CA AB2306

Military Department shall develop statewide policy recommendations regarding ownership and use of real property on sensitive land located within 50 miles of United States Military bases or California National Guard bases.

"Prohibited foreign actor" is defined as a government, state-controlled enterprise, or fiduciary from a country designated as a nonmarket economy under the Tariff Act of 1930 or identified as a national security risk in the Director of National Intelligence's Annual Threat Assessment.

Military Department must consider national security risks, the "prohibited foreign actor" designation criteria, ownership by other foreign states and private interests, impact on international trade and foreign relations, and economic impacts to California businesses when developing recommendations.

Military Department shall consult with U.S. Departments of Defense, State, Commerce, and Labor; California Department of Justice; and at least ten county recorders from regionally diverse areas.

Department must submit recommendations to the Governor and Legislature by December 31, 2025; this chapter repeals on January 1, 2026.