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N.Y. LEG Law § 71

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Expenses; employees

Official statutory text

§ 71. Expenses; employees. Each of the members of the commission\nappointed by the governor shall receive necessary expenses incurred in\nthe performance of official duty. The commission may appoint such\nemployees as may be needed, prescribe their duties, and fix their\ncompensation within the amount appropriated for the commission.\n

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