MONDAY, APRIL 17, 2023 2:17 P.M.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE HOUSE WILL COME

TO ORDER.

IN THE ABSENCE OF CLERGY, LET US PAUSE FOR A MOMENT OF

SILENCE AND LET OUR THOUGHTS GO TO LOUISVILLE AND DADEVILLE. OVER THE

WEEKEND, WE LOST MORE LIVES.

(WHEREUPON, A MOMENT OF SILENCE WAS OBSERVED.)

VISITORS ARE INVITED TO JOIN THE MEMBERS IN THE PLEDGE

OF ALLEGIANCE.

(WHEREUPON, ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY LED VISITORS AND

MEMBERS IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.)

A QUORUM BEING PRESENT, THE CLERK WILL READ THE

JOURNAL OF SUNDAY, APRIL 16TH.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, I MOVE TO

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

DISPENSE WITH THE FURTHER READING OF THE JOURNAL OF APRIL THE 16TH AND

THAT THE SAME STAND APPROVED.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: WITHOUT OBJECTION, SO

ORDERED.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, SIR.

COLLEAGUES AND GUESTS THAT ARE IN THE CHAMBERS, I WANT TO START TODAY'S

SESSION WITH A QUOTE. THIS ONE IS FROM BILLIE HOLIDAY. SHE WAS AN

AMERICAN JAZZ AND SWING MUSICIAN. HER NICKNAME WAS "LADY DAY"

BY HER FRIENDS AND HER MUSIC PARTNER, LESTER YOUNG. HOLIDAY HAD AN

INNOVATIVE INFLUENCE ON JAZZ MUSIC AND POP SINGING. HER VOCAL STYLE

STRONGLY INSPIRED BY JAZZ INSTRUMENTALISTS PIONEERED A NEW WAY OF

MANIPULATING BOTH PHRASING AND TEMPO IN MUSIC. HER WORDS FOR US

TODAY, IF I'M GOING TO SING LIKE SOMEONE ELSE, THEN I DON'T NEED TO SING

AT ALL. AGAIN, THESE WORDS, BILLIE HOLIDAY.

COLLEAGUES HAVE ON THEIR DESK A MAIN CALENDAR.

AFTER THERE ARE ANY HOUSEKEEPING OR INTRODUCTIONS, WE WILL BE CALLING

FOR WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND THE RULES COMMITTEE THAT BOTH

WILL BE MEETING IN THE SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM. THESE

COMMITTEES ARE GOING TO PRODUCE AN A-CALENDAR WHICH WE WILL TAKE

UP TODAY. WE WILL ALSO BE CALLING FOR THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES TO

MEET TODAY: CODES AND ENVIRO -- GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS. MR.

SPEAKER, WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN OUR WORK TODAY TAKING UP RESOLUTIONS ON

PAGE 3 WHICH SOME OF OUR COLLEAGUES MAY DESIRE TO SPEAK ON.

MAJORITY MEMBERS SHOULD BE UNDERSTANDING CLEARLY THAT THERE WILL BE A

NEED FOR A CONFERENCE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING OUR WORK TODAY ON THE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

FLOOR. AS ALWAYS, I WILL CONSULT WITH THE MINORITY TO DETERMINE WHAT

THEIR CONFERENCE NEEDS MAY BE.

THAT IS A GENERAL OUTLINE, MR. SPEAKER, OF WHERE WE'RE

GOING TODAY. IF YOU HAVE INTRODUCTIONS AND HOUSEKEEPING, NOW WOULD

BE A PERFECT TIME. THANK YOU, SIR.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THANK YOU. NO

HOUSEKEEPING.

INTRODUCTIONS, MS. WOERNER.

MS. WOERNER: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER, FOR

ALLOWING ME TO INTERRUPT OUR PROCEEDINGS FOR THE PURPOSES OF AN

INTRODUCTION TODAY. I AM THRILLED TO HAVE US JOINED IN THE CHAMBER BY

TWO NORTHEASTERN NEW YORK UPWARD BOUND PROGRAMS. UPWARD

BOUND, FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE UNFAMILIAR, IS A PROGRAM THAT IS RUN

FOR HIGH POTENTIAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO MAY NEED A LITTLE BIT OF

EXTRA HELP TO BECOME PREPARED TO ENTER COLLEGE. UPWARD BOUND HAS

BEEN AROUND FOR ABOUT 50 YEARS, AND I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THAT WHEN I

WAS A FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE IN COLLEGE, I WAS AN UPWARD BOUND

COUNSELOR SO I KNOW FIRST HAND THE IMPACT THAT THIS PROGRAM HAS ON OUR

YOUNG PEOPLE. SO I WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE TO YOU FROM THE TRIO

UPWARD BOUND AT SUNY ADIRONDACK, WE HAVE MIA AMATO, CAELUM

BROWN, MARYSA COLVIN, BELLA GARRISON, XANDER JENKINS, AUBREE

PARKER, DAISHA QUACKENBUSH, LYNN YANG AND THEIR TEACHER, PATRICK

GREENE. AND FROM THE SUNY PLATTSBURGH UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM

