Provides that the Governor's annual budget proposal to the Legislature shall include statements of any new legislation, amendment to legislation, or limitation on the effect of any legislation contained in the budget; makes related provisions granting the legislature an equal role with the governor in the budget process.

This bill requires the Governor of New York to include clear explanations of any new laws or changes to existing laws that are part of the annual budget proposal. It aims to ensure that the Legislature has an equal role in the budget process, promoting transparency and collaboration between the Governor and lawmakers.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances democratic accountability by ensuring the Legislature is fully informed about legislative changes included in the budget. They believe this will foster a more collaborative budget process and empower lawmakers to make informed decisions that benefit their constituents.

Critics may argue that this bill could complicate the budget process by introducing additional layers of legislative review. They might contend that it could slow down budget approvals and create unnecessary conflicts between the Governor and the Legislature, potentially hindering effective governance.