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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter XXII - Additional Institutional Participation In The Tuition Assistance Program › Subchapter B - Tuition Assistance Program Awards For Additional Participants › Part 2411 - Payment Of Awards › Section 2411.2 - Payment terms

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(a) The annual
				  award for which a student is eligible will be paid, where applicable, on a
				  prorated basis for each semester or other term of attendance, as designated by
				  the corporation.
(b) For programs
				  which are divided by the school into terms of 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 weeks,
				  this period shall be the payment term and shall be designated as a semester,
				  and there shall be a maximum of three semesters in each academic year provided
				  the academic year totals a minimum of 30 weeks. For such programs, one third of
				  the annual award shall be paid for each semester of attendance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter XXII - Additional Institutional Participation In The Tuition Assistance Program › Subchapter B - Tuition Assistance Program Awards For Additional Participants › Part 2411 - Payment Of Awards › Section 2411.3 - Methods of payment

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(a)
				  Educational institutions, except during the initial year it offers approved
				  programs, shall select, from the payment methods described below, the method by
				  which the educational institution chooses to receive award payments for the
				  benefit of eligible students during each academic year. During the initial year
				  an educational institution offers approved programs, such school shall not be
				  eligible for the prepayment method of payment.
(b)
Prepayment method.
(1) Awards may be prepaid to educational
				  institutions, for the benefit of eligible students who have submitted
				  applications for awards, by means of a single check or electronic funds
				  transfer in an amount representing a percentage of the total amount of awards
				  which would be payable if the educational institution certified to the
				  corporation the eligibility of every student appearing on the roster of
				  applicants provided to the educational institution. Except as provided herein,
				  prepayments shall be made no sooner than 30 days before the start of any term,
				  and shall be made only for rosters or applicants for the summer term issued
				  prior to September 30th, for the fall term issued prior to November 30th, for
				  the winter term issued prior to February 28th and for the spring term issued
				  prior to April 30th of the academic year. Payments relating to rosters issued
				  after these dates shall be made by the lump sum payment method. The percentage
				  to be utilized by the corporation for each institution for each term of the
				  academic year shall be determined by the president and, except as provided in
				  subdivision (d) of this section, shall be the percentage as determined by the
				  following calculation:
(i) certified value of
				  educational institution's rosters for the corresponding term of the prior
				  academic year which have been submitted to the corporation by a date to be
				  established by the president, divided by:
(ii) value of all rosters for the
				  corresponding term of the prior academic year submitted to the educational
				  institution for certification at least 60 days prior to the date to be
				  established by the president in accordance with subparagraph (i) of this
				  paragraph.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Appendices › Appendix B-1

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PROFESSIONAL TITLES
(cf. Part 335)
Assistant Vice-President for Student Affairs
Associate Dean of Students
Career Planning Officer
College Registrar
Director
Director of Academic Advisement
Director of Administrative Services
Director of Admissions
Director of Admissions and Assessment
Director of Admissions and Enrollment
Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management
Director of Admissions and Enrollment Planning
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
Director of Admissions and Interinstitutional Relations
Director of Admissions and Planning
Director of Admissions and Records
Director of Admissions and Student Affairs
Director of Admissions (Equality of Opportunity Program)
Director of Alumni Affairs
Director of Art Museum
Director of Career Planning
Director of Chemical Laboratories
Director of College Housing
Director of Counseling
Director of Earth and Space Sciences Lab.
Director of Education
Director of Engineering Laboratories
Director of Equality of Opportunity Program
Director of Field Studies
Director of Financial Aid
Director of Fine Arts Center
Director of Great Lakes Laboratory
Director of Home Economics Education
Director of Instructional Resources
Director of International Education
Director of Laboratory Animal Facilities
Director of Outdoor Education
Director of Physical Education
Director of Physical Laboratories
Director of Residential Life
Director of Speech Center
Director of Student Activities
Director of Student Union
Environmental Health Officer
Manager
Supervisor of College Nursing Services
Teaching Hospital Director of Biomedical Engineering
Teaching Hospital Director of Management Engineering
Teaching Hospital Director of Medical Radiography
Teaching Hospital Director of Pharmacy
Teaching Hospital Director of Physical Therapy
Teaching Hospital Director of Rehabilitation Therapy
Teaching Hospital Director of Respiratory Therapy
Teaching Hospital Director of Social Services
Teaching Hospital Medical Records Director
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Appendices › Appendix B-2

