New York A03778 proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions.

New York A03778 proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions: the New Amsterdam Region, the New York Region, and the Montauk Region. Each region will have its own governor, legislature, and court system. The bill outlines the division of various state departments, agencies, and assets among the regions. It also specifies the creation of new judicial departments and the division of the University of New York into separate institutions for each region. The bill mandates a state sales tax and sets rules for regional budgets and property tax rates.

New York A03778 proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions.

New York A03778 proposes a constitutional amendment to divide the state into three autonomous regions: the New Amsterdam Region, the New York Region, and the Montauk Region. Each region will have its own governor, legislature, and court system. The bill outlines the division of various state departments, agencies, and assets among the regions. It also specifies the creation of new judicial departments and the division of the University of New York into separate institutions for each region. The bill mandates a state sales tax and sets rules for regional budgets and property tax rates.