California Chamber of Commerce Names Sen. Morrell’s Business Fee Relief Bill a Top Priority

From Yucaipa Daily News:

Sponsorship of SB 601 includes the R Street Institute, a nonpartisan policy research nonprofit that focuses on free market issues. The bill is also supported by CalChamber, the California Board of Accountancy, the Rebuild Paradise Foundation, and the Southwest California Legislative Council.

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