N.Y. ISC Law § 4911
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Powers of the superintendent
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§ 4911. Powers of the superintendent. (a) The superintendent shall\nhave the power to grant and revoke certifications of external appeal\nagents to conduct external appeals requested pursuant to paragraph one\nor two of subsection (b) of section four thousand nine hundred ten of\nthis title or pursuant to both such paragraphs.\n (b) If, after reviewing the application authorized by section four\nthousand nine hundred twelve of this title, the superintendent is\nsatisfied that the applicant meets the requirements of this section, the\nsuperintendent shall issue a certificate to the applicant. A certificate\nissued under this section shall be valid for a period of not more than\ntwo years.\n (c) In order to be re-certified, an external appeal agent must\ndemonstrate to the superintendent on forms prescribed by the\nsuperintendent that it continues to meet all applicable standards\nrequired by this title. Re-certification under this section shall be\nvalid for a period of not more than two years.\n
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