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AB-1179 • 2026

Credit unions.

Credit unions.

Labor
Active

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Sponsor
Chen
Last action
Official status
Assembly - Died - Banking and Finance
Effective date
Not listed

Plain English Breakdown

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Credit Union Notice Time Change

This law changes how long credit unions have to tell their members when leaders are suspended.

What This Bill Does

  • Changes the time limit for sending notices from seven days to seven business days after a suspension occurs.

Who It Names or Affects

  • Credit unions operating under California law
  • Members of those credit unions who receive the notices

Terms To Know

Supervisory committee
A group within a credit union required to notify members about suspensions.
Business days
Days when offices are open, usually Monday through Friday, not including weekends or holidays.

Limits and Unknowns

  • The source does not state what happens if a credit union misses the new deadline.
  • The official material provided does not list specific dates for when this rule starts working in real life.

Bill History

  1. California Legislative Information

    Assembly - Died - Banking and Finance

Official Summary Text

Credit unions.