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Agenda
Aug 13, 2020
Committee Hearings
APPROPRIATIONS
PORTANTINO, Chair
Upon adjournment of Banking and Financial Institutions Committee - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
Committees: Appropriations
Upon adjournment of Banking and Financial Institutions Committee
John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
NOTICE: We strongly discourage in person attendance, but individuals wishing to attend the hearing in person are advised that we must balance the opportunity for the public to participate in the legislative process, with the critical need to protect public health. As such, we are required to strictly enforce the physical distancing guidelines mandated by state and local public health officials. Consistent with the Governor’s mandate, face coverings are REQUIRED for entry into the Capitol, including while attending committee hearings.
Admission into the Capitol will commence 15 minutes before the proceeding and will require all persons to adhere to these guidelines:
Face coverings are REQUIRED for entry into the Capitol and must to be worn at all times, including while attending committee hearings. Face coverings must be worn correctly, covering both the nose and mouth.
Do not enter the Capitol if you have a cough or fever.
If you have had the virus, and are required to remain at home and monitor symptoms, watch and participate from home.
Maintain a minimum six-foot distance from others.
Capitol restrooms are equipped with soap, please wash hands often, and use hand sanitizer.
Temperature checks will be required as part of the screening process for admission into the Capitol.
In order to maintain physical distancing, seating will be limited. If we cannot provide you with entry consistent with physical distancing and or face covering requirements, you can watch the proceedings online or listen by using the toll free phone number. Those who attend in person will be required to follow directions from the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms.
Written comments or testimony can be provided directly to the committees by emailing the committee. Committee websites are found at www.senate.ca.gov/committees.
For public comment and testimony, using the teleconference system, please refer to the committee website for the toll free number.
Telephonic participation in committees is available during hearings by calling in during the public comment period. You can dial the phone number provided by the Chair of the committee at the time of the hearing or find the number posted on the committee website. As is our normal practice, public comment will be accepted at the conclusion of each bill presentation.
To watch the livestream of the proceeding visit: www.senate.ca.gov
To listen only, but not testify, for this hearing in Senate Committee Room 4203, please dial 1-888-251-2909 and use Access Code 7362832.
Teleconference Quick Tips
- Call the toll free number and enter the access code
- You will enter the 'waiting room' where you can listen but will be muted
- Mute the device you are watching the hearing on
- Listen to the hearing using the phone
- When prompted for your position dial 1-0 (one time only)
- Be patient and an operator will give you a line number, there can be a short wait
- Once you receive your line number, you are now in the queue
- Wait in the queue, the moderator will call your line number and unmute you
- You are now ready to address the committee
For further detailed instructions on using the teleconference service, please visit the committee webpage www.senate.ca.gov/committees
PURSUANT TO SENATE RULE 29.10 (b)
