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9,426 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
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Relates to allowing certain special assessing units other than cities to adjust their current base proportions.
Authorizes Hands Across Long Island, Inc. to retroactively apply for a real property tax exemption for certain property in Ronkonkoma, Suffolk county.
Provides for the dissolution of the village of Medina housing authority and the village of Medina urban renewal agency in the county of Orleans.
Extends the interagency task force on human trafficking until September 1, 2013.
Signed into law
Expands the residency requirements for New York city marshals to allow residency in the counties of Nassau, Westchester, Suffolk, Orange, Rockland or Putnam.
Signed into law
Prohibits the interruption of service during review of an application by the loft board.
Adds land in the Town of Hopewell on which the Friends of the Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center, Inc. operates, to the list of premises which are exempt from the provisions of law which generally…
Signed into law
Permits pharmacists that practice in licensed health care facilities to engage in collaborative management of drug therapy to reduce potential medication errors and adverse reactions pursuant to…
Signed into law
Provides that the town of Orangetown, county of Rockland is hereby authorized to permanently discontinue the use of certain town lands as parkland.
Signed into law
Provides that sexual contact upon a person under the age of 13 by a person 21 years of age or older shall be sexual abuse in the first degree.
Signed into law
Relates to mercury-added consumer products.
Signed into law
Reduces the required minimum age for obtaining a junior archery license from fourteen years to twelve years of age.
Signed into law
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Relates to the powers and duties of NYSERDA with respect to collection of information regarding energy efficient outdoor lighting; requires NYSERDA to make available for public and private uses, the…
Extends until November 30, 2013, the authorization granted to the county of Onondaga for an additional one percent of sales and compensating use taxes.
Relates to authorizing the seizure and confinement of animals in connection with the prevention of rabies.
Requires the Long Island power authority to conform to safety standards regarding manual lockable disconnect switches for solar electric generating equipment.
Requires health clubs to provide automated external defibrillators during business hours when they are staffed.
Defines the terms electronic prescription and electronic signature and enacts provisions for their use.
Authorizes the city of Kingston to amortize the cost of payments to employees upon separation of service from such city during 2011.
Allows license to sell liquors at retail for consumption on certain premises, located at 1429 Fifth Avenue in the borough of Manhattan, county, city and state of New York.
Authorizes the city of New York to discontinue use of and transfer certain parklands in exchange for other lands to be utilized for park purposes in furtherance of a development plan for Coney Island.
Requires commercial insurers to make available an option to parents/guardians purchasing family health insurance policies to cover their mentally or physically challenged dependents.
Extends certain provisions of law relating to the resale of tickets to places of entertainment.
Signed into law
Relates to the operations of credit services businesses.
Relates to provisions concerning debt collection procedures.
Restricts age, geographical and other forms of discrimination in the rental of motor vehicles; provides for both attorney general and private right of action; limits maximum allowable deposit used…
Enacts the "anti-organized retail theft act"; criminalizes organized retail theft and establishes the crime of leader of an organized retail theft enterprise; relates to the authorization of…
Directs the Triborough bridge and tunnel authority to issue short distance commuter passes (permitting travel at no charge between intersections and barriers in the permit area) on the Marine…
Requires registration of home improvement contractors with the department of state; permits denial of registration for convictions for fraud; provides for civil penalties for operating without…
Requires debt collection agencies to be licensed by the state; requires bonding and allows for penalties.
Grants consumers the right to cancel motor vehicle installment contract within one day; establishes procedures therefor; permits waiver of such right; provides for reappraisal of trade-in vehicles…
Prohibits the sale or offer for sale at retail of bottled water for human consumption, food preparation or culinary purposes in this state in a beverage container unless such container includes on…
Provides for budget planning and debt settlement services.
Conforms state law to recent federal changes pertaining to motor vehicle retail leasing to enhance consumer protection; provides for additional disclosures regarding terms and conditions, fees,…
Entitles the heirs of a non-uniform correction department employee killed in the line of duty from an act of violence in a correctional facility to a benefit of $50,000; provides the comptroller to…
Prohibits the solicitation of loans by means of distributing checks to persons who have not requested a loan where the endorsement of such check constitutes acceptance of the terms of the loan…
Enacts various provisions relating to the definition, registration and regulation of motor vehicle dealers, particularly with respect to persons who use the internet or other computer-mediated…
Removes the sunset provisions of chapter 557 of the laws of 2001 relating to pre-need funeral services.
Requires the establishment of distinctive plates for licensed doctors of osteopathy.
Prohibits businesses that supply heating oil to residential customers from requiring that potential customers meet a minimum level of heating oil consumption.
Requires debt collectors to send consumers a written notice of their rights under state law along with their initial debt collection correspondence; such notice would contain information such as who…
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