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so set that the governor upon taking office will be able
to appoint at least one-half of the board members. This
guarantees that the board will be responsive the governor's
policy suggestions but permits continuity.
The governing boards of institutions of higher
education and of the abate public schools system, and the
heads or chief administrative officers serving under such
boards are exempted from the provisions of this section.
Section 4.23 complements Sections 4.21 and 4.22. !
It restates-the power of the General Assembly to
determine the method of appointment and removal of the per-:
sonnel in the executive branch whose method of appointment
and removal is not dictated by Sections 4.21 and 4.22.
Section 4.24 establishes the procedure through whjLch
the governor is to make appointments to those offices
which he has the power to fill only through the advice
and consent of the Senate.
It should be noted that it applies not only to
those appointments which Section 4.21 require to be subject
to advice and consent, but also to those appointments which
the General Assembly has by law made subject to senatorial