STATE STATUTES & CODES

NEW YORK STATUTES AND CODES

Part 1 - (201 - 239-A) GENERAL ORGANIZATION

• 201 - Corporate name and objects.
• 202 - Regents.
• 203 - Officers.
• 204 - Meetings and absences.
• 205 - Quorum.
• 206 - Authority to take testimony and conduct hearings.
• 207 - Legislative power.
• 207-A - Disclosure of gifts made to institutions of higher education by foreign governments, persons and entities.
• 208 - General examinations, credentials and degrees.
• 208-A - Scheduling of examinations.
• 209 - Academic examinations; admission and fees.
• 209-A - Applications for admission to college.
• 210 - Registrations.
• 211 - Review of regents learning standards.
• 211-A - Enhanced state accountability system.
• 211-B - Consequences for consistent lack of improvement in academic performance.
• 211-C - Distinguished educators.
• 211-D - Contract for excellence.
• 211-E - Educational partnership organizations.
• 212 - Fees.
• 212-A - Return of deposits for professional and graduate schools.
• 212-B - Return of tuition for colleges, universities, professional, proprietary and graduate schools.
• 212-C - Teacher accreditation review fees.
• 213 - Extension of educational facilities.
• 213-B - Unlawful sale of dissertations, theses and term papers.
• 214 - Institutions in the university.
• 215 - Visitation and reports.
• 215-A - Annual report by regents to governor and legislature.
• 215-B - Annual report by commissioner to governor and legislature.
• 215-C - Promoting cost-effectiveness in public elementary and secondary schools.
• 216 - Charters.
• 216-A - Applicability of not-for-profit corporation law.
• 216-B - Private foundations, as defined in the United States internal revenue code of 1954: provisions included in the charter.
• 216-C - Special provisions for cutlery and knife museums that exhibit automatic knifes.
• 217 - Provisional charters.
• 218 - Conditions of incorporation.
• 219 - Change of name or charter.
• 220 - Distribution of assets.
• 221 - Dissolution of educational institution by stockholders.
• 222 - Suspension of operations.
• 223 - Consolidation of corporations.
• 224 - Prohibitions.
• 224-A - Students unable because of religious beliefs to register or attend classes on certain days.
• 225 - Unlawful acts in respect to examinations and records.
• 226 - Powers of trustees of institutions.
• 227 - Colleges may construct water-works and sewer systems.
• 228 - The Hamilton college sewer district.
• 229 - County educational institutions.
• 230 - Municipal training institute.
• 231 - Town and county officers training school.
• 232 - Departments and their government.
• 233 - State Museum; collections made by the staff.
• 233-A - Property of the state museum.
• 233-AA - Property of other museums.
• 233-B - New York state freedom trail commission.
• 233-C - Study.
• 234 - Indian collection.
• 235 - State science service.
• 235-A - New York state biodiversity research institute.
• 235-B - New York state biological survey.
• 236 - Public television and radio.
• 236-A - Public broadcasting facilities assistance program.
• 237 - Regents plan for higher education including approved plans of state university and city university of New York and plans of independent institutions of higher education.
• 238 - Chair on geriatrics in the state university.
• 238-A - Statewide resource centers for geriatric education.
• 239 - Albert Einstein chairs in science and Albert Schweitzer chairs in the humanities.
• 239-A - Collection and distribution of student's residual consumer goods.

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