New York A04832 amends the general business law to prevent local laws from requiring fees, licenses, or minimum work hours for volunteer security.
New York A04832 amends the general business law by adding a preemption clause that prohibits local laws from imposing fees, licenses, or minimum work hour requirements on volunteer security guards. This change aims to streamline regulations for volunteer security guards, ensuring that local laws do not create additional barriers for those providing security services on a voluntary basis. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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