52:27BBB-63 Membership of board of education in qualified municipality increased; appointments; terms.
67. a. The membership of the board of education serving in a school district which is contiguous with a qualified municipality and which is subject to level II monitoring or level III monitoring pursuant to section 14 of P.L.1975, c.212 (C.18A:7A-14) prior to the effective date of P.L.2005, c.235 shall be increased as set forth in this section in order to ensure the State's and the municipality's ability to participate in the activities of the board. The membership of the board of education serving in a school district which is contiguous with a qualified municipality so designated after the effective date of P.L.2005, c.235 and which is directed to enter partial State intervention pursuant to section 14 of P.L.1975, c.212 (C.18A:7A-14) shall be increased as set forth in this section in order to ensure the State's and the municipality's ability to participate in the activities of the board. Board members appointed by the Governor or mayor shall be voting members of the board and shall have all the rights, powers and privileges of a member of the board. Members appointed by the Governor or mayor shall serve at the pleasure of the Governor or mayor, as appropriate. Any vacancy in the membership appointed by the Governor or mayor shall be filled in the same manner as the original appointment, but for the unexpired term only. The first members appointed by the Governor shall serve for a term commencing upon appointment and qualification and ending three years from the date that the number of members of the board returns to the number on the board prior to the designation of the qualified municipality. Members appointed thereafter shall serve for a term of three years as provided in this section.
In order to ensure substantial local representation on any such board, in no case shall the number of the positions appointed by the mayor and elected by the voters, combined, constitute less than a majority of the total positions on the board. This section shall not apply to State-operated school districts established pursuant to P.L.1987, c.399 (C.18A:7A-34 et seq.) prior to the effective date of P.L.2005, c.235 or a district under full State intervention established pursuant to P.L.1987, c.399 (C.18A:7A-34 et seq.) after the effective date of P.L.2005, c.235.
b. The membership of a type I board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of five members shall be temporarily increased to include two additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years, as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first two positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled by mayoral appointments so that the total membership of the board returns to five members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by the gubernatorial appointees, when their terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term, or for any other reason, in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
c. The membership of a type I board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of seven members shall be temporarily increased to include three additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years, as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first three positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled by mayoral appointments so that the total membership of the board returns to seven members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by gubernatorial appointees, when their terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term, or for any other reason, in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
d. The membership of a type I board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of nine members shall be temporarily increased to include three additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first three positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled by mayoral appointments so that the total membership of the board returns to nine members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by gubernatorial appointees, when their terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term, or for any other reason, in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
e. The membership of a type II board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of three members shall be temporarily increased to include one additional member to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first position on the board, the term of which expires after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of its term and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality so that the total membership of the board returns to three members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the position held by a gubernatorial appointee when the term expires or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, a vacancy resulting from the expiration of the term in the position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
The second position on the board, the term of which expires after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of its term and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality. Instead, the vacancy shall be filled by a mayoral appointment as described in subsection a. of this section so that the total membership of the board remains at three. Mayoral appointees shall serve for a term of three years. The mayor shall continue to make appointments to fill the position held by a mayoral appointee when the term expires or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, a vacancy resulting from the expiration of the term in the position on the board filled by mayoral appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
f. The membership of a type II board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of five members shall be temporarily increased to include two additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first two positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality so that the total membership of the board returns to five members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by gubernatorial appointees when the terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
