
20,435 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 written notification to parents of infant's whose DNA or blood spots are retained.
Requires health care providers (i.e., an entity licensed/certified under certain articles of the public health law or the mental hygiene law, a health care practitioner licensed/registered/certified…
Requires written notification to patients where a pharmacist is substituting a generic version of a drug product by one manufacturer for a generic version of a drug product by another manufacturer.
Authorizes chronic kidney disease pilot projects.
Provides that the issue of military deployment shall not be considered as a factor in the awarding of custody in marital actions where a suitable child care plan is presented.
Relates to a medical assistance information and payment system; directs the department of health to issue a request for proposal for the purpose of providing the system within 90 days.
Provides that the real property tax exemption for professional basketball and hockey franchises in a city of one million or more shall be subject to enactment of a local law by the legislative body…
Authorizes the disposition of proceeds from the sale of public lands and personal property of the state for the purpose of reducing state-sponsored debt.
Relates to allowing residential health care facilities meeting certain requirements located in Erie county and Niagara county reimbursement at rate of forty percent above the rate set forth in 10…
Relates to the membership of the Stewart airport commission.
Extends transitional provisions of law relating to the extension of the bank tax.
Requires school buses that contract with the NYC department of education to retrofit certain buses with certain equipment; requires that all buses used to provide transportation services to students…
Requires the New York state energy research and development authority to submit an annual report detailing energy efficiency portfolio standard and approving programs.
Relates to appointment of a superior officer in the police department of the village of Freeport.
Relates to youth drug and alcohol detoxification; authorizes approved applicant to petition family court for the review by a physician of a youth for possible drug and alcohol detoxification;…
Provides that employers who extend funeral or bereavement leave to an employee for the death of a spouse, child, parent or other relative shall not deny the same leave for the death of an employee's…
Requires automobile dealers display a fuel economy label on all new vehicles.
Creates the short term military service guardian; parent w/o joint custody may appoint service guardian; maximum 180 days.
Provides that any records indicating the proposed terms of a collective bargaining agreement be made available to the public immediately when such records are sent to members of a public employee…
Makes it a discriminatory practice to compensate employees of different sexes differently for work that is of comparable worth; specifically provides when differing compensation is permissible;…
Provides for a 25 year retirement plan for Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 peace officers employed by the unified court system upon attainment of age 55; provides that the costs will be borne by the…
Enacts the "child abuse medical services act" to ensure that actual and suspected cases of child abuse are handled by properly qualified medical and allied personnel.
Provides that uniformed peace officers employed by the unified court system may retire upon the completion of 25 years of creditable service; provides that the benefit upon retirement would be an…
Allows Tier I peace officers in the unified court system with membership dates on or after April 1, 1972 and all Tier II peace officers in the UCS to receive up to 30 days of unused accumulated…
Allows peace officers employed by the unified court system to retire without benefit reduction due to early retirement upon attainment of age 50 and completion of 25 years of service.
Increases allowable maximum income of persons occupying rental units otherwise eligible for tax abatement in certain cases under provisions applicable to senior citizens' rent increase exemption…
Allows Tier III and Tier IV court clerks of the city of New York in the unified court system who have made 3% member contributions after having completed 10 years of service credit, to receive a…
Authorizes the reimbursement of R.B.
Enacts the "New York State fair pay act"; provides that it shall be an unlawful employment practice for an employer to discriminate between employees on the basis of sex, race and/or national origin…
Provides that peace officers of the unified court system who retire from service after the completion of more than 30 years of service would receive an allowance based on two percent of final…
Establishes the sexual assault nurse examiner and sexual assault forensic examiner grant program to award grants to provide statewide access to services provided by sexual assault nurse examiners…
Makes it a discriminatory practice for public employers to compensate employees of different sexes differently for work that is of comparable worth; makes exception for seniority system; prohibits…
Seeks to comply with the federal equal pay act of 1963 by implementing a state policy of compensating employees in state service equally for work of comparable value by eliminating wage inequality…
Creates a program for public awareness of post-polio sequelae within the department of health to alert post-poliomyelitis survivors and their families about this condition and proper treatment for…
Relates to authorizing the seizure and confinement of animals in connection with the prevention of rabies.
Authorizes a governmental agency, by rule or regulation, or municipality, by local law ordinance, to designate a highway or portion of highway as open for travel by an ATV in order to gain access to…
Amends the definition of "cider" to include certain fruits and fruit wines.
Requires written responses to reports of examination by the office of the state comptroller, reports of external audits performed by independent public accountants or management letters prepared in…
Increases the membership of the board of trustees of the state university of New York from seventeen to eighteen members; new member to be the president of the faculty council of community colleges.
Relates to the collection of charges for residential utility service deemed to be rent.
Requires fire chiefs to annually report fire department resource inventory, personnel information and specialized capabilities.
Authorizes the development of a fall and injury prevention program and the creation of a fall and injury prevention coordinating council.
Allows certain inmates to be granted a merit time allowance; allows inmates who are victims are able to prove that they were subjected to substantial physical, sexual or psychological abuse, that…
Provides that possession of a condom may not be received in evidence in any trial, hearing or proceeding as evidence of prostitution, patronizing a prostitute, promoting prostitution, permitting…
Increases allowable maximum income of persons occupying rental units otherwise eligible for tax abatement in certain cases under provisions applicable to senior citizens' rent increase exemption…
Provides that actions by the attorney general for unlawful practice of law shall be construed to include both civil and criminal actions; makes conforming changes.
Establishes the New York certified retirement community program within the office for the aging and New York Livable Integrated Elder Friendly Retirement Communities (New York LIFE) program;…
Requires veterinarians and veterinary technicians to complete continuing education during each triennial registration period; provides various exemptions from such requirement.
Adds to the definition of serious injury and relates to determining the sufficiency of the evidence related to the serious injury; question of fact determined by the trier.
Limits evidence of admissions in medical, dental or podiatric malpractice actions.
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