Measure:Author:Summary:A.B.No. 896Low.Registered Dispensing Opticians: Dispensing Opticians Fund: Optometry Fund: mobile optometric offices. (Urgency)____________________MEASURES TO BE HEARD IN FILE ORDERMeasure:Author:Summary:A.B.No. 123McCarty.Early childhood education: childcare and development programs.A.B.No. 276Friedman.Personal income taxes: qualified employer plan: loans: CARES Act. (Tax Levy)A.B.No. 646McCarty.Elections: voter eligibility.A.B.No. 685Reyes.Occupational safety: COVID-19 exposure: notification.A.B.No. 713Mullin.California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018. (Urgency)A.B.No. 725Wicks.General plans: housing element: moderate-income and above moderate-income housing: suburban and metropolitan jurisdictions.A.B.No. 732Bonta.County jails: prisons: incarcerated pregnant persons.A.B.No. 846Burke.Public employment: public officers or employees declared by law to be peace officers.A.B.No. 1071Limón.Climate change: agriculture: Agricultural Climate Adaptation Tools Program: grants.A.B.No. 1299Salas.Peace officers: employment.A.B.No. 1304Waldron.California MAT Re-Entry Incentive Program.A.B.No. 1327Petrie-Norris.Medi-Cal: reimbursement rates.A.B.No. 1458Quirk.Cannabis testing laboratories.A.B.No. 1469Low.Court reporters: registration: nonshorthand reporting corporation entities.A.B.No. 1577Burke.Income taxes: federal CARES Act: gross income: loan forgiveness. (Tax Levy)A.B.No. 1599Cunningham.Peace officers: investigations of misconduct.A.B.No. 1657Eduardo Garcia.State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission: Blue Ribbon Commission on Lithium Extraction in California: report.A.B.No. 1731Boerner Horvath.Unemployment insurance: work sharing plans. (Urgency)A.B.No. 1796Levine.Domestic violence: restraining orders.A.B.No. 1835Weber.Education finance: local control funding formula: supplemental and concentration grants.A.B.No. 1906Salas.Pregnant correctional officers: duty assignment policy.A.B.No. 1923Salas.Residential structures: natural gas shutoff devices.A.B.No. 1930Medina.Public postsecondary education: University of California and California State University: student eligibility policy. (Urgency)A.B.No. 1945Salas.Emergency services: first responders.A.B.No. 1947Kalra.Employment violation complaints: requirements: time.A.B.No. 1963Chu.Child abuse or neglect: mandated reporters.A.B.No. 1969Blanca Rubio.Secondhand goods: tangible personal property: reporting requirements.A.B.No. 1976Eggman.Mental health services: assisted outpatient treatment.A.B.No. 1993Kamlager.Unemployment and disability insurance: benefits: elective coverage. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2004Calderon.Medical test results: verification credentials.A.B.No. 2006Fong.State Highways: relinquishment: State Highway Route 184.A.B.No. 2013Irwin.Property taxation: new construction: damaged or destroyed property.A.B.No. 2014Maienschein.Medical misconduct: misuse of sperm, ova, or embryos: statute of limitations.A.B.No. 2043Robert Rivas.Occupational safety and health: agricultural employers and employees: COVID-19 response. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2092Rodriguez.Emergency ambulance employees: subsidized protective gear.A.B.No. 2100Wood.Medi-Cal: pharmacy benefits.A.B.No. 2113Low.Refugees, asylees, and special immigrant visa holders: professional licensing: initial licensure process.A.B.No. 2126O'Donnell.Temporary school closures: notification: survey.A.B.No. 2147Reyes.Convictions: expungement: incarcerated individual hand crews.A.B.No. 2157Wood.Health care coverage: independent dispute resolution process.A.B.No. 2164Robert Rivas.Telehealth.A.B.No. 2172Petrie-Norris.State highways: Route 133: relinquishment.A.B.No. 2198Ting.Unclaimed property: secure payment of claims.A.B.No. 2208Irwin.Charitable organizations: charitable fundraising platforms and platform charities.A.B.No. 2276Reyes.Childhood lead poisoning: screening and prevention.A.B.No. 2285Committee on Transportation.Transportation.A.B.No. 2288Low.Nursing programs: state of emergency. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2325Carrillo.Child support: suspension.A.B.No. 2332Kalra.Preneed funeral arrangements: unclaimed property.A.B.No. 2340Bigelow.Peace officers: deputy sheriffs.A.B.No. 2360Maienschein.Telehealth: mental health.A.B.No. 2450Grayson.Air ambulance services. