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Committee forwards staffing authorizations and MOU items to full Legislature with no objections
Summary
The Government Operations Committee reviewed several resolutions on June 1 — including multiple hiring authorizations and a memorandum of understanding with the state court system for e-filing — and, after discussion and edits, had no official objections to forwarding the items to the Legislative Meeting.
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The Government Operations Committee on June 1 reviewed a set of resolutions and administrative items and agreed to forward them to the full Legislature without formal objection. The items discussed included a proposed Memorandum of Understanding with the New York State Unified Court System for Electronic Filing (e-filing) and a slate of personnel-authority resolutions to fill full-time Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic positions, correction-officer and emergency-services dispatcher positions, and a memorandum on malpractice-insurance reimbursement related to the jail nurse.
Committee minutes state that "after discussion/edits, there were no official objections" to moving the resolutions to the Legislative Meeting. Because the committee did not record a roll-call vote at the meeting, the items will appear on the Legislative agenda for formal action and any final approvals or vote tallies will be recorded at that session.
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