SB 388: California Latino Commission.

The bill creates the California Latino Commission to address the inequities faced by the Latino community in various areas, including housing, education, economic mobility, labor, and healthcare. The commission will consist of 9 members with expertise in specified areas and will collect and analyze data, develop recommendations, and monitor the implementation of state programs and policies affecting the Latino community. The commission will work with other state agencies and submit an annual report to the governor and the legislature. The commission's activities will be supported by appropriations from the legislature and grants from federal and private sources. The bill will establish the commission and its activities for a period of 20 years, with the possibility of renewal.