New York A10789 mandates individual voting by the senate on each gubernatorial appointment, prohibiting group consideration and requiring roll call.
New York A10789 amends the public officers law to change how the senate votes on gubernatorial appointments. Each appointment must be voted on individually, not as a group. The bill also mandates that all votes be conducted with a roll call, recording each senator's vote. This change applies to nominations made after the bill's effective date.
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