2006 New York Code - Annual Reports To Employers And Employees.

 
    § 68. Annual reports to employers and employees. The trustees of every
  employee  welfare  fund  shall,  annually,  within five months after the
  close of the fiscal year used in maintaining the records of  such  fund,
  file  a  report with the superintendent to be known as the annual report
  of such fund, verified by the oath of its trustee, or if there  is  more
  than  one  trustee,  then by the oaths of at least two of such trustees,
  showing its condition and affairs during such fiscal year.  Such  report
  shall  be  in  such  form and contain such matters as the superintendent
  shall from time to time prescribe. Such annual report shall be  kept  on
  file with the superintendent and at the principal office of the trustees
  and  such  report,  or  such portion thereof as the superintendent shall
  deem  appropriate  and  relevant,  shall  be  made  available   by   the
  superintendent  or  by  the  trustees,  or  both,  for inspection by any
  employer contributing to such fund, by any labor organization which is a
  party to an agreement establishing such fund, or by any employee covered
  by such fund. In addition and to such extent that he deems it to  be  in
  the public interest, the superintendent may require the trustees to mail
  such  report,  or such portions thereof as the superintendent shall deem
  appropriate  and  relevant,  to  employees  covered  by  the  fund,   to
  contributing  employers or to any labor organization which is a party to
  an agreement establishing such fund, or to any or all of such parties.