Bill #
title & sponsor
cal no
cal no.42
cal no.44
Legislation
A bill must be added to a calendar before it can come up for a vote before the Senate. The floor calendar is a list of bills that have been reported out of their respective committees to the Senate floor. The active list is a list of bills drawn from the floor calendar that are expected to make it to the floor for a vote on a given session day. Supplemental calendars are a list of bills reported out of the Rules committee expected to make it to the floor for a vote on a given session day.
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Active List
Bill #
title & sponsor
votes / cal no
Designates a portion of the state highway system as the "Major General Harold J. Greene Memorial Highway"
cal no. 212
Authorizes the county of Ulster to regulate the registration and licensing of taxicabs, limousines, and livery vehicles
cal no. 397
Provides that a special education settlement agreement between a city school district in a city of one million or more and a child's parent or person in parental relation shall have a term of not less than 3 year
cal no. 700
Relates to method of collection of charges by the Water Authority of Great Neck North
cal no. 721
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Supplemental Calendar
Bill #
title & sponsor
votes
Relates to renting of housing through marketplace providers
cal no. 1954
Eliminates the expiration of and makes permanent provisions of law establishing the property tax cap
cal no. 1954
Authorizes union free and central school district boards of education to establish wards for the purpose of school board elections
cal no. 1954
Relates to death benefits for certain members under the jurisdiction of the department of corrections and community supervision
cal no. 1954
2015-16, by the numbers
Bill #
title & sponsor
votes
Bill #
title & sponsor
votes
58
Aye
0
Nay
60
Aye
0
Nay
How a Bill Becomes Law
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Senator has new policy idea
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Idea is drafted into a Bill
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Bill undergoes committee process
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Senate and Assembly pass bill
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Bill is signed by Governor