Assembly · District 72 · 2015–16
Guillermo Linares
AD-72No longer in office
First session 2015–16
Sponsored
19
13 bills, 6 resolutions
Passed a house
1
bills, Senate or Assembly
Signed into law
1
by the governor
Avg impact
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no rated bills passed yet
Vote participation
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Assembly votes aren’t published in the NYS API
Effectiveness
1 of 19 sponsored bills passed (8.6%), ranking #8 of 156 in the Assembly. Effectiveness points, which weigh each passed bill by its impact, start with the 2023–24 session.
Sponsored bills
13 bills, newest firstInclude resolutions
- A9499In Assembly Committee· Mar 10, 2016Relates to the use of elevators that are not properly certified or maintained
- A9265In Assembly Committee· Feb 10, 2016Relates to a child care tax credit
- A9121In Assembly Committee· Jan 28, 2016Relates to the prohibition of the sale of kratom to individuals under the age of twenty-one
- A9068In Assembly Committee· Jan 21, 2016Relates to prohibiting the manufacture, sale and possession of kratom products created from the mitragyna speciosa plant
- A8710In Assembly Committee· Jan 13, 2016Relates to non-driver identification card application requirements
- A8040In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to compensation paid to persons employed in positions requiring foreign language skills
- A7927In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to rear passenger seat belts requirement
- A7466Signed by Governor· Jun 30, 2015Extends the effectiveness of certain provisions relating to permissible fees in connection with open end loansSigned into law
- A7114In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Establishes the New York state foreign dependent children tax inclusion act
- A6890In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to limited-English proficiency requirements for the agencies of the city of New York
- A6642In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to persons not to be detained
- A6643In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to authorizing the sale of cigarettes to individuals twenty-one years of age or older
- A6639In Assembly Committee· Jan 6, 2016Relates to increasing penalties for offenses committed against elderly persons