Texas Disclosure Regimes

State Year of Disclosure Law Specific Subsidy Program Affected by Law
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Texas 1991 Texas Economic Development Foundation SB 1070 Tex. Gov’t Code § 481.025 [A> (F) THE TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, THE TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, AND ANY OTHER CORPORATION WHOSE CHARTER SPECIFICALLY DEDICATES THE CORPORATION'S ACTIVITIES TO THE BENEFIT OF THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHALL FILE AN ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL ACTIVITY OF THE CORPORATION. THE ANNUAL <A] [A> REPORT SHALL BE FILED PRIOR TO THE 90TH DAY AFTER THE LAST DAY FOR THE CORPORATION'S FISCAL YEAR AND SHALL BE PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES. THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE A STATEMENT OF SUPPORT, REVENUE, AND EXPENSES AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCES, A STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES, AND BALANCE SHEETS FOR ALL FUNDS. <A] N N Y
Texas 1997 Economic Readjustment Zones SB 226 Tex. Gov’t Code § 2310.204, .402, .404 [A> SEC. 2310.052. EVALUATION; REPORT. (A) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL CONDUCT A CONTINUING EVALUATION OF THE PROGRAMS OF READJUSTMENT ZONES. <A]

[A> (B) ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1 OF EACH YEAR, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR, THE LEGISLATURE, AND THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET BOARD A REPORT THAT: <A]

[A> (1) EVALUATES THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE READJUSTMENT ZONE PROGRAM; <A]

[A> (2) DESCRIBES THE USE OF STATE AND LOCAL INCENTIVES UNDER THIS CHAPTER AND THEIR EFFECT ON REVENUE; AND <A]

[A> (3) SUGGESTS LEGISLATION, AS APPROPRIATE. <A]

EADJUSTMENT ZONE" MEANS AN AREA DESIGNATED AS A DEFENSE ECONOMIC READJUSTMENT ZONE UNDER THIS CHAPTER.		 N N Y
Texas 2001 Enterprise Zone HB 2686 Tex. Gov’t Code § 2303.504 Implements reporting requirements for earlier implemented Enterprise Zones (from 1993): "Sec. 2303.504. STATE TAX REFUNDS AND [A> CREDITS <A] [D> DEDUCTION <D] ; REPORT. (a) [A> SUBJECT TO SECTION 2303.516, AN <A] [D> An <D] enterprise project is entitled to:
(1) a refund of state taxes under Section 151.429, Tax Code; and
(2) a [A> FRANCHISE TAX CREDIT UNDER SUBCHAPTER P OR Q, CHAPTER 171 <A] [D> deduction from taxable capital under Section 171.1015 <D] , Tax Code.
(b) [A> SUBJECT TO SECTION 2303.516, A <A] [D> A <D] qualified business is entitled to a refund of state taxes under Sections 151.431 and 171.501, Tax Code.
(c) Not later than the 60th day after the last day of each fiscal year, the comptroller shall report to the department the statewide total of the tax refunds [A> AND CREDITS <A] made under this section during that fiscal year."		 Y N Y
Texas 2001 Economic Development Act, Chapter 313 Property Tax Abatements[a] HB 1200 Tex. Gov’t Code § 481.004, 481.168, 481.199 E) IN ADDITION TO THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (D), THE GOVERNING BOARD SHALL INCLUDE IN THE REPORT UNDER THAT SUBSECTION: <A]
[A> (5) AN ASSESSMENT AS TO THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE INCENTIVES PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 313, TAX CODE, ACCOMPANIED BY INFORMATION ON THE NUMBER OF AGREEMENTS ENTERED INTO BY SCHOOL DISTRICTS UNDER THAT CHAPTER DURING THE PRECEDING BIENNIUM, A DESCRIPTION OF EACH PROJECT COVERED BY AN AGREEMENT, AND THE DETAILS OF THE AGREEMENT. <A]
[A> (F) THE COMPTROLLER SHALL ASSIST THE GOVERNING BOARD AND THE DEPARTMENT IN COMPLYING WITH SUBSECTION (E). <A]
(Next | Previous) SECTION 10. Subchapter K, Chapter 481, Government Code, is amended by adding Section 481.168 to read as follows:

[A> SEC. 481.168. ANNUAL REPORT OF TAX INCENTIVE LAWS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LAWS OF OTHER STATES. (A) THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE COMPTROLLER, THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND THE COUNCIL ON WORKFORCE AND ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS SHALL: <A]
[A> (1) CONDUCT A SURVEY OF TAX INCENTIVE LAWS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LAWS ENACTED IN OTHER STATES SINCE 1990; AND <A]
[A> (2) DELIVER TO THE GOVERNOR, THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, AND THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A JOINT REPORT OF THE RESULTS OF THE SURVEY. <A]
[A> (B) THE INITIAL JOINT REPORT REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION SHALL BE DELIVERED BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 2002. AN UPDATE OF THE JOINT REPORT SHALL BE DELIVERED BEFORE DECEMBER 31 OF EACH SUBSEQUENT YEAR. <A]
