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16,516 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
Relates to home mortgage loans, the crime of mortgage fraud and the filing of transfers and assignments of mortgages.
Revives, until May 15, 2010, the repealed provisions of article 25 of the arts and cultural affairs law, relating to tickets to places of entertainment, which expired on June 1, 2009.
Requires prevailing party in foreclosure action to maintain property in safe and habitable condition; allows municipality to enforce this section.
Provides special protections to tenants of properties that have been foreclosed.
Authorizes the commissioner of health to approve ten, instead of five, general hospitals within the state to operate transitional care units by and within such general hospitals.
Requires facilities to disclose nursing quality indicators; provides for facilities with an operating certificate to make available to the public information regarding nurse staffing and patient…
Requires written disclosure of any penalties to be imposed on heavy users of mail-order movie rentals; such penalties must be disclosed on advertising literature clearly and legibly; prohibits…
Relates to the effectiveness of provisions regarding special taxes and supplemental taxes on passenger car rentals.
Relates to the resale of tickets to places of entertainment; requires disclosure to purchaser if a ticket is for a seat with an obstructed view; requires consumer protection board to report on…
Requires insurers to provide an insurer or subscriber who is a victim of domestic violence, upon request of such insurer or subscriber, with the option to designate alternative contact information…
Creates a consumer bill of rights regarding railroad passengers; establishes certain services shall be provided whenever railroad passengers have boarded a train and are delayed more than three…
Requires the furnishing of programs and services to pupils who attend private or parochial schools upon request of persons in parental relation, except in cities with a population of one million or…
Increases amounts of tax exemptions from $20,000 to $30,000 with respect to pensions and annuities.
Requires the operator of a store to post signs regarding reusable bags.
Requires insurance companies to disclose claims information to municipalities employing 400 or more employees to determine how their benefits are used; provides for imposition of a fine for failure…
Establishes the New York state environmental technology institute within the science and technology foundation, which shall contract with a certain local development corporation to establish such…
Establishes the home delivered meal assistance program.
Establishes the commission on education in the twenty-first century which shall examine the system of school districts and the delivery of education related services in the state and shall recommend…
Provides for testing of newborns for presence of alcohol and/or controlled substance; makes provisions for intensive drug rehabilitation services as preventative services for any parent of a newborn…
Establishes the crimes of possession of an unauthorized recording in the first and second degree; requires intent to sell such recording.
Authorizes electronic notarization.
Provides that no seller, supplier or distributor of automotive refinish material shall sell or offer for sale to any prospective purchaser any automotive refinish material which is labeled for…
Establishes the crime of sale or possession of images of animal cruelty.
Provides for state reimbursement to all elementary and secondary schools, BOCES, and schools for the deaf and blind for the cost of metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax payments.
Excludes livery that is dispatched from a central facility.
Requires that any monies expended for pensions or other retirement benefits not be regarded when determining total spending for a school's contingency budget.
Requires that all expenditures related to health insurance or retirement benefits not be included when determining total spending for a school's contingency budget.
Establishes a task force to examine the inequities within the New York state child support system; includes procedures and rights of parties; provides for enforcement and collection; provides for…
Relates to the imposition of a tax on intra-state transportation services; does not include taxicabs, livery as defined in counties and cities with a population of one million or more or where the…
Provides that the sale of an alcoholic beverage by an on-premises retail licensee or permittee to a visibly intoxicated person shall be punishable as a felony.
Requires that any expenditure required pursuant to a legislative mandate be disregarded when determining total spending for purposes of a school's contingency budget.
Permits Lynn P. Smith to file a request for retroactive membership in the NYS and local employees' retirement system for employment with the city of Lockport Youth Bureau in 1970; provides that the…
Increases the mortgage recording tax in counties outside of the metropolitan transportation district from twenty-five cents to fifty cents.
Transfers the liability for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (Metlife) claim-over payments to the abandoned property fund; provides that the comptroller shall pay a person or the estate of a…
Extends provisions of law relating to low cost power; extends expiration of the power for jobs program and the energy costs savings benefit program; establishes an energy audit program.
Requires teachers in public and non-public school systems to be trained in identifying and responding to asthma emergencies in accordance with standards to be prescribed by the commissioner of…
Provides for regulation of delegates to a constitutional convention, their election, and public financing for such elections.
Provides for the submission to the people the question of whether or not to convene a constitutional convention.
Adopted
Establishes the "Sorry Works! demonstration program".
Increases the compulsory school age to eighteen and extends age eligibility for high school to under twenty-two years of age.
Relates to certain functions of charter schools, establishes the charter school loan and lease program and expands the purposes of the charter school stimulus fund.
Permits the shared purchasing and storage of highway equipment by contiguous towns.
Requires elementary and secondary schools to have courses of instruction in the history, structure, activities and role of labor unions in the American political and economic system and their…
Relates to professional services providers.
Provides for certain reporting requirements for public entities.
Sets forth who shall be deemed public officers for purposes of the retirement and social security law.
Alters provisions that a person be given just compensation if his or her residence or small business is taken through the eminent domain procedure; provides that all such claims relating to the…
Provides that a court may require that a new election be held when there is clear and convincing evidence that the wrong candidate was determined to be the winner.
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