AB 1195 prohibits the Midpeninsula Regional Open-Space District from excerising the power of eminent domain to acquire any real property or interest in real property in the San Mateo County Coastal Annexation Area.

AB 1240 increases the penalties for failure to comply with the background check requirements and related regulations by a person with a license to provide care in a community care facility, residential care facility or day care center.

AB 1653 provides a right of appeal from judgements of contempt orders for monetary sanctions or award of attorney's fees for attorneys in criminal actions.

AB 1799 continues the income tax check-off for Alzheimer's Disease Research until 1/1/10 provided the check-off meets annual contribution minimums.

AB 1852 eliminates the minimum age requirement for qualified members of CalSTRS to receive an earned longevity bonus as a lump sum payment. The bill also allows members of STRS to purchase prior military service that occurs between September 11, 2001 and July 30, 2005 without paying the employee contribution. Additionally, the bill appropriates $53,000 from the Teachers' Retirement Fund for administrative expenses.

AB 1989 authorizes a county to be reimbursed by the state for 100% of its costs associated with a homicide trial if the trial is moved to a location more than 60 miles away from the county seat of that county, and delays for five years from January 1, 2005 until January 1, 2010, the implementation of the new statutory formula for determining state reimbursement of county homicide trial costs and the repeal of the current formula.

AB 1992 authorizes a county board of supervisors to assess an additional laboratory analysis fee, not to exceed $25, for persons convicted of specified controlled substance-related offenses.

AB 1993 establishes the San Mateo County Staff Development Pilot Program which would authorize, commencing with the 2005-06 fiscal year, the governing board of a school district located within San Mateo County to adopt and implement a plan to use up to 4 of the required 180 days of instruction, without loss of average daily attendance funding, for staff development.

AB 2230 allows a credit to a life science company based upon investment in California.

AB 2319 requires the California Council on Science and Technology (CCST), in cooperation with specified entities, to undertake a study to include recommendations on how the state should treat intellectual property created under state contracts, grants, and agreements.