Perata Says Budget Deal Reached With Governor
⢠Will Agree to Spending Cap – Possibly More Cuts ⢠Says Up to Governor to Get Republican Votes ⢠No Word on What Assembly Will Do
by marty d. omoto director/organizer california disability community activity network
State Senate Democrats, led by outgoing Senate President Pro Tem Don Perata (Democrat – Oakland) said that major points of a budget deal with Governor Arnold viagra Schwarzenegger has been reached, including agreement for a spending cap on state spending in future State budgets. There is no official word yet on what the Assembly will do, who were not part of this achat cialis budget agreement. However the agreement reached with the Governor does not mean passage in the State Senate – or Assembly is close, with Republican votes needed in both houses to pass a State budget. Republican leaders in both houses have previously said they would refuse to support a budget that included new increases in taxes. Also mentioned, though with no details, was agreement on a temporary 1 cent increase in the State sales tax and a reserve fund proposed earlier by the Governor. Perata said the agreement will not include a provision for automatic spending cuts that a governor can make if there are future budget deficits – new authority that Governor Schwarzenegger wanted as part of his budget reform package. Advocates Fear New Spending Cuts Impacting People With Disabilities, Seniors
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Additional spending cuts were also part of the over all agreement – though no details are available. Some advocates fear that new cuts could mean more reductions to programs critical for people with disabilities, mental health needs, seniors and low income families, including a cut of the federal cost of living money due January 1, 2009 for people receiving SSI/SSP (Supplemental Security Income/State Supplemental Payment).No Senate Floor Vote Scheduled Yet
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Passage of a State budget requires 27 votes of 40 members in the State Senate and 54 votes of 80 members in the Assembly.
Democrats control 25 seats in the State Senate – and if all Democrats voted for the budget agreement, at least two Republican votes would be needed. Six Republican votes would be needed in the Assembly if all the Democrats there voted for a budget.
Sen. Perata said that it was up to the Republican Governor now to get Republican votes in the State Senate and Assembly to pass the budget. Perata said he will not schedule a Senate floor vote on the budget until he is certain that the Governor has the two Senate Republican votes for the compromise.
The California Disability Community Action Network, is a non-partisan link to thousands of Californians with developmental and other disabilities, people with traumatic brain injuries, the Blind, the Deaf, their families, community organizations and providers, direct care, homecare and other workers, and other advocates to provide information on state (and eventually federal), local public policy issues.
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