New York A04202 requires private investigators to notify the state police when employed by foreign governments or nationals and mandates the state.
New York A04202 amends the general business law to require private investigators to notify the state police when they are employed by a foreign government or foreign national. The bill also mandates the state police to maintain a registry of all private investigators who have been employed by foreign governments or nationals. This registry will include the name of the investigator, the business name associated with the investigator, and the address at which the business is registered. Access to this registry is restricted to the attorney general and members of the state police.
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