Hochul’s year-end vetoes and signatures

City & State New York·Dec 22

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New York governor Kathy Hochul has been reviewing numerous bills, with some being signed into law and others vetoed. The bills in question cover a range of topics, including prescription fees, the use of certain terms in town laws, and regulations on ai companies. The status of over 150 bills is being tracked, with some having been signed or vetoed and others still pending.

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Hochul’s year-end vetoes and signatures

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