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Notable consent actions and resolutions recorded on the floor included:

- Assembly Resolution 107 (legislative): memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 15, 2025, as National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day — adopted by voice vote.

- Assembly Resolution 108: memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 28, 2025, as Rare Disease Day — adopted by voice vote.

- Assembly Resolution 109: memorializing the governor to proclaim Feb. 20, 2025, as a Day of Social Justice — adopted by voice vote.

- Rules Report 97 (Assembly number 429): enact to amend the Real Property Law — advanced on consent; the clerk read that the act will take effect on the 30th day.

- Rules Report 98 (Assembly number 1098): enact to amend the General Municipal Law and the Public Authorities Law — passed; the clerk recorded ayes 148, noes 0.

- Rules Report 99 (Assembly number 1473): enact to amend a chapter of the laws of 2024 — advanced; clerk recorded ayes 149, noes 0.

- Rules Report 100 (Assembly number 3923): General Municipal Law amendment advanced and laid aside.

- A chapter amendment concerning tenant notice for bedbug infestation (assembly bill advanced on consent) received praise from members who said it improves the prior bill by narrowing notice to nearby units and extending notice time from 24 to 72 hours; the clerk recorded the vote as ayes 145, noes 3.

Most consent calendar items were advanced without extended debate. The clerk recorded roll-call tallies where a party or recorded vote was requested.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","2-12-25 Session","oneSentenceSummary","On the same day the Assembly debated two prominent chapter amendments, members also adopted ceremonial resolutions and advanced multiple senate bills on consent.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature NY, New York","taxId",77685,"location","New York","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6336640,"Assembly delays expansion of food donation and food-scraps recycling program by one year",1373,1160000,2533000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2282649-2302c38f1d6aadac04afde49916cd893&start=1160&end=2533","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2282649-2302c38f1d6aadac04afde49916cd893/thumbnail_1160000.jpg","/articles/6336640/New-York/Assembly-delays-expansion-of-food-donation-and-food-scraps-recycling-program-by-one-year","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6336640-ab3f86159f46f7c46084b6b4fc116bf0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771018551&Signature=CcH-VBtuE8sX1N5QvCu2u9GkGddGIh7y5w1QhvZgLyjfuiS-2vUqyVbzvMNFQPokXipXus8ribV0NpWP9LA40nURFuynl073eE1D-QVL8us6pkmNY~Wsuk~01C8IEQwvMamAwjQ0ST~4RQSXAcZj0Ia-teHMs8Yu3aPfvZsRP~J4RotYh4gqGHmAEiGM0Vq4Ty9UtLIQ1JQ3v6WGgQEOMVVyYY06GzRYkcGMG54Jr1MFTXGZmzAX8wI0cOJDGwtRVpdwxZqmn2FfckC0XlrZwnCQ2dSPy0HOSzwnq8hr7Vtghh7SkncH5bpTuHkbu0xZt~BiiWdD1Odp8SdkO~q~pQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The New York State Assembly on the floor passed a chapter amendment delaying the scheduled expansion of the state’s food donation and food scraps recycling program enacted in 2024.

Sponsor Assemblymember Shimsky said the amendment delays, by one year, several implementation milestones established in chapter 552 of the laws of 2024. Under the chapter amendment, inclusion of businesses generating 1 ton of food scraps per week would be delayed until January 2027; inclusion of businesses generating half a ton per week would be delayed until January 2029; and the 50-mile distance rule for food-scraps recycling would be delayed until January 2027.

Members questioned the sponsor about details of implementation, including the number and location of composting facilities in New York, whether funding from the Environmental Protection Fund (EPF) has been distributed, and whether state agencies or schools would be required to begin earlier than private businesses. The sponsor said the amendment only changes implementation dates and that DEC’s methodology for calculating waste amounts did not change. She confirmed the most recent publicly available count of facilities that accept composting material was 44 and noted EPF funds have been made available for education and compliance assistance.

Several members expressed concern that even with a one-year delay the state lacks adequate facility capacity and that the cost and distance burdens could fall heavily on small businesses, particularly in rural districts. Assemblymember Simpson and others pressed for details on facility growth and on whether DEC has regulatory authority to fill gaps; the sponsor said she could not predict how many additional facilities would open within a year.

The clerk recorded the vote: ayes, 107; noes, 41. The bill passed.","A chapter amendment will push back phased inclusion dates and a 50-mile rule for New York’s food donation and food-scraps recycling program; the Assembly passed the amendment after debate about facility access and costs to small businesses.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6336645,"Assembly passes law requiring disclosure of state agencies' AI used in hiring",627,528000,1155000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2282649-2302c38f1d6aadac04afde49916cd893&start=528&end=1155","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2282649-2302c38f1d6aadac04afde49916cd893/thumbnail_528000.jpg","/articles/6336645/New-York/Assembly-passes-law-requiring-disclosure-of-state-agencies-AI-used-in-hiring","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6336645-47ee6e21b9b153eb9af57ce6ca7ce6c2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771018551&Signature=EawzVIr8Jp9nceBvSmZ2CDE~pJBKJ8U6pTfjaYJfl0H2oMJ2W0amvhyl6IA0slvDIwvAdr7SI1KNL4iD55x7R6hXI3p3CMyEK862DN4CI96nDCctzPGPp2D6OCQujO8UalhwUkI-00JgV1YCzZyBvQaUPjTE8BHwo~dNW-Im8BhuaixSegok3LSwbKlqMq4BbfvcUCJoAZT60gh53CQC-SiI-biNVAGsNbe3SquhQ3GgeS1XPUAeLQtGIt6AcujWtF1tVrl6p8mtgtCsKZUFoA~6YK-uqCYYYEb3Id32q4hD9uegEZ00szZyUWtuV8NPedKdl5guso~spvkDoz7JbA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The New York State Assembly on the floor advanced a chapter amendment requiring state agencies to disclose use of artificial intelligence tools when those tools are used in employment decision-making and to publish an inventory of such systems.

The bill, advanced on a motion by Assemblymember Otis and described by him as a follow-up to last year’s AI transparency law, assigns the Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) responsibility for maintaining an inventory of AI tools used in employment decisions and for issuing guidance to agencies on how to report into that inventory.

The measure applies to AI used in employment-related decisions by state agencies, including hiring and staffing processes. Assemblymember Otis said the law will require agencies to post notice on agency websites when AI is used and make an inventory available on ITS’s site. He characterized the change as the first statutory requirement in the nation focused on state agency AI use for employment decisions.

Members asked procedural and substantive questions during debate about which tools state agencies have used in the past and how ITS will complete the inventory. Otis said the inventory has not yet been compiled because the chapter amendment was not yet in effect and that ITS will be the entity to provide that information. He added that the law’s purpose is transparency and public scrutiny, including whether AI applications are accurate or discriminatory.

Assemblymember Bluminkrans explained his vote, saying the bill improved substantially after negotiations and that he supported it while noting the need to continue clarifying language as agencies implement technology changes.

The clerk recorded the vote: ayes, 144; noes, 0. The clerk read that the act will take effect immediately.","The Assembly advanced a chapter amendment requiring the Office of Information Technology Services to inventory AI tools used in state employment decisions and for agencies to disclose AI use on their websites; the bill passed unanimously.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Assembly advances multiple consent measures, proclamations

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