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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 pharmacies to post notice of the professional misconduct complaint process.
Requires the commissioner of social services to ensure that all recipients of public assistance reside in housing that is in compliance with the building codes, ordinances and regulations of the…
Requires the office of children and family services to track and report elder abuse and to issue a biennial report to the governor, legislature and office for the aging regarding the incidence of…
Directs the commissioner of social services to implement a policy whereby the department shall not make multiple monthly payments for rental housing costs attributable to unrelated public assistance…
Authorizes boards of cooperative educational services to enter into contracts with public libraries for high-speed telecommunications services.
Relates to financial contributions by recipients of temporary housing assistance.
Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow a district court judge to temporarily serve as a family court judge in the judicial district of his or her residence.
Relates to providing recourse for manufactured homeowners in manufactured home parks confronted with unjustifiable rent increases; creates a local option in counties in New York state to provide…
Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow a district court judge to temporarily serve as a family court judge in the judicial district of his or her residence.
Enacts the higher education community service act to promote volunteer service by higher education students; creates a council for higher education community service to regulate and recognize…
Relates to resale of tickets to places of entertainment; provides for the regulation of boxing and wrestling relating to tickets to places of entertainment.
Relates to making live organ donors eligible for free health insurance, term life insurance and student loan forgiveness.
Adopted
Relates to the destruction of seized and forfeited cigarettes and tobacco products.
Relates to the regulation of outdoor wood boilers.
Relates to filling vacancies for unexpired terms.
Provides that certain people may not possess antique firearms, black powder firearms, or muzzle loading firearms.
Prohibits convicted sex offenders from entering children's reading rooms at public libraries and establishes a pilot program for facial recognition software for use in libraries.
Authorizes the Urban Development Corporation to create a subsidiary corporation for the purpose of the further planning, design, and oversight of the Atlantic Yards land use improvement and civic…
Authorizes city of Rochester to offer retirement benefits to Paul Lewandowski pursuant to sections 384-d and 384-e of the retirement and social services law.
Provides that the commissioner may accept compliance with standards of The Joint Commission as evidence that dually licensed psychiatric hospitals are in compliance with minimal operational standards.
Provides that the failure to report a release of hazardous substances is a class A misdemeanor and any such subsequent violation shall be a class E felony.
Provides a $500,000 supplemental valuation impact grant to the West Valley central school district.
Relates to the confidentiality of unemployment insurance information.
Establishes the advisory committee on public wellness to assist health insurers and employers in establishing wellness programs for insureds and employees.
Allows a professional conduct officer to obtain records of patients or clients prepared by a licensed professional in an investigation of a complaint of professional misconduct.
Relates to the shipment of cigarettes.
Restricts the use of decabromodiphenyl ether in certain products.
Adopted
Adopted
Relates to emerging technology industrial classifications for clean environment and energy technologies.
Clarifies conciliation procedures in cases when the recipient of public assistance programs refuses to comply with employment program requirements.
Establishes the office of the chief information officer, the enterprise executive governance board and the information technology investment board; relates to state procurement of technology;…
Relates to the review of criminal history information of certain persons rendering community based services to individuals with mental illness or mental retardation and developmental disabilities.
Relates to permits for licensed brewers to serve small samples of their beer or malt beverages at certain events; includes fees and definition of small sample; such permit shall include the…
Establishes a hospitality gift fund for the homeless.
Relates to powers of banking board, restrictions on employees of the banking department, collecting assessment fees, suspending mortgage bankers and brokers for cause and eliminating outdated…
Requires greater disclosure and transparency of campaign finance information; provides for independent expenditure reporting; prohibits a person, campaign committee or political party from falsely…
Relates to trapping license to trap snapping turtles.
Extends until 2012 a demonstration program to determine the most effective method for the disposal of drugs.
Relates to net energy metering for micro-hydroelectric generating equipment.
Relates to licensed lenders, licensed cashers of checks, sales finance companies, premium finance companies, budget planners, and transmitters of money.
Provides for twenty-four hours of consecutive rest for farm laborers.
Establishes a veterans' gerontological advisory committee.
Increases the bond and note authorization of the New York State Housing Finance Agency.
Requires the governor to meet with the assembly and with the senate legislature once a month for the purpose of answering questions relating to the strategic direction, financial status and general…
Requires that certain New York citizens who have been discharged from the Armed Forces or the National Guard be provided with a copy of their birth certificate without charge.
Provides that the New York power authority shall have jurisdiction over any municipal corporation that owns and operates an electric distribution system and distributes any power from the authority.
Increases the membership of the Orange county water authority from 5 members to 7 members.
Relates to establishment of initial rents in housing accommodations rehabilitated with loans to housing development companies.
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