N.Y. ENV Law § 21-1505
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* § 21-1505. Advisors.\n 1. The mayor of the city of New York, or his designee, shall be the\nadvisor of this state's member of the mid-Atlantic states air pollution\ncontrol commission, as contemplated by section 2.6 of article two of the\nmid-Atlantic states air pollution control compact, provided that any\nsuch designee shall not be accorded any privileges as such unless the\nmayor shall have notified this state's member and the commission in\nwriting of the selection of such designee.\n 2. The Department of Environmental Conservation shall provide an\nadvisory committee with whom this state's member of the commission may\nconsult with respect to the conduct of New York participation in the\ncompact. Such member of the commission also may consult from time to\ntime with other officers of the state government or any subdivision\nthereof, as may be appropriate.\n* NB Denied Congressional consent; preempted by enactment of federal Air\n Quality Act of 1967 (81 stat. 485)\n
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