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109 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
Relates to the credit for servicing certain mortgages.
Directs telephone corporations to use information regarding federal and state assistance programs that qualify recipients for telephone lifeline service in offering such service.
Provides for the notification of impending emergencies by electric corporations to affected communities.
Relates to expanding the definition of "public body".
Provides that qualified persons who have never previously registered to vote may register on any day, including a day of election, that the board of elections is open for business; requires…
Establishes a clean air account and makes an appropriation therefor; specifies the manner in which such appropriation is to be utilized.
Provides for unlisted telephone directory numbers without charge, for victims of domestic violence for whose benefit an order of protection has been issued by a court of competent jurisdiction.
Provides for protection of persons in exercise or enjoyment of rights under state and federal laws; provides for civil action by attorney general, civil action by person aggrieved, and criminal…
Provides that if the legislature does not timely pass a budget, it shall convene daily until legislative passage of such budget.
Defines blighted properties and areas.
Relates to the membership of the New York city water board.
Creates the office of the taxpayer advocate; directs such office be in the control of the department of taxation and finance; outlines functions and duties of such office; creates mandatory…
Establishes what is and what is not blighted property and blighted areas.
Relates to providing free fare on metropolitan transportation authority transit systems for senior citizens sixty-five years of age or older.
Creates the parent-mediation program for child custody disputes; requires parents, who were in a dispute over the custody of their child or children, to participate in a court sponsored mediation…
Requires certain information to be provided on a real property transfer form; requires limited liability companies to provide certain information when purchasing real property.
Relates to appointments to the water board of the city of New York.
Requires the public service commission to audit previously approved utility submetering orders, to compare usage before submetering to usage after submetering orders were implemented, and to prepare…
Relates to application requirements for private or government entities that wish to provide electric service converting residential rental buildings from being mass-metered to submetered.
Provides for notification to utility customers of their right to direct access to public service commission complaint procedures without arbitration or court proceedings.
Relates to the collection of charges for residential utility service deemed to be rent.
Relates to protecting homeless children from lead paint poisoning; bars discrimination in the leasing of rental property against families receiving public assistance or governmental housing subsidies.
Requires insurance coverage for the screening of colorectal cancer.
Creates a temporary state pesticide commission to study the effects of the application of pesticides in cities with a population of one million or more.
Requires the annual reporting of criminal activity on subways.
Enacts the "public benefits for professional facilities act"; defines terms; provides that any state or local authority that grants any benefit, for the purpose of construction, reconstruction,…
Establishes the home ownership assistance program; allows qualified individuals to receive home ownership assistance payments when they purchase an eligible home; defines who is eligible for such…
Eliminates the MTA's exemption from environmental quality review standards established by article 8 of the environmental conservation law.
Provides that any shareholder who owns 20% or more of a corporation's shares shall be entitled to elect a proportional share of the board of directors.
Relates to the collection of charges for heat-related residential utility service.
Requires utility companies to include on their bills notice of any and all public hearings concerning rate hikes.
Requires medical assistance be provided to victims of domestic violence, as defined in section 459-a of this chapter, to care for and treat any scarring resulting from the domestic violence incident.
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…
Enacts the "public authorities teleworking expansion act"; provides that each public authority with twenty-five or more employees shall establish a policy and program to allow employees to perform…
Restricts operation of diesel powered electrical generation systems in areas identified as not meeting certain federal air quality standards for ozone; provides limited exceptions for use.
Provides that all affirmative action officers and administrators employed by the state shall be in competitive classified positions; directs the department of civil service to establish…
Requires all interrogations to be videotaped.
Enacts the Housing New York Program Act for the twenty-first century to assure that funds from public sources for the provision of dwelling accommodations are used to benefit persons of low and…
Allows tenants in multiple dwellings and multiple residences to offset against rent the cost of repairing habitability-impairing conditions in such dwelling or residence; establishes conditions and…
Provides for annual adjustment by the commissioner of housing and community renewal of the maximum income threshold for eligibility for the senior citizens' rent increase exemption (SCRIE) and for…
Provides a tax credit of $1,000 against special additional mortgage tax and article 9-A (franchise tax on business corporations) for each employee employed in excess of one year at minimum wage for…
Relates to acknowledging that the institution of slavery was an appalling tragedy in the history of this state.
Provides that penalties may be levied against a person who intentionally withholds a housing accommodation from the market, including for the purpose of future co-operative conversion.
Relates to reports on certain criminal offenses on public transportation.
Authorizes certain health care professionals licensed to practice in other jurisdictions to practice in this state in connection with specified events sanctioned by New York Road Runners.
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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.
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