NY Bill Would Require Calming Music on Crisis Hotline
New York state Sen. Joseph Griffo (R) on Monday introduced SB-8562, which would mandate that the suicide prevention and behavioral health crisis hotline play calming music and regular "comfort" messages for callers on hold. The bill was referred to the…
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Senate Rules Committee. An Assembly version of the legislation, AB-5583, was introduced in February by Rep. Marianne Buttenschon (D).