[A> (C) ANY INTERESTED PERSON, INCLUDING A TRADE ASSOCIATION, MAY PROVIDE INFORMATION THE PERSON CONSIDERS USEFUL OR RELEVANT TO THE SURVEY OR THE JOINT REPORT. <A]
[A> (D) ANY AGENCY OF THIS STATE, ON REQUEST, SHALL ASSIST IN CONDUCTING THE SURVEY OR IN PREPARING THE INITIAL JOINT REPORT OR AN UPDATE OF THE JOINT REPORT. <A]
[A> (E) THE INITIAL AND EACH UPDATE OF THE JOINT REPORT SHALL INCLUDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION. <A]		 N N Y
Texas 2003 Enterpise Zone SB 275 Tex. Gov’t Code § 2303.504 Augments reporting requirements to include information about jobs: "(c) Not later than the 60th day after the last day of each fiscal year, the comptroller shall report to the [A> BANK <A] [D> department <D] the statewide total of [A> ACTUAL JOBS CREATED, ACTUAL JOBS RETAINED, AND <A] the tax refunds and credits made under this section during that fiscal year." N N Y
Texas 2003 Texas Economic Development Bank (Oversee Enterprise / Empowerment Zones, Capital Access Program, Industrial Revenue Bond) SB 275 Tex. Gov’t Code § 489.107 SEC. 489.107. ANNUAL REPORT. ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 1 OF EACH YEAR, THE OFFICE SHALL SUBMIT TO THE LEGISLATURE AN ANNUAL STATUS REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE BANK. <A]
[A> SEC. 489.108. PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND FUNDS UNDER BANK'S DIRECTION. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER LAW, THE BANK SHALL PERFORM THE DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE OFFICE WITH RESPECT TO THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND FUNDS: <A]
[A> (1) THE TEXAS SMALL BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 4, DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ACT OF 1979 (ARTICLE 5190.6, VERNON'S TEXAS CIVIL STATUTES); <A]
[A> (2) THE CAPITAL ACCESS PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 481.405; <A]
[A> (3) THE TEXAS LEVERAGE FUND; <A]
[A> (4) THE LINKED DEPOSIT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 481.193; <A]
[A> (5) THE ENTERPRISE ZONE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER CHAPTER 2303; <A]
[A> (6) THE INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BOND PROGRAM; <A]
[A> (7) THE DEFENSE ECONOMIC READJUSTMENT ZONE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER CHAPTER 2310; <A]
[A> (8) THE EMPOWERMENT ZONE AND ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION 481.025; AND <A]
[A> (9) THE RENEWAL COMMUNITY PROGRAM. <A]		 N N Y
Texas 2005 Texas Enterprise Fund Acts 2005, 79th Leg., ch. 602 (H.B. 1938), § 1, effective September 1, 2005 Tex. Gov’t Code § 481.078 Added to existing statute that created the Texas Enterprise Fund in 2003:
A> SEC. 481.079. REPORT ON USE OF MONEY IN TEXAS ENTERPRISE FUND. (A) BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF EACH REGULAR SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE, THE GOVERNOR SHALL SUBMIT TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND EACH OTHER MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE A REPORT ON GRANTS MADE UNDER SECTION 481.078 THAT STATES: <A]
[A> (1) THE NUMBER OF DIRECT JOBS EACH RECIPIENT COMMITTED TO CREATE IN THIS STATE; <A]
[A> (2) THE NUMBER OF DIRECT JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED IN THIS STATE; <A]
[A> (3) THE MEDIAN WAGE OF THE JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED IN THIS STATE; <A]
[A> (4) THE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT EACH RECIPIENT COMMITTED TO EXPEND OR ALLOCATE PER PROJECT IN THIS STATE; <A]
[A> (5) THE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT EACH RECIPIENT EXPENDED OR ALLOCATED PER PROJECT IN THIS STATE; <A]
[A> (6) THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF GRANTS MADE TO EACH RECIPIENT; <A]
[A> (7) THE AVERAGE AMOUNT OF MONEY GRANTED IN THIS STATE FOR EACH JOB CREATED IN THIS STATE BY GRANT RECIPIENTS; <A]
[A> (8) THE NUMBER OF JOBS CREATED IN THIS STATE BY GRANT RECIPIENTS IN EACH SECTOR OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM (NAICS); AND <A]
[A> (9) OF THE NUMBER OF DIRECT JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED IN THIS STATE, THE NUMBER OF POSITIONS CREATED THAT PROVIDE HEALTH BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES. <A]
[A> (B) THE REPORT MAY NOT INCLUDE INFORMATION THAT IS MADE CONFIDENTIAL BY LAW. <A]		 Y N Y
Texas 2007 Section 313 Abatement Agreements HB 2994 Tex. Tax Code § 313.032, 313.033 SEC. 313.032. REPORT ON COMPLIANCE WITH AGREEMENTS.
