Prime-Sponsored Legislation:
A02296 Relates to the rate of regular interest used in the actuarial valuation of liabilities for the purpose of calculating contributions to retirement systems A03179 Requires all pet crematorium & cemeteries to comply with NY law A03180 Relates to unlawful manufacture, production or reproduction of a vehicle identification number with intent to defraud A03303 Enacts the "Steven Kovacs Law" to impose an affirmative duty upon a host to render assistance to a guest on private premises in the event of a medical emergency A03386 Relates to contracts by the New York city school construction authority A03629 Provides for the imposition of mandatory fine upon certain public officials convicted of a designated felony offense related to his or her official duties A03635 Prohibits the use of placement agents or intermediaries by investment managers doing business with the common retirement fund A03636 Authorizes the state and certain local governments to establish other post employment benefits (OPEB) trusts A03987 Relates to reciprocity of debarments imposed under the federal Davis-Bacon Act A03995 Directs the state to reimburse the city of New York for the health care benefits of the retirees of the New York city off-track betting corporation; appropriation A04063 Provides for issuance of distinctive plates to "catholic war veterans of the America" A04810 Relates to labor performed under certain public work contracts A04879 Allows Tier II, III, IV and V members of the NYSERS to retire without a benefit reduction upon completion of 35 years of service A04890 Provides that retirement system members who retire after completion of more than 30 years of service would receive an allowance based on 2% of final average salary A04908 Allows certain members of the New York state and local employees' retirement system to purchase and obtain additional service credit A04909 Establishes maximum age requirements for New York city correctional officers A04910 Establishes alternative retirement benefits for peace officers in the department of motor vehicles A04914 Provides retirement benefits for members employed by the department of corrections and community supervision who are injured in the performance of their duties A04915 Grants additional service credit for members of public retirement systems who are absent without pay for child care leaves of absence A04916 Provides beneficiaries with the same allocation of retirement benefits A04920 Allows certain members of the retirement system to receive credit for up to 30 days of vacation A04922 Relates to benefits payable to, or on behalf of, certain employees of the division of parole injured or killed in the performance of duty A04930 Makes president of COBA a member of the board of trustees of the NYCERS A04934 Exempts certain officers of the departments of correction and sanitation of the city of New York from training requirements for security guards A04950 Grants police officer status to members of the uniformed correction force of N.Y. city department of correction A04981 Relates to the minimum retirement allowance for certain pensioners who retired prior to July 1, 1980 A04983 Clarifies the maximum salary which may be used to calculate the ordinary death benefit of members of the public retirement systems of the state A05324 Allows certain Tier 3 and 4 retirement system members who have contributed for a period of 10 years or more to receive additional service credit A05325 Relates to retirement benefits for employees of the state office of fire prevention and control A05988 Relates to the intergovernmental release of certain personal information A06057 Relates to the powers of the public employee relations board concerning injunctive relief in aid of improper practice charges A06355 Provides for independent personnel review boards for the New York City transit authority and the Triborough bridge and tunnel authority
Prime-Sponsored Legislation, Introduced by Rules
on Behalf of the Member:
There are no bills of this type.
Co-Sponsored Legislation:
A00051
A00350
A00373
A00446
A00515
A00518
A00520
A00534
A00558
A00562
A00565
A00566
A00574
A00688
A00708
A00821
A00917
A00943
A01170
A01173
A01192
A01195
A01212
A01259
A01302
A01313
A01358
A01389
A01394
A01400
A01404
A01410
A01436
A01480
A01489
A01502
A01520
A01525
A01526
A01530
A01533
A01601
A01612
A01626
A01631
A01647
A01663
A01668
A01695
A01774
A01849
A01961
A01964
A01987
A02167
A02171
A02180
A02207
A02220
A02231
A02240
A02283
A02325
A02399
A02437
A02450
A03287
A03369
A03585
A03655
A03873
A04039
A04139
A04146
A04205
A04223
A04305
A04653
A04654
A04750
A04878
A04952
A04961
A04965
A05151
A05156
A05158
A05212
A05380
A05472
A05504
A05590
A05606
A05632
A05641
A05689
A05795
A05890
A05923
A06223
A06356
A06441
Co-Sponsored Legislation, Introduced by Rules
on Behalf of the Member:
There are no bills of this type.
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