New Jersey A3532 limits acting cabinet-level officials, Attorney General, and county prosecutors to six months without nomination.

New Jersey A3532 establishes a six-month limit for acting cabinet-level officials, the Attorney General, and county prosecutors without nomination. If the Governor does not submit a nominee to the Senate within this period, the acting official must vacate the position. The bill also mandates that if an acting official is in place when the law takes effect and has not been nominated, the Governor must nominate them within 30 days or at the next Senate session, or they must vacate the position. This law applies to positions requiring nomination and Senate consent under New Jersey law.

New Jersey A3532 limits acting cabinet-level officials, Attorney General, and county prosecutors to six months without nomination.

New Jersey A3532 establishes a six-month limit for acting cabinet-level officials, the Attorney General, and county prosecutors without nomination. If the Governor does not submit a nominee to the Senate within this period, the acting official must vacate the position. The bill also mandates that if an acting official is in place when the law takes effect and has not been nominated, the Governor must nominate them within 30 days or at the next Senate session, or they must vacate the position. This law applies to positions requiring nomination and Senate consent under New Jersey law.