Jason Judge

This plugin was developed to meet a specific need: an organisation had members and non-members logging into 
the blogs. The requirement called for members to be able to comment without needing administrator approval. 
Non-members needed to get their comments approved before they were displayed.
So long as users are created with the correct role (e.g. “members” and “nonmembers” in this case) this 
plugin allows you to add the “Role Approved Comments” capability to any of those roles. If the role a 
user is in has that capability, then their comments will automatically be approved.
There is no administration screen for this plugin. You must use the 
<a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/capsman/" rel="ugc">capsman</a> plugin to manage the capability. The capability 
will appear as “Role approved comment”.
This plugin does not affect any other rules you have set for approvals. For example, if comments are set 
to be auto-approved once a user has already got one approved comment through the system, then their 
subsequent comments will be approved regardless of the capability setting.
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>

Role Approved Comment

This plugin will allow any specified role to have their comments automatically approved.

evidentlycube

This plugin allows selecting content types (post, page, custom) that are subject to quality control, where specified 
editors have to approve them before they cna be published.
Features: 
1. Separate configuration for each content type. 
2. Define list of users who can approve content. 
3. Define the minimum number of approvals requires for the content to be publishable.

Publish approval

Disallow publishing content until it is approved by a specified number of people.

Role Approved Comment vs Publish approval