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NY Exec L § 8 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2 - Governor 8 - Registration of Aliens.

§ 8. Registration  of aliens.   Whenever a state of war exists between   the United States and a foreign country, or,  in  the  judgment  of  the   governor  public  safety or necessity requires such action, the governor   may, by proclamation, direct every subject or citizen  of  such  foreign   countries as the governor may designate in such proclamation, who are in   this  state, or who may from time to time come into the state, to appear   within twenty-four hours after the date specified in  such  proclamation   or after arrival within the state, before such public authorities as the   governor may designate in such proclamation, and personally register his   or  her  name,  residence,  business,  length  of  stay  and  such other   information as the governor shall prescribe. Such proclamation shall  be   published in such newspapers as the governor may designate. Every person   to  whom  such  proclamation  is  applicable shall also comply with such   rules or personal identification as the governor shall from time to time   prescribe. The occupant of  every  private  residence,  and  the  owner,   lessee  or  proprietor, operating or managing every hotel, inn, boarding   or  rooming  house  shall,  within  twenty-four  hours  after  the  date   specified  in  such  proclamation, notify such public authorities of the   presence therein of every subject or citizen of  a  foreign  country  to   whom  such  proclamation  is  applicable,  and shall each day thereafter   notify such public authorities  of  the  arrival  thereat  or  departure   therefrom of every such subject or citizen. A failure to comply with any   such  proclamation  or to perform any act required by this section shall   be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of  not  exceeding  one  thousand   dollars, or imprisonment for one year or both.
NY Exec L § 11 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2 - Governor 11 - Indian Settlement Agreements.

§  11.  Indian  settlement agreements. 1. Oneida settlement agreement.   Notwithstanding any  other  provision  of  law,  upon  filing  with  the   secretary  of  state,  the  settlement  agreement  executed  between the   governor, the counties of Oneida and Madison, and the Oneida  Nation  of   New  York  dated  the sixteenth day of May, two thousand thirteen, to be   known as the Oneida Settlement Agreement, including, without limitation,   the provisions contained therein relating to  arbitration  and  judicial   review  in  state or federal courts and, for the sole purpose thereof, a   limited waiver of the state's Eleventh Amendment sovereign immunity from   suit, shall upon  its  effective  date  be  deemed  approved,  ratified,   validated  and  confirmed by the legislature. It is the intention of the   legislature in enacting this  section  to  ensure  that  the  settlement   agreement  shall  be fully enforceable in all respects as to the rights,   benefits, responsibilities and privileges of all parties thereto.
NY Exec L § 15 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-A - Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons 15 - Power of Governor to Grant Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons.

§ 15. Power  of governor to grant reprieves, commutations and pardons.   The governor has power to grant  reprieves,  commutations  and  pardons,   after  conviction,  for  all  offenses,  except  treason  and  cases  of   impeachment, upon  such  conditions,  and  with  such  restrictions  and   limitations, as he may think proper, subject to the regulations provided   in this article.
NY Exec L § 16 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-A - Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons 16 - His Power; in Respect to Convictions for Treason; Duty of the Legislature, in Such Cases.

§ 16. His  power;  in  respect to convictions for treason; duty of the   legislature, in such cases. He may also suspend  the  execution  of  the   sentence,  upon a conviction for treason, until the case can be reported   to the legislature, at its  next  meeting,  when  the  legislature  must   either  pardon or commute the sentence, direct the execution thereof, or   grant a further reprieve.
NY Exec L § 17 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-A - Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons 17 - Governor to Communicate Annually to Legislature, Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons.

§ 17. Governor  to  communicate  annually  to  legislature, reprieves,   commutations  and  pardons.  He  must  annually   communicate   to   the   legislature,  each  case of reprieve, commutation or pardon; stating the   name of the convict, the crime of which he was convicted,  the  sentence   and its date, and the date of the commutation, pardon or reprieve.
NY Exec L § 18 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-A - Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons 18 - Conditional Pardon; Procedure on Violation Of.

§ 18. Conditional pardon; procedure on violation of. If any person who   has  been  discharged  from  imprisonment,  by  virtue  of  any  parole,   conditional pardon, or conditional commutation of  his  sentence,  shall   violate  such  condition or neglect to perform it, his parole, pardon or   commutation shall be void and he shall be remanded to the place  of  his   former  imprisonment and there confined for the unexpired term for which   he had been sentenced.  Determination of the violation of  such  parole,   pardon  or  commutation and reincarceration therefor shall be had in the   manner prescribed in the correction law.
NY Exec L § 19 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-A - Reprieves, Commutations and Pardons 19 - Setting Aside Judgment of Conviction and Dismissing Indictment, Information or Complaint in Case of Pardon of Defendant on Ground of Innocence.

