Bills by

Darrel J. Aubertine

Senator

10,316 bills as primary sponsorProfile and scorecard →aubertin@senate.state.ny.us

2009-2010 session

Sponsored bills

10,316 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

S3453Senate· Moved Mar 26, 2009· Substituted by a2046a
Makes provisions regarding enforcement of open meetings law: court may void, stay, or impose a civil penalty
Strengthens the open meetings law by providing two alternatives to court invalidation of an action taken when any aspect of a meeting is closed in violation of the law: first, a court may stay the…
Suzi OppenheimerOn the Senate floor
ImpactPending
PassagePending
S3020Senate· Moved Mar 26, 2009· Substituted by a6382
Accepting FOIL requests through electronic mail
Provides that each agency shall accept FOIL requests through electronic mail; such agencies shall respond via electronic mail to the extent practicable.
David J. ValeskyOn the Senate floor
Impact

A300Assembly· Signed Mar 23, 2009· Approval memo.1

Enacts the "New York higher education cares act" to distribute student residual consumer goods from state universities and colleges to not-for-profit organizations

Enacts the "New York higher education cares act" to distribute student residual consumer goods from state universities and colleges to not-for-profit organizations.

Joan MillmanSigned by Governor

Signed into law

ImpactPending

OutcomeSigned into law

A6902Assembly· Moved Mar 23, 2009· Enacting clause stricken

Creates a procedure for settling final guardianship reports upon the death of an incapacitated person

Creates a procedure for settling final guardianship reports upon the death of an incapacitated person.

Peter RiveraStricken

ImpactPending

PassagePending

A3483Assembly· Vetoed Mar 23, 2009· Tabled

Allows an action for unlawful discriminatory practice to be brought within three years after dismissal for administrative convenience

Authorizes the institution of a suit in any court of competent jurisdiction alleging a violation of the human rights law for a period of three years after the dismissal of a complaint for…

Crystal Peoples-StokesVetoed

Vetoed

ImpactPending

OutcomeVetoed