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A10730Introduced in the Assembly

Relates to requiring social services districts to develop family assessment and services tracks to address cases where there is a prior history of multiple likely malicious and unfounded complaints against the respondent, there is no actual history of founded complaints of abuse or maltreatment against the respondent within the preceding four years, and the initial investigation into the new complaint yields no new information which could indicate the possibility of actual abuse or maltreatment.

IntroducedAssembly Ways and Means

Introduced by Andrew Hevesi, District 28

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Relates to requiring social services districts to develop family assessment and services tracks to address cases where there is a prior history of multiple likely malicious and unfounded complaints against the respondent, there is no actual history of founded complaints of abuse or maltreatment against the respondent within the preceding four years, and the initial investigation into the new complaint yields no new information which could indicate the possibility of actual abuse or maltreatment.

Where it stands

reported referred to ways and means

May 27, 2026

How did lawmakers vote?

AssemblyStage: Assembly Children And Families Committee: Favorable refer to committee Ways and Means · May 27, 2026

14

Yes

1

No

2

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  1. referred to children and families

  2. reported referred to ways and means

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