New York S03375 sets limits on temporary appointments of department heads without Senate consent.

New York S03375 amends the public officers law to establish time limits for temporary appointments of department heads without the advice and consent of the Senate. When the legislature is in session, no person can serve as a department head for more than ninety days without Senate approval. If a vacancy occurs when the legislature is not in session, the temporary appointment cannot exceed thirty days of the next legislative session. Additionally, a person can only serve in this capacity without Senate consent once, regardless of the duration of their service.

New York S03375 sets limits on temporary appointments of department heads without Senate consent.

New York S03375 amends the public officers law to establish time limits for temporary appointments of department heads without the advice and consent of the Senate. When the legislature is in session, no person can serve as a department head for more than ninety days without Senate approval. If a vacancy occurs when the legislature is not in session, the temporary appointment cannot exceed thirty days of the next legislative session. Additionally, a person can only serve in this capacity without Senate consent once, regardless of the duration of their service.