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284 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 Darwyn Byer to apply for accidental disability retirement benefits from the New York state and local police and fire retirement system.
Signed into law
Restricts the luminous power of lighting fixtures installed or maintained by the state.
Signed into law
Establishes the profession of geology; defines the profession of geology; establishes requirements for a license as a licensed geologist; regulates the practice of such profession; authorizes…
Signed into law
Allows cemeteries in Nassau county to acquire and utilize certain lands for cemetery purposes.
Signed into law
Relates to consolidation of statutory procurement and consulting reports.
Signed into law
Extends the authority of the department of environmental conservation to manage hickory shad.
Signed into law
Creates the offense of prescription medication fraud and deceit.
Signed into law
Adopted
Relates to ticket pricing and extends certain provisions of the arts and cultural affairs law.
Relates to the election of regents.
Prohibits certain employees of a not-for-profit corporation from serving on the corporation's governing board or from hiring family members.
Relates to the sale, by counties, of delinquent tax liens on brownfields property.
Prohibits officers and family members of such officers of public charities from receiving compensation; requires reasonable compensation when allowed; sets certain compensation; establishes the…
Relates to compensation of executives of certain not-for-profit corporations.
Prohibits state contracts with vendors that forbid employees from litigating discrimination or harassment claims except in the case of an emergency arising from certain unforeseen causes.
Amends the definition of place of public accommodation, resort or amusement for the purposes of the human rights law.
Authorizes certain counties and cities to impose up to a four percent rate of sales and compensating use taxes; preserves the authority of certain municipalities to impose such taxes at rates in…
Grants the state liquor authority general rule making privileges for the purpose of effectuating the alcoholic beverage control law and provides for the repeal of such provisions relating thereto.
Provides that vehicles with permits for handicapped parking issued anywhere in the state may use all spaces for handicapped parking in the city of New York.
Prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle on a public road, street or highway which is equipped with a display device within the view of the operator; defines the term "display device" as equipment…
Relates to licenses and permits regarding the manufacture of alcoholic beverages; establishes a supplier's marketing permit to authorize a supplier to conduct tastings and provide samples of…
Includes the theft of a pet within the crime of grand larceny in the fourth degree in certain instances; defines "pet" as a licensed dog or cat harbored by the owner or lawful custodian of such dog…
Requires the installation of carbon monoxide detectors in restaurants and other commercial buildings in NYC.
Allows an employer to recover from an employee, as an owner of a vehicle, the cost of the payment of a fine for a violation recorded by a traffic-control signal photo violation-monitoring device.
Prohibits the use of automated sales suppression devices, zappers or phantom-ware.
Requires the commissioner of the department of transportation in consultation with the department of motor vehicles to develop a program addressing the problem of wrong way drivers on New York…
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Relates to the restoration of a driver's license in certain cases.
Designates a portion of the state highway system as "Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly Memorial Highway".
Prohibits the disclosure of highway, bridge, tunnel and other thoroughfare toll records, and commuter railroad and transit records to protect privacy, unless necessary to perform law enforcement…
Relates to clarifying and making certain technical corrections to the public authorities reform act of 2009.
Adopted
Creates the crime of aggravated criminal conduct where an individual commits a misdemeanor and has been previously subjected to four or more qualifying misdemeanor convictions within the preceding…
Establishes the reasonable charge for electronic copies of medical records and patient information.
Authorizes installment purchase contracts by political subdivisions for the financing of technology.
Provides that a motor vehicle will be considered to be in motion while stopped at traffic control devices, stop signs and certain other situations for purposes of mobile phones and other portable…
Relates to the offense of unauthorized use of a vehicle in third degree.
Reduces the number of prior suspensions needed to qualify for aggravated unlicensed operation in the first degree from ten or more suspensions to five or more suspensions which have to be imposed on…
Requires the state board of parole to provide notification to victims upon the conditional release of an inmate convicted of a crime against a member of the same family or household.
Adopted
Relates to manufacturers and wholesalers of alcohol and their interest in any premises where alcohol is sold and retail licenses.
Requires the secretary of state to compile, make public and keep current certain information about state boards.
Relates to licensing to sell liquor at retail for consumption on the premises in a motion picture theatre.
Extends the effectiveness of provisions of law relating to temporary retail permits issued by the state liquor authority.
Requires the New York state uniform fire prevention and building code to address standards for the installation of carbon monoxide detectors in restaurants and other commercial buildings; requires…
Suspends the income tax refund statute of limitations for individuals who are financially disabled.
Authorizes the county of Suffolk to alienate certain parcels of land used as parkland, to lease such land to the Elwood public library, and to acquire other parcels of land to replace such parkland.
Requires vehicles used to transport recipients of services from a provider, subject to regulation by the office for people with developmental disabilities, to be equipped with video cameras.
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