New York A02558 amends the executive law to modify the appointment and reporting duties of the superintendent of the state police, including setting.
New York A02558 amends the executive law to change the appointment and reporting duties of the superintendent of the state police. The bill sets a seven-year term limit for the superintendent, with a maximum of one term. The superintendent must submit an annual report to the governor and legislative leaders, detailing special requests for services, disciplinary actions, and officer transfers. The superintendent also has to testify every two years before specified committees to review the state police's activities and future plans.
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