Establishes the Golden State Infrastructure Corporation to finance infrastructure projects in California.
The Golden State Infrastructure Corporation Act establishes the Golden State Infrastructure Corporation to finance infrastructure projects in California. The corporation can issue bonds, invest funds, and enter into contracts for infrastructure projects. It aims to support economic growth and improve infrastructure. The corporation is governed by a board of directors and operates independently from the state. The act outlines the corporation's powers, duties, and financial operations, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure for California's well-being.
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