New York S06920 amends the penal law to prohibit undisclosed self-dealing by public servants.

New York S06920 amends the penal law by adding two new sections: undisclosed self-dealing in the second degree and undisclosed self-dealing in the first degree. These sections make it a crime for a public servant to engage in conduct in their official capacity related to the award of a public contract or grant that confers an undisclosed benefit on themselves, their family, or someone with whom they have a business or financial relationship. The bill defines undisclosed self-dealing in the second degree as a class D felony and in the first degree as a class C felony.

New York S06920 amends the penal law to prohibit undisclosed self-dealing by public servants.

New York S06920 amends the penal law by adding two new sections: undisclosed self-dealing in the second degree and undisclosed self-dealing in the first degree. These sections make it a crime for a public servant to engage in conduct in their official capacity related to the award of a public contract or grant that confers an undisclosed benefit on themselves, their family, or someone with whom they have a business or financial relationship. The bill defines undisclosed self-dealing in the second degree as a class D felony and in the first degree as a class C felony.