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Committee reports Senate bill attributed to Senator Carter; movers named as Senators Lucy and Myrie
Summary
At a 2025 New York Legislature committee meeting (date not specified), a single Senate bill read in the transcript as "7 97" and attributed to Senator Carter was reported out of committee after a motion moved by Senator Lucy and by Senator Myrie; no roll-call vote or detailed bill text appears in the record.
At a committee meeting of the 2025 New York Legislature (date not specified), committee staff announced that one Senate bill—read in the transcript as "7 97" and attributed to Senator Carter—was reported out of committee after a motion moved by Senator Lucy and by Senator Myrie.
The announcement identified the item as a Senate bill associated with Senator Carter and included the remark, "I'm making the appropriation," in the same exchange; the transcript does not provide the bill's official number, text, or any appropriation amount. Committee staff said the reported bill "will be taken up momentarily" and then the meeting was adjourned.
Why it matters: Reporting a bill out of committee is a procedural step that typically advances legislation toward consideration by the full chamber. The transcript here records the committee's action to report the bill and names the senators who moved the action, but it does not record a roll-call vote, the bill's full number or title, nor any substantive debate or fiscal details.
Details from the record: - Item reported: a Senate bill read in the transcript as "7 97," attributed to Senator Carter. The exact bill number and text are not specified in the transcript. - Motion: the action to report the bill was "moved by Senator Lucy and by Senator Myrie," per the transcript. - Fiscal language: the transcript includes the phrase "I'm making the appropriation," but provides no dollar amounts or appropriation language. - Outcome and next steps: committee staff stated the reported bill "will be taken up momentarily." No subsequent floor action or committee roll-call is recorded in the provided excerpt.
The record supplied is a brief procedural entry. It does not contain sponsors' first names, bill text, committee vote counts, or other substantive discussion. Additional documentation (committee minutes, bill text, or a fuller transcript) would be required to determine the bill's official number, the scope of any appropriation, and whether a formal roll-call vote occurred.
