N.Y. SOS Law § 459-D
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Reporting requirements
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§ 459-d. Reporting requirements. The commissioner shall submit a\nreport prior to December fifteenth, nineteen hundred eighty-eight and\nannually thereafter to the governor and the legislature regarding the\nimplementation of this article. Such report shall include:\n 1. the number of persons estimated to have been assisted in programs\ncovered by this article;\n 2. the number of persons estimated to have been denied shelter and/or\nservices;\n 3. the amount of public and private funds for approved programs by\nservice type;\n 4. the amount of funds used for the administration and staffing of\nsuch programs;\n 5. the occupancy rate and length of stay by residential program;\n 6. the name and description of new programs developed by service type;\n 7. the name and description of programs in danger of closing that\nreceived funds and the status of such programs;\n 8. the name and description of programs that closed during the\nreporting year and the reason for such closure;\n 9. the number of individuals who requested and received transitional\nservices and the effect of providing such services to victims of\ndomestic violence and their families;\n 10. the name and description of programs which received technical\nassistance and the effect of such assistance;\n 11. a schedule showing the approved daily rates of reimbursement\npayable to residential programs for victims of domestic violence\npursuant to section one hundred thirty-one-u of this chapter; and\n 12. all such other matters as may be necessary to inform the governor\nand the legislature regarding the implementation and effectiveness of\nprograms covered by this article.\n
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