> The amendments were passed by the Assembly Communications and Conveyance Committee, which is chaired by Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles). The committee approved the amended bill and referred it to the Committee on Privacy and Consumer Protection, which could reinstate the original provisions or make other changes.
So I wouldn't give up until the bill is signed and passed.
Techdirt, Wired, and others reported that the sponsor withdrew the bill in response to the committee dismantling it. So it seems like this iteration of the bill is dead.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/06/california-net-n...
> The amendments were passed by the Assembly Communications and Conveyance Committee, which is chaired by Miguel Santiago (D-Los Angeles). The committee approved the amended bill and referred it to the Committee on Privacy and Consumer Protection, which could reinstate the original provisions or make other changes.
So I wouldn't give up until the bill is signed and passed.