The third position on the board, the term of which expires after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of its term and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality. Instead, the vacancy shall be filled by a mayoral appointment as described in subsection a. of this section so that the total membership of the board remains at five. Mayoral appointees shall serve for a term of three years. The mayor shall continue to make appointments to fill the position held by a mayoral appointee when the term expires or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, a vacancy resulting from the expiration of the term in the position on the board filled by mayoral appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
g. The membership of a type II board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of seven members shall be temporarily increased to include three additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first three positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality so that the total membership of the board returns to seven members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by gubernatorial appointees when the terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
The fourth and fifth positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality. Instead, the vacancies shall be filled by mayoral appointments as described in subsection a. of this section so that the total membership of the board remains at seven. Mayoral appointees shall serve for a term of three years. The mayor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by mayoral appointees when the terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term in any position on the board filled by mayoral appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
h. The membership of a type II board of education in a qualified municipality consisting of nine members shall be temporarily increased to include three additional members to be appointed by the Governor upon receipt of notification by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 4 of P.L.2002, c.43 (C.52:27BBB-4) for a term of three years as set forth in subsection a. of this section. The first three positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality so that the total membership of the board returns to nine members. The Governor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by gubernatorial appointees when the terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term in any position on the board filled by gubernatorial appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
The fourth, fifth and sixth positions on the board, the terms of which expire after the designation of a qualified municipality, shall be abolished upon expiration of their terms and shall not be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality. Instead, the vacancies shall be filled by mayoral appointment as described in subsection a. of this section so that the total membership of the board remains at nine. Mayoral appointees shall serve for a term of three years. The mayor shall continue to make appointments to fill the positions held by mayoral appointees when the terms expire or when a vacancy occurs, until after the tenth year following the designation of the qualified municipality. Beginning in the first year following the tenth year after the designation of the qualified municipality, vacancies resulting from the expiration of a term in any position on the board filled by mayoral appointment shall be filled in the same manner as provided before the designation of the qualified municipality.
i. At all times the board of education and its membership shall comply with the requirements of the "Open Public Meetings Act," P.L.1975, c.231 (C.10:4-6 et seq.) and the "School Ethics Act," P.L.1991, c.393 (C.18A:12-21 et seq.), and meet the requirements and qualifications for board membership established pursuant to chapter 12 of Title 18A of the New Jersey Statutes.
L.2002,c.43,s.67; amended 2002, c.108, s.13; 2005, c.235, s.35.
Structure New Jersey Revised Statutes
Title 52 - State Government, Departments and Officers
Section 52:1-1 - Trenton seat of government; location of legislative sessions.
Section 52:1-1.1 - Emergency temporary location; proclamation by governor.
Section 52:1-1.2 - Validity of acts performed at emergency temporary location
Section 52:1-1.3 - Contrary or conflicting laws
Section 52:2-1 - Description of great seal of state
Section 52:2-2 - New great seal; illumination; use of replica in office of secretary of state
Section 52:2-3 - Persons authorized to use the Great Seal
Section 52:2-4 - Unauthorized use; penalty
Section 52:2-5 - Unauthorized use upon vehicle license plate; revocation
Section 52:2-8 - Effective date
Section 52:2-9 - Use of reproductions; consent; rules and regulations; violations; penalties
Section 52:2A-1 - Official colors
Section 52:3-1 - State flag; color
Section 52:3-2 - State flag to be headquarters flag
Section 52:3-3 - Display of flag on state house
Section 52:3-5 - Preservation of historic flags
Section 52:3-6 - Display of state flag
Section 52:3-7 - Historic flags; repair and preservation
Section 52:3-8 - American Night on National Flag Day
Section 52:3-9 - Findings, declarations
Section 52:3-10 - P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag display
Section 52:3-11 - Flag at half-staff
Section 52:3-12.1 - Electronic notification system for flags flying at half-staff.
Section 52:3-13 - Designation of "Honor and Remember Flag."
Section 52:3-14 - Killed in Action flag designated an official State flag.
Section 52:4-1 - Promulgation of national census
Section 52:4-1.1 - Collection, maintenance of information concerning incarcerated individuals.
Section 52:4-1.3 - Request for report.
Section 52:4-1.4 - Geographic units of population counts.
Section 52:4-1.5 - Report of data to Apportionment Commission.
Section 52:4-1.6 - Reporting of certain data to the Apportionment Commission.
Section 52:4-2 - Effective date of 1960 census
Section 52:4-3 - Effective date of 1970 census
Section 52:4-4 - Effective date of federal census of 1980
Section 52:4-5 - Effective date of Federal census of 2000
Section 52:4A-1 - Actions on tort against state
Section 52:4B-2 - Definitions.
Section 52:4B-3.2 - Victims of Crime Compensation Office.
