Establishes factors and requirements to be considered when a health care practitioner's opinion differs from that of an applicant's treating health care practitioner's opinion as to an applicant's disability.
Relates to a civil cause of action for human trafficking.
Prohibits a state party from using the word "Independent" or "Independence" in its name.
Establishes the "New York State Transparency in Supply Chains Act" which requires businesses to fully disclose efforts being taken to eliminate human trafficking within the supply chain process and provide those disclosures to consumers.
Relates to the unearned income of a child when the parent or non-parent caregiver chooses to exclude such child from the public assistance household.
Relates to resource exemptions for applicants for public assistance programs; amends the Welfare Reform Act in relation to the effectiveness thereof.
Relates to rates of payment for certified home health agencies.
Establishes the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree; makes technical corrections.
Includes instances of sexual conduct against a child less than seventeen years of age to certain sex offenses and removes the time limit to bring subsequent sexual offenses.
Provides for the admissibility of a victim's outcry and disclosures in cases of sexual abuse regardless of when the disclosure was made relative to the abuse.
