New York State Representative

Alfred Taylor 2025-2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 33)

Legislative Session

Co-Sponsor of Legislation

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New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A06832

Introduced
3/14/25  
Enumerates sanctions; imposes increasingly higher jail terms and civil penalties against persons who sell alcoholic beverages to minors.
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New York Assembly Bill A06833

Introduced
3/14/25  
Requires the terms and conditions of any individual life insurance policy loan to be in writing, be signed by the insured and the agent and contain a signed statement that the agent has explained the terms to the policyholder.
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New York Assembly Bill A06837

Introduced
3/14/25  
Relates to employment of persons and veterans with disabilities by the state; provides up to five thousand positions may be filled by persons with a physical or mental disability and up to two thousand positions may be filled by disabled veterans and veterans with disabilities.
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New York Assembly Bill A06855

Introduced
3/14/25  
Provides that the intentional murder of a child under the age of twelve shall be a first degree murder offense.
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New York Assembly Bill A06864

Introduced
3/14/25  
Relates to deductibles for physical damage insurance.
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New York Assembly Bill A06867

Introduced
3/14/25  
Refer
3/14/25  
Report Pass
3/18/25  
Refer
3/18/25  
Report Pass
3/25/25  
Refer
3/25/25  
Provides for prevailing wage and overtime for covered airport workers.
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New York Assembly Bill A06990

Introduced
3/18/25  
Establishes the reentry assistance program; provides for eligible incarcerated individuals to receive a monthly stipend upon release from a state correctional facility; makes an appropriation of $25,000,000.
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New York Assembly Bill A07019

Introduced
3/18/25  
Establishes protections for adults sixty years of age or older, or at least the age of eighteen and who, because of mental or physical impairments, are unable to manage their own resources or protect themselves from financial exploitation without assistance from others.
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New York Assembly Bill A07048

Introduced
3/20/25  
Provides that the owner of a hazard vehicle service or of a taxicab, livery, bus, coach, limousine, van or wheelchair accessible van service, who has permitted an employee to operate such a vehicle when such employee has not been issued a valid state driver's license or whose license has been suspended or revoked shall have their business license suspended for thirty days.
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New York Assembly Bill A07090

Introduced
3/20/25  
Requires the board of directors of a residential cooperative housing corporation to notify applicants seeking to purchase shares of the corporation of the reason or reasons the board of directors has refused such request.
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New York Assembly Bill A07107

Introduced
3/20/25  
Authorizes labor unions to work with the city of New York to finance the construction of affordable housing for its members.
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New York Assembly Bill A07118

Introduced
3/20/25  
Relates to limiting the number of shelters in council districts.
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New York Assembly Bill A07142

Introduced
3/20/25  
Requires certain health insurance issuers to certify that at least a majority of prescription drug rebates are provided to patients at the point of sale.
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New York Assembly Bill A07159

Introduced
3/21/25  
Directs the commissioner of education to create a pilot program to improve social and emotional learning in schools.
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New York Assembly Bill A07189

Introduced
3/21/25  
Requires town and village justices be admitted to practice law in New York state for at least five years as of the date they commence the duties of office.