Senate Consumer Protection Committee reports nine consumer-related bills to first reading
At its fifth meeting of the 2025 legislative session, the New York State Senate Standing Committee on Consumer Protection reported nine bills to first reading on the Senate calendar, covering towing cleanup, toxic substances in toys, wheelchair-repair rights, vehicle subscription fees and other consumer issues.
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Sen. Rachel May, chair of the New York State Senate Standing Committee on Consumer Protection, presided over the committee’s fifth meeting of the 2025 legislative session in Albany and reported nine bills to first reading on the Senate calendar.
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