New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A00055

Introduced
1/8/25  

Caption

Includes veterans in the definition of military status to protect veterans from being unlawfully discriminated against.

Companion Bills

NY S02640

Same As Includes veterans in the definition of military status to protect veterans from being unlawfully discriminated against.

Previously Filed As

NY A00569

Adds veterans to protected classes for unlawful housing discrimination regardless of discharge status.

NY S04515

Adds veterans to protected classes for unlawful housing discrimination regardless of discharge status.

NY S04253

Relates to adding veterans to protected classes for unlawful housing discrimination.

NY A10116

Protects students from being bullied, harassed or discriminated against by school board members and school trustees.

NY A02919

Includes active duty military and certain veterans going to college under the new GI bill in the definition of resident as it relates to community colleges and state-aided four-year colleges.

NY S05719

Relates to veterans' eligibility for public housing; expands eligibility requirements to include veterans of the recent conflicts; requires granting of a preference for public housing to veterans or families of veterans who have a military service connected disability.

NY A07224

Relates to veterans' eligibility for public housing; expands eligibility requirements to include veterans of the recent conflicts; requires granting of a preference for public housing to veterans or families of veterans who have a military service connected disability.

NY S01938

Relates to defining "period of war" for the alternative veterans' exemption; includes more recent hostilities in the definition of "period of war".

NY A06429

Relates to defining "period of war" for the alternative veterans' exemption; includes more recent hostilities in the definition of "period of war".

NY A01312

Relates to including the basis of religious attire and facial hair in the definition of unlawful discriminatory practice.

Similar Bills

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