What is the Governor's role in conducting government business of a State?
The Governor's role in conducting government business of a State is to ensure that all executive action taken by the Government of the State is expressed to be taken in his or her name. This involves the authentication of orders and other instruments made and executed in the name of the Governor, as specified in rules made by the Governor. The validity of such authenticated orders or instruments shall not be questioned on the ground that they are not made or executed by the Governor.