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8 Committee on Technology’s meetings, 5 transcribed

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5 meetings

Committee on Fire and Emergency Management · at least 3 h 11 min · 3 public speakersSep 9 · Joint hearingTestimony was announced from the Office of Technology and Innovation, FDNY and NYPD, followed by testimony from the public.Speakers: Carmen N. De La Rosa, Oswald J. Feliz, Joann Ariola, Phil Wong and 2 more
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Committee on Education · at least 4 h 15 min · 35 public speakersJun 24 · Joint hearingQuestions covered data privacy, including a State Comptroller audit and DOE staff training on privacy and security.Speakers: Eric Dinowitz, Carmen N. De La Rosa, Susan Zhuang, Phil Wong and 2 more
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Committee on Women and Gender Equity · at least 1 h 09 min · 5 public speakersApr 29 · Joint hearingThe Committees on Women and Gender Equity and on Technology held a joint hearing on protections against harassment in digital and physical spaces for women and gender-expansive people.Speakers: Amanda C. Farías
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Committee on Technology · at least 1 h 53 min · 1 public speakerMar 18 · Preliminary Budget Hearing - Technology took 1 h 52 minThe longest item after routine business: Preliminary Budget Hearing - Technology, 1 h 52 min of this at least 1 h 53 min meeting.Speakers: Carmen N. De La Rosa, Jennifer Gutiérrez, Shahana K. Hanif, Kevin C. Riley
Longest item: 99% of the meeting1 agenda itemsWatch
Committee on Technology · at least 3 h 02 min · 11 public speakersMar 2 · This bill would make it unlawful for an owner of a multiple dwelling to install took 3 h 01 minThe longest item after routine business: This bill would make it unlawful for an owner of a multiple dwelling to install…, 3 h 01 min of this at least 3 h 02 min meeting.Speakers: Carmen N. De La Rosa, Shahana K. Hanif
Longest item: 99% of the meeting3 agenda itemsWatch

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