New York regulations
Title 4 Part 216
Department of Civil Service
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4 NYCRR 216.1 - Board employees
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Persons who hold positions by appointment or employment in the service of the board are excluded from the application of the act.
4 NYCRR 216.2 - Confidential communication
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Communications in collective negotiations between a party to such negotiations and its negotiator(s) shall be deemed confidential in cases before the board, a director or a director’s designee to the same extent that such communications would be subject to an attorney-client privilege if the negotiator(s) were an attorney. No administrative law judge shall accept evidence regarding such communications during any proceeding subject to this Chapter except under circumstances where it would be admissible if the negotiator(s) were an attorney.