N.Y. ELN Law § 17-214
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Enforcement
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§ 17-214. Enforcement. 1. Enforcement by the attorney general. If the\ncivil rights bureau concludes that a submission by a political\nsubdivision or any other party is insufficient to complete its review,\nthe civil rights bureau may request that the party provide additional\ninformation, and the time periods for review provided in this title\nshall recommence upon receipt of such information. If such information\nis not provided, such time periods for review shall not apply.\n 2. Authority to issue subpoenas. In any action or investigation to\nenforce any provision of this title, the attorney general shall have the\nauthority to take proof and determine relevant facts and to issue\nsubpoenas in accordance with the civil practice law and rules.\n 3. Preclearance. Covered entities shall provide information relevant\nto preclearance to the civil rights bureau upon request.\n
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