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NY Exec L § 29-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29-D - Reports.

§ 29-d. Reports.  In  order  to assess the present preparedness in the state for any radiological accident and to determine the need  for,  and appropriateness  of,  any additional specific steps by state government, the commission shall report to  the  governor  and  the  legislature  by January    first,    nineteen    hundred   eighty-two,   its   findings, recommendations and proposed legislation where appropriate concerning:   1. The need for  and  appropriateness  of  additional  specific  state activities   or   programs   beyond   those  required  by  the  accepted radiological emergency preparedness plans or provided for under existing law, including but not limited to:  (a) radiological monitoring equipment;  (b) warning systems and equipment;  (c) medical technologies and equipment;  (d) plume transport and dose assessment models; and  (e) nuclear fuel cycle and materials  licensees  other  than  electric generating facilities.   2.  Any  such  recommendations shall be developed in consultation with all concerned public and private parties and shall:  (a) take into account proven safety effectiveness;  (b) outline any proposed costs and the means for meeting such costs;  (c)  consider  related  activities  of  the  United   States   nuclear regulatory commission or others; and  (d)  when appropriate, discuss alternatives and various implementation stages.
NY Exec L § 29-I (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29-I - Immunity From Liability for Emergency Alerts.

§  29-i. Immunity from liability for emergency alerts. Any provider of   mobile services, as defined in 47 U.S.C. 153,  including  its  officers,   directors,  employees,  affiliates, vendors and agents, acting on behalf   of the state, and  any  third-party  intermediary  transmission  service   provider,  including  such third-party intermediary transmission service   provider's  affiliates,  officers,  directors,  employees,  vendors  and   agents,  acting  directly  or  indirectly  on  behalf of the state or on   behalf of any such provider of mobile services, that transmits emergency   alerts similar to those described in 47 CFR 10.10 and  10.400,  or  that   transmits  any other type or form of emergency alert messages, shall not   be liable for any act or omission related to or any harm resulting  from   the  transmission  of,  or  failure  to  transmit,  an  emergency alert,   provided that such provider,  officer,  director,  employee,  affiliate,   vendor or agent acted reasonably and in good faith.
NY Exec L § 29-J (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29-J - Acceptance of Gifts.

§  29-j.  Acceptance  of  gifts.  1.  The  state  office  of emergency   management within  the  division  of  homeland  security  and  emergency   services  may  accept any assistance, including but not limited to gifts   or grants of real or personal property, but not  including  money,  from   any  public  or  private  source  for  the  purpose  of  preparing  for,   responding to, or recovering  from  a  state  disaster  emergency.  Such   assistance may be used to support state and local disaster operations or   distributed to disaster response organizations supporting local disaster   response  operations. To the extent practicable, the office of emergency   management shall distribute such assistance in consultation  with  local   governments,  not-for-profit  organizations, and other disaster response   organizations  that  have  experience  responding  to   state   disaster   emergencies.2.  The state office of emergency management shall maintain a database   of all assistance accepted during the state disaster emergency and shall   make such information available  to  the  public  on  its  website.  The   database  shall  include,  but is not limited to, the name of the donor,   type of assistance provided, value of the assistance, recipient  of  the   assistance   (if   available),   date   of  the  donation  and  date  of   distribution.3. The director of the office of emergency management, in consultation   with the commissioner of the division of homeland security and emergency   services, may promulgate rules and regulations  necessary  to  implement   this section.
NY Exec L § 29-K (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29-K - Quarterly Claim Reports.

* §  29-k.  Quarterly  claim  reports.  The governor's office of storm   recovery, shall produce a quarterly  report,  which  shall  provide  the   number  of  all  active  single family housing applicants by county that   have received partial or full payments;  the  number  of  all  eligible,   active  single  family  housing  applicants  by  county who have not yet   received any payments;  the  number  of  active  single  family  housing   applicants  by  county  who have not received payment and are pending an   eligibility review; the number  of  all  active  single  family  housing   applicants  by  county whose application status has not been closed out;   the number of all single family housing applicants by county  that  have   been  closed  out; the number of all single family housing applicants by   county that have not received payment because they have been  determined   to  have  no  unmet  need  or have been determined ineligible to receive   assistance; the number of all active small business applicants by county   that have received partial or full payments; the number of all eligible,   active small business applicants by county who have not yet received any   payments; the number of active small business applicants by  county  who   have  not  received  payment  and are pending an eligibility review; the   number  of  all  active  small  business  applicants  by  county   whose   application  status  has  not  been  closed out; the number of all small   business applicants by county that have been closed out; the  number  of   all  small  business applicants by county that have not received payment   because they have been determined to have no unmet  need  or  have  been   determined  ineligible  to  receive  assistance;  the  total  number  of   subrecipient agreements by county for  the  New  York  rising  community   reconstruction  program,  and the status of all community reconstruction   projects by county that are in the design or  construction  phases.  The   report  shall provide the same information cumulatively for the previous   reporting periods. The first  report  required  under  this  subdivision   shall  be  delivered  by  February fifteenth, two thousand sixteen, with   new, updated reports being delivered on each first day  of  every  third   month  thereafter.  The  report  shall  be  provided  to  the  temporary   president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly  and  shall  be   posted on the governor's office of storm recovery's public website.* NB Repealed December 2, 2023
NY Exec L § 30 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 3 - Executive Department 30 - Executive Department.

