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Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture Committee Statement to Assembly, No. 5601 (2025)

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An Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture Committee statement to Assembly, No. 5601, State of New Jersey, dated June 12, 2025, reporting the bill favorably. The bill requires State entities that issue legally required notices to businesses, such as notices of violations, underpayment notifications and employee unemployment claims, to offer an optional service for receiving those notices electronically. Within 60 days of the bill's effective date, each such State entity would notify businesses within its purview of the service and provide the information needed to opt in. "State entity" is defined as a State department or agency in the Executive Branch and any board, commission, corporation, authority or instrumentality thereof.

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“Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture Committee Statement to Assembly, No. 5601 (2025).” Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/a5601-ace-statement-6-12-25-69e1181082/, SHA-256 471c7a485fff0588e90e951d65258f45228eb60486763e92e60567b05d0b01e5.

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ASSEMBLY COMMERCE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE

STATEMENT TO

ASSEMBLY,
No. 5601

STATE
OF NEW JERSEY

DATED: JUNE
12, 2025

The Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and
Agriculture Committee reports favorably Assembly Bill No. 5601.

This bill requires State entities that issue legally
required notices to businesses operating in this State to provide an optional
service for businesses to receive such notices electronically. Such notices
may include notices of violations, underpayment notifications, and employee
unemployment claims.

Within 60 days of the effective date of this bill,
each State entity responsible for issuing legally required notices to businesses
is required to notify any business within their purview of the optional
electronic notification service. State entities are also required to provide
the businesses with the necessary information to opt in to the electronic
notification service.

This bill defines “State entity” as a State department
or agency in the Executive Branch of State Government, and any board,
commission, corporation, authority, or instrumentality thereof.

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