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Comptroller of New York | |
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Edward Platt Lang | |
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Rank / Office: |
Comptroller |
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Appointment Date: |
10.10.1962 |
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Nicknames: |
"Ed" |
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Notable Awards: |
N/A |
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Office of the Comptroller
The Comptroller of New York is the Chief Financial Officer of New York. Appointed by the Mayor, the office holder is also the President of the New York Branch of the Imperial Bank. The Comptroller is integral to every branch of the government, as they produce and distribute the city's budget. They are responsible for general fiduciary duties, managements of property and business, and the health of the economy.
History
After the signing of the Americas Treaty, the newly formed Congress of the Imperial American Protectorate passed the New York Home Rule Act. This act established the New York City Council and, with it, the position of Comptroller of New York.
Responsibilities of the Comptroller
- A member of the New York City Council
- Chief Financial Officer of New York.
- President of the New York Branch of the Imperial Bank.
- Produces the city budget based on requests made by organizations.
- Manages all properties and businesses in the Capital city of the Protectorate.