New York A07410 prohibits individuals or government agencies from suing library staff who refuse to remove library materials from schools or public.

New York A07410 amends the education law by adding a new section that defines "individual with a vested interest" as any resident served by or residing in the area of a school or public library. It also defines "library material" as any material in the custody of a school or public library, including books, magazines, and digital content. The bill specifies that if such an individual or agency requests the removal of library material and the library staff member refuses, no cause of action can be brought against the staff member for failing to remove the material.

New York A07410 prohibits individuals or government agencies from suing library staff who refuse to remove library materials from schools or public.

New York A07410 amends the education law by adding a new section that defines "individual with a vested interest" as any resident served by or residing in the area of a school or public library. It also defines "library material" as any material in the custody of a school or public library, including books, magazines, and digital content. The bill specifies that if such an individual or agency requests the removal of library material and the library staff member refuses, no cause of action can be brought against the staff member for failing to remove the material.