New York A10128 requires hotels and motels to maintain guest photo IDs for five years and security footage for ninety days, restricts hourly rates.
New York A10128 amends the general business law to mandate that hotels and motels keep a roster of guests, including their photo identifications, for five years and security footage for ninety days. The bill also restricts the use of hourly rates at hotels and motels, requiring rate options to be of at least six hours duration. Penalties for violations are increased, with civil penalties for the first violation and potential suspension of state contracts for subsequent violations. The law aims to enhance safety and prevent illegal activities such as human trafficking.
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