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California's Assembly Bill 550 proposes to expand the state's endangered species permitting framework by allowing incidental take permits for species merely proposed for listing, rather than requiring full candidate status. While technically available to all developers, the bill's provisions primarily benefit renewable energy projects by providing regulatory continuity and reducing species-related disruptions during the lengthy development process required to meet California's aggressive clean energy target

Surprisingly, the California General Corporation Law uses the term "common stock" as opposed to "common shares" in only a single statute.