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Governor of New York | |
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Theodore R. Caldwell | |
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Rank / Office: |
Governor |
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Appointment Date: |
10.10.1962 |
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Office of the Governor of New York
Subservient to the Lord Protector, the Governor of New York is the head of Government of New York as well as direct overseer of the American Bureau of Investigation.
Responsibilities of the Governor of New York
- The Governor of New York has a singular but very important goal: to ensure the loyalty and stability of the State of New York.
-The Governor of New York may exercise imperial authority within the State of New York.
-The Governor of New York may deploy the National Guard at times of national emergency or insurrection.
- The Governor of New York may appoint a Lieutenant Governor as his deputy, who shall also hold the office of Mayor of New York City.
- The Governor of New York may appoint a Chief Justice.
- The Governor of New York must approve the appointment of a District Attorney
- The before mentioned powers are entrusted via the New York Home Rule Act and the P.A.T.R.I.O.T Act
Conclusion
The Governor of New York holds the highest office within New York and is given the highest level of power. However, because of this the Governor is also held to the highest level of expectations.