N.Y. EDN Law § 215
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Visitation and reports
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§ 215. Visitation and reports. The regents, or the commissioner of\neducation, or their representatives, may visit, examine into and\ninspect, any institution in the university and any school or institution\nunder the educational supervision of the state, and may require, as\noften as desired, duly verified reports therefrom giving such\ninformation and in such form as the regents or the commissioner of\neducation shall prescribe. For refusal or continued neglect on the part\nof any institution in the university to make any report required, or for\nviolation of any law or any rule of the university, the regents may\nsuspend the charter or any of the rights and privileges of such\ninstitution.\n
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