Directs the department of homeland security and emergency services to study domestic terrorism in New York and recommend actions to combat it.

The bill directs the department of homeland security and emergency services to conduct a comprehensive study on domestic terrorism within New York. The study will collect data on the nature and extent of domestic terrorism, review state and federal policies, and identify gaps in current protocols. It will also evaluate the role of social media, assess the effectiveness of training programs, and recommend improvements. The study will be completed within one year and submitted to the governor and legislative leaders. The act will expire two years after its effective date.

Directs the department of homeland security and emergency services to study domestic terrorism in New York and recommend actions to combat it.

The bill directs the department of homeland security and emergency services to conduct a comprehensive study on domestic terrorism within New York. The study will collect data on the nature and extent of domestic terrorism, review state and federal policies, and identify gaps in current protocols. It will also evaluate the role of social media, assess the effectiveness of training programs, and recommend improvements. The study will be completed within one year and submitted to the governor and legislative leaders. The act will expire two years after its effective date.