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Votes at a glance: resolutions and consent calendar actions from Feb. 3 Assembly session
Summary
The Assembly adopted ceremonial resolutions and passed consent-calendar bills including a veterans memorial registry update and an education law change, alongside the four chapter amendments debated on the floor; recorded tallies for key items are listed.
The Assembly on Feb. 3 adopted a set of resolutions and consent-calendar items and recorded multiple roll-call votes on chapter amendments. Key outcomes from the session include:
- Resolutions adopted by voice vote: A900 (Canadian Heritage Day, sponsor: Mister Cashman), A901 (proclaiming February 2026 as Lamb Lovers Month, sponsor: Mister Lamondez), and A902 (Turner Syndrome Awareness Month, sponsor: Mister Scavoni).
- Consent calendar bills: Assembly A3397a (calendar 243), an act to amend the Veterans' Services Law to expand the New York State Veterans Memorial and Monument Registry (sponsor remarks: Mister Raga); clerk recorded Ayes 133, Noes 0, and the bill passed and was declared to take effect immediately. Assembly A4382a (calendar 244), an act to amend the Education Law, was also passed on consent (Ayes 136, Noes 0) and recorded by the clerk.
- The Assembly also passed the following chapter amendments after debate (previous articles provide detail): Senate 8823 (Environmental Conservation Law; horseshoe crab phase-out) — Ayes 101, Noes 37; Rules report 10 (General Business Law chapter amendment regarding consumer credit history) — Ayes 97, Noes 44; Rules report 36 (Criminal Procedure Law, victims' written dispositions) — Ayes 98, Noes 43; Rules report 68 (Real Property Law, removal of unlawful restrictive covenants) — Ayes 96, Noes 45.
The Assembly announced post-session majority conference meetings and adjourned to reconvene at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
