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Senate print 17-03 introduced by Senator Webb is reported out in brief proceeding
Summary
A brief New York State Senate proceeding recorded the introduction of Senate print 17-03, attributed to Senator Webb, and a procedural announcement that the bill was "reported"; the transcript is fragmentary and does not specify the bill text or vote tally.
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An unidentified chamber officer opened by saying, "We'll begin with senate print 17 o 3 by Senator" and then named "Webb," indicating Senate print 17-03 was taken up on the floor. The record gives no summary of the bill's content or stated purpose.
Shortly afterward, the same speaker said, "Favor opposed the bills reported," indicating the chamber reported the measure out. The transcript repeats that phrasing and includes the sequence "20 58 Webb," but it does not make clear whether those numbers are a vote tally, an internal identifier, or part of the spoken record. The audio/text is fragmentary and ends with an incomplete line beginning "By Senator," leaving the final status and any additional actions unspecified.
The transcript includes an unclear remark, "And that's gonna be a straight wall," attributed to the unidentified speaker; no explanation or context for that phrase appears elsewhere in the record. No debate, sponsor explanation, committee reference, or recorded roll-call votes appear in the provided segments.
Because the partial record names only "Senator Webb" without a first name and the proceeding is recorded in short fragments, reporters and readers should treat the transcript as a procedural entry rather than a full account of legislative deliberation. The chamber appears to have reported the bill, but the text, purpose, committee history, and vote details were not captured in the provided segments.
The most recent development on the record is that Senate print 17-03 was announced as reported; next steps (committee referral, placement on a calendar, or further action) are not specified in the transcript.

