Requires withholding the governor's salary until the legislative passage of the budget occurs.

The bill requires that the governor of New York will not receive their salary until the state legislature passes the budget. This means that if there are delays in budget approval, the governor will not be paid during that time. The aim is to encourage timely budget decisions.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes accountability and responsibility among state leaders. By withholding the governor's salary, it creates a financial incentive for the timely passage of the budget, ensuring that the needs of the state are prioritized.

Critics of the bill contend that it could undermine the governor's ability to effectively lead during budget negotiations. They argue that tying salary to budget passage may create unnecessary pressure and could lead to political gamesmanship, ultimately harming the state's governance.