Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee serving as President of the Board of a not-for-profit agency licensed and funded by the employee's agency.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to State employees who wish to engage in outside employment with a contractor to the agency.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to the Attorney General’s service as one of the four trustees of his family’s charitable trust, which is regulated by the Attorney General's Charities Bureau.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to members of the Public Health Council.
 

Applying Public Officers Law §§ 73 and 74 to an employee of a State university who also serves as Town Supervisor of a municipality which regularly considers matters involving the university.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee who serves as a member of the Board of Directors of a local political club.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to members of the Soil and Water Committee (in the Department of Agriculture and Markets) who are affiliated with outside entities seeking grants from the Committee.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to a State employee who wishes to engage in outside employment with a federal agency that funds much of his State research.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 where a State university library's website includes a link to the private, commercial website which markets books written by a university employee.

Applying Public Officers Law § 74 to State employees who serve in their official capacities on the Board of Directors of Intelligent Transportation Society of New York, Inc.