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8,887 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 authorizing the office of children and family services to release reports and records to certain law enforcement officials in the event of a kidnapping.
Makes the restrictions relating to smoking in public areas applicable to electronic cigarettes.
Provides immunity from administrative action against New York City fire officers who, due to lack of training, are effectively unable to properly conduct building inspections.
Directs the office of temporary and disability assistance, in its plan for the low-income home energy assistance program, to utilize the maximum reduction in determining income eligibility.
Permits an employer to file an application with the department of labor to be exempted from the provisions of the workers' compensation law with respect to employees whose religious tenets or…
Increases local government participation in the Empire Plan Prescription Drug Plan.
Increases limitation on replacement of highway equipment expenses in the town of Brookhaven, Suffolk county, from one million dollars to two million six hundred thousand dollars.
Relates to the disclosure of information pertaining to a child abuse and neglect investigation.
Relates to the infliction of excessive corporal punishment on a child.
Prohibits the awarding of state and municipal contracts to contractors who have been debarred in another state.
Prohibits the sale of food products containing melatonin to minors; exempts food products naturally containing melatonin.
Relates to consideration of an employer's loss experience in rate setting and liability for compensation.
Amends the definition of all terrain vehicles to include certain vehicles of up to seventy inches long and 1500 pounds.
Authorizes the village of East Hills, town of North Hempstead, Nassau county to lower the speed limit on village roads to not less than twenty-five miles per hour.
Authorizes alcoholic beverage licensees to confiscate written evidence of age which is false, or fraudulent; provides such written evidence of age shall be delivered to the police for verification,…
Relates to assisting and protecting victims of domestic violence, child abuse and child neglect.
Relates to a stay of issuance of a warrant for eviction for certain holdover tenants.
Dedicates and designates Jerome Park as parklands of the city of New York and establishes a working group for such park to enhance the use thereof.
Relates to prohibitions on circus performances; prohibits circuses from conducting shows or other performances in the state for two years where a circus has been found to be in violation or in…
Establishes the New York state pre-paid tuition plan by which a person may contribute to an account for the pre-payment of college tuition, tax free.
Increases the amounts of contributions that may be made tax free to family tuition accounts.
Enacts the "sewage flooding prevention act"; authorizes certain homeowners and not-for-profit agencies in New York City to receive an abatement of real property taxes up to two thousand dollars for…
Relates to the sale of tonic water, bitters and maraschino cherries at liquor stores.
Requires legislative approval for the closure of correctional facilities and institutions.
Redefines "campground" for the purposes of the Adirondack park and regulation by the Adirondack park agency; defines such term as a parcel of land with 5 or more campsites, including buildings and…
Prohibits the city of New York from increasing property taxes where a property's assessed value has decreased in the previous year; applies only to class one and class two properties.
Defines the term "electric assisted bicycle" for purposes of the applicability of the vehicle and traffic law; requires persons sixteen years of age or older to wear a helmet when operating an…
Provides for the labeling of raw agricultural commodities, processed foods, seed, and seed stock produced with genetic engineering; defines terms; imposes penalties for false labels and misbranding;…
Requires liability insurance rate reductions upon completion of a boating safety course or an advanced boating safety course.
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 imposition of tolls for certain bridges and tunnels.
Provides that party designation of a candidate for nomination for any office to be filled by the voters of the entire county shall be made by the county committee.
Provides for payment of salary, wages, medical and hospital expenses of members of the state police with injuries or illness incurred in the performance of their duties.
Requires that when a tree is removed from a campus in the state university of New York system, another tree shall be planted on such campus.
Relates to excused leave to undertake a screening for prostate cancer.
Provides for financial disclosure by employees of state operated campus foundations, including the Research Foundation of the State University of New York.
Provides that with respect to leases on motor vehicles, no lease shall provide that the lessee would be charged a turn-in fee at the expiration of the term which constitutes solely an additional fee…
Provides that retired persons shall not be employed as the superintendent of schools of a school district for more than one year; provides for a waiver of such provision if such school district…
Requires child day care centers, public institutions for children and certain other facilities installing new or replacement window coverings on or after October 1, 2016, to install safer window…
Provides that no motor vehicle repair shop shall repair a tire that would not pass New York state inspection.
Relates to special proceedings to convey title to abandoned real property to cities, towns or villages.
Eliminates the one-year time requirement for aggregation payments.
Provides that in a city of one million or more flashing purple lights may be affixed to and displayed on buses operated on a bus rapid transit route.
Establishes the commission on prosecutorial conduct.
Authorizes public welfare officials to withhold rent from a landlord when real estate taxes for the rental property are unpaid.
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Relates to a residential reassessment exemption for the town of Ossining in the county of Westchester.
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