New York § 141-C - 141-CCoordination of forms
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§ 141-C. 141-CCoordination of forms
§ 141-c. Coordination of forms. The board, the commissioner of labor, the commissioner of taxation and finance, the commissioner of motor vehicles, and the superintendent of financial services shall consult on an ongoing basis to coordinate the amendment of forms used to gather data helpful in identifying fraud, so as to promote effective use and sharing of such information for identifying fraud in the area of workers' compensation. Through such consultations and other means, these agencies shall study the implementation of appropriate practicable technology to verify the authenticity of forms, including certificates of coverage.
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