New York State Representative

Brian Miller 2023-2024 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 6)

Legislative Session

Co-Sponsor of Legislation

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New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A02044

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Creates a wage tax credit for employers who employ New York national guard men and women, reservists, volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel.
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New York Assembly Bill A02051

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Provides for the exemption of disabled veterans of the armed forces of the United States from New York State Thruway tolls.
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New York Assembly Bill A02066

Introduced
1/23/23  
Authorizes the state mortgage agency to purchase veterans' assisted forward commitment mortgages from banks within the state; requires the board of directors of the state mortgage agency to establish income limits for eligible veterans from time to time.
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New York Assembly Bill A02067

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Allows for online publication of public notices.
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New York Assembly Bill A02082

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Establishes the offenses of obstructing governmental administration by means of dousing a police officer in the first degree, obstructing governmental administration by means of dousing a police officer in the second degree and obstructing governmental administration by means of dousing a police officer in the third degree.
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New York Assembly Bill A02139

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Requires a school nurse to be on the premises during school hours in any school having an enrollment of 100 pupils or more.
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New York Assembly Bill A02142

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Establishes the crime of homicide by sale of an opiate controlled substance; makes such crime a class A-1 felony.
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New York Assembly Bill A02150

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Prohibits the disclosure and publication of the home address or unpublished home telephone number of any active or retired judge or prosecutor.
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New York Assembly Bill A02212

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
Prohibits level two or three sex offenders from voting at a school or facility for children; authorizes absentee voting for such offenders.
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New York Assembly Bill A02219

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
Establishes the power authority of the state of New York shall make low cost hydropower available to hospitals and municipal housing authorities located within Niagara County.
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New York Assembly Bill A02231

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
Enacts Jacobe's Law requiring school administrators to contact the parents or guardians of students when bullying or harassment has occurred.
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New York Assembly Bill A02255

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
Designates the month of September as firefighter, police officer and emergency medical technician appreciation month.
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New York Assembly Bill A02265

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
Relates to residency and verification requirements for certain sex offenders; creates a permanent residency restriction for sex offenders from residing within 1000 feet of school grounds.

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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New York Assembly Bill A02087

Introduced
1/23/23  
Refer
1/23/23  
Relates to small business savings accounts; provides tax incentives for contributions and distributions.
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New York Assembly Bill A02211

Introduced
1/25/23  
Refer
1/25/23  
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.