New York S02613 mandates the state to maintain the anonymity of lottery winners unless they consent to disclosure.
New York S02613 amends the tax law to require the state to keep the identities of lottery winners confidential unless the winners themselves give consent for disclosure. This means that the state will not publicly release the names, addresses, or other identifying information of lottery winners, nor will it require winners to perform any public actions related to their prizes without their permission.
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