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Senate Commerce Committee Statement to Senate, No. 4525 (New Jersey, June 12, 2025)

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Senate Commerce Committee Statement to Senate, No. 4525, State of New Jersey, dated June 12, 2025. The committee reports favorably Senate Bill No. 4525, which establishes requirements for the receipt and purchase of scrap metals containing propulsion batteries. A person delivering or selling scrap metal must disclose in writing whether it contains a propulsion battery, and the scrap metal business must inspect the scrap metal if the disclosure says it does not contain one. A scrap metal business is to maintain records of the disclosures and inspections for at least five years.

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“Senate Commerce Committee Statement to Senate, No. 4525 (New Jersey, June 12, 2025).” Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/2025-06-12-scm-s4525-s1-7c307cc6c7/, SHA-256 1539b584348c040a34b6719e825fa64f77fe937a7c6383e966c427f4670d84ba.

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     SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE

                    STATEMENT TO

                  SENATE, No. 4525

 STATE OF NEW JERSEY
                      DATED: JUNE 12, 2025

    The Senate Commerce Committee reports favorably Senate Bill
No. 4525.
    This bill establishes requirements for the receipt and purchase of
scrap metals containing propulsion batteries.
    Under the bill, a person delivering or selling scrap metal to a
scrap metal business is required to disclose, in writing, whether the
scrap metal contains a propulsion battery before the scrap metal
business receives or purchases the scrap metal. The bill also
requires a scrap metal business to inspect scrap metal before receipt
or purchase to confirm that the scrap metal does not contain a
propulsion battery if the disclosure made by the person delivering
or selling the scrap metal indicates that the scrap metal does not
contain such a battery.
    Additionally, a scrap metal business is required to maintain, for
at least five years and in a manner as may be prescribed by the
Attorney General, a record of all propulsion battery disclosures for
scrap metal received or purchased by the scrap metal business and a
record of the inspection of scrap metal received or purchased by the
scrap metal business if the disclosure made by the person delivering
or selling the scrap metal indicates the scrap metal does not contain
a propulsion battery.

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