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Senate clears a slate of bills on the calendar; multiple measures passed Feb. 4, 2025
Summary
On Feb. 4, 2025 the New York State Senate passed a set of calendar items including several assembly bills and senate prints across public health, veterans, elder law, labor, and other areas; most measures passed with large majorities, some recorded with individual dissenters.
The New York State Senate on Tuesday took up and passed a package of calendar bills, finishing the day's agenda after adopting a privileged resolution on Black History Month.
The bills considered were drawn from the day’s calendar and included assembly bills and at least one senate print on subjects ranging from insurance and public health to veterans services, elder law, elections, labor, and banking law. Most measures passed with strong majorities; several recorded votes listed specific senators in the minority.
Key calendar items and outcomes (as announced on the floor):
- Calendar 43 — Assembly Bill 926 (by Assembly Member McDonald). Last section: takes effect immediately. Announced result: Ayes, 62. Bill passed.
- Calendar 45 — Assembly Bill 425 (by Assembly Member Otis). Subject noted as insurance law in the reading. Last section: takes effect on same date and in the same manner as chapter laws of 02/2024. Announced result: Ayes 61, Nays 1. Bill passed.
- Calendar 46 — Assembly Bill 924 (by Assembly Member Paulin). Last section: takes effect…
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