§ 30. Executive  department.   There shall continue to be in the state   government an executive department. The head of the executive department   shall be the governor. The governor may appoint  such  subordinates  and   employees  as  may  be  necessary for the exercise of his powers and the   performance of his duties as head of the executive department,  and  may   prescribe  their  duties  and  fix their compensation within the amounts   appropriated therefor.
NY Exec L § 31 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 3 - Executive Department 31 - Divisions.

§ 31. Divisions.  There  shall  be  in  the  executive  department the   following divisions:1. The division of the budget.2. The division of military and naval affairs.3. The office of general services.4. The division of state police.5. The division of housing.6. The division of alcoholic beverage control.7. The division of human rights.8. The division of veterans' services.9. The division of homeland security and emergency services.10. Office of information technology services.The  governor  may  establish,  consolidate,  or  abolish   additional   divisions and bureaus.
NY Exec L § 32 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 3 - Executive Department 32 - Authority Not to Renew.

§ 32. Authority  not  to  renew.  1. For the purposes of this section,   "state agency" shall mean any state department, board, bureau, division,   commission, committee, public  authority,  public  benefit  corporation,   council,  office, or other governmental entity performing a governmental   or proprietary function for the state.2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law,  when  a  state  agency   levies  fees  or  assesses  civil  fines  or  penalties for licensing or   regulatory matters, such state agency shall, following consultation with   the state department of law and after such appropriate  due  process  as   required by the provisions of law applicable to such state agency and to   such  licensing  or  regulatory  matters,  not  be required to renew any   license,  permit,  or  certificate  of  qualification,   authority,   or   operation,  of any business, individual, or other entity, which is not a   state agency, municipal corporation or  district  corporation,  if  such   business,  individual  or other entity has failed to pay or enter into a   written agreement to settle outstanding fees, civil penalties  or  fines   assessed by such state agency.
NY Exec L § 40 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 40 - Department of Audit and Control; Comptroller.

§ 40. Department  of  audit  and  control;  comptroller.  There  shall   continue to be in  the  state  government  a  department  of  audit  and   control.1.  The  head  of  the  department  of  audit and control shall be the   comptroller. He shall be paid an annual salary of one hundred  fifty-one   thousand five hundred dollars.2.  The  organization  of  the  department  of  audit  and  control is   continued until changed by or  pursuant  to  law.  The  comptroller  may   establish  such divisions, bureaus, sections and units in the department   as he may deem necessary and may consolidate, alter or  abolish  any  of   them.3.  The  functions  of  the  comptroller,  and  his  powers and duties   pertaining thereto, shall be exercised and performed in  the  department   of  audit and control by the comptroller and by such divisions, bureaus,   sections, units and officers in the department as he may designate.
NY Exec L § 41 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 41 - Deputies and Assistants; Undertakings.

§ 41. Deputies and assistants; undertakings.  1. The comptroller shall   appoint   eight  deputies,  one  of  whom  shall  be  the  first  deputy   comptroller. Such deputies shall receive annual salaries to be fixed  by   the  comptroller  within  amounts  appropriated  therefor.  Each of such   deputies may perform any of the powers or duties of the comptroller.2. The comptroller also may appoint such  other  officers,  assistants   and  employees as he may deem necessary for the exercise and performance   of his powers and duties and those of  the  department.  Such  officers,   assistants and employees shall receive such compensation as may be fixed   by the comptroller within the amounts appropriated therefor.
NY Exec L § 41-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 41-A - Deputy Comptroller for the City of New York.

