Authorizes the denial of access to certain public records related to civil investigations; expands the attorney general's enforcement powers; allows.
New York Assembly Bill A11332 amends several laws to enhance the attorney general's enforcement powers and protect against discrimination. It authorizes the denial of access to public records that identify confidential sources or reveal investigative techniques. The attorney general is granted authority to investigate and bring civil actions for repeated or persistent discrimination in elementary and secondary schools. The bill also modifies the process for compromising claims for care in medical facilities, requiring approval from the comptroller alone.
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