Repeals the sunset on certain provisions related to arrests in situations involving certain family offenses

This bill repeals an expiration date (sunset) for specific arrest provisions related to family offenses under New York's domestic violence law. It directly affects domestic violence victims and law enforcement by making current arrest protocols permanent, removing the automatic end date of September 1, 2025. The key mechanism is simply removing the sunset clause from the 1994 Family Protection and Domestic Violence Intervention Act, ensuring these arrest rules remain in effect indefinitely. No new requirements or changes to arrest procedures are introduced.