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Roll Call Vote on the Thomas Plan Dealing with IOM Recommendations

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January 27th, 2013 8:06 am

Here is the roll call vote yesterday on the plan to deal with the findings of the Institute of Medicine
concerning the California stem cell agency. The vote was 23-0 with
one abstention. The board has 29 seats. Not all board members were in attendance,
and it is not entirely clear whether all the board members in attendance
voted. Among other things, the plan calls for members with links to
institutions that could benefit from CIRM awards to voluntarily refrain from
voting on any applications for funding – not just those to their
institutions. The roll call was provided by a spokesman for the
agency.

Yes votes
David Brenner, dean of the UC San
Diego medical school.
Anne Marie Duliege , vice president of
Affymax
Michael Freidman, CEO City of Hope
Michael Goldberg, executive chairman of Nodality, Inc., and DNAnexus, appointed as executive officer of a commercial life science entity
Sam Hawgood, dean of the UC San
Francisco medical school
Steve Juelsgaard, former executive
vice president of Genentech, appointed as executive officer of a
commercial life science entity
Sherry Lansing, chairwoman of the UC
board of regents, appointed as patient advocate
Jacob Levin, assistant vice
chancellor, research, UC Irvine, and alternate for Sue Bryant,
interim provost at UC Irvine
Bert Lubin, CEO of Childrens Hospital,
Oakland
Robert Price, associate vice
chancellor for research, political science professor, alternate for
the UC Berkeley chancellor
Francisco Prieto, Sacramento physician
and patient advocate member of the board
Robert Quint, San Jose physician and
patient advocate member
Duane Roth, San Diego businessman,
appointed as executive officer of a commercial life science entity
Joan Samuelson, patient advocate member
Jeff Sheehy, patient advocate member
Jon Shestack, patient advocate member
Os Steward, patient advocate member and
head of the Reeve-Irvine Research Center at UC Irvine
Jonathan Thomas, chairman of the board
and Los Angeles bond financier
Art Torres, patient advocate member
Kristiina Vuori, interim CEO of
Sanford Burnham Research Institute
Diane Winokur, patient advocate member

Claire Pomeroy, dean of the UC Davis medical school
Shlomo Melmed, senior vice president for academic affairs, Cedars Sinai
Abstaining
Michael Marletta, CEO of Scripps
Research

(Editor's note: Based on information provided by CIRM, an earlier version of this item incorrectly reported that the vote was 21-0. It also contained errors on three names. All have been corrected. Thanks for the heads up on the misspellings from a board member who will remain unnamed.)

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