Requires the board of education in the city of Buffalo to submit the school district budget to the voters for approval prior to adoption.

This bill requires the Buffalo Board of Education to get approval from voters before they can adopt the school district's budget. This means that residents will have a say in how funds are allocated for their schools. The goal is to increase transparency and community involvement in financial decisions.

Supporters of the bill argue that it empowers the community by giving voters a direct voice in the funding of their schools. They believe that this measure will lead to greater accountability and ensure that the budget reflects the priorities of local families and students.

Critics of the bill may argue that requiring voter approval could slow down the budgeting process and create unnecessary hurdles for the school board. They might contend that it could lead to confusion among voters who may not have the expertise to evaluate complex budget proposals, potentially jeopardizing essential funding for education.