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2478Carrillo.International medical graduates: study.A.B.No. 2538Chu.Athlete agents: minor athletes: health and safety.A.B.No. 2553Ting.Shelter crisis declarations.A.B.No. 2592Cristina Garcia.Reduction of human remains and the disposition of reduced human remains.A.B.No. 2606Cervantes.Criminal justice: supervised release file.A.B.No. 2617Gabriel.Firearms: gun violence restraining orders.A.B.No. 2663Eduardo Garcia.Use fuel tax: dimethyl ether: fuel blend.A.B.No. 2749Mark Stone.Cannabis: quality assurance and testing.A.B.No. 2800Quirk.Climate change: state infrastructure planning: Climate-Safe Infrastructure Working Group.A.B.No. 2809Mullin.San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission: Suisun Marsh Preservation Act of 1977.A.B.No. 2821Nazarian.Richard Paul Hemann Parkinson’s Disease Program.A.B.No. 2847Chiu.Firearms: unsafe handguns.A.B.No. 3040Chiu.Local planning: regional housing need assessment.A.B.No. 3043Jones-Sawyer.Corrections: confidential calls.A.B.No. 3053Daly.Labor Commissioner: unpaid wage claim process.A.B.No. 3056Gonzalez.Warehouse distribution centers.A.B.No. 3075Gonzalez.Wages: enforcement.A.B.No. 3099Ramos.Department of Justice: law enforcement assistance with tribal issues: study.A.B.No. 3121Weber.Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans.A.B.No. 3163Salas.Energy: biomethane: procurement.A.B.No. 3205Salas.Regions Rise Grant Program.A.B.No. 3226McCarty.Flood protection: West Sacramento flood risk reduction project: Maintenance Area 4.A.B.No. 3269Chiu.State and local agencies: homelessness plan.A.B.No. 3277Jones-Sawyer.Parking penalties: collection.A.B.No. 3307Eduardo Garcia.California Manufacturing Emergency Preparedness Act of 2020. (Urgency)Aug 17, 2020
Committee Hearings
APPROPRIATIONS
PORTANTINO, Chair
MEASURES TO BE HEARD IN FILE ORDERMeasure:Author:Summary:A.B.No. 66Gonzalez.Police: use of force.A.B.No. 69Ting.Help Homeowners Add New Housing Program: accessory dwelling unit financing.A.B.No. 125McCarty.Early childhood education: reimbursement rates.A.B.No. 196Gonzalez.Workers’ compensation: COVID-19: essential occupations and industries.A.B.No. 238Santiago.Unlicensed automobile dismantlers: enforcement and compliance activities.A.B.No. 323Blanca Rubio.Newspapers: state agency advertising: worker status: independent contractors.A.B.No. 326Muratsuchi.Electric mobility manufacturers.A.B.No. 434Daly.Housing financing programs: uniform procedures.A.B.No. 570Aguiar-Curry.Communications: broadband services: California Advanced Services Fund. (Urgency)A.B.No. 664Cooper.Workers’ compensation: injury: communicable disease. (Urgency)A.B.No. 767Grayson.Victim compensation: use of excessive force by a peace officer. (Urgency)A.B.No. 826Santiago.Emergency food assistance: undocumented persons.A.B.No. 841Ting.Energy: transportation electrification: energy efficiency programs: School Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program.A.B.No. 995Cristina Garcia.Hazardous waste.A.B.No. 1022Holden.Peace officers: use of force.A.B.No. 1066Gonzalez.Unemployment compensation: benefits payable: collection.A.B.No. 1161Calderon.Recreational water use: wave basins.A.B.No. 1196Gipson.Peace officers: use of force. (Urgency)A.B.No. 1205Limón.California Cut Flower Commission: membership: reconvening commission.A.B.No. 1457Cervantes.Regional business training center network: pilot project.A.B.No. 1672Bloom.Solid waste: premoistened nonwoven disposable wipes.A.B.No. 1766Bloom.Licensed adult residential facilities and residential care facilities for the elderly: data collection: residents with a serious mental disorder.A.B.No. 1775Jones-Sawyer.False reports and harassment.A.B.No. 1845Luz Rivas.Homelessness: Office to End Homelessness.A.B.No. 1929Blanca Rubio.Child abuse and neglect reporting.A.B.No. 1968Ramos.Tribal Land Acknowledgment Act of 2020.A.B.No. 1979Friedman.Foster youth: housing.A.B.No. 2040Bigelow.Property tax: revenue allocations: County of Madera.A.B.No. 2060Holden.Drinking water: pipes and fittings: lead content.A.B.No. 2061Limón.Firearms: inspections.A.B.No. 2101Committee on Public Employment and Retirement.Public employees’ retirement.A.B.No. 2104Cristina Garcia.Lead-acid batteries: Lead-Acid Battery Recycling Facility Investigation and Cleanup Program.A.B.No. 2106Aguiar-Curry.Wildlife habitat: Nesting Bird Habitat Incentive Program: upland game bird hunting validation: state duck hunting validation.A.B.No. 2114Rodriguez.Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act: procedures relating to employee termination or discipline.A.B.No. 2192Committee on Veterans Affairs.Governor’s Military Council.A.B.No. 2199Nazarian.Healing arts: clinical laboratories.A.B.No. 2210Aguiar-Curry.Contractors: violations: disciplinary actions.A.B.No. 2218Santiago.Transgender Wellness and Equity Fund.A.B.No. 2257Gonzalez.Worker classification: employees and independent contractors: occupations: professional services. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2273Bloom.Physicians and surgeons: foreign medical graduates: special faculty permits.A.B.No. 2287Eggman.Solid waste.A.B.No. 2296Quirk.State Water Resources Control Board: local primacy delegation: funding stabilization program.A.B.No. 2342McCarty.Parole.A.B.No. 2345Gonzalez.Planning and zoning: density bonuses: annual report: affordable housing.A.B.No. 2362Muratsuchi.Firearms dealers: conduct of business.A.B.No. 2377Chiu.Adult residential facilities: closures and resident transfers.A.B.No. 2405Burke.Right to safe, decent, and affordable housing.A.B.No. 2425Mark Stone.Juvenile police records.A.B.No. 2483Bauer-Kahan.County jails: recidivism: reports.A.B.No. 2537Rodriguez.Personal protective equipment: health care employees.A.B.No. 2542Kalra.Criminal procedure: discrimination.A.B.No. 2588Kalra.Educational programs and training: costs: employees and applicants providing direct patient care.A.B.No. 2644Wood.Skilled nursing facilities: deaths: reporting.A.B.No. 2655Gipson.Invasion of privacy: first responders.A.B.No. 2658Burke.Occupational safety and health: hazards.A.B.No. 2746Gabriel.Funding accountability: state funding for homelessness.A.B.No. 2759Obernolte.Collateral recovery.A.B.No. 2762Muratsuchi.Cosmetics: safety.A.B.No. 2765O'Donnell.Public works: prevailing wages.A.B.No. 2850Low.Public transit employer-employee relations: San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District.A.B.No. 2876Waldron.Corrections (Urgency)A.B.No. 2891Jones-Sawyer.Peace officers: California Science Center and Exposition Park.A.B.No. 2920Obernolte.Hazardous waste: transportation: consolidated manifesting procedure.A.B.No. 2967O'Donnell.Public Employees’ Retirement System: contracting agencies: exclusion from membership.A.B.No. 2992Weber.Employment practices: leave time.A.B.No. 3073Wicks.CalFresh: preenrollment.A.B.No. 3074Friedman.Fire prevention: wildfire risk: defensible space: ember-resistant zones.A.B.No. 3087Brough.Contractors’ State License Law.A.B.No. 3134Reyes.Refugee social services.A.B.No. 3164Friedman.Fire prevention: wildland-urban interface wildfire risk model: model use guidelines.A.B.No. 3175Levine.Entertainment industry: age-eligible minors: training. (Urgency)A.B.No. 3216Kalra.Unemployment: rehiring and retention: state of emergency.A.B.No. 3220Committee on Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials.Hazardous materials: underground storage tanks: pesticides.A.B.No. 3224Rodriguez.Local health department workforce assessment.A.B.No. 3279Friedman.California Environmental Quality Act: administrative and judicial procedures.A.B.No. 3369Committee on Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism, and Internet Media.Entertainment industry: minors: discrimination and harassment prevention training. (Urgency)A.B.No. 3371Committee on Veterans Affairs.Veteran suicides: report.
9 a.m. - John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
Committees: Appropriations
9 a.m.
John L. Burton Hearing Room (4203)
NOTICE: We strongly discourage in person attendance, but individuals wishing to attend the hearing in person are advised that we must balance the opportunity for the public to participate in the legislative process, with the critical need to protect public health. As such, we are required to strictly enforce the physical distancing guidelines mandated by state and local public health officials. Consistent with the Governor’s mandate, face coverings are REQUIRED for entry into the Capitol, including while attending committee hearings.
Admission into the Capitol will commence 15 minutes before the proceeding and will require all persons to adhere to these guidelines:
Face coverings are REQUIRED for entry into the Capitol and must to be worn at all times, including while attending committee hearings. Face coverings must be worn correctly, covering both the nose and mouth.
