Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection Approves Key Local Laws on June 30, 2025
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The New York City Council's Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection met on June 30, 2025, and approved three significant local laws: safe delivery device access for contracted delivery workers, repeal of misdemeanor penalties for general and mobile food vendors, and outreach about fraudulent immigration assistance schemes. All measures were approved by roll call vote with six members present and one absent.
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- Approved Int 0030-2024-B establishing safe delivery device access requirements for contracted delivery workers, including safety standards and certification.
- Approved Int 0047-2024-B repealing misdemeanor criminal penalties for general vendors and mobile food vendors, replacing them with civil penalties.
- Approved Int 0205-2024-A mandating the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection to conduct outreach and education on fraudulent schemes by providers of immigration assistance services, including annual reporting on outreach efforts.
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