REPRESENTED BY OUR COLLEAGUE, MR. JONES, FROM FRANKLIN AND CLINTON

COUNTIES, WE HAVE STEPHANIE WILCOX, A COUNSELOR; BRIAN POST, A

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

DIRECTOR, TRINITY CARTER, BREE DAVIS, BROOKLYNNE KADLAC, KENDRA

MCLEAN, JADYN METCALFE, CHASE NICHOLS, CLAIRE LYNN OWEN, AND

HAILEY SASS. MR. SPEAKER, IF YOU WILL OFFER THESE FINE PEOPLE THE

CORDIALITIES OF THE HOUSE AND A HEARTY WELCOME. THANK YOU.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: CERTAINLY. ON BEHALF

OF MS. WOERNER, MR. JONES, THE SPEAKER AND ALL THE MEMBERS, WE

WELCOME THESE UPWARD BOUND STUDENTS HERE TO THE NEW YORK STATE

ASSEMBLY. WE EXTEND TO YOU THE PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR. WE HOPE THAT

YOUR EXPERIENCE HERE TODAY WILL BE HELPFUL AS YOU PLAN YOUR FUTURE AND

WE HOPE THAT YOU CONTINUE IN THIS EXCELLENT PROGRAM THAT HAS SHOWED

THIS COUNTRY FOR SO VERY MANY YEARS. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.

(APPLAUSE)

MR. LEMONDES.

MR. LEMONDES: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. IT'S A

PRIVILEGE TO INTERRUPT THE PROCEEDINGS TO WELCOME ANOTHER WONDERFUL

GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. THESE KIDS REPRESENT THE

YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB AND I WOULD ASK THAT -- THAT YOU GIVE THEM

ALL THE CORDIALITIES OF THE HOUSE AND AS AN ALUMNI OF SYRACUSE

UNIVERSITY MYSELF, RIGHT IN THE CENTER OF THE STATE OF ONONDAGA

COUNTY, IT'S QUITE AN HONOR TO HOST THEM HERE, FOR THEM TO SEE

GOVERNMENT. MOST OF THEM HAVE NEVER -- HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS

CHAMBER BEFORE AND I WOULD ASK THAT YOU MAKE THEM FEEL WELCOME

AND AT HOME. THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: CERTAINLY. ON BEHALF

OF MR. LEMONDES, THE SPEAKER AND ALL THE MEMBERS, WE WELCOME YOU

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

HERE TO THE NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY, THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE. WE EXTEND

TO YOU THE PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR. WE HOPE THAT YOUR TRIP TODAY EVEN IF

IT MAY BE YOUR FIRST WILL NOT BE YOUR LAST. KNOW THAT YOU ALWAYS HAVE

FRIENDS HERE AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR FUTURE AS GRADUATES OF

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. CONGRATULATIONS.

(APPLAUSE)

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES FOR THE PURPOSES OF A

ANNOUNCEMENT.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, MR.

SPEAKER. COULD YOU PLEASE CALL THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO

THE SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: CERTAINLY. WAYS AND

MEANS, SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM IMMEDIATELY, PLEASE.

RESOLUTIONS ON PAGE 3, THE CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. 296, MS. WALLACE.

LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING GOVERNOR

KATHY HOCHUL TO PROCLAIM APRIL 10, 2023 AS DYNGUS DAY IN THE STATE

OF NEW YORK.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MS. WALLACE ON THE

RESOLUTION.

MS. WALLACE: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. I RISE TO

SPEAK ON BEHALF OF A RESOLUTION ASKING GOVERNOR HOCHUL TO PROCLAIM

APRIL 10TH, 2023, AS DYNGUS DAY IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. FOR THOSE

OF YOU WHO DON'T KNOW, DYNGUS DAY IS A CULTURAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATED

BY POLISH-AMERICANS TO REJOICE OVER THE END OF LENT AND TO CELEBRATE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

THE JOY OF THE EASTER SEASON. HISTORICALLY, THE TRADITION IS BELIEVED TO

HAVE ORIGINATED WITH A BAPTISM OF PRINCE -- - PRINCE MIEKSZKO, THE FIRST

HISTORICAL RULER OF THE POLISH STATE. OVER THE YEARS, THE TRADITION HAS

EVOLVED TO BE A CELEBRATION OF POLISH FOOD, DANCE, CULTURE AND HERITAGE

BY POLISH-AMERICANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. I HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF

REPRESENTING THE TOWN OF CHEEKTOWAGA AND PART OF THE EAST SIDE OF

BUFFALO, WHICH HAVE BEEN HOME TO ONE OF THE LARGEST POPULATIONS OF

POLISH-AMERICANS FOR DECADES. DYNGUS DAY WAS ACTUALLY CELEBRATED

LAST MONDAY, AUGUST [SIC] 10TH, BUT FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO MISSED IT,

MAKE SURE TO MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR NEXT YEAR WHEN YOU, TOO, CAN

ATTEND THE DYNGUS DAY PARADE IN THE CITY OF BUFFALO, JOIN POLONIANS

ENJOYING POLISH FOOD AND DANCING, INCLUDING LOTS OF POLKA, AND FOLKS

DRESSED IN TRADITIONAL RED AND WHITE ATTIRE KEEPING THEIR HISTORICAL

TRADITIONS ALIVE. JUST LIKE EVERYONE IS IRISH ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY, SO,

TOO, EVERYONE IS POLISH ON DYNGUS DAY. SO PLEASE JOIN ME IN

RECOGNIZING THIS GREAT TRADITION SHARED BY POLISH-AMERICANS ACROSS

NEW YORK STATE EVERY YEAR.

