N.Y. Executive Law § 534-z: Annual report

§ 534-z. Annual report. 1. The commission shall submit an annual

report to the governor, the speaker of the assembly, and the temporary

president of the senate on or before the first day of September of each

year detailing the previous fiscal year. The commission shall post such

report on its website upon the submission to the officials outlined in

this section.

2. Such report shall include, but not be limited to:

(a) the status of waterfront practices and operations covered by this

act;

(b) any legislative recommendations in furtherance of the purposes of

this act;

(c) a detailed fiscal summary, including but not limited to: (i) the

financial condition of the commission at the end of such preceding

fiscal year; (ii) a detailed list of any bonds entered into by the

commission; and (iii) revenues received by the commission, including

employer assessments pursuant to section five hundred thirty-four-d of

this article;

(d) an overview of waterfront labor in the port of New York district

in this state, including but not limited to: (i) the total number of

pier superintendents, hiring agents, security officers, and stevedores

by title; (ii) the number of pier superintendent, hiring agent, security

officer, and stevedore applications received by title; (iii) the number

of pier superintendent, hiring agent, security officer and stevedore

licenses issued by title; (iv) the number of pier superintendent, hiring

agent, security officer, and stevedore applications denied,

respectively, and the reasons for such denial by title; (v) the number

of licenses revoked and the reasons for such revocation by title; (vi)

the average length of time for the commission to issue a determination

on pier superintendent, hiring agent, security officer and stevedore

applications by title; (vii) the total number of longshore workers in

the longshore workers' register; (viii) the number of longshore worker

applications received; (ix) the number of longshore worker registrations

issued; (x) the number of longshore worker applications denied and the

reasons for such denial; (xi) the number of longshore workers removed

from the register and reasons therefor; and (xii) the average length of

time for the commission to issue a determination on longshore worker

applications;

(e) a detailed summary of commission operations including, but not

limited to: (i) the number and allocated percentage of sworn

investigators employed by the commission; (ii) the number and allocated

percentage of administrative staff who solely performed administrative

work during the preceding fiscal year; (iii) the number and allocated

percentage of staff which performed work related to the hiring and

backgrounding of the port workforce; (iv) the number of cases or actions

conducted by the commission during the preceding fiscal year; and (v) a

summary of the commission's accomplishments; and

(f) any other information relating to the purposes of this act.

3. Nothing in this section shall be read to require the disclosure of

personally identifiable information pertaining to any applicant nor the

disclosure of any information regarding ongoing criminal investigations.