Establishes a public service commission nominating board to make recommendations of persons qualified for appointment as commissioners of the public service commission.

The bill establishes a new board that will recommend qualified candidates for appointment as commissioners of the Public Service Commission in New York. This aims to ensure that the commission is staffed with knowledgeable individuals who can effectively oversee public utilities and services. The board will help streamline the selection process for these important positions.

Supporters of the bill argue that creating a nominating board will enhance the quality and accountability of the Public Service Commission. They believe this measure will lead to more informed decision-making and better service for New Yorkers, as it focuses on qualifications rather than political connections.

Critics of the bill may contend that the establishment of a nominating board could introduce unnecessary bureaucracy and delay in the appointment process. They might also argue that it could limit the governor's ability to appoint commissioners based on their vision for public service, potentially making the commission less responsive to the needs of the public.