ACTING SPEAKER SHIMSKY: ON THE RESOLUTION,

ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING AYE; THOSE OPPOSED, SAY NO. THE

RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. 297, MR. HEVESI.

LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING GOVERNOR

KATHY HOCHUL TO PROCLAIM APRIL 30, 2023 AS ADVERSE CHILDHOOD

EXPERIENCES AWARENESS DAY IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

ACTING SPEAKER SHIMSKY: ON THE RESOLUTION,

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING AYE; ALL THOSE OPPOSED, NO. THE

RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. 298, MR. DESTEFANO.

LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION MEMORIALIZING GOVERNOR

KATHY HOCHUL TO PROCLAIM MARCH 26-APRIL 1, 2023 AS CLEANING WEEK

IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

ACTING SPEAKER SHIMSKY: ON THE RESOLUTION,

ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING AYE; ALL THOSE OPPOSED, NO. THE

RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED.

(PAUSE)

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, MADAM

SPEAKER. WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL THE RULES COMMITTEE TO THE SPEAKER'S

CONFERENCE ROOM.

ACTING SPEAKER SHIMSKY: RULES COMMITTEE

IN THE SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM.

(PAUSE)

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, MADAM

SPEAKER. IF YOU WOULD PLEASE CALL THE CODES COMMITTEE TO THE

SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM.

ACTING SPEAKER SHIMSKY: CODES COMMITTEE

TO THE SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM.

(PAUSE)

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, MEMBERS

HAVE ON THEIR DESK AN A-CALENDAR. I WOULD NOW MOVE TO ADVANCE THAT

CALENDAR.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON MRS.

PEOPLES-STOKES' MOTION, THE A-CALENDAR IS ADVANCED.

PAGE 3 ON THE A-CALENDAR, RULES REPORT NO. 119, THE

CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A06550, RULES REPORT

NO. 119, WEINSTEIN. AN ACT TO MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT

OF GOVERNMENT; TO AMEND CHAPTER 121 OF THE LAWS OF 2023 RELATING TO

MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT, IN RELATION

THERETO; AND TO AMEND CHAPTER 122 OF THE LAWS OF 2023, RELATING TO

MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT, IN RELATION

THERETO, AND PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF SUCH PROVISIONS UPON

EXPIRATION THEREOF.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE

IS AT THE DESK. THE CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: I HEREBY CERTIFY TO AN IMMEDIATE VOTE,

KATHY HOCHUL, GOVERNOR.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: AN EXPLANATION IS

REQUESTED, MS. WEINSTEIN.

MS. WEINSTEIN: VERY BRIEFLY. THIS BILL WOULD

PROVIDE APPROPRIATIONS FOR PAYROLL, CONTRACTS, LIABILITIES, AND FEDERAL

AND STATE ASSISTANCE OF VARIOUS STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES, AS WELL

AS THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, COMPTROLLER, ATTORNEY

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

GENERAL, JUDICIARY AND LEGISLATURE FROM APRIL 1ST THROUGH APRIL 20TH.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MR. RA.

MR. RA: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. WILL THE CHAIR OF

WAYS AND MEANS YIELD FOR SOME QUESTIONS?

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MS. WEINSTEIN?

MS. WEINSTEIN: YES.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MS. WEINSTEIN

YIELDS, SIR.

MR. RA: THANK YOU. SO APRIL 1ST TO THE 20TH, SO

HOW MUCH DOES THIS BILL APPROPRIATE IN TOTAL FOR THAT PERIOD OF TIME?

MS. WEINSTEIN: TWO POINT NINE BILLION.

MR. RA: OKAY. AND THEN WE HAD GONE THROUGH A

COUPLE OF NUMBERS IN THE COMMITTEE MEETING. HOW MUCH MORE THAN

LAST WEEK'S BILL, AND THEN HOW MUCH MORE TOTAL IS ADDED INTO THIS

SPENDING FOR THIS WEEK?

MS. WEINSTEIN: THERE -- IT IS 946 MILLION OVER

LAST WEEK'S BILL, AND THERE IS -- OF THAT AMOUNT, 845 MILLION IS -- ARE

NEW APPROPRIATIONS.

MR. RA: OKAY, THANK YOU. YOU KNOW, WE'VE DONE

THIS THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS, OBVIOUSLY, SO WE, I THINK WE'RE -- WE'RE

PRETTY CLEAR ON THE TYPES OF PAYMENTS THAT ARE COMING DUE AND ALL THAT

TYPE OF STUFF, BUT CAN YOU GIVE US ANYTHING ON WHAT'S GOING ON AND DO

WE THINK THIS IS THE LAST EXTENDER? IT'S ONLY TAKING US A FEW DAYS AS

OPPOSED TO THE PREVIOUS ONES THAT TOOK US A WEEK.

