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2021-2022 session: change session
Topic

Technology bills

Bills on data privacy, artificial intelligence, online safety, telecommunications and science policy. The Senate Internet and Technology Committee and the Assembly Science and Technology Committee handle most of them.

13
Bills
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Passed a house
0
Signed into law
0
Vetoed

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

  • A8453Assembly

    Require Accessible State Websites

    This bill requires state contractors and vendors to make their websites comply with the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

    Jo Anne SimonSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S4716Senate

    Require Website Language Translation

    This bill requires New York state agencies to implement language translation technology on their websites, prioritizing COVID-19 information and supporting at least twelve common non-English…

    Brad Hoylman-SigalSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S4868Senate

    Fund Lymphatic Disease Research

    This bill creates a grants program and special fund to support research and education on lymphedema and lymphatic diseases in New York.

    Timothy M. KennedyOn the Senate floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S7098Senate

    Require Fingerprint Lab Accreditation

    This bill requires police agencies examining latent fingerprints to be accredited, removing their previous exemption from forensic laboratory accreditation rules.

    Jamaal BaileyOn the Senate floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S7572Senate

    Require Accessible State Websites

    This bill requires all state contractors and vendors in New York to make their websites accessible under the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

    John MannionOn the Senate floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • A7865Assembly

    Require Hate Reporting Tools

    This bill requires social media networks in New York to provide clear mechanisms for users to report hateful conduct and mandates platform responses.

    Patricia FahySigned by Governor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact5/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A9029Assembly

    Disclose Token Ads Payments

    This bill requires disclosures of compensation in virtual token advertisements and prohibits false or misleading statements about virtual tokens in New York.

    Clyde VanelOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact5/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S4511Senate

    Report Hate on Social Media

    This bill requires social media networks in New York to provide clear mechanisms for users to report hateful conduct and respond to such reports.

    Anna KaplanOn the Senate floor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact5/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S7019Senate

    Notify Agencies of Data Breaches

    This bill requires state agencies to notify affected state entities within 24 hours of discovering a data or network security breach.

    Liz KruegerSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S6185Senate

    Protect Trafficking Victims' Rights

    The bill excludes individuals convicted of prostitution or identified as trafficking victims from the definition of "designated offender" in New York law.

    Andrew J. LanzaOn the Senate floor

    Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass

    Impact4/10Low
    Passage0%

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  • A8453Assembly

    Require Accessible State Websites

    This bill requires state contractors and vendors to make their websites comply with the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

    Jo Anne SimonSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S4716Senate

    Require Website Language Translation

    This bill requires New York state agencies to implement language translation technology on their websites, prioritizing COVID-19 information and supporting at least twelve common non-English…

    Brad Hoylman-SigalSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A7865Assembly

    Require Hate Reporting Tools

    This bill requires social media networks in New York to provide clear mechanisms for users to report hateful conduct and mandates platform responses.

    Patricia FahySigned by Governor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact5/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7019Senate

    Notify Agencies of Data Breaches

    This bill requires state agencies to notify affected state entities within 24 hours of discovering a data or network security breach.

    Liz KruegerSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S6521Senate

    Allow E-Signatures for Funerals

    This bill allows electronic signatures to be used for funeral, cemetery, and cremation service documents in New York.

    Diane J. SavinoSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2206Assembly

    Study Cyberbullying Impact

    This bill creates a temporary task force to study the effects of cyber-bullying in New York and recommend solutions.

    Didi BarrettSigned by Governor

    Impact 2 · Minimal·Signed into law

    Impact2/10Minimal
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S4868Senate

    Fund Lymphatic Disease Research

    This bill creates a grants program and special fund to support research and education on lymphedema and lymphatic diseases in New York.

    Timothy M. KennedyOn the Senate floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S7098Senate

    Require Fingerprint Lab Accreditation

    This bill requires police agencies examining latent fingerprints to be accredited, removing their previous exemption from forensic laboratory accreditation rules.

    Jamaal BaileyOn the Senate floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%

Recently signed or vetoed

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  • A8453Assembly

    Require Accessible State Websites

    This bill requires state contractors and vendors to make their websites comply with the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

    Jo Anne SimonSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A7865Assembly

    Require Hate Reporting Tools

    This bill requires social media networks in New York to provide clear mechanisms for users to report hateful conduct and mandates platform responses.

    Patricia FahySigned by Governor

    Impact 5 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact5/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7019Senate

    Notify Agencies of Data Breaches

    This bill requires state agencies to notify affected state entities within 24 hours of discovering a data or network security breach.

    Liz KruegerSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S4716Senate

    Require Website Language Translation

    This bill requires New York state agencies to implement language translation technology on their websites, prioritizing COVID-19 information and supporting at least twelve common non-English…

    Brad Hoylman-SigalSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2206Assembly

    Study Cyberbullying Impact

    This bill creates a temporary task force to study the effects of cyber-bullying in New York and recommend solutions.

    Didi BarrettSigned by Governor

    Impact 2 · Minimal·Signed into law

    Impact2/10Minimal
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S6521Senate

    Allow E-Signatures for Funerals

    This bill allows electronic signatures to be used for funeral, cemetery, and cremation service documents in New York.

    Diane J. SavinoSigned by Governor

    Impact 3 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact3/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
New York Technology Bills, 2021-2022 Session | Smith & Moses