New York S10627 modifies disclosure requirements for legally protected health activities in response to inquiries, investigations, subpoenas, or.
New York S10627 amends the general business law to specify when a person or entity in New York must comply with or provide information in response to inquiries, investigations, subpoenas, or summonses related to legally protected health activities. The bill adds that these disclosure requirements do not apply to the disclosure of deidentified information in compliance with state grant reporting requirements or other reporting requirements under state law. The changes aim to protect individuals and entities from unnecessary disclosures while ensuring compliance with legal obligations.
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