Wednesday, May 14, 2008

1 NEW YORK STATE SENATE 2 3 4 THE STENOGRAPHIC RECORD 5 6 7 8 9 ALBANY, NEW YORK 10 May 14, 2008 11 11:14 a.m. 12 13 14 REGULAR SESSION 15 16 17 18 SENATOR JOHN J. FLANAGAN, Acting President 19 STEVEN M. BOGGESS, Secretary 20 21 22 23 24 25

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(518) 371-8910 1 P R O C E E D I N G S 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 3 Senate will come to order. 4 I ask everyone present to please 5 rise and repeat with me the Pledge of 6 Allegiance. 7 (Whereupon, the assemblage recited 8 the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.) 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: In 10 the absence of clergy, I would ask that 11 everyone join me in a moment of silence. 12 (Whereupon, the assemblage 13 respected a moment of silence.) 14 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 15 Reading of the Journal. 16 THE SECRETARY: In Senate, 17 Tuesday, May 13, the Senate met pursuant to 18 adjournment. The Journal of Monday, May 12, 19 was read and approved. On motion, Senate 20 adjourned. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 22 Without objection, the Journal stands approved 23 as read. 24 Presentation of petitions. 25 Messages from the Assembly.

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(518) 371-8910 1 Messages from the Governor. 2 Reports of standing committees. 3 Reports of select committees. 4 Communications and reports from 5 state officers. 6 Motions and resolutions. 7 Senator Fuschillo. 8 SENATOR FUSCHILLO: Thank you, 9 Mr. President. 10 On behalf of Senator Morahan, on 11 page number 66 I offer the following 12 amendments to Calendar Number 1099, Senate 13 Print Number 8047, and ask that said bill 14 retain its place on the order of Third Reading 15 Calendar. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 17 amendments are received and adopted, and the 18 bill will retain its place on the Third 19 Reading Calendar. 20 Thank you, Senator Fuschillo. 21 SENATOR FUSCHILLO: Thank you 22 very much, Mr. President. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 24 Senator Skelos. 25 SENATOR SKELOS: Mr. President,

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(518) 371-8910 1 Senator Little's resolution, 5907, was 2 previously adopted by the Senate on May 13th. 3 If we could have the title read once again, 4 and then she'd like to open it up for 5 cosponsorship. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 7 Secretary will read. 8 THE SECRETARY: By Senator 9 Little, Legislative Resolution Number 5907, 10 memorializing Governor David A. Paterson to 11 proclaim May 12 through 18, 2008, as 12 Fibromyalgia Awareness Week in the State of 13 New York. 14 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 15 Senator Little. 16 SENATOR LITTLE: Thank you, 17 Mr. President. 18 It is my pleasure and honor to have 19 this resolution before this body, and we do 20 open it up to all members. 21 Fibromyalgia is an often 22 misdiagnosed and misunderstood disease, yet it 23 affects 10 million Americans, mostly women, 24 although men also can have it as well. It has 25 no barriers as to who can be affected by

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(518) 371-8910 1 fibromyalgia. 2 It's very difficult to diagnose, 3 and many people end up going for numerous 4 tests before they are actually diagnosed with 5 fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is a chronic 6 disease. There is no cure. 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 8 Senator Little, excuse me. 9 Can we have some order. 10 SENATOR LITTLE: There is no cure 11 for this disease. The idea is to try to help 12 the patient live with fibromyalgia. 13 Personally, I became aware of this 14 disease when a very close friend of mine was 15 finally diagnosed as having fibromyalgia, and 16 interesting to listen to her as to what are 17 the effects on her life. 18 She told me, if you can think about 19 the chest protector that they put on you in 20 the dentist's office to prevent when they do 21 x-rays, she said: "There are mornings when I 22 wake up and my whole body feels like I am just 23 under that kind of a whole, heavy protector 24 and really have difficulty functioning 25 throughout the day."