Do not enter the Capitol if you have a cough or fever.
If you have had the virus, and are required to remain at home and monitor symptoms, watch and participate from home.
Maintain a minimum six-foot distance from others.
Capitol restrooms are equipped with soap, please wash hands often, and use hand sanitizer.
Temperature checks will be required as part of the screening process for admission into the Capitol.
In order to maintain physical distancing, seating will be limited. If we cannot provide you with entry consistent with physical distancing and or face covering requirements, you can watch the proceedings online or listen by using the toll free phone number. Those who attend in person will be required to follow directions from the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms.
Written comments or testimony can be provided directly to the committees by emailing the committee. Committee websites are found at www.senate.ca.gov/committees.
For public comment and testimony, using the teleconference system, please refer to the committee website for the toll free number.
Telephonic participation in committees is available during hearings by calling in during the public comment period. You can dial the phone number provided by the Chair of the committee at the time of the hearing or find the number posted on the committee website. As is our normal practice, public comment will be accepted at the conclusion of each bill presentation.
To watch the livestream of the proceeding visit: www.senate.ca.gov
To listen only, but not testify, for this hearing in Senate Committee Room 4203, please dial 1-888-251-2909 and use Access Code 7362832.
Teleconference Quick Tips
- Call the toll free number and enter the access code
- You will enter the 'waiting room' where you can listen but will be muted
- Mute the device you are watching the hearing on
- Listen to the hearing using the phone
- When prompted for your position dial 1-0 (one time only)
- Be patient and an operator will give you a line number, there can be a short wait
- Once you receive your line number, you are now in the queue
- Wait in the queue, the moderator will call your line number and unmute you
- You are now ready to address the committee
For further detailed instructions on using the teleconference service, please visit the committee webpage www.senate.ca.gov/committees
MEASURES TO BE HEARD IN FILE ORDERMeasure:Author:Summary:A.B.No. 66Gonzalez.Police: use of force.A.B.No. 69Ting.Help Homeowners Add New Housing Program: accessory dwelling unit financing.A.B.No. 125McCarty.Early childhood education: reimbursement rates.A.B.No. 196Gonzalez.Workers’ compensation: COVID-19: essential occupations and industries.A.B.No. 238Santiago.Unlicensed automobile dismantlers: enforcement and compliance activities.A.B.No. 323Blanca Rubio.Newspapers: state agency advertising: worker status: independent contractors.A.B.No. 326Muratsuchi.Electric mobility manufacturers.A.B.No. 434Daly.Housing financing programs: uniform procedures.A.B.No. 570Aguiar-Curry.Communications: broadband services: California Advanced Services Fund. (Urgency)A.B.No. 664Cooper.Workers’ compensation: injury: communicable disease. (Urgency)A.B.No. 767Grayson.Victim compensation: use of excessive force by a peace officer. (Urgency)A.B.No. 826Santiago.Emergency food assistance: undocumented persons.A.B.No. 841Ting.Energy: transportation electrification: energy efficiency programs: School Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program.A.B.No. 995Cristina Garcia.Hazardous waste.A.B.No. 1022Holden.Peace officers: use of force.A.B.No. 1066Gonzalez.Unemployment compensation: benefits payable: collection.A.B.No. 1161Calderon.Recreational water use: wave basins.A.B.No. 1196Gipson.Peace officers: use of force. (Urgency)A.B.No. 1205Limón.California Cut Flower Commission: membership: reconvening commission.A.B.No. 1457Cervantes.Regional business training center network: pilot project.A.B.No. 1672Bloom.Solid waste: premoistened nonwoven disposable wipes.A.B.No. 1766Bloom.Licensed adult residential facilities and residential care facilities for the elderly: data collection: residents with a serious mental disorder.A.B.No. 