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Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee Statement to Assembly, No. 3589, Dated March 20, 2023

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Statement of the Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee of the State of New Jersey, dated March 20, 2023, reporting Assembly Bill 3589 favorably with committee amendments. The bill establishes a general barbering license and a barbering apprenticeship. A general barber could shampoo, cut and style hair, shave or trim beards, mustaches and other facial hair, and massage, cleanse or stimulate the face. A barbering or general barbering apprenticeship would last two years in a shop approved by the board and require proof that the applicant is at least 17 years of age, of good moral character and free of communicable disease. Training for a general barber would not exceed 550 hours of instruction, covering shears-over-comb techniques, shop management, ethics and State laws. The amendments add required courses in sanitation and safety.

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ASSEMBLY COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
                COMMITTEE

                          STATEMENT TO

                     ASSEMBLY, No. 3589
                         with committee amendments



       STATE OF NEW JERSEY
                           DATED: MARCH 20, 2023

          The Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee
      reports favorably Assembly Bill No. 3589 with committee
      amendments.
         As amended, this bill establishes a general barbering license and
      a barbering apprenticeship. As a general barber, an individual can
      perform the following services: (1) shampooing, cutting, including
      clipper cutting, and styling of the hair; (2) shaving or trimming of
      the beard, mustache, or other facial hair; and (3) massaging,
      cleansing, or stimulating the face. In the bill, a barbering or general
      barbering apprenticeship is two years. To be a barbering or general
      barbering apprentice, an individual has to show proof of being at
      least 17 years of age, of good moral character, and of being free of
      any communicable, contagious or infectious disease. A shop
      approved by the board to host an apprenticeship is to meet
      requirements established in current law and in the bill in regards to
      licensure as a shop and the employment of the proper professionals
      to oversee the management of the shop. An apprenticeship, under
      the bill, can be for an individual seeking a barbering license or a
      general barbering license. Upon completion of the apprenticeship,
      an individual is given the option to apply for licensure by the board.
         Lastly, hours to train as a general barber are established in the
      bill to not exceed 550 hours of instruction. As part of the 550 hours
      of instruction, general barbering applicants are to be trained in
      shears-over-comb techniques, shop management, ethics, and a
      review of State laws and regulations.

      COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS:
         Proposed committee amendments would specify that an
      apprentice must complete courses in sanitation and safety. The
      amendments would also clarify that the bill is not intended to limit
      the State Board of Education’s authority to establish courses in
      sanitation and safety for barbers and barbering apprentices.

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