New York S09150 requires individual votes on gubernatorial appointments by the Senate.
New York S09150 amends the public officers law to mandate that each appointment to an office by the governor, with the advice and consent of the Senate, must be voted on individually. Nominations cannot be considered, confirmed, or rejected as a slate or group. All votes must be conducted with a roll call vote, with each senator's vote recorded. This change applies to nominations made after the bill's effective date.
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