Deletion of Burnet Maybank III

Comment: Does a state commissioner of revenue pass  as someone who has held {{tq|state/province–wide office}}? My gut says no; my penchant for nitpicking says yes. But even if he does technically pass NPOL, I'm not seeing sufficient sustained coverage of his only claim to notability. There's https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB109640830770130527 this (paywalled), for instance, and an article called "Small team to shape Sanford administration" in ''The Post and Courier'' (a couple sentences about him) but not a whole lot else. In most respects your standard tax lawyer
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NPOL)

Comment: I don't think  is intended to cover every head of every state agency. The state of South Carolina has hundreds of executive branch agencies, and while the Department of Revenue is undoubtedly an important one, there is also a Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, a Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, a Department of Archives and History, a Department of Juvenile Justice, a Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, and so on, each having a department head on the same level in the state structure as the person atop the Department of Revenue. I am only ''leaning'' delete because this subject has apparently written a fair number of articles and some books (one error in the article, though, is that it lists a book titled ''The Law of Automobile Insurance'', when the actual book is ''The Law of Automobile Insurance in South Carolina'', a much narrower topic). If his writing garnered reviews or commentary, I think that would put him over the line, but his government office does not
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NPOL)