MS. WEINSTEIN: THIS IS THE EXTENDER THAT THE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

GOVERNOR SENT UP THROUGH THURSDAY. WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS TOWARDS

FINAL -- A FINAL AGREEMENT. WE'RE NOT THERE YET, SO I COULDN'T GUARANTEE

THAT THIS IS GOING TO BE OUR LAST EXTENDER.

MR. RA: FAIR ENOUGH. DO -- DO YOU HAVE ANY SENSE

AS TO ONCE WE GET PAST THURSDAY, BECAUSE THIS OBVIOUSLY IN ADDITION TO

HAVING ANY PAYMENTS DUE IT TAKES CARE OF THE PAYROLL THAT WOULD HAVE

COME UP THIS WEEK MUCH LIKE WE DID LAST WEEK AND THE WEEK BEFORE.

DO WE HAVE ANY SENSE AS TO WHAT MIGHT BE COMING NEW AS WE GET INTO

AFTER THIS EXTENDER, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY?

MS. WEINSTEIN: THERE IS A MONDAY PAY PERIOD

THAT WOULD BE COMING UP SO WE WOULD, ONCE WE GET PAST -- WE WOULD

ON THURSDAY HAVE TO DO ANOTHER EXTENDER IF WE WEREN'T ENACTING A

BUDGET.

MR. RA: OKAY. THANK YOU.

MR. SPEAKER, ON THE BILL.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON THE BILL, MR. RA.

MR. RA: SO I'M RUNNING OUT OF TALKING POINTS HERE AT

THIS POINT, BUT I JUST WANT TO, AGAIN, STRESS, YOU KNOW, WE ALL GET THE

IMPORTANCE OF IT. ACTUALLY IT'S NICE TO BE DOING THIS TODAY. WE'RE NOT

UP AGAINST A DEADLINE THAT WE WERE TOLD ABOUT TO MAKE SURE OUR STATE

WORKERS ARE PAID WHICH IS A GOOD THING. I THINK WE'RE BEING PROACTIVE

IN THAT REGARD. BUT THIS IS, YOU KNOW, I KNOW MANY FOLKS HERE HAVE

BEEN AROUND FOR AWHILE, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME IN MY TENURE HERE THAT

WE'VE DONE MULTIPLE EXTENSIONS; THIS IS THE THIRD ONE. AND IT'S

HAPPENING DESPITE THE FACT THAT ONE PARTY IS CONTROLLING OUR STATE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

GOVERNMENT. AND I THINK AT THE END OF THE DAY WE NEED TO FIGURE OUT A

WAY TO HAVE A RESPONSIBLE STATE BUDGET THAT ADDRESSES THE NEEDS OF

NEW YORKERS. AND I KNOW THAT IT'S -- THERE'S SO MANY IMPORTANT

ISSUES THAT ARE BEING DISCUSSED AND, YOU KNOW, EVERYBODY'S TRYING TO

GET WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING TO GET OUT OF THIS BUDGET, BUT I'LL REITERATE,

WHAT AM I HEARING FROM MY CONSTITUENTS? THEY WANT LOCAL CONTROL IN

THEIR MUNICIPALITIES. THEY DON'T LIKE THE HOUSING PLAN THAT THE

GOVERNOR'S PUT FORTH. I DON'T THINK THAT IS A BUDGETARY ISSUE, I DON'T

THINK IT SHOULD BE PART OF THIS CONVERSATION. BUT ALSO, THEY'RE

CONCERNED ABOUT PUBLIC SAFETY. NOW, I KNOW WE TALKED ABOUT POLICY IN

AND OUT OF THE BUDGET, AND THAT'S BEEN A DEBATE FOR YEARS AND GENERALLY

I DON'T LIKE SEEING POLICY IN THE BUDGET. BUT I WILL SAY THIS, WHEN IT

COMES TO BAIL REFORM, WE BROKE IT IN A BUDGET AND I THINK WE CAN FIX IT

IN A BUDGET.

SO I HOPE THAT OVER THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS, THIS TAKES US

