Removes references to STAR in the real property tax law and tax law; repeals provisions relating to the school tax relief credit.
Requires drug tests for potential employees of the office of mental health and the office for people with developmental disabilities.
Relates to the rights of persons with disabilities in public places and places of public accommodation; provides that guide, hearing and service dogs are allowed to accompany a disabled person in all public places and places of public accommodation.
Relates to the liability of design professionals; prohibits broad indemnification of a state or local agency or political subdivision involving public work.
Provides that students who have an IEP shall not be required to take more than one regents examination in any given day.
Relates to the provision of care and services to persons with developmental or physical disabilities; directs the commissioner of the office for people with developmental disabilities to conduct a demonstration program to identify ways to more efficiently provide such care.
Creates the state office of the utility consumer advocate to represent interests of residential utility customers.
Requires members of the state police, city police departments and sheriffs, undersheriffs, and deputy sheriffs to be trained in the administration of opioid antagonists and to carry opioid antagonists in their vehicles and provides for the repeal of such provisions upon expiration thereof.
Relates to contracts in small print, procedural reciprocity for arbitration agreements in consumer transactions and consumer arbitration; relates to the prohibition of certain and wrongful death claims; relates to powers and duties of the consumer protection division and contracts of adhesion; relates to protecting against certain contracts of adhesion in the provision of health care.
Relates to requiring the filing of wills for safekeeping and the reduction of fees for such filing.
