Pursuant to Section 207 of the State Administrative Procedure Act (SAPA), notice is hereby provided of rules adopted by the New York State Civil Service Commission and the President of the New York State Civil Service Commission during calendar years 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020 which remain in effect.
Below is a brief description of each rule, including the statutory authority therefor; and where appropriate, a statement setting forth the ongoing need for each rule without further modification.
2000 Amendment to Chapter I of Title 4 of NYCRR (Rules for the Classified Service) Statutory Authority: Civil Service Law section 6
Description of the Regulation: The resolution added a new subdivision (vii) to paragraph (2) of section (b) of Rule 4.5 to provide for a probationary term for positions of “Thruway Maintenance Worker” of not less than 26 weeks nor more than 52 weeks.
Action: The rule has functioned consistent with the purposes underlying its adoption and the Department of Civil Service recommends continuation without modification.
Amendments to Chapter IV of 4 NYCRR (Regulations of the State Civil Service Commission [Commission’s Regulations]) Statutory Authority: Civil Service Law section 6
Description of the Regulations: A new section 55.5 was added to the Commission’s Regulations and the previous sections 55.5 and 55.6 were renumbered 55.6 and 55.7, respectively. Section 55.5 codified the long-standing Civil Service Commission practice of granting prior approval for certain examination rating keys, according to the conditions and standards set forth within such section, upon the request of the Department’s Director of Examinations or his or her designee.
Action: The rule has functioned consistent with the purposes underlying its adoption and the Department of Civil Service recommends continuation without modification.
2005 Amendment to
Chapter I of Title 4 of NYCRR (Rules for the Classified Service) Statutory
Authority: Civil Service Law section 6
Description of the Regulation: The resolution added a new paragraph (viii) to subdivision (1) of subsection (b) of Rule 4.5 to provide for a probationary term for positions of “University Police Officer 1 and “University Police Officer 1 (Spanish Language)” of not less than 52 weeks nor more than 78 weeks.
Action: The rule has functioned consistent with the purposes underlying its adoption and the Department of Civil Service recommends continuation without modification.
2010 Amendment to Chapter V of Title 4 of NYCRR (Regulations of the Department of Civil Service [President’s Regulations]) Statutory Authority: Civil Service Law sections 7 and 80
Description of the Regulation: The resolution added a new paragraph to Rule 72.1 designating the Authorities Budget Office as a separate unit for suspension, demotion or displacement within the Department of State.
Action: The rule has functioned consistent with the purposes underlying its adoption and the Department of Civil Service recommends continuation without modification.
2015 No current rules
or regulations were adopted during calendar year 2015.
2020 No current rules
or regulations were adopted during calendar year 2020.
Various amendments to the Appendices to
the Rules for the Classified Service
Appendix 1 (Exempt
Class) Appendix 2 (Non-competitive Class)
Statutory
Authority:
Appendix 1: Civil Service Law,
sections 6 and 41; 4 NYCRR 2.1
Appendix 2: Civil Service Law, sections 6 and 42;
NYCRR 2.2 Description of the Regulations: Civil Service Commission rules relating to the jurisdictional classification of positions were specifically exempted from compliance with Executive Order No. 20 review requirements by the former Governor’s Office of Regulatory Reform, upon a finding that such review lacked substantial benefit. Based upon this determination, and pursuant to SAPA section 207(5), a full recitation of amendments to Appendices 1 and 2 to Title 4 of NYCRR adopted by the Civil Service Commission during calendar years 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020 is hereby omitted.
Public Comments There will be a forty-five (45) day public comment period following publication of this Notice in the New York State Register [Published on January 22, 2025].
Requests for
information and public comments regarding the foregoing may be directed to:
Eugene Sarfoh, Esq., Counsel, New York State Department of Civil Service, Empire State Plaza,
Albany, NY 12239, (518) 473-2624, e-mail: public.comments@cs.ny.gov