TO THURSDAY, THAT WE CAN COME UP WITH A FINAL STATE BUDGET THAT IS

RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF NEW YORKERS, THAT IS RESPONSIBLE IN TERMS OF

NOT RAISING TAXES IN A TIME WHERE PEOPLE ARE STRUGGLING WITH INCREASED

COSTS, BUT THAT WILL PUT THINGS LIKE PUBLIC SAFETY AND AFFORDABILITY FIRST

AND THAT WE CAN GET THERE IN A TRANSPARENT MANNER, DARE I SAY. NOW,

FOR US TO START ADOPTING, I'M JUST GOING TO THROW THIS OUT THERE, FOR US TO

START ADOPTING ACTUAL BUDGET BILLS ON THURSDAY, AND FOR THEM TO AGE

PROPERLY CONSISTENT WITH OUR STATE CONSTITUTION, THEY WOULD NEED TO BE

IN TONIGHT. NOW, I'M AN OPTIMIST, BUT THAT MAY BE BEYOND MY LEVEL OF

OPTIMISM THAT WE'RE GOING TO SEE THAT WITHOUT THE NEED FOR MESSAGE OF

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

NECESSITY AND ALL THOSE OTHER THINGS THAT UNFORTUNATELY HAVE BECOME A

MATTER OF CONVENIENCE, NOT REALLY A NECESSITY WHEN WE NEGOTIATE THESE

BILLS. SO I'M GOING TO BE VOTING IN FAVOR OF THIS. I URGE ALL MY

COLLEAGUES TO DO SO TO MAKE SURE THE STATE CAN CONTINUE TO PAY ITS BILLS

AND PAY OUR WORKERS AND DO EVERYTHING IT NEEDS TO DO, BUT I HOPE THAT

THIS IS THE LAST OF THESE EXTENDERS. THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THANK YOU, MR. RA.

READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, MR.

SPEAKER. IF YOU COULD NOW CALL THE GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

COMMITTEE TO THE SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: GOVERNMENT

OPERATIONS, SPEAKER'S CONFERENCE ROOM IMMEDIATELY, THANK YOU.

MAIN CALENDAR.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, IF WE COULD

NOW ALSO MOVE OUR ATTENTION TO PAGE 12 ON THE CALENDAR AND BEGIN

WITH CALENDAR NO. 99, BEGIN TO CONSENT.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: PAGE 12, CALENDAR

NO. 99, THE CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A00222, CALENDAR NO.

99, L. ROSENTHAL, BURDICK, EPSTEIN. AN ACT TO REPEAL PARAGRAPH 9 OF

SUBDIVISION A OF SECTION 26-405 OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF THE CITY

OF NEW YORK, RELATING TO HEARINGS REGARDING BIENNIAL MAXIMUM BASE

RENT ADJUSTMENTS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, MR.

SPEAKER, FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTERRUPT OUR PROCEEDINGS FOR THE

PURPOSES OF INTRODUCING A GUEST IN THE CHAMBERS. IT'S MR. TOM CLARK,

HE IS THE CONSUL GENERAL FOR CANADA. HE IS JOINED BY HIS ASSISTANT

CONSUL, ANDR� FRENETTE, AND RACHAEL HOMEWOOD. IF YOU WOULD

PLEASE WELCOME OUR GUESTS FROM CANADA, NEW YORK CITY, AS WELL AS

BUFFALO TO OUR CHAMBERS, WE WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT, SIR.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: CERTAINLY. ON BEHALF

OF MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES, THE SPEAKER AND ALL THE MEMBERS, WE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

WELCOME YOU HERE TO THE NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY, OUR NEIGHBORS TO

THE NORTH. WE VALUE AND APPRECIATE THE RELATIONSHIP THAT EXISTS

BETWEEN NEW YORK STATE AND CANADA. WE HOPE -- AND THE UNITED

STATES, AND WE HOPE IT CONTINUES THAT WAY. WE'RE ALWAYS PLEASED TO

HAVE YOU, YOU ARE ALWAYS A FRIEND HERE AND ALWAYS HAVE THE PRIVILEGES

OF THE FLOOR. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.

(APPLAUSE)

CALENDAR NO. 100, THE CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A01190, CALENDAR NO.

100, RIVERA, DINOWITZ, HEVESI, JACKSON, JACOBSON, MAMDANI,

SANTABARBARA, SILLITTI, SEAWRIGHT, SIMON, TANNOUSIS, CONRAD, KELLES.

AN ACT TO AMEND THE PUBLIC SERVICE LAW, IN RELATION TO CERTAIN

REQUIREMENTS REGARDING BILLING FOR ELECTRIC SERVICES.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A01234, CALENDAR NO.

101, LUPARDO, STIRPE, DICKENS, SIMON, WOERNER, FAHY, GIBBS,

JACOBSON, BUTTENSCHON, JEAN-PIERRE, JACKSON, MCDONALD,

GONZ�LEZ-ROJAS, HYNDMAN, HUNTER, GLICK, TAGUE, KELLES, NOVAKHOV,

MAHER. AN ACT TO AMEND THE AGRICULTURE AND MARKETS LAW, IN RELATION

TO EXPANDING THE DEFINITION OF CROPS, LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS

TO INCLUDE CANNABIS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

MS. LUPARDO TO EXPLAIN HER VOTE.

MS. LUPARDO: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MR.

SPEAKER. I JUST WANTED TO POINT OUT TO OUR COLLEAGUES WHAT WE'RE DOING

WITH THIS BILL IN CASE YOU WEREN'T FOLLOWING IT. IT IS VERY SIMPLE. WE

ARE ACKNOWLEDGING THAT CANNABIS IS AN AGRICULTURAL CROP IN NEW YORK

STATE, SIMILAR TO EVERY OTHER AGRICULTURE CROP, AND IS GOING TO ALLOW

LAND USE TO GROW CANNABIS TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AGRICULTURE

ASSESSMENT ALLOWING FARMERS TO CUT THEIR COSTS OF PRODUCTION AND KEEP

LAND IN FARMING. ALSO, IT'S GOING TO EXTEND THE RIGHT TO FARM LAW

PROTECTIONS TO OUR CANNABIS FARMERS. SO BASICALLY WE'RE COMING FULL

CIRCLE ACKNOWLEDGING THAT CANNABIS IS A CROP THAT FARMERS GROW LEGALLY

IN NEW YORK STATE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MS. LUPARDO IN THE

AFFIRMATIVE.

