Establishes quorum standards for professional licensing entities under certain circumstances.
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Overview
This bill temporarily changes quorum requirements for professional licensing boards and committees in New Jersey. It establishes that a majority of members present at a meeting, even with only two members, constitutes a quorum for processing licensure applications that don't require legal review due to criminal background checks. This provision is intended to address situations where boards are unable to meet quorum requirements. After one year, boards without a quorum must submit a report to the legislature recommending a merger with another similar entity.
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Joseph Lagana
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