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NY A06652
Bill
Status
4/12/2013
Primary Sponsor
William Boyland
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AI Summary
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Amends social services law to extend emergency shelter eligibility for pregnant victims of domestic violence beyond the standard 90-day maximum stay plus two 45-day extensions.
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Pregnant domestic violence victims may receive up to nine additional months of emergency shelter if they are pursuing education and training to reach independent status.
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Social services districts must offer and provide necessary emergency shelter and services to domestic violence victims regardless of public assistance eligibility.
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Commissioner of children and family services is directed to promulgate regulations necessary to implement the act before its effective date.
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Act takes effect 180 days after becoming law, with regulatory authority granted immediately.
Legislative Description
Relates to residential services for pregnant victims of domestic violence; provides that certain pregnant victims of domestic violence may stay at an emergency shelter for up to nine months.
Last Action
enacting clause stricken
3/10/2014