Department of Justice: phone scams.
What changed between versions
All provisions amending Health and Safety Code Section 116735 are deleted. This removed the requirement for the State Water Resources Control Board to establish a program testing random water samples at or near ultimate delivery destinations in public water systems, as well as related inspection frequency and enforcement language.
The Department of Justice is now required to verify reports of suspected phone scams before updating the database (previously it only had to update monthly).
A new search tool must be included on the website that enables the public to search for known phone scams based on key terms of the source of the scam.
The website must now include current details about the most frequently reported known scams, in addition to the existing list of numbers, tactics descriptions, and guidance.
An annual reporting requirement is added: starting January 1, 2028, the Department of Justice must submit a report to the Legislature detailing the number of reported and known phone scams and the most common types during the prior calendar year, in compliance with Section 9795.
A sunset clause is added: the entire section expires and is repealed as of January 1, 2033.