The FDNY was concerned there were two changes to the bill that weaken the legislation. "The months of work that went into this legislation created a bill that reflects a proper balance that promotes safety while not creating a substantial burden on the industry," Nigro went on to say. "These last-minute changes would restrict the tools that Fire Department uses to keep civilians and first responders safe and I hope that you consider passing the bills without the new language." However, an agreement was reached and the bill is expected to be approved next week. "We're thankful they didn't make any changes to the original language because at the end of the day, this was about safety," Michael Davidson's brother, Eric Davidson, said.