California AB13 amends the Public Utilities Commission's membership and reporting requirements.
California AB13 modifies the Public Utilities Commission's membership by requiring four members representing different geographic locations and one at-large member with expertise in public advocacy. The commission must report annually on its decisions, rate affordability, and pending cases. It also mandates a report to the Legislature on case timeliness and decisions. The commission must submit a report within 15 days of a final ratesetting decision, detailing the utility's evidence, the commission's rationale, and a tally of rate increases.
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