New York entities that directly receive opioid settlement money would report each year on its use for state review and public posting.
Entities that directly receive opioid settlement money would report each year on how they spent it. The state addiction services office would review, approve, and repost each report.
Entities that directly receive opioid settlement funds would post and submit yearly reports on how they used the money. The state office would review, approve, and repost the reports. This applies to New York government entities that directly received money under a statewide opioid settlement agreement. The Office of Addiction Services and Supports would check whether the money was used for purposes allowed by the cited state laws and settlement agreements. Entities must post and submit the information on or before November 1 each year and update it annually. The act would take effect immediately if enacted.
No hearings or votes scheduled.