What's happening
This resolution declares the formal adjournment of the 2017 New York legislative session on January 3, 2018.
Why it matters
Formally closing the 2017 legislative session ensures that no further business or bills can be considered from that session, providing a clear legal and procedural endpoint.
This adjournment sets the stage for the 2018 legislative session to begin with a clean slate, helping to organize legislative priorities and workflows.
By specifying the exact date and time for adjournment, the resolution maintains transparency and predictability for legislators, staff, and the public regarding when old business ends and new business begins.
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End 2017 Legislature Session
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Assembly Resolution No. 710 BY: M. of A. Morelle
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY relative to the adjournment sine die of the two thousand seventeen Session of the Legislature Resolved (if the &HOUSE concur), That the two thousand seventeen Session of the Legislature adjourn sine die on Wednesday, January third, two thousand eighteen, simultaneously with the commencement of the two thousand eighteen Legislative Session.
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