The bill mandates the New York State Comptroller to audit all state and federal funds used for humanitarian aid to migrants, including shelter.

The bill requires the New York State Comptroller to conduct thorough examinations and audits of all state and federal funds allocated for humanitarian aid, including short-term shelter services, for migrant individuals and families. This includes costs related to humanitarian emergency response and relief centers for migrants entering short-term shelters in New York City or any other municipality in New York state on or after April 1, 2024. The audit aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the distribution of these funds, with oversight from the comptroller.

The bill mandates the New York State Comptroller to audit all state and federal funds used for humanitarian aid to migrants, including shelter.

The bill requires the New York State Comptroller to conduct thorough examinations and audits of all state and federal funds allocated for humanitarian aid, including short-term shelter services, for migrant individuals and families. This includes costs related to humanitarian emergency response and relief centers for migrants entering short-term shelters in New York City or any other municipality in New York state on or after April 1, 2024. The audit aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the distribution of these funds, with oversight from the comptroller.