AB 307
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AB 307
Joint powers agreements: public agency: federally recognized Indian tribe
California · Became law
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| Brian Nestande | Sponsors | Brian Nestande sponsored AB 307. | None |
| Sacramento Area Council of Governments | Lobbied on it | Sacramento Area Council of Governments named AB 307 in 8 lobbying reports. | 8 reports |
| Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians | Lobbied on it | Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians named AB 307 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| County of Santa Barbara | Lobbied on it | County of Santa Barbara named AB 307 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians | Lobbied on it | Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians named AB 307 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians | Lobbied on it | Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians named AB 307 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Del Mar Thoroughbred Club | Lobbied on it | Del Mar Thoroughbred Club named AB 307 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| Los Angeles County Fair Association | Lobbied on it | Los Angeles County Fair Association named AB 307 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| Middletown Rancheria | Lobbied on it | Middletown Rancheria named AB 307 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| Joint powers agreements: public agency: federally recognized Indian tribe. | Source records | AB 307 has an explicit source reference to Joint powers agreements: public agency: federally recognized Indian tribe.. | None |
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