Makes certain changes to regulation of health care service firms.
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Overview
This New Jersey law modifies regulations concerning health care service firms. Specifically, it removes a previous requirement for the Director of Consumer Affairs to create standards and procedures for independent third-party practitioners to audit these firms’ finances, management, and internal controls. The change simplifies the regulatory process for these firms. The bill was passed by the Senate and Assembly with floor amendments.
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Anthony Bucco
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