§ 19. Setting  aside judgment of conviction and dismissing indictment,   information or complaint in case of pardon of  defendant  on  ground  of   innocence.  Upon  motion  duly made therefor, the judgment of conviction   must be set aside and the indictment, information or complaint dismissed   by the court in which the defendant was convicted, in a case  where  the   defendant  shall  receive  a  pardon from the governor stating that such   pardon is issued on the ground of innocence of the crime  for  which  he   was  convicted  and  further  stating  that such finding of innocence is   based upon evidence discovered after  the  judgment  of  conviction  was   rendered  and  after  the  time  within which to make a motion for a new   trial on newly discovered evidence had expired. Such setting aside of  a   judgment  of  conviction  and dismissal of an indictment, information or   complaint against a defendant shall place  the  defendant  in  the  same   position  as  if  the  indictment,  information  or  complaint  had been   dismissed at the conclusion of the trial by the  court  because  of  the   failure to establish the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
NY Exec L § 23-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 23-B - Nursing Home and Assisted Living Facility Plans.

§  23-b.  Nursing  home  and  assisted living facility plans. 1. After consultation with the commissioner of health, the director of the office for the aging,  and  the  director  of  the  state  office  of  homeland security,  the  commission  shall establish standards for nursing homes, adult homes, enriched housing programs and  assisted  living  residences regarding disaster preparedness.   2.  Each  such  facility  shall  be assisted in the establishment of a disaster preparedness plan. The plan shall include, but not  be  limited to, the following:  (a)  Maintaining  a  supply  of  food,  water and to the extent deemed necessary and feasible in the reasonable judgment of the operator of the facility, medication in reserve in the event that obtaining  such  items should become difficult or impossible.  (b)  In  the  reasonable  judgment of the facility, having access to a generator or generators sufficient to supply  electrical  power  to  the facility.  (c)  Establishing  an  evacuation  plan  for  residents  including  an alternative site suitable for temporary use.  (d) Establishing staffing plans during a disaster.   3. Such  plans  shall  be  made  available  to  the  county  emergency management office.   4.  Nothing  in this section shall be deemed to modify or override any requirements in regulations duly promulgated by a state  agency,  or  to limit  any lawful authority of a state agency to promulgate regulations, with respect to disaster preparedness of such facilities,  the  contents of  their  disaster  preparedness  plans  or the process for approval of those plans.
NY Exec L § 23-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 23-C - Consistency Among Local Disaster Preparedness Plans.

§  23-c.  Consistency  among local disaster preparedness plans. 1. The   local disaster preparedness  plans  for  each  county,  city,  town,  or   village  shall  be  so  developed  that  no  part  of the local disaster   preparedness plan of any county or any city,  town,  or  village  within   such  county  conflicts with any part of the local disaster preparedness   plan of any of the other said entities within such county or such county   itself. In the event of  any  such  conflict,  such  conflict  shall  be   resolved  by  such  county. The provisions of this subdivision shall not   apply to a city wholly containing more than one county or to any  county   wholly contained within any such city.2.  In the event that any part of the local disaster preparedness plan   of any county or any city, town, or village within such county conflicts   with any part of the local  disaster  preparedness  plan  of  any  other   county  or any city, town, or village within any such other county, such   conflict shall be resolved by the state emergency management office,  as   defined  in paragraph (e) of subdivision one of section twenty-nine-e of   this article. The provisions of this subdivision shall not apply to  any   county  wholly  contained  within a city wholly containing more than one   county. Any city wholly containing more than one county shall be subject   to the provisions of this subdivision as if it were a county.3. Said state emergency management office  is  hereby  authorized  and   directed  to  promulgate  any  rules  or  regulations  or take any other   measures necessary to effectuate the provisions of this section.
NY Exec L § 25 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 25 - Use of Local Government Resources in a Disaster.

