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Senate committee reports Senate print 5426 after voice vote; another print raised questions under General Business Law
Summary
A New York State Senate committee reported Senate print 5426 following a voice vote and discussed Senate print 416 with questions about the General Business Law; one motion’s vote outcome was recorded, the other was not specified in the transcript.
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A New York State Senate committee reported Senate print 5426 after members responded to a voice vote, and later discussed Senate print 416 with reference to the General Business Law.
The committee called for a vote on the motion concerning Senate print 5426; members responded “Aye,” and the clerk announced that the bill was reported. Later in the session, members considered “4 16” by Senator Connery and asked questions about the General Business Law; a motion related to that item was made and seconded, but the transcript does not record a final tally or outcome.
Reporting a bill is a procedural step that advances it out of the committee for further Senate consideration. The transcript shows one motion explicitly recorded as reported; details on next steps for either bill were not specified in the text provided.
The transcript records the motions as stated on the floor and the immediate vocal response to the first vote. No committee amendments, roll-call vote tallies, or subsequent referral actions were captured in the provided excerpt.

