Establishes the New York State Autism Council to oversee autism-related programs and research.

The bill creates the New York State Autism Council within the executive department. The council will consist of sixteen members, including representatives from various state departments and organizations, as well as parents of children with autism. The council's duties include approving autism awareness programs, providing information and education on program and services enhancements to families, establishing mechanisms to use biomedical research results, sharing information among researchers and clinicians, and offering a mechanism for the public to access information on autism-related.

Establishes the New York State Autism Council to oversee autism-related programs and research.

The bill creates the New York State Autism Council within the executive department. The council will consist of sixteen members, including representatives from various state departments and organizations, as well as parents of children with autism. The council's duties include approving autism awareness programs, providing information and education on program and services enhancements to families, establishing mechanisms to use biomedical research results, sharing information among researchers and clinicians, and offering a mechanism for the public to access information on autism-related.