§ 41-a. Deputy  comptroller  for  the city of New York. In addition to   the deputies otherwise authorized by law, the comptroller shall, by  and   with  the advice and consent of the senate, appoint a deputy comptroller   for the city of New York. Such deputy may be removed or replaced by  the   comptroller  and  shall  receive  an  annual  salary  to be fixed by the   comptroller within the amounts appropriated therefor.  Such  deputy  may   perform  any  of  the  powers  or duties of the comptroller and he shall   assist the New York state financial control board  created  pursuant  to   section  five of the New York state financial emergency act for the city   of New York in carrying out and exercising the responsibilities assigned   and powers granted to such board.
NY Exec L § 42 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 42 - Supervision of Money Paid Into Court.

§ 42. Supervision  of  money  paid into court.   The comptroller shall   have power, at any time, to  examine  the  books,  papers,  records  and   accounts  of  any  public  office  or  officer  of  the state, or of any   subdivision of the state in anywise relating  to  moneys  or  securities   paid into court or ordered by any court of record or required by statute   to be so paid.
NY Exec L § 43 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 43 - Examiners.

§ 43. Examiners.  1. Whenever the comptroller may deem it necessary to   enable  him to perform the duties imposed upon him by law with regard to   the inspection, examination and audit of the fiscal affairs of the state   or  of  the  several   officers,   departments,   institutions,   public   corporations  or  political subdivisions thereof, he may assign the work   of such inspection, audit and examination to any examiner  or  examiners   appointed by him pursuant to law.2.  The  comptroller  is authorized to employ such examiners as he may   deem necessary to carry out the provisions of law  in  relation  to  his   duty as to money paid into court.
NY Exec L § 44 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 44 - Records and Data in Aid of Audit; Destruction of Certain Papers.

§ 44. Records and data in aid of audit; destruction of certain papers.   1. Where powers and duties of the comptroller relate to moneys, funds or   securities  of  the  state,  or to state appropriations, or to funds and   securities administered under state supervision, or  to  obligations  of   the  state  or of state agencies, the comptroller, except as provided in   subdivision two of this section, shall preserve  all  data  and  records   pertaining  to  his acts and proceedings in the exercise and performance   of such powers and duties, and of his  transactions  with  other  public   officers,   and   with   corporations  and  individuals,  in  connection   therewith, to the end that the necessary  information  acquired  by  him   through  such  acts,  proceedings  and  transactions may be at all times   available as an aid to the comptroller and his successors in  exercising   the  functions  of  audit  of  vouchers,  official accounts, accrual and   collection of revenues  and  receipts,  and  of  prescribed  methods  of   accounting.2.   Notwithstanding   any   other  provision  of  this  article,  the   comptroller may destroy any of the following  described  papers  now  or   hereafter  in  the  custody of the department of audit and control after   they have been in such custody six years or more:a. Estimates  and  requisitions  of  state  departments,  commissions,   boards, bodies, officers and institutions;b. Working papers;c. Unsuccessful bids;d. Any other papers which, in the judgment of the comptroller, are not   and  will  not  be  of  use  in  connection  with  audits,  accounts and   accountings, accrual and collection of revenues and receipts or payments   of moneys from the state treasury or from  any  fund  or  funds  in  his   custody.The  comptroller  shall  not  destroy any papers which in his judgment   might be of  historic  value  without  first  submitting  a  description   thereof  to  the  commissioner of education and obtaining his consent to   their destruction. This subdivision shall not authorize the  destruction   of  any  papers  the preservation or production of which shall have been   directed by  a  court  or  judge  for  the  purposes  of  an  action  or   proceeding.
NY Exec L § 45 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 45 - Authority to Represent the State as Owner of Abutting Property.

§ 45. Authority  to represent the state as owner of abutting property.   Whenever by law owners of property abutting upon a street or highway, or   any  number  or  percentage  thereof,  are  authorized  to  petition  or   otherwise  initiate  any  proceeding  respecting  the use, occupation or   improvement of such street or highway, or the consent of such owners  or   of  any  number  or  percentage  thereof  is  a prerequisite to the use,   occupation or improvement of a street or  highway,  the  comptroller  in   behalf  of  the  state,  upon  the  approval of the attorney-general, is   authorized to join in any petition, take any action or  consent  to  the   use,  occupation  or  improvement of such a street or highway, affecting   the property of the state abutting upon such street or highway, with the   same  force  and  effect,  and  subject  to  the  same  limitations  and   conditions, as the owners of other property abutting upon such street or   highway.
NY Exec L § 46 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 46 - Office of Welfare Inspector General.

