New York S07097 mandates the state senate to wait at least thirty days to confirm or reject a nomination for an office by the governor.
New York S07097 amends the public officers law to change the process for confirming or rejecting a nomination for an office by the governor. When a nomination is communicated in writing, the senate must wait at least thirty days to act on the nomination. If the senate acts to confirm or reject the nomination within thirty days, the action is void and cannot be reconsidered until thirty days after the void action. The bill also requires the senate to hold a hearing on the nomination within fifteen days of receiving it.
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