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We only obtain personal information through lawful means.
CalPERS collects personal information pursuant to Government Code (Section 20000, et seq.) and uses it for administration of the CalPERS Board’s duties under the Public Employees’ Retirement Law, the Social Security Act, and the Public Employees’ Medical and Hospital Care Act, as the case requires. Personal information is collected directly from you, your employer, or through our website, if the information was provided voluntarily. Any personal information CalPERS collects is essential to accomplish specified business purposes and is only retained for as long as necessary to fulfill those specified purposes. Failure to supply the information results in CalPERS inability to perform its business functions.
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Name and Gender Change Notification and Request for Confidentiality (SB 372, 2023) - Department of Consumer Affairs
Licensees eligible for a name change and request for confidentiality include:

Individuals participating in the Secretary of Stateâs Safe at Home program who confidentially change their name in a court proceeding based on concerns related to domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking, pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1277(b).
Individuals who change their name in a court proceeding to conform to their gender identity, pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1277.5.
Individuals who obtain a court order to change their name in connection with a court proceeding to change their gender or sex identifier, pursuant to article 7 of chapter 11 of part 1 of division 102 of the Health and Safety Code.Â  Such court orders are typically issued in connection with a change to a birth certificate or marriage license and certificate.

Once the licenseeâs name or gender is updated, the former name or gender will not be published online, except that if a public search of the online license verification system is performed using the licenseeâs former name, a statement will appear in connection with the search directing the public to contact the applicable licensing board or bureau for more information about the licensee.
Enforcement records that reference the licenseeâs former name or gender will not be posted online.Â  Instead, a statement will appear noting that the licensee was previously subject to enforcement action and directing the public to contact the applicable licensing board or bureau for more information about the enforcement action.Â  Enforcement records that are not posted online may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the California Public Records Act.
The licensing board or bureau may require a fee to reissue a license or other licensing record using the updated name or gender, but it may not charge a higher fee for reissuing a document than the fee it regularly charges for reissuing documents with updated information.
Notification of Name Change
To request a name change, you must submit copies of all documents listed in one of the following paragraphs to demonstrate that your legal name was changed:

A certified court order issued pursuant to a court proceeding authorized by Code of Civil Procedure section 1277(b) and the certificate issued under the Secretary of Stateâs Safe at Home program reflecting your updated name; or
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changing your name to avoid domestic violence, stalking, or human trafficking, or are a victim of sexual assault

Talk to a Self-Help Center to learn about your options. If you are asking to change a child’s name, you must still notify the child’s other parent, even if you are requesting a confidential name change for the child.

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myriad currently under consideration at May Revision, it is quite likely
the additional funding could be prioritized by the Legislature for other
purposes.

