New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate 2023 Bills & Legislation (Page 430)

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New York Senate Bill S04160

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Relates to training requirements for attorneys appointed to represent a child in certain proceedings.
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New York Senate Bill S04161

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Report Pass
2/28/23  
Prohibits cases from being closed without a hearing or written stipulation; requires a stenographic record of all hearings held; requires minutes and decisions to be provided to the injured worker in their native language.
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New York Senate Bill S04162

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Establishes the "protect our privacy (POP) act" to impose limitations on the use of drones for law enforcement purposes; prohibits the use of drones by law enforcement at concerts, protests, demonstrations, or other actions protected by the first amendment.
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New York Senate Bill S04163

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Prohibits insurers issuing policies insuring personal injury and property damage arising out of a lease, from cancelling or refusing to issue or renew such a policy, or charging increased premiums based upon the harboring of a specific breed of dog on the premises.
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New York Senate Bill S04164

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Prohibits the sale and distribution of glyphosate and products containing glyphosate.
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New York Senate Bill S04165

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Institutes a moratorium on the distribution, sale or use of glyphosate until a task force completes a study regarding the safety, alternatives and use of such compound.
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New York Senate Bill S04166

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Relates to increasing the fees certain notaries public shall be entitled to from two dollars to five dollars.
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New York Senate Bill S04167

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Report Pass
5/9/23  
Refer
1/3/24  
Provides that possession of a condom or other reproductive or sexual health device may not be received in evidence in any trial, hearing or proceeding as evidence of conduct which would constitute an offense defined in article 230 of the penal law.
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New York Senate Bill S04168

Introduced
2/3/23  
Includes the Shelter Island Public Library Society with libraries eligible for the financing of projects through the dormitory authority.
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New York Senate Bill S04169

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Enacts the water bill fairness act; authorizes local water and sewerage authorities to charge fees for surface runoff.
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New York Senate Bill S04170

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Enacts the "fair college admissions act"; prohibits legacy admissions policies at colleges and universities in New York; declares such policies and practices to be discriminatory and inequitable.
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New York Senate Bill S04171

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Prohibits the sale or offer for sale of any cosmetic product or personal care product containing PFAS substances.
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New York Senate Bill S04172

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Adds "pregnancy outcome" to the list of protected classes.
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New York Senate Bill S04173

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Directs the department of health to extend the New York state Medicaid doula services pilot program until March 1, 2027.
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New York Senate Bill S04174

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  
Report Pass
5/23/23  
Establishes the large projects historic rehabilitation tax credit and the "white elephant" housing historic rehabilitation projects tax credit program for qualified rehabilitation expenditures totaling fifty million dollars or more with respect to a certified historic structure that has been vacant, as determined by local code enforcement or other reasonable means, for at least ten of fifteen consecutive years preceding the date of the taxpayer's application for the rehabilitation credit.

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