New York Codes, Rules and Regulations

New York Codes, Rules and Regulations

The New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR), referred to sometimes as the Rules and Regulations of the State of New York, primarily contains state agency rules and regulations adopted under the State Administrative Procedure Act (SAPA).

Contents

The 22 Titles include one for each state department, one for miscellaneous agencies and one for the judiciary. The Office of Court Administration and the judiciary are exempt from SAPA requirements.

The New York state judiciary is unique in that its court rules are included in what is largely a codification of executive branch regulations. All other states and the federal government maintain court rules separately from executive regulations in order to maintain the principle of separation of powers.

The NYCRR comprises the following 22 numbered titles, with the corresponding agency listed:

Titles of the NYCRR
Title # State department Number of volumes
1 Agriculture and Markets 2 volumes
2 State Comptroller 1 volume
3 Banking 1 volume
4 Civil Service 1 volume
5 Development 1 volume
6 Environmental Conservation 15 volumes
7 Correctional Services 1 volume
8 Education 4 volumes
9 Executive 11 volumes
10 Health 7 volumes
11 Insurance 4 volumes
12 Labor 5 volumes
13 Attorney General's Office 1 volume
14 Mental Hygiene 3 volumes
15 Motor Vehicles 1 volume
16 Public Service 3 volumes
17 Transportation 3 volumes
18 Social Services 4 volumes
19 Secretary of State 2 volumes
20 Taxation and Finance 3 volumes
21 Miscellaneous 4 volumes
22 Judiciary 5 volumes

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