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New York Assembly adopts amendments to four bills, schedules committee meetings and honors visitors
Summary
On May 4, 2026, the New York State Assembly formally received and adopted amendments to four bills and asked Ways and Means and Rules committees to meet; the session also included ceremonial recognitions and an invocation.
ALBANY — On Monday, May 4, 2026, the New York State Assembly adopted amendments to four bills and called for the Ways and Means and Rules committees to convene, Assembly leaders said.
The clerk announced that on motions by members the Assembly "received and adopted" amendments to bill A7633 (motion by Miss Barrett), A8052 (motion by Mr. Levine), A8482 (motion by Miss Cruz) and A9350B (motion by Miss Lupardo). The transcript records the motions and the clerk’s announcement of adoption but does not record debate or vote tallies for those motions.
Members were also told the chamber has a main calendar with 52 new bills on desks and that committees would produce a calendar for floor consideration. The presiding lawmaker asked the Ways and Means Committee and the Rules Committee to meet in the Speaker’s Conference Room to prepare items for floor action.
The session included ceremonial items before floor business. Rabbi Boas Marmon delivered the invocation and asked members to "find the courage to be such effectual advocates for your constituents," invoking liberty and civic duty. "May the Almighty bless the Assembly of the State of New York, its members, and all the staff serving the Assembly," Marmon said.
Lawmakers introduced several groups and individuals to the Chamber. Miss Tapia introduced the Bronx Community College women’s basketball team to recognize a historic 2025–26 season and the team’s first NJCAA tournament appearance; Miss Kaye introduced students Gavin Shoop and Emma Stanton for quick action on March 5 to stop a school bus that had begun traveling the wrong way on a state route. Mr. Manktelow introduced a delegation from Monroe County and asked the Assembly to extend the privileges of the floor.
The session recessed after the Clerk put the House at ease on a motion; the transcript does not record any additional floor votes or final passage of the bills mentioned.
Next steps: committees called to meet are expected to prepare a calendar for further floor consideration; no committee reports or final passage items were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
