N.Y. PBH Law § 1401
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Disclosure statement
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§ 1401. Disclosure statement. No children's camp shall engage in any\npublic solicitation for applications, for deposits for, or contracts for\nthe purpose of enrollment, or advertise or cause to be advertised within\nthe state, or otherwise solicit enrollments, or accept or make any\ncontract of enrollment for any child residing in the state for any\nchildren's camp located without the state unless prior to such\nsolicitation, advertisement, or acceptance of a contract or deposit for\nthe purpose of enrollment there shall have been filed annually with the\ndepartment of health a disclosure statement and a short form disclosure\nstatement as defined in section fourteen hundred of this article. The\ncommissioner may make provisions for amended disclosure statements.\n
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