Bars sexual activity in certain government facilities; establishes civil penalties for violations.
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- Introduced
- Passed General Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill prohibits sexual activity in certain government facilities in New Jersey. It aims to maintain a professional and respectful environment within these spaces by establishing clear boundaries. Violations of this prohibition will result in civil penalties. The bill intends to clarify acceptable conduct within government-owned or operated buildings and spaces.
Key provisions
- Prohibits sexual activity in government facilities.
- Defines ‘government facilities’ for the purpose of the law.
- Establishes civil penalties for violations of the prohibition.
- Specifies that the prohibition applies to all employees and visitors.
- Outlines procedures for reporting violations.
Who is affected
- Government employees
- Government visitors
- State and local government agencies
- New Jersey residents
- Individuals using government facilities
Notable changes
- Creates a specific prohibition against sexual activity in government facilities.
- Establishes a mechanism for enforcing this prohibition through civil penalties.
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