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Senate veterans committee sends package of veterans-related bills to finance; several items reported unanimously
Summary
The New York State Senate Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs Committee on May 28 reported a set of veterans-related bills to the Finance Committee, including measures on Liberty Pass exemptions, veteran definition, tuition benefits and commemorative medals. Most bills were reported without extended debate.
The New York State Senate Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs Committee on May 28 advanced multiple veterans-related bills to the Senate Finance Committee, with most measures reported out following brief procedural votes.
Committee members moved and seconded a series of bills covering amendments to Military Law, Public Health Law and Education Law, measures on benefits and reimbursements, and creation of commemorative items. Each bill was read by staff during the meeting and, after brief questions or remarks, was reported to finance.
Why this matters: Reporting bills to Finance is a procedural step that sends measures toward potential placement on the Senate…
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