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ATHLETIC TITLES
(cf. Part 335)
(i)
			 Division I Campuses - Athletic Director and Staff
Division I Director of Athletics/Athletic Director
Division I Senior Associate Athletic Director
Division I Associate Athletic Director
Division I Senior Assistant Athletic Director
Division I Senior Woman Administrator
Division I Assistant Athletic Director
Division I Director of Athletic Advancement or
				Development
Division I NCAA Compliance Director
Division I Athletic Marketing Director
Division I Athletic University Relations Director
(ii) Division I Revenue Producing
			 Sports - Coaching Titles
Division I Head Football Coach (RP)[FN*]
Division I Head Basketball Coach (RP)
Division I Associate Head Coach (RP)
Division I Associate Coach (RP)
Division I Football Offensive Coordinator (RP)
Division I Football Defensive Coordinator (RP)
Division I Assistant Head Coach (RP)
Division I First Assistant Coach (RP)
Division I Second Assistant Coach (RP)
Division I Coach (RP)
Division I Assistant Coach (RP)
Division I Coaching Assistant (RP)
(iii) Division I Non-Revenue Producing Sports
			 - Coaching Titles
Division I Head Coach
Division I Associate Head Coach
Division I Assistant Head Coach
Division I Associate Coach
Division I First Assistant Coach
Division I Second Assistant Coach
Division I Coach
Division I Assistant Coach
Division I Coaching Assistant
(iv) Division III Sports
Director of Athletics
Head Coach
Assistant Head Coach
Coach
First Assistant Coach
Associate Coach
Assistant Coach
Coaching Assistant
Division I Head Coach (Showcase Sports)
[FN*] RP indicates revenue producing sports
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Appendices › Appendix L

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The
				adopted version of this appendix by
				New
				York State Register March 30, 2022/Volume XLIV, Issue 13, eff.
				3/30/2022 is not yet
				available.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.1 - Executive Order No. 1: Establishing an Interdepartmental Health and Hospital Council. [1]

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As a result of legislation adopted in the 1960 Session, the
					 administrative functions of two temporary State health agencies, the
					 Interdepartmental Health Resources Board and the Joint Hospital Survey and
					 Planning Commission, will be transferred to the State Departments of Health and
					 Mental Hygiene. To provide a vehicle for the continued exchange of information
					 and for cooperative study and action by the State agencies with
					 responsibilities in the fields of health and hospital care, I hereby establish
					 an Interdepartmental Health and Hospital Council which shall consist of the
					 Commissioners of Health, Social Welfare, Mental Hygiene, Education, and
					 Insurance. The chairman of the Council shall be elected by the members and the
					 chairmanship rotated annually.
This Council is hereby assigned the following functions and
					 activities:
(1) To conduct joint
				  study, planning and program development in health areas concerning two or more
				  departments.
(2) To serve as
				  organized medium of exchange of information among member agencies regarding:
(2)
(a)
				  specific health problems concerning each;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.5 - Executive order no. 5: recommending special procedures to be followed by parole board in all cases involving individuals convicted of murder or of sex crimes

