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Further, the state’s strict permitting requirements have given residents tremendous power to veto projects and created regulatory headaches.

The bill was introduced this year after Newsom vetoed a broader bill last year, which was also authored by Wiener.

He has vetoed AI safety legislation in the past, including a bill last year that divided Silicon Valley’s tech industry because the governor thought it gave the public a “false sense of security.”

He has also vowed to veto the amnesty bill were it to be passed by the Senate.

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President Lula has also said that he would veto the amnesty bill were it to be passed by the Senate.

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