New York § 2711 - 2711New York state kidney disease institute; organization

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§ 2711. 2711New York state kidney disease institute; organization

§ 2711. New York state kidney disease institute; organization. 1. The New York state kidney disease institute is hereby created within the department of health. 2. The commissioner shall appoint a director of the institute and may employ such assistants and personnel, within the amounts appropriated, as is necessary to carry out the provisions of this article.

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