Section 52:4B-3.3 - Violent Crimes Compensation Board abolished.
Section 52:4B-3.4 - Victims of Crime Compensation Review Board, members, terms, no compensation.
Section 52:4B-5 - Employment of experts, assistants and employees.
Section 52:4B-5.1 - Access to criminal history records.
Section 52:4B-6 - Principal office; place to conduct affairs.
Section 52:4B-7 - Hearings by review board.
Section 52:4B-8 - Attorney fees and costs.
Section 52:4B-8.1 - Development of an informational tracking system.
Section 52:4B-9 - Rules and regulations; determination of compensation.
Section 52:4B-10 - Persons entitled to compensation; order.
Section 52:4B-10.1 - Emergency award.
Section 52:4B-10.2 - Additional compensation.
Section 52:4B-11 - Victim compensation.
Section 52:4B-12 - Losses or expenses reimbursable.
Section 52:4B-12.1 - Payment for relocation of certain witnesses of crimes.
Section 52:4B-13 - Directory of impartial medical experts.
Section 52:4B-18 - Compensation for criminal injuries; statute of limitations for claims.
Section 52:4B-18.1 - Increased compensation; applicability.
Section 52:4B-18.2 - Supplemental awards for rehabilitative assistance to certain crime victims.
Section 52:4B-19 - Determination of amount of compensation.
Section 52:4B-21 - Severability.
Section 52:4B-22 - Information booklets, pamphlets.
Section 52:4B-23 - Failure to give notice; immunity from liability; nonalteration of requirements.
Section 52:4B-24 - Senior citizens' public awareness program.
Section 52:4B-25 - Victim counseling service.
Section 52:4B-25.1 - Child and family counseling unit.
Section 52:4B-25.2 - Payment for certain victim counseling services.
Section 52:4B-25.3 - Rules, regulations.
Section 52:4B-34 - Short title
Section 52:4B-35 - Findings, declarations
Section 52:4B-36 - Findings, declarations relative to rights of crime victims, witnesses.
Section 52:4B-36.1 - Rights of victim's survivor relative to a homicide prosecution.
Section 52:4B-36.2 - Crime victims not required to pay certain costs.
Section 52:4B-37 - "Victim" defined.
Section 52:4B-38 - "Tort Claims Act" rights
Section 52:4B-39 - Definitions.
Section 52:4B-40 - Office of Victim-Witness Assistance.
Section 52:4B-40.1 - Director of the Office of Victim-Witness Assistance.
Section 52:4B-42 - Victim-witness rights information program.
Section 52:4B-43 - Office of Victim-Witness Advocacy
Section 52:4B-43.1 - Continuation of The Victim and Witness Advocacy Fund
Section 52:4B-43.2 - "Sex Crime Victim Treatment Fund."
Section 52:4B-44 - Standards for law enforcement agencies to ensure rights of crime victims.
Section 52:4B-44.2 - Law enforcement training concerning needs of crime victims.
Section 52:4B-44.3 - Information available to victims of sexual assault.
Section 52:4B-44.4 - Reporting of sexual assault, criminal sexual contact cases.
Section 52:4B-45 - County victim-witness coordinators
Section 52:4B-46 - Coordination with law enforcement agencies
Section 52:4B-48 - Criminal Justice assistance
Section 52:4B-49 - Annual reports
Section 52:4B-50 - Findings, declarations relative to Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program.
Section 52:4B-51 - Statewide Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program.
Section 52:4B-52 - Duties of program coordinator; "rape care advocate" defined.
Section 52:4B-54 - Sexual Assault Response Team in each county.
Section 52:4B-54.1 - Sexual assault training course for law enforcement officers.
Section 52:4B-55 - Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program Coordinating Council.
Section 52:4B-56 - Sexual assault unit within Department of Law and Public Safety.
Section 52:4B-57 - Immunity from liability for authorized forensic sexual assault examinations.
Section 52:4B-58 - Continuation of existing program.
Section 52:4B-59 - "Statewide Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program Fund."
Section 52:4B-60 - Rules, regulations, guidelines.