Last-Mile Project and LLRF Changes
Reasonable… In our analysis of the broadband
infrastructure proposals in the Governor’s January budget, we
recommended that the Legislature consider additional reductions in
last-mile project funding and in the LLRF to address the serious budget
problem in 2024‑25 and significant future budget deficits in 2025‑26 and
2026‑27. The administration’s proposed delay of additional last-mile
project funds and elimination of the LLRF at May Revision are consistent
with our previous recommendations and, therefore, we find them to be
reasonable. To the extent that the Legislature does not agree with some
General Fund solutions proposed across the May Revision budget, it may
look for additional, alternative solutions. The Legislature could
consider additional delays and/or reductions in last-mile project
funding as one alternative solution, as $100 million General Fund
remains appropriated in 2024‑25 (with $450 million General Fund delayed
into 2026‑27 and 2027‑28).
…But Careful Legislative Consideration of Associated
Impacts Warranted. While we find the changes in last-mile
project funding and elimination of the LLRF at May Revision to be
warranted given the serious budget problem in 2024‑25 and significant
future budget deficits, we acknowledge there will be impacts on grant
applicants associated with these changes. To help ameliorate some of the
trade-offs associated with these changes, such as less broadband
infrastructure funds for unserved and underserved communities and
households, the Legislature could consider ways to mitigate the impacts
of these changes. For example, the Legislature might consider how the
remaining last-mile project funds could be used together with federal
BEAD program funding to directly serve the aforementioned communities
and households, especially in historically disadvantaged areas of the
state. Continued oversight of the middle-mile network implementation
also will be critical to make sure last-mile projects in these areas are
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The 2024-25 Budget: Broadband Infrastructure at May Revision
households, the Legislature could consider ways to mitigate the impacts
of these changes. For example, the Legislature might consider how the
remaining last-mile project funds could be used together with federal
BEAD program funding to directly serve the aforementioned communities
and households, especially in historically disadvantaged areas of the
state. Continued oversight of the middle-mile network implementation
also will be critical to make sure last-mile projects in these areas are
able to connect to the network and provide high-speed internet access to
their community institutions and households.
Request for Additional Federal Trust Fund Authority to
Receive State’s BEAD Program Allocation Is Reasonable, With Opportunity
for Legislative Oversight. We raise no concerns with the
requested one-time increase in federal funding authority for CPUC to
receive the state’s $1.86 billion BEAD program allocation or the
proposed provisional budget bill language. We also find CPUC’s request
for 31 new, permanent positions to administer the program generally
reasonable. However, given the federal BEAD program implementation time
line is roughly five years, the Legislature might consider whether
limited-term approval of these positions may be warranted. Finally,
consistent with previous recommendations on the broadband infrastructure
proposals in the Governor’s January budget, we find CPUC’s request for
additional federal trust fund authority to be a ripe opportunity for the
Legislature to consider revisions to the proposed provisional budget
bill language and seek clarification on how federal BEAD program funds
will be allocated once received. Additional information about any
conditions placed on the funding by the federal government, as well as
about any required changes to state-administered BEAD program processes,
also could be contemplated as part of these revisions.
Recommendations
Approve May Revision Changes to Funding for Middle-Mile
Network, Last-Mile Project Grants, and LLRF. We recommend
the Legislature approve the following General Fund solutions in the May
Revision: (1) the elimination of the $1.5 billion General Fund
($250 million in 2024‑25 and $1.25 billion in 2025‑26) proposed in the
State Postpones Deadlines for Filing Tax Protests, Appeals, and Refund Claims Due to COVID-19 | FTB.ca.gov
Sacramento â State Controller and Franchise Tax Board (FTB) Chair Betty T. Yee today announced an extension of time until July 15, 2020, for California taxpayers to complete certain time sensitive acts pertaining to state taxes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
FTB Issued Notice- 2020-02, detailing the new deadlines to file:

Claims for refunds with FTB 
Protests of proposed tax assessments with FTB
Appeals to the Office of Tax Appeals of Notices of Action denying claims for refund or affirming tax assessments 

On March 4, 2020, Governor Newson proclaimed a State of Emergency in California as a result of the threat of the spread of COVID-19. He followed this proclamation with Executive Order N-25-20 on March 12, 2020, where he ordered that FTB use its administrative powers, where appropriate, to provide extensions of time to individuals and businesses affected by complying with state and local public health officials’ imposition or recommendation of social distancing measures related to COVID-19. These extensions apply to filing, payment, audits, billing, notices, assessments, and claims for refund, as well as relief from subsequent penalties and interest. 
California Revenue and Taxation Code (RTC) section 18572, which incorporates Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 7508A, gives FTB the authority to postpone these deadlines in accordance with the governor’s orders. Notice 2020-02 also gives FTB until July 15, 2020, to issue a proposed tax assessment for years where the statute of limitations expires during the March 12 to July 15, 2020, postponement period.
 For more details regarding FTB COVID-19 tax relief, please see our website at ftb.ca.gov and search COVID-19.
 If possible, taxpayers should continue to file tax returns on time to get their refunds timely, including claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit and Young Child Tax Credit. During this public health emergency, FTB continues to process tax returns, issue refunds, and provide phone and live chat service to taxpayers needing assistance.

FTB administers two of Californiaâs major tax programs: Personal Income Tax
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