N.Y. Public Authorities Law § 1853: Approval power of the governor

§ 1853. Approval power of the governor. 1. No action taken at any

meeting of the authority shall have force or effect until the governor

shall have an opportunity to approve or veto the same.

2. For the purpose of procuring such approval or veto, the authority

shall by rule designate an officer of the authority to transmit to the

governor at the executive chamber in Albany a certified copy of the

minutes of every meeting of the authority as soon after the holding of

such meeting as such minutes can be written out. The governor shall,

within fifteen days after such minutes shall have been delivered to the

executive chamber as aforesaid, cause the same to be returned to the

authority either with his approval or with his veto of any action

therein recited as having been taken, provided, however, that if the

governor shall not return the said minutes within the said period then

at the expiration thereof any action therein recited shall have full

force and effect according to the wording thereof.

3. If the governor within the said period returns the said minutes

with a veto against any action recited therein, then such action shall

be null and void.

4. The governor may by order filed with the authority relieve the

authority from the duty of procuring his approval of its action upon any

particular matter or class of matters, and thereupon the authority shall

be relieved from reporting the same to him.