Establishes "Period Equity and Menstrual Disorders Committee" in DOH.

This bill establishes a new Period Equity and Menstrual Disorders Committee within the New Jersey Department of Health to study issues related to period inequity and menstrual disorders. The committee will examine barriers such as the high cost of feminine hygiene products, lack of education, stigma, and potential health risks from product ingredients. It aims to provide recommendations for improving access to affordable and safe menstrual products, enhancing public education, and addressing menstrual health disparities. The legislation directly affects individuals who menstruate, including low-income populations, transgender and non-binary individuals, and other underserved communities.