Requires hotels to establish telecommunications system that connects callers directly to NJ Human Trafficking Hotline; requires hotel employees to report human trafficking alerts to law enforcement.
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Overview
This bill requires hotels in New Jersey to install a telecommunications system that allows guests to directly dial the NJ Human Trafficking Hotline by pressing “4-8” on a guest room telephone. It also mandates that hotel employees report any alerts received through this system to law enforcement. The goal is to improve access to help for potential victims of human trafficking and enhance reporting of suspicious activity.
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Anthony Bucco
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