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146 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
Provides that any district attorney who knowingly solicits, accepts or receives any gift, service, hospitality, thing or promise, campaign donation, or anything else of value, under any circumstance…
Increases unemployment insurance benefits; relates to fees and expenses in unemployment insurance proceedings and non-recoverable benefits.
Provides quality out-patient care for patients of academic medical centers regardless of source of payment or insurance type; provides improved notification to patients regarding their rights to…
Relates to giving preferences to former brownfield sites with respect to DHCR unified funding rounds; provides that commissioner has discretion to determine contract awards through a competitive…
Requires cultural awareness and competence training for all medical professionals as part of their licensing requirements; requires biennial training in the non-discriminatory provision of medical…
Relates to extending the patient bill of rights to faculty practices and out-patient clinics associated with hospitals.
Adopted
Establishes new element for professional misconduct for providing expert witness testimony without reasonable medical foundation.
Establishes the health care courts pilot program.
Prohibits the sale of tobacco products, herbal cigarettes, rolling papers or pipes to persons under nineteen years of age.
Establishes crime of endangering the welfare of a child by exposing them to controlled substances.
Establishes a new crime for the illegal release of sealed records.
Requires school districts to establish and maintain peace/conflict resolution centers.
Provides for limited dental instruction for dentists licensed in another state or country at accredited schools or residency programs approved by the department of education.
Limits evidence of admissions in medical, dental or podiatric malpractice actions.
Adopted
Establishes the "gift to the homeless housing and assistance fund"; provides that effective on or after January 1, 2010 an individual may contribute to the homeless housing and assistance fund for…
Relates to activities engaged in by neighborhood preservation companies; allows certain limits on annual contract amounts may be exceeded in instances where the division of housing and community…
Adopted
Relates to conveyances involving real property financed with federal low-income housing tax credits.
Enacts the "New York state healthy kids act", to provide that only healthy foods and beverages be served, during the school day, in all schools in the state; directs the board of regents and the…
Adopted
Directs the department of education to establish a fresh fruit and vegetable program providing sponsors of non-profit school breakfast, lunch or other school child feeding programs with payments for…
Creates a nutrition and fitness website.
Adopted
Relates to the automatic expulsion of a public officer upon conviction for an egregious class A misdemeanor committed after such officer has taken the oath of office.
Adopted
Adopted
Prohibits sex offender treatment programs from requiring that inmates or applicants for such program admit guilt to any crime as a prerequisite for admission into such program.
Prohibits deposit initiators from picking up commingled containers processed through a reverse vending machine.
Requires that any persons operating a motor vehicle involved in an accident be subjected to mandatory breath and chemical testing.
Directs the commissioner of education to establish a Hispanic youth symposium initiative; requires the establishment of 3 regional symposiums to provide year-round activities for students;…
Excludes substitute teachers from the limits imposed on unemployment insurance benefits available during vacation periods for professional employees of educational institutions.
that the term "mortgage" shall also include a loan owed to a bank secured by a second lien on a fee simple or leasehold estate in real property located in the state and improved by a residential…
Relates to loans for a state-aided project owned by a limited-profit housing company and comprising in excess of five thousand rental dwelling units.
Provides for access by property owners into dwelling units in certain circumstances.
Modifies the composition of the membership of the NYC Housing Authority to specifically include tenant representatives.
Provides for the construction of dwellings in urban development action areas.
Relates to the making of loans or grants for the acquisition, construction or rehabilitation of housing accommodations by the NYC housing development corporation.
Enacts the "New York state housing opportunity zones act;" authorizes a pilot program to create locally proposed housing opportunity zones, providing for a mixture of locally approved and state…
Establishes an insurer may not exclude basic economic loss from certain coverages; establishes where a covered person is guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs…
Creates the insurer fund for underserved neighborhood/rural area development corporation; provides that such corporation shall operate in accordance with a plan of operation; provides that the…
Defines, for purposes of the Mitchell-Lama housing projects, "essential services" which landlord in limited-profit housing companies are obligated to provide and requires that any authorized maximum…
Requires the district attorney to file information with the accusatory instrument when certain crimes are committed against a woman and it is not charged as a hate crime.
Permits a liquor retailer for off-site consumption to register three liquor stores under one license; permits such liquor retailers to sell certain food items.
Relates to procedures for the adoption of local laws imposing more restrictive standards for construction than those under the state uniform fire prevention and building code; requires approval of…
Relates to the powers of the NYS housing finance agency to finance certain multi-family homes.
Relates to civil penalties that may be imposed for violations of the rent stabilization law of 1969 and the emergency tenant protection act of 1974 and amends provisions of law relating to statute…
Establishes the New York Main street program to provide financial and technical assistance to help communities preserve and revitalize downtown business districts.
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