§ 25. Use  of  local  government  resources in a disaster. 1. Upon the   threat or occurrence of a disaster, the chief executive of any political   subdivision is hereby authorized and empowered to and shall use any  and   all  facilities,  equipment,  supplies, personnel and other resources of   his political  subdivision  in  such  manner  as  may  be  necessary  or   appropriate  to  cope  with  the  disaster  or  any  emergency resulting   therefrom.2. Upon the threat or occurrence of a disaster, a chief executive  may   request  and  accept assistance which is coordinated and directed by the   county chief  executive  as  provided  in  section  twenty-six  of  this   article.3.  A  chief executive may also request and accept assistance from any   other political subdivision and may receive therefrom  and  utilize  any   real  or  personal  property  or the service of any personnel thereof on   such terms and conditions as may be mutually  agreed  to  by  the  chief   executives of the requesting and assisting political subdivisions.4.  Upon  the  receipt  of  a  request for assistance made pursuant to   subdivision two or three of this section, the  chief  executive  of  any   political  subdivision  may  give,  lend  or  lease,  on  such terms and   conditions as he may deem necessary to promote the  public  welfare  and   protect  the  interests  of  such  political  subdivision, any services,   equipment, facilities, supplies or  other  resources  of  his  political   subdivision.  Any lease or loan of real or personal property pursuant to   this subdivision, or any transfer of personnel pursuant hereto, shall be   only  for  the purpose of assisting a political subdivision in emergency   relief,  reconstruction,  or  rehabilitation  made  necessary   by   the   disaster.5.  A  political  subdivision  shall not be liable for any claim based   upon the exercise or performance or the failure to exercise or perform a   discretionary function or duty on the part of any officer or employee in   carrying out the provisions of this section.6. The chief executive, when requesting assistance  pursuant  to  this   section  may  request  assistance  from  the  civil defense and disaster   preparedness forces of any other political subdivision, but only if  the   civil  defense  and  disaster  preparedness  forces  of  the  type being   requested have already been activated within the political  subdivisions   requesting  assistance. The chief executive of any political subdivision   receiving such a request is hereby authorized and empowered, subject  to   the  provisions  of  section  twenty-six  of  this  article,  to respond   thereto.7. Any power or authority conferred upon any political subdivision  by   this  section  shall  be  in  addition to and not in substitution for or   limitation  of  any  powers  or  authority  otherwise  vested  in   such   subdivision or any officer thereof.
NY Exec L § 26 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 26 - Coordination of Local Disaster Preparedness Forces and Local Civil Defense Forces in Disasters.

§ 26. Coordination  of  local  disaster  preparedness forces and local   civil defense forces in disasters. 1. Upon the threat or occurrence of a   disaster, the chief executive of a county may coordinate  responses  for   requests  for  assistance  made  by the chief executive of any political   subdivision within the county.2. Coordination of assistance shall utilize existing organizations and   lines  of  authority  and  shall  utilize  any  comprehensive  emergency   management plans prepared by the affected municipality.3. A chief executive or any elected or appointed county, city, town or   village  official shall not be held responsible for acts or omissions of   municipal employees,  disaster  preparedness  forces  or  civil  defense   forces  when  performing  disaster  assistance  pursuant  to  a declared   disaster emergency or when exercising comprehensive emergency management   plans.
NY Exec L § 27 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 27 - Continuity of Local Governments.

§ 27. Continuity  of  local governments. 1. Every county, except those   wholly contained within a city, every city, every town and every village   shall have power to  provide  by  local  law,  and  every  other  public   corporation,  district  corporation  or public benefit corporation shall   have power to provide by resolution, for its continuity and that of  its   elective  and  appointive officers, including members of its legislative   or governing body when, in the event of a  disaster  and  the  emergency   conditions  caused  thereby, any of such officers is unable to discharge   the powers and duties of his office or  is  absent  from  the  political   subdivision.  In any such local law or resolution, provision may be made   that the removal of a disability or the termination of an  absence  from   the  political  subdivision  of  an officer higher on a list or order of   succession provided therein to an office shall not terminate the service   in such office  of  an  individual  lower  on  such  list  or  order  of   succession  who  is temporarily filling such office. Notwithstanding the   provisions of any general or special law or city or village  charter,  a   local  law  or  resolution  adopted pursuant to this section may be made   effective without approval at a mandatory or permissive  referendum  but   in no case shall such local law or resolution become effective until one   certified  copy  thereof  has been filed with the clerk of the political   subdivision or other appropriate official designated for such purpose by   the respective legislative or governing body, one certified copy thereof   has been filed  in  the  office  of  the  state  comptroller  and  three   certified  copies thereof have been filed in the office of the secretary   of state.No provision of this subdivision shall be construed or interpreted  as   affecting the validity of any ordinance, local law or resolution enacted   prior  to  April  first,  nineteen hundred seventy-nine or actions taken   thereunder by the government of any county, city, town or village.2. The provisions of this section shall not be applicable in any  case   where  the  continuity  of  the government of a political subdivision or   that of any of its elective or appointive officers is otherwise provided   for by or pursuant to law.3. This section  shall  be  construed  liberally.  The  powers  herein   granted  shall  be  in  addition to and not in substitution of any power   granted, procedure provided or provision made in any other law.
NY Exec L § 28 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 28 - State Declaration of Disaster Emergency.