Section 52:4B-60.1 - Short title.
Section 52:4B-60.2 - Findings, declarations relative to the rights of victims of sexual violence.
Section 52:4B-61 - Findings, declarations relative to profits related to crime
Section 52:4B-62 - Definitions relative to profits related to crime
Section 52:4B-63 - Requirement for written notice of payment to board
Section 52:4B-64 - Crime victim right to bring civil action for damages; statute of limitations
Section 52:4B-65 - Notice of filing of action to board
Section 52:4B-66 - Actions of board upon receipt of notice from crime victim
Section 52:4B-67 - Provisional remedies available to board, plaintiff
Section 52:4B-70 - Severability
Section 52:4B-71 - Automatic notification system relative to offender release, relocation.
Section 52:4B-72 - Establishment of family justice centers.
Section 52:4B-73 - Availability of services.
Section 52:4B-74 - Consultation, development of policies and procedures.
Section 52:4B-75 - Compliance with privacy laws.
Section 52:4B-76 - Authorization to share certain information.
Section 52:4C-1 - Findings, declarations relative to persons mistakenly imprisoned.
Section 52:4C-2 - Suit for damages.
Section 52:4C-3 - Evidence claimant must establish.
Section 52:4C-4 - Time to bring suit.
Section 52:4C-5 - Damages, attorney fees.
Section 52:4C-6 - Noneligibility.
Section 52:4C-7 - Applicability of act.
Section 52:4D-1 - Cigarette smoking, health, financial concerns to State; policy
Section 52:4D-2 - Definitions relative to tobacco product manufacturers.
Section 52:4D-3 - Responsibilities of tobacco product manufacturer.
Section 52:4D-3.1 - Effect of holding of unconstitutionality, repeal.
Section 52:4D-3.2 - Annual report to Joint Budget Oversight Committee.
Section 52:4D-4 - Findings, declarations relative to enforcement of the Model Statute
Section 52:4D-5 - Definitions relative enforcement of the Model Statute
Section 52:4D-6 - Certification by tobacco product manufacturer as to compliance
Section 52:4D-7 - Development, publication of directory listing compliers
Section 52:4D-7.1 - Requirements for listing in directory of manufacturers.
Section 52:4D-8 - Unlawful practices
Section 52:4D-10 - Submission of information.
Section 52:4D-11 - Additional penalties.
Section 52:4D-12 - Determination to list, remove from list, review.
Section 52:5-1 - State fiscal year
Section 52:6-12 - Appointment; number; designation and description; application; fees
Section 52:6-13 - Terms of office; removal by governor
Section 52:6-14 - Removal from residence as vacating appointment
Section 52:6-15 - Foreign commissioner of deeds for adjoining states
Section 52:6-16 - Fee to accompany application for commission
Section 52:6-17 - Official oath; by whom administered
Section 52:6-18 - Seal; impression of filed with secretary of state
Section 52:6-20 - Use and effect of official certificates
Section 52:6-21 - Manual; provision to applicants
Section 52:6-22 - List of foreign commissioners of deeds
Section 52:7-10 - Short title.
Section 52:7-10.1 - Definitions.
Section 52:7-10.2 - Course of study; continuing education.
Section 52:7-10.3 - Examination.
Section 52:7-10.5 - Official stamp.
Section 52:7-10.6 - Stamping device.
Section 52:7-10.7 - Authority to perform notarial act.
Section 52:7-10.8 - Requirements for certain notarial acts.
Section 52:7-10.9 - Personal appearance; use of communication technology.
Section 52:7-10.10 - Notarial act performed by remotely located individual.
Section 52:7-10.11 - Signature if individual unable to sign.
Section 52:7-10.12 - Certificate form.
Section 52:7-10.13 - Notarial act in this State.
Section 52:7-10.14 - Notarial acts outside this state.
Section 52:7-10.16 - Database of notaries public.
Section 52:7-10.17 - Authority to refuse to perform notarial act.
Section 52:7-10.19 - Validity of notarial acts.
Section 52:7-10.20 - Rules and regulations.
Section 52:7-10.21 - Relation to electronic signatures in global and national commerce act.
