N.Y. Insurance Law § 2325: Accounts and statistics

§ 2325. Accounts and statistics. The superintendent shall have power,

in his discretion, to prescribe by regulation, uniform classifications

of accounts to be observed, and statistics to be reported by insurers

and other organizations which are subject to the provisions of this

article. He may also in his discretion prescribe, by regulation, forms

of reporting such data by insurers and such other organizations. Such

classifications of accounts and statistics to be reported and forms of

reporting shall be reasonable and may vary with the kind or type of

insurer or organization. No such regulation or amendment thereto shall

be promulgated by the superintendent except upon notice and after

hearing to all insurers and organizations affected thereby. Any

regulation or amendment thereto shall be promulgated by the

superintendent at least six months before the beginning of the calendar

year in which the same shall take effect.