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California Good Time Legislation?

Not sure if this is the right place to ask this question. If there's a better place, please let me know.

Has anyone heard about a bill that is before the California state legislature that would increase the good time credit? This is what my friend's husband asked her to find, so the information is vague and 2nd hand:

"So he's hearing what is also in the legislature is a bill some SB#243 or something like that. In the "fine print" it talks about their credit earnings (good time) getting reduced from 80% to 60% or something to that affect."