What powers/responsibilities does Georgia’s Executive Branch have?
The Executive Branch of Georgia's government holds the following powers and responsibilities:
1. Implementing and enforcing the laws of the state
2. Administering the state government and its agencies
3. Preparing and presenting the state budget to the legislature
4. Appointing individuals to various state boards and commissions
5. Serving as the chief executive officer of the state and representing Georgia in official capacities
6. Commander-in-chief of the state's military forces
7. Granting reprieves, pardons, and commutations for offenses against the state
8. Administering the state's conservation and natural resource programs
9. Promoting economic development and job creation in the state
10. Managing the state's response to emergencies and disasters