Directs SCI to examine human trafficking activity at certain places of business.
This concurrent resolution directs New Jersey's State Commission of Investigation (SCI) to examine human trafficking activity specifically in massage and bodywork therapy businesses. It targets establishments employing licensed massage therapists - businesses already subject to state licensing, registration, and background check requirements under existing law. The SCI must investigate these venues, cooperate with law enforcement, and submit a report with findings and recommendations within two years. The resolution does not create new laws but mandates an investigation to assess current protections against trafficking in this sector.
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Introduced May 12, 2025
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