New York Statutes
§ 7 — Officers and employees of the assembly
New York § 7
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N.Y. Legislative § 7 (2026).
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§ 7. Officers and employees of the assembly. The assembly may choose a\nclerk, a sergeant-at-arms and a stenographer. When an appropriation has\nbeen made for the services, temporary or otherwise, of officers and\nemployees of the assembly and their appointment is not otherwise\nauthorized by law, the speaker of the assembly may appoint such officers\nand employees and fix their compensation, respectively, within the\namount provided by appropriation. The majority leader of the assembly\nmay appoint a counsel to majority leader, an assistant counsel to\nmajority leader, a secretary to majority leader, and a clerk to majority\nleader. The minority leader of the assembly may appoint a counsel to\nminority leader, a clerk to minority, an assistant clerk to minority, a\nsecretary to minority
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