32 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
Authorizes and directs the department of health to conduct a study on drugs prescribed for school-age children with ADD and ADHD.
Vetoed
Adopted
Provides that pallets used in the transportation or storage of food or perishable goods and items be made from impermeable materials.
Provides that all schools shall have a multi-cultural curriculum.
Provides that fairs, shopping centers and amusement parks shall provide recycling containers and participate in available recycling programs.
Provides for financial education courses for people who have a certain credit score.
Provides for a personal income tax credit for resident taxpayers who invest in minority-owned or women owned businesses; credit shall be thirty percent of the first thirty thousand dollars invested…
Reconveys real property in Brooklyn known as 742 Hancock Street to Tanisha Weeks-Ferguson, which was acquired by the city of New York pursuant to an in rem tax foreclosure proceeding on December 9,…
Provides that rates for phone calls from correctional facilities shall be comparable to the surrounding community and provides that phone contracts for correctional facilities shall be based on the…
Requires web pages engaged in sales to conspicuously display all disclaimers.
Creates the consumer overdraft protection act.
Provides that statements of defendants in custody must be electronically recorded in order to be admitted in evidence.
Requires all rebates to be provided to a purchaser at the time of the purchase of the good or service to which the rebate applies; provides for a civil penalty of not less than one hundred dollars…
Provides that correctional institution officials shall provide instruction to and assist certain prisoners, at least ninety days prior to their release, to apply to receive Medicaid after their…
Provides that cost of living adjustments shall be excluded in determining eligibility for certain government assistance programs.
Provides that bridge ways, walkways and overpasses built for safety purposes during construction be salted and shoveled when snow or ice appears.
Provides for a Vacant Lot Development program to provide low interest financing for vacant lots in cities with a population of one million or more.
Reconveys real property in Brooklyn known as 355 Amboy Street to Carol Moseley, which was acquired by the city of New York pursuant to an in rem tax foreclosure proceeding on May 28, 1986.
Provides that persons who purchase ammunition at retail shall register with the seller and a statewide data base shall be maintained.
Prohibits employers from putting social security numbers on checks, drafts or vouchers issued to employees.
Enacts the "New York clean state and clean city act of 2009" relating to greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
Provides that income tax credit be given for businesses that participate in the Locks of Love program.
Provides that state contracts shall require hiring of homeless persons and state agencies shall monitor and enforce provisions of said contracts.
Provides for enhanced enforcement of the warranty of habitability for housing accommodations; provides court may award punitive damages to a tenant upon finding the landlord's breach of warranty was…
Provides that information as to a student shall not be released by the state or city university of New York or an alumni association thereof without the student's written consent.
Provides for high school students to receive applications to enroll and vote by mail in their schools and for the transmission of applications by the school.
Provides that public pension systems in the state may invest in hedge funds and fund-of-hedge funds in accordance with rules and regulations.
Provides that juniors and seniors at secondary schools and students at the state and city universities of New York must take a financial literacy course.
Makes an appropriation to the office of mental retardation and developmental disabilities to offset the cost of increased development of residential facilities in unserved and underserved communities.
Relates to providing child care services to families where one parent is attending a post secondary educational program full time while the other parents is working full time.
Adopted