State Education Seeking Comment
The New York State Education Department is seeking public comment on proposed amendments to sections 200.7 and 200.15 of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education relating to Chapter 501 of the Laws of 2012 ("Protection of People with Special Needs Act"). The proposed amendment would conform State regulations to Chapter 501, which enacts into law various provisions of legislation for the protection of people with special needs, and the regulations, guidelines and procedures established by the Justice Center. The deadline for public comment is August 26, 2013
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Comment Invited on New State Quality Strategy
As part of the Special Terms and Conditions(STCs) for the New York's Federal-State Health Reform Partnership (FSHRP) and Partnership Plan section 1115(a) Demonstrations, the state is required to revise the State Quality Strategy. The state must make the Strategy available for public comment.The DRAFT Quality Strategy for the New York State Medicaid Managed Care Program 2013 has already been made available for viewing. Comments to qi@health.state.ny.us by July 18th, 2013
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NYS Adopts New Nonprofit
Disclosure Rules
From Associations Now: In an effort to create more transparency in the electoral process, New York's Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman announced new regulations that require more extensive reporting of political spending by nonprofit groups registered in the state.
Schneiderman recently adopted new regulations that require nonprofit groups, including 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, to make more detailed disclosures of their political campaign activities. Effective immediately, nonprofits registered in New York are now required to report the percentage of their expenditures that go to federal, state, and local electioneering. Groups that spend at least $10,000 to influence state and local elections in New York will be required to file itemized schedules of expenses and contributions and those reports will be publicly available on the attorney general's website.
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