(A) BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF EACH REGULAR SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE, THE COMPTROLLER SHALL SUBMIT TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND EACH OTHER MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE A REPORT ASSESSING THE PROGRESS OF EACH AGREEMENT MADE UNDER THIS CHAPTER. THE REPORT MUST BE BASED ON DATA CERTIFIED TO THE COMPTROLLER BY EACH RECIPIENT OF A LIMITATION ON APPRAISED VALUE UNDER THIS SUBCHAPTER AND STATE FOR EACH AGREEMENT:
(1) THE NUMBER OF QUALIFYING JOBS EACH RECIPIENT OF A LIMITATION ON APPRAISED VALUE COMMITTED TO CREATE;
(2) THE NUMBER OF QUALIFYING JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED;
(3) THE MEDIAN WAGE OF THE NEW JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED;
(4) THE AMOUNT OF THE QUALIFIED INVESTMENT EACH RECIPIENT COMMITTED TO SPEND OR ALLOCATE FOR EACH PROJECT;
(5) THE AMOUNT OF THE QUALIFIED INVESTMENT EACH RECIPIENT SPENT OR ALLOCATED FOR EACH PROJECT;
(6) THE MARKET VALUE OF THE QUALIFIED PROPERTY OF EACH RECIPIENT AS DETERMINED BY THE APPLICABLE CHIEF APPRAISER;
(7) THE LIMITATION ON APPRAISED VALUE FOR THE QUALIFIED PROPERTY OF EACH RECIPIENT;
(8) THE DOLLAR AMOUNT OF THE TAXES THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSED ON THE QUALIFIED PROPERTY IF THE PROPERTY HAD NOT RECEIVED A LIMITATION ON APPRAISED VALUE;
(9) THE DOLLAR AMOUNT OF THE TAXES IMPOSED ON THE QUALIFIED PROPERTY;
(10) THE NUMBER OF NEW JOBS CREATED BY EACH RECIPIENT IN EACH SECTOR OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM; AND
(11) OF THE NUMBER OF NEW JOBS EACH RECIPIENT CREATED, THE NUMBER OF JOBS CREATED THAT PROVIDE HEALTH BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES.
(B) THE REPORT MAY NOT INCLUDE INFORMATION THAT IS CONFIDENTIAL BY LAW.
(C) THE COMPTROLLER MAY REQUIRE A RECIPIENT TO SUBMIT, ON A FORM THE COMPTROLLER PROVIDES, INFORMATION REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE REPORT.		 N N Y
Texas 2009 Media Production Facility SB 1929 Tex. Gov’t Code § 485A.053, 485A.151 ANNUAL REPORT. ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 15 OF EACH YEAR, THE OFFICE SHALL SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR, THE LEGISLATURE, AND THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET BOARD A REPORT THAT:
(1) EVALUATES THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MEDIA PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT ZONE PROGRAM; AND
(2) DESCRIBES THE USE OF STATE AND LOCAL INCENTIVES UNDER THIS CHAPTER AND THEIR EFFECT ON REVENUE.

SEC. 485A.151. ANNUAL REPORT.
(A) FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE GOVERNING BODY OF A QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION IS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY, OR THE GOVERNING BODIES OF THE COMBINATION OF MUNICIPALITIES OR COUNTIES, THAT APPLIED TO HAVE THE LOCATION DESIGNATED AS A QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION.
