New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 9 - Executive Orders (Kathy Hochul) › Section 9.52 - Executive Order No. 52: Continuation and Expiration of Prior Executive Orders

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
WHEREAS, pursuant to Executive Order 1, a review has been
					 completed of all Executive Orders and amendments thereto that are in effect as
					 of this date;
WHEREAS, during the course of that review, it has been
					 determined that certain Executive Orders are unnecessary, outdated, or
					 otherwise should not be continued;
WHEREAS, it also has been determined that certain
					 Executive Orders address ongoing issues and should be continued; and
WHEREAS, it is important to identify for the public those
					 Executive Orders that remain in effect and those that are no longer
					 valid;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, KATHY HOCHUL, Governor of the State of
					 New York, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws
					 of the State of New York, do hereby order that upon due consideration,
					 deliberation and review, all Executive Orders issued by previous Governors are
					 hereby repealed, cancelled and revoked in their entirety, with the exception of
					 the Executive Orders set forth below and any amendments thereto, which shall
					 remain in full force and effect until otherwise revoked, superseded or
					 modified:
I. Executive Orders of Governor Nelson A.
					 Rockefeller Being Continued
a.
					 Executive Order No. 42, issued October 14, 1970 (Relating to procedures for
					 submission and settlement of certain grievances of State
					 employees).
II. Executive Orders of Governor Mario M. Cuomo
					 Being Continued
a. Executive Order No.
					 5, issued February 16, 1983 (Establishing the Women's Division in the Executive
					 Chamber);
b. Executive Order No. 7,
					 issued February 18, 1983 (Establishing a Governor's Advisory Committee for
					 Hispanic Affairs);
c. Executive
					 Order No. 8, issued February 25, 1983 (Directing State agencies to consider
					 labor relations practices when awarding State contracts);
d. Executive Order No. 11, issued April 26,
					 1983 (Expanding the membership and powers of the Securities Coordinating
					 Committee);
e. Executive Order No.
					 12, issued May 3, 1983 (Directing the State Office for the Aging to review and
					 comment upon policies affecting the elderly);
f. Executive Order No. 17, issued May 31, 1983 (Establishing State
					 Policy on Private Institutions which Discriminate);
g. Executive Order No. 19, issued May 31,
					 1983 (New York State Policy Statement on Sexual Harassment in the
					 Workplace);
h. Executive Order No.
					 23, issued September 1, 1983 (Establishing the Office of New York State
					 Ombudsman);
i. Executive Order No.
					 26, issued October 7, 1983 (Directing the State Office of Advocate for the
					 Disabled to review comment upon policies affecting persons with
					 disabilities);
j. Executive Order
					 No. 34, issued January 13, 1984 (Establishing the New York State Human Rights
					 Advisory Council);
k. Executive
					 Order No. 46, issued August 28, 1984 (Naming the State Office Building Campus
					 in Albany the Governor W. Averell Harriman Campus State Office Building
					 Campus);
l. Executive Order No.
					 56, issued December 20, 1984 (Establishing the New York State Task Force on
					 Life and the Law);
m. Executive
					 Order No. 66, issued June 5, 1985 (Establishing a Governor's Advisory Committee
					 for Black Affairs);
n. Executive
					 Order No. 77, issued October 31, 1985 (Establishing membership of the Martin
					 Luther King, Jr. Commission);
o.
					 Executive Order No. 80, issued March 21, 1986 (Juvenile justice
					 planning);
p. Executive Order No.
					 82, issued May 2, 1986 (Establishing the Governor's Office for Hispanic
					 Affairs);
q. Executive Order No.
					 95, issued April 15, 1987 (Designating the Disaster Preparedness Commission as
					 the State Emergency Response Commission);
r. Executive Order No. 96, issued April 27, 1987 (Promoting a New
					 York State policy against age discrimination in the workplace);
s. Executive Order No. 97, issued April 27,
					 1987 (Designating the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee as the State Agency
					 to coordinate and approve State highway safety programs);
t. Executive Order No. 98, issued May 13,
					 1987 (Establishing a new State Council on Graduate Medical
					 Education);
u. Executive Order No.
					 100, issued August 31, 1987 (Naming the Watertown State Office Building the
					 Dulles State Office Building);
v.
