California bill to modernize restaurant codes passes committee amid debate over self-certification
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California's AB 1915 bill aims to modernize food facility codes and reduce regulatory burdens on small restaurants, including allowing self-certification for routine equipment replacement. The bill passed committee 11-0 and was supported by industry groups for cost relief, while the Contractor State License Board and some senators raised concerns about safety and inspection standards.
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Industry groups backed the bill for cost relief, while the Contractor State License Board and some senators raised safety and inspection concerns.
The committee passed the bill (11-0) and sent it to housing and other referrals.
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