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TO: Chairman of the Board of Parole
Commissioner of Correction
Commissioner of Mental Hygiene
Tragic events in the course of the past month involving a
					 recently paroled inmate have focused public attention upon important matters of
					 correction and parole to which you and your associates have given earnest and
					 continuing consideration. These events have emphasized the special difficulties
					 faced by the Parole Board in reaching sound determination in cases involving
					 prisoners who have been convicted of homicides or of serious sex offenses. In
					 such cases, insight into the individual's personality is of particular
					 importance and the need for safeguarding the public looms very large.
The Parole Board has furnished me with a report as to the
					 circumstances surrounding the release on parole of the inmate involved in this
					 recent crime and has made available to my Counsel and his staff for their
					 inspection the records relating to this case.
Consultation with the entire membership of the Parole Board
					 and with representatives of the Department of Correction and the Department of
					 Mental Hygiene and a review of these materials from the Parole Board indicate
					 that there are certain specific ways in which parole procedures for cases where
					 the safety of the public is necessarily of such concern can be further
					 significantly strengthened. I am accordingly making the following
					 recommendations to the Parole Board and directing by this Executive Order that
					 the following administrative action be taken to permit the Parole Board to
					 adapt its procedures to effect by recommendations:
A. Recommendations to the Parole Board
1. A special procedure should be followed by
				  the Parole Board in all cases involving individuals who have been convicted of
				  murder or of sex crimes in which indeterminate life sentences have been imposed
				  and in cases where the individual has been committed to Dannemora State
				  Hospital during the term of his sentence.
2. Under this procedure the Parole Board
				  would obtain special psychiatric reports to be made under the supervision of
				  the Department of Mental Hygiene upon prospective parolees in the above group
				  and in such other special cases as the Parole Board may determine.
3. The Parole Board would withhold its final
				  determination until it receives and considers such special psychiatric
				  reports.
4. The ultimate decision
				  on whether or not to parole would still lie exclusively with the Parole Board,
				  but in reaching its decision the Board would have available to it the
				  additional insight of such special professional reports.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.7 - Executive Order No. 7: Establishing an Advisory Council on Alcoholism

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of the authority vested
					 in me by the Constitution and laws of the State of New York, and as Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby direct by Executive Order as follows:
(1) There is hereby established within the
				  Department of Mental Hygiene a council to be known as the Advisory Council on
				  Alcoholism to consist of the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene and twelve members
				  to be appointed by the Governor from outside State government who shall be
				  specially qualified and who shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor. The
				  Governor shall designate one of the members of the Council as chairman and one
				  as vice-chairman to serve as such at the pleasure of the Governor.
(2) The Council shall meet at least once in
				  each month, except in July and August, and special meetings may be held at the
				  call of the chairman. The Division of Alcoholism in the Department of Mental
				  Hygiene shall provide housekeeping, secretarial and consultant services for the
				  Council.
(3) The members of the
				  Council shall receive no compensation for their services but shall be
				  reimbursed for all expenses actually and necessarily incurred by them in the
				  performance of their duties as herein set forth within the amounts made
				  available by appropriation therefor.
(4) The Council shall have no executive or
				  appointive duties. It shall advise and assist the Department of Mental Hygiene
				  in connection with (a) the formulation of a comprehensive plan for the
				  long-range development, through the utilization of State, local and private
				  resources, of adequate services and facilities for the prevention and control
				  of alcoholism and the care, treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics in this
				  State, and the revision of such plan from time to time; (b) the development of
				  unified State programs for the prevention and control of alcoholism and the
				  care, treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics; (c) the establishment,
				  encouragement, co-ordination and integration of all areas of research in the
				  problems of alcoholism; and (d) the assistance and encouragement of local
				  communities in the establishment and expansion of alcoholism services and
				  facilities.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: June 16, 1961
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.8 - Executive Order No. 8: [Extending of enlistments in the New York Army and Air National Guards.]

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of the authority
					 invested in me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of New York, and
					 pursuant to Public Law 87-117, approved by the President of the United States
					 on August 1, 1961 and Executive Order of the President of the United States,
					 Number 10957, dated August 16, 1961, and as Governor of the State of New York,
					 do hereby direct by Executive Order as follows:
(I) All enlistments, re-enlistments and
				  voluntary extensions of enlistment in the New York Army National Guard which
				  expire at any time after 2400 hours September 30, 1961 and prior to 2400 hours
				  June 30, 1962 are hereby extended for a period of one year from their
				  respective dates of expiration, provided that nothing contained herein shall be
				  construed to prevent immediate voluntary re-enlistment under applicable laws
				  and regulations.
(II) All
				  enlistments, re-enlistments and voluntary extensions of enlistment in the New
				  York Air National Guard of persons whose enlistments, re-enlistments or
				  voluntary extensions of enlistment as Reserves of the Air Force have been
				  extended pursuant to Public Law 87-117, which expired at any time after 2400
				  hours August 17, 1961 and prior to 2400 hours June 30, 1962 are hereby extended
				  for a period of twelve months from their respective dates of expiration,
				  provided that nothing contained herein shall be construed to prevent immediate
				  voluntary re-enlistment under applicable laws and regulations.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: September 26, 1961
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.9 - Executive Order No. 9: Amending the Executive Order of July 23, 1960 [No. 5] relating to special psychiatric procedures for examining prospective parolees. [*]