					 Executive Order No. 111, issued August 11, 1988 (Directing the Attorney General
					 to inquire into matters of bias-related crimes);
w. Executive Order No. 114, issued December
					 9, 1988 (Naming the Poughkeepsie State Office Building the Eleanor Roosevelt
					 State Office Building);
x.
					 Executive Order No. 125, issued May 22, 1989 (Establishing a council of
					 contracting agencies);
y. Executive
					 Order No. 131, issued December 4, 1989 (Establishing administrative
					 adjudication plans);
z. Executive
					 Order No. 147, issued July 31, 1991 (Establishing an Office of Indian
					 Relations);
aa. Executive Order
					 No. 150, issued October 9, 1991 (New land use and development by State agencies
					 within the Adirondack Park);
bb.
					 Executive Order No. 158, issued June 23, 1992 (Naming the New Scotland Avenue
					 Laboratory Building the David Axelrod Institute for Public Health);
cc. Executive Order No. 169, issued March
					 22, 1993 (Directing State Agencies to Act Consistently with the Upper Delaware
					 River Management Plan);
dd.
					 Executive Order No. 170.1, issued June 23, 1993 (Establishing Uniform
					 Guidelines for Determining the Responsibility of Bidders); and
ee. Executive Order No. 179, issued December
					 30, 1993 (Establishing the New York State Commission on National and Community
					 Service).
III. Executive Orders of Governor George E. Pataki
					 Being Continued
a. Executive Order No.
					 26.1, issued September 28, 2006 (Incorporating the National Incident Management
					 System as the Management System for Emergency Response);
b. Executive Order No. 40, issued July 26,
					 1996 (Ordering State Agencies to Register Emission Reduction Credits);
c. Executive Order No. 49, issued
					 February 12, 1997 (Establishing Procedures to Consider, in its Proprietary
					 Capacity, the Utilization of One or More Project Labor Agreements);
d. Executive Order No. 51, issued May 20,
					 1997 (Activities of State Agencies Within the New York City
					 Watershed);
e. Executive Order No.
					 57, issued October 23, 1997 (Establishing the New York City Watershed
					 Protection and Partnership Council);
f. Executive Order No. 83, issued July 1, 1998 (Establishing the
					 Jackie Robinson Empire State Freedom Medal and the Jackie Robinson Empire State
					 Freedom Medal Commission);
g.
					 Executive Order No. 86, issued August 19, 1998 (Establishing the New York City
					 Watershed Inspector General);
h.
					 Executive Order No. 116, issued January 7, 2002 (Reconstituting the State
					 Drought Management Task Force);
i.
					 Executive Order No. 117, issued January 28, 2002 (Establishing the Position of
					 Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the State of New York);
j. Executive Order No. 125, issued March 24,
					 2003 (Directing State Officials to Ensure that the Appropriate Protections and
					 Benefits are Extended to Members of the Reserve Armed Forces of the United
					 States and the Organized Militia of New York State);
k. Executive Order No. 128, issued June 16,
					 2003 (Designation of Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to Carry Out
					 Environmental Impact Review and to Fulfill Requirements For Receipt of Federal
					 Assistance in Connection With the Redevelopment of Lower Manhattan Following
					 the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001); and
l. Executive Order No. 142, issued November
					 21, 2005 (Directing State Agencies and Authorities to Diversify Transportation
					 Fuel and Heating Oil Supplies Through the Use of Bio-Fuels in State Vehicles
					 and Buildings).
IV. Executive Orders of Governor Eliot L. Spitzer
					 Being Continued
a. Executive Order No.
					 3, issued January 1, 2007 (Promotion of Public Access to Government Decision
					 making);
b. Executive Order No. 9,
					 issued March 5, 2007 (Ordering the Commissioner of the Department of
					 Correctional Services to Bar Certain Offenders from Participating in Temporary
					 Release Programs);
c. Executive
					 Order No. 13, issued May 18, 2007 (Establishing the New York State Council on
					 Food Policy);
d. Executive Order
					 No. 17, issued September 5, 2007 (Establishing the Joint Enforcement Task Force
					 on Employee Misclassification);
e.
					 Executive Order No. 19, issued October 22, 2007 (Requiring the Adoption of
					 Domestic Violence and the Workplace Policies);
V. Executive Orders of Governor David A. Paterson
					 Being Continued
a. Executive Order No.
