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All 123,358 Active 83,278 In committee 83,195 Passed 28,234 Signed 5,874 Failed 5,069

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 27, 2022

A 9460: Establishes a continuing education fund for educators

Establishes an annual continuing education fund for educators worth fifty million dollars to provide public school teachers that are nominated by public school districts with financial assistance to pursue additional certifications or degrees.

died · New York · Senate Apr 27, 2022

S 3676: Requires 10% of the penalties imposed by the superintendent of financial services to be deposited in the community development financial institution fund

Requires 10% of the penalties imposed by the superintendent of financial services to be deposited in the community development financial institution fund.

died · New York · Assembly Apr 27, 2022

A 263: Relates to the imposition of penalties and remedies in suits brought for the vindication of civil rights or human rights

Relates to the imposition of penalties and remedies in suits brought for the vindication of civil rights or human rights; provides for reasonable attorney's fee and reasonable expert fees.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 27, 2022

A 4648: Adjusts the regional labor force cost index for the Hudson Valley region

Adjusts the regional labor force cost index for the Hudson Valley region for the 2022-2023 school year and thereafter.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 3596: Directs the department of health to conduct a study on opening three new veterans nursing homes in New York state and providing for the repeal of such provisions upon expiration thereof

Directs the department of health to conduct a study on opening three new veterans nursing homes in New York state and provides for the repeal of such provisions upon expiration thereof.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 8101: Prohibits certain COVID-19 mask and face covering mandates by state agencies

Prohibits state agencies from promulgating rules, regulations or any form of guidance requiring individuals under the age of eighteen who are not exhibiting COVID-19 related symptoms, as defined by the centers for disease control and prevention, to wear a mask or face covering in a public place or while participating in any recreational or organized sporting activity.

Chris Tague (R) · 25 co-sponsors

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 4414: Establishes the veterans' memorials preservation act

Establishes the veterans' memorials preservation act.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 4823: Relates to the provision of criminal history background checks free of charge to mentoring programs operated by not-for-profit corporations

Relates to the provision of criminal history background checks free of charge to mentoring programs operated by not-for-profit corporations.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 7311: Increases the total funding of the Senator Patricia K. McGee nursing faculty scholarship program and provides for increased awards

Increases the total funding of the Senator Patricia K. McGee nursing faculty scholarship program to five million dollars annually; permits awards covering the total cost of a recipient's academic program.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 6290: Relates to security and protection of New York national guard recruiting centers

Directs the division of military and naval affairs to establish policies relating to security and protection of New York national guard and air national guard recruiting centers.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 4646: Allows first responders who are diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder to request line of duty sick leave

Allows first responders who are diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder to request line of duty sick leave.

failed · New York · Assembly Apr 26, 2022

A 4368: Requires the forfeiture by state officers or local officers of STAR exemption eligibility upon conviction of a felony related to public employment

Requires the forfeiture by state officers or local officers of STAR exemption eligibility upon conviction of a felony related to public employment.