New York bill S04132 prohibits charitable organizations from using donations for confidentiality or closed settlement agreements.

The New York bill S04132 amends the executive law to prohibit charitable organizations registered in the state from using any charitable donations to make payments related to confidentiality agreements or closed settlement agreements. These agreements are defined as private or court-ordered resolutions that limit the possession, disclosure, or dissemination of information. The prohibition takes effect immediately and applies to agreements entered into after the bill's effective date.

New York bill S04132 prohibits charitable organizations from using donations for confidentiality or closed settlement agreements.

The New York bill S04132 amends the executive law to prohibit charitable organizations registered in the state from using any charitable donations to make payments related to confidentiality agreements or closed settlement agreements. These agreements are defined as private or court-ordered resolutions that limit the possession, disclosure, or dissemination of information. The prohibition takes effect immediately and applies to agreements entered into after the bill's effective date.