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742 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 state reimbursement to counties and cities in which a county is located of the full amount of expenditures for indigent legal services.
Vetoed
Establishes a state insurance advisory board promoting the development and growth of the insurance industry in the state.
Signed into law
Directs child protective services to investigate and test, for the presence of controlled substances, a child under the age of 3 who was in the vicinity of a drug arrest of a parent, guardian or…
Relates to requirements under Medicare part D employer group waiver plans.
Vetoed
Provides that certain persons who adjust claims on behalf of municipal cooperative health benefit plans shall be considered adjusters.
Vetoed
Directs the department of financial services to study and report upon the provision of long term care insurance coverage in this state.
Vetoed
Excludes newspaper delivery persons from unemployment insurance coverage, the minimum wage and workers' compensation coverage.
Signed into law
Relates to electronic delivery of property/casualty insurance notices and posting property/casualty insurance policies on the internet; authorizes electronic delivery of insurance notices with…
Vetoed
Relates to pro rata license fees for seasonal bars.
Signed into law
Relates to the licensing of custom beermakers, custom cidermakers and custom winemakers; defines terms; sets fees.
Signed into law
Increases the number of counties in which services can be performed to qualify for the empire state film production credit.
Signed into law
Relates to filing a report on examination.
Vetoed
Designates that portion of state route 357 in the town of Franklin, county of Delaware, as the "Corporal Nicholas K.
Signed into law
Allows public utility lines and bicycle paths on certain state lands in the forest preserve and establishes a forest preserve health and safety land account.
Relates to eliminating the student performance category of teacher evaluations and replacing it with a teacher evaluation category created by a committee consisting of certified educators of this…
Relates to coverage for the detection of breast cancer; requires certified mammography facilities to provide extended hours; allows certain public employees excused leave to undertake a breast…
Signed into law
Relates to providing training in pain management for certain individuals; relates to providing coverage for medically necessary inpatient services for the diagnosis and treatment of substance abuse…
Signed into law
Relates to providing limited exemptions from professional misconduct (Part A); relates to reporting opioid overdose data to the counties (Part B); relates to hospital substance use disorder policies…
Signed into law
Relates to utilization review program standards (Part A); relates to providing coverage for immediate access to a five day emergency supply of certain medications and prohibiting prior authorization…
Signed into law
Requires school districts and boards of cooperative educational services to conduct periodic testing of school potable water sources and systems to monitor for lead contamination in certain school…
Relates to the use of oral medications by optometrists.
Provides that employers with more than fifty employees shall provide disability benefits.
Requires state agencies to review all rules adopted before 1997 over a certain period of time.
Relates to mortgage guaranty insurance; removes requirement that mortgage guaranty insurers restrict their coverage, net of applicable reinsurance, to twenty-five percent of the total indebtedness…
Allows soil and water conservation districts, acting in cooperation with local governments, to be eligible applicants for the local waterfront revitalization grant program.
Raises the maximum fine for persons who violate the law regulating telemarketing to twenty thousand dollars.
Enacts the "red tape reduction act".
Relates to eliminating the wage board; removes any reference in article 19 of the labor law to the wage board.
Relates to prohibiting sanctuary for illegal immigrants.
Relates to the requirement for policyholders to provide 30 days notice to withdraw from the state insurance fund.
Relates to the illegal taking of deer.
Enacts the "personal motor vehicle sharing act", to establish insurance requirements for and limitations on programs providing for the sharing of private passenger motor vehicles.
Relates to transportation network companies.
Relates to cyber crimes and identity theft; increases penalties for certain acts involving use of personal information, fraud, tampering, theft and use of a computer to commit crimes.
Establishes a non-trail snowmobile registration for snowmobiles which shall be used solely for the purpose of gaining access to hunting, fishing and trapping areas.
Amends the definition of all terrain vehicles to include certain vehicles of up to seventy inches long and 1500 pounds.
Requires legislative approval for the closure of correctional facilities and institutions.
Adopted
Adopted
Enacts the New York State Iran divestment act.
Enables the victim of a misdemeanor to make a statement at the sentencing of the defendant.
Directs the wood products development council to work to improve public understanding of the timber industry and authorizes the department of environmental conservation to execute contracts for…
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Prohibits any funding of the administrative costs of the state's paid family leave program by employers.
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