A10730 (2025-26 session)
NY State bill
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.
- Title
- Relates to requiring social services districts to develop family assessment and services tracks to address certain types of cases
- Type
- New York State Assembly bill
- Session
- 2025-26 session
- Status
- In Assembly Committee
- Latest action date
- 2026-05-27
- In committee
- Ways And Means
- Introduced
- 2026-03-27
- Same as
- S10122
- Law section
- Social Services Law
Sponsors
- Andrew Hevesi Assembly Member, District 28
Co-sponsors
- Alicia Hyndman Assembly Member, District 29
- Jo Anne Simon Assembly Member, District 52
Heard in committee
- Children and Families NY State Assembly committee
- Ways and Means NY State Assembly committee
Same as
- S10122 (2025-26 session) NY State bill