Removes the advice and consent of the Senate for certain appointments.
This bill removes the advice and consent of the Senate for appointments to various boards and commissions. It affects appointments to the State Election Commission, Commission on Human Affairs, Commission for Community Advancement and Engagement, Commission on Women, and others. The Governor can now make these appointments directly, without Senate approval. This change applies to both new appointments and filling vacancies.
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