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A01687, CALENDAR NO.

102, RIVERA, CLARK, CRUZ, DE LOS SANTOS, DINOWITZ, FAHY, HEVESI,

LAVINE, MAMDANI, MCMAHON, MEEKS, PEOPLES-STOKES, L. ROSENTHAL,

SAYEGH, SEAWRIGHT, TAYLOR, ZINERMAN, JACKSON, SIMON, LUNSFORD,

JACOBSON, EPSTEIN, WEPRIN, KELLES. AN ACT TO AMEND THE INSURANCE

LAW, IN RELATION TO PROHIBITING THE EXCLUSION OF COVERAGE FOR LOSSES OR

DAMAGES CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO LEAD-BASED PAINT.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A01731, CALENDAR NO.

103, DINOWITZ, WEPRIN, EPSTEIN. AN ACT TO AMEND THE INSURANCE LAW,

IN RELATION TO RESTRICTING INSURERS FROM DEMANDING INTRUSIVE PERSONAL,

FINANCIAL AND TAX INFORMATION FROM INSUREDS AS A STANDARD PRACTICE IN

PROCESSING ORDINARY THEFT CLAIMS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A02118, CALENDAR NO.

104, DINOWITZ, COLTON, PAULIN. AN ACT TO AMEND THE GENERAL BUSINESS

LAW, IN RELATION TO ARBITRATION ORGANIZATIONS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A03119, CALENDAR NO.

105, JONES. AN ACT TO AMEND THE HIGHWAY LAW, IN RELATION TO

DESIGNATING A PORTION OF THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM AS THE "SAMUEL

TROMBLEY MEMORIAL BRIDGE."

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A03162, CALENDAR NO.

106, WOERNER, RAGA. AN ACT TO AMEND THE HIGHWAY LAW, IN RELATION

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

TO DESIGNATING A PORTION OF THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM AS THE "DEPUTY

CHIEF BRIAN BUELL MEMORIAL BRIDGE."

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

MS. WOERNER TO EXPLAIN HER VOTE.

MS. WOERNER: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER AND MY

COLLEAGUES. DEPUTY CHIEF BRIAN BUELL WAS A MEMBER OF THE

GREENWICH FIRE DEPARTMENT AND A LEADER IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND

SADLY, CANCER TOOK HIM FROM US TOO EARLY. SO I THANK YOU FOR JOINING

ME IN HONORING DEPUTY CHIEF BRIAN BUELL WITH THIS BILL TODAY. HE IS A

MAN WE COULD HAVE ALL BEEN PROUD OF TO KNOW, AND I KNOW THAT HIS

FAMILY WILL VALUE THE WORK THAT WE DO TODAY TO DESIGNATE A PORTION OF

THE HIGHWAY SYSTEM IN HIS MEMORY. SO THANK YOU ALL, AND WITH THAT I

VOTE IN THE AFFIRMATIVE.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MS. WOERNER IN THE

AFFIRMATIVE.

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A03566, CALENDAR NO.

107, PRETLOW, SANTABARBARA, BENDETT. AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 473 OF

THE LAWS OF 2010, AMENDING THE RACING, PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING AND

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

BREEDING LAW RELATING TO THE NEW YORK STATE THOROUGHBRED BREEDING

AND DEVELOPMENT FUND, IN RELATION TO THE EFFECTIVENESS THEREOF.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON A MOTION BY MR.

PRETLOW, THE SENATE BILL IS BEFORE THE HOUSE. THE SENATE BILL IS

ADVANCED. READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A03778, CALENDAR NO.

108, ZEBROWSKI, JACOBSON, SIMONE. AN ACT TO REPEAL SUBDIVISION 6 OF

SECTION 51 OF THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES LAW, RELATING TO VOTING BY

MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STATE AUTHORITIES CONTROL BOARD.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON A MOTION BY MR.

ZEBROWSKI, THE SENATE BILL IS BEFORE THE HOUSE. THE SENATE BILL IS

ADVANCED. READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

MR. GOODELL TO EXPLAIN HIS VOTE.

