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Carbajal, Feinstein introduce bill to reform liability rules for maritime accidents
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., introduced the bill in the Senate, and Carbajal was joined in the House by Democratic Reps. Julia Brownley of Ventura County, Zoe Lofgren of San José, Grace Napolitano of Norwalk and Katie Porter of Irvine; Earl Blumenauer of Oregon; and Steve Cohen of Tennessee.
“I’m elated that I was able to work with Senator Feinstein and my colleague in the House, Representative Brownley, to move this forward and now implemented into law,” Carbajal said.
The law applies U.S. Coast Guard regulations regarding comprehensive safety management systems to small passenger vessels, like the Conception, and requires the agency to prescribe additional regulations to secure the safety of people and property on board.
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Political Watch: December 24, 2020
• The House of Representatives passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Conference Report for the 2021 fiscal year with a veto-proof majority on Dec. 8, according to a statement from
U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal’s office. Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara) served as a conferee and played a role in drafting the final product, which prioritizes the Central Coast in multiple arenas. “Every year, Congress sets aside our differences and passes a bipartisan NDAA that delivers for our military, our veterans, and our communities,” Carbajal said. “As a conferee, I worked hard to make sure the Central Coast had a voice in the negotiations, and I’m proud of the wins we’ve secured for our community and our country.” The Small Passenger Vessel Safety Act passed as a part of the NDAA, and is written in response to the
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• U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara)
voted to pass the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act in the House on Dec. 4. According to a statement from Carbajal’s office, it’s the first time a chamber of Congress has voted to federally decriminalize marijuana. “For too long, our federal marijuana policy has lagged behind popular public opinion and the policies embraced by forward-thinking states like California,” Carbajal said in the statement. “The MORE Act is a long overdue measure which decriminalizes marijuana at the federal level and expunges nonviolent federal drug convictions. Today, we voted to finally reverse decades of discriminatory marijuana policy, invest in the communities most affected by the failed war on drugs, and allow for a well-regulated industry to grow our economy.” The MORE Act would remove cannabis from the federally controlled substances list, authorize a cannabis tax that would be used to address needs in co
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