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    The New York State Senate Temporary Committee on Rules Reform has created a YouTube channel to solicit additional public feedback on legislative process reforms as the committee concludes its public hearing phase over the next 10 days. The final two committee hearings will take place that night in New York City and the following day on Long Island, and will be broadcast live on the committee's website. The committee was formed at the start of the 2009 legislative session with bipartisan co-chairs to consider and recommend long-term reforms to the Senate's rules and administration practices.

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    News From the

    New York State Senate


    Temporary Committee On Rules Reform
    For Immediate Release: Thursday, February 26, 2009
    Contact: Cort Ruddy | cmruddy14@yahoo.com | 315.427.0535 |
    Austin Shafran | austinshafran@gmail.com | 518-455-2415(w); 917-417-3711(m)

    **MEDIA ADVISORY**

    SENATE RULES COMMITTEE LAUNCHES YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR


    ADDITIONAL PUBLIC FEEDBACK

    www.youtube.com/NYSenateRulesReform

    The State Senate Temporary Committee on Rules and Administration Reform has created a
    YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/NYSenateRulesReform) as an additional, transparent
    means of soliciting public feedback on the legislative process. The channel allows individuals to
    record and share input on Senate procedure as the Temporary Committee concludes their public
    hearing phase over the next 10 days. Responses will be considered in the Committee’s final
    recommendations, which will be presented to the full Senate by April 13th.

    The final two hearings of the Temporary Committee will occur tonight in New York City at 6
    PM and on Friday in Long Island at 10 AM. The two previous Committee hearings, held in
    Syracuse (February 6) and Albany (February 10), have each drawn dozens of witnesses.

    In keeping with the stated goals of this process, the New York City and Long Island hearings
    will be broadcast live at Temporary Committee's web site:
    www.senate.state.ny.us/sws/reform/index.html (under "Live Video Feed"). The site also features
    video of past hearings, as well as witness testimony and transcripts.

    As its first action of the 2009 legislative session, the State Senate created the Temporary
    Committee on Rules and Government Administration Reform, with bi-partisan Co-Chairs
    Senators David Valesky and John Bonacic, to consider and recommend long-term reforms to the
    Senate’s rules and administration practices. Other members of the committee include Senators
    Joseph Griffo, Jeff Klein, Kevin Parker, José M. Serrano, Daniel Squadron, Andrea Stewart-
    Cousins and George Winner.

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