Imposes increased fines on certain individuals who commit riot in the first degree during a state disaster emergency.
Relates to safe staffing for public employees of institutional settings by setting maximum overtime levels.
Prohibits the issuance of violations or fines for failure to properly supervise certain premises during the COVID-19 state disaster emergency for violations of Executive Order 202; provides that any other fine issued during the COVID-19 state disaster emergency shall be suspended if after six months the licensee does not have any subsequent violations.
Relates to the misbranding of food products not containing meat; establishes a food product shall be deemed to be misbranded if the food product is labeled or branded in a false, deceptive or misleading manner that misrepresents the product as meat, meat food product or poultry.
Imposes additional rules and requirements for the licensing of nail salons.
Authorizes Anthony Pocchia to qualify for post-retirement health insurance benefits.
Requires all state agencies to utilize third-party, commercial cloud computing solutions for any new information technology or telecommunications investments on or before June thirtieth, two thousand twenty-two.
Relates to the authority and responsibility of the chairman of the metropolitan transportation authority.
Defines a serious condition regarding the medical use of marihuana as a condition, or symptom or complication of the condition or its treatment, for which, in the practitioner's professional opinion and review of past treatments, the patient is likely to receive therapeutic or palliative benefit from primary or adjunctive treatment with medical use of medical marihuana.
Prohibits public employers from dismissing or taking other disciplinary action against public employees if such employees are elected or appointed to represent the employee organization or its members or communicate or offer commentary on matters of public concern or matters affecting the employee organization or its members.
