Prohibits certain functions within a fifteen mile radius of the New York state Capitol whenever the legislature is in session.

This bill aims to restrict specific activities within a fifteen-mile radius of the New York State Capitol while the legislature is in session. The goal is to minimize disruptions and maintain order during important legislative discussions. It would apply to various functions that could interfere with the legislative process.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is essential for ensuring a focused legislative environment free from distractions. They believe that by limiting certain activities near the Capitol, lawmakers can better concentrate on their duties and make more effective decisions for the state.

Critics of the bill contend that it infringes on the rights of individuals and groups to assemble and express their opinions near the Capitol. They argue that limiting activities in this area could stifle public discourse and diminish democratic engagement during critical legislative sessions.