Relates to certain powers of the attorney general

Summary

The bill gives New York’s attorney general new authority to bring civil actions against repeated or persistent discriminatory practices by state agencies, local governments, private actors, and K‑12 schools, and to enforce stricter confidentiality rules for civil and criminal investigations. It also requires the attorney general’s approval for certain settlements in university medical‑center and public‑health billing disputes. The changes are intended to strengthen civil‑rights enforcement and safeguard investigative information.

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