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Boy Scouts of America bills

35 bills in New York. None has become law yet.

  • Relates to establishing a distinctive plate honoring the Boy Scouts of AmericaNew York · A 4424 · Last action Jan 3, 2018Establishes a distinctive plate honoring the Boy Scouts of America for which the regular registration fee will apply plus an initial one time service charge of $25.Latest action: REFERRED TO TRANSPORTATIONSession ended
  • Relates to establishing a distinctive plate honoring the Boy Scouts of AmericaNew York · S 403 · Last action Jan 3, 2018Establishes a distinctive plate honoring the Boy Scouts of America for which the regular registration fee will apply plus an initial one time service charge of $25.Latest action: REFERRED TO TRANSPORTATIONSession ended
  • Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarshipNew York · S 3296 · Last action Jan 7, 2026Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarship; authorizes a scholarship of $500 per year for high school graduates attending a New York state public post-secondary institution who have achieved a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the United States of America or an Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America.Latest action: REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATIONReferred
  • Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarshipNew York · A 3340 · Last action Jan 7, 2026Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarship; authorizes a scholarship of $500 per year for high school graduates attending a New York state public post-secondary institution who have achieved a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the United States of America or an Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America.Latest action: REFERRED TO EDUCATIONReferred
  • Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarshipNew York · A 6318 · Last action Jan 3, 2024Relates to establishing the Gold Award and Eagle Scout achievement scholarship; authorizes a scholarship of $500 per year for high school graduates attending a New York state public post-secondary institution who have achieved a Gold Award from the Girl Scouts of the United States of America or an Eagle Scout from the Boy Scouts of America.Latest action: REFERRED TO EDUCATIONSession ended

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