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§ 1. Televised Proceedings; Broadcast.

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Section 1. Televised Proceedings; Broadcast. Any televised
proceedings of sessions of the New York State Assembly shall be made
available for statewide television broadcast, pursuant to the following:
a. All televised proceedings of the Assembly session shall be
unedited, except that only accredited news organizations, educational
institutions, and public affairs documentary programs may utilize any
portion of the Assembly television feed.
b. No portion of the televised proceedings (either live or taped)
authorized pursuant to this section may be utilized for:
(1)campaign or political purposes or to promote or oppose a ballot
issue or the candidacy of any person for any elective office; or
(2)any paid commercial advertisements.
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