Hempstead Town Supervisor Anthony Santino discusses
his ethics reform plan on Friday, July 21, 2017.
GREENWICH VILLAGE — Gov. Andrew Cuomo pitched a five - point
ethics reform plan on Monday and threatened a government shutdown if he does not get his way.
Not exact matches
In the interview, Stewart - Cousins said she he had hoped the Senate's one - house budget resolution went further
on issues such as criminal justice
reform,
ethics and climate change, saying those subjects should be dealt with in the finalized spending
plan.
«They are hoping New Yorkers forget that they themselves all voted «no»
on some of these exact issues and more, including crucial protections for
Planned Parenthood, a single payer health
plan, strong
ethics, and voting
reforms.
Other question topics included how Cuomo's love of cars and motorcycles affects his actions
on mass transit, the ongoing investigations of Mayor de Blasio's fundraising efforts in the 2014 senate elections and whether Cuomo has been questioned in those investigations, current legislative efforts at retroactively extending the statute of limitations in child sex abuse cases, the developing troubles of Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota and whether Cuomo will act to remove Spota, the likelihood of «
ethics reform» passing in this legislative session, the timing of an inspector general's report
on the 2015 Dannemora prison escape and Cuomo's
planned trip to Italy.
Nassau GOP county executive nominee Jack Martins rolls out his
ethics reform and anti-corruption
plans on Tuesday, May 16, 2017, in Mineola.
Reform groups are giving Gov. Andrew Cuomo an A for effort
on his
ethics proposals, but they say some of them need to go further, and Cuomo needs to follow through and actually get the
plans enacted into law.
In mid-March, Heastie and Cuomo announced a two - way agreement
on ethics reform, which included a pension forfeiture
plan for corrupt officials.
Yesterday during a brief news conference at the Capitol, Cuomo said he
plans to push for
ethics reform right away, at the same time that he works
on the budget, and other priorities like a property tax cap.
But Cuomo says he still wants the Senate to agree to the
plan and for it to be approved along with the state budget, and he said previously that he will make the budget late if there's no three way deal
on ethics, as well as other issues like education
reform.
Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino believes state lawmakers should spend less time in Albany and less time in office, period, according to a 10 - point
ethics reform plan he rolled out statewide
on Monday.
On Wednesday, with only four days remaining of this year's legislative session, Cuomo announced a new prong to his
ethics reform agenda: an ambitious
plan to better regulate the activities of political action committees and limit the impact of shadowy independent expenditures that he says are all too often not actually independent from the candidate they are supporting.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing his latest
plan for
ethics reform in appearances all around the state, following the arrest of the former Assembly speaker
on corruption charges.
Despite the arrest of the leaders of both houses of the legislature
on corruption charges, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers say they have no
plans to pass any additional
ethics reforms this session.
Reform groups are giving Governor Cuomo an A for effort
on his
ethics proposals, but they say some of them need to go further, and Cuomo needs to follow through and actually get the
plans enacted into law.
On other government
ethics reform, the budget did not ban outside income for state legislators as the governor had
planned.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is pushing his latest
plan for
ethics reform in appearances all around the state, following the arrest of the former Assembly Speaker
on corruption charges.
He suggested that it hewed closely to a five - point
plan he unveiled last month, which included enhanced disclosure requirements, per diem
reform, a ban
on personal use of campaign funds, and stiffer penalties for
ethics violations.
Cuomo
on Monday said he would not sign a budget for the state this year that doesn't include a
plan for legislative
ethics reform.
Despite a vocal push from good - government groups, the Legislature didn't act
on an
ethics -
reform plan before the session ended in June.
ALBANY — Calling his government
reform proposal «the whole loaf,» «the ultimate remedy,» «the most aggressive
ethics reform we've ever seen» and «the most dramatic and aggressive [package] in the country,» Governor Andrew Cuomo
on Tuesday reiterated his suggestion he could shut down the government if legislators don't approve a state budget that includes the
plan.
We've heard a lot about the new teacher evaluation
plan, school aid and
ethics reforms but this week
on New York NOW we'll take a look at what a small fraction of the $ 142 billion spending
plan is helping create - a logger training program.
But it criticized his
planned cap
on elected official's outside income as «a poor excuse for
ethics reform.»
But more voters place importance
on passing the state budget than they do
on passing the
ethics reforms Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will require for
on - time approval of the spending
plan.
But legislative leaders say despite the
on going corruption scandals, they have no
plans to address any additional
ethics reforms.