County air pollution control districts: Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District: board members: compensation.

Senator Laird's coauthor credit was removed from the enrolled version; the bill is now attributed solely to Assembly Member Hart.

The legislative counsel's digest was reworded to move the applicability limitation (that provisions apply only to boards subject to the Section 40100.5 membership requirement) from an introductory clause to a separate sentence at the end of the paragraph. No substantive policy change.

Standard enrolled-bill procedural elements were added: passage dates (Assembly September 4, 2025; Senate September 3, 2025), governor's receipt and approval blocks, and chapter number placeholder.

Header changed from enrolled bill format (Assembly/Senate passage dates, clerk signatures) to chaptered format with 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL' and Chapter 366 designation.

Governor's approval date of October 6, 2025 was added, replacing the blank date field in the enrolled version.

Section 40100.5.5 now includes a new subdivision (d) requiring each county district board that elects to provide compensation to submit a report to the relevant legislative committees within three years of commencement. The report must assess whether compensation changed board membership composition and backgrounds, and whether it improved member engagement and ability to carry out responsibilities. Reports must comply with Section 9795 of the Government Code.

Section 41313 now includes a new subdivision (c) imposing the same three-year reporting requirement on the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District board if it elects to provide compensation, with the same assessment criteria and Government Code compliance requirement.

Added Section 41313 to the Health and Safety Code, extending the same compensation and expense reimbursement provisions specifically to members of the Antelope Valley Air Quality Management District board. The terms are identical: up to $200 per day, capped at $7,200 per year, with annual increases of the greater of 5 percent or up to 10 percent based on the California Consumer Price Index starting January 1, 2026.

Added Section 3 containing legislative findings and declarations explaining that a special statute is necessary because the Antelope Valley district's governance structure differs from county districts covered by Section 40100.5, and that board members should be adequately compensated for public service.

Updated the bill title to reflect the addition of both Sections 40100.5.5 and 41313, added Senator Laird as coauthor, and updated the legislative counsel's digest to describe the expanded scope covering the Antelope Valley district.

New paragraph (a)(2) prohibits a county district board from reimbursing a member for expenses if that member already receives reimbursement for the same expenses from another entity.

New paragraph (b)(4) prohibits a county district board from providing compensation to a member if that member already receives compensation specifically for the same activities from another entity.