Establishes a two-year universal basic income pilot program in New York, providing 10,000 participants with $7,200 for individuals or $14,400 for.

The bill mandates the state comptroller to establish a two-year universal basic income pilot program, providing 10,000 participants with $7,200 for individuals or $14,400 for couples annually. It sets participant criteria, including age (21-65), income limits ($35,600 or less), and employment status. The program excludes basic income from eligibility for other assistance programs. A study on the program's effects, including health impacts and employment trends, will be conducted and reported to the division of budget one year after the pilot's conclusion.

Establishes a two-year universal basic income pilot program in New York, providing 10,000 participants with $7,200 for individuals or $14,400 for.

The bill mandates the state comptroller to establish a two-year universal basic income pilot program, providing 10,000 participants with $7,200 for individuals or $14,400 for couples annually. It sets participant criteria, including age (21-65), income limits ($35,600 or less), and employment status. The program excludes basic income from eligibility for other assistance programs. A study on the program's effects, including health impacts and employment trends, will be conducted and reported to the division of budget one year after the pilot's conclusion.