Legislative Introduction Bulletin 03.16.26 contains bills of interest that have been added to NYIA's tracking list from March 1, 2026 to March 13, 2026. If you would like a copy of a particular bill or sponsor memo, please visit the Senate or Assembly websites, which are linked in the bulletin.

The document includes the following key bills:

• A10364 (Lavine)/S5486 (Comrie) - Requires certain disclosures by automobile insurers relating to the use of telematics systems in determining insurance rates and/or discounts. NYIA opposes.
  • The bill was already introduced in the Senate but now has an Assembly companion.
• A10524 (Lunsford) - Precludes factors from being used to influence the rate-setting process and establishes a website for policyholders to view and submit feedback regarding proposed rate increases. NYIA opposes. 
• A10528 (Anderson)/S51 (Comrie) - Allows commuter vans, pre-arranged for-hire vehicles, or accessible vehicles to form risk retention groups. NYIA opposes. 
  • The bill was already introduced and passed in the Senate but now has a new Assembly sponsor and bill number.
• A10616 (Dinowitz)/S1655 (Bailey) - Requires all motor vehicle insurers to file annual detailed financial and claim data statements with the superintendent of financial services. NYIA opposes. 
  • The bill was already introduced in the Senate but now has an Assembly companion.
• S9393 (Jackson) - Requires insurance carriers to provide access to underwriting models or granular claim data to the department of financial services. NYIA opposes.
• A10176 (Weprin)/S9368 (Bailey) - Enacts the "New York property rehabilitation protection act." NYIA supports as a priority initiative. 
  • The bill was already introduced in the Assembly but now has a Senate companion.
• A10529 (Torres) - Requires property/casualty insurance companies to submit information on multifamily housing premiums and claims paid to the department of financial services. NYIA opposes. 
  • The bill is similar to the language advanced in Executive Budget proposal Part GG (page 159) of TED.

As any of these bills move through the legislative process, we will notify you under separate cover and take appropriate action on your behalf. If any member has a different viewpoint than the recommended position and priority listed, you’re encouraged to contact NYIA at your earliest convenience.