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I, NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, by virtue of the authority vested
					 in me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of New York, and as Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby direct by Executive Order that Paragraph B of
					 the Executive Order of July 23, 1960, relating to special psychiatric
					 procedures for examining prospective parolees, be amended to read as
					 follows:
B. Administrative Action
(1) Establishing special psychiatric
				  procedures:
(1)
(a) The Department of Mental Hygiene shall
				  promptly provide appropriate staff to establish special psychiatric procedures
				  for examining prospective parolees at the Sing Sing Prison in Ossining, New
				  York, at the Attica Prison in Attica, New York, and at such other correctional
				  institutions where adequate staff can be provided and such examinations can
				  conveniently be made.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.11 - Executive Order No. 11: [Continuing Order No. 10.]

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WHEREAS, On September eighth, nineteen hundred sixty-two,
					 I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of the State of New York, did make a certain
					 order constituting Herman T. Stichman as a Special Commissioner to investigate,
					 examine and inquire into certain matters, all of which are more particularly
					 described in said order and which order is hereby incorporated herein and made
					 a part hereof as if herein set forth in full, and did in said order direct the
					 Attorney General of the State to inquire into the matters described in said
					 order involving the public peace, public safety and public justice, and did
					 request the Attorney General to do so by appointing the Special Commissioner as
					 a Special Assistant Attorney General; and
WHEREAS, It appearing to be in the public interest that the
					 investigation, examination and inquiry conducted pursuant to said order should
					 be continued;
NOW, THEREFORE, Pursuant to the Constitution and the
					 provisions of Section 6 and Section 63, Subdivision 8,  of the Executive Law, I
					 do hereby continue the constitution of Herman T. Stichman as a Special
					 Commissioner to investigate, examine and inquire into the matters described in
					 said order, and do hereby direct the Attorney General to continue to inquire
					 into the matters described in said order involving the public peace, public
					 safety and public justice, and do hereby request the Attorney General to do so
					 by continuing the appointment of the Special Commissioner as a Special
					 Assistant Attorney General, and do hereby direct that said investigation,
					 examination and inquiry, and the powers and duties incident thereto, continue
					 to be conducted according to law and according to the directions and provisions
					 of said order.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: January 1, 1963
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.13 - Executive Order No. 13: [Continuing Order No. 12.]

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WHEREAS, On August thirtieth, nineteen hundred sixty-one,
					 I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of the State of New York, did make a certain
					 order appointing: S. Hazard Gillespie, Chairman; Mrs. Arthur C. Aulisi; Kenneth
					 Bartlett; John A. Coleman, Sr.; Manuel Goldman; Nelson C. Jackson; Gustave L.
					 Levy; Baldwin Maull; Joseph Monserrat; Mrs. James S. Seymour; and David
					 Sullivan as Commissioners generally to study, examine, investigate, review and
					 make recommendations with respect to certain matters concerning State and local
					 activities relating to the aid, care and support of the needy, all of which are
					 more particularly described in said order and which order is hereby
					 incorporated herein and made a part hereof as if set forth herein in full;
					 and
WHEREAS, it appearing to be in the public interest that the
					 study, examination, investigation and review conducted pursuant to said order
					 should be continued;
NOW, THEREFORE, Pursuant to Section 6  of the Executive Law,
					 I have extended and by these presents do extend the appointment of S. Hazard
					 Gillespie, Chairman; Mrs. Arthur C. Aulisi; Kenneth Bartlett; John A. Coleman,
					 Sr.; Manuel Goldman; Nelson C. Jackson; Gustave L. Levy; Baldwin Maull; Joseph
					 Monserrat; Mrs James S. Seymour; and David Sullivan for the purpose of
					 completing the study, examination, investigation and review heretofore
					 undertaken pursuant to, and with the powers, authorities and duties contained
					 in said order dated August thirtieth, nineteen hundred sixty-one.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: January 1, 1963
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.16 - Executive Order No. 16: [Directive to hold public hearings on matters involving the management and administration of public schools in the City of New York.]

