New York Bills

signed · New York · Senate Jun 17, 2020

S 8289: Relates to requiring residential health care facilities to prepare an annual pandemic emergency plan to the commissioner of health

Relates to requiring residential health care facilities to submit an annual pandemic emergency plan to the commissioner of health; requires such plan to include a communication plan with families, plans to protect staff, residents and families against infection, and plans to preserve a resident's place at the facility if he or she is hospitalized.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 17, 2020

S 8397: Relates to prohibiting health care employers from penalizing employees because of complaints of employer violations

Prohibits health care employers from penalizing employees because of complaints of employer violations.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 17, 2020

S 8362: Requires that COVID-19 contact tracers be representative of the cultural and linguistic diversity of the communities in which they serve to the greatest extent possible

Requires that COVID-19 contact tracers be representative of the cultural and linguistic diversity of the communities in which they serve to the greatest extent practicable; and provides for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 17, 2020

S 8181: Establishes a state disaster emergency loan program

Establishes a state disaster emergency loan program to be administered by industrial development agencies for small businesses and small not-for-profit corporations.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 17, 2020

S 8243: Relates to the forbearance of residential mortgage payments

Relates to the forbearance of residential mortgage payments; requires New York regulated banking organizations to make applications for forbearance for residential mortgages available to qualified mortgagors during the period in which the NY on PAUSE order is in effect in the county wherein the qualified mortgagor is located and to grant such applications for a period of 180 days.

Brian Kavanagh (D) · 19 co-sponsors

signed · New York · Senate Jun 16, 2020

S 8493: Relates to the use of body-worn cameras by New York state police officers

Relates to the use of body-worn cameras by New York state police officers; establishes the New York state police body-worn cameras program; requires the division of state police to provide body-worn cameras to be worn by all officers.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 16, 2020

S 8539: Relates to the law enforcement misconduct investigative office

Relates to the law enforcement misconduct investigative office.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 16, 2020

S 3595: Creates the law enforcement misconduct investigative office

Creates the law enforcement misconduct investigative office.

signed · New York · Assembly Jun 15, 2020

A 10608: Requires a law enforcement officer or peace officer who discharges his or her weapon under circumstances where a person could be struck by a bullet to immediately report the incident

Requires a law enforcement officer or peace officer who discharges his or her weapon under circumstances where a person could be struck by a bullet to immediately report the incident to his or her superiors.

signed · New York · Assembly Jun 15, 2020

A 10609: Relates to the functions of the chief administrator of the courts

Relates to the functions of the chief administrator of the courts; relates to reporting requirements.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 15, 2020

S 6601: Relates to medical attention for persons under arrest

Provides that when a person is under arrest or otherwise in custody of a police officer, peace officer or other law enforcement representative or entity, such officer, representative or entity shall have a duty to provide attention to the medical and mental health needs of such person.

signed · New York · Senate Jun 14, 2020

S 3253: Relates to recording certain law enforcement activities

Relates to recording certain law enforcement activities; provides that a person not under arrest or in the custody of a law enforcement official has the right to record police activity and to maintain custody and control of that recording and of any property or instruments used by that person to record police activities, however, a person in custody or under arrest does not, by that status alone, forfeit such right to record.

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