Provides that chiropractors may certify disability for handicapped parking and real property tax purposes and be employed by school districts to assist medical inspectors.

This bill allows chiropractors in New York to certify disabilities, which would help individuals qualify for handicapped parking and real property tax benefits. It also permits chiropractors to work with school districts to support medical inspectors. Essentially, it expands the roles and responsibilities of chiropractors in certain areas.

Supporters of this bill argue that it empowers chiropractors to play a more significant role in the healthcare system, making it easier for individuals with disabilities to access necessary benefits. They believe this will streamline the certification process and enhance support for students in schools by utilizing the expertise of chiropractors.

Critics of the bill may argue that allowing chiropractors to certify disabilities could dilute the standards for such certifications, potentially leading to misuse. They may also express concern about the appropriateness of chiropractors working within school districts, questioning whether they have the necessary training for such roles.