
192 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 the enactment by the legislature of a code of corporate responsibility; requires all corporations formed under laws of other states doing business in this state to pay registration fees and…
Provides for early voting at elections.
Directs the commissioner of health to establish a schedule of reasonable maximum allowable charges for the use, maintenance and repair of air conditioners used by residents of adult homes, enriched…
Provides an appointment process for members of a charter revision commission appointed by the mayor of a city of one million or more inhabitants; establishes qualifications for such members and…
Enacts the "Unemployment Insurance Liability Act of 2014;" requires that employers that are relocated out of New York State continue to contribute to the unemployment insurance fund when former…
Enacts the Transportation Infrastructure Bond Act of 2014 to provide monies for the preservation, enhancement, restoration and improvement of the quality of the state's transportation infrastructure.
Requires power authority of the state of New York to file a report annually commencing March 31, 2016 with the governor, the comptroller and the chair of the assembly ways and means and the senate…
Establishes a moratorium on telephone corporations on the replacement of landline telephone service with a wireless system.
Establishes the "public interest legal services loan assistance fund" of the state of New York (to consist of a portion of bar examination fees and other funds appropriated by the legislature…
Provides a temporary retirement incentive and payment incentive for certain employees of the state university of New York health science center at Brooklyn.
Prohibits corporations that receive public financing from giving gifts to public officials.
Appropriates thirty-five million dollars to the New York city housing authority to assure that adequate services be provided to the residents of such authority.
Provides a means of incorporation for organized groups affiliated with the Hindu, Sikh and Islamic faiths; amends the definition of "clergyman" and "minister" to include a pandit, swami, guru,…
Extends certain provisions of the tax law related to temporary deferral of certain tax credits and temporary deferral payout credits.
Provides for Hurricane Sandy recovery funds oversight.
Relates to the interment of pet cremated remains.
Clarifies that state regulated cemetery operations are under the sole jurisdiction of the state cemetery board.
Relates to the regulation of the drilling of natural gas resources; prohibits natural gas drilling near watersheds; requires disclosure of hydraulic materials; provides protection of other…
Prohibits a city from imposing a charge or fee for motorist services provided by a fire or police department; defines "motorist" and "motorist services".
Establishes minimum staffing ratios in facilities operated under the jurisdiction of the office of mental health; provides that the office of mental health shall report quarterly to the governor and…
Relates to physical therapy services and utilization practices.
Enacts the "corporate disclosure, responsibility, and taxpayer protection act"; establishes principles for corporations receiving state assistance; provides for disclosure of real property tax…
Relates to borrowing by public authorities, not-for-profit corporations, and industrial development agencies.
Relates to debt limitation recommendations for state authorities.
Provides that a public authority or municipality may not provide a tax benefit without declaring a specific published listing of the public benefit.
Relates to providing oversight and monitoring of the operations of an independent system operator; authorizes the public service commission to provide oversight and requires annual reports on the…
Provides criminal and civil penalties for business entities and certain public service corporations engaging in professional misconduct in connection with the issuance of audited financial…
Provides that the New York power authority shall have jurisdiction over any municipality that owns and operates an electric distribution system and distributes any power from the authority.
Requires the public service commission to conduct an in-depth public interest analysis of proposed mergers by telephone corporations and other telecommunications services providers; requires the…
Exempts certain low income housing accommodations from local real property taxation in a city with a population of one million or more.
Requires a study to be performed by the authority budget office on the economic benefits provided by authorities; requires that financing provided by authorities and contractors receiving that…
Authorizes and directs the department of public service to study and report on the current status of cable television systems operating and providing services to the customer premises over…
Requires telegraph and telephone corporations to charge religious organizations residential rates.
Relates to establishing the L3C act regarding low-profit limited liability companies.
Abolishes the use of a market clearing price relating to the buying of electricity at an auction held by the independent systems operator.
Establishes statewide cable franchises for the purposes of competitive cable service, promoting the widespread development of high-capacity broadband internet access, and increasing the availability…
Enacts a comprehensive complaint review procedure for the New York city water board in its processing of grievances brought by water and sewer customers, including the imposition of time limitations…
Establishes the maximum annual fee that licensed nuclear electric generating facilities are liable for to support state and local governmental responsibilities under accepted radiological emergency…
Relates to the powers and duties of the dormitory authority for the financing and construction of certain not-for-profit corporations and entities.
Relates to awards of certain contracts to small businesses or businesses certified under article 15-A of the executive law.
Provides that the process of annual professional performance reviews must ensure that no teacher or principal who receives a developing rating in all three subcomponents can receive an overall…
Requires that telephone calls to publicly listed telephone numbers for state agencies be answered by a person; permits internal use of voice mail systems with some restrictions.
Establishes community access networks.
Requires all public authorities owning, leasing, and controlling critical infrastructure to study the potential consequences of privatization.
Relates to the manner in which members of the New York job development authority shall be appointed; reduces gubernatorial appointments from seven to four members.
Creates the "Electronic Access to Records Act"; requires all state public records to be accessible on the Internet; prohibits provision of personal identifying information, unless explicitly…
Directs telephone corporations to use information regarding federal and state assistance programs that qualify recipients for telephone lifeline service in offering such service.
Expands definition of eligible senior citizen and disabled person to include any member of the tenant's household lawfully occupying the premises as his or her residence who is 62 years of age with…
Directs the public service commission, in consultation with the attorney general, to prescribe policies for nuclear electric generating facility security personnel with respect to their use of…
Enacts the "elderly abuse protective act" to protect residents 62 years of age or older who suffer abuse or deprivation; requires reports to the commissioner of the office of children and family…
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