MR. GOODELL: THANK YOU, SIR. I WILL BE

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

SUPPORTING THIS BILL. IT'S A MODEST AMENDMENT TO THE PUBLIC OFFICERS

LAW, BUT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE HELPFUL IF OTHER MEMBERS ALSO LOOKED AT

SOME OF THE HISTORY. IN 2019, GOVERNOR CUOMO GOT QUITE UPSET WITH

THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES BOARD BECAUSE THEY STARTED QUESTIONING THE

FINANCIAL WISDOM OF SOME OF HIS GRANDIOSE PLANS TO REBUILD PENN

STATION, AND THERE WAS A CONCERN BY THE GOVERNOR THAT PERHAPS THEY

MIGHT NOT SUPPORT HIS PROPOSAL FOR AMAZON. AND SO THE GOVERNOR

RESPONDED, AS WAS TYPICAL BACK THEN, BY INCLUDING LANGUAGE IN THE

BUDGET THAT SAID THAT THE AUTHORITY BOARD COULD ONLY VOTE ON WHETHER

OR NOT THERE WAS ENOUGH MONEY FOR THE PROJECT, AND IF THEY VOTED ON

ANYTHING ELSE, HE HAD THE POWER TO IMMEDIATELY REMOVE THEM. AND

THAT WAS THE AMENDMENT THAT WENT THROUGH IN 2019 THAT WAS FORCED --

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ONE MINUTE, MR.

GOODELL. REALLY WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF YOU TOOK CONVERSATIONS OFF THE

FLOOR. GENTLEMEN, LADIES.

PROCEED, MR. GOODELL.

MR. GOODELL: THANK YOU, SIR.

AND SO GOVERNOR CUOMO PUT THIS PROVISION IN THE

PUBLIC OFFICERS LAW, FORCED IT THROUGH AS PART OF THE BUDGET, AND

BASICALLY SAID THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES BOARD HAD VIRTUALLY NO

SUBSTANTIVE ROLE IN REVIEWING THE WISDOM OF THE PROJECT, ONLY WHETHER

OR NOT THE CHECKS WOULD CLEAR. AND THIS IS A MODEST AMENDMENT THAT

TAKES OUT THAT PROVISION AND RESTRICTS THEIR AUTHORITY TO ADJUST WHETHER

OR NOT THE CHECKS WILL CLEAR. IT'S A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION, THANK YOU

TO MY COLLEAGUE. I DO HOPE THAT IN THE FUTURE WE'LL CONTINUE TO REVIEW

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

THIS BECAUSE RIGHT NOW IT'S A FIVE-MEMBER BOARD OF WHICH ONLY THREE

PEOPLE CAN VOTE. THE MINORITY, WHILE IT'S ON THE BOARD, HAS NO VOTING

WHATSOEVER. AND SO I'M HOPEFUL THAT AS WE MOVE FORWARD WE CAN

ADDRESS THAT GLARING SHORTFALL, BUT THANK YOU TO THIS BILL, I WILL BE

SUPPORTING IT. THANK YOU.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MR. GOODELL --

(PAUSE/AUDIENCE INTERRUPTION)

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, WE

CERTAINLY DO WANT TO HONOR OUR CITIZENS' RIGHT TO VOICE THEIR OPINION, WE

JUST WISH THEY WOULDN'T VOICE IT SO LOUDLY IN OUR CHAMBERS. AND

GRATEFULLY, WE DO HAVE AN AMAZING STAFF THAT IS MOVING THEM OUT AND

ONWARD, AND --

(PAUSE/AUDIENCE INTERRUPTION)

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ARE THERE ANY OTHER

VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A04072, CALENDAR NO.

109, CARROLL. AN ACT TO AMEND THE ELECTION LAW, IN RELATION TO MAKING

TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS THERETO.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON A MOTION BY MR.

CARROLL, THE SENATE BILL IS BEFORE THE HOUSE. THE SENATE BILL IS

ADVANCED. READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A04113, CALENDAR NO.

110, LUPARDO, BUTTENSCHON, ZINERMAN, SANTABARBARA. AN ACT TO

AMEND THE AGRICULTURE AND MARKETS LAW, IN RELATION TO INCREASING THE

NUMBER OF CUISINE TRAILS IN THE STATE.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: ON A MOTION BY MS.

LUPARDO, THE SENATE BILL IS BEFORE THE HOUSE. THE SENATE BILL IS

ADVANCED. READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A04674-A, CALENDAR

NO. 111, FAHY. AN ACT RELATING TO THE EXTENSION OF THE TAXABLE STATUS

DATE IN CERTAIN ASSESSING UNITS; AND PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF SUCH

PROVISIONS UPON THE EXPIRATION THEREOF.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05369, CALENDAR NO.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

112, PAULIN, BURDICK. AN ACT TO AMEND THE TAX LAW, IN RELATION TO

EXTENDING THE PERIOD DURING WHICH THE CITY OF WHITE PLAINS IS

AUTHORIZED TO IMPOSE AN ADDITIONAL SALES AND COMPENSATING USE TAX.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: HOME RULE MESSAGE

IS AT THE DESK. READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05372, CALENDAR NO.

113, PAULIN, DARLING, WOERNER, DINOWITZ, BRONSON, GONZ�LEZ-ROJAS,

STECK, ANDERSON, SIMON, JACOBSON, COOK, COLTON, FORREST,

SANTABARBARA, WALKER, BURGOS, TAYLOR, CARROLL, CRUZ, EPSTEIN,

LUNSFORD, CLARK, BICHOTTE HERMELYN, ZEBROWSKI, PEOPLES-STOKES, L.

