Supreme Court erroneously concluded that DFS lacked exclusive statutory authority to determine whether petitioner B.L. was a "qualified plaintiff" eligible for enrollment in the Fund, as the plain language of multiple provisions of the governing statute, Public Health Law article 29-D, title 4, shows otherwise (see e.g. Public Health Law § 2999-j [6] [a], [7]), as do the implementing regulations (see e.g. 10 NYCRR 69-10.2 [b]). The settlement agreement...
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