Section 52:7-10.22 - Savings clause.
Section 52:7-10.23 - Rules, regulations.
Section 52:7-11 - Commission; term; application; renewal.
Section 52:7-12 - Qualifications.
Section 52:7-13 - Commission of nonresidents; additional requirements.
Section 52:7-14 - Oath; filing; certificate of commission.
Section 52:7-15 - Statewide authority.
Section 52:7-19 - Certificate of notarial act.
Section 52:8-1 - Apportionment of surplus revenue among counties; repayment; loans; annual statement
Section 52:8-3 - Transfer of duties to state treasurer; notices to counties
Section 52:8-4 - Definition of fund; state treasurer as custodian
Section 52:8-5 - Investment of moneys in fund
Section 52:8-6 - Apportionment of income
Section 52:9A-1 - Eastern goldfinch designated as state bird
Section 52:9A-2 - Violet; designation as state flower
Section 52:9A-3 - Honey bee; designation as state bug
Section 52:9A-4 - Horse; designation as state animal
Section 52:9A-5 - Designation of State dinosaur
Section 52:9A-6 - Designation of State Freshwater Fish.
Section 52:9A-6.1 - Striped bass designated NJ State Salt Water Fish.
Section 52:9A-7 - Designation of State shell
Section 52:9A-8 - A.J. Meerwald designated New Jersey State Tall Ship.
Section 52:9A-9 - Highbush blueberry designated State fruit.
Section 52:9A-10 - Black Swallowtail designated State butterfly.
Section 52:9A-11 - USS New Jersey designated State ship.
Section 52:9A-12 - "Garden State" designated State slogan.
Section 52:9A-13 - Bog turtle designated as State reptile.
Section 52:9A-14 - Thomas Alva Edison designated State Inventor.
Section 52:9A-15 - Streptomyces griseus designated New Jersey State Microbe.
Section 52:9A-16 - New Jersey State Dog.
Section 52:9A-17 - Harriet Tubman Museum.
Section 52:9A-18 - Funding for museum signs.
Section 52:9B-1 - Commission established; functions
Section 52:9B-2 - Standing committee of Senate; membership
Section 52:9B-3 - Standing committee of general assembly; membership
Section 52:9B-4 - Membership of commission
Section 52:9B-5 - Organization meeting; committees and advisory boards
Section 52:9B-6 - Report to governor and legislature; compensation; expenses; employees
Section 52:9B-7 - Standing committees; functions
Section 52:9B-8 - Notification to other states
Section 52:9DD-8 - New Jersey Human Relations Council.
Section 52:9DD-9 - Duties of council
Section 52:9DD-10 - Confidentiality
Section 52:9DD-11 - Powers of council
Section 52:9DD-12 - Meetings of council
Section 52:9DD-13 - Appropriations
Section 52:9E-2 - Definitions relative to spinal cord research.
Section 52:9E-3 - New Jersey Commission on Spinal Cord Research.
Section 52:9E-4 - Responsibilities of commission
Section 52:9E-5 - Authority of commission
Section 52:9E-6 - Election, duties of officers
Section 52:9E-7 - Direct application for funds permitted
Section 52:9E-8 - Establishment, maintenance of central registry
Section 52:9E-9 - "New Jersey Spinal Cord Research Fund"
Section 52:9E-10 - Rules, regulations pertinent to spinal cord research
Section 52:9EE-1 - Short title.
Section 52:9EE-2 - Definitions relative to brain injury research.
Section 52:9EE-3 - New Jersey State Committee on Brain Injury Research.
Section 52:9EE-4 - Duties of commission.
Section 52:9EE-5 - Authority of commission.
Section 52:9EE-6 - Election of officers.
Section 52:9EE-7 - Direct applications for funds.
Section 52:9EE-8 - Central registry of persons who sustain brain injuries.
Section 52:9EE-9 - "New Jersey Brain Injury Research Fund."
Section 52:9EE-10 - Regulations.
