California State University: employer-employee relations: meeting and conferring.

Removed formal legislative formatting including chapter number, Chief Clerk and Secretary signatures, and Governor approval block

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The determination of whether a memorandum requires legislative action and whether the Legislature or Governor has failed to fully fund it is now made by the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) rather than the Director of Finance. This shifts a key procedural decision from an executive budget official to a labor relations agency.

Multiple instances of 'memoranda' (plural) were corrected to 'memorandum' (singular) throughout the text, clarifying that the provision applies to individual memoranda rather than multiple ones collectively.

The Director of Finance is now explicitly designated as the official who determines whether the Legislature or Governor has failed to fully fund memoranda or take requisite curative action, and must notify the parties in writing of that determination.

Subsection structure was reorganized: the applicability statement remains as subsection (a), the meeting and conferring duty moved to subsection (b), and the written memoranda provisions became subsection (c). Minor wording corrections were made (e.g., removing a duplicated 'prior to before').