In plain terms, the State is doing this because New York City faces many cases where parents of private-school students use due process to force the DOE to provide IESP services.
Instead of fixing the real problem — chronic non-implementation of services — the Regents are proposing to strip parents of their right to impartial hearings and push families into district-run, paper-only processes that are cheaper for the system but far weaker for parents and children.