New York A05117 mandates state agencies to base planning, policy enforcement, and reporting on worst-case scenarios.

New York A05117 amends the executive law to require all state departments, bureaus, boards, commissions, authorities, and agencies to base their planning, policy enforcement, and reporting on the worst-case scenario when relying on statistics. This means plans must be created with the highest degree of safety, policies enforced to reduce the likelihood of a worst-case scenario, and reports must show worst-case scenario statistics if they are not absolute. The act will take effect 180 days after becoming law, with necessary rule changes authorized immediately.

New York A05117 mandates state agencies to base planning, policy enforcement, and reporting on worst-case scenarios.

New York A05117 amends the executive law to require all state departments, bureaus, boards, commissions, authorities, and agencies to base their planning, policy enforcement, and reporting on the worst-case scenario when relying on statistics. This means plans must be created with the highest degree of safety, policies enforced to reduce the likelihood of a worst-case scenario, and reports must show worst-case scenario statistics if they are not absolute. The act will take effect 180 days after becoming law, with necessary rule changes authorized immediately.