New York Statutes

§ 5 — Consideration of bills; requests by sponsor

New York § 5
JurisdictionNew York
Law CMAAssembly Rules

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N.Y. Assembly Rules § 5 (2026).

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§ 5. Consideration of bills; requests by sponsor. a. Each standing\ncommittee may consider any bill referred to it at any time if otherwise\nin conformity with these Rules.

(1)In considering any bill, a standing\ncommittee may vote favorably, unfavorably or to hold the bill for\nfurther action and/or study, provided, however, that a motion to hold\nwhich fails shall not be deemed to satisfy a request for consideration.\nInsofar as may be practicable, each standing committee shall vote upon\nsuch bills in the order in which such requests are filed, provided,\nhowever, that a chairperson may schedule the consideration of bills\njointly if such bills deal with similar subject matter. Committees\nhaving original jurisdiction over bills upon which a r

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