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(518) 371-8910 1 So their lives are totally affected 2 in many, many different ways. And this is a 3 resolution to declare this week an awareness 4 week so that we, as their friends and 5 colleagues and people that may be able to help 6 those who have fibromyalgia, will understand 7 it better. 8 We have a group here in the chamber 9 with us, and they are sponsoring and holding 10 an awareness program in the Plaza today from 11 11:00 until 2:00. I would invite everyone to 12 attend. 13 But I also thank them for coming 14 and for helping us put a face on a disease 15 that is affecting so many Americans and is so 16 often misdiagnosed -- that's really the key 17 here -- and then it is misunderstood by many 18 other people. 19 So thank you for presenting the 20 resolution, and I invite all to join me on 21 that resolution. 22 Thank you. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Thank 24 you, Senator Little. 25 This resolution has been previously

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(518) 371-8910 1 passed. It has been opened up for 2 cosponsorship to everyone. If you do not wish 3 to be put on as a cosponsor, please notify the 4 desk. 5 Senator Skelos. 6 SENATOR SKELOS: Mr. President, 7 if we could go to the noncontroversial reading 8 of the calendar. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 10 Secretary will read. 11 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 12 705, by Senator Golden, Senate Print 4157D, an 13 act to amend the Vehicle and Traffic Law and 14 the Education Law, in relation to electronic 15 monitoring equipment. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: There 17 is a local fiscal impact note at the desk. 18 Read the last section. 19 THE SECRETARY: Section 4. This 20 act shall take effect on the 130th day. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 22 the roll. 23 (The Secretary called the roll.) 24 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 25 Senator Golden, to explain his vote.

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(518) 371-8910 1 SENATOR GOLDEN: Thank you, 2 Mr. President. 3 Every morning across this great 4 state, parents put their children on buses to 5 take their students to schools. Today in our 6 balconies we have children from this great 7 state coming here to witness government in 8 action, and many of those kids take a bus to 9 get to and from school. 10 And our parents trust the system. 11 When they send their child out, they believe 12 that their child is getting on that bus 13 safely, secured, delivered to school and 14 delivered home after the school day. 15 It's unfortunate, in cases that 16 we've seen in the New York City and New York 17 State area, where we've seen bus drivers that 18 are careless, that have been removed from the 19 buses. We've seen students that have reacted 20 in a way that was unsafe, and we've had to 21 punish those children. 22 We believe that the legislation 23 that we're about to pass today -- monitoring 24 those buses, monitoring the bus driver, 25 monitoring the actions of those on the bus --

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(518) 371-8910 1 gives that peace of mind to the parents and to 2 our schools across the State of New York that 3 that bus driver is acting safely and that 4 their children are getting to and from school 5 safely. 6 And that camera will also monitor 7 sound and speed of that bus so that we know 8 that that bus driver is acting safely and is 9 securing those children to and from their 10 homes and school. 11 We're proud of this bill. This is 12 a bill that will have a major impact on 13 securing the safety of our children. That 14 electronic monitoring system will also record, 15 like I said, the speed and the sound of that 16 bus. It will also affect the system. It will 17 be like a black box in our bus for up to 18 90 days, for a select few to be able to go in 19 there and to review it and to take action 20 against those that may have violated the trust 21 of our children. 22 So today is a great day. And I ask 23 my colleagues to vote for this, and hopefully 24 over in the Assembly they will vote for it as 25 well, and that the Governor will sign this

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(518) 371-8910 1 bill into legislation and give that peace of 2 mind for all of our parents and all of our 3 children across this state. 4 Thank you, Mr. President. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 6 Senator Golden will be recorded in the 7 affirmative. 8 Senator Adams, to explain his vote. 9 SENATOR ADAMS: Thank you, 10 Mr. President. 11 I want to applaud my colleague 12 Senator Golden on this excellent piece of 13 legislation. 14 And I believe that we should no 15 longer be afraid of technology. And as you 16 know, earlier this week I sent around a 17 prototype of putting a camera on a firearm for 18 police officers. Because if we can put 19 cameras on poles and cameras in buildings and 20 cameras in cars, we should also use cameras to 21 protect our children on school buses and allow 22 us to protect our citizens and our officers by 23 having modern technology such as cameras 24 placed on firearms as well as in school buses. 25 Technology is here, we should not

