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Signed Into Law: Morrell Legislation to Cut State Licensing Fees for Small Business Disaster Victims
Oct 21, 2019
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California, Finance and Trade, Healthier Communities, Occupational Licensing, State Policy, Thriving Families
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Senator Mike Morrell
“As wildfires spread across the state again, we’re reminded that natural disasters are a regular occurrence in California,” said Steven Greenhut, Western region director for the R Street Institute. “SB 601 provides some regulatory relief to disaster victims and signals that the state government is committed to helping them get back on their feet.”
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