New York A10853 amends laws to enhance whistleblower protections and incentives for reporting monopoly and antitrust violations, including monetary.
New York A10853 amends the general business law, state finance law, and executive law to strengthen whistleblower protections and incentives. It ensures whistleblowers who provide original information leading to successful enforcement actions receive between 10-30% of monetary sanctions. The bill prohibits retaliation against whistleblowers and mandates confidentiality of their identities. It also outlines specific exclusions for monetary sanctions, such as damages payable to the state and fines payable to the attorney general's office.
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