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20,524 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Requires orders of protection and temporary orders of protection issued in family court or in cases of family offenses in criminal court to be translated by an interpreter into the native language…
Provides that a social services official may not recover assistance properly paid as permitted where a recipient or former recipient of such assistance was required to participate in a work…
Requires that in order to temporarily remove a child with the consent of the parent or responsible person, such parent or person shall be given certain information regarding such consent, and such…
Makes technical corrections to chapter 331 of 2008 which permits municipal corporations to offer health services and insurance for volunteer firefighters and ambulance companies.
Provides for distinctive license plates for veterans of the armed forces of the United States.
Authorizes taxpayers certified as an empire zone business immediately preceding the day the empire zones program expired to be deemed certified until April 1, 2014.
Defines qualifying real property taxes to include municipal user fees, for purposes of the real property tax circuit breaker; defines "municipal user fees" as any municipal fee charged to a…
Defines qualifying real property taxes to include municipal user fees, for purposes of the real property tax circuit breaker; defines "municipal user fees" as any municipal fee charged to a…
Requires the suspension of a driver's license for an accident caused by the failure to yield the right of way and such failure results in the death of a person.
Authorizes persons under the age of fourteen to participate in special events involving snowmobiles.
Increases the number of days for filing a permissive referendum on a petition from thirty to forty-five and decreasing the percentage of electors required to sign a petition from twenty percent to…
Relates to participation by free association public libraries in the New York state and local employees' retirement system.
Requires the registration of mail-in second-hand precious metals dealers with the department of state; and regulates the conduct of the business thereof.
Directs public service commission to require utilities involved in vegetation management program to give 60 days notice prior to such activity and to hold public hearings in affected communities 30…
Relates to the establishment of the centers of excellence program for the purpose of fostering collaboration between academic research community and the business sector to develop and commercialize…
Authorizes unallocated expansion and replacement power and a percentage of relinquished or withdrawn expansion and replacement power to be allocated for the purposes of western New York economic…
Provides that not-for-profit corporations shall not be eligible for funding from the state when the officers, directors, or administrators receive a greater salary than the governor receives.
Repeals the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax imposed by part C of Chapter 25 of the laws of 2009.
Increases the minimum age of persons permitted to use tanning facilities.
Relates to combining the Nassau and New York City regional off-track betting corporations into the metropolitan off-track betting corporation.
Adopted
Authorizes the NYC housing authority to transfer or restructure the ownership of all or part of certain housing developments.
Establishes a local law adopted by a county, city or town and subject to referendum on petition shall not take effect until at least 60 days after its adoption.
Expands the scope of a study conducted by the department of health and the office of children and family services regarding the risks and dangers associated with female genital mutilation; requires…
Prohibits a court from denying class certification for purposes of class action lawsuits solely because the action involves governmental operations.
Requires sunscreen products to be labeled with expiration dates and storage recommendations; authorizes the attorney general to seek injunctive relief, restitution, and civil penalties in the case…
Relates to the age eligibility for voting and holding office in episcopal churches.
Allows certain Tier II and IV police officers and firefighters to retire without a reduction due to early retirement upon attainment of age 55; and removes the thirty-two year cap on service credit…
Provides that excess investment tax credit amounts may be refundable to operators of a farm operation.
Makes it an improper employer practice for a county legislature which has allocated funds to reject an agreement negotiated by an employee organization which has been certified to represent…
Includes pupils from school districts within a city having a population of one million or more within the definition of child for the purposes of their protection from abuse and maltreatment in…
Allows Tier II and Tier V members of the New York state and local police and fire retirement system to retire at age 55 with 30 or more years of service with no reduction.
Permits any investigator employed by the department of law to retire upon completion of twenty-five years of creditable service, regardless of age; provides that the benefit upon retirement would be…
Extends the benefits of the variable supplements fund to all New York city police officers, firefighters, housing police, transit police and registered domestic partners.
Permits registrants of stolen motor vehicles, motorcycles or trailers to credit the unused portion of the requisite registration fee against any subsequent registration fees for other vehicles owned…
Directs the department of health to contract with community-based organizations and not-for-profit corporations for the provision of outreach, information and educational services to immigrants on…
Establishes the Arts and Artifacts Domestic Indemnity Act; provides that the council on the arts may enter into indemnity agreements to indemnify certain items from loss or damage; establishes…
Authorizes Rockland community college to establish a tuition reduction program for active members in good standing of the volunteer fire companies and ambulance service corps in Rockland county.
Establishes the department of corrections shall provide an inmate, upon his or her discharge, with educational information about the prevention of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), instructions…
Includes certain conditions in operating permits issued to sources subject to the federal Clean Air Act; and directs the department of environmental conservation to solicit from the department of…
Provides for the transfer of a portion of fines issued for illegally passing a school bus to the comprehensive school bus driver safety training program for the study and promotion of issues…
Allows taxpayers to contribute to the support of the animal population control fund by marking a space on a corporate or personal income tax return.
Relates to criminal mischief in the third degree.
Enacts the "protection in the workplace act"; provides that injuries to employees as a result of the commission of a sexual offense shall entitle such employee to all rights and benefits available…
Prohibits the sale of academic dissertations, theses and term papers whether written or provided through electronic media.
Provides for the phase-out on varying time schedules of state use of various categories of pesticides on state property; does not apply to certain antimicrobial pesticides; requires the department…
Permits correction officers to be color blind.
Changes community service to be compensatory service in certain sentencing alternative programs to distinguish such service from the service provided by volunteers.
Creates the "Peconic Bay Region Workforce Housing Opportunity Act".
Establishes the chief administrator of the courts shall submit annually a report on the administration, function and effectiveness of the Drug Treatment Court Program during the preceding year.
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