Article about law new
This week’s law new includes an update to New York’s data breach laws, a law that makes it easier for City agencies to obtain student loan forgiveness, and more.
When a committee votes to recommend that a bill be approved, its staff writes a draft of the bill and explains the bill’s purpose, scope, and effect in a detailed section-by-section analysis. This section-by-section analysis is required by the House Rules, known as the Ramseyer rule, to ensure that lawmakers have a full understanding of the changes being proposed to existing law before they vote on them.
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This week’s law new also includes a proposal to require third-party food delivery services to register in the City, a bill that would limit parking of general vendors and mobile food vendors in bicycle lanes, and a law that requires the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection to prepare a notice for City agency employees and job applicants regarding federal student loan forgiveness programs.