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Votes at a glance: Assembly advances multiple consent measures, proclamations
Summary
On the same day the Assembly debated two prominent chapter amendments, members also adopted ceremonial resolutions and advanced multiple senate bills on consent.
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The New York State Assembly adopted several resolutions and advanced a number of senate bills on consent alongside the debated chapter amendments earlier in the session.
Notable consent actions and resolutions recorded on the floor included:
- Assembly Resolution 107 (legislative): memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 15, 2025, as National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day — adopted by voice vote.
- Assembly Resolution 108: memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 28, 2025, as Rare Disease Day — adopted by voice vote.
- Assembly Resolution 109: memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 20, 2025, as a Day of Social Justice — adopted by voice vote.
- Rules Report 97 (Assembly number 429): enact to amend the Real Property Law — advanced on consent; the clerk read that the act will take effect on the 30th day.
- Rules Report 98 (Assembly number 1098): enact to amend the General Municipal Law and the Public Authorities Law — passed; the clerk recorded ayes 148, noes 0.
- Rules Report 99 (Assembly number 1473): enact to amend a chapter of the laws of 2024 — advanced; clerk recorded ayes 149, noes 0.
- Rules Report 100 (Assembly number 3923): General Municipal Law amendment advanced and laid aside.
- A chapter amendment concerning tenant notice for bedbug infestation (assembly bill advanced on consent) received praise from members who said it improves the prior bill by narrowing notice to nearby units and extending notice time from 24 to 72 hours; the clerk recorded the vote as ayes 145, noes 3.
Most consent calendar items were advanced without extended debate. The clerk recorded roll-call tallies where a party or recorded vote was requested.
