For CA Assemblymember Greg Wallis, mental wellness is linked to affordable housing. Housing advocates often blame the California Environmental Quality Act for the housing shortage, which allows anyone to sue over environmental concerns, often creating lengthy delays and extra costs.
“In the legislature, we’ve been taking a lot of steps to try and reduce government bureaucracy, roll back regulations, and allow builders to come back into the state and build more homes, right? said Wallis, the California Assemblymember of the 47th District. “So we passed a bill in the budget to reform the California Environmental Quality Act to allow infill housing to be more readily available and built here in the state.”
