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Votes at a glance: Senate passes multiple bills from the third-reading calendar
Summary
During the March 10 session the Senate moved several bills from the third-reading calendar to final passage across a range of subject areas, including mental hygiene, elder law, penal law, labor and election law; the transcript records roll-call announcements and multiple 'bill is passed' confirmations.
The New York State Senate on March 10 read the last sections and held roll calls on multiple bills from the third-reading calendar and recorded results for each item called.
Highlights from the floor record include: - Trial number 211 / Senate code 5105 (by Senator Harcombe): an act to amend the Mental Hygiene Law — announced roll-call result "I, 62" and recorded as passed. - Counter number 230 / Senate print 8741 (by Senator Clear): an act to amend the Elder Law — recorded "Aye, 62" and passed. - Counter number 278 / Senate print 72028 (by Senator Henchy): an act to amend the Penal Law — recorded "Aye, 62" and passed. - Calendar number 358 / Senate print 1148 (by Senator Granardez): an act to amend the Public Authorities Law — recorded roll-call with both 'ayes' and 'nays' listed and recorded as passed in the transcript. - Title number 374 / Senate print 4925 (by Senator Ramos): an act of the Labor Law — recorded "Aye, 56; Nays, 6" and listed as passed. - Additional calendar items spanning public service law, correction law, education law, election law, alcoholic beverage control law and administrative procedure matters were read and the transcript records roll-call announcements and the notation "Bill is passed" for multiple items.
The floor reading was procedural; the Secretary read the last section for each bill, the roll was called, and results were announced. Where the transcript lists specific tallies those tallies are reported here verbatim from the chamber record; where tally language was unclear in the transcript the outcome is given as 'passed' if the record states "Bill is passed."