§ 46. Office  of welfare inspector general. 1. There is hereby created   in the department of audit and control an office  of  welfare  inspector   general.  The head of the office shall be the welfare inspector general,   who  shall  be  appointed by the comptroller, by and with the advice and   consent of the senate.2. The comptroller shall fix the compensation of the welfare inspector   general within the amounts appropriated therefor.
NY Exec L § 47 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 47 - Organization of Offices; Officers and Employees.

§ 47. Organization    of   offices;   officers   and   employees.   1.   Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, the welfare inspector   general may, from time to time, subject to the  approval  of  the  state   comptroller,   create,  abolish,  transfer  and  consolidate  divisions,   bureaus and other units within the office as he may determine  necessary   for the efficient operation of the office.2.  The  welfare inspector general may, subject to the approval of the   state comptroller, appoint  such  deputies,  directors,  assistants  and   other officers and employees as may be needed for the performance of his   duties  and may prescribe their powers and fix their compensation within   the amounts appropriated therefor.
NY Exec L § 49 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 49 - Cooperation and Assistance of Other Agencies.

§ 49. Cooperation  and  assistance  of  other  agencies. The office of   welfare inspector  general  may  request  from  any  department,  board,   bureau,  commission  or  other  agency  of  the  state and its political   subdivisions, and the same are authorized and directed to provide,  such   cooperation  and assistance, services and data as will enable the office   properly to carry out its functions, powers and duties.  As an  incident   to  rendering such cooperation and assistance, all governmental agencies   shall be required to submit a written response to the office of  welfare   inspector  general respecting its reports and findings when so requested   by said office. Section one hundred thirty-six of  the  social  services   law  shall in no way be construed to restrict any person or governmental   body from  cooperating  and  assisting  the  welfare  inspector  general   hereunder.  Section  six  hundred ninety-seven or any other provision of   the tax law shall in no way be  construed  to  restrict  the  office  of   welfare  inspector  general  from  obtaining  the  name, address, social   security number, employment history and number of dependents claimed for   any individual certified  by  the  welfare  inspector  general,  or  his   designee, to be a welfare recipient and suspected of abusing, defrauding   or otherwise violating the welfare system.
NY Exec L § 50 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4 - Department of Audit and Control 50 - Referral of Evidence.

§ 50. Referral  of  evidence. 1. Upon the discovery of evidence of the   commission of a crime by any person, the welfare inspector general shall   refer such evidence to the district attorney of the county in which  the   alleged  crime  occurred,  for  the  appropriate action of such district   attorney.2. Upon the discovery of evidence of a violation by a social  services   official  or  employee  of  the  laws, rules or regulations of the state   regarding welfare administration, the welfare  inspector  general  shall   refer  such  evidence  to  the state commissioner of social services for   appropriate action of such commissioner.
NY Exec L § 51 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4-A - Office of the State Inspector General 51 - Jurisdiction.

§  51.  Jurisdiction.  This  article shall, subject to the limitations   contained herein, confer upon the office of the state inspector general,   jurisdiction over all covered agencies. For the purposes of this article   "covered  agency"  shall  include   all   executive   branch   agencies,   departments,   divisions,   officers,  boards  and  commissions,  public   authorities (other than multi-state or multi-national authorities),  and   public  benefit  corporations,  the  heads of which are appointed by the   governor and which do not have their own inspector general  by  statute.   Wherever  a covered agency is a board, commission, a public authority or   public benefit corporation, the head of the agency  is  the  chairperson   thereof.
NY Exec L § 52 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 4-A - Office of the State Inspector General 52 - Establishment and Organization.

§  52.  Establishment and organization. 1. There is hereby established   the office of the state inspector general in the  executive  department.   The head of the office shall be the state inspector general who shall be   appointed by the governor.2.  The state inspector general shall hold office until the end of the   term of the governor by whom he or she was appointed and  until  his  or   her successor is appointed and has qualified.3.  The  state  inspector general shall report to the secretary to the   governor.4. The  state  inspector  general  may  appoint  one  or  more  deputy   inspectors  general  to  serve  at  his  or  her  pleasure, who shall be   responsible for conducting investigations in the agencies to which  they   are designated and in which they are deemed employed.5.  The  salary  of  the inspector general shall be established by the   governor within  the  limit  of  funds  available  therefore;  provided,   however, such salary shall be no less than the salaries of certain state   officers holding the positions indicated in paragraph (a) of subdivision   one of section one hundred sixty-nine of the executive law.