Send for Review: FINAL WORD for Publishing

Hi,
I would like to make sure I will ALWAYS receive ALL drafts
Contribute users are sending for review. Is there any way I can set
up my Administrator e-mail address as a default no matter if drafts
are sent to others also? Ideally I would like to be the one who has
the FINAL WORD since I need to make sure all layout is consistent.
Maybe something like no matter who reviews I will be the last one
and the ONLY one able to publish?

<<Ideally I would like to be the one who has the FINAL
WORD since I need to make sure all layout is consistent. Maybe
something like no matter who reviews I will be the last one and the
ONLY one able to publish?>>
In case if you are admin then the above requirement can be
achieved by removing the publish permission for all the roles
except admin, it will automatically enforce all the users to sent
the drafts to admin to get it published.
In case you are not a admin contact the site admin to create
a role which has a publish permission and get added yourself under
that role and remove the publish permission for all the other roles
by editing different roles and un-checking the check box "Allow
users to publish files"
Thanks,
Manoj

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