New York Laws
Part 1 - General Organization
202 - Regents.

(1) each financial interest, direct or indirect of himself or herself,
his or her spouse and his or her unemancipated children under the age of
eighteen years in any activity which is subject to the jurisdiction of
the education department or name of the entity in which the interest is
had and whether such interest is over or under five thousand dollars in
value.
(2) every office and directorship held by him or her in any
corporation, firm or enterprise which is subject to the jurisdiction of
the education department or which does business with an institution
which is subject to the jurisdiction of the education department,
including the name of such corporation, firm or enterprise.
(3) any other interest or relationship which he or she determines in
his or her discretion might reasonably be expected to be in the public
interest and should be disclosed.
(b) On or before January thirty-first in each year the secretary of
the senate and the clerk of the assembly shall jointly prepare a report
containing the statements required to be filed pursuant to paragraph (a)
of this subdivision. Copies of such report shall be open to public
inspection in the office of the secretary of the senate and the clerk of
the assembly. The senate and assembly may jointly adopt rules to
implement the provisions of this subdivision.

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