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[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Good morning. Happy May 29. Happy Thursday. We are in the final stretch of session. This is the Children and Families Committee, the last one for the year. I'm state senator Jabari Brisport. We are joined by our ranker, state senator Rob Rolison, as well as committee members, state Senators Bill Weber and state Senator Roxanne Persaud. Thank you all for being here today. We have an eighth bill agenda. Our first is S-three 938.
[Committee Clerk]: S-three 938 Act Command of Social Services Law in relation to the establishment of a statewide supervised visitation initiative. Any questions or comments?
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Move the bill. Sorry. Okay. Any nay votes or AWR?
[Senator Bill Weber (Member)]: I'm without reference.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Without reference, Senator Weber. Okay, that is referred to
[Committee Clerk]: S6226, an act to amend the social services law in relation to training certain staff, accepting registrations, issuing licenses, or conducting inspections of child daycare homes, programs or facilities on the recognition of controlled substances. Any questions or comments?
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: So moved. Second. We have a motion and a second. Any nay votes or AWR? That bill is referred to finance. Our next is S6753.
[Committee Clerk]: S6753, an act to amend the social services law in relation to limitations on the number of cases handled by child welfare personnel.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Any questions or comments?
[Senator Bill Weber (Member)]: Bill. Second.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Moved by Senator Weber, seconded by Senator Persaud. Any Nay votes or AWR? That is referred to finance. Our next bill is S7318.
[Committee Clerk]: S7318, an act to amend the social services law in relation to caseload standards for child protective services workers. Questions or comments? So moved.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Moved by Senator Rob Rolison. Second. Seconded by Senator Weber. Any nay votes or AWR? Okay, that bill is referred to finance. Our next is S7451.
[Committee Clerk]: S7451, an act of amend the domestic relations law in relation to custody of children.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Questions or comments?
[Senator Roxanne J. Persaud (Member)]: Move to bill.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Moved by Senator Persaud. Second. Second by Senator Rolison. Any nay votes or AWR? That bill is reported. Our next is S7778.
[Committee Clerk]: S7778 enact amend the social services law in relation to requiring commissioners of local social services districts to screen, apply for and use and conserve retirement, survivors, and disability insurance, supplemental security income, veterans, and other federal social security benefits on behalf of children placed in foster care.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Questions or comments? So moved. Moved by Senator Rolison. Second. Seconded by Weber. Thank you. Any Nay votes or AWR? Nope. That is referred to finance. Our next bill is S8197.
[Committee Clerk]: S8197, an Act to amend the Family Court Act in relation to the right to counsel in proceedings regarding violations of orders of child support and to establish paternity or parentage in the Family Court.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Any questions or comments? Move to vote. Move by Senator Prasad. Second. Second by Senator Rolison. Any nay votes or AWR? Our last bill is S8198.
[Committee Clerk]: S8198, an Acting in the Family Court Act in relation to records checks and family offense cases involving custody of or access to children and to repeal certain provisions of such laws relating thereto.
[Senator Jabari Brisport (Chair)]: Any questions or comments? So moved. Moved by Senator Robinson, seconded by Senator Persaud. Any votes or AWR? Nope. That is referred to finance. This was our last children finance of the year. So sorry, children and families, not finance. It was a finance. I guess a lot of finance, yeah. But you did great, you did great, you did you all did great. Thank you all so much. That ends our meeting. Thank you so much.