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Relates to the flying of September 11th remembrance flags
In Assembly Committee · Governmental Operations · Sponsor Robert Oaks
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Title of bill
An act to amend the executive law, in relation to the flying of September eleventh remembrance flags
Purpose
This bill would provide for a September 11th Remembrance Flag which every City, town and village is encouraged to display at the building housing its local legislative body on all days on which the flag of the United States of America is displayed.
Summary of provisions
An act to amend the Executive Law adding a new section 403-b, relating to the daily display of a September Eleventh Remembrance Flag.
Justification
In tribute to the fallen heroes and loved ones of the 9/11 attack, this flag will be a year-long tribute and a daily reminder that our resolve as Americans, and New Yorkers will never be compromised. To be raised daily, and prominently displayed alongside our own American and New York flags, this banner will further symbolize the steadfastness and determination of the citizens of New York State.
Legislative history
S.7316 of 2004, S.502 of 2005/2006, S.330 of 2007/2008
Fiscal implications
None.
Effective date
This law shall take effect immediately.
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