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WHEREAS, by Executive Order dated September 8, 1962, Herman
					 T. Stichman was constituted as a Special Commissioner and it was directed,
					 among other things, that the Attorney General of the State inquire into certain
					 matters involving the public peace, public safety and public justice, pursuant
					 to subdivision 8 of Section 63  of the Executive Law; and
WHEREAS, the Attorney General, as requested in the
					 Executive order, duly appointed the Special Commissioner as a Special Assistant
					 Attorney General, and has duly appointed certain deputies and other persons to
					 aid and assist the Special Commissioner in the conduct of the inquiry as
					 contemplated by the Executive Order; and
WHEREAS, the Special Commissioner and Special Assistant
					 Attorney General has been conducting an inquiry into matters involving the
					 management and administration of the public schools in the City of New York;
					 and
WHEREAS, on the basis of information submitted to me by the
					 Special Commissioner and Special Assistant Attorney General concerning the said
					 inquiry, I deem it in the public interest and in aid of my functions and duties
					 as Governor of the State of New York that a public hearing be held with respect
					 to the subject matter of the said inquiry and that information obtained upon
					 the said inquiry be publicly disclosed.
NOW, THEREFORE, I hereby authorize and direct Herman T.
					 Stichman, Special Commissioner and Special Assistant Attorney General, with the
					 aid and assistance of the said deputies and other persons appointed by the
					 Attorney General, to hold public hearings with respect to the subject matter of
					 the said inquiry and in the course of said hearings to disclose publicly
					 information obtained upon the said inquiry.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: December 6, 1963
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.17 - Executive order no. 17: [directing chief of staff to order units of organized militia into active service to assist in preserving peace and protecting property in the county of monroe and city of rochester.]

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of authority invested
					 in me as Governor under the Military Law of the State and upon the request of
					 the Sheriff of Monroe County and the Mayor of the City of Rochester, do hereby
					 direct by executive order that the Chief of Staff to the Governor order such
					 units of the organized militia into the active service of the State as may be
					 necessary to assist local civilian authorities in preserving the peace and in
					 the protection of private and public property and otherwise guaranteeing the
					 public safety in the County of Monroe and the City of Rochester.
1. Major General Almerin C. O'Hara, Chief of
				  Staff to the Governor, is hereby appointed commander of all troops ordered into
				  active State service in this emergency.
2. Units and members of the New York Army and
				  New York Air National Guard and New York Naval Militia will immediately
				  assemble at their local armories when ordered and will remain assembled pending
				  further orders as to their disposition by the Chief of Staff to the
				  Governor.
3. All enlistments,
				  reenlistments or voluntary extension of enlistments which expire after July 26,
				  1964 and during the period of this emergency for which the unit member is being
				  currently ordered into the active service of the State are hereby extended for
				  the duration of this emergency.
4.
				  Compensation of all officers and men while on such duty or assembled therefor
				  in this emergency and all other expenses incurred in connection with such duty
				  shall be paid by the respective community in accordance with the provisions of
				  Section 212  of the Military Law.
Signed: Nelson A. RockefellerDated: July 26,
					 1964
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.18 - Executive Order No. 18: [Creating the New York State Office of Economic Opportunity.][*]

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By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution
					 and the laws of the State of New York, I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby create in the Executive Department a new
					 office, to be known as the New York State Office of Economic Opportunity, to
					 implement the Federal Economic Opportunity Act of nineteen hundred sixty-four,
					 with the following duties, powers and authorities:
I
To provide technical assistance to communities in
					 developing, conducting and administering community action programs.
II
To provide or arrange for special training programs to
					 assist communities in establishing and staffing their community programs and
					 acquaint personnel in public and non-public agencies with the techniques and
					 problems encountered in the operation of programs for the disadvantaged.
III
To coordinate the efforts of all departments and divisions
					 of the State government participating in the economic opportunity
					 program.
IV
To contract for, accept or agree to accept, with the
					 approval of the Governor, funds from the federal government granted under the
					 provisions of the Economic Opportunity Act of nineteen hundred
					 sixty-four.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: March 1, 1965
Footnotes
* [Revoked by Executive Order
					 No. 33,
infra
.]
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.19 - Executive order no. 19: [establishing responsibilities of state departments concerning the implementation of title xix of the federal social security act.]

