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N.Y. SAP Law § 104

This is the official text of N.Y. SAP Law § 104, part of New York’s SAP Law — part of the compiled statutory law of New York, published by the state as "SAP Law." Browse the sections below, each linked to its official government source.

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Access to studies and data

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§ 104. Access to studies and data. 1. An agency, upon request, shall,\nwithin thirty days, make available for inspection and copying any\nscientific or statistical study, report or analysis, including any such\nstudy, report or analysis prepared by a person or entity pursuant to a\ncontract with the agency or funded in whole or in part through a grant\nfrom the agency that is used as the basis of a proposed rule and any\nsupporting data; provided, however, that the agency shall provide for\ninspection only of any such study, report or analysis due to copyright\nrestrictions.\n 2. An agency that contracts with a person or entity for the\nperformance of a study or awards a grant for such purpose shall require\nas a condition or term of such contract or grant that the person or\nentity shall provide to the agency the study, any data supporting the\nstudy, and identity of the principal person or persons who performed\nsuch study for disclosure in accordance with the provisions of this\nsection and of article six of the public officers law.\n

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