New York S00702 amends the executive law to modify the appointment and duties of the superintendent of the state police.
New York S00702 amends the executive law to change the appointment and duties of the superintendent of the state police. The bill sets the term of the superintendent to seven years, with a limit of one term. It also requires the superintendent to approve certain duties of the state police and mandates annual reports detailing special requests for state police services beyond traditional duties, information provided to the governor and legislature, disciplinary actions, and officer transfers.
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