(a)  To  develop  a  comprehensive  statewide  plan  to  prevent  lead
poisoning and to minimize the risk of human exposure to lead;
  (b) To coordinate the activities of its member agencies  with  respect
to environmental lead policy and the statewide plan;
  (c) To recommend the adoption of policies with regard to the detection
and elimination of lead hazards in the environment;
  (d)  To  recommend  the  adoption  of  policies  with  regard  to  the
identification and management of children with elevated lead levels;
  (e) To recommend the adoption of policies with regard to education and
outreach strategies  related  to  lead  exposure,  detection,  and  risk
reduction;
  (f)  To comment on regulations of the department under this title when
the council deems appropriate;
  (g) To make recommendations to ensure the  qualifications  of  persons
performing  inspection  and  abatement  of  lead  through  a  system  of
licensure and certification or otherwise;
  (h) To recommend strategies for funding the lead poisoning  prevention
program,  including  but  not  limited to ways to enhance the funding of
screening through insurance  coverage  and  other  means,  and  ways  to
financially  assist  property owners in abating environmental lead, such
as tax credits, loan funds, and other approaches; and
  (i) To report on or before December first of each year to the governor
and the legislature  concerning  the  previous  year's  development  and
implementation  of  the  statewide  plan  and  operation of the program,
together with recommendations it deems necessary and the most  currently
available  lead  surveillance  measures, including the actual number and
estimated percentage of children tested for lead in accordance with  New
York state regulations, including age-specific testing requirements, and
the  actual  number and estimated percentage of children identified with
elevated blood lead levels. Such report shall be made available  on  the
department's website.
Structure New York Laws
Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation
Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning
1370-A - Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.
1370-B - Advisory Council on Lead Poisoning Prevention.
1370-C - Screening by Health Care Providers.
1370-D - Lead Screening of Child Care, Pre-School, Pre-Kindergarten or Kindergarten Enrollees.
1370-E - Reporting Lead Exposure Levels.
1371 - Manufacture and Sale of Lead Painted Toys and Furniture.
1373 - Abatement of Lead Poisoning Conditions.
1376-A - Sale of Consumer Products Containing Lead or Cadmium.
1377 - State Rental Registry and Proactive Inspections to Identify Lead Hazards.