New York Rules|SECTION 6

                                                

§ 6. The Sergeant at Arms, under the jurisdiction  of  the  Secretary,
shall  be the security officer of the Senate, and, except when absent in
the discharge of his or her duties, shall be in constant attendance upon
the sessions of the Senate and shall assign Assistant Sergeants at  Arms
to act as doorkeepers and, under the direction of the Presiding Officer,
aid  in  enforcing order on the floor of the Senate, in the lobbies, and
in the rooms adjoining the Senate Chamber, and also see that  no  person
remains  on  the floor unless entitled to the privileges of the same. He
or she shall also assist in maintaining order at hearings of the  Senate
and in that part of the Capitol and Legislative Office Building assigned
to  the  use  of the Senate and on sites in New York State where members
are  conducting  the  business  of  the  Senate  and  security is deemed
necessary by the Secretary.