New York S06588 delays implementation of state mandates in school districts until the following fiscal year after a budget is passed.
New York S06588 amends the education law to ensure that state mandates are not implemented in school districts after they have passed a budget. Such mandates will be implemented in the following fiscal year. A "mandate" is defined as any state law, rule, or regulation that creates a new program or requires a higher level of service for an existing program, or any general law that grants a new property tax exemption or increases an existing property tax exemption. The act takes effect immediately.
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