Section 52:9H-1 - Budget message; recommendations for appropriations
Section 52:9H-2 - State revenues, payment into General State Fund; uncommitted balances; lapses
Section 52:9H-2.1 - "Long Term Obligation and Capital Expenditure Fund"; funding; uses.
Section 52:9H-2.2 - "New Jersey Debt Defeasance and Prevention Fund", created.
Section 52:9H-3 - General appropriation law
Section 52:9H-4 - Payment out of dedicated funds unaffected
Section 52:9H-14 - Surplus Revenue Fund
Section 52:9H-15 - "Anticipated revenue" defined
Section 52:9H-16 - Determination of amount to be credited to fund
Section 52:9H-17 - Estimate of credit to Surplus Revenue Fund
Section 52:9H-18 - Restriction on appropriation of balances in Surplus Revenue Fund
Section 52:9H-19 - Use of balances for meeting costs of emergency
Section 52:9H-20 - Revenue decline
Section 52:9H-21 - Appropriation of excess
Section 52:9H-22 - Purposes for appropriation
Section 52:9H-24 - Short title
Section 52:9H-25 - Definitions
Section 52:9H-26 - Formula for determination of maximum appropriations
Section 52:9H-27 - Transfer, assumption of functions or service; adjustment to formula
Section 52:9H-28 - Exceeding maximum appropriations; permitted
Section 52:9H-29 - Maximum appropriations not required
Section 52:9H-30 - Governor's budget message; request for appropriation
Section 52:9H - 34 Findings, declarations.
Section 52:9H 35 - New Jersey Council of Economic Advisors established.
Section 52:9H 36 - Council's duties.
Section 52:9H 37 - Powers of council.
Section 52:9H-38 - "Corporation Business Tax Excess Revenue Fund."
Section 52:9H-39 - "New Jersey Tax and Fiscal Policy Study Commission"; membership.
Section 52:9H-40 - Duties of commission.
Section 52:9H-41 - Executive director, staff, availability of services.
Section 52:9H-42 - Report on tax levy caps to Governor, Legislature.
Section 52:9HH-1 - Pension and Health Benefits Review Commission
Section 52:9HH-2 - Commission's review and recommendation of legislation
Section 52:9HH-2.1 - Review of pensions, health benefits legislation
Section 52:9HH-3 - Assistance and services to the Commission
Section 52:9HH-5 - Rules and regulations
Section 52:9J-1 - Creation of commission
Section 52:9J-2 - Name of commission; composition; terms; vacancies; no remuneration; expenses
Section 52:9J-4 - Chairman; by-laws; assistance to commission
Section 52:9J-5 - Meetings; annual reports
Section 52:9J-6 - Appropriation
Section 52:9J-7 - Commission previously created required to turn over material
Section 52:9M-1 - State Commission of Investigation.
Section 52:9M-1.1 - Terms of member appointed after December 1, 1978.
Section 52:9M-1.3 - Limitation on terms of certain members.
Section 52:9M-2 - Duties and powers
Section 52:9M-4 - Investigation of departments or agencies
Section 52:9M-4.1 - Public hearing; notice to President of Senate and Speaker of General Assembly
Section 52:9M-4.2 - Advice to Governor and legislature of recommendations
Section 52:9M-5 - Cooperation with law enforcement officials
Section 52:9M-6 - Investigations of federal law violations
Section 52:9M-7 - Law enforcement problems extending into other states
Section 52:9M-8 - Referral of certain information to Attorney General, exceptions
Section 52:9M-8.1 - Written notice to Attorney General of intention to issue report
Section 52:9M-9 - Commission employees; appointment removal, compensation, status
Section 52:9M-10 - Annual, interim reports to Governor, Legislature
Section 52:9M-11 - Commission to keep public informed
Section 52:9M-12 - Commission's powers; witnesses
Section 52:9M-12.1 - Witnesses at hearing, rights, notice, statement
Section 52:9M-12.2 - Notification to person criticized; response.
