N.Y. Executive Law § 107: Intergovernmental agreements

§ 107. Intergovernmental agreements. 1. The secretary of state shall

compile and keep current a list of all interstate compacts and other

intergovernmental agreements between or among states, subdivisions of

this state and other states, or between this state or any subdivision

thereof and the federal government having the force of law to which this

state or any subdivision thereof is party. Such list shall contain the

citations to the statutes or other official documents of this state

containing the text of any such compact or agreement together with a

listing of all other jurisdictions party to the compact or agreement,

the date on which each such jurisdiction entered into participation in

such compact or agreement with this state or subdivision thereof; the

status of each such compact or agreement in respect of withdrawals

therefrom and the citations to any act or resolution of the congress of

the United States, if any, consenting to such compact or agreement. The

list required to be kept pursuant to this subdivision also shall include

compacts and agreements adopted by this state or any subdivision thereof

but not in effect by reason of the absence of such other parties thereto

as may be necessary to make the compact or agreement effective and

binding.

2. In any case where the statutes of this state do not contain the

full text of a compact or agreement to which subdivision one of this

section applies, the secretary of state shall receive a true copy of the

compact or agreement and keep the same on file.

3. Any amendment, supplementary agreement or administrative rule or

regulation having the force of law implementing, adding to or modifying

any such compact or agreement to which this state or a subdivision

thereof is party shall be listed or filed in the same manner as the

compact or agreement itself.

4. The secretary of state shall make the list maintained by him

pursuant to this act and any information contained therein available to

any person upon request, but shall not be required to furnish copies of

any compact or agreement, unless so required by a provision of law or

administrative rule other than this section.

5. The listing and filing requirements of this section shall be in

addition to and not in substitution for any requirements for listing or

filing, publication or distribution contained in particular compacts or

agreements to which this state is or may be a party.

6. Upon receipt by the governor of a formal notice from another state

of such state's withdrawal from an interstate compact to which New York

is party, the governor shall transmit such notice or a copy thereof to

the secretary of state. Any agency or subdivision of this state

administering, participating in or entering into any compact or

agreement shall furnish the secretary of state with all information

necessary to permit such secretary to perform his duties and

responsibilities pursuant to this section.