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Committee backs statewide animal-cruelty registry bill S.1563
Summary
Wyoming County’s Agriculture Committee voted to support NYS Senate Bill S.1563 to establish a statewide animal-cruelty registry for convictions under 'Buster’s Law.' The motion by Supervisor Smith recorded 'Ayes: 7' and the resolution carried.
The Wyoming County Agriculture Committee voted to support Senate Bill S.1563 (Tedisco), a measure to establish a statewide animal-cruelty registry for individuals convicted under what the agenda calls 'Buster’s Law.' Supervisor Smith moved the resolution; the minutes record the motion as carried with 'Ayes: 7.'
Committee minutes list the seven present supervisors (Klein, Merrill, Berwanger, Rudgers, Roche, Granger and Smith) and show the motion as carried. The action appears on the agenda as a Winter NYSAC conference resolution; the transcript does not include an extended discussion or individual roll-call statements, only the motion text and vote tally. The committee recorded the item as a carried resolution for transmittal as noted in the minutes.
