Establishes an office for an age-friendly New York and appoints a director to advise state agencies on age-friendly policies.
The bill establishes the office for an age-friendly New York within the executive department. It appoints a director to assist and advise New York state agencies in developing age-friendly policies for older New Yorkers. The director's responsibilities include coordinating with the state office for the aging, working with state agencies to develop age-friendly policies, and reviewing proposed legislation and regulations. State agencies must submit written plans to the director describing their efforts to ensure their services are age-friendly.
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