Cuomo's three previous uses of the Moreland Act were initiated by executive orders: His 2011 investiture of then - Inspector General Ellen Biben to
investigate Nassau County Police Department's Forensic Evidence; his 2012 creation of a panel to assess how utilities on Long Island responded to three powerful storms that hammered the region; and his 2013 decision to create the Moreland Commission to Investigate Public Corruption, which was shut down by Cuomo midway through its planned 18 - mont
investigate Nassau County Police Department's Forensic Evidence; his 2012 creation of a panel to assess how utilities on Long Island responded to three powerful storms that hammered the region; and his 2013 decision to create the Moreland Commission to
Investigate Public Corruption, which was shut down by Cuomo midway through its planned 18 - mont
Investigate Public Corruption, which was shut down by Cuomo
midway through its planned 18 - month lifespan.
His office previously examined the administration's involvement in the operation of Cuomo's Moreland Commission to
Investigate Public Corruption, which was shut down in March 2014 —
midway through its planned 18 - month existence — as part of a budget deal struck by the governor, Skelos and Silver.