Provides that cabinet-level public officials, Attorney General, and county prosecutors may serve in acting capacity for no longer than six months without nomination.

This bill sets a six-month limit on serving in an acting capacity for certain appointed state officials. It applies to cabinet-level department heads, the Attorney General, and county prosecutors - roles requiring Senate confirmation after a Governor's nomination. Officials in these positions must be formally nominated by the Governor within six months; if not, they must step down. The bill also requires current acting officials to be nominated within 30 days of the law's effective date or vacate their roles. This ensures permanent appointments follow the constitutional nomination process.