California AB611 establishes a voluntary tax contribution fund for spinal cord injury research.

California AB611 creates the California Spinal Cord Injury Research Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund, allowing individuals to designate a voluntary contribution on their tax returns for spinal cord injury research. The Regents of the University of California can use up to 5% of the fund for the Spinal Cord Injury Research Program. The fund is continuously appropriated and allocated for research grants and administrative costs. If contributions fall below $250,000 in a year, the fund is repealed. The fund remains operative until December 1, 2034.

California AB611 establishes a voluntary tax contribution fund for spinal cord injury research.

California AB611 creates the California Spinal Cord Injury Research Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund, allowing individuals to designate a voluntary contribution on their tax returns for spinal cord injury research. The Regents of the University of California can use up to 5% of the fund for the Spinal Cord Injury Research Program. The fund is continuously appropriated and allocated for research grants and administrative costs. If contributions fall below $250,000 in a year, the fund is repealed. The fund remains operative until December 1, 2034.