New York A01410 requires entities to periodically re-apply for exceptions to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).

New York A01410 amends the public officers law to mandate that entities submitting records to state agencies, which are excepted from disclosure under FOIL, must periodically re-apply for the exception. The bill specifies that entities can request a three-year extension of their exception request at least sixty days before it expires. The agency must review and either grant or deny the extension request, with the option for the submitter to appeal a denial. If the submitter fails to apply for an extension, the exception is considered expired.

New York A01410 requires entities to periodically re-apply for exceptions to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).

New York A01410 amends the public officers law to mandate that entities submitting records to state agencies, which are excepted from disclosure under FOIL, must periodically re-apply for the exception. The bill specifies that entities can request a three-year extension of their exception request at least sixty days before it expires. The agency must review and either grant or deny the extension request, with the option for the submitter to appeal a denial. If the submitter fails to apply for an extension, the exception is considered expired.