§ 28. State   declaration  of  disaster  emergency.  1.  Whenever  the governor, on his own initiative or pursuant to a  request  from  one  or more  chief  executives,  finds  that  a disaster has occurred or may be imminent for which local governments are unable to  respond  adequately, he shall declare a disaster emergency by executive order.   2.  Upon  declaration  of  a  disaster  arising  from  a  radiological accident, the governor or his designee, shall direct one or  more  chief executives and emergency services organizations to:  (a) notify the public that an emergency exists; and  (b)  take  appropriate protective actions pursuant to the radiological emergency preparedness plan approved pursuant to sections twenty-two and twenty-three of this article. The governor, or his designee, shall  also have  authority  to  direct  that  other  actions be taken by such chief executives pursuant to their authority under section twenty-four of this article.   3. The executive order shall include a description  of  the  disaster, and the affected area. Such order or orders shall remain in effect for a period  not  to  exceed  six  months or until rescinded by the governor, whichever occurs first. The governor  may  issue  additional  orders  to extend the state disaster emergency for additional periods not to exceed six months.   4.  Whenever  the  governor  shall  find  that  a  disaster is of such severity  and  magnitude  that  effective   response   is   beyond   the capabilities  of the state and the affected jurisdictions, he shall make an appropriate request for federal assistance  available  under  federal law,  and  may  make  available  out  of  any  funds  provided under the governmental emergency fund or such other funds  as  may  be  available, sufficient  funds  to  provide  the  required state share of grants made under  any  federal  program  for  meeting  disaster  related   expenses including those available to individuals and families.   5.  The  legislature  may  terminate  at  any  time  a  state disaster emergency issued under this section by concurrent resolution.
NY Exec L § 29 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29 - Direction of State Agency Assistance in a Disaster Emergency.

§ 29. Direction  of  state  agency assistance in a disaster emergency.   Upon the declaration of a state  disaster  emergency  the  governor  may   direct  any  and  all  agencies  of  the  state  government  to  provide   assistance  under  the  coordination  of   the   disaster   preparedness   commission.  Such  state assistance may include: (1) utilizing, lending,   or giving  to  political  subdivisions,  with  or  without  compensation   therefor,  equipment, supplies, facilities, services of state personnel,   and  other  resources,  other  than  the  extension   of   credit;   (2)   distributing  medicine,  medical  supplies,  food  and  other consumable   supplies through any public or private agency authorized  to  distribute   the  same; (3) performing on public or private lands temporary emergency   work essential for the protection of public health and safety,  clearing   debris   and   wreckage,  making  emergency  repairs  to  and  temporary   replacements of public facilities of political subdivisions  damaged  or   destroyed as a result of such disaster; and (4) making such other use of   their  facilities, equipment, supplies and personnel as may be necessary   to assist in  coping  with  the  disaster  or  any  emergency  resulting   therefrom.
NY Exec L § 29-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 2-B - State and Local Natural and Man-Made Disaster Preparedness 29-A - Suspension of Other Laws.

§ 29-a. Suspension   of   other   laws.   1.   Subject  to  the  state   constitution,  the  federal  constitution  and  federal   statutes   and   regulations,  the  governor  may  by executive order temporarily suspend   specific provisions of any statute, local  law,  ordinance,  or  orders,   rules  or  regulations,  or  parts thereof, of any agency during a state   disaster emergency, if compliance with such  provisions  would  prevent,   hinder, or delay action necessary to cope with the disaster.2.  Suspensions  pursuant  to subdivision one of this section shall be   subject to the following standards and limits:a. no suspension shall be made for a period in excess of thirty  days,   provided,  however,  that  upon  reconsideration  of all of the relevant   facts and circumstances, the governor  may  extend  the  suspension  for   additional periods not to exceed thirty days each;b. no suspension shall be made which does not safeguard the health and   welfare  of  the  public  and  which  is not reasonably necessary to the   disaster effort;c. any such suspension order shall specify  the  statute,  local  law,   ordinance, order, rule or regulation or part thereof to be suspended and   the terms and conditions of the suspension;d.  the  order  may  provide for such suspension only under particular   circumstances, and may provide for the alteration or modification of the   requirements of such statute,  local  law,  ordinance,  order,  rule  or   regulation suspended, and may include other terms and conditions;e.  any  such suspension order shall provide for the minimum deviation   from the requirements of the statute, local law, ordinance, order,  rule   or  regulation  suspended  consistent  with  the  disaster action deemed   necessary; andf. when practicable, specialists shall be assigned to assist with  the   related  emergency  actions  to avoid needless adverse effects resulting   from such suspension.3. Such suspensions shall be effective from the time and in the manner   prescribed in such orders and shall be published as soon as  practicable   in the state bulletin.4.  The  legislature  may terminate by concurrent resolution executive   orders issued under this section at any time.