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By virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor of the
					 State of New York, and in order to promote in this State the achievement of
					 uniform, high-quality medical care available to everyone, regardless of race,
					 age, national origin or economic standing, I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, do hereby
					 establish the following responsibilities of State departments concerning the
					 implementation of Title XIX of the Federal Social Security Act:
1. The Department of Social Welfare shall be
				  responsible for preparing the State Plan required under Title XIX, and shall be
				  the State agency for supervising the administration of the Plan.
2. The Department of Health shall be
				  responsible for establishing, maintaining and certifying to the Department of
				  Social Welfare standards for all institutional and non-institutional care and
				  services under the State Plan.
3.
				  In addition to the responsibilities of the Department of Social Welfare in
				  supervising the administration of the Plan, the Department of Health,
				  consistent with its responsibilities under State law, shall be independently
				  responsible for
reviewing and certifying local public welfare medical
					 plans to assure that the quality of medical services is in the best interest of
					 the recipients, and
reviewing and auditing the quality and availability of
					 medical care rendered under local public welfare medical plans.
4. The Department of Social
				  Welfare and the Department of Health shall enter into cooperative arrangements
				  with each other and, if necessary, with the Department of Education, Division
				  of Vocational Rehabilitation, concerning the implementation of Title XIX.
Signed: Nelson A. RockefellerDated: November 10,
					 1965
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.20 - Executive Order No. 20: Rules and regulations for operation of the Municipal Police Training Council program. [*]

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Footnotes
* [Published as Parts 195-197,
					 Subtitle F,
infra.
]
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.22 - Executive order no. 22: designating the interdepartmental traffic safety committee as the state agency to coordinate and approve state highway safety programs

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By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution
					 and Laws of the State of New York, I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of the
					 State of New York, do hereby establish an Interdepartmental Committee, to be
					 known as the Interdepartmental Traffic Safety Committee, to consist of the
					 Secretary to the Governor, as chairman, and the Commissioners of Education,
					 Health, Local Government, Mental Hygiene, Motor Vehicles, the Superintendents
					 of State Police, and Insurance, the Chairman of the Public Service Commission,
					 the Chairman of the New York State Thruway Authority, and the Superintendent of
					 Public Works until August 31, 1967 and thereafter the Commissioner of
					 Transportation, as members. The Chairman shall appoint annually a vice-chairman
					 who shall perform the duties of Chairman in the Chairman's absence, or at such
					 other time or times as the Chairman may direct.
I. General Powers.
The Committee shall coordinate the highway safety
					 activities of state and local agencies, other public and private agencies, and
					 of interested individuals and organizations, including the State Traffic Safety
					 Council--New York. The Committee is hereby designated, pursuant to Article 16-A
					 of the Executive Law, to act in my behalf in carrying out the provisions of
					 that Article and, for this purpose, shall be vested with, and authorized to
					 exercise and perform all of the functions, powers and duties prescribed in that
					 Article.
II. Personnel.
The Committee shall appoint an Executive Director and shall
					 assign to such Director such powers, functions and duties as it shall deem
					 appropriate. The Committee may employ such additional personnel as it may deem
					 necessary or desirable to fulfill the purposes of this Order and of Article
					 16-A of the Executive Law.
III. The Interdepartmental Committee on
				  Highway Safety, established on May 16, 1959 as the successor to the Traffic
				  Safety Policy Coordination Committee, is hereby abolished.
Signed: Nelson A. RockefellerDated: April 27, 1967
[FN*] Amended by Executive Order Nos. 45 and 75,
					 infra.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.24 - Executive Order No. 24: Relating to the creation of the Health Resources Commission

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of the authority vested
					 in me by the Constitution and the laws of the State of New York, and as
					 Governor of the State of New York, by Executive Order do hereby create in the
					 Department of Health a Health Resources Commission, which body shall provide
					 the necessary stimulation and coordination of public and private endeavors to
					 make more effective use of existing health manpower resources and stimulate the
					 interest of young people in health careers.
Such Commission shall have eleven voting members who shall
					 be the Commissioners of Health, Education, and Mental Hygiene and eight
					 appointive members, appointed by the Governor, one of whom shall be a
					 representative of the State University of New York and six of whom shall be
					 representatives of professional organizations and groups concerned with the
					 health professions. The Health Commissioner shall serve as Chairman. The terms
					 of office for the appointive members shall be three years, except that three of
					 the initial appointments shall be for one year and two shall be for two
					 years.
General Powers.
The Commission shall: Coordinate the activities and
					 programs of interested departments, agencies and professional associations and
					 groups to increase the number of persons working in the health field; develop a
					 statewide program to encourage interest in health careers at educational
					 institutions, both public and private; and formulate a recommended State policy
					 relating to guidance, counseling and recruitment of students and graduates for
					 health careers.
The Commission shall conduct such studies, research and
					 investigations as it may deem advisable and necessary and shall inform the
					 public concerning the State's efforts to increase available health
					 resources.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: November 27, 1967
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.25 - Executive Order No. 25: Amending the Executive Order of May 23, 1967 [No. 23] establishing the Health Planning Commission. [*]

