Legislation
SECTION 3668
Monitoring and review
Public Authorities (PBA) CHAPTER 43-A, ARTICLE 10-D, TITLE 1
§ 3668. Monitoring and review. Except as otherwise provided in section
thirty-six hundred sixty-nine of this title, the authority shall:
1. conduct meetings at least annually;
2. conduct audits of the Nassau county industrial development agency
established pursuant to section nine hundred twenty-two of the general
municipal law, the Nassau county off-track betting corporation
established pursuant to article five of the racing, pari-mutuel wagering
and breeding law, and the Nassau university medical center established
pursuant to section three thousand four hundred two of this chapter;
provided, however, that such audits shall to be completed no later than
December thirty-first, two thousand twenty-two, and shall continue on a
biennial basis for subsequent years thereafter. The authority shall make
its audit findings publicly available on its website and provide copies
of its respective reports to the governor, temporary president of the
senate, speaker of the assembly, and authorities budget office;
3. investigate, within the county and covered organizations, potential
violations of the provisions of this chapter, fiscal mismanagement or
systemic negligence; provided further that the authority shall provide
an annual report to the governor, temporary president of the senate,
speaker of the assembly, and authorities budget office detailing such
investigations;
4. obtain from the county or the Nassau health care corporation all
information required pursuant to this section, and such other financial
statements and projections, budgetary data and information, and
management reports and materials as the authority deems necessary or
desirable to accomplish the purposes of this title;
5. recommend to the county and the covered organizations such measures
relating to their operation, management, efficiency and productivity as
the authority deems appropriate to reduce costs and improve services so
as to advance the purposes of this title;
6. consult with the county in the preparation of the budget of the
county, and consult with the Nassau health care corporation in the
preparation of the budget of the Nassau health care corporation;
7. with respect to any county or Nassau health care corporation
borrowing proposed to be issued after July first, two thousand, review
the terms of and comment, within thirty days after notification by the
county or the Nassau health care corporation of a proposed borrowing, on
the prudence of each proposed issuance of bonds or notes to be issued by
the county or the Nassau health care corporation and no such borrowing
shall be made unless first reviewed and commented upon by the authority.
The authority shall provide such comments within thirty days after
notification by the county or the Nassau health care corporation of a
proposed borrowing to the county executive, the comptroller, the
legislature, the director of the budget and the state comptroller;
8. determine whether to make transitional state aid available, and on
what schedule, based upon the county's compliance with the requirements
of sections thirty-six hundred sixty-six and thirty-six hundred
sixty-seven of this title, as applicable, and the requirements, if any,
of the appropriations bills authorizing such transitional state aid; and
9. perform such audits and reviews of the county and any agency
thereof and any covered organizations as it deems necessary.
thirty-six hundred sixty-nine of this title, the authority shall:
1. conduct meetings at least annually;
2. conduct audits of the Nassau county industrial development agency
established pursuant to section nine hundred twenty-two of the general
municipal law, the Nassau county off-track betting corporation
established pursuant to article five of the racing, pari-mutuel wagering
and breeding law, and the Nassau university medical center established
pursuant to section three thousand four hundred two of this chapter;
provided, however, that such audits shall to be completed no later than
December thirty-first, two thousand twenty-two, and shall continue on a
biennial basis for subsequent years thereafter. The authority shall make
its audit findings publicly available on its website and provide copies
of its respective reports to the governor, temporary president of the
senate, speaker of the assembly, and authorities budget office;
3. investigate, within the county and covered organizations, potential
violations of the provisions of this chapter, fiscal mismanagement or
systemic negligence; provided further that the authority shall provide
an annual report to the governor, temporary president of the senate,
speaker of the assembly, and authorities budget office detailing such
investigations;
4. obtain from the county or the Nassau health care corporation all
information required pursuant to this section, and such other financial
statements and projections, budgetary data and information, and
management reports and materials as the authority deems necessary or
desirable to accomplish the purposes of this title;
5. recommend to the county and the covered organizations such measures
relating to their operation, management, efficiency and productivity as
the authority deems appropriate to reduce costs and improve services so
as to advance the purposes of this title;
6. consult with the county in the preparation of the budget of the
county, and consult with the Nassau health care corporation in the
preparation of the budget of the Nassau health care corporation;
7. with respect to any county or Nassau health care corporation
borrowing proposed to be issued after July first, two thousand, review
the terms of and comment, within thirty days after notification by the
county or the Nassau health care corporation of a proposed borrowing, on
the prudence of each proposed issuance of bonds or notes to be issued by
the county or the Nassau health care corporation and no such borrowing
shall be made unless first reviewed and commented upon by the authority.
The authority shall provide such comments within thirty days after
notification by the county or the Nassau health care corporation of a
proposed borrowing to the county executive, the comptroller, the
legislature, the director of the budget and the state comptroller;
8. determine whether to make transitional state aid available, and on
what schedule, based upon the county's compliance with the requirements
of sections thirty-six hundred sixty-six and thirty-six hundred
sixty-seven of this title, as applicable, and the requirements, if any,
of the appropriations bills authorizing such transitional state aid; and
9. perform such audits and reviews of the county and any agency
thereof and any covered organizations as it deems necessary.