§ 681.035.Review and Recommendations By California Law Revision Commission
Title 9. Enforcement of Judgments · Division 1 · Chapter 2. General Provisions · Enacted 2013 · no amendments on record · Last verified July 28, 2026
Full Text of § 681.035
Plain-English Summary
Statutes do not stay well-tuned on their own, and this section gives the California Law Revision Commission an ongoing mandate to keep watching how judgment enforcement law works in practice and to recommend changes to the Governor and Legislature when it does not.
This is oversight authority, not a rule that affects any particular enforcement proceeding. It exists so that gaps, inconsistencies, or outdated procedures within the Enforcement of Judgments Law have an institutional path toward legislative fixes, rather than sitting unaddressed until litigation forces the issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What role does the California Law Revision Commission play under this title?
It is authorized to maintain a continuing review of judgment enforcement law and submit recommendations for legislative change to the Governor and the Legislature.
Does this section give the Commission power to change enforcement procedures directly?
No. Its role is advisory -- reviewing the law and recommending changes -- with the Legislature retaining the authority to amend the statutes.
Amendment History
Added by Stats 2013 ch 15 (AB 567),s 1, eff. 1/1/2014.