
Assembly · District 49 · 2009–10
Peter Abbate
AD-49No longer in office
In office since 2009 · 7 sessions
Sponsored
196
195 bills, 1 resolution
Passed a house
21
bills, Senate or Assembly
Signed into law
15
by the governor
Avg impact
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no rated bills passed yet
Vote participation
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Assembly votes aren’t published in the NYS API
Effectiveness
31 of 197 sponsored bills passed (15.8%), ranking #2 of 153 in the Assembly. Effectiveness points, which weigh each passed bill by its impact, start with the 2023–24 session.
All sponsored legislation
196 bills and resolutions, newest firstHide resolutions
- A2345In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Allows certain members employed by the department of taxation and finance to retire without reduction of benefits upon completing 25 or more years of service
- A2437In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Provides that retirement system members who retire after completion of more than 30 years of service would receive an allowance based on 2% of final average salary
- A2784In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Provides cost-of-living adjustments
- A4098In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Exempts certain public employees and court clerks from provisions of law requiring the payment of an application fee for appointment as a notary public
- A4143In Assembly Committee· Apr 19, 2010Provides for a 25 year retirement plan for peace officers employed by the unified court system and who are 55 years of age; repealer
- A5095In Assembly Committee· Feb 24, 2010Allows certain Tiers II and V police officers and firefighters to retire without a reduction due to early retirement upon attainment of age 55
- A5597In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Relates to the negotiability of discipline in a collective bargaining agreement
- A2435In Assembly Committee· Feb 4, 2010Establishes alternative retirement benefits for peace officers in the department of motor vehicles
- A2439In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Relates to the powers of the Triborough bridge and tunnel authority
- A2440In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Authorizes bridge and tunnel officers of Triborough bridge and tunnel authority to enforce all provisions of law in and about authority facilities
- A4102In Assembly Committee· Apr 19, 2010Provides that uniformed peace officers employed by the unified court system may retire upon the completion of 25 years of creditable service
- A4104In Senate Committee· Jun 23, 2010Grants additional credit on competitive exams to children and siblings of members of the uniformed force of the department of sanitation killed in line of duty
- A4142In Assembly Committee· Apr 19, 2010Allows certain Tier I and all Tier II peace officers of the unified court system to receive up to 30 days of unused accumulated vacation time toward FAS
- A4144In Assembly Committee· Apr 19, 2010Allows peace officers employed by the NYSUCS to retire without benefit reduction due to early retirement upon attainment of age 50 and 25 years of service; repealer
- A4294In Senate Committee· Feb 24, 2010Makes it an improper employer practice for a county legislature to reject an agreement negotiated by an employee organization when such agreement can be implemented
- A5094In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Affords members of the New York city police force and New York city fire department the option of taking a monetary payment in lieu of terminal leave
- A5312In Assembly Committee· Jan 26, 2010Relates to the post-retirement benefit payable upon the death of a retiree of the New York state teachers' retirement system within the first 3 years of retirement
- A5774In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Allows firefighters and fire officers employed by the New York city fire department to attend one course without tuition at a senior college of the CUNY system
- A5775In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Provides members of the N.Y. city police force shall be given option of taking a monetary payment in lieu of terminal leave at rate applicable on date of retirement
- A6255In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2010Relates to providing health insurance coverage for surviving spouses of N.Y. city department of correction and certain sanitation workers