NY A03716

Establishes an 11-member Native American and Other Historically Marginalized Groups Discrimination and Injustice Commission, with 5 members appointed by the governor and 3 each by the senate president pro tempore and assembly speaker

Requires the commission to study discrimination and injustices faced by Native Americans and other historically marginalized groups, including indigenous boarding schools, erasure of indigenous languages, racial/ethnic quotas in public accommodations, and crimes against humanity

Mandates submission of findings to the legislature and governor within two years of the act's effective date

Commission must recommend ways to educate the public about findings and propose legislative action to acknowledge and atone for historical and current discrimination

Members serve without compensation but receive reimbursement for actual expenses; the act expires 90 days after the commission completes its required report