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I, NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, 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 direct by Executive Order that the initial
					 paragraph of the Executive Order of May 23, 1967, establishing the Health
					 Planning Commission, be amended to read as follows:
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution
					 and the Laws of the State of New York, I, NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER, Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby establish within the Executive Department an
					 interdepartmental health planning commission, to be known as the Health
					 Planning Commission, to consist of the Commissioner of Health as chairman, the
					 Commissioner of Mental Hygiene as vice-chairman, and the Commissioners of
					 Education, Labor, Local Government, Social Services, the Superintendent of
					 Insurance, the Chancellor of the State University and the Chairman of the
					 Narcotic Addiction Control Commission. The Director of the Office of Planning
					 Coordination shall serve as a non-voting,
ex officio
member.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: April 16, 1968
Footnotes
* Superseded by Executive Order
					 No. 6.2,
infra
, following §
										3.6.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.27 - Executive order no. 27: establishing an interdepartmental committee on human rights

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of the authority vested
					 in me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of New York, and as Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby establish in the Executive Department an
					 interdepartmental committee, to be known as the Interdepartmental Committee on
					 Human Rights, to consist of the Chairman of the State Commission for Human
					 Rights as Chairman, the Secretary of State, the President of the Civil Service
					 Commission, the Industrial Commissioner, the Commissioners of Education,
					 Transportation, Social Services, General Services, the Directors of Planning
					 Coordination and Housing and Community Renewal and such other State officers
					 who may, from time to time, be appointed to the Committee by the Governor. The
					 Committee shall appoint a vice-chairman, who shall serve at the pleasure of the
					 Committee and who shall perform the duties of Chairman in the Chairman's
					 absence and at such other times as the Chairman may direct.
1. General Powers.
The Committee shall assist the Chairman of the State
					 Commission for Human Rights in the formulation and coordination of plans,
					 policies and programs relating to human rights of all State Departments and
					 agencies and to assure effective implementation of such policies, plans and
					 programs by such agencies. The Committee shall have no executive or appointive
					 duties. The Committee shall render to the Governor each year a written report
					 of its activities and recommendations.
2. Personnel.
The Chairman of the Committee may appoint and remove such
					 officers, clerks and other employees and agents as he deems necessary for the
					 efficient operation of the Committee within the amounts made available by
					 appropriation therefor. The Chairman may, for such employees, fix their
					 compensation within the limitations provided by law and prescribe their duties.
					 The State Commission for Human Rights shall provide such other administrative,
					 personal and consultative services as may be required by the Committee upon
					 request of the Chairman.
Signed: Nelson A. RockefellerDated: May 7, 1968
[FN[DAGGER]] [Revoked and superseded by Executive Order No.
					 38 (Hugh L. Carey), §
											3.38, infra.]
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.29 - Executive order no. 29: establishing the office for urban innovation

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By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution
					 and the Laws of the State of New York, I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of
					 the State of New York, do hereby create in the Executive Department, a new
					 bureau, to be known as the New York State Office for Urban Innovation to act as
					 a center for creative development of interdisciplinary programs to aid in
					 meeting the specific problems of today's urban crisis. The Office shall be
					 headed by a Director, to be appointed by the Governor.
I. General Powers.
The Office shall:
1. Collect and make available to State and
				  local officials and other interested persons information concerning present and
				  emerging urban problems and State programs designed to meet those
				  problems;
2. Stimulate the more
				  effective use of existing State, local and private resources available to meet
				  urban problems;
3. Coordinate and
				  encourage cooperation among governmental agencies and private organizations in
				  the development and execution of programs and activities designed to meet urban
				  problems;
4. Encourage and
				  undertake interdisciplinary research to define further present and emerging
				  urban problems and to develop approaches to the solution of those problems;
				  and
5. Undertake or contract with
				  public or private agencies for the undertaking of demonstration projects
				  designed to meet urban problems.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.30 - Executive Order No. 30: Creation of the Council of Economic Advisers

