Governor Murphy has signed the following laws into law in New Jersey since September, the latest of which was on December 5, 2022.<\/p>\n

Many laws and resolutions were passed and signed into law in New Jersey this year, and we have covered many of them.
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While not a complete list, here are some legislation Governor Murphy took action on, starting from September 15 until today, December 5, 2022.<\/p>\n

Laws enacted by Governor Murphy on 15 September 2022:
\nA-2021\/S-1138 (Conaway, Benson\/Gopal) – Requires embryo storage facilities to collect and report patients’ health information in a manner consistent with federal legislation.<\/p>\n

A-3329\/S-994 (McKnight\/Ruiz) mandates a study of the impact of the 2019 coronavirus pandemic on local and public utility services, as well as the quarterly collection and publication of specific data on local and public utility services and their customers.<\/p>\n

A-3694\/S-1800 (Moen, McKnight\/Gopal\/Stanfield) creates the Department of Education’s “Purple Star Schools Program” to honor institutions that go above and above in their support of military children.<\/p>\n

Appropriate funds for cancer screenings for professional firemen who are not registered in the State Health Benefits Program (SHBP) pursuant to A-4127\/S-2743 by Stanley, Spearman, Murphy\/Greenstein, and Singleton.<\/p>\n

Exempts facilities that produce recycled materials from REP requirements under A-4254\/S-2852 (Coughlin, Karabinchak, Kennedy, Lopez\/Diegnan).<\/p>\n

A-4373\/S-2900 (Calabrese, Speight\/Sarlo) – Permits municipal emergency management coordinators to reside within acceptable proximity to the municipality in which they are employed.<\/p>\n

To express support for the commissioning of SSN-796, U.S.S. New Jersey, in New Jersey, AJR-57\/SJR-47 (Moen, Mukherji, Dancer\/Beach, Cruz-Perez).<\/p>\n

Read More: <\/strong>A New Jersey Woman Decided to Pursue Her Passion for Flowers Amid the Recent Pandemic.<\/a><\/p>\n

These bills were also vetoed by the Governor:<\/strong><\/p>\n

A-793\/S-1427 (Timberlake, Tucker, Reynolds-Jackson\/Gill, Turner) \u2013 CONDITIONAL – Expands eligibility for some buyers to acquire property at sheriff’s sales; establishes “Community Wealth Preservation Program.”<\/p>\n

A-3149\/S-438 (McKeon, Dancer, Benson\/Smith, Codey) – CONDITIONAL – Changes entity responsible for the management of NJ School of Conservation to a nonprofit organization, and requires DOE to request financing for the center annually.<\/p>\n

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