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(518) 371-8910 1 be afraid of technology, we should embrace 2 technology. It is user-friendly to make sure 3 that we can protect and become the eyes of our 4 loved ones, particularly our children, and as 5 well as our law enforcement officers and those 6 who come in contact with them. 7 So I applaud you, Senator Golden, 8 and I hope that we will continue to ensure 9 that our state leads in innovation and make 10 sure all of our offices as well as our school 11 buss are armed with the technology that will 12 make our citizens safe. 13 I vote aye. 14 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 15 Senator Adams will be recorded in the 16 affirmative. 17 Announce the results. 18 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. Nays, 19 0. 20 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 21 bill is passed. 22 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 23 770, by Senator O. Johnson, Senate Print 24 7171B, an act to amend the Public Service Law 25 and the Public Authorities Law, in relation to

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(518) 371-8910 1 net energy metering. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 3 the last section. 4 THE SECRETARY: Section 10. This 5 act shall take effect immediately. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 7 the roll. 8 (The Secretary called the roll.) 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 10 Senator Maziarz, to explain his vote. 11 SENATOR MAZIARZ: Thank you very 12 much, Mr. President. Just very briefly to 13 explain my vote. 14 I want to commend my colleague 15 Senator Owen Johnson. The concept of net 16 metering is something that is in law in 17 several states. 18 I think that in New York, hopefully 19 within the next five and a half weeks that we 20 have left in this session, working very 21 closely with Senator Johnson's staff, with my 22 counterparts over in the Assembly, that we are 23 going to have a net metering law in the State 24 of New York. 25 It's important for consumers, it's

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(518) 371-8910 1 important for the energy market here in 2 New York State. And I vote in the 3 affirmative, Mr. President. 4 Thank you. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 6 Senator Maziarz will be recorded in the 7 affirmative. 8 Senator Parker, to explain his 9 vote. 10 SENATOR PARKER: Yes, thank you, 11 Mr. President. 12 I want to stand and add my voice to 13 the chair of the Energy Committee in 14 congratulating Senator Johnson on putting 15 forth a bill that is exactly what we ought to 16 be doing now, which is creating opportunities 17 to encourage people to use alternative energy. 18 This bill is good because it 19 includes new categories of alternative energy 20 and makes sure that not only residential but 21 also commercial buildings are engaging in 22 greening the State of New York. 23 Thank you very much, Senator 24 Johnson. I vote aye. 25 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN:

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(518) 371-8910 1 Senator Parker will be recorded in the 2 affirmative. 3 And I never thought I could see 4 anyone who would rival John Bonacic for his 5 spring line of clothing. 6 (Laughter.) 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 8 Announce the results. 9 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. Nays, 10 0. 11 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 12 bill is passed. 13 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 14 830, by Senator Rath, Senate Print 1671A, an 15 act to amend the Tax Law, in relation to small 16 business. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 18 the last section. 19 THE SECRETARY: Section 4. This 20 act shall take effect immediately. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 22 the roll. 23 (The Secretary called the roll.) 24 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 25 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The

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(518) 371-8910 1 bill is passed. 2 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 3 837, by Senator Lanza, Senate Print 5802A, an 4 act to amend the Penal Law and the Criminal 5 Procedure Law, in relation to revocation. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 7 the last section. 8 THE SECRETARY: Section 6. This 9 act shall take effect on the 90th day. 10 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 11 the roll. 12 (The Secretary called the roll.) 13 THE SECRETARY: Those recorded in 14 the negative on Calendar Number 837 are 15 Senators Duane, Montgomery, Parker and 16 Perkins. 17 Ayes, 54. Nays, 4. 18 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 19 bill is passed. 20 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 21 858, by Senator Volker, Senate Print 7210, an 22 act to amend the Highway Law, in relation to 23 adding. 24 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 25 the last section.

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(518) 371-8910 1 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 2 act shall take effect immediately. 3 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 4 the roll. 5 (The Secretary called the roll.) 6 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 8 bill is passed. 9 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 10 860, by Senator Libous, Senate Print 7398, an 11 act to amend the Highway Law, in relation to 12 lighting. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 14 the last section. 15 THE SECRETARY: Section 3. This 16 act shall take effect immediately. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 18 the roll. 19 (The Secretary called the roll.) 20 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 22 bill is passed. 23 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 24 921, by Senator C. Kruger, Senate Print 7429, 25 an act to amend the Family Court Act, in

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(518) 371-8910 1 relation to juvenile delinquency preliminary 2 procedures. 3 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 4 the last section. 5 THE SECRETARY: Section 3. This 6 act shall take effect on the 60th day. 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 8 the roll. 9 (The Secretary called the roll.) 10 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 57. Nays, 11 1. Senator Duane recorded in the negative. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 13 bill is passed. 14 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 15 971, by Senator Young, Senate Print 7564, an 16 act to amend the Agriculture and Markets Law 17 and the Environmental Conservation Law, in 18 relation to farm pond dams. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 20 the last section. 21 THE SECRETARY: Section 5. This 22 act shall take effect immediately. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 24 the roll. 25 (The Secretary called the roll.)

