New York A01343 amends the definition of legislation to require clear, concise language limited to 50 pages with common everyday words.
New York A01343 amends the general construction law by adding a new section defining "legislation." This definition applies to any proposed language prepared by the New York state legislative bill drafting commission. Such language must be clear and concise, limited to no more than 50 pages, and use words with common everyday meanings. The accompanying introducer's memorandum must identify contributors and explain the financial cost and funding sources for the legislation. This act takes effect immediately.
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