(B) NOT LATER THAN OCTOBER 1 OF EACH YEAR, THE GOVERNING BODY OF A QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION SHALL SUBMIT TO THE OFFICE A REPORT IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED BY THE OFFICE.
(C) THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE FOR THE YEAR PRECEDING THE DATE OF THE REPORT:
(1) THE USE OF LOCAL INCENTIVES FOR WHICH THE GOVERNING BODY PROVIDED IN THE ORDINANCE OR ORDER NOMINATING THE QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION AND THE EFFECT OF THOSE INCENTIVES ON REVENUE;
(2) THE NUMBER OF QUALIFIED PERSONS ENGAGING IN A PROJECT OR ACTIVITY RELATED TO A MEDIA PRODUCTION FACILITY AT THE QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION; AND
(3) THE TYPES OF PROJECTS OR ACTIVITIES ENGAGED OR TO BE ENGAGED IN BY QUALIFIED PERSONS AT THE QUALIFIED MEDIA PRODUCTION LOCATION.		 N N Y
Texas 2013 Section 313 Abatement Agreements HB 3390 Tex. Tax Code § 313.032, 313.033 Provides for updated information to be prepared: Section 313.032, Tax Code, is amended by amending Subsections (a) and (c) and adding Subsections (b-1) and (d) to read as follows:
(a) Before the beginning of each regular session of the legislature, the comptroller shall submit to the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of representatives, and each other member of the legislature a report on the agreements entered into under this chapter that includes:
(1) an assessment of the following with regard to the agreements entered into under this chapter, considered in the aggregate:
(A) the total number of jobs created, direct and otherwise, in this state;
(B) the total effect on personal income, direct and otherwise, in this state;
(C) the total amount of investment in this state;
(D) the total taxable value of property on the tax rolls in this state, including property for which the limitation period has expired;
(E) the total value of property not on the tax rolls in this state as a result of agreements entered into under this chapter; and
(F) the total fiscal effect on the state and local governments; and
(2) an assessment of assessing the progress of each agreement made under this chapter that states . The report must be based on data certified to the comptroller by each recipient of a limitation on appraised value under this subchapter and state for each agreement:
(A) (1) the number of qualifying jobs each recipient of a limitation on appraised value committed to create;
(B) (2) the number of qualifying jobs each recipient created;
(C) (3) the total amount of wages and the median wage of the new qualifying jobs each recipient created;
(D) (4) the amount of the qualified investment each recipient committed to spend or allocate for each project;
(E) (5) the amount of the qualified investment each recipient spent or allocated for each project;
(F) (6) the market value of the qualified property of each recipient as determined by the applicable chief appraiser , including property that is no longer eligible for a limitation on appraised value under the agreement ;
(G) (7) the limitation on appraised value for the qualified property of each recipient;
(H) (8) the dollar amount of the taxes that would have been imposed on the qualified property if the property had not received a limitation on appraised value; and
(I) (9)
the dollar amount of the taxes imposed on the qualified property ;
(10) the number of new jobs created by each recipient in each sector of the North American Industry Classification System; and
(11) of the number of new jobs each recipient created, the number of jobs created that provide health benefits for employees .
(b-1) In preparing the portion of the report described by Subsection (a)(1), the comptroller may use standard economic estimation techniques, including economic multipliers.
(c) The portion of the report described by Subsection (a)(2) must be based on data certified to the comptroller by each recipient or former recipient of a limitation on appraised value under this chapter.
(d) The comptroller may require a recipient or former recipient of a limitation on appraised value under this chapter to submit, on a form the comptroller provides, information required to complete the report.		 N N Y
Texas 2015 Economic Incentive Oversight Board HB 2686 Tex. Gov't Code § 490G.007 Sec. 490G.005. REVIEW OF CERTAIN STATE INCENTIVE PROGRAMS; PERFORMANCE MATRIX.
(a) The board shall examine the effectiveness and efficiency of programs and funds administered by the office of the governor, the comptroller, or the Department of Agriculture that award to business entities and other persons state monetary or tax incentives for which the governor, comptroller, or department has discretion in determining whether or not to award the incentives.
(b) The board shall develop a performance matrix that clearly establishes the economic performance indicators, measures, and metrics that will guide the board’s evaluations of those programs and funds.
Sec. 490G.006. SCHEDULE OF REVIEW; RECOMMENDATION TO LEGISLATIVE AUDIT COMMITTEE.
