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S 2681 — Directs the superintendent of state police develop a critical incident policy for members of the state police

Congress · introduced 2025-01-22

Requires the superintendent of state police to develop, maintain and disseminate to all members of the division of state police a critical incident leave policy requiring critical incident paid leave for any members directly involved in a critical incident; prohibits such superintendent from taking any punitive administrative action against any member of the division of state police granted critical incident leave solely on the basis of the provision of such leave.

Latest action: 2025-12-19 — VETOED

Sponsors

Action timeline

  1. · senate — REFERRED TO FINANCE
  2. · senate — AMEND AND RECOMMIT TO FINANCE
  3. · senate — PRINT NUMBER 2681A
  4. · senate — AMEND AND RECOMMIT TO FINANCE
  5. · senate — PRINT NUMBER 2681B
  6. · senate — COMMITTEE DISCHARGED AND COMMITTED TO RULES
  7. · senate — ORDERED TO THIRD READING CAL.1965
  8. · senate — PASSED SENATE
  9. · senate — DELIVERED TO ASSEMBLY
  10. · assembly — REFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS
  11. · assembly — SUBSTITUTED FOR A6452B
  12. · assembly — ORDERED TO THIRD READING RULES CAL.733
  13. · assembly — PASSED ASSEMBLY
  14. · assembly — RETURNED TO SENATE
  15. · senate — DELIVERED TO GOVERNOR
  16. · senate — VETOED MEMO.138

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Inbound (18)

datefromtypeamountrolesource
2025-01-22Patrick M. Gallivancosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22James Sanders Jr.cosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Shelley Mayercosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Siela Bynoecosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Nathalia Fernandezcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22James Skoufiscosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Michelle Hincheycosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Robert Jacksoncosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Monica Martinezcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Jessica Scarcella-Spantoncosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Pete Harckhamcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Sean Ryancosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Rachel Maycosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Christopher Ryancosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Jamaal Baileycosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Mark Walczykcosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Robert Rolisoncosponsor_of_bill—cosponsorsponsorship
2025-01-22Jeremy Cooneysponsor_of_bill—sponsorsponsorship

Who matters

Members ranked by combined influence on this bill: role (sponsor 5 / cosponsor 1), capped speech count from the Congressional Record, and recorded-vote engagement.

#MemberRoleSpeechesVotedScore
1Jeremy Cooney (—, state_upper NY-56)sponsor0—5
2Christopher Ryan (—, state_upper NY-50)cosponsor0—1
3Jamaal Bailey (—, state_upper NY-36)cosponsor0—1
4James Sanders Jr. (—, state_upper NY-10)cosponsor0—1
5James Skoufis (—, state_upper NY-42)cosponsor0—1
6Jessica Scarcella-Spanton (—, state_upper NY-23)cosponsor0—1
7Mark Walczyk (—, state_upper NY-49)cosponsor0—1
8Michelle Hinchey (—, state_upper NY-41)cosponsor0—1
9Monica Martinez (—, state_upper NY-4)cosponsor0—1
10Nathalia Fernandez (—, state_upper NY-34)cosponsor0—1
11Patrick M. Gallivan (—, state_upper NY-60)cosponsor0—1
12Pete Harckham (—, state_upper NY-40)cosponsor0—1
13Rachel May (—, state_upper NY-48)cosponsor0—1
14Robert Jackson (—, state_upper NY-31)cosponsor0—1
15Robert Rolison (—, state_upper NY-39)cosponsor0—1
16Sean Ryan (—, state_upper NY-61)cosponsor0—1
17Shelley Mayer (—, state_upper NY-37)cosponsor0—1
18Siela Bynoe (—, state_upper NY-6)cosponsor0—1

Predicted vote

Aggregated from: actual roll-call votes (when present) → sponsor → cosponsor → party median (predicts YES when ≥25% of the caucus sponsored/cosponsored). Each row labels its confidence tier so you can see why a position was predicted.

0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

Activity

Every typed-graph event involving this entity, newest first. Each row is one edge in the influence graph; click the date to jump to its provenance.

  1. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Siela Bynoe (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  2. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by James Sanders Jr. (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  3. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Robert Jackson (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  4. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by James Skoufis (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  5. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Sean Ryan (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  6. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Nathalia Fernandez (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  7. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Mark Walczyk (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  8. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Monica Martinez (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  9. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Michelle Hinchey (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  10. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Jamaal Bailey (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  11. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Patrick M. Gallivan (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  12. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Shelley Mayer (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  13. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Rachel May (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  14. 2025-01-22 · sponsored by Jeremy Cooney (sponsor) · sponsorship
  15. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Christopher Ryan (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  16. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Jessica Scarcella-Spanton (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  17. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Robert Rolison (cosponsor) · sponsorship
  18. 2025-01-22 · cosponsored by Pete Harckham (cosponsor) · sponsorship

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