New York City Department of Investigation and City of New York have a hierarchical relationship

An agency New York City Department of Investigation
Government City of New York
Start Date 1873-00-00
Is Current yes
Notes DOI is empowered to issue subpoenas, take testimony under oath, and issue reports of its investigative findings. DOI can forward its findings to federal and state prosecutors, which can result in arrests. It can also refer its findings to the City's Conflicts of Interest Board, and other agencies who make disciplinary or other administrative decisions. Under the City Charter, DOI serves as the investigative arm of the City's Conflicts of Interest Board.
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