New York Bills

Enacts the domestic violence escalation prevention act including certain offenses against members of the same family or household within the definition of serious offense for the purposes of firearms and other dangerous weapons.

Enacts into law major components of legislation necessary to implement the good government and ethics reform budget for 2017-2018; relates to employment and outside income (Part A); relates to political contributions by limited liability companies or other corporate entities (Part B); requires the financial disclosures of certain local officials (Part C); establishes contribution limits and a public campaign financing system; establishes the New York state campaign finance fund; establishes the New York state campaign finance fund check-off (Part D); relates to the freedom of information law (Part E); includes not-for-profit organizations and foundations within the jurisdiction of the state inspector general (Part F); relates to giving the inspector general jurisdiction over state procurement (Part G); relates to the implementation and enforcement of SUNY and CUNY financial control policies, including the policies of affiliated nonprofit organizations and foundations (Part H); establishes the New York port authority inspector (Part I); establishes the state education department inspector general (Part J); appoints a chief procurement officer (Part K); relates to government vendor contributions (Part L); directs the preparation of a report on the feasibility of single identifying codes or numbers (Part M); and relates to motor vehicle registration and establishes early voting; repeals certain provisions of the election law relating thereto (Part N).

Provides that all schools shall ensure that their health education programs recognize the multiple dimensions of health by including mental health and the relation of physical and mental health so as to enhance student understanding, attitudes and behaviors that promote health, well-being and human dignity.

Provides that stalking by technological means, including illegal wiretapping, cell phones, caller ID, Internet, cameras and GPS systems, shall be prohibited and shall be included in the crimes of stalking in the first, second and third degrees.

Enacts into law major components of legislation necessary to implement the good government and ethics reform budget for 2017-2018; relates to employment and outside income (Part A); relates to political contributions by limited liability companies or other corporate entities (Part B); requires the financial disclosures of certain local officials (Part C); establishes contribution limits and a public campaign financing system; establishes the New York state campaign finance fund; establishes the New York state campaign finance fund check-off (Part D); relates to the freedom of information law (Part E); includes not-for-profit organizations and foundations within the jurisdiction of the state inspector general (Part F); relates to giving the inspector general jurisdiction over state procurement (Part G); relates to the implementation and enforcement of SUNY and CUNY financial control policies, including the policies of affiliated nonprofit organizations and foundations (Part H); establishes the New York port authority inspector (Part I); establishes the state education department inspector general (Part J); appoints a chief procurement officer (Part K); relates to government vendor contributions (Part L); directs the preparation of a report on the feasibility of single identifying codes or numbers (Part M); and relates to motor vehicle registration and establishes early voting; repeals certain provisions of the election law relating thereto (Part N).

Authorizes a photo radar demonstration program in cities of one million or more imposing civil liability upon vehicle owners for maximum speed limit violations; authorizes such program to install a photo radar device on McGuinness Boulevard in the borough of Brooklyn; provides for the repeal of such demonstration program after three years.

Excludes video camera recordings and raw data generated from such recordings generated from cameras worn or used by police from being included as personnel records.

Relates to the duty to provide a written receipt.