How did you arrive at this idea? I looked into it and it seems the list has very formal requirements for inclusion and they give the specific reason for inclusion for each chemical https://oehha.ca.gov/chemicals I guess that technically under the law the governor decides the final list but the actual compilation of the list has been delegated to oehha which has created formal requirements for inclusion.

What chemicals do you think have been included without scientific basis?

They also miss a lot of things that do contain or emit chemicals that cause cancer, like dryer sheets.

Found my citation for that: http://www.drsteinemann.com/Articles/Steinemann%20et%20al.%2...