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(518) 371-8910 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 2 Announce the results. 3 THE SECRETARY: Those recorded in 4 the negative on Calendar Number 971 are 5 Senators Adams, Breslin, Connor, Dilan, Duane, 6 Huntley, Klein, L. Krueger, LaValle, 7 Marcellino, Montgomery, Onorato, Padavan, 8 Parker, Perkins, Sabini, Savino, Schneiderman, 9 Serrano, Stachowski, Stavisky and 10 Stewart-Cousins. Also Senator C. Johnson. 11 Also Senator Morahan. 12 Ayes, 34. Nays, 24. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 14 bill is passed. 15 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 16 1040, by Senator Maziarz, Senate Print 44, an 17 act to amend the Correction Law, in relation 18 to prohibiting. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 20 the last section. 21 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 22 act shall take effect on the first of 23 November. 24 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 25 the roll.

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(518) 371-8910 1 (The Secretary called the roll.) 2 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 57. Nays, 3 1. Senator Montgomery recorded in the 4 negative. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 6 bill is passed. 7 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 8 1041, by Senator Alesi, Senate Print 172B, an 9 act to amend the Correction Law, the Executive 10 Law and the Penal Law, in relation to 11 residency. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 13 the last section. 14 THE SECRETARY: Section 6. This 15 act shall take effect on the 60th day. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 17 the roll. 18 (The Secretary called the roll.) 19 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 20 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 21 bill is passed. 22 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 23 1044, by Senator Alesi, Senate Print 277, an 24 act to amend the Correction Law, in relation 25 to work release programs.

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(518) 371-8910 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 2 the last section. 3 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 4 act shall take effect immediately. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 6 the roll. 7 (The Secretary called the roll.) 8 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 9 Senator Schneiderman, to explain his vote. 10 SENATOR SCHNEIDERMAN: Yes, thank 11 you, Mr. President. 12 Briefly, this is a piece of 13 legislation that cites "a multitude of 14 problems with work release programs for 15 inmates." It provides no more specificity 16 than that. 17 It would prohibit us from setting 18 work release programs up in the residential 19 communities from which prisoners come. This 20 is completely contrary to all of the science 21 of criminal justice that tells us the most 22 important element in our system that is 23 missing in the State of New York is a 24 competent series of reentry programs to get 25 people back in the communities they come from.

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(518) 371-8910 1 If we pass a law which prohibits us 2 from operating work release programs in areas 3 zoned residential, that undercuts the entire 4 effort. And I think, quite honestly, the 5 multitude of problems that are cited don't 6 really exist. 7 I think the people in the State of 8 New York who are working in these programs -- 9 the Department of Corrections, Probation -- 10 are really doing wonderful work in setting up 11 reentry programs that work and setting up work 12 release programs that enable people to get 13 some preparation for their release from 14 prisons. 15 Do not forget, ladies and 16 gentlemen, they may be in prison for a while, 17 but they all come home. This bill makes it 18 harder for them to come home as productive 19 working members of their society. 20 I urge everyone to vote no. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: 22 Senator Schneiderman will be recorded in the 23 negative. 24 Announce the results. 25 THE SECRETARY: Those recorded in

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(518) 371-8910 1 the negative on Calendar Number 1044 are 2 Senators Duane, L. Krueger, Montgomery, 3 Parker, Perkins and Schneiderman. Also 4 Senator Connor. Also Senator Serrano. 5 Ayes, 50. Nays, 8. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 7 bill is passed. 8 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 9 1046, by Senator Skelos, Senate Print 434, an 10 act to amend the Correction Law, in relation 11 to requiring. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 13 the last section. 14 THE SECRETARY: Section 5. This 15 act shall take effect on the first of January. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 17 the roll. 18 (The Secretary called the roll.) 19 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 20 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 21 bill is passed. 22 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 23 1048, by Senator Bonacic, Senate Print 479, an 24 act to amend the Correction Law, in relation 25 to requiring.

