Authorizes religious corporations to hold remote meetings during state of emergency declared by Governor.

S 320 allows religious corporations in New Jersey to hold member meetings remotely during a state of emergency declared by the Governor, directly affecting religious organizations that typically require in-person gatherings. The bill amends existing law to permit remote meetings if the board of trustees adopts specific guidelines for verification, participation, and voting, treating remote attendees as physically present with full voting rights. Key provisions require religious corporations to implement measures ensuring remote members can participate equally, verify membership, and have votes recorded. This change provides flexibility during emergencies while maintaining procedural safeguards for member engagement.