New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate 2023 Bills & Legislation (Page 197)

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New York Senate Bill S00270

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Imposes an excise tax on the sale of ammunition to be deposited into the firearm violence intervention fund to help victims of and witnesses to violence.
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New York Senate Bill S00271

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Establishes a tax deduction for attorney expenses for pro bono representation of sexual harassment, harassment, or discrimination claims.
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New York Senate Bill S00272

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Requires trauma-informed forensic examination training for certain medical professionals on how to conduct a trauma-informed sexual assault forensic examination.
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New York Senate Bill S00273

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Requires at least one full-time guidance counselor to be employed in each elementary, intermediate, middle, junior and senior high school throughout the state; sets duties of guidance counselors.
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New York Senate Bill S00274

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Provides protection to certain retirees from de-risking pension transactions.
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New York Senate Bill S00275

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Creates an enhanced real property tax circuit breaker credit.
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New York Senate Bill S00276

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Provides that a false representation of affiliation or approval, or false implication of such affiliation or approval, of any official, state or local agencies or other official source, shall be false advertising.
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New York Senate Bill S00277

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Report Pass
3/1/23  
Refer
1/3/24  
Provides for a working families tax credit; directs quarterly prepayment of the credit; provides for a sliding reduction in the credit for incomes which exceed a certain threshold.
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New York Senate Bill S00278

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Establishes a course of instruction and learning expectations on climate education in all public pre-kindergarten, elementary and secondary schools which shall include various principles and concepts including environmental justice.
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New York Senate Bill S00279

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Directs the MTA to establish a fare program which caps the amount of fares charged to riders during an applicable time period at the amount which represents the value of an unlimited fare card for the same time period.
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New York Senate Bill S00280

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Engrossed
4/18/23  
Refer
4/19/23  
Refer
1/3/24  
Engrossed
4/17/24  
Designates April twentieth as a day of commemoration to be known as New York State Constitution Day.
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New York Senate Bill S00281

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Excludes any period of time during which a person who was wrongly convicted of a crime was serving a sentence of incarceration from the time limit applicable to timeliness of prosecution.
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New York Senate Bill S00282

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Repeals law permitting peremptory challenges of trial jurors.
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New York Senate Bill S00283

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Provides that the tax imposed upon the sales on goods or services purchased from businesses which employ twenty or less persons, are resident in this state, are independently owned and operated and not dominant in their field shall be two percent.
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New York Senate Bill S00284

Introduced
1/4/23  
Refer
1/4/23  
Relates to mandatory reporting of suspected child abuse or maltreatment at summer day camps; includes college coaches, athletic directors, professors, graduate assistants and college presidents among those required to report such suspected abuse or maltreatment.

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