Power to Decide bills
3 bills match.
New York
- Allows division of homeland security and emergency services to decide if the sale, lease or operation of state-owned infrastructure would threaten public securityNew York · A 870 · Last action Jan 8, 2020Increases the powers and duties of division of homeland security and emergency services by giving it the power to decide if the sale, lease or operation of any critical infrastructure owned by the state or public authority or an electric generating facility would threaten public security; established a critical infrastructure advisory council.Latest action: REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONSSession ended
- Allows division of homeland security and emergency services to decide if the sale, lease or operation of state-owned infrastructure would threaten public securityNew York · A 2434 · Last action Jan 3, 2018Increases the powers and duties of division of homeland security and emergency services by giving it the power to decide if the sale, lease or operation of any critical infrastructure owned by the state or public authority or an electric generating facility would threaten public security; established a critical infrastructure advisory council.Latest action: REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONSSession ended
- Allows division of homeland security and emergency services to decide if the sale, lease or operation of state-owned infrastructure would threaten public securityNew York · S 2396 · Last action Jan 3, 2018Increases the powers and duties of the division of homeland security and emergency services by giving it the power to decide if the sale, lease or operation of any critical infrastructure owned by the state or public authority or an electric generating facility would threaten public security; establishes a critical infrastructure advisory council.Latest action: REFERRED TO VETERANS, HOMELAND SECURITY AND MILITARY AFFAIRSSession ended
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