Relates to certain powers of the attorney general

Summary

The legislation gives New York’s attorney general new authority to file lawsuits when discriminatory practices are repeated or persistent, covering civil rights, education and government actions. It also lets the attorney general approve settlements in university medical‑center claims and public‑health bill waivers, and clarifies limits on disclosing confidential investigative information. The changes aim to strengthen enforcement against systemic bias and ensure state oversight of certain financial compromises.

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