Neurodegenerative disease registry program.

Procedural formatting changes only: line numbers removed from bill text, page layout reformatted, amendment history replaced with Senate and Assembly passage dates, and a Governor's receipt and approval signature block added. The substantive legal text of Sections 103871 and 103871.2 is identical in both versions.

Assembly Member Irwin Hoover was added as a coauthor alongside the existing coauthors.

Fixed a redundant and incorrectly capitalized phrase: 'Any civil Civil penalties collected' was changed to 'Civil penalties collected.'

Minor grammatical adjustment in subsection (g): 'all information' was changed to 'all of the information.'

Section 103871(i) no longer lists ALS and FTD in the definition of 'neurodegenerative disease.' Those diseases remain required for tracking under subsection (b), but the definitional subsection now only states that the term 'may also include, but need not be limited to, Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, multiple sclerosis, and Huntington's disease.' This removes redundancy and clarifies which diseases are mandatory versus optional.

The sunset date in Section 103871.2 is confirmed as January 1, 2032 (previously being amended from 2030 to 2032), extending the neurodegenerative disease registry program by two years beyond its original expiration.

Senators Alvarado-Gil, Seyarto, and Valladares were added as coauthors, along with Assembly Member Tangipa, indicating broader legislative support for the bill.

Frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) was added to Section 103871(b), requiring the department to establish a system for collecting information on the incidence and prevalence of FTD specifically, alongside ALS.

Section 103871(i) was revised so that ALS and FTD are now explicitly included in the definition of 'neurodegenerative disease' (using 'includes, but is not limited to'), while Alzheimer's disease, other dementias, multiple sclerosis, and Huntington's disease remain as optional additions ('may also include, but need not be limited to').

The sunset date in Section 103871.2 was extended from January 1, 2030 to January 1, 2032, giving the neurodegenerative disease registry program an additional two years of authority.