(a) The board shall develop a schedule for the periodic review of each state incentive program or fund described by Section 490G.005 for the purposes of making recommendations on whether to continue the program or fund or whether to improve program or fund effectiveness and efficiency. The board shall review and make recommendations to the legislature regarding each program or fund according to the review schedule.
(b) After conducting a review of a state incentive program or fund under this chapter, the board may recommend to the legislative audit committee that an audit of the program or fund be included in the audit plan under Section 321.013.
Sec. 490G.007. BIENNIAL REPORT.
Not later than January 1 of each odd-numbered year, the board shall submit to the lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of representatives, and each standing committee of the senate and house of representatives with primary jurisdiction over economic development a report containing findings and recommendations resulting from each review of state incentive programs and funds conducted by the board under this chapter during the preceding two calendar years		 N N Y
Texas 2017 Department of Agriculture Loans and Grants HB 2004 Tex. Agric. Code § 12.0273 (a) The department may use money in the Texas economic development fund only to make loans and grants in the manner provided by this section for the purposes provided by Section 12.0272(b).
(b) The recipient of a grant using money from the fund must provide matching funds in an amount equal to 25 percent of the amount of the grant.
(c) The term of a loan made using money from the fund may not exceed 20 years. A loan must require monthly payments of principal and interest beginning not later than the 90th day after the date the loan is made.
(d) The department shall administer the fund as a perpetual source of financing for loans and grants under this section. The department shall use payments of principal and interest to make additional loans and grants.
(e) The cumulative amount of loans and grants to any person using money from the fund may not exceed $1 million.
(f) The department shall retain in the fund in the state treasury an amount of money equal to at least 25 percent of the amount of money in the fund on January 1, 2017.
(g) Not later than December 1 of each even-numbered year, the department shall submit a report on the status of the fund, including loans and grants made using money from the fund, to the governor, lieutenant governor, speaker of the house of representatives, and chairs of the house and senate committees with primary jurisdiction over the department.		 N N Y
Texas 2017 Reinvestment Zones; Tax Abatement Agreements HB 2803 Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 7811.159 Sec. 7811.159. REGISTRY OF REINVESTMENT ZONES AND TAX ABATEMENT AGREEMENTS; ASSISTANCE TO DISTRICT.
(a) The Texas Economic Development and Tourism Office shall maintain a central registry of reinvestment zones governed by this subchapter and of ad valorem tax abatement agreements executed under this subchapter. Before April 1 of the year following the year in which the zone is designated or the agreement is executed, the district shall deliver to the office, the comptroller, and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality a report that provides:
(1) for a reinvestment zone, a general description of the zone, including its size, the types of property located in it, and its duration; and
(2) for a tax abatement agreement, the parties to the agreement, a general description of the property and the improvements or repairs to be made under the agreement, the portion of the property to be exempted, and the duration of the agreement.
(b) On the request of the board or the board’s president, the office may provide assistance to the district relating to the administration of this subchapter, including the designation of reinvestment zones and the adoption of tax abatement agreements. (Acts 68th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1081, Sec. 16B.)		 N N Y
Texas 2021 Local Incentives HB 2404 Tex. Gov’t Code § 403.0246 (b) The comptroller shall create and make accessible on the Internet a database, to be known as the Chapter 380 and 381 Agreement Database, that contains information regarding all local development agreements in this state.
(c) For each local development agreement described by Subsection (b), the database must include:
(1) the name of the local government that entered into the agreement;
(2) a numerical code assigned to the local government by the comptroller;
(3) the address of the local government’s administrative offices and public contact information;
(4) the name of the appropriate officer or other person representing the local government and that person’s contact information;
(5) the name of any entity that entered into the agreement with the local government;
(6) the date on which the agreement went into effect and the date on which the agreement expires;
(7) the focus or scope of the agreement;
(8) an electronic copy of the agreement; and
(9) the name and contact information of the individual reporting the information to the comptroller.
(d) The comptroller may consult with the appropriate officer of, or other person representing, each local government that enters into a local development agreement to obtain the information necessary to operate and update the database.
(e) The comptroller shall enter into the database for access by the public the information described by Subsection (c) not later than the 15th business day after the date the comptroller receives the information from the providing local government. The information, including a copy of the agreement, must remain accessible to the public through the database during the period the agreement is in effect.
(f) The comptroller may not charge a fee to the public to access the database.
(g) The comptroller may establish procedures and adopt rules to implement this section.		 N Y N