 bills in a two-year period. To assist him in evaluating legislative proposals, he requests that you respond to each item below.

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Legislative Idea

1. PROPOSAL SUMMARY. Please describe the proposal in one sentence.

2. PROBLEM. Please describe the problem(s) that the proposal would address (please be specific, with supporting data and sources).

3. SOLUTION. Please describe the proposal and how the proposal would address the problem (please be specific, citing existing law if possible).

4. COST. Please describe the estimated cost of the proposal and identify the entity that would pay for the proposal. If the state would pay, please identify a source for the funding and where you would recommend cutting state spending to pay for the proposal.

5. PREVIOUS LEGISLATION. Has this bill proposal been introduced before? If so, please state previous bill number and legislative session year.

6. ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT. Please describe the likely organizations that would support the proposal.

7. ARGUMENTS IN SUPPORT. Please identify the top three arguments in support of the proposal.

8. ORGANIZATIONAL OPPOSITION. Please describe the likely organizations that would oppose the proposal.

9. ARGUMENTS IN OPPOSITION. Please identify the top three arguments in opposition to the proposal.

10. BACKGROUND INFORMATION. Please attach any reports, studies, etc. that support the need for the proposal.

11. CONTACT. Please provide the name, title and phone number of the person who will be the contact on this proposal.

12. Key Legislators (Policy/Fiscal Committee Chairs, Etc.)