Establishes NJ Task Force on Coordination Among Nonprofit Social Service Organizations.

This bill establishes a 17-member New Jersey Task Force to improve coordination among nonprofit social service organizations. The task force will develop recommendations focused on three key areas: promoting shared services to reduce administrative costs, forming alliances to eliminate service duplication, and creating uniform reporting procedures for expenditures. It directly affects nonprofit social service organizations across New Jersey by aiming to streamline their operations and reporting. The task force, with members appointed by state officials and organization representatives, must submit its final report to the Governor and Legislature within 12 months. The bill expires upon the issuance of this report.