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(518) 371-8910 1 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 2 the last section. 3 THE SECRETARY: Section 3. This 4 act shall take effect on the 120th day. 5 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 6 the roll. 7 (The Secretary called the roll.) 8 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 10 bill is passed. 11 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 12 1049, by Senator Marcellino, Senate Print 615, 13 an act to amend the Criminal Procedure Law, in 14 relation to anonymous juries. 15 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 16 the last section. 17 THE SECRETARY: Section 4. This 18 act shall take effect on the 30th day. 19 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 20 the roll. 21 (The Secretary called the roll.) 22 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 24 bill is passed. 25 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number

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(518) 371-8910 1 1050, by Senator Flanagan, Senate Print 693, 2 an act to amend the Executive Law, in relation 3 to defendant profiting. 4 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 5 the last section. 6 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 7 act shall take effect immediately. 8 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 9 the roll. 10 (The Secretary called the roll.) 11 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 13 bill is passed. 14 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 15 1056, by Senator Skelos, Senate Print 2458A, 16 an act to amend the Correction Law, in 17 relation to notice. 18 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 19 the last section. 20 THE SECRETARY: Section 7. This 21 act shall take effect immediately. 22 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 23 the roll. 24 (The Secretary called the roll.) 25 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 57. Nays,

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(518) 371-8910 1 1. Senator Montgomery recorded in the 2 negative. 3 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 4 bill is passed. 5 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 6 1061, by Senator Golden, Senate Print 3718, an 7 act to amend the Executive Law, in relation to 8 crime victims emergency awards. 9 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 10 the last section. 11 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 12 act shall take effect immediately. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 14 the roll. 15 (The Secretary called the roll.) 16 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 18 bill is passed. 19 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 20 1063, by Senator Marcellino, Senate Print 21 5324, an act to amend the Executive Law, in 22 relation to notification. 23 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 24 the last section. 25 THE SECRETARY: Section 3. This

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(518) 371-8910 1 act shall take effect on the 60th day. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 3 the roll. 4 (The Secretary called the roll.) 5 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 7 bill is passed. 8 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 9 1064, by Senator Saland, Senate Print 5917A, 10 an act to amend the Correction Law, in 11 relation to sex offender registration. 12 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 13 the last section. 14 THE SECRETARY: Section 4. This 15 act shall take effect immediately. 16 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 17 the roll. 18 (The Secretary called the roll.) 19 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 20 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 21 bill is passed. 22 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 23 1067, by Senator Bonacic, Senate Print 490, an 24 act to amend the Alcoholic Beverage Control 25 Law, in relation to Class A-I distiller's

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(518) 371-8910 1 license. 2 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 3 the last section. 4 THE SECRETARY: Section 2. This 5 act shall take effect immediately. 6 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 7 the roll. 8 (The Secretary called the roll.) 9 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 57. Nays, 10 1. Senator Duane recorded in the negative. 11 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The 12 bill is passed. 13 THE SECRETARY: Calendar Number 14 1075, by Senator Little, Senate Print 1138A, 15 an act to amend the Local Finance Law, in 16 relation to advance refunding. 17 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Read 18 the last section. 19 THE SECRETARY: Section 3. This 20 act shall take effect immediately. 21 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: Call 22 the roll. 23 (The Secretary called the roll.) 24 THE SECRETARY: Ayes, 58. 25 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: The

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(518) 371-8910 1 bill is passed. 2 Senator Skelos, that completes the 3 noncontroversial reading of the calendar. 4 SENATOR SKELOS: Thank you, 5 Mr. President. Is there any further business 6 to come before the Senate at this time? 7 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: No 8 further business. 9 SENATOR SKELOS: There being 10 none, I move we stand adjourned until Monday, 11 May 19th, at 3:00 p.m., intervening days being 12 legislative days. 13 ACTING PRESIDENT FLANAGAN: On 14 motion, the Senate stands adjourned until 15 Monday, May 19th, at 3:00 p.m., intervening 16 days being legislative days. 17 (Whereupon, at 11:39 a.m., the 18 Senate adjourned.) 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

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