Transportation access: persons with epilepsy.

The second Resolved clause no longer specifically names the Transportation Agency and the California Health and Human Services Agency, instead using the broader term 'relevant stakeholders' to encourage evaluation of transportation programs.

The first WHEREAS clause was simplified from 'many the majority of whom are otherwise healthy, capable of employment, employable and seeking financial independence' to 'the majority of whom are employable and seeking financial independence.'

The second WHEREAS clause removed the phrase 'due to the risk of seizures,' leaving only 'may experience uncontrolled seizures that impair their ability to safely operate a vehicle.'

Standard enrollment language was added, including adoption dates (Senate April 20, 2026; Assembly July 2, 2026), Secretary of State receipt block, and attestation line.

The second resolved clause now encourages 'relevant state agencies...stakeholders' rather than only state agencies, broadening the group expected to evaluate transportation programs and consider pilot initiatives.

The first WHEREAS clause changed from 'many of whom are otherwise healthy, capable of employment' to 'the majority of whom are otherwise healthy, capable of employment, employable,' strengthening the claim about the employability of people with epilepsy.

A new WHEREAS clause was added stating that individuals with epilepsy who have controlled seizures may still face driving restrictions under existing state law, forcing dependence on unreliable public transportation and threatening employment.

The description of how seizures affect driving was expanded to include that individuals 'may experience uncontrolled seizures that impair their ability to safely operate a vehicle,' adding a more specific medical justification for transportation barriers.

The fiscal committee determination changed from 'yes' to 'no,' indicating the amendment was assessed as having no fiscal impact on state or local government.

Resolution was assigned chapter number 153 (previously unnumbered) and a filing date of July 16, 2026 was added.

Added 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL' header to indicate final authenticated form.

Removed Senate and Assembly adoption dates, signature lines for Secretary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and the Secretary of State receipt line with blank date/time fields.