ROSENTHAL, REYES, FALL, KELLES. AN ACT TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH

LAW, IN RELATION TO INCREASING MONETARY PENALTIES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH

LAW VIOLATIONS AND PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR THE NURSING HOME QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05518, CALENDAR NO.

114, GUNTHER. AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 371 OF THE LAWS OF 1998,

AMENDING THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES LAW RELATING TO THE CONSTRUCTION AND

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

FINANCING OF FACILITIES BY THE DORMITORY AUTHORITY FOR THE NEW YORK

STATE REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION, IN RELATION TO EXTENDING THE

EFFECTIVENESS THEREOF.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05523, CALENDAR NO.

115, GUNTHER, DE LOS SANTOS. AN ACT TO AMEND THE EDUCATION LAW, IN

RELATION TO ALLOWING A SUSPENDING AUTHORITY TO CONDITION THE EARLY

RETURN OF A STUDENT ON SUCH STUDENT'S VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION IN

COUNSELING OR CERTAIN CLASSES.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05692, CALENDAR NO.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

116, L. ROSENTHAL, BURDICK, CHANDLER-WATERMAN, EPSTEIN. AN ACT TO

AMEND THE EMERGENCY TENANT PROTECTION ACT OF NINETEEN SEVENTY-FOUR

AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN RELATION TO RENT

REGISTRATION STATEMENTS FOR VACANT UNITS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05693, CALENDAR NO.

117, L. ROSENTHAL, BURDICK, EPSTEIN. AN ACT TO AMEND THE EMERGENCY

TENANT PROTECTION ACT OF NINETEEN SEVENTY-FOUR AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE

CODE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, IN RELATION TO RENT REGISTRATION

STATEMENTS FILED BY A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05694, CALENDAR NO.

118, L. ROSENTHAL, BURDICK, EPSTEIN. AN ACT TO AMEND THE REAL

PROPERTY LAW, IN RELATION TO THE INSTALLATION OF APPLIANCES OR FIXTURES

BY TENANTS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A05704, CALENDAR NO.

119, BARRETT, THIELE, KELLES, NORRIS, WOERNER, RIVERA, WALLACE,

BRABENEC, SMITH, J. A. GIGLIO, EPSTEIN, MEEKS, GANDOLFO, BURDICK.

AN ACT TO AMEND THE REAL PROPERTY LAW, IN RELATION TO INCREASES OF RENT

IN MANUFACTURED HOME PARKS.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE BILL IS LAID ASIDE.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, IF YOU

WOULD PLEASE RECALL CALENDAR NO. 111 BY MS. FAHY.

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: CALENDAR NO. 111,

THE CLERK WILL READ.

THE CLERK: ASSEMBLY NO. A04674-A, CALENDAR

NO. 111, FAHY. AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE EXTENSION OF THE TAXABLE

STATUS DAY IN CERTAIN ASSESSING UNITS; AND PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF

SUCH PROVISIONS UPON THE EXPIRATION THEREOF.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: READ THE LAST SECTION.

THE CLERK: THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE CLERK WILL RECORD

THE VOTE.

(THE CLERK RECORDED THE VOTE.)

ARE THERE ANY OTHER VOTES? ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS.

(THE CLERK ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS.)

THE BILL IS PASSED.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, DO YOU

HAVE FURTHER HOUSEKEEPING OR RESOLUTIONS?

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: NO HOUSEKEEPING,

BUT NUMEROUS, FINE RESOLUTIONS, WE WILL TAKE THEM UP WITH ONE VOTE.

ON THE RESOLUTIONS, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SIGNIFY BY SAYING

AYE; OPPOSED, NO. THE RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED.

(WHEREUPON, ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION NOS. 264-295 AND

299 WERE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.)

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: THANK YOU, SIR. COULD

NYS ASSEMBLY APRIL 17, 2023

YOU PLEASE CALL ON MR. JACOBSON FOR THE PURPOSES OF AN

ANNOUNCEMENT?

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: MR. JACOBSON FOR THE

PURPOSES OF A ANNOUNCEMENT.

MR. JACOBSON: THANK YOU, MR. SPEAKER. IT'S A

RAINY DAY OUT THERE, BUT IT'S GOING TO BE SUNNY DURING -- IN OUR

CONFERENCE THAT'S GOING TO BE HELD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SESSION IN

HEARING ROOM B.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: DEMOCRATIC

CONFERENCE IN THE SUNNY HEARING ROOM B, THANK YOU.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES.

MRS. PEOPLES-STOKES: MR. SPEAKER, I NOW

MOVE THAT THE ASSEMBLY STAND ADJOURNED UNTIL 1:30, TUESDAY, APRIL

THE 18TH, TOMORROW BEING A SESSION DAY.

ACTING SPEAKER AUBRY: THE ASSEMBLY STANDS

ADJOURNED.

(WHEREUPON, AT 3:57 P.M., THE ASSEMBLY STOOD

ADJOURNED UNTIL TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH AT 1:30 P.M., TUESDAY BEING A

SESSION DAY.)