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Members of the Nassau County Rent Board are employees of the State

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Members of the Nassau County Rent Board are employees of the StateFormal Opinions of the Attorney General 2009-F1The Attorney General has advised Gary R. Connor, Counsel, the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, that, in his opinion, the members of the Nassau County Rent Guidelines Board* are individuals employed in the service of the State ?whether or not compensated? and thus they are

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