AB 67: Attorney General: Reproductive Privacy Act: enforcement.

The bill aims to strengthen enforcement of the reproductive privacy act. The attorney general can now bring civil actions in the superior court to enjoin acts or practices violating the act and to enforce compliance. The attorney general can make public or private investigations, publish information about violations, and subpoena witnesses. A civil penalty of up to $25,000 can be imposed on individuals or entities that violate the act. The bill also allows the attorney general to collect costs, fees, and penalties and use them for enforcement. Additionally, the bill removes certain claims from the government claims act, which requires presenting claims against local public entities in a specific way.