Requires the New York state thruway authority to submit biannual reports to the legislature of all fiscal transactions, receipts and expenditures, with each report covering activity from the prior six months.

The bill aimed to require the New York State Thruway Authority to provide reports to the legislature every six months. These reports would detail all financial transactions, including receipts and expenditures, from the previous six months. The goal was to increase transparency and accountability in the Thruway Authority's financial activities.

Supporters of the bill would likely highlight its potential to enhance transparency and oversight of public funds managed by the Thruway Authority. They would argue that regular reporting could help ensure responsible financial management and build public trust in the agency's operations.

Critics might argue that the bill could impose unnecessary bureaucratic burdens on the Thruway Authority, diverting resources from essential operations. They may also claim that the existing oversight mechanisms are sufficient, making additional reporting redundant and costly.