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Senate Commerce Committee Statement to Assembly, No. 1060 (December 18, 2023)

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A Senate Commerce Committee statement to Assembly, No. 1060 (First Reprint), State of New Jersey, dated December 18, 2023. The committee reports favorably Assembly Bill No. 1060 (1R). The statement says the bill allows persons who rendered barbering services in a professional capacity in another state or foreign country that does not issue barbering licenses to qualify for a temporary permit under the three-year pilot program, which is extended for an additional three years. It states that current law limits the pilot program to persons who possess a license to render barbering services elsewhere. The bill is identical to Senate Bill No. 3686, as amended and reported by the committee.

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“Senate Commerce Committee Statement to Assembly, No. 1060 (December 18, 2023).” Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/2023-12-18-scm-a1060-s2-2f2bd1ae0b/, SHA-256 80d386710675e64a9d3dee37a8582748bb0449e06c16cc72a0f9766ef45cb51a.

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     SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE

                   STATEMENT TO

                      [First Reprint]
               ASSEMBLY, No. 1060

 STATE OF NEW JERSEY
                  DATED: DECEMBER 18, 2023

    The Senate Commerce Committee reports favorably Assembly Bill
No. 1060 (1R).
    This bill provides that persons who, prior to moving to New
Jersey, rendered barbering services in a professional capacity in
another state or foreign country that does not issue licenses to
render barbering services, may qualify for a temporary permit under
the three-year pilot program, which was established in P.L.2019,
c.20 (C.45:5B-28) and is extended for an additional three years.
   Under the bill, a temporary permit issued under the pilot program
shall be valid for a period of 120 days and shall be subject to
extension if the applicant continues to meet the requirements of the
pilot program and the application for issuance of a license remains
pending.
   Under current law, the three-year pilot program applies only to
those persons who possess a license to render barbering services in
another state or foreign country and who meet certain other criteria.
    As reported by the committee, Assembly Bill No. 1060 (1R) is
identical to Senate Bill No. 3686, as amended and reported by the
committee on this date.

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