Directs the department of financial services to study health insurance coverage through the Marketplace, including collecting data on how many people are insured, and studying the feasibility of creating programs, subsidies, and/or tax credits to help expand health care coverage.

This bill requires the New York Department of Financial Services to conduct a study on health insurance coverage available through the Marketplace. The study will gather data on how many people have insurance and explore options for creating new programs, subsidies, or tax credits to help more people access health care coverage.

Supporters of this bill would highlight its potential to expand health insurance coverage for more New Yorkers, especially those who may currently be uninsured. They would emphasize the importance of gathering data to inform future policies that could lead to affordable health care solutions for all residents.

Critics might argue that this bill represents another layer of government bureaucracy that could delay necessary health care reforms. They may express concerns about the cost of conducting such a study and question whether it will lead to actionable solutions or just more red tape.