Section 23.5 of State Finance Law also required the governor, comptroller and the legislative majorities to «separately prepare and make available reports on estimated state receipts and state disbursements for the current and ensuing fiscal years» by Nov. 5. (empirecenter.org)
Further, the organization calls for amending state finance law to introduce accountability and conflict - of - interest identification to public contracting, the disclosure of grants and contracts «awarded under nonspecific lump sum appropriations and reappropriations,» and for «aging the budget bills for three days.» (gothamgazette.com)
Press Release from State Comptroller's Office State Office for Technology (OFT) officials ignored state finance law and procurement guidelines in awarding business to favored companies, and in some cases did so for personal gain, according to an audit released Tuesday by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli. (rocklandtimes.com)