You have voted AB-8230: Relates to making school bus stop arm video systems an allowable transportation expense provided that proper protocols are followed and there is no third party involvement..

You have voted AB-8203: Requires schools to adopt a school meal policy regarding unpaid school meal fees and prohibits schools from shaming or treating students differently when students have unpaid school lunch fees..

You have voted AB-8285: Relates to modifying the penalties associated with passing a stopped school bus to include a mandatory driver education course for each offense after a second conviction..

You have voted AB-8299: Enacts the New York state climate responsibility act; establishes the New York state climate action council to report on greenhouse gases, establish a greenhouse gas reduction plan and to set statewide greenhouse gas emission limits and targets..

You have voted AB-8270: Enacts the New York state climate and community protection act; relates to climate change; renewable energy program; labor and job standards and worker protection..

You have voted AB-8262: Directs the commissioner of education to issue a guidance memorandum in cooperation with stakeholders and other interested parties, to every school district and board of cooperative educational services to inform them of the unique educational needs of students with dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia..

You have voted AB-8380: Relates to the establishment of recovery high schools by boards of cooperative educational services..

You have voted AB-8393: Relates to voter notification of special elections; provides such notice be posted on the board of elections website at least two weeks prior to such election..

You have voted AB-8321: Relates to replacing all instances of the words or variations of the words fireman or policeman with the words firefighter or police officer or variation thereof..

You have voted AB-8421: Provides that the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution of a sexual offense committed against a child shall not begin to run until the child turns 23 years of age; provides that a civil action for conduct constituting a sexual offense against a child, shall be brought before the child turns 50 years of age; revives previously barred actions related to sexual abuse of children; grants civil trial preference to such actions; eliminates the notice of claim requirements for such actions when the action is brought against a municipality, the state or a school district; requires judicial training relating to child abuse and the establishment of rules relating to civil actions brought for sexual offenses committed against children..