Relates to declaring inabilities of the governor, lieutenant-governor and acting governor

S 7815 establishes clear procedures for handling situations where a governor, lieutenant-governor, or acting governor is unable to perform their duties. It creates a committee (including the lieutenant-governor, attorney general, comptroller, and six department heads) to declare inability or confirm a governor's return to office. The governor can temporarily transfer power via written notice, and the committee can override this with a majority vote (or two-thirds if vacancies exist), with the legislature resolving disputes via a two-thirds vote if needed. This bill directly affects state leadership succession processes and ensures structured, transparent transitions without altering policy for citizens.