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Senator Ryan, identified in the hearing as the sponsor, told the committee the provision grew out of the Native American subcommittee’s work. A committee member raised concerns about a division in Cayuga Nation leadership and asked whether the measure would apply to members of the nation or only to outsiders.

A committee staff member replied, “This applies to people who are found to be trespassing on their land, at least the part that applies to all, the nations. This only deals with the ability to remove people who are found to be trespassing or have an illegal business of certain types on the tribes’ [land].” The staff response was stated on the record and refers to persons “found to be trespassing” or running illegal businesses as the group subject to removal under the bill’s language as explained during the hearing.

After that exchange the committee moved the bill forward; the transcript records that the bill was reported out of committee by voice vote.

Why it matters: The discussion focused on the scope of authority the bill would provide on tribal land and whether internal disputes over tribal leadership or membership could be affected. The committee’s staff clarification limited the committee’s stated interpretation to persons found to be trespassing or conducting illegal business; the transcript does not record additional detail about enforcement mechanisms, judicial review, or definitions used in the statutory language.

Next steps: The bill was reported out of committee and will proceed in the legislative process; the transcript does not record subsequent referrals or floor action.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senate Standing Committee on Investigations and Government Operations - 05/28/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Senate Investigations and Government Operations Committee advanced S 81 27, an Indian law measure sponsored by Senator Ryan, after committee members asked whether it would apply to members of the Cayuga Nation or only to outsiders.","taxTitle","Investigations And Government Operations, Standing Committee, Senate, Legislative, New York","taxId",25206,"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},6534531,"Committee reports and refers more than two dozen bills in final Investigations and Government Operations session",303,37000,340000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3552849-874d957af82a9382404619d8b5ced234&start=37&end=340","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3552849-874d957af82a9382404619d8b5ced234/thumbnail_37000.jpg","/articles/6534531/New-York/Committee-reports-and-refers-more-than-two-dozen-bills-in-final-Investigations-and-Government-Operations-session","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6534531-d9ef9038c0d9bde4432c96c5998695ac/orig.mp4?Expires=1770705093&Signature=Yf11HAR2uAjnbaj9Q0p0~5Uqhq2ExhHJPndrZ1KTU1DRihabj2AL9cZlOfy7F28dnzmUphZRZ3VcVUGeXGBFsDz7JBQvvrzUDkVApEelFrV4XKKbQLNN7QTut2th46d~vO2CxEGjJg8X9tr6qp8fla7xr5xeAcSn-cSBf7XjWpOSD5SWCe-j1MnEaI7TfQDEr756qWo39y5bBbWmnvpW~kF2Qw2tWOYWqrODayD1MmAHA~ziQ-pWqw3bsEzyG59WDlpCd2k33zKfn29LXhFi6tURFl9NEYEx4bpRMQD5fl064a7xvqXVc4aFgfLUC3CDlK27pXN76FJbCQ9p-1RHgQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Senate Investigations and Government Operations Committee met for what its chair called the committee’s final meeting and reported or referred more than two dozen bills, mostly by voice vote or unanimous agreement.

The bulk of the session consisted of the chair calling each bill, a sponsor identified for many measures, a motion and second, and a voice vote. Several bills were sent to the finance committee for further consideration; others were reported out of committee.

Key items and outcomes (sponsor — committee outcome; vote detail where recorded):
S 19 — sponsored by Senator Steck — reported out of committee.
S 67 — sponsored by Senator Scoopis — reported out of committee.
S 384 — sponsored by Senator Scoopis — reported out of committee and referred to finance (as noted in the hearing).
S 412 — sponsored by Senator McNartis — reported out of committee (vote recorded as 1 nay, 1 without recommendation).
S 1,130 — sponsored by Senator May — reported out of committee (vote recorded as 1 without recommendation, 1 nay).
S 1,889 — sponsor not specified in transcript — reported out of committee and referred to veterans (as announced).
S 2,520 — sponsor not specified in transcript — reported out of committee.
S 2,640 — sponsored by Senator Fernandez — reported out of committee.
S 30 75 — sponsor not specified in transcript — reported out of committee and referred to finance.
S 31 45 — sponsored by Senator Cooney — reported out of committee and referred to finance (recorded as “without recommendation”).
S 31 51 — related to cannabis law/state finance — reported out of committee and referred to finance (recorded as 1 nay, remainder without recommendation).
S 33 08 — sponsored by Senator Palumbo — reported out of committee.
S 33 71 — sponsored by Senator Palumbo — reported out of committee.
S 38 36 — sponsor unclear in transcript — reported out of committee.
S 40 67A — sponsored by Senator Capito — reported out of committee (recorded as 1 nay, 1 without recommendation).
S 46 57 — sponsor noted as “center of mayor” in transcript — referred to finance (recorded as 2 nays).
S 48 17 — sponsor not fully clear in transcript — reported out of committee.
S 53 96 — sponsored by Senator Chris Olson (as recorded) — reported out of committee.
S 58 27 — sponsor not fully clear in transcript — reported out of committee.
S 6,599 — listed in transcript as “S 6,599,” sponsored by Senator Jackson — reported out of committee (recorded as two votes without recommendation).
S 73 68 — sponsor not fully clear in transcript — reported out of committee.
S 76 40 (notation in transcript) — referenced as presented by Senator Ryan and joined by Senator Willimon Siegel — reported out of committee.
S 81 27 — sponsored by Senator Ryan — reported out of committee after discussion (see separate article on S 81 27).

Several items in the transcript are recorded simply as “reported” or “referred to finance” without roll-call vote names. Where the transcript gives specific tallies the article records them; where it does not, actions were taken by voice vote or unanimous agreement as announced on the record.

Committee clerk Evan Gallo and central staff were thanked at the start of the meeting for supporting committee work. The chair closed the meeting by thanking members and indicating he did not expect further committee meetings for the session.","At its final meeting the Senate Investigations and Government Operations Committee reported a large slate of bills, mostly by voice votes; several measures were referred to the finance committee. Most actions were procedural and drew little debate.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee discusses S 81 27 on tribal trespass removals; staff says measure targets trespassers, not general membership

Committee reports and refers more than two dozen bills in final Investigations and Government Operations session