Repeals law that requires funds for legislative agents to be assessed on student tuition bills in certain manner.
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This bill repeals a New Jersey law from 1995 that restricted how funds could be collected from students at public colleges and universities to support legislative activities. Specifically, the law prohibited assessing funds for legislative agents or organizations on student tuition bills. Sponsors argue this law limited students' ability to engage in state legislative advocacy. The bill removes this restriction, allowing for optional fees to be assessed for nonpartisan organizations involved in legislative efforts.
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