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the amount of $50,000 to the employee’s surviving spouse and children in

         the same proportion as Workers’ Compensation Accidental Death Benefit

         is paid. However, in the event that the employee is not survived by the
         spouse or children, then  the State  shall pay this death benefit to  the

         employee’s estate.
            §42.2 The William L. McGowan Dependent Children’s Tuition Program

            The State agrees to continue to provide the program for dependent
         children of employees of the four CSEA negotiating units, who receive a

         death benefit pursuant to §42.1 above, with full tuition to attend any of the
         State University’s colleges; provided, however, they meet the institution’s

         entrance requirement. In addition, eligible dependent children, pursuant to
         §42.1 above, who meet the institution’s entrance requirements and choose

         to enroll in an accredited private college or university within New York
         State, shall receive a payment from the State, equal to the corresponding

         semester’s  tuition cost at the State University of New York, for  each
         semester they are enrolled and are in attendance at such private college or

         university.


         Article 43
         Reimbursement for Property Damage

            §43.1(a) The State agrees to establish procedures, subject to reasonable
         rules and regulations of the Comptroller, to provide for payment of claims

         not  in excess of $350 submitted by an employee and  approved  by the
         appointing authority, or their designee, for personal property damaged or

         destroyed by an inmate, patient or client of such department or agency in

         the course of such employee’s performance of their official duties without
         fault as provided for by Subdivision 12 of Section 8 of the State Finance
         Law.

            (b) The State shall appropriate an amount not to exceed: $33,959 in 2016-

         2017,  $34,638 in  2017-2018,  $35,331  in  2018-2019,  $36,037  in  2019-
         2020, and $36,758 in 2020-2021 to be administered by the Comptroller, to

         reimburse  employees for personal property damage or destruction not
         covered by the  provisions of subdivision 12 of  Section 8 of the State

         Finance Law, subject to the following:
            (1) When investigation of a reported incident by the department or agency

         substantiates an employee’s claim for reimbursement for personal property


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