N.Y. Public Authorities Law § 1276-d: Independent audit by the legislature

§ 1276-d. Independent audit by the legislature. After the submission

of the annual independent audit report to the legislature pursuant to

section two thousand eight hundred two of this chapter, and after review

of such report, the temporary president of the senate and the speaker of

the assembly may commission an auditing firm, every two years, after the

year two thousand nine, to conduct an independent audit of the

authority, including its subsidiaries. The temporary president of the

senate and the speaker of the assembly shall set the scope of such

audit, and determine the terms of the request for proposal for such

audit. Such audit shall be performed for the year two thousand nine. The

authority shall fully cooperate with and assist in such an audit.