New York State Senator

Kevin Parker 2025-2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 60)

Legislative Session

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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New York Senate Bill S06067

Introduced
3/5/25  
Authorizes Top Community Development Corporation to file an application for a real property tax exemption.
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New York Senate Bill S06068

Introduced
3/5/25  
Refer
3/5/25  
Engrossed
6/4/25  
Relates to the creation of an annual report on the race and ethnic data of individuals who have taken a civil service examination.
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New York Senate Bill S06069

Introduced
3/5/25  
Creates the office of insurance consumer advocate within the department of financial services; provides that the office shall consist of five members; describes powers and duties; provides that such office be funded by an assessment upon domestic insurers and licensed U.S. branches of alien insurers domiciled in NYS.
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New York Senate Bill S06070

Introduced
3/5/25  
Relates to expanding the definition of "public body" to include any entity consisting of two or more members created by executive order of the governor.
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New York Senate Bill S06071

Introduced
3/5/25  
Creates the "Pennies for Parks" program providing funds for capital expenditures at state parks and historic sites; imposes fee of five cents on single use carryout bags; establishes the pennies for parks fund to hold funds received from the fee on single use carryout bags.
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New York Senate Bill S06072

Introduced
3/5/25  
Enacts the "Modernized voter registration act of New York".
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New York Senate Bill S06073

Introduced
3/5/25  
Establishes an energy reserve fund for school districts and boards of cooperative educational services.
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New York Senate Bill S06074

Introduced
3/5/25  
Establishes the sickle cell disease education and mapping program to promote the screening and detection of sickle cell disease, educate the public regarding sickle cell disease, provide counseling and referral services and map locations of occurrence of sickle cell disease.
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New York Senate Bill S06075

Introduced
3/5/25  
Relates to establishing a duty to report an unauthorized use of force by a police officer; provides that failure to report is a class B misdemeanor.
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New York Senate Bill S06076

Introduced
3/5/25  
Requires sickle cell disease coursework or training for every medical student, medical resident and physician assistant student in the state.
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New York Senate Bill S06077

Introduced
3/5/25  
Relates to restraint of individuals in facilities under the jurisdiction of the office of mental health; establishes procedures which must be followed in order to restrain patients who are served in mental hygiene facilities.
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New York Senate Bill S06078

Introduced
3/5/25  
Refer
3/5/25  
Enacts the "Joseph Fletcher act"; permits certain claims by essential employees for compensation based on death due to COVID-19 which were previously denied or not timely filed.
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New York Senate Bill S06079

Introduced
3/5/25  
Refer
3/5/25  
Relates to voting rights.
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New York Senate Bill S06080

Introduced
3/5/25  
Establishes the commission on education in the twenty-first century which shall examine the system of school districts and the delivery of education related services in the state and shall recommend changes to that system.
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New York Senate Bill S06081

Introduced
3/5/25  
Establishes the child psychiatry access project; provides that the office of mental hygiene shall establish regional child psychiatry access projects across the state to provide primary care providers with timely access to child psychiatry consultations in order to assist such primary care providers in meeting the mental health needs of the children and adolescents and their families; establishes a gift for the child psychiatry access project on state personal income tax forms, the proceeds from which shall be deposited into a child psychiatry access fund for the funding of such projects.