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10,221 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
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Authorizes DEC to designate additional fishing events as rehabilitation for armed forces veterans or active members.
Relates to aggravated unlawful use of and the sale, delivery and transfer of body vests.
Designates a portion of the state highway system as the "Charles Varese Memorial Highway."
Designates a portion of the state highway system as the "National Veterans Highway."
Eliminates run-off elections in NYC and statewide.
Relates to establishing the New York state prescription medication cost containment program.
Provides additional tax exemptions on qualifying residential real property where two or more qualified veterans live in the same household.
Provides that multiple dwellings owned and operated by a mutual redevelopment company established pursuant to article five of the private housing finance law which contains a total of 2,800 or more…
Enacts the "behavioral health and long-term care act; provides for the establishment of a behavioral health and long-term care plan.
Requires the payment of prevailing wages on construction projects involving the state university of New York, the dormitory authority or the state university construction fund and any third party.
Provides that attorneys licensed to practice in the state may serve as a poll watcher in any city or county in the state.
Extends certain educational benefits to eligible veterans.
Requires that a contractor or sub-contractor may not engage another person to do work on a public works project unless it is pursuant to a written agreement.
Enacts the "consumer credit fairness act"; establishes a 3 year statute of limitations for commencement of a cause of action arising out of a consumer credit transaction where the defendant is a…
Relates to defining permissible personal use of campaign contributions; provides options for the disposition of unused campaign funds; prohibits certain state employees from accepting campaign…
Relates to orders of protection in termination of parental rights proceedings, child protective proceedings and permanency hearings regarding children freed for adoption.
Establishes an instant runoff voting method for certain local elections for races with three or more candidates; insures majority support for elected officers.
Designates the tenth day of March of each year as a public holiday, to be known as Harriet Tubman day.
Relates to prorating a veteran's exemption if such veteran moves within the same county.
Decreases the minimum amount of time required before a service retirement may become effective and retirees of certain retirement systems may begin to receive their retirement.
Amends various court acts (i.e., the uniform city court act, the uniform district court act, the uniform justice court act and the New York city civil court act) to provide for small claims…
Includes persons with disabilities (defined) within the definition of head of household for purposes of making them eligible for the senior citizens' tax abatement for rent-controlled and…
Authorizes a real property tax exemption for active duty reservists upon adoption of a local law, ordinance or resolution providing therefor; requires property of such active duty reservists to be…
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Relates to restrictions on eligibility to receive awards and loans, the definition of income for TAP awards, scholarships for academic excellence, and the NYS math and science teaching incentive…
Provides for emergency appropriation for the period April 1, 2010 through June 6, 2010.
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Directs the office for the aging to create a shared housing program in consultation with the division of housing and community renewal and to maintain a registry for senior citizens who seek to find…
Relates to vacancies of the court of appeals.
Provides additional rent protection for senior citizens where their rent is more than one-half of their income; additional protection, not a substitute for rent protection.
Relates to fair procedures, practices, and standards for actions by the office of medicaid inspector general and social services districts.
Repeals certain provisions relating to the assessment and reimbursement of state expenditures by an industrial development agency or authority.
Relates to charter schools; clarifies the transparency and accountability of charter schools and provides fiscal relief to the school districts where charter schools are located.
Relates to tax abatement for rent regulated property occupied by certain senior citizens or low-income and moderate-income persons.
Enacts the academic research information access act under the science, technology and innovation foundation.
Establishes a capped property school tax rate for persons seventy years of age or older who meet the eligibility requirements for the enhanced STAR exemption.
Allows a freeze to be placed upon real property taxes assessed against persons 65 years of age or older having earnings of not more than $32,000 and who have held title to the property for at least…
Enacts provisions relating to collective negotiations by health care providers with certain health care plans; applies to health benefit plans that provide benefits for medical or surgical expenses…
Establishes the small business clean environment fund for the purpose of allowing the environmental facilities corporation and the urban development corporation to assist small businesses in…
Provides that an employer shall not diminish the benefits granted a participant, or for which such participant is eligible, under an employer welfare benefit plan as such plan was in existence at…
Directs the commissioner of parks, recreation and historic preservation to establish a program of free parking for senior citizens aged sixty two and older.
Creates the New York state safe patient handling task force.
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