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When legislation was passed in the Commons, she described it as "unworkable and unsafe and poses a risk to the most vulnerable people in our society".

AB 1064 “imposes vague and unworkable restrictions that create sweeping legal risks, while cutting students off from valuable AI learning tools,” said Robert Boykin, TechNet’s executive director for California and the Southwest, in a statement.

"What is being proposed is really unworkable for the community that is living there," she said.

But even with such measures, ponds cannot realistically be chlorinated - fish would die - and policing every village water source in a state of more than 30 million people is unworkable.

“We deliberately picked the word village. It sounds better” at a time when suburbs were getting bashed and city was becoming unworkable.