New York § 1-G - 1-GTermination of retainer, employment or designation
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§ 1-G. 1-GTermination of retainer, employment or designation
§ 1-g. Termination of retainer, employment or designation. Upon the termination of a lobbyist's retainer, employment or designation, such lobbyist and the client on whose behalf such service has been rendered shall both give written notice to the commission within thirty days after the lobbyist ceases the activity that required such lobbyist to file a statement of registration; however, such lobbyist shall nevertheless comply with the bi-monthly reporting requirements up to the date such activity has ceased as required by this article and both such parties shall each file the semi-annual report required by section one-j of this article. The commission shall enter notice of such termination in the appropriate monthly registration docket required by section one-f of this article.
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Section 1-G ("1-GTermination of retainer, employment or designation") is part of the New York Consolidated Laws, the codified statutory law of New York. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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