					 4, issued April 25, 2008 (Establishing a State Green Procurement and Agency
					 Sustainability Program);
b.
					 Executive Order No. 6, issued June 4, 2008 (Ensuring the Cost-Effectiveness of
					 Contracts for Personal Services);
c. Executive Order No. 7, issued June 18,
					 2008 (Prohibition Against Personal Use of State Property and Campaign
					 Contributions to the Governor);
d.
					 Executive Order No. 16, issued April 15, 2009 (Establishing the Statewide
					 Council of Addictions Collaborative to Improve Outcomes for New Yorkers
					 (ACTION));
e. Executive Order No.
					 17, issued April 27, 2009 (Establishing Measures to Evaluate Costs of Mandates
					 on Local Government to Advance Property Tax Relief);
f. Executive Order No. 18, issued May 5,
					 2009 (Restricting the Use of Bottled Water at State Facilities and Promoting
					 Executive Agency Sustainability);
g. Executive Order No. 20, issued May 29, 2009 (Naming the State
					 Justice Building the Robert Abrams Building for Law and Justice);
h. Executive Order No. 24, issued August 6,
					 2009 (Establishing a Goal to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Eighty Percent by
					 the Year 2050 and Preparing a Climate Action Plan);
i. Executive Order No. 31, issued November
					 25, 2009 (Setting Forth the Responsibilities, Duties and Powers of the Stimulus
					 Oversight Panel);
j. Executive
					 Order No. 32, issued December 14, 2009 (Establishing the Governor's Task Force
					 on the Implementation of the 2009 Public Authorities Reform Act);
k. Executive Order No. 33, issued December
					 16, 2009 Prohibiting Discrimination in State Employment on the Basis of Gender
					 Identity);
l. Executive Order No.
					 35, issued February 18, 2010 (Rescinding Section II of Executive Order
					 142);
m. Executive Order No. 38,
					 issued June 8, 2010 (Continuing the Task Force on the Implementation of the
					 Public Authorities Reform Act);
n.
					 Executive Order No. 39, issued November 4, 2010 (Establishing State Policies
					 for the Promotion of Sustainable Local Farms and the Protection of Agriculture
					 Lands);
o. Executive Order No. 41,
					 issued December 13, 2010 (Requiring Further Environmental Review of High-Volume
					 Hydraulic Fracturing in the Marcellus Shale);
p. Executive Order No. 42, issued December 13, 2010 (Establishing
					 an Executive Chamber Records Management Policy);
VI. Executive Orders of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
					 Being Continued
a. Executive Order No.
					 1, issued January 1, 2011 (Removing the Barriers to State
					 Government);
b. Executive Order
					 No. 3, issued January 2, 2011 (Ethics Training);
c. Executive Order No. 10, issued March 2, 2011 (Reducing Costs
					 for Personal Services Contracts);
d. Executive Order No. 11, issued March 2, 2011 (Prescribing
					 Procedures to Allocate the State Low Income Housing Credit under Section 42 of
					 the United States Internal Revenue Code);
e. Executive Order No. 15, issued April 27, 2011 (Establishing
					 Judicial Screening Committees);
f.
					 Executive Order No. 26, issued October 6, 2011 (Statewide Language Access
					 Policy) and Executive Order No. 26.1, issued March 23, 2021 (Statewide Language
					 Access Policy);
g. Executive Order
					 No. 88, issued December 28, 2012 (Directing State Agencies and Authorities to
					 Improve the Energy Efficiency of State Buildings);
h. Executive Order No. 95, issued March 11,
					 2013 (Using Technology to Promote Transparency, Improve Government Performance
					 and Enhance Citizen Engagement);
i. Executive Order No. 110, issued July 17, 2013 (Creation of the
					 Mohawk Valley and 2013 Upstate Flood Recovery Program);
j. Executive Order No. 130, issued March 20,
					 2014 (Establishing the New York State Council on Veterans, Military Members and
					 Their Families);
k. Executive Order
					 No. 147, issued July 8, 2015 (A Special Prosecutor to Investigate and Prosecute
					 Matters Relating to the Deaths of Civilians Caused by Law Enforcement
					 Officers); 147.28, issued October 4, 2019; 147.36, issued July 15, 2020;
					 147.37, issued July 15, 2020; 147.38, issued July 15, 2020; 147.40, issued
					 October 7, 2020; 147.41, issued December 28, 2021; 147.42, issued January 4,
					 2021;
l. Executive Order No. 156,
					 issued April 5, 2016 (Prohibiting State Funded or State Sponsored Travel to
					 Mississippi);
m. Executive Order
					 No. 157, issued June 5, 2016 (Directing State Agencies and Authorities to
					 Divest Public Funds Supporting BDS Campaign Against Israel);
n. Executive Order No. 159, issued July 20,
					 2016 (Establishing a Permanent Joint Task Force to Fight Worker Exploitation
					 and Employee Misclassification);
o. Executive Order No. 161, issued January 9, 2017 (Ensuring Pay
					 Equity by State Employers);
p.
