California Assembly Constitutional Amendment 13 (ACA 13) was proposed for, but ultimately did not qualify for, the
2010 ballot in
California as a
legislatively-referred constitutional amendment. It was sponsored by
Edward Hernandez, a
Democrat in the
California State Assembly.
ACA 13 would have required that once an initiated constitutional amendment is certified as qualified for the ballot by the California Secretary of State, it must be forwarded to the California State Legislature, where committees could make amendments to the proposed measure submitted by the people before it appears on the ballot.[1]
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