New York A03076 requires disclosure of government funding by respondents in human rights claims and mandates notification of settlements to.
New York A03076 amends the executive law to require respondents in human rights claims to disclose any federal, state, or local government funding they receive, including the provider, purpose, and amount of such funding. Additionally, it modifies the general obligations law to ensure that the state division of human rights notifies relevant government agencies of settlements, agreements, or resolutions, even if nondisclosure agreements are in place. This legislation aims to enhance transparency in human rights claims involving government funding.
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