Section 52:9M-13 - Construction of sections 2 through 12 of act
Section 52:9M-14 - Cooperation and assistance of state departments and agencies
Section 52:9M-16 - Exhibits; impounding by court
Section 52:9M-17 - Grant of immunity to criminal prosecution or penalty; contempt; incarceration
Section 52:9M-17.1 - Failure to answer questions after order; penalty
Section 52:9M-18 - Partial invalidity
Section 52:9M-20 - Special committee established in June of 2000
Section 52:9Q-2 - Members; appointment; term of office; compensation
Section 52:9Q-3 - Chairman and vice-chairman; organization
Section 52:9Q-4 - Secretary; duties
Section 52:9Q-6 - Rules of procedure
Section 52:9Q-7 - Duties and powers
Section 52:9Q-10 - Findings, declarations.
Section 52:9Q-11 - Definitions
Section 52:9Q-12 - Capital City Redevelopment Corporation.
Section 52:9Q-13 - General powers.
Section 52:9Q-13.1 - Additional powers of corporation.
Section 52:9Q-13.2 - Issuance of bonds by corporation.
Section 52:9Q-13.3 - Powers of corporation relative to bonds.
Section 52:9Q-13.4 - Bonds negotiable.
Section 52:9Q-13.5 - Covenants, agreements with bond holders.
Section 52:9Q-13.6 - Pledge of revenues, other moneys valid, binding.
Section 52:9Q-13.7 - No liability for bonds.
Section 52:9Q-14 - Capital City District
Section 52:9Q-15 - Duties of corporation
Section 52:9Q-16 - Executive director
Section 52:9Q-17 - Capital City Renaissance Plan
Section 52:9Q-18 - Capital District Impact Statement
Section 52:9Q-19 - Capital City Redevelopment Loan and Grant Fund.
Section 52:9Q-20 - Financing of projects
Section 52:9Q-21 - Considerations
Section 52:9Q-22 - Removal, relocation of public utility facilities
Section 52:9Q-24 - Acquisition of real property.
Section 52:9Q-25 - Annual budget; plan for expenditures.
Section 52:9Q-26 - Annual report
Section 52:9R-2 - Chairman; vice chairman; selection
Section 52:9R-4 - Assistance from state employees; employment of assistants; powers
Section 52:9R-5 - Meetings; hearings; reports
Section 52:9RR-1 - Findings, declarations relative to housing affordability.
Section 52:9RR-2 - "Joint Committee on Housing Affordability."
Section 52:9RR-3 - Chairman, vice chairman, secretary.
Section 52:9RR-4 - Powers, duties of committee.
Section 52:9RR-5 - Review of introduced bills by committee; housing affordability impact notes.
Section 52:9RR-6 - Services available to the committee.
Section 52:9RR-7 - Meetings, hearings.
Section 52:9S-2 - New Jersey Commission on Capital Budgeting and Planning
Section 52:9S-3 - Preparation of State Capital Improvement Plan.
Section 52:9S-4 - Review of bills introduced in legislature
Section 52:9S-5 - Public hearings
Section 52:9S-6 - Rules and regulations
Section 52:9U-2 - Legislative findings and declarations
Section 52:9U-3 - Definitions.
Section 52:9U-4 - Commission on Cancer Research
Section 52:9U-5 - Duties of commission.
Section 52:9U-6.1 - Grants; qualified research institution defined
Section 52:9U-6.2 - Applications for grants.
Section 52:9U-6.3 - Grants from "New Jersey Lung Cancer Research Fund."
Section 52:9U-6.4 - Applicants for grants.
Section 52:9U-6.5 - Advisory group.
Section 52:9U-7 - Chairman and vice-chairman; election; duties; duties of executive director
Section 52:9U-8 - Annual appropriation.
Section 52:9W-1 - Establishment; membership; terms; vacancies
Section 52:9W-2 - Compensation; reimbursement for expenses
Section 52:9W-3 - Chairperson; secretary
Section 52:9W-4 - Duties; establishment of subcommittee
Section 52:9W-5 - Employees; expenses
Section 52:9WW-1 - Asian American Study Foundation.
Section 52:9WW-2 - Board of trustees.
Section 52:9WW-3 - Employment of executive director, personnel; contract authority.
Section 52:9WW-4 - Secretary of state incorporator, initial chair of board.