1775Jones-Sawyer.False reports and harassment.A.B.No. 1845Luz Rivas.Homelessness: Office to End Homelessness.A.B.No. 1929Blanca Rubio.Child abuse and neglect reporting.A.B.No. 1968Ramos.Tribal Land Acknowledgment Act of 2020.A.B.No. 1979Friedman.Foster youth: housing.A.B.No. 2040Bigelow.Property tax: revenue allocations: County of Madera.A.B.No. 2060Holden.Drinking water: pipes and fittings: lead content.A.B.No. 2061Limón.Firearms: inspections.A.B.No. 2101Committee on Public Employment and Retirement.Public employees’ retirement.A.B.No. 2104Cristina Garcia.Lead-acid batteries: Lead-Acid Battery Recycling Facility Investigation and Cleanup Program.A.B.No. 2106Aguiar-Curry.Wildlife habitat: Nesting Bird Habitat Incentive Program: upland game bird hunting validation: state duck hunting validation.A.B.No. 2114Rodriguez.Higher Education Employer-Employee Relations Act: procedures relating to employee termination or discipline.A.B.No. 2192Committee on Veterans Affairs.Governor’s Military Council.A.B.No. 2199Nazarian.Healing arts: clinical laboratories.A.B.No. 2210Aguiar-Curry.Contractors: violations: disciplinary actions.A.B.No. 2218Santiago.Transgender Wellness and Equity Fund.A.B.No. 2257Gonzalez.Worker classification: employees and independent contractors: occupations: professional services. (Urgency)A.B.No. 2273Bloom.Physicians and surgeons: foreign medical graduates: special faculty permits.A.B.No. 2287Eggman.Solid waste.A.B.No. 2296Quirk.State Water Resources Control Board: local primacy delegation: funding stabilization program.A.B.No. 2342McCarty.Parole.A.B.No. 2345Gonzalez.Planning and zoning: density bonuses: annual report: affordable housing.A.B.No. 2362Muratsuchi.Firearms dealers: conduct of business.A.B.No. 2377Chiu.Adult residential facilities: closures and resident transfers.A.B.No. 2405Burke.Right to safe, decent, and affordable housing.A.B.No. 2425Mark Stone.Juvenile police records.A.B.No. 2483Bauer-Kahan.County jails: recidivism: reports.A.B.No. 2537Rodriguez.Personal protective equipment: health care employees.A.B.No. 2542Kalra.Criminal procedure: discrimination.A.B.No. 2588Kalra.Educational programs and training: costs: employees and applicants providing direct patient care.A.B.No. 2644Wood.Skilled nursing facilities: deaths: reporting.A.B.No. 2655Gipson.Invasion of privacy: first responders.A.B.No. 2658Burke.Occupational safety and health: hazards.A.B.No. 2746Gabriel.Funding accountability: state funding for homelessness.A.B.No. 2759Obernolte.Collateral recovery.A.B.No. 2762Muratsuchi.Cosmetics: safety.A.B.No. 2765O'Donnell.Public works: prevailing wages.A.B.No. 2850Low.Public transit employer-employee relations: San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District.A.B.No. 2876Waldron.Corrections (Urgency)A.B.No. 2891Jones-Sawyer.Peace officers: California Science Center and Exposition Park.A.B.No. 2920Obernolte.Hazardous waste: transportation: consolidated manifesting procedure.A.B.No. 2967O'Donnell.Public Employees’ Retirement System: contracting agencies: exclusion from membership.A.B.No. 2992Weber.Employment practices: leave time.A.B.No. 3073Wicks.CalFresh: preenrollment.A.B.No. 3074Friedman.Fire prevention: wildfire risk: defensible space: ember-resistant zones.A.B.No. 3087Brough.Contractors’ State License Law.A.B.No. 3134Reyes.Refugee social services.A.B.No. 3164Friedman.Fire prevention: wildland-urban interface wildfire risk model: model use guidelines.A.B.No. 3175Levine.Entertainment industry: age-eligible minors: training. (Urgency)A.B.No. 3216Kalra.Unemployment: rehiring and retention: state of emergency.A.B.No. 3220Committee on Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials.Hazardous materials: underground storage tanks: pesticides.A.B.No. 3224Rodriguez.Local health department workforce assessment.A.B.No. 3279Friedman.California Environmental Quality Act: administrative and judicial procedures.A.B.No. 3369Committee on Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism, and Internet Media.Entertainment industry: minors: discrimination and harassment prevention training. (Urgency)A.B.No. 3371Committee on Veterans Affairs.Veteran suicides: report.
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