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, by virtue of the authority vested
					 in me by the Constitution and the laws of the State of New York, and as
					 Governor of the State of New York, by Executive Order do hereby establish in
					 the Executive Department a council to be known as the Council of Economic
					 Advisers, to provide special counsel and guidance to the Governor on fiscal and
					 economic policy matters affecting the State. The Council shall consist of seven
					 members qualified in the fields of economics, political economy, or political
					 science, to be appointed by the Governor, who shall also designate one of them
					 as chairman.
General Powers and Duties
It is the continuing policy of the State in meeting the
					 public needs to establish program priorities and to coordinate available
					 resources to the end that the maximum benefits can be produced efficiently and
					 economically in a manner designed to encourage a strong, free enterprise
					 economy in the State.
To assist in carrying out the foregoing policy, the Council
					 of Economic Advisers shall:
- Study and from time to time report to the Governor on
					 economic developments and trends in the State;
- Make such special economic and fiscal studies as it deems
					 appropriate or desirable;
- Based on its studies, recommend such State fiscal and
					 economic policies as it deems appropriate or desirable to improve the
					 functioning of the State and of the economies of the State and the various
					 regions within the State;
- Prepare annually a State Economic Report;
- Provide information for the Division of the Budget and
					 the Office of Planning Coordination on economic trends in relation to long
					 range planning, programming and budgeting;
- :Study and make such recommendations as it deems
					 appropriate to the Governor on local and regional economic and fiscal policies,
					 and on Federal fiscal policies as they may affect New York State.
Relationship to Other State
					 Agencies
The Council shall in no way duplicate the functions of
					 existing Agencies of State Government. Insofar as possible, the Council shall
					 utilize the experience and resources of such Agencies as the Departments of
					 Commerce and Labor, the Division of the Budget, the Tax Structure study
					 Commission and the Office of Planning Coordination, concerned with economic
					 development in the State.
Compensation
The members of the Council shall receive a per diem
					 allowance for their services and shall be reimbursed for their actual and
					 necessary expenses, within the funds available therefor.
Signed: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dated: November 13, 1968
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle A - Governor's Office › Chapter I - Executive Orders › Part 1 - Executive Orders (Nelson A. Rockefeller) › Section 1.32 - Executive order no. 32: relating to state program for day care centers for children

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I, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of the State of New
					 York, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws
					 of the State of New York, by Executive Order, do hereby declare that all State
					 Departments and agencies shall make appropriate space available in suitable
					 buildings under their jurisdiction for the operation of day care centers for
					 children of pre-school and primary school age.
1. The State Department of Social Services
				  shall make and maintain an inventory of spaces in public buildings which,
				  pursuant to the rules of the State Board of Social Welfare, are suitable for
				  use or may be converted to use as a day care center.
2. All State Departments and agencies shall
				  advise the State Department of Social Services of space becoming vacant which
				  may be suitable for such use or of any space which may become available through
				  construction, reconstruction or conversion which may be suitable for such
				  use.
3. The State Department of
				  Social Services shall advise the appropriate social services district and
				  voluntary agencies operating in such district as to the availability of such
				  space and shall assist such district or agency in the establishment of day care
				  program in such space, in accordance with the applicable provisions of law and
				  the rules of the State Board of Social Welfare.
4. Such facilities shall be available to all
				  children of appropriate age who are residents of the community to be served,
				  but preference shall be given to those children who are most in need of such
				  care, including the children of families receiving welfare
				  assistance.
5. The State Department
				  of Education, Health, Labor, Commerce, Mental Hygiene, and Agriculture and
				  Markets, the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the Office of
				  General Services, and the Social Development Planning Commission shall make
				  their personnel and services available to assist the State Department of Social
				  Services in the development and evaluation of a comprehensive program of day
				  care for children of pre-school and primary school age.
Signed: Nelson A. RockefellerDated: March 28,
					 1969