Directs SCI to examine human trafficking activity at certain places of business.
ACR 57 is a concurrent resolution directing New Jersey's State Commission of Investigation (SCI) to examine human trafficking activity at massage and bodywork therapy businesses. It specifically targets locations where employers of licensed massage therapists (already registered under existing laws) operate. The SCI must complete its investigation within two years, issue a report with findings and recommendations to the Governor and Legislature, and may delay the report for up to 120 days if the Attorney General objects to findings about potential trafficking. The resolution does not change existing laws but mandates an examination of trafficking risks in this specific sector.
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Introduced Jan 9, 2024
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