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March 28, 2013
Assembly Member O’Donnell explains the two new pieces of legislation he wrote to help protect New York City’s schoolchildren. The first, A6058, would mandate Community Education Council input in the sale of public school buildings in New York City and ensure compliance with the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. The second, A6059, would require parental consent before the release of personally identifiable student information to third parties.
Assembly Member O’Donnell explains the two new pieces of legislation he wrote to help protect New York City’s schoolchildren. The first, A6058, would mandate Community Education Council input in the sale of public school buildings in New York City and ensure compliance with the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. The second, A6059, would require parental consent before the release of personally identifiable student information to third parties.
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