New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate 2023 Bills & Legislation (Page 231)

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New York Senate Bill S00780

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Provides for payment by the state of certain traveling costs and fees associated with the psychiatric examination of defendants to determine mental fitness.
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New York Senate Bill S00781

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Relates to designating certain medical providers employed by a municipal police department, while deployed with the special weapons and tactics team, as peace officers.
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New York Senate Bill S00782

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Imposes a one year residency requirement for eligibility for medical assistance; authorizes the commissioner of health to promulgate any and all rules and regulations and take any other measures necessary to implement this act.
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New York Senate Bill S00783

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Provides that the next appointed trustee of the power authority of New York state shall be from Niagara county and provides for a permanent trustee from such county on such authority.
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New York Senate Bill S00784

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Removes the local share requirements associated with increasing the age of juvenile jurisdiction.
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New York Senate Bill S00785

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Relates to the regulation of live restraint cable devices to take wildlife; authorizes regulations by the department of environmental conservation.
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New York Senate Bill S00786

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Enacts the "Niagara parks reinvestment act"; requires fifty percent of parking revenue generated at state parks in the county of Niagara to be deposited in the Niagara parks reinvestment fund; establishes the Niagara parks reinvestment fund.
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New York Senate Bill S00787

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Prohibits any sex offender from residing within a quarter mile of any school, playground, park or building in which child day care is provided.
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New York Senate Bill S00788

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Establishes a leave of absence for veterans on Veterans Day, November 11th.
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New York Senate Bill S00789

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Extends tuition free course benefits to volunteer firefighters or voluntary ambulance workers; authorizes the board of trustees of the state university to regulate the conferral of such benefits.
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New York Senate Bill S00790

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Prohibits insurance companies from imposing a co-pay pursuant to a follow up visit with a physician in order to receive a refill on an opioid drug prescription which was initially written for seven days or less.
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New York Senate Bill S00791

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Engrossed
3/15/23  
Refer
3/15/23  
Refer
1/3/24  
Engrossed
4/17/24  
Refer
4/17/24  
Engrossed
6/5/24  
Enrolled
12/2/24  
Extends the amount of time between notice of a project and a public hearing.
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New York Senate Bill S00792

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Requires state agencies that issue requests for proposals to provide notification to elected officials for requests for proposals for projects in excess of ten million dollars.
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New York Senate Bill S00793

Introduced
1/6/23  
Refer
1/6/23  
Allows CUNY community college students to transfer all earned credits to a New York state university.
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New York Senate Bill S00794

Introduced
1/6/23  
Ensures that residential gas, electric and steam service customers will receive a written determination regarding rate related complaints explaining the reasoning for the decision; requires that decisions are made by the public service commission within 90 days of receiving the complaint; requires utility corporations to retain customer billing statements dating back at least eight years.

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