					 Executive Order No. 162, issued January 9, 2017 (Ensuring Pay Equity by State
					 Contractors);
q. Executive Order
					 No. 166, issued June 1, 2017 (Redoubling New York's Fight Against the Economic
					 and Environmental Threats Posed by Climate Change and Affirming the Goals of
					 the Paris Climate Agreement);
r.
					 Executive Order No. 167, issued June 9, 2017 (Ban on Insurers that Withdraw
					 from NY State of Health, New York's Official Health Plan
					 Marketplace);
s. Executive Order
					 No. 169, issued July 24, 2017 (State Policy Concerning Voter
					 Registration);
t. Executive Order
					 No. 170, issued September 15, 2017 (State Policy Concerning Immigrant Access to
					 State Services);
u. Executive Order
					 No. 171, issued October 16, 2017 (Organ Donation Policy);
v. Executive Order No. 175, issued January
					 24, 2018 (Ensuring Net Neutrality Protections For New Yorkers);
w. Executive Order No. 177, issued February
					 22, 2018 (Prohibiting State Contracts With Entities That Support
					 Discrimination);
x. Executive Order
					 No. 180, issued April 2, 2018 (Declaring a Public Housing Disaster in the
					 Counties of Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Richmond);
y. Executive Order No. 183, issued June 27,
					 2018 (Protecting the Personal Privacy of Public Sector Workers);
z. Executive Order No. 184, issued July 9,
					 2018 (Protecting Women's Access to Contraception);
aa. Executive Order No. 185, issued August
					 13, 2018 (Establishing the 2023 World University Games Commission and
					 Reflecting the State's Support of the Games);
bb. Executive Order No. 187, issued August 23, 2018 (Ensuring
					 Diversity and Inclusion and Combating Harassment and Discrimination in the
					 Workplace);
cc. Executive Order
					 No. 190, issued November 14, 2018 (Incorporating Health Across All Policies
					 into State Agency Activities);
dd.
					 Executive Order No. 192, issued January 15, 2019 (Executive Order Imposing
					 Continuing Vendor Integrity Requirements in State Contracts);
ee. Executive Order No. 196, issued
					 September 12, 2019 (Including E-Cigarette Prevention Within all Tobacco
					 Prevention and Cessation Programming and Materials and Deploying Comprehensive
					 Educational Programming for School Children);
ff. Executive Order No. 198, issued November 20, 2019 (Declaring a
					 Disaster in the Counties of Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe, Niagara, Orleans,
					 Oswego, St. Lawrence, and Wayne) and its successors up to and including
					 Executive Order No. 198.19;
gg.
					 Executive Order No. 201, issued February 14, 2020 (Naming the State University
					 of New York Plaza the H. Carl McCall SUNY Building);
hh. Executive Order No. 211, issued July 6,
					 2021 (Declaration of a State Wide Disaster Emergency Due to Gun Violence) and
					 its successors up to and including Executive Order No. 211.1;
ii. Executive Order No. 212, issued August
					 19, 2021 (Declaring a Disaster in Steuben County);
jj. Executive Order No. 213, issued August
					 21, 2021 (Declaring a Disaster in the Counties of Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New
					 York, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk, Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Orange,
					 Dutchess, Sullivan, Columbia, Delaware, Greene, Broome, Chenango, Otsego,
					 Rensselaer, Schoharie, Albany, Montgomery, Schenectady, Saratoga, and
					 Contiguous Counties).
GIVEN under my hand and the Privy Seal of the State in the
					 City of Albany this eighth day of October in the year two thousand
					 twenty-one.
Signed: Kathy Hochul
Dated: October 8, 2021