A00325

Type: B Origin: Assembly New York Comments: 0

Prohibits The Sale Of Infant Walkers; Restricts The Use Of Such Infant Walkers In Certain Settings.

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This federal bill aims to ban the sale of infant walkers and limit their use in specific settings. The primary goal is to enhance child safety by preventing potential accidents associated with infant walkers. This legislation would have significant implications for manufacturers, retailers, and parents, as it seeks to reduce the risks posed by these products to infants.

Bill Activity

2023-01-04: referred to consumer affairs and protection
2023-01-31: reported referred to codes
2023-01-31: reported
2023-02-02: advanced to third reading cal.7
2023-02-06: passed assembly
2023-02-06: delivered to senate
2023-02-06: REFERRED TO CONSUMER PROTECTION
2024-01-03: DIED IN SENATE
2024-01-03: RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY
2024-01-03: ordered to third reading cal.17
2024-04-02: passed assembly
2024-04-02: delivered to senate
2024-04-02: REFERRED TO CONSUMER PROTECTION
2024-06-03: recalled from senate
2024-06-03: RETURNED TO ASSEMBLY
2024-06-03: vote reconsidered - restored to third reading
2024-06-03: amended on third reading 325a

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Sponsors (1)

Amy Paulin (D)

Cosponsors (6)

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