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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
Creates a temporary state commission to review and report on the usefulness of state authorities.
Creates a temporary state commission to provide for the dissolution of the New York state thruway authority and the reassignment of the powers and duties thereof; abolishes the New York state…
Requires any state agency, the judiciary or legislature receiving state funding for or providing money to other groups for capital improvements, to purchase Energy Star equipment and appliances.
Creates a cause of action for damages by any contractor, subcontractor or employee thereof, whose bid on a public works contract was rejected, against the contractor or subcontractor whose bid was…
Requires the preparation of a public health program access beneficiary report detailing employers' employees' use of medicaid, child health plus, and family health plus by the department of health…
Makes provisions for the protection of indoor air quality including the requirement that building owners develop and maintain an indoor environmental plan and undertake other responsibilities…
Reduces the fees charged by municipalities for searching records relating to birth and/or death certificates; such searches would be billed at a rate of twenty dollars an hour; half-hours work would…
Requires a new public hearing for any change made to a proposed eminent domain project after the conclusion of public hearings.
Authorizes certain vehicles with weight and dimension limitations to travel across certain highways for a limited distance.
Provides that notification of the cancellation of an insurance policy shall be made by certified mail, return receipt requested.
Creates the public housing voluntary medical alert program in New York city; creates a voluntary registry of medical conditions that may be aggravated by law enforcement activity and provides a…
Provides for an unlimited number of charters issued for charter school but maintains the percentages of recommendations.
Relates to requiring that all workers be provided with a pay stub.
Increases requirements for screening of children for lead upon enrollment in public school and upon referral to the committee on special education; provides for increased recordkeeping; requires…
Authorizes the commissioner of labor to calculate proper payment of supplements by an annualization methodology utilized by the US department of labor under the Davis-Bacon Act of 1931; provides for…
Requires school districts, outside of any city having a population of 1,000,000 or more, to make their budgets and an itemized summary of expenditures and revenue available in printed form and on…
Provides relief for senior citizens through the STAR program, setting the base figure for the exemption for the 2008-2009 school year at seventy-five thousand eight hundred dollars for eligible…
Requires hospitals to provide notice to employees and patients of environmental health and safety hazards; requires the appointment of an environmental health and safety information access contact…
Prohibits the operation of all-terrain vehicles by the general public in the state forest preserve, Long Island central pine barrens area and Albany pine bush preserve; grants exceptions for the…
Enacts provisions regarding the electric industry in New York state; prohibits electricity providers from selling electricity generated in a closed service territory and if it is a subsidized…
Provides that residential health care facilities may return and redistribute unused medication provided that such medication is in the manufacturer's original, tamper evident packaging; directs the…
Authorizes the participation of certain not-for-profit corporations which receive forty percent or more of their gross revenues through government funding to elect participation in the New York…
Requires the superintendent of every school district to prepare a public school calendar and notify the officials of nonpublic schools of such calendar for the purpose of determining the days when…
Enacts "Steven's Law"; requires passengers of motor vehicles involved in personal injury accidents to report such accident when the operator of such motor vehicle does not stop or provide…
Provides that a minor twelve or thirteen years of age may be employed by a public school district, organized in accordance with the education law, as a reading tutor of children in grades…
Establishes the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in a sexual manner, a class E felony.
Relates to establishment of "freedom health insurance plans"; provides a tax credit for certain health insurance plans purchased by small employers and certain individuals; provides additional…
Provides for licensing of occupational safety and hygiene professionals, creates state board for industrial hygiene and safety; specifies requirements for a license and authorizes limited permits;…
Authorize NYS Economic Development Power Allocation Board to allocate any power available under the economic development program, the power for jobs program, or any other program to eligible…
Allows a person acting as de facto parent to apply to the supreme court for a writ of habeas corpus to have a minor child brought before the court.
Establishes a task force on the condition of African American men in New York; such task force shall consist of 17 members; task force shall report its findings no later than December 31, 2010.
Establishes the university at Buffalo institute for African American studies; appropriates $100,000 therefor.
Requires manufacturers of cigarettes sold or distributed in the state to disclose additives used in the manufacture of cigarettes and to identify those substances which have been determined to be…
Establishes the commission on the infrastructure of New York state to ensure that the infrastructure of the state meets current and future demand and facilitates economic growth, is maintained in a…
Relates to creating the over-age and under-credited or out of school student program; provides that students who are no longer of compulsory age shall be offered programs to complete a general…
Provides that a person commits the crime of assault in the third degree, a class A misdemeanor, when he or she strikes person whom he/she knows, or reasonably should know, to be a police or peace…
Authorizes tandem trailer combination vehicles to travel on certain roads of the state.
Removes state or local government employees from the excluded class for purposes of minimum wage.
Relates to adding additional objects which a person would be guilty of criminally using drug paraphernalia in the second degree if he or she knowingly possesses or sells such objects.
Provides that a person who is found to be a persistent child predator may be sentenced as a felon; defines persistent child predator as one who commits an enumerated misdemeanor offense and who has…
Requires the registration and regulation by the commissioner of motor vehicles of rental vehicle companies, as defined; prohibits discriminatory practices by rental vehicle companies based on age,…
Provides that where a person engaged in the business of repairing household appliances identifies a part which will be necessary for repair, it is deemed warranted for the benefit of the consumer,…
Increases to 15% the amount of the empire state film production credit that can be taken against taxes administered by cities of one million or more; increases the aggregate of the credits which may…
Permits change in the program or provider at a youth center financed pursuant to the youth center facility program upon approval of the office of children and family services if it does not affect…
Authorizes the sale of gift baskets containing alcoholic beverages packaged with New York grown agricultural products.
Provides that the transitioning age of students with disabilities shall commence at the age of fourteen years.
Allows certain school districts to provide home-to-school transportation based upon patterns of actual ridership without regard to the number of students eligible for transportation and the number…
Makes the records of elementary and secondary schools available for public inspection and copying under the freedom of information law.
Provides for the timely use of funds allocated for emergency medical and trauma care, including disaster preparedness, response training and programs.
Extends from 20 to 50 years the time before which certain limited-profit housing companies may not voluntarily dissolve without consent of the commissioner or of the supervising agency.
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