New York State must pass enabling legislation before entering into any compact, program, or legal agreement with another state.

The bill amends the executive law by adding a new article, 49-D, which mandates that New York State cannot enter into any compact, program, or other legal agreement with any other state or foreign government that imposes legal or regulatory requirements on New York state residents. Any such agreement must be enacted, approved, or ratified through the passage of enabling legislation. Agreements that conflict with this provision will be null and void.

New York State must pass enabling legislation before entering into any compact, program, or legal agreement with another state.

The bill amends the executive law by adding a new article, 49-D, which mandates that New York State cannot enter into any compact, program, or other legal agreement with any other state or foreign government that imposes legal or regulatory requirements on New York state residents. Any such agreement must be enacted, approved, or ratified through the passage of enabling legislation. Agreements that conflict with this provision will be null and void.